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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
CrPREME COURT.-CAROLINE 7. GEORG

NIPREME IUUKI.-UAKULINE I, UtUhbI,
> Plaintiff Agi. ALEXANDER RANKIN, GEORGE NJ. VAN
DERIP aud JOHN j. TAYLOR Defendants To the :..,.''
above named: Summons for relief ~ > Rev.
Com. You hereby summoned and re- agcsamp
dued complaint IN this action, :Caneelet
which be 6ei the Office Of the Clerk Of the .:..
city and County Of New.i0rk al the City Han in said
10 the said complaint the
sabcrbe b. Office No. o. AH street. In this CITY, within
this y0rexcusye OF the
lay Of such service and you fail thu said ani with
afgrsad the plaintiff Ia this action viii apply % the
Court relief demanded in the congratulated New.foT
May IS, 1900.
WILLIAM n. STAFFORD Plaintiffs Attorney. No 81 Wlam-st
The complaint IN this action hed IN the Once OF the Clerk OF
Of Neiork tho City Hall IA tue Ciy Of
New York o the twenty third day Of May. 1860.
D.iei New Yofk. Juue -, 1896.
Jel2 lawtwF WILLIAM X. STAFFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney
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Sales bn Auttion.
II ROssRI A; HAseERrT, Auciiosssr.
1AG6RRTr K PHELPS. Nc. II Pine-ss.
AssfTkSr CuARTKRNAsTKR's OF


AssfsrASr CuARTKRNAsTKRs OYrcs 4
NO 10 SIATEsr, NKv-l OAK err. July H. 1908
by DIRECTION Of the Quartermaster-General,
~ viii se al Public Auction, FRIDAY the Goth instant
o'clock without hl FoTt Schuyler n y H. the Buidise
appropr ated TO other purposes via:
Thftywo yards entire length tT and t.nh
gallons ospaeyi boiler oil the counsctns
ee. bout 800 fee and smwsy Also 6Infsa
bathing washing apparatus In each ward
large caudron furnaces two brgs rsngessrons
feet long Also, all the lead
service. supply and sof pine In the Hospital.
The buildings will he soi separately with the privilege Of
where number Of the se Terms Of sale csAA
deposit Of bid 70 be made with the suconesr
and the balance paid on rendition Of account, ss
bungs within the iue Of sentinel be removed
washing bathing appaaus vii be sod In each vat
separsely with privilege Of the entire lot 10 atte wards
The connecting galleries and ramwey VIII be sold by ths foot w
and pipe viii be sold by the pound they lie buried s
ground the the purchaser weighed and -
nvered and paid on h, cefthcais
steamer will whAif az Case CAfien
coc m day Of sss for the conveyance Of those vss
wish to attend
Fuher Information the nsture and kind Of matsa
and condition can be obtained 81 zoe Post oass
Schuyler ~ Y. H. and OF the IN dersgned
TIE the right Of declining all e4' offered
they are considered unfa disadvantaceous. . -
Chief Qusrterrnaster Dept THE EssA
r. c. MORGAN. Breyet Major and A. q n
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CUPREME COURT Westchester County.-CY-
- RUS LAWRENCE. Plaintiff against JAMES r. COLL, udiyid
uay Trustee the Company OF A. De Mougre Company,
RACHEL A: BhUNDRETH, NJ; p ADDISON, ROBEKI BUCK
ADDISON ALEXANDER PELVEY. FREDERIC GIRSiAUsEN,
AMBROsfNE SERAUD, ROBERT COCHRANE and JAMES w:
them You hereby summoned and required the
complaint this action which tiled In the Ohio the Clerk tho
Of Wesichester at his office ~ White Plains In said County
Weschrse the 18th day April 1866
Office In White Plains, said County OF Weches
NewYofk within twenty after the service Of
said within the time aforesaid the plain
m this action will pp the Court for tue relief demanded In the
comp aint.-Daied Janusry H. 1885
CLOSE ROBERTSON; Plaintiff Attorneys.
Ie?2 law6wF White Plains, NewYork.
CUPREME COURT, City aud County of New
y York-JOHN A. RIsTON Plaintiff against RACHEL HE'LL.
BRLN aud JAMES NJ CROMELN Deiondani,ln guIscsne OF
usmen Of the Supreme Court Of the state OF NewYork made IN
ngraham Referee ed in the sand Judgment will expose
Public TUESDAY the Jt day OF July at II
o'clock noon, the Exchange siesroom No III Broadway
In the city OF NeyYoA by James NJ. MIL err Aueiioneer
M, fol owing described premises All those certain lots
pieces Of land situate lying and being In ts Fifteenth
ins. Al pont on the souherly Waverey-
% distant westerly from McDouga street. thence running
uthey at right with said Wavereypace "a feet thence
e Of Nc ougsi street northey said
Mayeryce thence westerly along said Waiver ~ feet 10
place thinning. And also all those certain other eight lots
ers or land situate lying and being the Twentieth
Mad ofthe City bounded and described foow
point the noTthery side Thitieth distant
2s Get and inches eAery rem the eae side Eevenh
running aseTy along the noheIy line Iheh street s
fe thence running northely In line with said
avenue "a inches westerly line parallel with
said 23 feet and inchss ence souherly pss with
Eleventh 81 feet and inches the point and Of be-
ginning. Dated New York. July &, 1865.
DANIEL Z. lNGRAHAM, IT,, Referee. No loo Broadway
=. r. MARBuRr esq Plain,ids Attorney yo2awJwFhSM
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GeIp Wdnteo.

