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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
The Dallas Iron and Brass
Foul DRY

~ ~ IN - ~
IS NOW READY FOR WORK.
TIlE undersigned begs leave to inform
4 his friends and the public generally,
that his FOUNDRY is ready for work, in
connection with his. Machine Shop, in the
Town of Dallas, where he is prepared TO do
all kinds ofwork on Mills, Engines, Thresh-
ers, Reapers, &c, sc,
Castings of all Kinds,
Either in BRASS or IRON, done to order.
GRATE-BARS ALWAYS ON HAND.
B6riIring 10 me all your OLD CAST
IRON, COPPER, BRASS and ZINC. ! will
pay the highest market price-for it.
o. l. BAILEY.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 20, 1see,-5:tf.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF DALLAS, -.
To any largfHl officer q said County, Greet
ing:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
II summon, by pull licstion, John D. Dejar-
nett, 10 be and appear at my Office, Precinct
No. 4. Dallas county, on the first Saturday,
in December 1866, ct 10 o'clock A. NJ then
and there TO answer the complaint Of W..
II. Witt, on a plea Of debt, due BY aceonnt
for eleven dollars and eighiy-fve cents and
interest q. .s. ra- r.iff
Herein fail not, but make due return ac-
cording 10 law. Given under nay band,
this the 18th day OF October, A. D. 1866.
JOHN JACKSON, Up
A true copy Of the original.
7.3ts j. NJ Smith, Constable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17
NOTIeE.

true copy Of the original 80.
7.3t, J. NJ. Smith, Constable.
, 1866-06-14
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1866.

completion Of ftertain public works, WIS non-cou-
Cured IN. and a Eommittee Of Conference asked
the Senate Amendment o the bill further 10 pro.
vide foT the safety Of tho lives Of passengers. tho
NIL making provisions a1aiust the transportation oi
ttsro-p!yt ffne, which was referred to tue Com.
m1tfee On Commerce; the ~eua.e bill to authorize
The Comml. slorer Of Patents 10 Pa those en-.
ployed a. e12DIners and ss.fs3ant examiners The
Etaiezy n1ed BY Law 1or the duties performed by
them
Ut. HARDING. Of H., moEed 10 lag the bill on
the tahle Mtthout taking action on It.
The SPEAKER presented message from the
ftesldent, asking The attention OF Conaress 10 4
COPY Of JOINT resolution OF the Senate aud Hon lie
OF Representatives Of the state OF Geore1a
feqnesttrg 4 suspension Of the collection OF
me tnieE1a revenue lax due from thar state nader
me act OF August s. 1861. 1t vas referred to the
committee on Ways and Means. 4 message from
lhe FfeeldeIf informing Congress that copy Of
the act OF the Georgia Legislature, OF the 10th Of
Mafc6 last bad been officially communicated 10
dim. By which tina. State accepted the donation
q lands made to It under the AgEicul urat College
bilI: y heh was litd On the table. also, a letter
IRON tho 81 csetary Of War In answer 10 thu House
resolution Of June II In reference TO the
dram in the Eighth Congressional Di.ttiet OF Penn
Fy!yan1a, which wa referred to The Committee on
M1nafy Affairs also letter from the Secretary Of
the Treasury Ia answer to the 1onse resolution OF
March Is calling for Information IN releecnce to
our commercial relations with British America.
which was reiesrcd TO the Committee on Com
meree.
ME: DAVIS objected to the printing, and pend
ing the discussion Of The maite1 the House al four
o'efock Adjourned.
, 1866-06-14
FROM CINCINNATI,

