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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17

WASHINGTON (vA.) CoLIEeE-A letter
from Lexington, Va, to the Richmond Times,
referring to this college says:
Applications for the admission of students
continue to pour in from all States, but main
ly from the South. 1t is thougt, from pre-
sent Indications, that Texas will send the
largest number, next to Virginia General
Lees own estimate for the next year is three
hundred students, aud we all know that he is
generally below rather than above the mark.
Indeed, Washington College is now on firm
basis, and destined to become the Cambridge
Gas the University is the Oxford of Virginia,
at no distant day. Seventy thousand dollars
have been contributed to its support, including
$4,000 from Mr.. Mccormick. and SlU. 600
from Mr.. Warren Newcomb, of New Yoak.-
Mr.. Rothwell Wilson, of Philadelphia. de-
string to repair the damage done to the IL
brary by Hunter, has given one thousand
volumes, belonging to the library of his bro>
ther. the late Thomas b. Wilson. In addi-
ton to these contributions, the college has
enj'ycd for many years the interest upon the
Washington endowment of 10000, the Gin
cinnati Society endowment of S25,OOO, and
the Robinson endowment Of about S4O,-
000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17

speak for the people of the great north
west. The people, sir, are humane and just.
This cry of terror does not proceed from them.
They want peace and restoration. CCheersl
They are weary of the burdens and the taxes
of war brought on by fanaticism, and which
they would have prevented by sound reason
and timely conciliation they are weary of the
vast expenditure of public moneys for the
support of worthless negro troops in States
where they are not wanted, not needed, and
where honest labor invites them back to the
rich fields which they have der, 5.2sssr,.a; thsy
are weary of the PEodlgalisY, tbs impositii0ni,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17

and at the last advices had crossed the fEonz.
tiers of Saxouy aud was marching ON Dres.
den. Benedek, the Austrian commanf,ar
will also attempt TO seize Dresden. the mas.
session of which viii be most important ad.
vantage TO either side obtaining it, as an aIISiv
once established there could not be Gislodged
without long campaign Just south of
Dresden lies the ground which the wars of
Frederick made famous, aud which has since
been reckoRed an impregnable position.
Richmond Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17
A Manly Speech.

TIE TTar-Hs Causes-Ne,O England the
A"thor of !Secession-7Ae EiDzs Of Rad
fcattsns-H must be overcome to Restore
The Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17
Bolts, the Martyr.

In his recent speech at Patterson Park,
Mr.. Bolts gently insinuated that he had been
a great sufferer by the war For fear of
being considered gotistical-,s:trabis oIfctuy
he did not go iuto particulars or dwell too
long upon his personal grievances, but signi-
hcantiy remarked that his estate was for four
years 1nigbt over by contending armies, and
lie lett his audience to draw their own infer
ences as to the extent of the damage he must
necessarily have sustained. We are sorry to
rob the distinguished patriot of his crown of
martyrdom, but the truth in relation to him
having come to us from a source of undoubtcd
responsibility, we will proceed briefly to state
the facts.
1t appears that at the commencement of
the civil war, the earthly possessions of Bolts
consisted OF venerable stallion of some repute
and ten acre lot in the vicinity of Richmond.
The revenue from these sources was altogether
inadequate to meet the wants of so ambitious
an individual, and Mr.. Bots accordingly put
his wits in motion and succeeded in persuading
a wealthy friend to embark in speculation
whether in goods contraband of war, gold or
what not, we are unable to say, The result,
however, was highly remunerative, and the
grateful friend purchased him an estate in
Fduquier county, Virginia, where he at once
went to reside, aud where he remained during
Wv wal liz hdS dllCSlGu ny LuO CO0I6u-
crate Government on the charge of treason,
and imprisoned for eight weeks, but was
subsequently released, he having succeeded
in convincing the Richmond authorities of
his passive loyalty. He vas equally successful
in demonstrating to the Federal commanders
his fidelity to the United States, and it thus
happened that which ever army occupied his
grounds, strong guard was placed around
hlsperson, house and the property Immediately
adjacent, SO that no harm came nigh his
dwelling. But some soldiers, probably Of
both armies, pressed by the rirors of winter
and the necessity of bringing their camp
kettles to boil, did incoutinently invade his
woodland, and cut therefrom divers quantities
of timber. For these depredations, as soon
as the war was over, Bolts preferred an ex-
orbitant claim for damages against the United
States Government, and has succeeded, we
learn, in obtaining from that source some
fifteen thousand dollars in cash, his being
one of the few claims of the sort which have
been considered and paid. 1t is thus apparent
that this uncalculating patriot, who went
into the war with a stallion and a. ten-acr
lot. has come out of it with handsome estate
and an amount of ready cash larger than had
greeted his eyes for many years. Kve la
Observation-Disclosures Transcript.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17

