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ORDINANCES.
ANOKDINA.(E-ToD DroyIde

\ 0KDINAXCE-TO provide for thI
II construetisn Of branca seWer IN an Ali-l
? l,iag between Euciid Avenue and Prospect Stree
aud TO assess a tax; therefore
SEC- !. Be II ordained by the City Council cf ths
City Of cleveland, (twO-thiTd5 Ct all the M mbers
roucurring,l That a branch sewer Gruin with
abe nees ssary house connection Ircts ana flushing
holes, BE- constructed through the alley lying be-
ipeen Euclid avenue ard Prospect streets, aBi
running betwrcn Perry and Brswnell street; said
sewer to extend from the .st line OF 81 1an Sewer
age District No. to BroEnell street, and 20 be
built in accordance With the plan recommended bv
the Board Of City lmprOvs ments and apppovtd ~
the lily Council May 18th, 1854. the wO-k 10 BE-
done under The db estion aud to the acceptance Ct
1he Board Or CITY lmprosements -
SEC. .. Thatfsr the purpose of pay NJ the cost
and exp-uee Of salt sewer and AppuTtenaIioes
there be snd is hereby levied and assessed the sun
'f one dollar thirty cents upon eac and every
sIe0t trout Of he several lots or parcels Of land
oopnding or @butting upou the south side Of said
alleT net Hfhe Poius aforesaid, excepting upon
ono huBdrvd and twenty feet Of he irOutBge Of the
lot on the EOutbeast coincr Of said Biley end
broSnell str. ct .ra-
sEc J. That The owners OF the several Iots -
parcels of land founding or AbuttiDg upon the
HouiA side ofssid alley between the points Afore
sid, shall pay tbs several amounts If money by
Them seveIaly due in that behalf TO the CITY
Treasurer or such other lerson as may be author
1Eed to cOlieet the ssms, a. sSon said sewer
shsll be CONF leted ps-t thtir nespeciive Lore or
land. or be subject 10 the Ienslty and Interest al
loved by law against Them feyerally, IL not paid
At the time and 70 the person hertil designated.
faSsed July Il, 1856.
F.W.PELTON, Pres't Of the Council
@. s. A fTtv CLARK iv10
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IA construction Of n branch sewer ia a part Of
Prospect and Granger streets, aud sssess tax
therefsr-
SIC. I. Be il ordained by the City Council OF the
City Of Cleveland (two-thIrds OF all the membe IS
concurripc.) Tast a branch sewer or draJn with
the necessary catch basins, flushing holes and
hous- c, nue=iion pieces Be- Constructed al.bg the
south-rly siGe OF Prospect street. from the
Of Perry stTert to point about l2o feet westerly
from GrAuper street, y ith a branch txiendiDg
southerly through Grauger street from Prospect
street about l55 feet 10 Accofdancs with the plan
Of said sewer as recommended by the Beard OF
city Improvements aud approved hy the Council
June sth ISdA ti.a whols 20 be done uuier the
directions Of said Board OF City Improvements
SEC .. That for the purpose " sdetTaying the
oost and expense Of constructing seid seWer-apd
appurteusnce- thare be, and is h~rcby l=yi-d aud
sesssd the SUM Of one dollar and TN cents lsl lo
up n each and-every foot frort Of the several lots
or parcels Of land bounding or abutting upen the
southcrly side of Pro pet street between Perry
street aud the wtstery liBe OF MAin sewer District
No > and upon both sii,s Of Granger street be-
tween Prospect street aud the south riy lines o.
su5-Iots Fos ~ and a. ia the Granger allotment,
$50 ,llrd) ,Nc=ptin upon loo ftt OF the aggregate
frontage af eEc ottac its on the euruers Of Pros
pct and Gran n stree
Src } THE owner. Of The several Il Is or parcels
Of l-nd ssse-sed asfnrss id shell pay the everal
amounts Of mon.v by them severally du in that
behalf soon As sidse Is comrlet-d past their
respective lots parcels o eid { th-Clty Tree
urer or such other atsoD may he authuriz d
to callect she same, or bA sutject 10 the PENALTY
and interest lowed ~ law against them seyeray
If not psi At the time hsfe o q isnated- q
Passed July Il 1856.
