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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24

REMARKABLE OCcURRENCE Snake
in a Mans Stomach.-The MELVILLE
Star Of the Valley says hat William
Hotton, a young mau residing in Ship
%pensburg. one day last week, vomited a
live snake about ls inches long and mare
han half an inch thick! He swailowedit
while drinking from q pool in Idaho about
four months ago, and has suffered great
distress in his stomach ever since, com
planning especially Of a sensation of cold
pess. He returned to his home in Snip
p~eusburg, expecting soon to die. After
undergoing an unsuccessful treatment By
. great many medical men. he stated his
case to a physician in Philadelphia; who
prescribed an emetic, which wac taken,
with the above result. If came near
s.rspgling him, and before lie was rsliev-
81. r. ~ hhek a Via casa,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24
.rocerie&s

Prime RIO Coifee, Prepared Coffee, Pulver-
lied Sugar, Crushed Sugar, n. o. Sugar,
S. H. Sugar, n, o. Molasses, S. II. Molasses,
Lowering Syrup, Chocolate, Mustard, Rice,
S!arch, Nusmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Ginger, Corn
Starch, Fish, Salt, &c., &c., for sale cheap at
thsNEw STORE in Patterson.
Janl-tf ] & NJ TODD
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24

Pure Liberty White Lead Pub
40 notice IS invited to this Article. Man,
nfactured only by Z-igler a Smith, of
PniEaeiphia. Read their advertisement
n this issue.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24

A FULL assortment of TRUNKS and TRAY
n ELVING BAGS. Also, NOTIONS, such
as Hose, Gloves, Buck Gloves and Mits, very
best quality Kid Gloves for ladies and gents,
uniuiahed Kid, a.
ET-6rrT, FT1T & EAEAE3
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24
REDUCTION in PRICES.
TODD AHEAD!

J. 3 N. TODD has just received a large and
fine assortment of GOODS from Philadelphia,
which he is prepared to sell at the following
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-24
WAY FOR BARGAINS
NEW GOODS At o.
MICKEY &

The undersigned has just received a large
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street, in Patterson. which
they are opening 10 the public, at the following
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-18
e. 8 II r. A Y

NAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE -,e,A
II o. Robert Jones, on or about the $St
i1,n aay Of November, q brindle COW. As
WIN white nee, brand n on the hip. The owner
her away R0BERT JONES.
American Ftas, Nov. y, ,si66 n3olm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

.,or,cr "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Dslinqusnt Tax List for The ascal year asoo
bas been % %dsposIted with the District Attorney,
and and Tia I'm, unless tho delinqueut taxes thsre,n .s,
spoeisd arc paid % The Tax Collector wiIntn WY,
twenty trop ~, at.orssy ths col
commented ey tns D,S,ce IA co,ts n ~ I- -
i'e'''H " ~ LUCrEN HERMANN la
ylrs,nia, Nov n, less. noNtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

We we're told that the Ffee{msn would mo-
labor. The facts are the other way. Not
only have they labored persissently in the fres
States; under the more enerta1ing influences
Of their old Southern latitude and assecia.
tions they have disproved the proe
croakers. A correspondent Of the NSbj. -,
Times who has been for log ti44 "Ueo,
South says that the cotton GRIP foa ~
amour. to at least Z, $40, 600 b4leefA x9l
and Florida the crops will b. esS6 grs1sel
than in 1860, and the deficiencies in glhQl
States are accounted for chiefly by DEF -
need. the cotton>worm, and inundaliesl
esased BY extrsordinasy fF$shess. Ampf,
testimony is given of their willingness Of ths
tfreedfne n to work wherever they are proper
" paias speaking Of eontt Cssciina shs
writer says -" If anything, tn freedmen arr
doaf Saota Hork tliAa sas 46fsaerly done BY
the slaves. visited Col. Sesbfooks planta
ton Of seven hundred acres, hnd the cottcf
vas in full bloom. He lost thos sand slave,
by the war, but told me that free labor srds q
success, and that tpointing to the field wa
! one Of the finest stands Of COTTON he had eve,
SEEN Df Texas he sayss Free labor is I
great success in this State. More coloret
men than ever before are engaged in making
cotton here. None get less tn ~ $50 montl
in specie, and found, while many are work
ing on sliares-half and twothirds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