"A rare conversion was witnessed in one
of the Jewish Synagoeues in Memphis last
week, according to the journals of that city.
Mrs. Lewis, Christian lady who bad mar
faith in Church This was, probably, the
first occurrence of the Kind which ever tnnE-
pace IN the state. The lady was remarrisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

TENSEsE LADY MsKEs Him
AiaEK Gen. Fisk. Of The Freedmen.
bureau. IN q spe ech m Cincinnati the osb-
80 day. told this story - A few weeks aeo
there came into nv Headquarters a. Nash
siiie a Tennessee LADY. elegantly attired IN
SIX and velvet. to talk with me. a. sbc
said gave her seat She took "a 9Th
an arr and told ue she wanted % re-ov-
er bsr property ssized by the Government
She abused q heartily. and Rad ne a lee.
tarc on YANKEES and Aboiifiouists. and sx-
ecraicd them for killing ber husband IN bai.
tie. for h. bad only gons With the Soutb 20
light for its rights. gave her ri,e circular
10 rad which contains the conditions Of
fhe Governmeut FOR claimants % comply
with. She asked tae 20 rad it for her. 1
told her bad no time thar she had better
read for herself. and then 6ll up the .blank.'
provided 90 prove the legIiimacv Of her
clam. Then he admitted that she couId
Neither read nor write.
] osn that while pitied ber. fel;a 1T
re riischievous; 90 pointed % thar Wong
OHIO clerk. ard told her b. would write out
the document f1r her. She was horrifea.
and fsked me with sharpness ard asperi,y.
can that nirser writes' 'Yes. uaadam.'
said. ard be vii atiend 20 the basiness
for you.' Wirh some reiactance she went
% his desk lie arose. bowel. and gave
her a sat. and made out Ia a fne round
band thc Necessary statement. and then rad
u 90 her. IL was then offered TO- her SIC.
nature. but When she drew of her glove.
and ! saw splendid diamond spark. on
her finger os sis md her uaqlk.' I piiied
her from my hear; the superiority. the real
superiority. ofthe negro was seen in the
simple Transaction
The poor woman Perhips fcii il then her
sell. for 'he wePt. came % her senses. re-
g-cticl her harsi remarks aboat the ni..
ger and went away with iIeas more BE-.
coming a reconstructed woman than sben
she came
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

