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y munssrtare Gsranbsran8 an Wai9ta8sn tsr'
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sniiosn, isaet nidt 10 sil 0euerums uns Nreif
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,artelisM 3Gnse ni@t. Sir Qinnen uns f&mtr'
Stv1e farm IS Mat iibertrufen tr,bsn. iii,
ypiVem Mnt feline Gabrttate 1T IS unsr(etlt@.
Is lsld1eist bic Garten ni&t, icnsern labt IL
wicec1 rein unt tlar tersprretm, fe erbalten
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ben msi6 uns ,tiM mis nsu. Wttee 6a9tn
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gEei6s, 1eltk tre,,n man Ge Mrnate lang re9.
leot. Toulsupe ppx 1amilien perten eaeur&
aliidlib sea,aat. Man bat ssine nnannebn.-
iibfeitsn an @aI1tagen, penn man Nttile1rure
II. Gbpmr1en'S Meinieunes.G ,yNal eetrap@t.
Is mirp unldiBbar s~sfaneeM iretestt tlr tul-
gense 3wsde: Gum Wa1Hex aAfr ffsnsn ga
ten. ais MuSlin. SpiBen, Itneeraea8 e. Jun
Netnidtn BON SUmNnMEn, St1Wl0eus OuIFeH,
0lS,ern uns IsQern. Gntfernt Gledta rcn ben
Saneen mnt 1ett aus 3sppi@en, 3lsissrn, 3la-
nell &c.
Is maat bartes gHaNsr reid unt ianu aud
erfrlorei9 TT 8aesrn a1eepanbt rtrbsn, b IS
lpiurt ten psrbdrteten S1meib ron Der 9aut
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Bu6bGeer eebrau@t psree1'
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Muutss, Der 3abne unb tss @aumsns 1T es
aueermeentliA gut. tpenr u. AT sinen XbeeIbhel
:ppl III einem WlaS Wa6er nimrnt.
81 ma@t 2inaen aubsroreentli& msi6 ". ni9t
mir anesrs Yrdparate, IS erbalt aud bas 3absi-
Kat.
Re- y. Jdler R
nusiniSer WseAt fir ben Staat NtnneiOta.
@albinstrn @trabe in bsr Nabe Der &de Der 3.
g 1. YaIl,
R45~ 9antfauFeute Ine erludt, bei mir Sur.
,uipre9em unb Gin Yrpbepa dc unentaelelit,
in gmrfang 3u nebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Deafen 8 Qanlis'S Gabinet.or.
4elas Sterttg SfIf6tebeae &Sten, Aeeianef FIR
x'r@ea. nab trefane RuGl fiji $SO-$iO
81 ot'd: 9anfnn>brei1tA 9elb. sser
eloer. DRebatQeu cher anbtye eyae pyetft.
2atsen 1esen jaerfanut. Jauerirte 4atalsee
Isft. gtaH I.9te Seaeunaeex an 0f4fon &
32e@nn. Detsa, oseE @afon 0ro., Rev
9m -. ptr s. Sutbdmer ndmli&.
ess letntu atsarrsn. nab 1abadsRsre soa btr
eetsa Etaet IN eas oeutrana btritlben, u6mIi3
y e.M l@ea eslssfusn, stsmalieen paa.' (&en
xv.etoss sst!se'. =. Subtetmts faSrt
s.o.. ',..ss,n.%s s'9arre uue aaes fouf Rom
@as efa Hau&sr, 3auer uns G&nupf.r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