G :. NHEAToS, Assist. City CierSS y ..
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Meeting of Soldiers Of Army of TN
raulnRSaaP
From New York.
mortaIily i'm New York.

NEw YORK, July 2O.-one hundred and
thirty burial permits were granted in
this city this morning-the last Of l,Os2
interments. The demand for hearses is so
great it cannot be supplied.
Eight new cases OF cholera are reported
in this city to-day of which two died. Six
are reported in Brooklyn of which two died
DIR. Calhoun, Medical Inspector en- Harris
Island, has the cholera and is not expected
10 recover.
There are many cases reported on the
Island.
6. g. Townsend of for the War.
George Alfred Townsend sailed for Enrope
to day, by the steamer Atlantic, to JOIN
the Italian army as correspondent for the
World newspaper.
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One of the greatest jokes ever perpe-
trated upon Grant occurred on his late
trip to West Point, when British tourist
of the flunkey' type saluted him as fol-
lows: General Grant, l believe. Allow
me TO take you by the hand, sir, am very
proud to meet you, sir, your reputation is
worldwide, sir, allow me to Introduce
myself, sir, Captain Gibbs, General Grant,
of the British army. late of your own.
You are rising man, sir, you have served
with distinguished ectat, sir, as an old SOL
dier am proud to meet you, General, for
you are rising man, and your fame is as
wide as the world, sir" Grant took it
coolly and without a smile.
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N0RDISAYCE-Io provide for the

~ SprinklIng OF a portion n L r, 81 NlaiTs
Erie Huron aud Miami str, cts.
SIC l. BE d ordaip,d by due Cit, Uouncil OF t9e
City Of CIeEeiaRd. (two-.hirds of the members
ooncurriuE) That Lsk- street, hetwes N Water and
Seneca streets; ST Clair street. between Bank aud
Erie streets; Erie ttreet, between Sdpeiior a
Prospect streets; Huron street, betwee1 Ontario
and Erie streets and Miami street. between Boil
vKr aud Huron strsets, be spriEkld during the
present season, from July 20 OctOber inclusive,
under the direction and 20 the acceptance OF tie
Bsard Of City Improvements
SEC. =. That Tor the Iurpose of defraytug the
cost and expense Of sprinking said streets 0etween
the points Aforesaid there b aud i hereby levied
and assessed upon each ana every % fruntof the
several lots or rrrrs 4--s lonn'iiuE ahutting
upon said eets betWcea the ut- all We naut q,
the following sums, to-Wit: Upon Lake street
twelve oenss (S0l2l; upen ST. Clair street twelve
c nts aud i've uis $50 l25l; upon Et street four
teen cents (Sol4); upon huron strect iourte q
cents (Sul41. aud up-n Mi mi stroct ten cents and
fve mills Is .lU5).
SIC J. That the owners OF the several lots OF
lands bounding or abuttiag uPon said streets, be
tween the points aforesaid, shall pay the severa
sums 4 money from them seversl!y due in thai
behalf on or hefOre the Erst day tf August, 1850
10 William Hart. O1fy Tpa-uTer, or such othd
person a. shall he authorized TO - Give the same
or he tubject - tbe penal and interest sliove'
by law against them severely II notPNtd At N
time, and 10 the person hertia de isuated-
Passed July Il, 1866.
+. VI. FELTON,, Pres't Of the Council.