DAD CrEosIrT SuOrs. IN the aher-
noon. Col Neais and myself visited tie
Cbnese city. takiag See og-tec sith ss. and
insir1cting bin % proceed 20 the curiosity
street. ln short tiaie. bovever. OBJ
served tLai BE- vas going Ia smother direc-
zion. and thai his ideas of curiosity streets
urre iidcreni from ours. lie took Us o.
lonr street in the western division Of fhe
Chinese city. fiieI 9TH second hand book
Shops bee oi an in'srior kind o. those IN
tie street. near the Mcrid.aa cate. "a whicb
thc tern '' Csriosity siieetr has beeu ap-
piled. though there aro oniy Eve shops of
the k.nd ia BE-. d. oac OF the shops f3
ahieh ve were taken by See o1.tee. q usost
unaurartise boxing poroelain jar vas
saoun us. uhich "a sail to o. a fho~and
wears o.i ibe prize nstrl 'o- it sas one
mHiion peper cs.b. or sisty-sS dollars.
,oue coins sere $50 sboua us said to be-
a... upraris al a ihoasand Jears old. They
taI 1 fI..e-uorn lrrearancc BOT in tbeir
siro al design. tbey seemed idcnti-ai 9Th
tte corper ctsh in ase ai tbe pre-sut dsy.
in oae ol fbs streefs We ulct bride. in q
scarlet cloth chair. proceeding to the house
oi hcr husaand ard accompanfed hy the us-
lal pararhernaia. carried BY ragged ur-
chins. some of them viii hardly any ciofb-
inc upon tlcn beyond the "Jim Crov-
Bat ufh tbe red ieaiber in ''. which form
a portion of the properties furnished by ihe
sndsftaker. vto combines. in one depart
nsn'. marriage and iunerai ceremouics.
fDoolittis's Gina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Mn. PEsRoDV's PoRrRsrr OF rms
QrEEN. 10 seems that the q" nainiature- Of
Queen Victoria which Her Majesty +. 10
present 70 Mr.. George Peabody i % be
fourteen inches long BY ten inches vide.
and j. 20 BE- done IN enamel on a panel of
pure gold. DAILY the 6rst wafer color
skeirh j. yet completed The Queen has
gisen the painter. Mr.. Tiit. several long
sit'Incs. wearing the robc. Of state. in which
she was aitired az tbe opening q the pres
enf pariiam-ut.-a black silk d-es. AM q,
long velvet train. trimmed With crsnioe. q.
Mary o-aart cap. and demi-crown. with
ihe hohinoor and one rich diamoud cro.s
Prcsraied by Pnnee Albert. Tor the onIr
IeWeis. It - the largest enamel pie,.re
evrr attempted 10 England. and it IA. been
ioand necessary 90 erect fgrnace especial
D. t'r ih~ Darning process Evil take
aoout siK weeks % complete the work when
tle picture wiii be- mounted IN an elaborate
and massive frame Of pure gold. surnosn,-
ed W.sa the Royal crown ensueIed in col
ors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
b n 4 vITIRs.

No snow falls lighter Than tie snou Of
age none heavier. for i never mel,s.
When j. = carpenter Ike cireulastanoss ?
When be alters cases.
Csnsure Is the tar a u,An pays 20 the pu b.
lic for beng eminent.
a girl -ho has lost her beau nay As we'll
bang uP her 6ddle.
Keep carefully oct Of a quarreisone per-
soo's way. and stiii more esrelaiiy out Of
is~ays
FeoPle perform the greater part Of the
voyage OF hie before taking in their bal.
last hence % many shipwreeks
The phrase. '' Fixed a. the sverlas,inr
hills. - qsite inadu'issable. tbere never
~As a bal that dada I slope.
q" fou seem 20 walk more erect than u.s.
nat. nv friend" ." Yes. have been
siraigbtcued by circumstances.
Law . like a sieve; you nav see through
y. bot you must be considerably redaeed
before yoa can get brought
There :. Duieb proverb that sa,s. II,
j. a bad sheep that Is too lazy to carry its
own fleece.
This world and the next resemble the
east ard the west; yos cannot draw near
to one without turning your back to ,he
other
" Children.' SAD a considerase natron 20
Der progeny. % you can have anything you
wAHf. but you must not want anything YOU
cant have
sone people sprinkle their husband. with
tears. in order that they nav sweep the cash
out oftheir Pockets--jass a. people usually
sprinkle tie floor before sweeping.
An old sp0rtsman. Wbo az the age Of
eighty-thrce vas met by a friend hiding
veiy fast. was asked What be was in pursuit
OF WAY. ~" replied the other. Ian
riding AFTER nv eighty fourth year
lIe that would be truly rich. ough, TO Ia
Dor not 80 much 70 increase his wealth. as
O. diminish bis desire of having: because
he thar apfoiateth no bounds 70 he desire.
Is always poor and needy. lPiAto.
a. the latest from Paris. Punch saws tbs
Emperor has ordered large quantity Of
map p1Per Il issaiI Ills Majesty con,eu-
piate- some alterations IN BIS former plan
q Europe.
In a letter written from Germany. NJ.
Klirpart Of Ohio. sad g" Here very H,ils
damage j. done By insects. since the birds
are protected by ia~ anI every grove Is fau
Of them
An old lady who recently visited Oneida.
vas asked on her return n the canal passed
through that village. She pausel asLile
ard Answered. '' guess uot-I didut see
it ani if it did. it must bavc gone throosh
iu the night. wheu ! was asleep
There 8. ncw bonnet on The horizon.
u BE- mad~ Of one large fuH-blovn rose
vhich lies Sat On the tor Of The bead. sewn
on a scarf of dew bedropped tuile. which j.
crossed under the chin. where another rose
peeps fortb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

