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INC Dry Gooda lTnrIset.

NEW YoRK, July II.
the following is the report of the DRY
Goods Exchange, jObbers' prices.
Brown Sheeting-Amoskea A q. Amos
keag =, "a; Appleton a, q; appleton 9, Is;
Bedford l61S; Boot II, IL; Boot q. 49,: Great
Falls q. Drills-BroWn Anoslzeag s.: Boots
Mills 20; Globe q; Massachusetts 2I Cine
hamsoGlasgow 20; Hartford 2215. and Lam
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BuHaIo MarItet-

BUFFALO, July u.
Flour and Wheat quiet and inactive. Corn
in moderate demand at nc for No. /. Oats
quiet; No. l Chicago 4ic; No. 2 AZ: No. / Mil.
Maukee 49c; Racine IS. Barley nominal.
Rye-No. Chicago soc. Canal FreIghts to
to Albany-Corn l3c. $3.50 '|aN'
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Oswepo MorIxet.

r...- OSWEGo, July IL.
Flour dull and unchanged: sales 500 bbls nj
$40 IS for No. spring; Sl2 25aI2 so for red
winter SIS % for Xxx. Wheat inactive with
downward tendency; No. Milwaukee Club
held AT g 20 and No. L. Chicago spring at 81 l5
Corn quiet but unchanged; No. Illinois held
NJ nc. Oats held ut 55c for prime western
Peas Ie., quiet at 81 30. Canal Freights &c lower
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Fire.

crNuNNAT1.-A fire broke out at IL
o'clock p. m. in the Academy of Music
building, corner of Fourth and Holmes
streets, occupied by Kelly & Icons
minstrels. 1t was caused by janitor
ence had just left. The building was
totally destroyed; insurance unknown.
Loss go, 900.
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by Telegraph
Spirit OF the stock Market,

NEW YORK, July IL.
The Posts money article says:
The lending rate of gold Is about the same
as yesterday. The loan market is easy and
more active. Commercial paper unchanged.
Stocks Irregular; Governments strong: Fnil-
road shares unsettled, Erie being rather low
err latest quotations "a.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July t.
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled at 81 S7al g.
Corn declined lc, Oats advanced 10 Re
ceipts; 3CO0 bbls flour; $500 bus wheat; p. O0O
bus corn; 81 600 bus Onts. 1920
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Philadelphia Market.

Flonr-Very, dull. Wheat-QuIet. Corn
Inactlvei yellow Sl0O. WoOl-LeSS firm:
sales of $1,000 pounds common and a Guarter
blood at 6l@65c; halt blood at GG96Sc: three
pounds unwashed at 4O@l2c. Whisky-Utn-
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Toledo Market,

Flour-DulI. wheat-Very duil: sales or
old amber at S225; new amber 500; No,
amber at 81 20. Corn-Active at 661s667 for
No. mixed; No. 2 do; S215 for No. . white,
Oats-Quiet. Lake Freights-Duna ana nomi-
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RaItimore NInrket.

BALTIMORE, July u
Flour quiet; high grades OF family 81 90 a
dull at 55@56c for western. Sugar oTIief
Coffee heavy. Whisky dull.
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Steamboat Engineers' Association.
LoU1svILnE, July 1.-THE steam
boat Engineers Convention has been
in session for three days. No results
achieved, and resolutions will probably
be acted upon Tomorrow.
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From NOW YorI..


New YORK, July l2.-The store of the
Great American Tea Company, in Vesey
street, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss about 5000. Insurance only
The new State Emigrant Hospital, on
Ward Island, was formally opened yes
terday by the Commissioners of Emil
grafton.
Mrs. Elsanon Willard, charged by
Mrs. Brohan with stealing 81, 1000 from
her, the money being found on her
person, was honorabIy acquitted yes
terday, The. bad reputation given the
complainant and the good character es-
tablished by the defendant produced
the result. Both were passengers on
the Nicaragua, California steamer,
which arrived on Sunday last and the
robbery was said to have been COM
mitted on the steamer.
a Post special says that Postmaster
General Dennison will be probably
succeeded by Ex-Gov. Randall, ofWis-
consin.
Roberts, the President ofthe Fenians,
has been indicted by the grand jury for
violation of the neutrality laws, and
has given bail in 5000.
Three more cases of cholera, none of
which were fatal, have been reported
within the past "a hours. Three are
also reported in Brooklyn, two of which
were fatal.
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INC IndIan Counen . Complete Faree.