49, gfsv CLARK ~
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L n construction OF Prospect street Branch Sew =
er NO. 4, aud Branches
sEg- J. Be il ordained by the City ,un il Of
the City Of Cleveland Atwo-t birds Of all the mem
bers concurringl That a branch sewer or drain
with the necessary catch basins. house and b anch
sewer connection pieces and nRshng holes be built
in Prospect STREET. with branches IN Huntington
aud Cheshire Streets, under the directions of the
Board Of City lmprOFement, and in SccOrdanes
with the plau recOInms Rded hv said Board and ap-
proved by the City Council May l5:h, 1866.
SIC 2. That the purpose Of defraying the
o'stur eXp-nse OF constructing ,aid sewer, its
bra 1ebes aud sppUTt tenaBees there be nd il here
by levied aud assessed upon each audevery foot
ffout Of the several lots parcels Of land bound
ing or abating upon said sewer, the sum OF one
dollar ard thirteen cents, eIcepting upon hun
dTei feet OF the Ontsge Of the lot on the south
east corner Of Prospect and Brownell stt eet upon
ore huudr and twenty -hEe feet u the agCre. ate
frontage Of each of the lots outhe corners OF Hunt
ingtOn and Prospect Streets, and upou one hun
drud and Eenty five feet Of the aggregate from
Jage Of each OF The lots tie corners u Jhcshuc
and Prospect Streets. %
SEC. .. That the sum Of twenty y-fve cruts le
and the same is hereby levied and assessrd upop
each and every foot front OF the several 10 5 Of
parcels OF lsud bounding or abuttiBg upon the
northerly eide Of said Prospect street between the
westerly line Of the Granger allotment tso-cAlledo
and BrOwnsH stTeet, fsF The pUrpose OF d-frayiux
the expense Of draining said portion Of said street
SIC e. That the owners of The several tots or
TNIoels cf land iRcluded in the above assessments
fsli pay the several amounts Of money by them
gVeraliy due in that behalf, to the City Treasurer
Or snch other person rs may be authorized to col
lect the same, soon said sewer is completed
past thtir resp, ctiyc lots iands ruir-t 70
the penalties ard iuteresf allowed by law against
the severa y il not paid d he tins nd TO the
person herein designaied.
Passed July II, lS6s-
FW. FELTON,
Presideut Of the Council.
G-s. WHEATON, Assistant City Clerk.
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II construction OF a branch saver in Crooked
Alley an assess tax therefor.
SIC /. BE 1t ordained ~ the -ity Council Of the
City II Cleveland ,tWo-tbifds Of ali the mem ers
oonenrriBg,) That bransh fewsr or drain with
the BeoessAry Eouse oonH~c ion pisces aud flush
ing boi-r BE- ale from the BtuWn.n street Main
sever. throagh tro Nd Alley, 10 a point au0aJ
MY 'eet west-riy from the west end Of uad alley.
under the direction of the Boari or City Improve
meutS, and ID accord ince with the plan Of said
sewer as recommended by saiI Board and approved
By fh- Cifg Council 2 prsi 9TH. 1854.
SEC 2. That for the rurpJse Of paying he cost
aad expense of constructhg sad sewer aud ap-
purtensEdes, There be aud is hereby levied and
sess"dpPon each and every foot front Of the ssve-
r4i lots or parcels Of hand for ths accommodation
OF which said scwer is stTucted, the su a. of
eighsy cents (slSg) excepting upon hfty feet OF
the frontage u the LOT or the north sids Of said
alley snA next west Of BfONndl street.
SEC. 3. Tbs the ONn-Tg OF the several lots or
parerls Of land aforetaii, shall p5y the several
smounis Of money Y them seyerally duo in that
b-half, as ron said seEsr oOmpl-t Il PAST
their resi- ecIiye lots aIoes sf land t. 5h= city
Treasurer or such other persO a. MAY bs author
lied by tbs City Conucil 60 collect ID same or be
tuij ct 10 the penalty g. Ht4iest allowed by law
assinst them severailY, ifrot paid 1t the me and
10 the person herein designatsd.
Passed July Il, 1866.