The Female College Imbroelto..D De-
cis1un In a Sewing Machine CaAe--
Burial ofa Fenian. DC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TtIbuue.1
OIscIsNAr1, June 10.
The order Of court requiring James
Brown principal proprietor Of the Ohio
Female colieee, to deliver up the building to the
ttuatees, IVES obesed, and his force relieved. The
motion ot his counsel to dissolve the Injunction.
nud all lhe points at 1=sue will he heard on next
Friday.
The case Of Burde1l and others, against Denuiue
was dec1oed IN the United States Court to-day b7
glvlns plaintiff S125 damages. The suits haYe cost
the parties thousands Of dollars.
CIsGl::NAT1. June 13-The body OF Richard
Scu1ly, killed at the battle Of Limestone Ridge.
vas followed to the g1aye by large procession Of
remains; Ihe priest who ofac1ated In the church
teiu:eo 10 alloW any pesron to enter with Fenian
haofes and n:ipnfa, and recognized The funeral as
only thai OF private citizen.
The cafpenters and lolnerB OF this cIty met yes-
terday.8 and determined TO demand an advance OF
fourteen per cent on their wages. commencing on
Monday next They wall strike If the advance ia
The twenty -dfth regiment Of Ohio Infantry ar.
Hsed IN Columbus yesterday, from Texas. 10 be
mustered out. 1t IN the last infantry REGIMENT
from this State remaiafng IN tue service, 4 nor.
tton of tie fourteenth caTalty are yet to ba re-
The OHIO State Homeopathic Society was In ses.
Of Cleveland, was elected President for thc year
ensuing.
CECNNAr1, June IA ire ut Columbia. near
Cincinnati, lht. morning. destroyed Stilrs q Nix
on'h planning mill. and The Methodist Church lnss
about ,0G0- No Insurance.
, 1866-06-14

The Dreadful Atrocities Of the Liberals
at EermoslElo,

The Dreadful Atrocities Of the Lfbernll
at Hermosif!o.
From the Maxatlan Times. May 161
From IN "alcancc " of ET Gorreo dc .Na.af
ian Of the 18th inst, We translate the follow.
Ing:
By correspondence from Guaymas this
Frelcctnra has learned that on the 4th inst.
the randal bands commanded by PesqueIra.
Angel Martinez, Garcia Morales aud Toledo,
numbering about 1000 men, aided By TIC
!treaenerS Of seo9ndrel. succeeded in enter
Maria rranqniiiino IH Simada Gtr ~ accon1oss lose
MED by several officers and fifteen or twenty
soldiers, succeeded In cutting his way out
through small body of the enemy's cavalry.
For four hours the city Of Hermosillo was
victim Of the most fearful disorder the fe-
rocious crowd ,th1rstfDg for robbery and blood.
gave themselves up to every species of ex-
cess. The principal dwellings and warehouses
wcEe sacked, and many Of the most respect.
able residents basely murdered. Nearly ey-
esr foreigner was shot. The bloody bacchaua1
was at its height; the bandits were drowned
N liquor and loaded with plunder, when the
Colonela Tanofi and Vazquez, arrived.
These chiefs halted and waited quietly Tor
the robbers, who, embofdened by thelr sue
cess, fell at once upon them. The worthy
soldiers Of the Empire gaye them one 7olley
and followed with the bayonet, creating such
that, abandoning their booty-forty mules
loaded with ammunltlon-and leaving upon
the field more than 200 dead, and as many
wounded, they fed In every direction and in
utter confusion. It is said that Martinez es-
cared seriously wounded. Thus gloriously
Terminated the expedition. Colonel5 Almado,
Ianor1 and Vaz4uez deserve we'll Of The
, 1866-06-14
NUMBER 10.

itatiagly pronounced 1t to be true Aslatfc
cholera. The patient died on Saturday
Following the auseous smell Of Bulphate
Of ammonia. DR.. Harris found at No 100 West
Twentieth street, three doors east. priV,cs
overtlowing into the rear yard ofa tenement
house. He therefore recommended q
thorough inspection and alsiufectlon Of every
house. within fine squares, where putretae-
tion L. going On, or Ia likely to occur before
the cleansing can be completed. He also
ordered for this purpose. and to be used in
the neiEhbo:hood, twenty barrels Of lime
and charcoal and 900 pounds Of sui
pirate Of iron fcopperas.) His walk through
the district was hasty, hut he SAW enough to
warrant the opinion that ten men under
faithful scavenRer would be required in addt::
ton to the disinfectants named above Tor the
prosecution Of the work. This vigor on the
part Of the health authorities, If their orders
are faithfully fulfilled, will save nutnber Of
lives. From the Indications we have had, it
moy be safely asserted that this graphing
with the disease in its incipiency, taking it
by the throat. as 1t were, and stamping 1t ont
by the unlimited use OF prophyiacsics IS the
only means by which m epidemic, during the
coming season, can be prevented.
, 1866-06-14
FROM LAWRENCE.
Nebraska Ad0pt* a Stnte Constitution
Progress on tbe Kankn4 Branch or
the Union Paciaic Kallroud-Couft
1tcmn-PeFsODAi-Fo1