MAJ az
soaIs Z, *,te eenttd.ets Da'nen 81.
f.n,.s e yas eat ss@t. eae vel strtlt& 81.
sp"x, I"v %..'''Y 9te'leenee9 aut bas llngat
DIR Yeeinn Der @ailon lief steI 6@Snss al.
nes. aber bad III Der Shat Graeu rte ibertrifi
eeo PIG 9o@eetpannteaen Grpartuneen. ia.
tae. tlt@ lnb in ber 1a5su unb l0arairuna bts
pntfS ~trti@ bb&f bea@teuspertbe 8eranbe.
tSn9t1 staseetteten, una -sts.8sfu& in 8rau
Nte1er's Stote ptre unfere 8estTttn Damen
easea uess3eu8ea. Die foebeu wieperum Elm /.
9ttre9enen neuea 9enean8en fnb gang eesisnet,
ibre S&Snbfit i nj. BE 81 sna 1.utses; ie@oea ea!a
's''' v'eae.
05~ psrr DtIteIm RiHter. s.7,r
a%nertannte 1i&tiafeit ais Wufftr linn lie a."
~ flung ais BaifR btr rMu6eal Spiittss ~,
ct. ypuiS tterter Serfhait. mirS nj. ~, Qss..
tsrr; rs ~ mH S.r m, sT!,es'. sss,lset esisataa-
0anS ,;m,s .nt.s T.. ts!ge!a.u, ane ~er an eer
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ttn, Hunban,ert f;;h,.r S 49,, 0un oe9ea aas
an 6erra W;dt.r 49," '''"'" @'", ~saet tp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
"Der milof 9Qqfr"

Deuti@es @af> unb Bparbinsbaus
uesa bsa sinssri&tster Saloennirb(&aft
BON max Stint.
Jadlo1 9trabe uufer1 Der unteru 2antuua.
Dietts tarili& BON mir lbernommtne uub
bur@aus renpSirte Sat. unb Buarbinabaus
tui1b I'D eur& Sortrefli@e apF. fauberes uub
btausmes 9oats. fuwie bur& bic freunbli@ne u.
liberalfe Beetenuug BON Gren1ben unb Roiadu-
germ fsts bic M@tuue unb @Sunerf&aft hes
,pere9rteu Yublituuts 3u ertalten fu@tu, uut
'snapftblt fsin paus hermit beteus
Nar Stint.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
Die Minnefota @alcp Gifcnbabn.
Scmpa9nie uno bic Hnftetler.

