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The Van Buren press., 1866-11-23
Great Watch Sale !


WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not to be Paid for unless perfect,
Satisfactory! a.
100 solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to 75(
100 Magic cased Gold Watches, 200 to 5O(
100 ladies Watches, enamelled, 100 to 30(
200 gold Hunt Chronometer Watches, $50 to 3O(
300 gold Hunt. English levers, 300 to 25(
300 gold Hunt. Duplex Watches. $50 to 2O(
500 gold Hunting American Watches, 100 to 25t
500 silver Hunting levers. 50 to lO(
800 silver Hunting Duplexes, IS to Isl
800 gold ladies' Watches, SO to 25C
900 gold Hunting lepines 50 to I;
,OOo Miscellaneous silver Watches, so to l0t
2,5O Hunting silver Watches, 25 to 81
5000 assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to I.
~ Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangem,nt, costing but $40, while it may be worth
s7o). No pariality shown.
Mcssrs.' J, HICKLlNG d Co. l4s Broadway
New York city, wish TO Immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates naming
the ar.leles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and
we'll mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on tleir certificate, upon payment Of Ter
D9ilerr, whether it he Watch worth $75n or ono
worth less. The return Of any Of our certificate.
entities yon to the article named thereon npon pay
aent irrespective Of its worth, and rs no article
valued less than slOls named on any certificate, i,
will NJ once he seen that that this is ...,...,
NO Lottery Lat a Straightforward legitimate
trd4Sdction, uhich may be participated IN
erea Cy the most (astdeous.
single Certificate will be sent by mail. ros,
paid upon the receipt Of 25 cts five for 81, eleven
for 80, thirty three aud elegant premium for SIS
sixtyslx and more valuable premiums for $40
one hundred and most superb Watch for Sis. To
Agents or those ishing employment this is rare
1t is legitmately conducted bust
ness, duly authorized by the Government, and
open to the most careful scrutiny Try as.
Address, J. HICKLING l. CO.,
3m2l ld9 Broadway, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-23
HOUSE.
SATURDAY, Nov. II, 1866.
met. PRAYER by the Chaplain

House met at | o'clock.
Mr. Eakin, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, to which was referred the reso-
luton with reference las to how far. or
to what extent the present Constitution
of this States makes null and void the &C
ton of the authorities in concord of the
State Government, between the lst day
of May, 1861, and the adoption of the
present State Constitution, &C." report
ed that, the same had been duly consid-
cred and recommended that no legislative
action should be taken at present, from
the fact that the matters referred to in
sad resolution are peculiarly within the
province OF the Courts of this State, b
Mr.. Pcttigrew offered the following
resolutions:
Resofced, That the House of Rcpresen.
tatlves ofthe State Of Arkansas, do not
ratlty the Amendment to the Consttu.
ton of the United States as proposed in
Article Ii, in Joint Resolution in Con.
gress. .t4s
Referred TO the committee on Federal
, 1866-03-08
OTK WATER WORKS.


