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DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Venitian Pivot, and Pnnnel Shutters, Store
Doors, Door and Window Frames, Mantels,
Meldings, Newels, Posts. Bsluslrades, Brack-
cts, Cornices, Base, Architrszes, Columns,
Shelving, and Fencing. ~
Plans, Specifications, and Work rrawings
for Churches, Business Houses, or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms.
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment We have a full assortment Of
Lumber for Building purposes.
Persons intending 10 erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials. will find it to
their advantage to call, write or send their
Orders, as We intend to sell beIo,o Cincinnati
market, and being practical Builders, we are
the better able to understand the wants OF
those about to build, and TO execute their
work.
From our long experience in the Business,
and the facilities afforded us by the mcst i'm.
proved Machinery, we can Manufacture and
Finish up work Of the Best quality in style
net to be surpassed in any Factory, or Ly
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy,
Finish, or Durability.
GALPIPoLIS, OHIO.
FORD, CALoHAN 4 Co.
Feb. /, 1866
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A SPLENDID Stock Of fancy French Can
"A dies, at greatly reduced riees at
- j. G. MEALS.
April 26. iss6.-tf.
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RahyCabs.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Baby Calls,
~. Of all kinis. from the cheapest TO the
most eelsbrafed. Call and see them, at Hay
WARD 4 FUtLER5z-cOrneF Of rh I'd 4
State, Streets
AAssh s9s issd.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-05-24

MACKEREL. warrented fresh, BY Dbl half
vi Dbl or key, just received at q
W. L. SHARP'S.
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50 Sealed do.
3 Bills Nova Scotia Salmon.
" Cod Fish,
S Labro1ore Herring.
10 half White Fish.
Teas,
3 half chest choice @. T, Tea.
2 I" Y. Il. Tea.
9 q" old Tea.
80 {" Imperial Tea.
Oolone Tea.
Also IS caddies' of different sizes 10 suitt
Tobacco.
90 boxes choice Va and No. Tobacco.
so caddies assorted de.
Bills fine cut chewing do.
so gross "" do.
10 Bis q" smoking do.
Segars.
25 N Havana Segsrs, $50 Il asserted do
-leM Union cheroots do S
I'm Ladies' Punch do
22M Cuba skies do
Oil, Oil,
10 Bbls No. l. Extra double rec. Lard oil
45 " Keer's burning Carbon oil.
10" Lin Seed oil.
so kegs B. Az. prime white Lead.
so Butte white lead.
Lamps,
10 doz assorted Carbon oil Lamps.
6 lanterns, ass'd lard and carbon oil.
2 Signal lanterns. - @
10 Gross lamp wicks.
Soap and Candles.
20 boxes German Soap
20 " assorted do. -
10 Toilet DO.
10 Star Candles.
% Summer Mould Candles
Indigo,
900 pounds best Madras Indigo.
$50 d" Marilla do.
5 bbls best German Madder
10 boxes extra LOgwood.
. bbls Copperas.
2 bbls Alum.
Soda,
90 casks English Soda.
5 bbls Sal or washing Soda.
Cream Tsrtarin packages to suit the trade.
Starch, -
: 90 boxes Pearl and cooking Starch.
Fralts and Canned Goods.
10 cases Branoy Peaches. =: -.,,e -. -..r
Is fresh canned Peaches.
5 Straw berries.
5 Raspberries.
3 Pine Apples.
40 cove Oysters Lobsters and Salmon.
90 drums Figs.
90 boxes Rsisins.
20 boxes, halves and quarters do.
Sauces.
Worcestershire Continental London Club,
and Cranberry Sauces.
Candies.
30 boxes assorted Candy.
Wooden Ware.
2 gross Zinc Wash Boards.
20 doz Buckets assorted.
S Cedar Pals snd butter Buckets,
Is" assorted painted Tubs.
25 " Patent Buckets. ti,..
So assorted Keelers.
10 Wooden Churns.
BrOOms.
25 doz Shaker and Corn BroOus.
5M Broom andles.-
0rdage TWine etc.
500 pounds wrapping Tuine.
$50 Brown do.
10 coils Manila Rope.
Hemp do.
Is bales Nc. J. extra Oakum.
Wrapping Paper, etc.
2la Reams assorted wrapping Paper.
For PIasters Builders etc.
so bbls best brands by Cement.
so " Louisville Lime.