0RrGIHAL NOTICE

eabsef Eus In obnsry, }n In the District Court AL
SAid eounfy. sf Keokuk.
GeorEs ". Messenger, Plaintiff, Louisa J. Messtnss
AdmintstratstzSf the estate Of Benjamin Y. Mswinem
deceased, defendant
NOTICES hereby given, to the defendant
hssen sboys paaed that petition In civil action
Il on A IN the Clerks Office the District Court afors
nd duly verified n behalf 81 thu above named Pl.G
aiost you, aud claiming order and decree for thc
sale under speefA execution by virtue ofa decree reu
dered u aaid Coarf In the u George Me.Hugex
RI Mresnfer, Of ten In the southeast cornes
offhe srushwrst quarter 81 Ii. north quarter o
section ~ In pshsp o. west, Lee County Iowa
that IL ray Of the OF Hessegeryilie excepting
tberefrom much Of said town follows all the lot
In blocks s. and in said town. and the eet
and alleys separating ssid blocks and lots and from tn
preceeds Of said sale there be p-ii plaintiff the
800 and interest," found dine by said decree And
less ycu appear ard make de3en~e thereto tefre
OF the recond day Of the of sod Court co
nee on the second Monday Of September 1866 jude
m~nt viii be rendered inst you praped for In SAID
petition. ROBERT Il. GILMORE
iy2s-4w Atay far Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08
low ITEMS.

In the Council Bluffs Nonpariel appears
copy OF the original patent for 100 acres Of
iand-s'the east half of the north east quar-
ter, aad the north west quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section Is, in township 81,
north OF 80 west, in the district of lands sub
ject to sale at Council Bluffs. Iowa, issued
to abraham Lincoln, captah Illinois Mill
| tia, Black Hawk war; und Or act Of March
! 9, 1856. and signed by James Buchanan, Sep
TENDER 10th, 1860 The original is in the
possession of Mr.. Thomas, officer at Council
Bluffs s&9
The Dubuque Times notices the arrival
of W. i. Allison at home in that city. He
is an Iowa representative faithful to loyalty,
freedom and his Iowa constituency.
There was an extensive row at Manches-
ter few days ago. when Yankee Robinson $
and Ho YES Circus showed there. Several
citizens we're hurt and several persons were
arrested.
Capt v j. Williams, Of the Sixth Iowa
Cavalry, has been appointed Postmaster a,
Dubuque.
| The Money Order Post offices in Iowa are
the following Bloomfield, Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids, Charlton, Council Bluffs. Daven.
port, Deeorah, Des Moiues, Dubuque, Eddy
vile, Eikador, Fairfield. Fort Madison. Glen.
wood, Independence, lndianola, Iowa City.
keokuk, keosauqua, Knoxville, Lansing.
Lewis, Lyons, McGregor. Maquoketa, Mar.
on, Marshallto~n, Mount Pleasant, Musca-
| tine, Newton, Osksloosa 0tttimwa, Slgour-
ney, Sioux City, Upton, Vinton. Washing
ton, Waterloo, West Union, Winterset
The Davenport Gazette has triumph OF
the anti Photographic, electrotypic, or what.
ever tbs TO be called 1t is n cut of an i'm
mense kangaroo with an immensely accn-
rate photo Of Gen Thomas H. for its head,
and at its tail the two additions made to the
Possum ticket by the democratic convention
The whole edifying stofy is told in verse
w. seeks passed Dad the mention
tt. L,eos m ct and In convention
Ct-s d nton save. 9 sink, re fail r.
O. III kangaroo. 'b< to nay taifs
n shouted clAsg-t can ard Bennett,
W. tie Give ysn stod Tor sennstt.
Auf - kins-ys Jeff you With = jerk.
Ju't take our iottsebxik Tor the Clark
Pair al aud Irish aafully blu.
Happy and psoui the kangaroo;
vafa are the murmers. vain the wnii
Dones the deed they're RED 10 N, tail:
RIO boo, boo hoo,
Tie ! 20 ihe tail Of the great Kangaroo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