An G.Xfenktnn OK the &tte FroEoAcds
Ch,czeo will soon be ahead Of The world in regard
10 her supply Of that first great requisite to health
NIL. tapping the bed Of Lake Michigan two mile.
fron IT. eho!e Will E1ye us m iucxhausti51e now Of
vatts pase ~ my ever -b:oa.ht fFon any source.
eu's .nadc and to lse tusde opt Wnlcr works VIII
ha>e co-t eoaethtug tess lb1n 1w0 millions OF dol
1afs wai: ta;1noorc has e1,sended .syeu millions
III sssf1 af IL sSs ,uuns, will neceie
An exsentsoa o. !nc pumping spnarasus. Another
engine hsA tcep as1e;,,. os capacity sufficient TO
pnnp eighteen million Eson, o=.,;, or about twice
= much a. y; Is BOW con.oasa BY tas ei,Y. hat
s a vi. ~ III r. ts,
needs OF Eutc1ru- The enstue f. being made. and
will be splendid KoEt OF mechanism wh-p tlu-
f-Whete to place the engine. There certainty not
room on the lot =. Ut present occupied bs the
water xn,ka nniets otheI 1ntsfsss 2. shc esiy nre
he made almost ebapele*E, ard vliaipon*iy un-
slightly. ,~,..+ tho ,,eccuz .o
Ppresrn1 stie i he water works, having frontage
Fl ssB lei and depth Of ISL feet ses1S sAs sss!
nnlf Of hoeE 81, This can be parcoasea ot 9sh
,souid l,e expended IN removing portions o. 10
mcseut nz,uics In order to admit Of fae etecnon =
inc pew huitIncs: besides wnlcn. y ~ Mou us., ~; ~
pccesex7y 10 tnrow out the work .hops noM etSsae &
On lie rerr Of the lot and ~ Hh1ca tome loni
sand doIfH have bccu savcd to the city a9nnsly ln
iron work fof e0me tcasr past ADD 70 'n'e tne -.
tha1 wbtn lbe Brtde~elI IL moved from itf pscsen
location, the wnter pcs nov STORED there 1of aaGs
OF room elkewheIe. must nccessartlf be kfoFa y
some otbef place, and the room therefor val! bt
fmrni.hed by making The proposed exlention-
Should tbe change above Indicated nc made; ~
,oortiuu ol p4pc .t1ec, now fronting on The Hsas
10 assret cnntfnncd westward ol it. present line
TssFs esD 6s 1ee s Leg ,S: 6 caea H. s9'a
inEs ana W ,eis,,,1 = pIsoc thai would be wort
sssno1 e pos oaiy nov bu' by future gs.ssa'ion
isses Sos III & I'll a*sss: &
hbtle tust " sonenne otefatiQDs for eouae une
ne.,x eon; dsm.pded before MACY years hsse eapse.
ind i.9a could l'z 1s hsn sp s
s.ss!1 msy!d 1ox ~ sxisEs I'D i may ee vel
he ri! 10 ere,f Itself Of II,
, 1866-03-08
FROM ST, LOUIS.

8eF1ous Illness Of c. %. Draks-salaon
Keeper ahot-The HobhAr1 AnvessaGa.
Ho1f-&ult by 4 C~1ufe0 SeKyAat-Shtps
mep9. ~ nsonfanA-Usetess miaaIon.
Especial Despatch to the Chleazo Tt,buue.t
ST. LorB, March 7.
CHARLES D. Drake, prominent 10 radical politt
clan, and the principal champion Of the new Con-
stitu'fon, has been lying very u for seresal days,
aud Is not expected To recover.
A ss1oon keeper Of this city, a ro.Rs to ST.
Charles, u1s Ahot On the read, near the Missouri
River, by some unknown person, yrstertay after
roon..
Frsther investigation Of the alleged completely
of The Police detectives In the United States E1-
press robbery, has been deferred until Thurzday.
ccnstahle John Lautxinger yesterday attached.
ut Barnuuts Hotel the trunk und boz OF Captain
Dto Lehffre, Of the Eighteenth United Stxtes Col
oed IuttntsJ, ut !he suh OF coo1ed servaut Of the
ufbeers' mets Of that feRtment. who charges that
the eBy Captain borrowed one hundred dollars OF
him while fn the seE1ee. pro1nlslnE to pay It back
when The command WIS pald oh and mustered ont,
Large qractiues Of goods hre being shipped On
board boata bound 10 Montana Territory, ria the
Missouri river. 1nsufancspes stern-wheel steamer,
IS ditacnGt to obtain.
Ii the Iegislstu.e, the bill prohibiting returned
rebels noun wearing afms, Mza defeated for want OF
aCduat1tutiuna1 maiorrF: The Eoie stood 50 TO Is.
One more vote WIS needed TO make majority OF
General Ba1r and Postmaster Foy and delega-
ton OF conservatives have gone to Washington to
assure The President Of thelr support. Nobody pre-
y1ous1y doubted it,
, 1866-03-08
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
ViAIt by the BOARD OF $upetTlkoFs