40 Kentucky do. T-E....
SO Casks do
SO NJ white prime Lsths
Soah RlinIe W11doxr Il.
Seed, Seed, ..F
so bush Glover and Timothy Seed.
Is " Red top and Blue grass Seed.
100 pounds Hemp and Canary do.
Matches =
2O0 gross Eagle and Iron City Matches.
Liquors.
20 bbls very old Bourbon whisky.
20 bbls Rye do.
S" Hol Gin.
10" French Brandy.
S" Apple and Peach Brandy.
so" Rectified Whiskies.
and full assortment of very choice old
Cognac Brandies, Iush whisky, Port wine,
Sherry wine, Native wine de-, for Medical
purposes.
25 cases Champaign and Sparkling Ca
oo Dois "heehng oranghs Ale.
For sale.
One Coal Cooking Stove, two grain Fam
ming Mills, one Letter Press, one go gallon oil
Can, three large meat Hhds.
SHEET GUM, d GUM BETTING.
full assortment.
SUNDRIES, SUNDRIES,
Clothes Pins, Baking Powders, Butter
and Soda Crackers, Playing Cards, Cedar aud
Zinc Faweets, Shoe Blseking, Shoe. Brushes,
Envelopes, Pen Holders, Lead Pencils Bar
Lead, Gun Caps, and Shot.
SPICES, ass ra4 ,sa
25 Gross assorted ground Spices, Mus.
tard, &c
S Says Grain Pepper All spice & Gloves.
J.J. CABOT, 4 BRO.
Jsn. II. ls66.-ly.
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4 LEMONS. Fresh and in
~ large quantities At WI. SHARP.
Fec 6.l66s-tf
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MY Stock of Groceries is con
M stantly receiving additions.
W. L. SHARP.

FREsH LAYER RAIsINs. cheap by the
II box or retail at W. L. SHARP.
Nov. 30, IL ).
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me- Feuiar, excitement.

NEW YORK 9lnrch 9--Entsnse eE-
citeuueut prevails in Fenian circles in
this city to-day. II is Thought, IN
siouhtedIy, that i demonstration Will
shortly be made agaius5 Chnuda by
General Sweeney It Is said ne has al
ready large srores-of arms, ammunition
of war and transportation at his COM
a special states that it Is understood
that the Government IS urged TO call
out militin 10 be stationed ut Odgeus-
burg to prevent raids from the Srltes-
All sorts Of exaggerated rumors are
current on the streets
MoEFREAL- March. 9.-The call for
ten thousand MEN OF the Canadian mi
Iifia for activeduty. mnde last Wetines-
day evening, WIS enthusiastically re-
sr16udeCf To, and early on Thursday
morning the news was received from
All pnrfs OF the country that their
quotIis were ready for active service ut
a momentrs notice Theresesms 20 be no
fouhG that four times the uumberenuId
be had at a days notice. The whole
volunteer force of this city paraded Inst
evening" Strong guards were posted at
all the aFmories a nd patrols Kept NOV
ing through the CRY an night Every
preparation - being made TO guard
agaiust any Feniau surprise.
ToRnST6. c. W. March 1.-The re
Spouse yesterday for volunteers from
all parts OF the cnuutry was very en-
thusiasfic. 4 much InrZRr number Of
farad their services than WIS uquiref1-
The Globe OF to-day has report that
the plot Of the Fsuians is, I0F n body Of
them to crnss into Canada % tIHre part
IN the public PROFESSIONS Of st PdtT1clEs
day, who viii disturb the pence 70 dis
tract attention while armed Fsu1au
bands VIII make Eafds on the border
WV YORK, March 9--Tor0utn special
dispatches to the Herald to-day say
that all the Canadian militia are being
enrolled. and expected they would be
called ont Immediately Volunteers in
companies and squads ere Ealiyiug
from all the back towns for the defense
Of the frontier Over 2g98 voiunteez
srrfvsff here last night, and ara hilIeEed
an the citizens The people are fully
aroused and no man shirks duty, al
though a few have bean arrested
through a miseoucaptinn Of an order
calling them one- All the railways on
the line OF the frontier ara keeping en-
zius nred up ID run on trains. Is IS
estimated that 3a,0G0 troops are now
armed and ready % march,, II invasion
kIlEes place The authorities aEss san
gIine OF their ability 70 drive hack and
defend their homes a5Saiusf any Feniau
invaders. Al the troops have bean
drilling since 2 o'clock this morning
4 fuH supply OF ammunition has been
issued % the troops and the railway
trains are made up and ready % moEs
them ar moments notice 90 any point
OF attack 3fnnE reports are current
and one, pretty generally cuedtrRd- =
/. that Parliament viii De called 20 assem
! bile immediately, and thar the VIII Of
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Farrt-n ReaE.