Die f&pitrtse Graee tts @tanbes ter Iitel
OUT ungerase @eftipnen Qant. wtl@ts ter Qiuie
str ~. 9. *. 81. entlane unb innerbalb Der
0rensen bes 2anbsrants liesen. ptrb Bon btu
inttreiIrtea vareten INNER nod bebattirt.
Das @eneral. 2antamt srtlarte 1@cn i'm Sabre
1860 unt Dor BEN 1aee be- 2anbsertaufes, ha6
bic greslamaticn aats Sanb betrefs. mel@es IN
Ten Iownibips belesen fei, bic in ter yrptlama.
tion trwabnt potben, eiml&lie6li@ ter uneerateu
@tttion.m, bic ui&t DEFENDERS aufselablt, fon-
t9n auf pel&e nur lit elmer anmertuns TN
aasemeinen Be3ue ~eenpmiktn wo,ben.
Dieielbe @ntf&eipun8 tbeilten wir sor etli4em
De&sm IN einsus Srisft, pel@er bic Mutport
tpar auf etnta Brief bes 9errn @ilfaan, ben
ber:lbe an bic s%eaannte Office auf Mniu9tn btr
Ssttler eei&rNben, nit.
tim tic Sa&e ~ serwtrreu unb BEN Qs~ten
sanali& unpera&noli& ~ ma&en, seltatteten
sin3elne Qanbauater ben WnFeeltrn. (9 auf Gut
l9stbunesn Der @eneral. 2anbuffee Rabsnb, auf
BEN 2anb 3etmRatttn au nsbmen.
Tim bsm Qeier teseeiii& " n,a@en, pte hie(ts
senfuie @tane Der @a&e einsetreteu, IL es no
tbis, bic Mt wns @siis ~ befautben, mic bic
@tf&dfH In BEN 2anp-D Department. in Wafb.
'nston abssma&t ,perbeu. Das @sl&Gft ID In
serf&tessne Gtafen absetbeilt, unb ieber belon.
btre 6aa tirb Dot bic btsrefenesn llnterabtbet-
lung hes Departments, Der Gin pauptltrt BOT.
Febt ptrp.eftn. g eiebt cine ptimoatte-,
Ycunty.2ane-, Mtneral-, 9obIenlanb, eaub-
grant, btbeiluns, cine abtbelune fir Rsd.
nuustu II.
Seeer Brief sun irsenb Stmanbem an btu
ecnamt(Eoner bee General. 2~anbauatS rirb III.
ssR BEN apmmtffoner pssr ben, Gbief. glerl
etnssb6nbist, ssS1uet, ssleisn unb BEN Glerl
tiassbdubist, .pfl&sr tsr ,1nterabtbeiIuns sur.
fsbt,a ssr ~sl&e bic @a&e esbSrt. Diefe
pratt ben Snbalt uab f@ritt, wenu nStbis
cine antwort. Dieie wiro son ben, Commit.
iouer etnssbaabtot unb pom bem{elben uuter.
ies3net meifens ubnt irssnh wel&e 9ri(uui
ess Snbalts 9 Desbalb piirte Elm Briet. tutl@e
aafraet Oh Elm sepiRss @tid 2anb ais peiua.
R6tte 3a uebueu If, an ben Glert Der pseemp'
ttsn. @ttbfiluns ses~ielen uab pabrl&einlid
Don ssmfelben teantpurtst werbsn, obne grii
Jung Der 2tasn ssr fir Gii~tntaHnapede reitrsir
ten Xaueereisn, ~el&e f@ in Der Gilenbabn
4anssrant- llntssabtbeilune b.fnee en-.
Dsm 1T IS 3u3ui&utbrn, bab 3Set perl&ie
Sene anb pibsripre&enbe G.'laruaseu in We
treH ber 3tteI bon Anltblern auf Gienbatu
lane tpn bem Central. 2aneamte apssinseu
ane aaf zine tsrlslbs n stRibt. ettattsten 2aub
beartte bier tn @taat bic Aufnabute sen beiua
fdtteu auf fpl@em Qanb.
CGorttebuug v. @4lu6 In ter nG&ften Nuume,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Die 0bere Stabt pirb iest, menn ii.
@s(4aftslsate terftltsn F@i fir ben @teuauf,
bau aes s0psnappelitan" tur@ perrn Be&tuer,
tbatie interefFren, 3pet 3otels erbalteu, benz
AUD bas .@tnslsw. fsl mitber aus ben Eriu,
saera eraebea. Das bas .Gssmopslitan~ an
bstrtattfe ~tsb % tn benz Sattreft Ter @ef&6fts.
ltute ser obtrn @tabt litetn, etnem l1uttrnetsaes
tbrt bette Synapatbie au3upenbea, tas BEN Huf.
blaben fsnes Stabttbsilss gum 5rdftteen pete
bienen wirt. 19g.sg5e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

= ptrr 5. M. &iee ld6t In itmi-ojfusue,
aSs',e ersldren, ba6 ct unter tsiner 8ebiuauna
0on8reb : 0anbibat Der DemoEratie in e,Reu
Ditrift fefs tuerte. @ebr Ryreub!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
Il IS. sod,
NJ MERCHANT TAHOP

81. Yeter, Winneloto,
galt ltsts eorrdtbig Elm f&Gnesadc,timen mt fertiasr
2esfent!s'eer mad BEN, feinten S@nitt unb bon
Setsutt Irbeit nirS prompt ,u masiasu
Xie1len I'M unter @araatie soatummeuer 3u~
t1ieetnfeuuns seliefert. oA-
a.e eesertsn aunten burfen seri@er. iein, mi,
g.,vaau a@ une eauerbafter Nrbeit mad eer
"'@'9sa Dfsos bfetsnt 3u perbeu BON
W.. 6. Bod.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
3weiter Tefta9.

DinStao, ben &c. Stunt 1866.
Mureens 8 t1br:
@%erlamnlun9 aIer geretne I'm Mtbendum
Gefreee Don q. @olff: &nfans 9 llbr.
YreisBelanoe fit ben 1Nen u. 2ten Yreis.
* Na@ BEN pstsfneen Yroeeiion
br San8er brr@ bic @tapt.
Wtsnss tint 8 llbr i'm Wtberdum:
MuFabrun9 tn
morogrnnobrn&E Dresotn
@ru6e Sper in 8 Alten sun Sulius Ono.
Dtrieent ". SD.
GtntrittSpreis so Gents.
Dritter Sag,
3tttmo@ d. ben 81. Snni 1866.
Mureens 9 rbr:
Setlammlun8 ter DeleBatet sur 8eratb,
uu8 be6 na@fen Sdn8erfefes.
9ierauf;
Stnan8 gum 4icsNfic i'm Stir Narf.
Wntpeit be, Mt9en1uua.
AbentS 8 ltr In, &tbenGuut:
SptReQun8 BON ber@ inpnaE beaterletticr
5@Iub:
@rpfer 8au!
o. xidet8 $500.
'Uar has arrangements. Gpuamitte:
Sof. @iefett, @elr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