In accordance With Tceolution adopted On Tue<-
day afternoon By The Board OF suprsvisoss, Visit
war paid yet.erdny afternoon. BY the entire Board
to .he ue rorn1y hofpita nt11 the corner Of Clzik
and eighteenth ttEee1f, the building formerly known
as the Uetnarres Hotpltal. They assembled IN the
ae q toe Ms
tncfntn N brief address stated 10 them the zf-
ran.emeut1 prevailing regarding the ndmt-slon Of
Eie sas,e1aent1 of The ioes,ion Of ward,, Kitchen.
doTnitof1es Of houses diepeneary, etc., were the
satnx AZ were pubtthed m The TRIBUNE nearly two
mouths since ut the time Of opening O! the hos-
Iial lie Latemeui II appropriated 10 the pu1poscs
n9 kitchen etore tooIu- ~Aeh Ano drying fooms sn0
klecpmR ROOM for lbe four women employed1 u
fhese dcpastmcuts- On the dlst foos ~ gaslos, o.
otice. arden End 1nat1un's sooznt. ~sfd tot r.
nnales NOV containing dstcen pstieuts') ana q
mems ward tcontziEin9 twenty pahent4? w tne 1as
secont floor the only rooms occupied ar wAfu 1ot
male na,icn;x, and the dispeussry. OF each ward
are bstu -Yuom w1:erElpee. wzfn .5oee4 pantry ADD
naf.s pom Public psnep NJ, %,aT e sa~t19sa s,s On
whom ther uRkt satfy that they a1e feaiy ~ Wan,,
thai they Are re.dente Of the county that they need
and hs: ;hsy 6asf no ihes
e. -, - i've. ,hem l,eruat which theT musi pre-
.rnt 10 T he warden Of the hospital Who admits
them. ncords ther ages: naus''es' o'eea's@' GU
~nS rsts n,srr.. vii n eoon IS the wards intend
Cd for their ase arc completed. be aah1tsu ~
peaon n. to NJ gnaes y rs ,,e ws. boasa
! week. In adsHpee. The .dtcal Department Of u
Hospital II urder control ot medical board con
kist1ng OF three attending and Two coneulunr tui
| geous. tire attending aud two consulting phys1
! c,xus, and one FathoIogist- Tbe consulting mem
ment Of ;aelafle IN he 1aoepltsl-neitieT nas Il
pa,holo-.t- Mho.e only duty it Is 70 ~ee that med
cal n cctde Of Interesting ca,se and post fnoTs7a
sitrdtns phy scian vit, The iio:p pi.a. daily nj st4tc
e1 esanatss se N the io.!a'at 70 atsad 10 d.,
, 1866-03-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

The Sold1ers' Orphans Home - Roy
Killed-contrlbutfou to the monu-
menI Fund-Mustered Ont-A Soldier
Killed.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttlbunc.]
SrRINGF1KLD, March I.
A meeting OF the Executive Committee Of tho ILL.,
no,s soldiers' Urphans' Home was held at the Gov
c,nor's Office today: The Governor was requested
to issue an Address to the VARIOUS County Judges
throughout The State requesting Information a. to
the number Of orphan children In their respective
counties. It was reen1red to appoint one agent for
each county aud city in the State 10 CANVASS for aid
to tbe Home. st, Clair county has donsted $300 IN
aid Of the Institution. Agents will be appointed
for The puspose Of presenting the clans o. tho an-
s,tatsor to the several churches and charitable 60
c1etiee In the State for aid.
Taylor Headley, q boy about fifteen Jears Of age,
WIS Killed 1t the junction, about tHo miles from
thia c1ty to-day, while attempting 10 gei on beard
AfEefght trim Wfch was in m0k1on at the time.
The citizens Of GEfcesrlI:e. Pike county, have
contibutea &o9 to the monument tnnt.
Twenty men belonging 10 HAncockB Cops, at
Camp Butler, received hnal payment and discharge
to4tay-
Vim English. belonging to the % regiment D.
$. Volunteers, at Camp Butler, was Killed at H!top-
oils last evening, By being run over By 4 freight
killed.
One hundred ana eichty-six men, belonging to
Hanrock's Corps. are the only troops now At Camp
Butler The other members OF the corps will be
discharged as soon ~ thea1 Term Of service eI.
I plea,
, 1866-03-08
FROM CINCINNATI.
Sbockin: OutFn2e-Arrebted for Mur-
der-L1eense ReToked-1Iorc Samples
nfKtufuckT LOyRlSy,