A GENTS WANTED-To sell the best selling Pic
1rc published embracing the autograph snd phoioE Owe
100 n The most dsuggiste country, entitled Tbs
Nght of the Repubic.f Adde'S q. II oLDkEfD Collnons
Ohio or No IS Laslt,t New-io-s Refers to r u !. 4n0ny.
DOY WANTED Ina Wholesale Dry Goods Store
ID salary 800 ar.t yesr Address Boz No Isl PostOhce
IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED for
CITY 4 New.Yor ard IN part Of tie United sa,e' by
Company offering unusual advsnars ent
Idtrrs. with references LIFE COMPANf Box No b1o New
York City.
k4TANTED-AGENTS Permanent employment
w IN selling CROWELLs IMPROVED SCISSORS and KNIFE
sARPFNER energetic clear rom % 20
$50 DIR day sample By mail receipt Of retail
price 81 cents o. W ohONE.LL . 20. SI-Ee-e-l o..o
yNANTED-A competent and experienced party
w with suitable references take position e. GENERAL
AGENT NsysYor City, r Of the principal LIE sod Aeei
Dent Insurance CompsHes Cal at OF address SUPERINTENDENT
No. 10 Waist.
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6i,uailons tUanie0-nlales


A GENTLEMAN gong to Europe for three months
~ whe. undertake commercial or other commissons GOOD
Winter clothing dry goods aud o!lef
fo articles. Address r. L. r., Tribune gfeg New 9ts
XVANTED-A SITUATION, by Young Man 10
w years olage Yilh % Engnyrr on Go and silver has nae
4 mo-: tStefisiCs, yuL luln good edpenss Addiss
A. D., BOX No i3i Tribune Ohige. = - -
XVANTED-A JOB to Locate 0,OOO acres OF Land
w with Agricultural College Scrip or Military Bounty LrIa "a, var
6ah Of the lsn) Address ROBERT NJ klsDOS Mni,ee 4cn
&xTANTED-By- a Young Man Of some experience
w in the business SITUATION Clerk or ssissgan IN
o.a Root and shoe house moderate salary CoodTeeence
address q. r. W.. Newark PostOtce
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Ceaal Notices.