NEW York, July 1.-THE Tribune's
special, from IeaYenworth, KANSAS,
mile has broken mn. ii was a Complete
farce, the Indians refusing to make
peace upon their own terms. They viii
be forced to travel from their hunting
grounds north of the Platte. The
council has been an enormous expense
70 the Government with no beneficial
results. The crops are full and BUSH
ness very brisk.
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Resignation or Postmaster General
.faaE DennIsOn.

NEW York, July 12.-The Tribune,s
Washington special says positively
that Postmaster General Dennison this
evening resigned the place he holds in
the cabinet. His successor is not
named.
There are reasons for supposing that
Secretary Harlan will soon follow this
example.
The Worlds special says Attorney
General Speed will also resign.
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LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT.
(Signed) ED. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.


New YORK, July 12.-The morning
papers have the following specials from
Washington:
The Alexandria & Fredericksburg
railway is to be commenced at once and
be completed in twelve months. The
officers are Gen. NcCallum, President;
r. A. Latham, Vice President; Robert
Turner, Treasurer; Reuben johnson,
Secretary.
At the caucus of Union members to-
night, Mr.. Garfield announced that
three other members of the Cabinet
would follow Mr.. Denuison in resign
ing their places.
The bill for the equalization of boun-
ties will probably be called up in the
Senate this week. Outside pressure is
heavy in its favor. -.-..
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PHILADELPHIA, July PA special
dispatch from Washington to the Bull
letint reports the resignation of Attor-
neY General Speed,
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aHEADQ'Rs OF ARMY, .=
ADJUTANT GEMS OFFICE

WASHINGTON, July l, 1866.
General Order, No. A..
Department, District and Post Com
manders in the States lately in rebel
lion are hereby directed to arrest all
persons who have been or may hereaf-
ter be charged with the commission of
crimes and offences against the officers,
United States, irrespective OF color, in
cases where the civil authorities have
failed or neglected or are unable to ar
rest and bring such parties to trial, and
to detain in military confinement until
such time as proper judicial tribunal
may be ready and willing to try them.
order is required. I aar
By command of .ar. Ian. .r7--
TTrTrr- GIp,y ~. ,,1
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For sheriff Of Ohio County.

EOr oust4n OF lOuIO NOuuLya
Subject to q nomination ofa called Convention,
MR. i. H. WILLIAMS.
Mr. WILLIAMS HAS ALWAYS BEEN
lNI = strong Rtauneh and unWaveFing Union
MAN. and possesses all the requisites that
should be required Of an ottieer. That lh8 8
honese and capable, and We balteVeS II nomi-
SheFiG and have no doubt bueWill receive
tho support OF all true Union men Of the,
county. uu2s.tesl MANY FRIENDS 6
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CHOIER a 'l5i
DISARMED!!!
TheehIer Causes of PestireneO D,