The following statement giving the amount
OF WOOL imported mo View York for the past
SIX months has ben slsE1t Us BY A saIlrle
! to whom tnss GoIIsefnr Of the port Of View
YORK flrhiahEd them Far SIX mon tbs, end
ing on the JIst or Decsubsr, there were en-
Tered IA sE9t 914 ihtI- of tnHelgn wool averaging
anon Iti- per week This wool costs a CENTS
per pounh AID pays . dnEy or SLID cents
per pound OF this 1npEnaen million pounds,
only ifEy pounds cost over. eeunE Der pound
and paid duly OF Z Cents and 10 per cent al
VnIofem- This mag give View England farmer
s0ue Eiea N WtlaE extent LhA authorizations
OF n1reiRu wool Is carried La orrter 10 enahl.s
the buyer 70 ger through our custom house ar
me lowest pnssfhie Eale or duty. Mort or tbs
! wool j. dnEE than orIe finest mer4nn- We
have sample bGfura Ms and We Si.uuid &c
puzzled To match u In hneneza and sEeuszE, OF
ihre The worker can bring a pound or TINS
W0ul to his cards, thoroughly scnuueCi, FIR -
cents In currency. Win such Eteas a. these
before them VIII n1rEEIesS any tDnlzr ask why
slS price 0f cur wool Is 20 IoWs The preSeng
LaIfR Inv brings the Wonl-GrUwer OF New
En4Iand In direct competition with the mr.
elm gruweEr who can carry his sheep through
the entire year and puE his wool inro the
marker mr. les tlaREa II cost us 70 shear our
sheep
It remains 70 he seen bow long Intelligent
Americans VIII submit 20 this kinft OF com
peutou---HnTos- aud EE57lIsr. y Il
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WASHINGTON, March "a com nit
tee OF the Mary land Legislature, head
ed by Speaker Frazisr, had an inter
view with President Johnson yesterday
to present the resolutions adopted by
the LEGISLATURE, endorsing his policy
for the reconstruction or the Uniou.-
The President made a brief reply, re-
fErriug 10 and rsitsrating his previous
declarations IN regard to recnustruetiou,
and ssIiSt be had to thank them for the
encouragement given by the resofu-
lions. He said mis- future acts would
show that the confidence has not been
misplaced. and that the provisions of
the resolutions are not mistaken in the
approval they snow. He said It Is not
necessary for me to state the principles
have adopted for my guidance They
are understood, and their can be no
mistake aS 20 the position I occupy
Persons who act upon principle and
understand the principle they act upon,
eaunot disnGree and must act together,
and whatever their starting poinr, IN
acting upon such principle they VIII
invoIuntarIly sometimes approach each
other; and the converse OF the PROPOSE
ton - also true, that whenever they
disagree upon principles they COM
n1eucR adIveF&enEe course The most graf
flying though5 70 me Is that have acted
upon principle ever since my earliest
advent into public Life. There has al
WAYS been with me some fundamental
idan regarding the nature Of this { MON,
and I have never departed from IL
And it is also gratifying 70 me that at
ter the ordeaI through which we have
passed, Tint idea still lived and that II
will in furIIre sustain the country and
the principles in which It Ives
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RyTeleEzphf
SPIRIT Of ne sGoea narhet-
w. ~ 4


The Commercial says EriId sill tends strung
y dOwnWaTt- Parties VINO hive recently
bought poran Advance appssIrro have LOST con-
ndeuee IN a higher premium and ana sellHfss
closed at L;sgt5- TheStueE market Is dull and
tDr the uoLnsnt weaker. On ths. EafirIaft tfsE
prices were lower thruussh5ur- Miscellaneous
stocks were also W5aE The corner appears
ID have dissolved Their y no demand mr.
cash stock Michigan Southern Opened strong
at ~ AZ which Kan shares were snId ami
sinS4d at Il The stock 4 held largely N srrang
hnnftS, and a considerable amount OF stock y
likely 70 &c heId on the market until after Edls
eIacLtuu % officer Governments nre strong.