NOTICE of application for the discharge OF an in.
~ the provisions Of the third
article title Of the hh chapter Of the second part she
Revised Statutes JOSEPH NEWBORN. Notice h published May
l 3G Creditors appear before the Hon Charles r. DAILY First
Common Pleas the City aud Coaay Of New
Chambers Of the Court OF Common Pleas Room No H.
tie Ia, the City OF Newiotk the ninth d.y OF August
ls 10 clock Ia the forenoon. CARPENTlEk BEACH,
My25 lAwl0wF Auy.. for lnsolyent
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NEW.YoRK and NNw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
1860. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1865
COMMENCING JULY " Iva o..

Passenger Station IN EewYo corner Twenty and
foarihays Entrance on twenty -seYentnsL
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Hlarble alantels.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place In the city
WI 70 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest designs very
lev press A. KLABRR Marble Worka NO. los East 18Th
3dsvs r. hsn pot up in ths eoaotIy Cni M. out
MfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
lvI sppesrnesi doTsbs haf the price Of marble D.
hIkH M R0a sub, ~. BEL Al I ae.h az
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Fea the Delaware Republican.

Ma Eproa The citizens of Wilmington
have been waiting patiently aud anxiously to
hear the result from the challenge made TO DR..
FisEgibbon some time since in the Odd Eel
lows Hall, while that gentleman was then lee
turing on Human Electricity. and producing
certain results through the agency Of mediums
Now the impression among numerous persons
is that those gentlemen who made the chsl-
ienge had entirely failed afterwards to present
themselves to the Doctor, to arrange for the
same; while among others we hear 1t said that
DR.. Fitsgibbon has been seen by those gen
tlemeu and he ia anxious to let the matter rest
Tor In other words has backed out.) Now the
citizens have been somewhat interested in this
matter and would very much like TO see the
experiment there aad then suggested, per-
formed, while at the same time to know which,
the Doctor or the gentleman making said chal-
lenge, have failed to perform their part, aud if
he fault of the chsl engs not being accepted
10 by the persons making 1t, we will renew the
same aud call upon the doctor to accept.
CITIZEN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
STATE OF Delaware,
.Adjutant Generals 0dice,

newark, Dei', Jan 40, %
Ihsve on hle In this Office numerous letters
and CO mmunications from the Departments at
Washington, directed to the of6cers Of Della
ware Organizations lately In the service of the
United States. Many Of these papers are of
great value to the parties interested. I will
forward them as soon as am furnishsa with
the address Of the applicants.
Any person having knowledge of the exis-
tence and location Of any OF the muster rolls,
regimental or company books, reports, orders,
or memoranda belonging to any ofthe Della
ware Regiments, Batteries, or Companies, will
Records at this office, by reporting the same
to me. EDWARD b. PORTER,
Adjutant General of Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

~ We commend to the special attention
Of our readers, that very valuable journal for
the Children, the Household, the orchard,
and the Farm, viz the American Agricultu-
rist, published by Orange Judd & Co., Al Park
Row, New York City, at only $3.50 year.
It is full a good things, useful to every per-
son, no matter where his residence, or what
his occupation. We learn that the present
volume (25th,) opens with an increae Of more
than twenty thousand subscribers. The paper
itself, good a. 1t has hitherto been, 10 greatly
increased In siss, appearance, aad intrinsic
value. A dollar and half can scarcely be
better Invested. Send your subscriptions to
the Publishers, as above: The first number Of
this volume contains 40 pages, and can be OBJ
tanned, a. q specimen, on RENTING Is cents to
the publishers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Pa BI.IC SALE.
IN THE subscriber having rented his Eai~
cS-xafarm, will sell al Publie Sale. on TUES. k->,
II A.. Qltl al..a.H nj Nata