strOyetl.
DR. f. COURTARETS DISTNFECyTING.
~ Fluids, secured by Letters Patent in the
United States and France. Prepared solely
by the New York DiSinfecting Company, at
sn fTG tSS ex YoG S9 q 20 92 Henry
This Company organized on n permanent
basis, with DIR. Courtaret, the celebrated
French Chemist, in Cargo OF its Laboratory,
Is prepared to furnish Its DIsISFECrISCi
FLUIDS for sick rooms nurseries, urinnls,
water closets, Rriviess, ceSspools, sewers, gut;
public institutions OF nll kinds slaughter
houses, otinl and fat-boiling establishments:
the value OF the latter to every iarmerI and
wherever poisonous and offensive ga >es exist.
These agents are deodoTiZer, an tiSeptiCS anti
putreScents, aud Olsen fectnnts in the scientific
meaning of the words They remove nox-
Iors case and Odors by chemical principle
leaving IN their places hedlti.fut air; they are
DESTRoYEES, and not merely dbSor6eIItS OF
poisonous gaSes-nOt injurious to utensils in
which they are used. The attention OF metii-
cal and scientific men is directed to these dis
lnfectants. Attached are testimonials in ia
Yor OF this great discovery, which. with hum
office.
DELv4NN HOUSE, ALBANY, Mar. 50, 1866.
10 Ehe President Of The NctU York .DiSfTlIeciing
Dear Sir: 1t is all it is represented TO be. We
have made many trials OF dLsinfectants. but
which surpasses all Others as a remedy against
nn bad odors. T. RoEssEf. & Co.
NEW York. ApTiI q JSEli
To The President oCfhe NeiO York Digiifecfing
Company: -
Dear Sir: We pronounce 1t without excep-
ton to be the best we have ever known. It's
effect upon every mntteris complete and In
Spontaneous q. a. STErsoS, Aston House.
n. B-Ihe l1lsinlectants are used by the
scaVengers, under the direction OF the Sanl-
tary Police of the Metropolitan Health De-
partment. New York.
POWELL & THOMPSON, - Cedar ST., n. Y.
General and Sole Agents for the United
states and the Canadas, to whom all orders
should be addressed. -
For sale by all Druggists and General Deal
ems in the United States and CanadaS.
ID. :. Merrill \ Co., Main street, Richmond,
Agents for Virginia. ny27.3m
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ReaiEnalIon Or Attorney General
Sped. y =
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aehuIesale a1uttuns.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
y eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought atavery low nate for goldJ
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery.
comprising gents ladies' and chiIdTen's wear,
1000 dog. gauntIets, gloves, half gauntleta
anu InltIS, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
colors.
5Oodoz Handlzerchiefs, new styles in SILK,
linen, lawn and cambria.
500, 800 doz; Neek,ties, embracing. 81, all new de-
100 dog. Shirt Bosoms, supernne grades in
5000 esse EsPsEa q 7Ts5s Of s9ls,.hs
2Ooodoz. j. & P. Coats and stuarts genuin
500 ms. stuart linen thread.
sOrs. italian sewing alIk in skeina and on
spOols. ..5s..7s
50 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, COMBS,
tpInsnesj periumeTy, soaps, pocket BOOKS,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair nets, embrOideries, silk cord and
tAssels, velvet ribbons, full line of taiietR
ribbons bonnet ribbons, skirt bfalds, Goa
bindings, rumings, crochet braids, coat but
tons hoop SKIRTS balmoralS, VeSt buttons
French coFsets, fancy dress buttons and
large variety Of superior GuspendefR
which the attention of close buyeB Is re-
specially invited sri s--,--.~5.-
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACR.
Seed BuckWheat.
sOO BUSH. IN STORE AND FOR SALE
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Important Order from General Grant.
has issued the following important
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Telegraphing.

Inc arrangements for Ieiegraphing are far IN a5.
vance Of anything Of the kind ever offered n -Ea
public. regular Telegraph Line is connected Mi,
the Institution with twenty branch offices in various
parts al the city where public business ! trsnsa.,e
an" IN Wich the students Of tins Institution are uer
!h.iied to practice. No regular office practice can IT,
IHi IN any other school Of instruction in the eou,
without which no one can obtain position a. rr.
yea" operator Young men are cautioned aguls: tie
iSe representations Of those who, without .v
such facilities, pretend to teach Teiegraphiur
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Special Branches,

4 lgsJrG ami As Higher Mathematics PlonsJ. q,I, lie
ftTutsEtot ieag.a.saip, tie Art ii Detsctsrg I,.q
teT..t Money, EHgncctnq Sa1r,uir7 Sayt-
gatiy. H-R I.Lll.rlLLnu
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Location and Accommodations

The Institution i located in the most central r,r
OF the city. and its accommodations for nrte,t r.
sAhce ana CONVENIENCE. are unsurpassed. All Tie
rooms have been fitted up in the very best svl, with
ELLEIEAPH OFFICES, STATIuNEEY STIIIr,
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EkEDgCED, EsERsJCEsg,
p. T. LOOP

| As greatly reduced the prices of Boots
- and Shoes Having a large stock cf
goods on band, be proposes to sell at reduce d
prices lie has fine assortment Of the best
selection Of mems Boots, from 1915 and nm,
ward; boots from , GO to IS youths / so
also women'a shoes in great variety and Of
every style at greatly reduced prices His
stock Of cAl3ren's Shoes is very laro4 ana
ranges from % cents upward. An assrrt
ment OF gum shoes. We still paw strict at.
tsnt'9n 70 manufacturing, buying none but
the best stock, and keeping none bpt the
most experienced workmen, We consi5ar
cur work second to none in town, and have
q good assortment Of home made work ~
hand which will be sold low. He would in.
Dlte the public generally to call and examine
Tor themselves. and save at least twenty 90
Per cent. Work made to order with des6atcb
lie has also on hand fine assortment Of
men 5, women's misses and chidren's wooIen
and cotton HOSE, lower in price than any in
town. Call at tho CID stand. in the publjs
'@'N' 5a1Gl
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70 Il s : ;, = = Z is
NEW FIRM