RattmaHers unb &onutaas . Mu<
der in Sttqtpater. - Infer 1reune,
Brauer 9. 3nipps IN Stiuwater, 10 nit beu
3altpafermadern aneiuanber ssratbeu une 3par
auf folsenbe Mt.
3err Rntpps tdlt leinsn @alpon, fonberu
braut rar Bier, uub ein iebr sutes nod ba3u.
Daseeen aber Iaun Il ais edRfrster Rann ni&t
tvsbI sermtiben. tveua TN Breuabe befu9eu, BIZ
fslben In feiner wrtsatmsbnuns nit etueta G.ds-
&eu euteu @erReniaftes uuentselbli& ~ erqut-
den.
Die(ts mar benu aud am Iebttn Ssnnta9 Der
8au sepefen, uub etn fletntr Greuubesfreis fa6
chen eemiitblt& IN bfm grisatatmmer >ts perm
anipps bseinaater, bie tlntesbaltuns nit eiuent
eeleoeutli&en ,1sSpf&en" wirenb, ale cine An-
3ab, BEN pausberru ut@t udber beJaautsr
perlenea eiutrat uub 8ier serlaustem. perr
antpps erlldrte ibnen. bab er tstne @trtbl%aft
baltic unb etuer BET r. abeepiefeuen benun,irte
psrrn 0ntpps. semeluer De}e, fir 8erlesuus.
Der, ~te g f&etat, aud III Stiapater.b eRetsassa
Sanntasscrbinan3, IN Gslse pcsen BE gerbaf.
tang be- 70 Bef&ulbtstsn Rattfanb.
Obpsbl uau IN BEN Berbsr ser ben Grtebens.
ri@tsr ,surd eiae Reuse 3eusen bentefen xurbe,
sas Ser 1utpus ieine @irtbf&aft t6lt uub i'd
has @srbst, eeiRise @str6aIe n. Bier an 6sna-
tassn " ssrf&enten sber ~ ee,usebens ebeu
nur aaf Bistb t&afteu. nt9t aber auf griyat.
leute bs:isbt. seruttbeil.e Der &t9ser pru. Qatppa
~ elmer 0elbtuee unh Refen.
MoM bieeer un6 nmins, ,,sA ....:s "a. CT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

e8 psrr pbil. wetf9, 70 tten
son ieinsr ertolsrei&en Sour mad rem Norten
3urad8ttebrt, pirb auna@f I'M SntersIe ter
@taats3eitune ben Siben Rinns1cta's be,u&eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
ct. Nlml 3mrnperein.

Reratn, sern,aa q 3mittaas 2 Nor. fneet
etne Hrtrd y~ertamnnluna fatt. XQe Ritalie.
esr ene aufs.teree ! ~ ,s1i@tinsn. "a si@tiee
Gei&dfte sprlieeen.
SIN Suffrage b.a 6pri9srs
S. ,. 2eitntr.
It'll Sdnftpart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Or. 9pf. 3~i1mmermanu,
Deuti&er @r3t @unbar3t unb @eburts>
belfer,
o. Offet: Dat Stra6e, in BIT NGte ter Houu<
etY O~atonua, Steele &c., 9tnn.
oHttirt hermit teun 8eebrteu tsutl&en Vublifum
ereebsnf tetne Dtenfte. nit BEN BeueIfsa, bak
e. IN allen GdQen, 10 patienten {eiuen B.iRanS
'eeantp'u@en, aufnsrtfau1e uub biuiee Bebanb.
lung 6drantirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
9~otu 3 dusIer Gefr.
Sob t9qn5et8e