Wv PELTON. PTes't Of the c, ,unciI
G.S WHEATON Assistant civ q rK fyIn 3r4
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Convention asks those who arc members
of it to agree. ---.-..-.
Having thus completed their business,
our Democratic friends adjourned, wisely
concluding not to agree upon any resolu-
tions, regarding them as dangerous i'm
pediments, whiehhsd damaged the party
in the past and might do it untold mis-
chief in the future.
n The Cincinnati johnson Club.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday morn
ing stirred up quite breeze in the Queen
City by publishing the facts regarding the
inside workings of the Cincinnati John
son club. In the light of the iacts which
the Gazette gives, we see the reasons for
the removals of Cincinnati office-holders.
The object of the club seems to have been
double-the support of Mr.. johnson and
the procurement of Federal offices for the
disinterested patriots who compose it.
Among its original members are
Andrew Hickenleoper PRESIDENTS can
didate for U. s. Marshal, rice Sands NJ.
P. Gaddis (recently appointed Assessor of
the Second Collection District,) L. A.
Harris, Presidents candidate for Collec-
tor of the First District, rice Spooner,)
Thomas Saunders general applicant for
Office,) Theodore Crook prospective
nominee for Congress- Larz Anderson
anxious waiter for Presidential crumbs,) |
Judge Barley, (Copperhead,) and other
interesting followers of My Policy"
Among these we are sorry to note the
name of Col Henry L. Burnett, formerly |
of Warren, Ohio, and law partner of Gov.
Cox. But we are relieved little at dis
covering that he has been regarded as IN
sound ever since offering motion to en-
dorse tho State Union platform, which
the club, mindful of its name and station,
voted down summsriy.
The Gazette says that one of the first
acts of the club was to pass resolution
fsyoring the appointment of Gen. Harris
to Federal office, which President John.
son endorsed as follows:
Referred to the Secretary of the Treasury.
This is a good case, and the attention of the
Secretary is especially called to 1t. <xaSfS
[Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
The result was the appointment of Har-
ris to Office. Encouraged by this reward
Of merit, Gaddis was the next applicant
for pap, and succeeded. Since then there !
has been quite a rush for positions, and j
here being more members Of the club
han Federal offices, trouble is likely to
.nsue. As result the slate for Postmas- {
er, Customs, Collector and District At
orney has not yet been arranged. 1t is
that johnson Unionist The
,dore, Cook or W. S. Groesbeck) shall run
or Congress in the Second District, and =
eceive the support of the Democrats,
While the Johnsonites agree TO support
he Democratic candidate in the First !
District.
Why don't we have a johnson club in
leveland Or is it possible that we do e.
ave, ard that the gentlemen who COM
'ose it have been more successful in keep
ng their organization a secret? Club or i
20 club, we hear mysterious whispers and
umors of coming channes IT begins 20
Ook as though the faithful UniOnists
mong our Federal office-holders would
ave to walk the plank, and the gentlemen
Who have walked in the way of my pol
cy were soon to receive their thirty pie 4
es OF silver. a
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From an Editorial la the N. Y. Tri-
bHne of May 10th, ISGe e-UniOn Busi-
ness Institute, at OberIin. Ohio
Young men and others who desire to qualify them
selves for business in the shortest timr, aud at
the east possible cost should avail themselves Of
the advantages offered at the gnion Business In-
-titGte OF Oterlin, Ohio. There they viii find the
most accomplished teachers, the best accomnloda-
tions, aud the most moral aud refined socisiy. 1t
are exposed to the visitation Of cholera and other
diseases, and although the population embraces
about 600 souls, there is not Erog-shop, MT a
billiard saloon. not q oard-tabls jim the town.