| The New York Tribune asks johnson
recently manufactured Postmaster General
Does \ w. Randall, Postmaster-Gen.
eral, remember q recent conversation he had
with prominent Union man Of this State
Does he remember that he expressly threat
ened civil war unless the Union majority
yielded t. the policy of the President? Does
he remen Der bis threat that, if It's opposition
continued the President would recognize the
minority Of Congress, and the Southern
claimants OF seats. as the true Congress :
Does he rsniember that he .ssetted the Press
ident world maintain the an,hority Of this
false Con- ress by force2
"Mr. andall is now a member of tho
Cabinet; one Of the Presidents advisers
When the Philadelphia Convention meets he
may take Inc opportunity 10 repeat these
heoei threats more puhlicly-ror to deny
then.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

i Major psne.Al Hzro., u New orle.n.
vas slpoinfaa-a-daaas.ss 70 the Copper.
t40anson philadelphia Convention, and e.
ceptedi After the massacre of No.de,,
EF9sr' he changed his mind, and sa,os =,
e seas -hswiif hsys eoIting teslo v1Ky91
- p.ir Of honealx ~ ~ M -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

II .EGAL NOTICE,--To II. X. House Sir
- Ycu are hereby notified that thsss In now on file
the once Of the ssk Of the Di.rics Court Lee eoun
" Iowa, ksokuk, the pettion Of John II Rogersl
aecruing interest The from December 2zd 1881
~ ney justly DE him from you on proms.ory post
made by 70 order Of Henry Rogers and by him "a
signed 70 pslntiE eatt petition alleges that
ars nonresdsDS ~ tke e4a1s Of loss. and prays a
Attschm~nt sk1inst y0uF property
Now uplsss Jos apDer ord ahswsr thereto on or bel
fore Of the second dy o. the September
n The ssld Court to be bssn ssd holdsn
MONDAY OF September next, judgment will be rendered
Asaisst yoa BY defaaft rs5sd for IN rtantns pet
| ton lDryn HpItfp
ihev stamp, % Cts-cAnceiedl Atty for Plaintiff.
jYXt-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

nRlGfN4L MOTH s-To ward DaIon, defsntlaH
~ You are hereby notified ~ AZ there is uaw on file
the Clerk office OF tie District Gmrt Lae Cunt
lows. at Kroknk, petition Of Hiram Barney, ea1mI
n judsuie M against YIN. Eisard niun snr the
etx Hundrei Dollars, upon your tgsge nae b. Chs
Mason rpm Tia tnlfosfng described premi-e-
Lot ter 1o1 Rlock eighty Eve 1854 in Assun's Lover
atiicn TO x okuk, IN IL County Iowa aud again
you all pray fne for the foreclosure ~ said ctrar NJ
sse Of aid premises eed " all intern III saia ieus
ant In same to paw M -eid debt the xtssu4h.nent
All equity OF redemption, and for ge neral relief
NON uhnst appear I'd tnsvet said petition by
of the second day y the sext tefn Of suid Court To-
held on the second Msnsay Of September 1885 or I'd
ment will be had therein, prayed fer hs defiant
SC TT Hna ELL
jyZ-d Attornev for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