Mm Msntae. 10. Stunt, ifaiis mad laseea,
felt 1eiutr &idtsbr aus BEN 8elbe unuutetbre.
&eaem Gtt&,buus. peldes e. I'D In Dlenae gus
eelvsex. 3err " tIltam BAT tn <ev ssa
80 Sabveu.
Das a1lufrGbe 4inf9eib.m tSree eetreaen
Grudtsevs II eiu berber Sdlas fiji bte Wtttpe
unb etn u%nrniinbiae6 R;nb. In
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Die Nitelieber beS ,Dentl&en 9erius. eni
biermit auf9eforbevt, an nx&Ren @ennta9 Nsr.
Gems 8 ubr lur 9er(ammlaas In atbenGata "
5. @.ssasermamm, S.er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

llnter B0usuabuae auf has Dbtse erlaube ID
nil, ben 1rmnten Der alien 8irma unb BEN
Tubltfut, i'm Aasemeineu anju3eiseu. ba6 i@
has 0ef&ift In BEN alien Qofal fertf6bren
perbe unb nm fernere @ oblsenei8tbsit freuub.
li&R erlu@e.
Sd weree meine unOetbeilte Mufmerllamteit
BEN 0aufen umb Yertaufen BON @aareu in
Gomnatfon uub BIN Berf@iaen pom @etreibe
unb Yrobuetsn tpibu,eu.
Baarsurf&ife wtrben auf Gsufanatisnen
seu,a&t.
81. paul, 9. SUM- 1866.
i'm ST.. ptYttrRdtt.
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!. " A. O. ID,

V. A. O. D.
Die Mitelitbtr bes .Mtnnsfea patas 70. II
enb btin8,nb eriu@t, an Sonitae, 24aen Suni,
9 lltr Dormitiae In Der paat ~ er(&etueu. ba
wi@ti6e BesbanbIuneen Rait babtn (snsn.
i. Z. <ltttoYtt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

6ar este Beterbersuns uab getSRiauna mei-
a1 9alte 1T r,stn 1aus auf has 3u,eitent0r
20 Bette @tauuns 1T nit temfelten sertun
0en. 6drrv IdnheI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
1elanntma& \ &.

DE awr gerlssiuaa 70. tea MuStau W Iatts.
yif1m IS Observation-Disclosures ~ ct. pad teeee.
tette i3eit n ne0ea teS am 25pex Snni y. j.
s. bier 1ttnltenem @1nssvfeiteS 1uf Ben 25een
Salt be- 9Abves aufesl@ob =.
Sm Nu1tya1e BIS DAmen!ommtttetS
o. 8A9tmann.
IN bic MitAIteber be6 Deutf6en
NeteiuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Das 6otel gum
"W MT E. BEAR L.AEE r."
BON
@ nj. 2etp
e.etet euen &eurifsn, wel&e baitltit auf 1uaere
eser tatatre 3sit nerweiIen molten, ben alersn.
etnaeri&tet.
an, US ~ muncerl&Sn an hem reissntltn See
M'"ue!eM.s 9stsaen une fine fir @pa,tnfabr-
,.a as1 >eenaie'rtn &utsr unb SeoeltSpte ppr
Is saraatirt Nets biaiss unb a,ute.Ie ..h,.,
"""S @m. BSip.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
Yre9ramm.
ErHer 4hri(.

@resramm.
Grfter She'll.
/. Supertlre, marco spade, &piGnt,
Musical Society.
2. Sebosab. grocer @bpr NIT Sr@eferbe<
Sleitnna, Ti@ird Sammtl. Sdneer
3. SopranzS plo, @anoerltep q. Bro@.
A. Duet - 8aB unb Tenor - So(epb
aus Nesypten @telen u. Berner.
S. @ornet.S plc, moroccan de salon,
Nttolai 81. Gid.
6. Grand Chorus, Mn bic Greube. .. &.
&roe1er Slmmtltde Sdn8er.
3tpeiter She'll.
1. Yptppurrf, aus Martba, .. Gtotup
Sr@eaer.
2. 8aritonzS plp, 9ebewpbl, y. 81. 6.
q. Qaub.
3. &tolinsS olo, 8teS Concert, .. Spobr
@utap 9ande.
d. piano,S plp, Rondo capricioso, y.
Menbelslobn Grant @ooo.
5. Bc0marl@, @bpr nit Sr@efer, .. y.
Trube Sdmmtlt9e @dn0er u.
Musical Society.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Ntt6Dl$, Dean uno 3d..
Gm8rps-p1nbler IN
Gi(ens, Stabl. unb 8le&>D aareu,
Sefen uub adtrBerdibi9aftsn,
@@mieee>. It1&ttr, unb &afer @ert,
3enDen, platttrten @aarer
unt auerlet
g. @enetrdtteM
0ef@dftS3et@en 3uut 4mbof.
Drttte @traBe, 81. paul, Mftut.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
MGR ESSIONAL.