The LAST steamer brought nrssh orders for IN :
but noC-1ppnreIItiy tor any IsIrzge amounts :
ln-iifs are active and advanced q half cent
closing at MA 7-1's are nmeE The dESt
SerteT :insE=1i at so. Money still exhIbfus \
steady tendency toward ease SnEua or EiIe
BANKS relaExfusz LheiF rate on call loans
cant The prevailing E1tz en- szlli InaIlsi, ht1yr-
eveE, Is per cent There n more demand ar
paper prime uamaa at 7osS per cent with
E1ther more doing at the lnVFer Eate- There
e a flI supply Or good paper AZ SsI9 per eenE.
including a large propnEILnn or dry gnOEts at
ancron ElrsSs lower GRADES pass AZ ln,1l per
cent Foreign exchange b quiet The I'M
pruvefuens In monetary affltirst in EurDps has
IN some relax The Necessity m remittance
nom this side and importers arr dEpnse1f N
doLt or in expectation OF lower ratssE and a
further llIl in isDtEt- Tue Leading drawers
qIotz5 % days Sterling I1Sif. but the best
names en- be bnughS at u.s.
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CaHHERGlAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale narAeE
OEPrCE DAILY TNTEELTGESCEEE-
WHEELEEG, March 10, i66-

WHEELING, M1Eel
Outside Of Flour we ind Trade almost LIE
IeSz. Provisions ara worse than dull Bacon
and Messs PORK are offered InNer- Carbon on
very quiet and lower. We repeat our NJ
uaarszs Of yesterday. that prices are merely
nominal, while purchases ars waiting the II
suits OF the furure-
FLnUR-Ls rirIn ar tancE and GImtly brands:
Very little demand l1r low gFldez Exrn -
ss9 AZ nmfIy sIn9ID AZ nancy brands 81 a
RAco@s1ouirerS. fresh frtfu SMOKE Ilcs
packed plain hams, azE= susaf cured tlnean-
rihbsstI IB- clear Ezs. mes pork S1 - 6nE new
LARD-GOOt supply Lse IN uerefsi DC In
kess COR chniee family.
-kEDs-Clnvef s.eeGi In E1od demand s. one
81 timothy 3 00s no nilE Offering
BuTrER-srarre and nothing DOING In large
s-Aforeoffsr4uE at nc in Iotz-
PorAroEs-SC=zrre, and selling II 81 % 2 Dbl
lG CaESss-sman demand; lie for choice
n :Iz-Fair ,ieuaardt; 81 8za00 for prime
DRIED FRUTrs@Aeffye demand; &c hnr
peaches: Iz1sgs &c llr new bright appies-
C-ARRDH OIL-peciinelt- and selling At ii-e-
LAID C5IL-asdued exrra No L AZ s2e8=
lower zrslcies not wInfed-
C0FBEE-tFOGd 70 Eair zses prime 2ie= eti0ieE
.SIc-IIavann- IN baxzs. BE Enood CuEsa
Lex choice PurIo Rico he; har1t refined l95
IKE A. c1fiee ESc7 B, do l7e7 2, do II e
s4KUP-5sa75e for low Grade al1assi y Tor
good; q > s1r ex1Ia brands Purto H'eo mo
saD6-iss for 4rue-1car= Ise tur Elsstizli;; IL
In bDxes-
FEH-FaiE supply and moderate dennndi
new ulnfZRrai N half bhts Tor No = so u. 70
J % % a3r EaEEe- EIrs. 3 = for 80 i=ss - FOR
No = Lake herring half bbl- $ ~ white f1Hh-
Sl1Ttls-755z Tor sd and upwards y Surs
gRoaHs-3 1R4 y nEg1nd enmmdu-
9AL-zBO % Gruu1 yarIi, lOE Ohio River 81 >
1Ir dairy
T5naGrY-7s5lEs0e f0rgfnEir fBis. rs and r.srvy-:
81 ml5EI > slF dr4RfIf Z : and Il. = lf1l - nor
nEncY chewing brantisr 80 ne tlf nrllf1G " =
heIvflIts make
SIZE s1r Whee4Eag. lie for Easneu
c13BEz-lSe aors4ty mould taiIovi-sse for
STIR s5e fSr hOtzl
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VIEW LOhLk-
COtt0n-DUH- heavy and nomiually, GfEer
lower, At Ska I for niIilinl closing 1t inside
prices Flour ns8uIsG fuiI aE:d dToDping=
medium good gTzIdes without Decided change
s. LsE1 - fnE erFsl state - z5sfS - for extra
nouud hoop Ohio. anu - NAL % ft1E Trade
brands, market closing dull whiaiIy-DJEII
and nominal ar - 1sG2 81 Wheat-stearfy
dlr winter. and duh and tir10ptnlZ Slr spring.