aHoInHIc w. nUssa r.s~sss4sd1s.
w ~ Il pi ssAss, 4 nslsss9 n y
49, nAsSftAs An3tiA Ns6, 49,
- W csavs naaa4 ~ T. ~;
49, Hts Of = Mn, asAfAd
Nj AsssS@o3(hg d ~ 1eefksg
III 4 - la !, Aua ,psrS sAas. 3Aniss
pa Ps ~ soec, Ra6kx3e Aasuss
u - Y2%Asd NJ - fS56ta.s fsr
~ ssriosS fonies having N aaeoAole body.
l u. NusoAT PRRLB Il rare Wine Of most delight
III flavor. II IL the PuRH JuIos Of MOST pslsCIous
aaApa II SURPRISES in excellence fABil wIs1 -
fsmasu1asszr sa Mauessps " kirfamsntSf pafpe-
-. Church people invited to enquire iato IL.
Sold by all respectable Dvuntses I'D dealers : =
FULLER. PINCH rULLER, Chicago.
tyaSAay sss.~sAfs Assnts.
| Peace Hath It's Victories.
10 ssvsst o. co,4eer dssass is grand schiev msat
and - surely ~ hu,lss al ssyoset win destroy.
surely .in HosrErraR's BIrTxRs prvs,w AMI pro
long life.
This the mott trying Per cd Of the year. The sami
"a ofthr strons.st yied. less the consuming
Temperature q mdrnmmer. yisor ffom every
po. The strength Of man passes in invidbls -
p,r and weaker woman relaxed and nsrvelsas
II was 10 meet such dicaiiss that Hoststssrs METER
were given society Itis to prevent the evil couss
quences which IN Embraced depleted dcbiitatsd
ganisation ID liable that they recommended eux
MA Texrc for both oiS people die ofeshAnstior
every dsy who right have kept death at bay for
to by occasional resort 70 this powerful and
harmlss vegetable stoanschier
MI. ~. ~4.h ali
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08
THERE Is NO mrsrAaE Apour


The Original and Beat In the woridi The oaiy Urn,
and perfect usr Dye. Harialss, Reliable and Instsp
nneous Produces Immediately . splendid Blsch o,
natural Brown, ~ihoat inluring the hair orskn. Rs
edes the III ea@css ofsSi dyu. Bold ~ sii DvasgsA
The gsnnife "a signed William A. B.tcneior Also,
RBoENERATff9 ExnAcf or NILLxRLxURs,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
anr2i-da~ly CHARLES 8ArCHRLoR, n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

The conscience fund" Of the Treasury
Departmei is being largely increased by
contributions from small Government nlun.
derers. II Is stated that there are IN th;,
fund over 100000, all Of which amount, ha,
been received since the termination of ,be
rebellion from conscience stricken ouarter-
masters, eommissares, and shoddy contr,c,.
ors. On the lst $40 we're received by the
treasurer of the United States ,rom :,
anonymous correspondent, who is under N.
IN prsssion that it riehlfully belongs to the
lstosernnent. The largest consribut;op de-.
J nsed from this source is 81 500.
III is stated that at recent informal maa,.
| ing Of Gen. Grants staff and several n,om;.
nent officers Of the regular army, the .ob;ec,
foi the Genersps aew insignia was discu..e6
and those present concurred in the opinion
spfe { metsiic shield substituted for The l.r..
es So IN ,he shoulder strap weuld Be "a a.
propriate 70 indicate the ~ 4 ~,
chief commanding officer Of The srmi..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

MarnINovnL.-A genins in the Oonaka
Piaindeals5 thus quotes the matrimonial
market in his section
The market has become .lapeuid. and
~ altogether without tone, bnly fonr IL
censes have been issued bv the lc6nnty clerk
for the moath Of May. The falling off in
receipts Of opportunities for THE girls to say
yes, has served as check on approaches
to the hymenial altar. Sweet sixteens have
oeen most active, going at previous figures. !
put there no buoyancy in price or demand.
Misses of age are weak, with a moor de !
msnd NJ married aunts on the decline
Bachelors IN old fashioned swallow tails
,eedy and tisconsolate Spruce bachelors oil
hirty. steady. Editors firm. .Bloods. best
GRADES, keep stiff upper lip low eraaas
secondarY. Ali in all there il d great drop-
'ang IN all circles. and the approaching dog
bays prom se nothing better
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08
n MersAL Sorrcr 70 FlIilag,. Lqeiad. 81