Especial Despatch to Chicago TrIbune.l
LAWRENCE, kansas, june H.
The correspondent OF The Nats journal wT1tes
IRON NeeEaska that the Territory at the recs nj
election adopted the Slate Constitution. electinr
27 Republicans 10 s1 Democrats On Joint ballot, &C.
curing Representatives and o. 8. Senators Ne.
hraska has population Of Il, ,oo0-an iacseaae oil
1000 tfnce LEGO.
The Kansas branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad
y laying about one mile Of track per dag, and now
has 126 miles Of running road and tt will be cou1.
rtcseel - Fer: AEler hv th- 1.t Ct Ao5u.f.
The Dle'tIct Court has been in session in this
city for lhste weeks. Maddox, accused with beiue
one Of Quantrill'a bandltt who lacked this CITY il
ls6s, was Fensnded 10 jail to await TRIAL Til the
next lerm OF court.
Excessive rains hare vl.itei Kansas duridR the
past two weekf. The Kausas R1yer has rfsen four
1ee1 In twenty four hours.
Crope never looked better In This State than at
present: There Ia very excellent prospect Tor al
kinds Of Grain.
Bayard Taylor 1sctured In this place On Friday
evening, 10 over 800 people. He l. en- yv.Ne 10
Colorado, ria Smoky Hill.
NuHor bas It that Gen: Lane will return to this
state the mort radical OF 'hc radicals Gov,
Crawford, Lanes right bower, who supported the
President last winter. has come ont for Conc7e.e
and !ts plan Of reconstruction as opposed to the
ffsk tGenti4l plau,
, 1866-06-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Lieut.. Gen Grant has a Case In Courf-
te Ii Treated to q *olree-FaulA, tho
United States Express Rnhber-
clergy men MISUNDERSTANDING pied sui
c1de-Triai OF Fentnua, DC.
[Special Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
ST. LOUIS. JUNE IL.
Gen. Grant vas subjected to sewers dt.anno,nt,
me1t this morning, when Ills law suit. the object
OF bis E1slt to ST. Louis. WAS called in the Land
Court After some controversy, the ca=e WIS con.
t1nued on the ground Of IN agreement between the
lawyers not 10 ,r1 case during the do. days
Judge Lord, 1t appears, had gwen Gen. Grant 10
understand that the case would come 10 trial
during the present term. and appe.,ed much
veaea Mhen W be lesFned Of the above agreement BE-
t1een the sTclte1luQ attorneys. Gen. Gran. also
plainly. 'e''
ua,s S9BPsntsfy II B1ns9 .n g'sa At ts Southern
~ae attended hv one hundred and fifty tuyftsd
sassts: Ihe company enjoyed eaunter about the
paElors gntu tne arrisal Of the disinsuished Gen.
o. thote present the time passing OFT very pleasant
y: A. ten o'cIoex the company assembled In toe
Sfana snn,a taloon, and participated for couple OF
might the party eaf dowuto magnificent feast.
The following account Is given OF The proceed-
Ms 1oSsSSs IT, Gntts f. I'd s9as. T a
geF On 'he Pac1tc Raliroad. Faulk was arrested by
toen tbs sneta q Gast ceunty t%meds.eiy aicr the
3NouS&F- AEn N1s nktn 10 the nearest tree and
confessed that he sfoe ibe St20oo and psssea It ID
a confederate Mho was to meef him II
The ,neighbothood this week aud dIytde.
Faulk was brought 10 this city md ntacej
N re bands OF Police Commissioner CLARK. In.
mediateiy the Express Company took tIas matter
Comfy to arrest Farlka confederate, ono Of their
o"n mcn- The money has probably before fnis
been recovered Tue matter will be hushed IN.
arg @, Fsolk hopolsbly discharged; 1'
O'Neil and Her. B. u. Spencer, were arrested =
i.w days ago at nIgh Hill, Montgomery County.
Missouri, for preaching without having faSeu TX.
cath. 1heat eases were continued till the Ocfoher
term Of the Circuit Court. s'~N
n,a.t 9ssnestaele looking man was detected this
ne had swallowed phla1 Of la1dannm, The neces-
ssF. anttootes were given and bis lie saved. Il
nas uaospiEed that the mans name ia John Il.
hi1tou, former Campbellltc minister from Wv.
omtns County. fennsyirania. He Joined the MOI
With Ulah life, is on hls way home Being ont Of
money be was Induced to commit suicide 10 avoid
:. About bali 1he Feniana on .ria1 bcforo Judge
iteat were held tor tlla!, md tue balance dis
he court. Dan. 0'MadlQsn, WHO vas not oyer the
1yeT M When the Fen'ans started for Canada, was
1eid for aiding and abeitfnS IN the invasion. and
Il. uannon, who was there. was di.chareed.
.1ank a Murphy, who 1t vas sworn, con.
ras on tSe p.egsnten c915s neese
na ": r. >; o'Re1llJ, acalnst whom there was no I
other Than that be had extended some
'ouftesles 10 reporters. was held for trial
Gen. Blair refnrned here last evening, He nro-
to Ea,e sts1 oslssb Stone
lain the right to t,e heard at every Kadical meet
1g announced IN The SLATE.
, 1866-06-14
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Opening Of the Campaign In Indiana
The Stale Board Of Education and
the American Cycropeiia-Arrest OF
Lottery AEenta--Fcrspnai-De
tc Nomination for Congress.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trsbune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1s.
Governor Morton will deliver an address bctore
The Union Club Of this city, At Masonic Hall, on
Tuesday evening next lie Will take wide range.
and thoroughly discuss Sta,c and National polftrs.
Generals ktmbal1, Spooner and Cobura will ateo
epeaE on that occasion, and grand gathering Is
anticipated at this, The nfst public mass meeting Of
the campaign.
heasrt. y. Appleton i Co., OF New York, pub
iehers Of The American Cyclopedta, have become
nneaey at the rejection Ut that work by our State
Board Of Education, and have addressed 1 letter
to the Superintendent OF Public Instruction ask
ing that the errors In the articles relating to
Indiana be pointed out, promising to have them
corrected. An elaborate Statement OF them IL be-
Ing prepared and will be forwarded In lew days,
Since the Board acted upon the matter the new vol
nne tof 1865 has been received, and this cont.uucs
The Genes OF bSnnde1s, containing no less than
three serious Errors In its article relative 10 In
dtapa.
several seen,s OF shs Covtngton, 6y., lotteries
tn this city hare been arrested und Compelled to
gise bail Tor appearance in court for violation Of
the 1aw in selling tickets.
Gov burnside, Of Rhode fsland, Is In the city
to-day.
Hon. ". 4. Harrington, OF Madison County.
vas to-day nominated for Congress In the Third
District By the Democratic Convention at North
Vernon, Jennings County.
, 1866-06-14
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Distressing SutcIde-Humor In Regard
10 abe Removal Of Attorney General
Apeed-m urdefer Detected. &c