lie undersigned ba.ing taken ;pfo ro-.
s nrership A. p. BIymyeg. the DIV o.'.s
ana Urccory Business is n1w can51cta, :.
lno name Of George Blymyer 4 Som. An N
persons having unsettled accounts IN I-,,
ooI~' are earnestly requested to cali arI
.na9e settlement as | am desirous of cInsin.,
SAID books Is soon IS possible '09-''s
GEORGE BLYMYER.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE La,a+,.
icre extended to this establishment 49, ~
firm respectfully solicit continuance of nc" tl,
same, and will use their utmost endoavnrs '',o -
please all who may favor them wifi ooIJ
GEORGE BLYNyFP & son
lewist-w2, saa-L!-er
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To the Male Teachers Of Aif7in County.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Actual BUSINESS TfAINrNF
Theoretical BookkeepinG
The Commercial Course

10. .Esfi7E. Cbr:sioc,a9 arithmetic gs.sqasi., T.,
ness Correspondence. Commercial lar. I>r.i.r.r
On Business AfaTS CoHmerciIi Customs
Forms aUj -Ictugi Business Practice
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BANK OF DEPOSIT AND Issr.r
To Young Men

supplied with hncly-engIarei lthograplc notes u.e,
- = circulating medium in t.c Department of Actus
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
THREE CENTS.

ATTEMPTED sUICIDE.-About O'clock on Satur-
gay margaret Thomas, an aged German lady. while
I"Dorlng under temporary haucinatfon oF +he
inhd went to Jones falls. near Gay street and iunned
m evidently with the resolution of drowning borsIf
but was toiled in the attempt by the presence &c
policemen Eedgraves and Piercey, who rescued bo
and conveyed her to tho central police station vbcr
she was properly cared for and her friends notified F
the occurrence She resided with her sister Mrs
Mary Smith, on Forrest street. between Cav and Lii
tie McEIderry streets.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-Tho Presbyterian churches
viii observe the present week as one of prayer for
the colleges and the youth connected with them
There viii be prayer meeting in the Central church
corner of Liberty and Saratoga streets every after
noon at ~ o'clock. Thursday will be devoted to
prayer especially for the colleges seminaries and
schools.
LARCENIEs.-W. j. Eaton was yesterday before
Justice Spicer, charged with stealing coat and
pair of boots from Patrick Dowell. George John
son, co5red, was arraisned before the same Maeis-
trate' charged with stealing coat from his brother
hopert ). johnson. Both Of the accused wero com
rItJed for the grand jury
FATAL buRNiNG CAsE.-About two O'Clock on Fri
day afternoon last coored girl bout four years Of
age, named Amos, living at the corner Of Chestnut
and Low streets was so badly burned BY her cloth
ing taking ire as to her death on the following
morning.
AssAULT-Jam5s Moore, colorcd, was Yesterday
before Justice SpiCer charged with agsaultiDc Albert
Mack, colorcd with brick lie was committed for
cOurt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MILToETAN TABLEAUX.-This remarkable exhibi-
ton still continues to attract overwhelming througs
to its entertainments both afternoon and evening.
1T is marvellous that an exhibition of any description
should draw such immense and Intelligent audiences
aSth has done for the past two weeks at the Maryland
Institute in this city. Aud what the more remark
able is the fact that all who witness the exhibition
bring from it the same high satisfaction Iii certain
that all who love Millions immortal work VII. not. il
they properly appreciate the representations that
are made by all who have seen the Tableaux, fail to
enjoy the entertainment which is for a few more days
offered to them. Every intelligent young person
should by all means avail himself or herself Of the
opportunity and parents should take care to let all
their children Of proper age so along with them to
the wonderful and instructive spectacle. 1t viii
open to the minds of the young students Of Milton a
broader, clearer, and more absorbing conception og
the lofty poem than could be possibly realized with
out n view Of these great panoramic pictures An
exhibition viii be eiyen every night this week, ex-
ceDt tomorrow ETuesday) night. and a matinee as
usual, or Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
HOLIDAY STREET JHEATRE.-lhc new drama,
Lost in London which has excited so much IN
tcrest in New York and Philadelphia during the
winter, will be presented for the first time il this
city at this house this evening
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TERRIBLE RETRIBUTEON.
Seven Horse Thieves Shot and Killed by
the Citizens of SaEtiIiO, Miss.
From tha Maunbie