IN THE subscriber having rented his 6mHI~
6xAfarm, will sell at Publie Sale. on TUES x-n-s
DAY, the 10th day st Rebuiry, 1896, at IL O'clock,
at his farm in Christi Hundred Garrett snu
Mills, the following personal properly via is head a
Steers, 10 OF which ready for market, and will ha
sold before the day Of sale II opportunity ofsr
pair Of good working Oxen lCows som" o. which will
be In profit by day Of sale ; l ysaring Heller good
farm nj driving Horses.
Farming implements, combating OF Wagon, Cert,
Combined Reaper aud Mower Steel Tooth Hor.e Rake,
GrindHtons Double and Single Trees Wagon Harness,
Flow Harness. sets OF Carriage Harness, York Wagon
Da bJrn, Sleigh. straps of Bells Corn shelter, Fan,
Roller Drill, Forks shoves, Spades Whsebarrow Col
lars and Bridles, 0xyokes, Ox-chsins Ladder Hoes,
Axes Broad Axe Maui Dnd Wedges, hay knife and CUT
ter CIo,Cutssw, Wood saw, 20 good Grain Bags, half
Buslel, half peeks, Meat Chest, &c.
Household Goods, such Beds Bedseads and Bedding,
Bureaus aid Desks. Tail =; Chair; StaLds; Carpets
Sofa settes On o,aids looking Glasses Stoves Dishes
Buckets Pans; ChurI Vinegar BY the barrel swsrms
Bees and many other articles tedious 10 mention
As- Conditions will be made known tste.
PUSEY W. JACKSON.
John Ileyburp, Auct. Feb Its
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
&slawars &spabIifaa.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1866.

FIsAEcIAL SrATtEEsr.-The annual state
ment Of the finances Of our city may be found on
tho first page of our semi weekly paper OF to-
dsy. twill DO seen that the slave holders re-
bellion led to the expenditure of several pretty
large sums of money. As these OUTLAWS will
not be repeated it is highly probable that the
taxes will be materially reduced In 1867. The
affairsof our ely have been rrudently man.
aged, the increase OF wealth and population
will be In far greater ratio than the amount
of Indebtedness,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PUBLIC SAFE.

~ THE undersigned, about to decline xyz.rx
farming, will sell at Public sele, atEF
on the road leading from 0sletown to white Clay ueek
church, about half mile from the former place, on
Monday the 18th OF February, 1865, at IL o'clock NJ
all her entire Stock and Farming Utensils consisting of
head OF Good Work or Road Horses; Colts one rising
years old; the other 81 superior NJ lch Cows, ex.
cellent shoats; Farming Utensils &c. Such Plows,
aarrows Cultivators shovels Rakesi Forks; Grubbing
Hess Ox-Chain; Horse Rake; two horse Wagon an
h.rness; one horse Wagon; York Wagon and Hsrness;
2Horse Carts and Har ness Market Wagon and Harness.
one Sleigh and Bells sets of Plaw Gears Collars Bril-
dies Corn Shelter Grain Fans lot Of Poultry; Hay
by the ton.
Household and Kitchen Furniture Such Tables,
Chars; stands; large Cook Stove and fixtures; also
lot OF karhen and Tin Ware; and many other articles
too tedious to mention ns- Terms made know on day
u Sale. fb-Its PHFBE RUTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
DIED.

In this city, on the 18th ult, Joseph W.
Zane, in the 29th year of his age.
10 this city, on the 9Th ult., of inflammation
Of the bowels, Mrs. Sarah Hyland, wife OF
Christian hyland, in the Gath year OF her age.
10 this city, on Monday morning, January
2sth, Miss Mary Frances, second daughter of
VIM. O. and Esther o. Leibrandt, in the 18th
year OF her age.
Her friends and those of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No. ll1b Tatnsll street, this
(Thursday) Afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
atEAL EnTATE FOK nALE..