Shockfn. Outra.e-Arrested for Mur-
der-L1eense ReToRed-1Iore Samples
ofKentuckT Loyalty.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago T.1pnne-l
CNeEAA11, March Z.
A sheettiidns outrage vas committed here tnls
..1u1uiug about one O'Clock, By negro. young
married won.n, . widow, Of Evauevtllc, Ind, by
the name Of Anne Williams, being disappointed In
taking Midnight ttain> started to hotel, half
square off, Before reaching 1t, colorcd man step
ped from tht door Of house and offered tc ION.
duct her 70 better place. natead Of doing 70. be
he,1ssed her mo an obscure locality, and violently
toFe,s her to ths ground, She shsteked and faint
Cd, and when fonad was insentible. She war taken
70 the station honte, where phyeIclan ascestained
That ene Ind been violated and was suffering from
the ta1l; She Z not ye. able to leave her bed.
lhe haketn3 oi the old isdy who ms found 30
strangely mHsdsed In her own house, a few miles
from here, ID ths country. Mr.. Goeesemein.- was
io-day arrested at hla Wills funeral charged ~irh
her murder. -. -.
Tbe steamboat intpec.os to-day revoked the
Iceuse Of the pilot o: the Nsunie Hyers recently
sunk by coAeion. On lie grpnad Of drunkenness,
The rebels IN Boone County, Kentuckv. ars still
secretly w.rn,ng Union nsn hi. unless theJ send
their heroes aWay they win dispose OF them them.
reelxes. Thert Is consequently neither peaee for
loyal whItes sAfetJ to loyal blacks In The porni-
n1ilt loy1l State of Kentucky,
, 1866-03-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Gov. Mortonss HeaIth-Shtpmeuts OF
Arms to the Fenlan xIeAdq artcFs-
Appointment
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tflbune.J
INDIANAPOLIS, March 7.
Late adrees rom Coz. Morton arc By no uesus
~ favorable a. were expected H. has had relapse
and feels quite discouraged about his health. He
ha. tusned bis fsce homevaa1, and IT IL presumed
that he salled from Liverpool for New York In the
latter part Of February. II this h true, he Will
probably be heard from Al the hitter city this week.
Boxes containing munitions Of war are being
shipped from thus city to the headquAEtszs Of .hs
FenianA in New York. Tho bonds Of the 1r.h Re.
public are meeting with ready &ale-
Fountain Harness, OF Jentssonvllle, has been ap'
pointed BY the Governor pilot at The fai}a of 1hs
ohio river for The term Of four years. .
M1es SuennnAh E.1nts, the tankHlan ota1e=S
lectures tonight at the Tabernacle.
, 1866-03-08
The Rent Question:
EdIt0rA T1ibUae.

Editors Tribune: ..
hayc observed with much Interest The views 80 :'
<ncpesffona Of 1nany correspondents In the CRY
nsf,er In ths subject Of exosbtant tenement rents
fthink jhat zone hare as yet offered any practice!
.uegetllon shai Will afford the remedy desired /!
sE ths1 a'Ee. o1E n sjence nd avoid running after
he ispjed1. md lie latter Nt coon le found vey
ebsequens md es!sns and' ha' II naoG nne 9e ,le
neoe ~ .nrIsst.on ays ior continuance of the
@ iooEine Shout ior IN opportunity Of dong so9oe o
repairs for you, thus mikins s,e1 aneqa p 3so.n9s a1s
saa 1na;n anef and not compets against eaeh othsi
Ill iii and landlords nGs tnsP tsssn's eseE ss
clever Rents eho1ld Be lower, necause .sara ~
1'e osT @ much Ind, azo bec.ure hnnd.eass ard ard
hundrede Of dwellings are being eopleetea &c en. aaa
MI be il readiness By the ftst ol NY 70. sh.r
coming 70 The cty this spring, as he'sys mere
fnrt continue quiet AA"AS"+
, 1866-03-08