occurred on The New Albany ferry boaf. On her ~,
turn nsp to this side Of the rivar this morning,
young German, named &. Henuiucs. for aoeoe f,unr
past 1eeidcnt Of this c1ty. In the employ Of ", J.
AnoeEson a. arJ goods salesman, and lately out
OF eltuaeion, bad been 10 New Albany to obtain :
sttnaton with letter. o. recommendation to several
tnongh eerlemen ~ Eew Albany promised
10 insefcs, 1hemselses tn hs behalf be starred to
"hep lhe boat Vas crossing. When near tie Ken
tucEy thore be pulled of hia coat and vesr. and be-
fnfs he eou1d be prevented, plunged into The river
and esns, 70 r,se no more Pc ia. BON IN Ger.
master Of several fnnRnaEee only nineteen years 81
ngc. and universally lived and respected, He
hHR no rc]aiions nearer than New YpFk, whefs bo
has an uncle Evcty effort was made to recover the
There Is vel -torndsd rnnuor that Attorney Gene.
raj Speed is aboIt 10 be removed He ba. csused
great DIS at1etaction Of late by hsnannes Of amiQ-
isertnR AFFAIR." md Ia stout Raa1cai also His
fucceteor is tupposd to be George ". Baroer ESQ :,
late one OF the editors OF the LouIsytIIe osnn Il
E also thought there Will be an entire renovation
Of The Cuftom Aonse omciale, and It causes creat
conetetnat1on among them.
An Effort II berg made to eecure an Accident
Lie Insurance policy far every mcmber OF he Fre
Department Of this city. -
boy ten pe1Es Of ago was, malicious}y Kicked
off New Market strert railroad By both The con
ard httEen, The cat passing over 1t.
AfhburJ Payne, who murdered a man nsmed
Brooks. ut nopkinsvi}le, thnstian County, In
1ee2 vas ACCIDENTALLY recognized as coueuciof on
!estcd and committed % Jail. He has already been
identified by dozeu Witnesses. ut viii room be
put trial. and receive the justice that be hae so
ion4 successfully e1rded.
Many Of the Fenians at this city, from New 1r-
1eans are lying sick It IL feared The cholera ri,
break out aI1ong them,
, 1866-06-14
FROM NEW YORK.