~ RIGIAAL NOTICE To Riirgs Lacinda Bi
~ hngs, Anua Walk.r. Bgckushsrn wu
keigb eF h Co, Davsii, Rogers 20 L4su- send.rs
Co. Wa Rnddiek. II b v ood s4td, RAehs-l lynch, W
fynch. William Eiwuds = Urich X 8 Hurrgw- exc
4 efrix kct W y Rcd, " O parAn~ C0nnahlp -n,t
Knsht Wesley nj BIT Jno hansin Inc Mo un
! A Whitney, executor. &c. Ad Htne Hugh kennedy
Hssisa3 and v. Sarah. ard Daug'iefty Clara k1
\ dics. ELzs Hsdci<ks eIscutrik Kate Kittle Moor
4 Amy kaafick Mary Rlddick. May EHddck Lin
1 Rntdek, saI Jessie RuyA K defesssAnts
Neu and each " you are hereby notified that there
no~ on ale IN the Geek. Office q Ia. D-,rist Court
Ice County. 10 sc, at KAokuk. petition IN equity
John rtra1n, against yor, q isuiHg
yq1,s Bill nss, upsn your three ptossFs agte. =
@n t. said plNut3u. the 81 FIFTY hu3drd
ant T~tniy-Hre Dollars s. p AID ten b cent int
foreclosure OF certsia uOrtzsEs nab by SAT-
hnRs 10 plaintiff, dated 9th Jane 1851 np she -
4 se~tfon tvs nsT TO-, ard the y a. u. seet
-ix TO- Township .i1tysx 1867 Rang. I've mi. Aiaa
- Of the Il section tw~Ire Ll4i and tit y 81
section two f2l Township sistystx So Range
80 al in Lee cuuiy. lows Also PRAYING iot ihe
closure Of certain ini*rnifsing mertgase made
said : billings 70 II Il ding Hlan parts IF Eo-z
sud 10 Flork ihirS zen tlIA he1knk ee I@anty Low
known - the Athen%um pruperfs. sivr o. reci
tne payment of the M tgg@ trst atcBe daecgitej
the nstss therein named Rna sail t- ion rHTs f- "A
sA- Of 18th said lars sud ots satisfs ciiins Il
ertnFui-iusent ~ n ta!ty If r.i-rl ptiUr and
sral re ief And the sail II g+ling il btretf MOTTO
thSf All tniunrti1n hss bern allowed restrsi
ing him from satisfying csne-iIius said latter
z age made TO him
And yeu each arpar zsrd ara psr aid petition
10 IL held At Keokak, the rertnd Moudey 81 g.
TENDER, ise6, or judgment prayed fr sill he hi
therein. II. GpTF H0sF
l}@i Pistatir's Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

No doubt the rebel Axg 6oatS IN ne., ,
Southern town tQ.asy.T Is sav.,3-R
told, the Foseth Of Jsiy vas 1celSS,-t.sJr
the snngertesY n ~ rbatlIe az I'm ~ =
The hsbel dag We, sahssd, md cieerei
s~~s>y ~ ~ ySVW0s Sl4-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

49, III .ss4od ooF ,ga1a1faa aaifH
50 xHafa .Ds2t1dd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

" NY has the President neglected to tele.
graph to somebody in Florida to put down
Gov. Walker, who has usurpsd the right to
appoint delegates to the Pfriladefphia Tim
vention, ''without first having obtained The
consent of the State?n
Il there is TO be Convention, let il be
composed of delegates chosen fron, the PEG.
pie of the whole State. .
The people must be first consulted-no
changing tho organized laws Of the State.
"lsnrpalon will not he tolerated.
x "Ihs law and the Constitution must be
sustained ind thereby psaca and or1er.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