| NO business of importance was trans
acted by Congress on the 8th, the session
on that day lasting only half an hour.
Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, offered reso-
| luton that in order to maintain the Ns
tional authority and protect the loyal
citizens of the seeding States the military
forces should not be withdrawn from those
States until Congress declare their pres
ence unnecessary. Passed.
On the 9th, Mr.. Sumner moved resolu-
ton, that the Judiciary Committee inquire
whether any further legislation was needed
to prevent private slave trade. The SEN
ator had heard from Alabama and Florida
that negroes were being kidnapped and
carried to Brazil and Cuba to be sold into
slavery. Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky said he
had no doubt the Yankees were opening
the slave trade for money making pur-
poses.
In the House, Mr.. VOORHEES,, of Indiana
made speech endorsing President John
sons policy of restoration. Mr.. Bingham,
Of Ohio, followed in opposition. Mr..
Latham, of West Virginia, followed in
opposition to Mr.. Bingham, and Mr..
Shellabarget of Ohio, in opposition to Mr..
Latham, and argued in the same strain as
others of his radical friends, that the
Southern States, by their disobedience to
the established laws, had placed them
selves outside the Union.
On the 10th Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa,
speechifed in favor of the bill to extend
the right Of suffrage in the District of
Columbia. Mr.. Schofeld, of Pennsylvania
favored the bill and Mr.. Bowyer, of Penn
sylvania opposed it on the ground that this
was white mans government, and his
intentions were to prevent an equality of
the races.
II In the Senate, Mr.. Wilson, of Massachu-
sets, introduced bill fixing a peace es-
tablishment of the army. 1t provides for
seven regiments of artillery, ten of cavalry.
and sixty of infantry. To each branch lie
proportioned a number of black troops,
differed by whites.
Mr.. Howe, of Wisconsin, offered reso-
luton declaring that the seeding States
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CITY COUNCIL.