Death Of Hon. nsoses Ode{l..Arrfva1
ana Sailing of SteamerA--xpecfe Paw,
fiatnte--The Shfp-Carpenter1, STRIKE
EDdtd-- Quarantine lfepprt--The Tu+,
-0eStrnct1vo Flre-- Railroad Arb. n
tfon Agreed Cpon.-Death Of a n1ur.
1crer.
new YoRK, June 13-rIon. Moses F. Ose,1
naval officer Of the por, died Today. ~11'
Steamer Pcssla and Marsshon sailed for Europe
Today tak1oE upH arcs o a000, 600 dollars m rojd
Sanford, President Of the Amercan TeerTsnh
Company. ~e-"fA'
The fteansrs Iout..ana, from Liverpool md
EHrle. from Havana. bare arrived. '@
-he ffslke OF the Ehip csrpcnters, c,ulkeYs and
o1hefs employed In Ehp Jards hss practically end
cd b. lie return Of many OF The mecoau,cs 70 their
Hosk at.en hours per daJ, .bey yielding the point
The Health officers reports thsce new cares md
tWo m1te deaths from cholera on the hozplta] shfn
fee @ ne .ast report leaving fortrnse patents m
In ths t.,a1 yesterday gu the Union course, be.
,%sen 'h ba.ls1: a. Lazy Emma End Vanderbilt, best
won By Vanderbilt, second aua lfth by Lsdy En-.
q! ~ nnG - tbe }nitd iourth and sixth ~ butIef.
9ins Tns ss;s;ss ss;ss s ;ia g., 2& s2s and 2ssa
hv tIc FL oulo.oe ~ est Hou.ton street. occupied
1apuircsoEy, and otherr. WAS burned his morning.
Sesfra! se e. adjacent hnuotnss were damssed. Loss
a.. esssan, Y woman employed on Thirty fifth steet
1he 1!loaae s.ates that The leading lines of r,l.
way W tt"srd ane northxsrd from iii. city hsyn
agrcd upon 4 common arbifcr TO mansre their
baete3f, O. f1f ~ settling disputes and rec1neifnr
tonnicinR lnterests- The gentleman selected, it{5
III III sss w. M samne1 shsan, At salary Of
fEw foRE. June Is Roger Lamb. wno mn..
te;, his VILE last year. and ~ho had obtained IN
1.1sph.
hsn.'a +; Trisy and Frank Fes11s, eony1c,ed OF
A1t ~ fRt 4 r{rfa ffn{r f5eH.
, 1866-06-14
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN
ITEBS.
Military Conspiracy at NIadrsd-Lcfter
from Napoleon to nlAI1mtItan-A
1cuFbon Cousplracr-The Cotton
tTop In Turkcy-Df4turbauc In