l.
ErOR SALE = A desirable residence in
H,-sl.ss ~ Of ;es, .s.s Pei, .sss ~,
snd shrubb~ry good cistrn stsbie and Other outbad
ing. n. sbo's d.atbly iocss@. in the moss plsas
part Of Hamilton and IL for sAle rh~ap-or will BE-
exchanged for similar property In K~shuh
Enquire Of WM. FULTON.
Real Estate Agent,
jyl5d No - Main etrret, Keoh uk.
EOs. Sole.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ Cottage Brick, Containing nipe rooms Eood eel
lar aud wssh hosse full lot With variety al fruit.
frame stable. VOID house; agoad v-h Of water aud
eiwt-rn stuated corner sth and FraskHa In
qn'r~ cs wM. FULTON.
J,tod Real sst.,e Agent.
For Sale.
A ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
n with and good relisr, full let With wood
hou.e cstsfn. aud strit, q acct ali hsd' Of sit
Oh Franklin, between s,k and sth steel. Knqur. OF
jy2d Nm FULTON. Agent
For sale.
A DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
"A ou-~, coat aiming sr aud e.llu fnii Loi.
xuo3 ell al ~Ai.r. aid ff.ne stable ,ns'si bank
'F'''f" ct ''' q '''sf'' l'f wv ! sutr,s.
kIod Real Estate Agent.
For Sale.
or aud 20 feet Of s.st Ode Of Lot in Block 81
Il With Cottage Dwelling Hou.- and other Improve
nrnts. rner Third and High Streets Title good. No.
spssa4 R-.l s.,.,. Asss,.
For sale.
OTIS O. To- II n sod 10 t-et ~ eas, nd. Of Lot
1 4 BLOCK 81 Win adsaxcn stsae Dwelling Hsus.
,,srsniar eleven large rrns small rnrss Bath
rooms aud eosets siso trek stable nod ,use.
FStis good. Enquire Of wM FUTON,
A d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

The 1riaachin states that in a commune
near Avrsuches. FRINGE. an owl has taken
terrible vengeance for the loss of her Young.
which had been killed by farmers lad
For four days the owl was on the watch fsf
the destro, err and on the 18th, upon the boy
leaving the farmhouse, the injured bird.
which had heen perched upon tree. bounced
down upon him, and with one stn,ke Of It's
| claws tore out his left eye, the sight Of which
permanently destroyed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

EsOR SALE.-Eighty acres Of improved
land e~r Charleston Ire county. Iva. decd i'm
prov thexeor prioe SIS per .~s~-sery cheap
Coos title. Enquire u Nm FCLfON
deN Real Ests.- Agent No. - Nsa Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-08

n ssrTsara sassss AZ ssgIToY
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~ ~. - ..ais) esAsssssI s.EASies 4
Il. .-rx,xsr.ss sFs<5 xSsM gsss IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-20
nEso1urnoss AND HILLS.

Mr.. Clark resolution proposing to send mes
sage to the House recommending that go CHI House,
after to-day, meet daily at 81 O'Clock A. M. Laid
on the table.
Mr.. McRae, bill to incorporate the Marlborough
Medical College, in the county of Robson. Re-
ferrei to the committee on Education and Literary
Fund.
Mr.. Hall presented petition from Judge Saun-
ders relative to compensation for services rem
dered in the year 1864. Referred to the committee
on Finance.
On motion of MIR. Speed, the bill to extend the
corporation limits of Elizabeth City, was taken up
under suspension OF the rules passed It's seVerai
readings and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the bill to incorporate
the VAUDEVILLE and Milton Railroad Company, was
taken up under the suspension Of the rules, and
passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, the bill to re-enact the
charter of the Williamson and Tarboro' H. II.
Company, taken up under the suspension OF
rules and passed it's several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, the bill to enable the
Western (Fayettevilfe) r. r. Company, to COM
plete it's road from the Coal Fields IN chatham
county, to some point on the n. G. Il. R., was ia
ken up and made the special order for l23 O'Clock
on Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, the rules were sus-
pended. and the bill granting general amnesty
and pardon to all officers or soldiers OF this State
or of the United States, who have committed Of
fen against the criminal laws OF the otate' was
taken up on its second reading.
| The bill passed it's second reading by a vote OF
81 yeas to nays, and the bill was read thlro
! time and passed. The bill Occasioned lengthy
| debate Mr.. Wilson was in favor OF the principle
but opposed it upon the ground that 1t was IN an
| tapOnism with the organic law OF the State MI.
Leach supported the bill in lengthy speech, con-
| tending that the L gislatUre had the power to
pass it and it was not in opposition either to the
| 6orGenic law Of the State or United States. Mr.
| Hail supported the bill, further urging the right
| to pass II.