diploma from this InstitutioI is Equivalent to tho
highest communication, iorit ia pledge from men
whose word is bond, that the graduate is fitted
for position in hank stots, or brokers' Oniee,
that he is qualified to perform the duties of clerk
in railroad, steamboat, telegraph or insurance
Office. What other and no sier professors promise
TO perform, Calkins, Griffin 4 Co. actually do
They are hearty hsters Of shamS and bumbugs,
hence their book-keepers their penmen, their tel
egraph operators, their graduates in great de-
msnd. The urse of instruction consists in the
theory aud practice of keeping accounts in sBy
branch sf fbusin'ss-commercfal law, p4nmahship
and telegrapbing- In this latter, students are
irilied in actual business soyvr telegraph ine
under the be,t teachers and o. much less than the
usual expenses Go soT.TAsL t0lsliiy for circa-
lars 10 e ,1.KIES, GSIFFfN& h @ >, Union Busi-
ness Institute, OberIiu, chic before going else
: here jyl3
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Charlotte Cushman will shortly eele-
brate the Goth anniversary of her birth;
Fanny Kemble is in her 49th year; Kate
Bateman is "a years old; Julia Dean is
IS; Madame Celeste is g.; Mrs. John
Wood, Sc; Julia Bennett Barrow is Al /;
Adah Isaacs Menken, 81; Avonia Jones,
IS; Kate Reynolds 81; Mrs. Vernon is
nearly 20; Mrs j. H. Allen is %; Mad
cline Henriques is 90, and is the young
est leading lady on the stage; Parepa is
So; Miss Hosmer is &c; Maggie Mitch
oil is 20
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4 freshly imported Teuton, after a few
months stay at Cincinnati. took up his resideuce
in small town in the interior o. Illinois. With
ing to Americauiz' himself and work into the
good grsces Of the people speedily possible
tenhsd divine worship. Being present on certain
Sunday when the communion administered,
tn minister after the congregation dismissed,
requested all members in good standing of other
churches to remain. Cur German friend, rot full
ly understanding The invitation, remained and
partook, and, upon being questioned as to his
hopes for the future was also asked if he knew he
had been partaking Of sacramental wine, exclaim-
ed in Astonishmeut: " miae Got tot it wash Ro-
packs PItters." jy1G
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DAILY LEADER.
v SATURDAY, July 2L, 1866.
90 For Eyening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.

6. NJ PKrTESaILL & Co., Newspaper Ad-
ver:ising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER IN those cities, and are agents
for ali the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same r es that we
charge at this Office.
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George Peabody, it is said, has Yale Col
lege next on his list of endowments. He
is 10 commence next Spring the erection
of building for geographical cabinet,
with ample accommodations for a chem
ical lsbratory and philosophical lecture
rom
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The American Cooking StOVe-Is man
nfactured With certain Improvements secured by
letters Iatent, under date Of May s, 1853, and De-
eember 5. 1865. One of these improvements cover
the arrangement of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of COOKING Stove, to reeeiyefhe ashes
as it passes down from the crate. All persons are
cautioned a.Ainat manufacturing vending or using
other Stoves msde in iHrrAIIex OF the AHERIcaN,
AZ suits svs been eozmsnoed Tor infringement %
these patents, and all persons facturing, sell
ling or using said IAfrATIoSs. viii be liable for
damages for infringement these letters pItent.
-ri,r.a la SHEAR, PACKARD 4 CO., :,
II and 1s ereeu-st,,, Albany, = y.
The AzERIcAS il for sale BY
JIM. BAILEY CO.,
junes:S72-e,O.d Cleveland, Ohio.
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EI6SEa7 y -
Remedy. This Ointment is truly \ Family Rene
dy. It contains no poisonous or mineral substance
whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
with perfect "a ETY.. 1t has equsl for Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, Burns, soalds. Cats, Cutaneous
Eruptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Piles, Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, &C. Every
kind Of sore containing the least particle Of in
fummation. is permanently cured BY this great
remedy. Put up in glass bottles, and sold at 25
cents per bottle.
Es- These remedies no longer stand among
those Of doubtful utility They have passed from
the tide Of experiment, and now stand hisher in
reputation, and axe more extensively used than all
other articles of the kind.