u s. Tor new No. = Milwaukee, club; 81 - hIr
new No. 90, and 3. ltsgz ~ 11r while Can
ada CoCn-A shade easier and dull; 7.ass sc
mr. unsouud- and TdlITSc TOR sound mixed
western bogh in store and delivered CJstfs-
Moderately active 5s4E;s 1DC unsoUud west
en- and 52lsJfC for Sotnf do CnHee-NerT
dull. SI1E1r-HezIyy At I1ls,l I.E-i.les aIr Cuhu
HuEcDvado. NOlass=s-Dul AZ G565ilE 1Ir
crop DS65- PetrnleunI-DC1iI and nnuiinsli; III.
for crude and s5F for refined In bond Pnrx
-FirmeF- n jBss2B I'll Tor new mes stozlriE
1t - - elsfl: 81 - for old d1, and SI a mr.
prime also Itl1 bills new mes for March,
april amt Nay, seIIs.rf' option, n 81 s2t .sz
= - BeeE-G ncnRH1ed 1t previous prices.
Beef Han-HsavY at EsleEia- Bacon
EeEvy. If4iEEsC Tor Cumberland emf, and
EI5c FOR short ribbed CUT MssI1s-HeagYs
IIsE ~ for shoulders, AMI nse lSc lDC hams
DreS<tit EtngS-Hs=rvy. E2l1 i1lzsc Cor WESTERN
and E1.i4sf1 L:jI{c Tor cry Lant-HsavY ar Liz
SIze. ButsEr-tluiet, 2SfE &c 1ir OhIO. and
s5e55bc Tor State Chsess-Heavy At lB52c-
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haheas corpus VIII be suspended and
martial law proclaimed before the 18th
OF March
The Zovsrumeuthast aken pos5eszion
of the Montreal Telegraph
The Globe this morning makes the
1ruouucamensthas she government has
rpceived in6ormatiOu that on St PtEf-
r-icgCfs dIay q large number OF FenlanS
VIII cross the river, Join IN the pro
tessiou of the ciEizans and create a local
disturbance 70 attract the attention or
the military. while. the mann tnree Will
strike ardinersut points on the frontier.
The Globe calls on PTEsidsuE john
son 10 Interfere II shys the people of
Canada are abundauEly able 70 give the
rufianS warm reeEptIou, buzz ts - a
puor repayment 70 the Canadian gov
eminent Tor its action during the re-
beIiiou IN the Southern States 70 be now
compelled U spend money and blood
IN resisting an invasion from It's neigh
boring republic
The civ papers this morning contain
two columns or special dispatches from
all parts OF CANADA giving news of the
military operations, from which IL dp-
penrs that every u0wn and city = turn
ing out in fu1 strength As tast as the
troops arrive they are organized into
battaIions. They are 70 be drilled i've
hours per day
The troops are held IN readiness for
immediate enba-katfou- Volunteers
get &c. and ratfous per day
The Orange Watchmau, or to-day
saws that the Feuians OF this city VIII
w1Ilz on ST. ParrieIxfs day armed with
pixies and FevOiveEs and It calls upon
the Mayor To prevent their walking II
Is believed that the influence OF peace
loving catholics Will restrain the more
violent men, and the procession VIII De
abandoned The Warchman also says
that Bishop Lynch has declared his in
tsnGiou OF leaving Canada 70 avoid the
danger and responsibility Of batris
which may occur on the Irish national
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WASHINGTON, March "a delegation
from the State OF Kentucky have pre-
seuted to Presidents Johnson the pro-
,.esdinGs of 4 mnss mesting held ut
Frnnkfnrt, In that State, endorsing his
veto message
Mr. Dawson mnde an address, m the
course OF which he said thnr the pres
sucs Of the agents of the Ffeedmen'S
Bureau in Kentucky only tended to
produce decentralization aud dissatis-
faction among the negroes annoyance
and Inconvenience 70 the white cirllens.