Alta meeting of the Board of selectmen
of this city on the I'd inst, the following
schedule of taxes and license were submit
ted by the Finance Committee and adopt
ed. With such an amount of taxation and
licenses, our citizens will have reason to
look for some very wonderful improve
ments to our city this year from the hands
of their municipal servants. We shall see
how these just expectations are to be met !:
TAXES.
Real estate, Is cents on every hundred dollars:
Stock in trade, rs do. do. do. do
Money on interest, rs cts do. do. do,
Capital used in any investment, except Govern.
ment stock, rs cents on every hundred dollars
Horses, Mules, vehicles any description, rs cts.
on every hundred dollars.
90
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BAREFACED ROBBERIES.-On Sun
day forenoon a party of five white
men dressed in gray clothing ant
wearing high-topped boots, made
their appearance on horseback at thu
plantation Of Mrs. READ, about five
miles from town on the Plank Road
and drove therefrom a mule belong
ing to the place. There was no one
at the time in charge of the place
excepting a negro man. His re,
monstrances against the high-handed
deed were of no avail, and the thieves
had no difficulty in getting off safely
with their booty.
On Sunday afternoon little negro
boy was discovered by one of our cit
zens riding off horse belonging to
the latter. The boy was overhauled
and the horse recovered. On being
questioned the boy stated that he had
been ordered by a white man to take
the horse from the spot where he was
hitched, and to ride him to certain
place in the country. The boy was
then made to 60 and point out the
white man, who was fully identified as
a person we'll known to this commu-
nifty. We have not learned whether
he was arrested.
These are two out of numerous
other instances of like outrages that
are being perpetrated in this vicinity
by prowling jayhawkers. In addition
to tn ese, it is not unfrequently the
case Of late, that some one of our citi-
zsns is assailed and thugged in the
streets at night, by mnrderous indi-
viduals bent on plumber. In several
instances the persons SO attacked have
been very seriously injured and robbed
of what valuables they had on their
persons. '.@1.5s
Surely it is high time that more en-
ergetic measures be taken by the con-
stituted civil as well as military au-
thorities to make short work of these
marauding pests by ferreting them
out and Kidding the country Of them
in some shape or other.
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had forfeited their rights. He made o
speech, denying the doctrine ofindestructi-
bility of State governmental.
He said the President had no right to
restore the rebel States-that his duties
were only executive.
In response to the Senate resolution
asking why Jefferson Davis has not been
tried, the President transmitted message,
enclosing letter from Attorney General
Speed, who states that no Circuit Court
has been held In the late rebellious dis
tricts since the termination Of hostilisiss,
and holds the opinion that late insurgents
awaiting trial should be tried only before
civil courts, when they are fully and act
ually restored, and has thought it proper
to advise the President not to cause
criminal proceedings to be instituted
against Mr.. Davis, or any other insurgent,
in State or district in which they were
not actually present during the prosecution
of hostilities.
January l0.-The House Committee
on Freedmen yesterday authorized their
chairman to report bill continuing the
Bureau and snlarging its powers, in ac-
cordance with Gen. Howard's recon-
mendation. The bill authorizes the Presi-
dent to set apart in the States of Florida,
Mississippi and Arkansas, under the Home
stead act, three million acres of Govern
ment land, to be allotted in parcels of
forty acres zach to freedmen. This bill
agrees to give freedmen the right to pur-
chase the land ct its valuation.
The Committee on the District of Co.
lumbia have rejected the bill granting un-
qualified suffrage, but viii report bill
permitting negroes to vote who have re-
sided in Washington six months, and who
can read and write.
In the House, Mr.. Conkling, (Union) of
New York, moved that the President be
requested to in form the House why Jsffsr-
aon Davis, Mr.. Clay and others were kept
in confinement.
In the House, Mr.. schofeld, Union) of |
Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Kelly, (Union) of |
Pennsylvania, spoke in favor of negro
suffrage.
The proceedings of the Senate were un-
and this body closed by an ex-
seutivs session.
January 1l.-In the Senate, Mr.. John
son, of Maryland, made speech denying
that Congress has the power to declare war
against the States. 1t could suppress in
surrection, but could not hold the South
srn States as conquered territory.
In the House, Mr.. Rogers, of New Jer-
sey, made speech against negro suffrage
in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Fsrnsworth, of Illinois, favored the
bill, saying that impartial suffrage was the
only guarantee for proper state of affairs
1T the South.
In the Senate, Mr.. Trumbull, of Illinois,
presented memorial of the American
Free Trade League, asking for equality OF
taxation, and that no protective duties be
Referred to the Committee on
Finance.
The bill for the enlargement of the
power of the Freedmen's Bureau was
taken up.
January l2.-House.-Th day was con-
summed in discussing the bill comforting
negro suffrage in the District of Columbia.
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The Reconsideration are go

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are 60
ing on among the ladies Of our city to
get up series of tableau representa-
tons in our city, which promise to
surpass anything of the kind ever
witnessed here. The subjects to be
illustrated have already been selected,
we learn, and the young ladies and
gentlemen who are to figure in them
have been assigned their several parts.
The first exhibition is intended to
come off on Friday evening next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

WHEREAS, the copartnership heretofore ex.
w listing between v. HRUDR and B r. RHODES,
and known as the firm OF HEUDE 4 RHODES, of
this city was dissolved by mutual consent in the
month ofJanuary, 1863; the former, V. HEUDE,
having become the sole proprietor, begs all per-
sons indebted to said persons, to come forward
and settle their accounts; said accounts having
BEEN left ct Mr.. ]. r. T. Haynes, formerly V
Heude q Co.. Drug store-Mr. HAYNES being
authorized 20 collect the same.
janl6-im v. HEUDE & 90.