Bourbon CouspIfacf-Th The Cotton
Crop In Turkcy-Di4turbauc III
FFnsa1a, DC.
NEw foRK, June 13-Lettcrs from Madrid -tv.
rome particulars Of military cpaspftacv which has
eeiy nssn "a discovered in ~. capaa. An attempt
1d 1ns Wnols OF tie garrison, to make pronnpcaa.
s.'t Popnist nearseaion. The GoTernment received
timey Warning Of The coneplracy, which Ii prevent
60 iton nEauinlpE IN extensive character bT imme.
oIassy hi5estnR great humber OF officers .upli-
sse 'so duasd ~ 1ns nss Msehal o'ponue ass
me Interior. and it IL determined 10 plsce Madrid
apm Ne%Gaste Y a state Of siege.
r1ns, 1ne ra!i nal Ga.ate gives rumor that the
GUPt1uF Napoleon ha. written to Emperor Marf.
milan asking him 70 E1re over the adrIni straiion
q mexico 70 the French authorities a security
aDa ncdtn4 that unless ,hs Is one Il vii ~ nsces
eary 10 recall The French troops.
II Tp9Hed on the Paris Bou1se that Bour-
bad assembled IN Paris fpr 1he p1rpose nf 1e,i3n1
up q revolution IN Naples, had 6esn discovered ~
The Toliee Tns srsn,sh Govcrnmen; u sald 10 & e
We hear from Paris that France and Ruszin are
now on the mot coEdial terms.
Al Al Ae1sndtia lessr Ftates that the grain crops
10 he most ahnndaut. The prohibition a:.a{rst H.
s1pof! OF cereals IL consequently reported to be re-
In Iurkcy the cotton crop IS much below tbe
qualify oI thu! eraple. s'''%A'' ~o'1
es. nassees yon5ssi. state that considerable pur
Poi Poi, on 2 @ sesoont Of the Italian var Two days
baek. .ooo oanei. Of aour and 10 00o hex OF cern
we're bought fof that destination 34
SeHoae dlsofuers hare just broken out at Mn.
III 1tnbnsE. IN Pruss1a- Men OF the reserve hrnse
'nfo pftFa1c houses anh demanded Win men.crs
money provisions. and clo' he's: Shops Wese pil.
o,sund Threats ot Erucss1 pfItaee we're onenfv
msoe. oheers were present At ihekc ecenes or
tlscan9aee. hnaol t9 control The men, and troops
, 1866-06-14
TEETH.

Extracted WITHOUT PAIN By the ure OF " Nr1EoU3
01DR," at fREGt'S Dental Rooms, ~ Clark stTret
Recon Wended by Ih- medical Profession.
, 1866-06-14

SAN Francisco, June9-The steamer California
urc.
Patents have been Issued for upwards Of Loo. 600
acres of lands. spanish and 1exican granite, to
which the courts hare confirmed the rifles,
1hefteamcr Golden Age has eaiIei tor Pauama
New York, ~ 'sA
There WIS large auction sale OF retiued euears
to day On sixty Gays credit Prices yere Ec io,rnr
than previously. 4 settled market Is now expected.
This being The last public eae Of refined sugsrd for
, 1866-06-14

Z n ba IRtr4stH As,4r
hon ht rxr u,s,.. nm. -. Apt,optls.
fhe Trfasrn.r N sr m 49, -. -" 49,! . "
offered m amendment snnrnn,,tins xso ~ M -.
be paid 10 1oya] owner. ri .lsvcs ~ .tass~ ~
scrr3cc. The amcnnm.n, 80 cs.,,s ... ~ .a.o 'ne
v1,h The under-tano.nr sh,, :, .sna, so "'laotasn
10 the Arur Apnropri,t,nn hin ~. - - s.aeaea
placing $Goooo ii tbe dtspo:s1 e, H. sees.,s ~
the 7reatur, wa- adopicd. H. r,rn,h., ey sa.. o.
fhc b,,j 10 nx the numhcr -, ;'da.. -. tepo.eo ,
uremn tourf, which nn,E.s no ona.ts y. 1oe au.
Ins1,oc ,n5 esoh, s.sec,.,s IasA" Aa q oae enas!
7nst,n. y1,,nn,s ~ sn..se; nc ohtes o1
4cyrmh f:tncni, rrTa f.h,t. 80 49, ua sne
1no commu.ic.t,on. sno,o 4hs nss.,d... Ae oa'ste
closing ,hc re. olut,ons Of tbe 1.1s1s,..a -. ~
cIa ask,pc tuxpcntton al The cnilect,,,n ~
that state and tic Other coptatnln. th r. en,.nre
by Georgia Of the donation of nn,,tlr 1.nd.
fot the ess4bl!.hneut of nm Aoricpitnr,I co1,"..
In the Hou.e, hi. Steven. 1n,rnonced I'M -
eubatItuse for bill preyIoasjy 1ntrcdnc.d ~ III.
to cnabIc lbc states in rebellion ia rroe,n ,ns,.
privilege. in tho Union. Jhe subs,Itn,e 1no,. -
The admission Of concrcskmeo from T,.nna.s.o
upon ceslain conditions, MIR. V,,snn rsno-,ad =
bill 10 essabltph sr.sy Offices At por1,.,d ~. ~.
and Boise CITY. Idaho Tho S,r.,. .,ss..Ntos7