S-yonx. March Tho paaasse1taaf1 mongs y
,eIe co9tains the following: The stock nairks. r. sL
Is o. the easd ths
xtoe1 s1s II its 16sncd stock which has compelled
ss9re demand for cash e,ock iot Nnlsh NJ nat st p
sent is roald over reEu1ar quotations i4s +, Ss1
Tn n,3es closed At B6s; regular, N 9dvanea rs1 o.
ner cent. The nsazket IL EenesaHZ mIee m}s5ed ia
sucked and the course os EI1s nasg sgds1 reneral
beafa, there has been 5estesaa5 Aao tV"A'
, 1866-03-08

eoyrtuf Of ehex& cuntzsets. peoanclnx N advances
Throughout the railroad liat. Michigan to9thau
appea1e 1t present 10 tend In the direction OF 1
c6nef.
Go7e1nnents nc firm. but on1y moderately se-
iiyei 7-50s are mofc in demand.
Tho settlement Of The MisSouH 6t1tt debt bss In
CREASED the demand for Missouri 6s, and tho pficc Is
IL higher.
The rates for foreign exchange are noninx1 u
usual on Wednesday. Notwithstanding the hrge
c1;fent depoe1s OF cotton from ibis port the supply
Of bills ts limited It Is supposed that l1fge
1moupta OF exchange have been dta 80 IN autdctpa-
tion o. ihe current supply oFprodnee bills leaving
reoGeea amount lot covering current dr1tl. Lead
ing drawerr quote 90 da!s' sterling At losx 91bsK
1he 4ctat1iJ II atoeka has caused ratheE more de-
nasnd for money tFom the stree!, and the sata On
and with few exceptions, at per cent. The same
diapo'tf1ou to h1y paper but only 1t fun rates, and
street purposes Lenders are Indifferent about lend
The rates fox paper ase quite af the moss general
tione only at per cent, Large amounts Of very
good names psss at 6St9 per cent.
Gold - more settled. There Is less speculative
activity. tha large amount tn the market since the
treasury sales having apparently found mors per
maneut IesnnS place In expectation Of partial up
ward teActon There are fewer eeIets, and the
premium ID sseady at 133h9o133i. The demand
for customs Is moderately actlre. ....
lhe steamer Cnba fake4 out to-day $5fl.B89 IN
treasure, con1sitng ehedy OF bullion gold brought
hT the list AHrnyAf Al Gamer
, 1866-03-08
DARING OUTRAGE.
Burglary and Assauit-The Perpefrator
Caught at a Revival Meeting

fFrom the Columbus Journal, 5ih1
On Wednesday night, the house Of cattle
dealer ut Blendon Four Corners was entered
during LIS absence by burglar determined
on Possessing money that be supposed to be
about the premises. The lady Of the housc,
without disroblng, had thrown herself upon
the bed beside her sleeping children. and Then
aroused by the intruder's demand for money,
replied that her husband had taken oil with
him. The burglar at once fired his pi1tol ct
Ter, the ball, however, not striking her. he
aNerw ards beat her With club and abused
htr in terrible manner, aud left hurriedly on
tn. approach Of Soma one from the outside.
As there bad been burglary In the neigh.
borh.od The night before, the people, On
hearing the particulars Of the assault on the
lady, we're much aroused, and instituted a
tho1ougs search. A revival was in progress
ut The church near By, and . suspicious fndi-
vlduaa, takng prominent part IN the cxer.
cises, was arrested as the burglar. He proved
to be the 1igh man in the wrong place, and
at once acknowledged his guilt. Hc had
escaped from the house, and to ana; Eusn.
cion, had taken part In ~. .rrrrtsa. =. chnr:h
, 10 10 vuo VINO had experienced change Of heart
Ills hypoctlsy Wns thoroughly punished. II
Is thought the lady canuot recover from heI
injuries.
, 1866-03-08