- The subscriber offers for sale the Farm be
A4ztA new lives on, situated ia Peue1der Hundred,
IssssHH New Castle County, DEL close TO 81. Georges
lssss station, Del. Road containing los acres Of
SsRxMs iaui Il, laid cut In four fields aud produces
good crops OF grain aud grhsl aud there Is ali kinds
u fruit; would make gool PEACH FARM d there
Is about four hundred peach In full bearing aud
looks we'll There plenty Of chestnut timber TO len
he farm and wood for nr- wood. Nineteen in
wood the rest tabl0 land. The bulldogs consist OF
frame mansion containing rns rooms and large bail,
running tArough the whole house good cellar under
nanih. The house "a covered with tin. good pump Of
water at the also good tenant house, nearly new,
two stories high, with Ave rooms and cellar under
meath, with we'll of good water at the door This farm
would make good uury sdance It Ia close the
railroad and have runs every day from he city,
and all the produce Of the iarm would meet ready
market This farm worthy the attention OF those who
want to purchase farm It Is In healthy neigh
borL0od convenient to schools and ehurehe and pest
Office at the station. The outbuild ngs are stable,
Rranary carriage house and poultry house Has large
Lawn leading from the main road to the house. My
reason for selling IL poor health. Conditions
RICHARD GROVES.
Klykynod bel. Feb. lat ls66-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PURI.IC SALE.

N. The subscriber intending to discon- -,
HSN continu. farming, will sell at PubleE ls;fS
Hn Sale, at his resi- lence in Chnstianstf-xH
Hundre d. on the farm Il the late John Gregg, 49,.
near Roc kland, on MONDAY, The 10th day u FEBRu-
AIRY 1885, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following Personal
Property ten good nich cows will be fresh In March
four ycarliuRs; three good iarm horses, gentle In all
Kinda OF harness; hne shoas Berkshire brood two
horse wagon nay bed, neatly new; market dearborn
and harness nearly new; moving machine, with resp
er attached spiius tvoth hay Ike, new reyeivins
god llsys double and single tres double
and post SPADES hoes hay knife dearborn, wagon and
pillow harness. set of leading chains, riding saddle and
Birdie, nearly new horse blanket new Collars aud
Brides.
DAIRY FIxruREs.-l ehurn, dozen milk pans, cream
eau milk can, milking buckets and strainers, 2but-
ter tub one with cooler H. butter coolers with va
risy OF other Hrcies large Continental cock stove,
nearly new Il% acres of what iii the gouud lot Of
poultry, SC As- Terms Cash.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
BArcRELon' HAIR DYE.

TIVE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
l. The only true and perfect Hair Dvs. Harmless
reliable and instantaneous. Produces Immediately q
splendid Black natural Brown, without fuJuring the
hair skin Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is aligned WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF hILLEFLBURs.
For Restoring and Bsautifying the Hair.
Aug2l.ly CHARLES BACHELOR NEW YoRK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the eA~
IN residence Of the subscriber, iu New Gas. $El~
6XAue Hundred, on TUESDAY, the 18th Ax-
day OF February 1865. at ~ O'Clock M the following
personal property 1.-TWO good work Horses. two Rood
Mares colts two and three years old; good Cow
yearlings farm Wagon, Piows, Harrows, cultiva-
tors Brides aud Col ars, Drill, Reaper aud mauy
other articles Terms at Sale.
feb l.tn John RENK lr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

IN The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill
Incorporating bank to be controlled by the
negroes Of Louisville. The ank is ptobibite a
from having any connection with the Freed
mems Bureau, and the charter prohibits any
one being chosen as officer "who has ever lived
In Boston"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