We have often called attention to the fact that on
the outskirts of the city there existed an organized
band of horse thieves whose wholesale depredations
in this line have been long and sOrely felt by many
of our citizens. 1t seems that for some time the
stock which stolen from this section of the coun-
try was generally taken to TshomingO and Ittawam-
ba counties, Mississippi, and there disposed of at
about half its real value After thus disposing of
the stock and while their return to this city their
admiration for hoTsefesh being so great and their
regards for the Seventh Commandment so small that
all horses within their reach gObbed and taken
to this city where they were in North Mississippi
sold at about half price,
This system of stealingh has, undoubtedly, been car
Fled on for time, and would be still carried on
but for the citizens of Saltilo who gaungan inkling
of the manner. set detectives on their track, and
readily ferreted out their entire system of pundering
A week ago last Friday this gang, headed by one
BOwly, who resides about three miles outside tho
city on the Germantown Plank road. entered the
town of Satillo, and were immediately arrested by
the citizens, who, upon consultation, determined
upon ridding the community of such ruff ans. and
short time thereafter Bowly with his six confederates
ordered to be shot. This sentence was carried
into immediate execution, and these bad men thus
expiated the folly Of their manifold crimes We
were unable to learn the names of the entire gang
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Handy I'm the House,

ne III ~. ~ ings which are really handy to have
:, tha hou,on believe US when we sincerely assert
Al a. y. ". -, eful and most valuable is so cent
bo ts Of Railways Ready Relief We say say tht' NJ de
iiberate,y, consciento, anu snoii;a% With The
Ytraordinorv or vrtnes Of that popular medlcament
From hruiss to main in the bowels, from cut 70
cholic from sprained ank, W oi;e an from a
terry from mere cold TO severs iJn IT,
sore finger to the rheumatism n o ~ f1ca nm to a
to deafness, and from a pimple oh' .ho h;oh p od
paral ysis of the limbs, there is no casS In oon
ways Ready Relief will not remove the PaII ,Ia- as
as it lis applied. and remove the disorder atoseelI;
in q manner most surprising well as truly e1Peu
perient led ismmedate Taken internally in
water (say teaspoonful to wineglass of waterl II
instant y annihilates pain in the stomach quickly
cures diarrh9a, destroys all Inflammation, and re-
stores ealth. The Ready Relief prepared from so
many OF those little ingredients common to the fam
iy hous ,hod that it is positively Indispensable to
the prue lent wife and careful mother. For females
ssnecialE it is blessed gift" and susceptible
fnse in yearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
Ssman VI ts For children it is even just as admir-
sIs mi, ture riddng them of aches and palms, and
HaJ;ng mn the manifold sorenesses witha miraculous
aa and oelerfty. For men 1t is a never-faiing re-
sort of con fort and rehet IN thousand instances
among the daily ills which nesn is hsir TO-" We
would earnestly impf ess y ugoh % eEe pI%Sc % mna ina
bottle Of Railway ady hee abnn, ang eIheapest I a
well as the best article 10 n esnt. ese mouse
shve dollars, which would otA hysc;sn The Rasd
br the sttendanee Of capable IN tsejf n II soc
belief is whole spothscary shop. adT,s use. gho
health put up In bottle for sveryh> .er,;ess Sol
wise enough 70 svsil themselves sfiu fSeLaW
~ dx0eg1N, y
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THE MAINE LEGISLATURE,
Endorsement of President johnson and



AUGUSTA. Me-, Feb. 16.-An amendment has been
offered by M. Bradbury, of Halles, Democrat, in
the House. 20 General Shepley's Union National
resolutions ndorsing the patriotic course and wise
craftsmanship that President johnson is now evinc-
ing, and which entities him to the support of the
American people, and pledging to him full co-opera
ton of ne people of the State of Maine in sustaining
his policy, and rendering to him sympathy and ap-
proval Of his viewsof public policy as expressed in
mis- social replies to the recent addresses of the Vr-
ginia delegation and of the coored delegation.
Mr.. Stearns offered the following resolutions as a
substitute for MIR. Bradbury's amendment which
substitute was accepted by General Shepley
ResolUed, That this Legislature expresses entire
confidence in the integrity, ability and patriotism of
President Andrew Johnson, who defed secession in
the Senate and defed rebellion in Tennessee; who
sprung from the people and is identified with their
interests; and that the loyal citizens of Maine will
give him their hearty support in his labors for the
complete and permanent restoration of the Union on
the basis of liberty and impartial Justice.
ResOtUed That in the Union majority in Congress,
this Legislature recognizes noble array of the tried
defenders of the principles of constitutional liberty
and reposes with confidence in their wisdom and
patriotism for the settlement of the questions appro-
priately pertaining to the Legislative department OF
the Government.
The amendment and substitute were both laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.