and the production OF no good RESULTS
The people of the Kentucky and the
Laws of the Stale, II left 10 themselves,
viii secure the negro in all his rights of
person and propsrty- There are more
eases or WRONGS by negroes upon whita
persons IN the SnIte, which go unpun-
ished bv the civil authorities, than of
wrongs by white persons against ne
sZrues. He could not disguise Ehe fact that
there has been and there still Is
sDnaa fmpatienca and dissatisfaction
felt by the people at what they regIrIt
as unkfud suspicious and discrImIna-
ton AGAINST them upom the purT OF the
government. whiEh they sustained
throughout the InIs terrible conflict AZ
such saeEifices- rs only they and those
simiIarfy situaoed can know
The President briefly responded ten
dariuR 70 those whom the delegation
reprzsanned aud to the STATE Of Ken
rf1cICy his uufefEned ttIlIu1 Tor the kid
expres sinuH and manifestation Of con-
tidence In him personally, and the
endorsement Of the policy which shall
control his administration
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Ds.eovs-y Of me Rszsury Har4ereE.

Discovery Of the RnEburJ AurdereE-
NEW YORE, March 9.-The Boston
Herald has a long account of the dis
coverv OF the murderer OF the two
children isabella N and John L Joyce
IN Bussy'S woods West RoIbury, on
the nth OF June, 1855 He WAS found
to be a convict in the State Prison, who
had been sent there for a burglary cum
mitUEd IN Worcester county shortly
AFTER the murder His strange conduct
when an asted, led the officers 70 think
he WAS n hardened criminal, and his
subsequent bOasting OF large deeds per
formed by himself together with some
OF his ungnrded expressions, gave the
cue which, being followed by two
Worcester county officers, has fastened
the murder alluded %, almosrundenia-
bly, upon himself His partial confess
siOns- with the eorroborasTvs evidence
obtained leave no Doubt in the minds
Of tine officers OF his guiI5- His Soubri-
aueb is .+scratch gravel and his right
name Is Charles Aaron Dodge. He Is
il native of Massachusetts, bur has been
a rover for II years, being now . years
of age. He eonfesses 70 having hunted
Indians IN Florida, aud that he WAS
sent to prison for life for murder IN
South Carolina, was pardoned- entered
the rebel army, was captured in Nor
zunfs raid into Ohio and fudianH
and paroIed. afterwards enlisted in y
Massachusetts regiment, deserted and
Joined the navy and served on several
ZuubOars.
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House.

Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont from the
Committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported back the Senate amendment To
the HOuse bill 70 declare the meaning
Of crrtain parts of the Internal RAaveuue
act of June 80, 1864: the amendment
which WIS To substitute the word
'swherever" for "wheneverr was coz
Cured in
ALr. Ross, of Illinois, offered aresoTu-
ton, which was adopted, directing the
Secretary Of War % report how many
volunteers whose terms OF service have
expired and ara still retained in the
service, and why the 18th Illinois Vet
erau Volunteers are still kept in the
service at Brownsville, Texas
Mr.. Woodbridge, OF Vermont. on
leave, introduced 4 bill regulating she
sHIaries. of Judges OF the Supreme
Courts of the District of Columbia,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee On Judiciary.
The House then took up the Senate
bill to protect all persons in their civil
rights to furnish the names OF the vim
dfeators on which the Union question
was orJierRd yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson having the riGht to close
the debate, yielded half his hour % Ar-
Bingham, who spoke against the bill
as being in some Of its provisions IN
constitutional
ShaIIabargar spoxs for five minutes
in suppnre 1f the bill
Mr.. Wilson followed in 4 closing
speech
Mr. EIdridge moved TO Lay the whole
subject on the table, which was lost
yeas 81; nays LIS. No republicans
voted in tine affirmative, except Rnus-
sean.
The vote was next taken on Mr.
RfnrhauI's amendment, which was re-
iectsd, yeas. 3; nays, IL
4 v0te was taken on the motion 70
rseommiI the bill To the judiciary COM
mitrae. which Wilson desired to
withdraw but could not The previous
question having been seconded, the bill
was reeommitted, yeas -; nays. 40
Mr., RAYMOND asked Dir. morrill,
whether the committee on Ways and
Means we're ready TO speak on the sub
iect Of internal revenue taIation-
Mr.. Morrill, replied thar the commit
tee expected to mike an early report
embracing the subject OF n tax on cot-
ton. and a taxOn incGu1e5, with vIir1ous
reiuetions-thsy had hoped TO report
ere this