I CAurIoS-TO protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon 10y worthless limitations,
the genuine will bear the fac siile signature Of the
Proprietors on the wrapper, and Walker Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, H., blown in the bottle
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
WALKER TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
sTRoNG & ARMSTRONG,
,.,ttr-p1s Wholesale Agents.
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AN0RnTyASgg-ro grade, pave and

n n NhHa ANtE E-tO sFdut, paw Astu
~ Improve Columbus street, betUseu the Cleve-
lana Mafo1ing Railroad track and Loruin stree
SIC l. Re it Ordained by the Ci Colncil Of the
City Of Cleveland (two-thirds OF all the memb rs
oo6cnrringl, That Columbus street between the
Cleveland and Mahoning railroad track and Lorain
street be graded; that the carriage way and gut
ters be paved, aud the sidewalks CURVED 20 the e.
tzb,ised grade cf said street. under The direction
OF the Board OF City improvements.
SEG- , That the cost and expense Of said im-
pr yement be esiima'ed. levied and assessed upon
each and every foot front Of the lots par
GELS Of land bounding OF abutting ppin sai COlum
bus street, between the poiuts Aforesaid, IN pr0-
portion to the number OF fet front.
Passed July IL. lsSi- -,- -es
Nv. PBLT0E. Pr-st- or the Council
G. s. WHEATON, Asst City C'erk jyI9-s5S
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Spec1aBDlSpatches.
REOEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, An.
Special Dispatches to the western Press.
AMBIENT DISTRICT.

ANTI7RENT DISTRICT.
ALBANY, July 20.-Reports from the anti
rent District say ali isquiet. The troops are
still in camp.
Two privaissi who shot two sheep were
arrested by order of the Commanding Off
Ger, and delivered into the hands Of the au-
thOrities ofthe town.
Some of the tenants against whom writs
Of ejectment have been issued, have inEi-
mated that they will make settlement of
their Indebtedness, and to enable them to
do so the advancement has been delayed.
A man was discovered in the act of pOls-
oning well. from which The troops procure
water. He, however, succeeded in efecting
his escape, leaving the deadly compound
on the ground. "a .r...- s,.t d.. 7..r...s
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHINGroS, July 2O.-The New Orphan
ASYLUM on Fourteenth street, about a mile
and a half from the Executive Mansion, has
been leased for three years for the use of
the State Department, or until a new struc-
ture can be erected for its accommodation.
The removal viii take place in October.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois continues i'll
and visitors are excluded.
The Senate to-day in Executive session
referred the nomination of Henry Stanberry
as Attorney General to the Committee on
judiciary.
DISCHARGED.
New YoRK, July 2O.-The two negroes,
escaped slaves from Cuba, who were arrest
ed here some days since on the charge of
stealing from their masters several thousand
dollars in money and jewelry, were to-day
discharged by Judge McCann, on the
ground that no treaty exists requiring their
extradition.
CHOLERA.
The Com nercial Advertiser says: Facts
ssssS- conclusively that ah7fera IS now rag
ing IN oert1fIf F'-'-vEy VI INC Utt----
The facts in relation to the number of
cases on Hsrt's Island is so appalling that
publicity is denied Surgeon Calhoun, of
that post, has died of eholOra- An able
corps of physicians were sent to that island
and to Governors Island.
Several additional cases were reported in.
the city to day 1855
SEIZED-
Large quantities of tobacco were seized
here to-day for violation Of the internal
revenue laws
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Washington News.
Nominated.

WAsHINGToN, July 20.-Phe President this
afternoon nominated to the Senate Henry
Staubery of Kentucky, TO be Attorney Cen
eral of the United States, in place Of Speed
resigned.
Tennessee Admitted
The House has passed the joint resolution
admitting Tennessee to the Union again, by
the following vote. Yeas I25, nays r. Even
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, voted aye.