Especial Despatch TO the ChirsKo Ifipme.f
MILWAUKEE,, MGrch. :.
F1prn-Wtak. 6ales'or 500 hrls City double extra
spring II @7s2x. buy ysr TIL March
GaaIs-Whent higher but less active. Bales A
Morning Boart+ 81 80 bu No1 1t x1.26H cash; tLz.
haysra option all weak; *t.t5 for No. 2. Eoen Hoard
gates ofaotqo bu No. 1t <1.z74@t.siH and $t.esx
buyex next weef. .. m. Board-Quiet but ffm.
Sales OF s,oeo bu Fol at Sl.21k. cash.
DRxssIo Hoas--Dnll. Sales Of 20 At 80 5o91e-ss3.
pRoystlpss-Ir~er. Sales Of 100 hrtA city mess pork
co tres sweet picked hams 1t 15Xc 100 hsas
r1me Lard nt 11Kc butter steady. with sa1e3 Of scc
ns of good roll ut Soc. .,....
Rrcrpr*-& 100 bu Wheat: %b Hons,
, 1866-03-08

[wash. Cor. Philadelphia lnquirer,]
When the committee Of citizeas of WASH
iugtou, bearing the vote Of the peaple agatnst
co1ored suffrage, called upon bold zen Wade
on the Committee Of the District q Colum-
bia, he said: "ThIs Is all very well a. far ns
It goes, gentlemen. You have given US the
votes Of the white citizens. noW where are
the Totes Of the black citizens? You know
there are no more slaves u this country-ana
an for playing fair deal," upon which
runs the report. the committee retired.
, 1866-03-08
New York Market


coyyos-RAther more active at &3a44e for mid
ding. .sAaI,r,
good E1AaeS nuitt and without decided change Sses
Il t7I497s3 for extra state; SA,70@8.a3 for exuA
rourd hoop Ohio and {8.e1@11.4 for trade pFnnos-
market clostng quiet:
f;x4Iy-Whe9t uemtf- White. common and inferior
daii 1nd droopn s.les + si9 ot Gig olao spsae sns
ffSh4I Is for old Milwaukee, club. S1S5 Tor Gno!ce
new 80. amber Milwaukee. Rye heasy At &c ao ao5
westorn. Barley heAEy; Barley malt dnll: Gsru
soand mixed western Sc In store snd delivered aE
for wtsie1n yellow. and SC for southern IT, ~
ei1dlng choice II a7c; round wettGn q s195, N
FnoT1sIDN6-Ppfx heavy and lower 1t f85S3 SpsS3
foF ncw ness, closing 1t 6.62x for cash: &oaa ~
old Do md Fo234 ID - for pEiTe also oxs rsM INV
S3: Heel steady ii % fot rev Plap nsss:
Ana IN 5A2ct,Qp for new extra mess Beet nA1s 11
St41y II ia iM4lS0 Cut meats unchanged 1t lts&
is15s saoaiaeIs and 1saisAs feS es. sa .;sEaise
3or tSoft nSbcd. Dressed hogs dull At laAIsHc aqs
western for city Lard hesFy 1np anp h,u
aud 41a35c ior Srate. cheese quies 1t ae92se.
, 1866-03-08

rural dist1icta. were soon eatis6ed, and wandered
ont ol the Whr1t,
The pmcIA YisI concluded with Z ennptuors
napques u MILK, donRhnuts, c7acftf1t eheese and
beer, st forth III one Of The unttnanted and nn1ct-
utshed Natd&,
, 1866-03-08