TELEGRAPE1IC
Comm Q rciaI Institute,
W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs.
entrance on Third strest)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole Of the seconl and Fourth stsres Of aia-
rio building, has been fitted up and occupied by the
Institute which will open for the winter season. Com
ueueing Monday, October eth 1885 and ending May
lst 1856 during which period 1t will be open daily,
Saturdays and Sundays excspted) from AM, to IL
NJ. and from to p, NJ. On Monday, Tuesday. Thurs
day aai Friday evenings, II will be open from to 9.
The services Of accomplished plain and Ornamental
prnmen have been secured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
In all its branches he has superior and but few equals
In this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile eduos.
ton are such before offered 10 the public
Of wilmington, consisting of single and Double sutry
BOOK KEEPING,
BauEins Exchange, Insurance, steanboatng, Commits
son and Joint Stock Ocmpany's Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations. ETC., etc.
In the Teegra phc Department every advantage that
be had any office, is al jrded persons DESTROYS Of
learning
TELEGRAPHING
the most pleasant and lucrative empoymeas that
ian be pursued. Thn rebuilding and bnidi OF old
and new lines, Throughout the Northern and southern
States the large aud constnt increase Of business have
caused demand for operators, that the old method
learning is inadequate TO supply.
TERMS.
Invariably in advance, to be paid at time Of entrance
discount of twenty per made to ladies'. For futh
er particulars inquire at the Institute.
sS- The pubic are invited visit the Institute and
examine the various departments oct Off.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
In the Court Of Clancery OF tho Stse of Delaware In
and iDr New Castle County.
Isatah Silver and Jacob Silver,
Wilson l.. Silver and John W. Silver ttlon.
vi al
hgreeably TO der Of the Chancellor made in The
above cause at the Sept ember Term, A. D. 1866 Notice
il hereby giveu ali persons, having any liz upon
interests, Eststs OF ISAIAH Silver, Jacob Silver, VIII
L. Silver John W. Silver. Henry R. Silver Francis
Stevens and Lucy A Steyrns his wife, Samuel Silver,
Samuel Hewaon and Margaret Hewsnn his wife, George
Silver Mary silver, Elirt J. silver, Isaiah Silver,
Sarah Ann Silver, Emma L. Silver, William II Silver,
samuel D. Silver Daniel Silver, Lydia Silver and IsNbel-
Ia Silver or either OF them tue lands and in
the sa proceedings mentioned, to file petition setting
forth the amount aud nature OF the same Ia the office
the Register III Chaucery for New Castle County, ter
days before the third Monlay, Ia February next and
appear and prove the said lieu ut the uing Term
the said Court Of Chancy before the rising of the Court
the third day Of the term.
GEO. D. RODNEY Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01


Cossagss.-In the U, 3 Senate oil Monday
a mem orial was presented for the Improvement
of the Upper Mississippi resolutions euacting
the obliteration OF all distinctions of color
were referred to the reconstruction committee;
bills were introduced recognizing the Judi
ciary, increasing the number OF cadets at West
Point and promoting military education. The
bill restricting the foes TO be paid Tor prosecu-
ting soldiers claims was passed-yeas 80, nays
I. Resolutions were offered thanking Admi-
raj Farrsgut and his men for services at Mobile
Bay. -.
10 the House resolutions thanking the Pres
ideut for not accepting the carriage teadered
him from New York, were passed. The COM
mittee on Rules was instructed to inquire into
the expediency of a rule prohibiting the Hall
Of the House bel ng used for any other than
legislative purposes. Resolutions for the
speedy trial of Jefferson Davis for treason were
introduced, but the previous question on them
being refused, they were postponed Bills ex-
empting the Pennsylvania Institution for the
Blind from taxation4 and excluding rebels from
suffrage in the District OF Columbia, were In
troduced The House took a recess, when
Gen. Sherman was introduced by the Speaker
amid great applause, after which he'eonstitu-
tional amendment regulating the basis OF rep
rsssptation was debated by Mr., Raymond.
10 the Senate on Tuesday bill was intro
duced and referred to establish a rational
militia The Committee on Post Offices were
instructed 10 report on the eIpediency of erec-
ting Government telegraph lines along the
post roads. The bill to protect all persons in
the United States in the enjoyment Of their
civil rights was taken up and debated.
In the House message was received from
the President, transmitting Information with
regard to the seizure of the Shenandoah. A
resolution that the Arkansas delegation be ad.
mitted Ne Representatives was lost. The john
resolution proposing an amendment in rela-
ton to representation and taxation was taken
up, and, after some debate, referred back Il
the Committee on Reconstruction. The reso
luton forbidding the payment of claims o
Southern citizens, for the! present, was taker
up, but no action was taken. The bill to enlag
the powers of the freedmens bureau was "a
ken up and debated.