The Alleged ChlltAn PrfTAtcer.
New YonK, March T.-The case Of the Meteor,
the alleged chian p1irateer was called up today.
and set for Argument the aUth instant to accom-
modate counsel for CLAIMANTS, Messts. Choate and
EYatt8.
, 1866-03-08
Boi1er Incrustations..

ponr destroy your boilers. Auer's Compound saves
fuel and rtpahs. tTot ,.hanaleE on Intzuatasen r.
eoraaeaa. ~ tbe gFedlsnsa ot my coppolna - IL
risnn bolless. TT + A tslnlng expense VII z xeeh
your boilers clean Boatr rights eod = q ior
faTHish receipt how make aod nse T. Right hsos
Rood for seventeen yeta High Testimonials ~
rem parties nsipX l. Sthtt and County hAG9N 1ot
sale cn good terms- Address Ill comm nncs nons og
ucn 70 80 Clark stnEt, Id staafb ChicACo ~
should be seat 70 i. D. AGER Babeock's G.ave, H.
, 1866-03-08

The B&A to EfeFEnk AAo tae~s~ = ..
WAsHtaeTos March 7.-Thc bill 10 alneno aa - r..
m nIeFent The epTcad ofiore1su dieeases amonE we
rs,ftie oY The tpited States. approved Uecemoeas Ueca
is.t ~ II ha. paased both Hnusct and been sgnea
~ thr "a FresIdsnt fs now a lay. II pEoSaes tnst
*. alton Of neat catt1e and me oi6es "
.t r1ttie from any foreign country lnio ne on.tso
stAs IA hereby pFohini provided taAL tae Ptu-
Stems of fhjs act shall be suspended as 10 a13 III
.i9T rnnntry or countrdes OF any pa.s " ~ ~
tTT m rrup,sies *heneTer the sessctaly VI ~
ssys sha1l oticially determine ana ss n,i
,,tt;rs ;kereof that such Importation snaM noe LEV ~
~ thr Introduction or spread Q! ~ ~. rnitea
N tioo. aisesscs among the cattie o. loe on'te"
States. r...,srrv Il hesrby author
t,ed and empowered md II sne. ~ t;ons IN rerrT
mste aH necessary orders and ~. esn- ~ a
sSis Inv into elect o. to suepenu +ncTacS "a the
the1ntn provided, and TO Fena eopes ~ n snrh nf3
nrncr occfs IN the United Sthses T.. ~ 3oreic enmn
cets or agents Of the Unneo SIteS 49,
1Tr ~ - saond eec1on provides that tae ~
i1nortstion. o neat cattle q ntas ,nJ1nSne.
t,on ar ,nrtad Of contagious o. 9nsv hv nro
.on @ r. ssttle Of Inc United St1tes na5 ~ IT.
1.S,nn a<cisre The provisions 81 this sSs fon
Sanncrs;,r, and The same shall h4 anss nttv
IVY md ri nd effect from hnd Atee "n'1 1A'
trn,n fHc 1sy al said proclamation. .,s,.ad ~
Sfe 4 Provides fhat any person sone " thi. ne
;lcn r1ols,iou ot any Of The pfovetoast xsT1 I,
shsii t.e pnnished bJ 1ne moi exceeons g r hotf
inanr1.rnneut not exceeding ouc tsx. - ~ III,
| apt and 1mpr7sonmen1, IN LIE
, 1866-03-08

New YohK. March TN the Superior Court to
the court added m allowance OF per cent, in favor
Of Kiuzte Bruce. a colored man, who sued the city
for damages to property during the July siots Of
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, 1866-03-08

The KnsHon Divorce Case.
DEsMoESEs. March Tin the petition tos d.
ypICe, whereof Hon. John A. kasson WIS defend
ant, The pettlDn wAs granted in the District Court
on Saturday last. and decree tsaned accordingly
, 1866-03-08

Moro Southern Loyalty.
WAsurEaToE, March lat the election IN Alex
kndYia yesterday, the Mayer hEd eevt1nl elected
were formerly In the rebel tmY.
, 1866-03-08
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