WHtr MiGur Ec Exrccrrn -Tt
l' -ta,el ou sool authority that n
-hc town of i . in Massachu.et.
there have been. since its incorporation
hriy seven taveru-keepcs hsb.tuirv
selling ardent spirits And of these
farcc Died of dei.rium trcmcns seven
oe-ame incorporate. one died in thc
poorhousc. eighteen l0st al their pro-
perty, seventeen dbl not improve in
their Pccuniary condition BY the busi-
ne's. three only acquired property /;
four we're cursed with iniempcrate
wives ani twenty-five sons ami foar
daughters became intemperate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

IuE iErno-coFE A new inssru-
meni hs- been insentei. by the s.d or
uhich an Individual i ale % sc al th.t
is gong on in his own eye. Itis simply
an opaque shell 70 cover the eye. pierood
ln tle center sith a very small hole. On
looking through s-adfsiy ai ,he ky. or
az any diHased light. tbe observer nav
watch the tears strelmi1r over TIE giobs.
and note the diafion ani contracfion al
ne iris. aud even aee che aqueous hunor
Pourei in Whon me eve T. fatiruef bv a
long observation Ia b neele-s 20 ~
that with the I'D Of shis instrument =
nan can easily hnd out whether h. IA.
q cataract OF not II h. has. ise v,ll on
ly soc a sort of vail covering ths lun,in.
oas disk, which i sen by a healthy eve
fhe instrument is certainly simple snI
curious. and vii no doubt excite as,e,.
iion m tho-e Who arc anrious 10 know
NOR of themselves. - Msfsoal RDD5rfsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

FfHfEcfir PisrN. 10 a police court A.
Chicago a viie tis, inreuios.'y explained
away -er'9as Charge Of harsh treatment OF
Do p husband "Oae day VII. .t,
ga. r.aair- arro., tbe room wi,h FORK IN
her haaI, D. iamped in the way aai struck
Us HI..t AGAINST thr iorE. wrcoriia- i. from
Dr. rrpe ly tLe f,ne-. which he RI, ,r,o
L'' "n'i- Then De- undertook % strike
Dr.. i-t s'e he,i 1P pan of De Ii.hraier
lei"cen 'heu. anl D. spi.t is al over hi.
bal. Ilen De- eoi sfiI more aogry o.
ihi' ac.'lfnf. ani started OBJ jump az Der.
hat D. tcai came against her bani anI h,
fei ioEo. ste took boI of h', hlir 70
raise l'u ap. and it "a moirene,i hy ,te
h7t wafer 'o tfai &C. cane oT Tsen ,le
'a~ 30 vas no u.r o. reason vith iiu ary
ionger. and .ic len Gle hou.e"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

.And ve have taken the tee-to'sl pledge
have YER said somebody to an Irishuan.
d" lnlale have. and am not ashamed of it
a.tler.' '' And Did not Paui tell Timothy
% take a iittie sine ior his storaaeh's sske r
o. - he dii but ny nan,e 8. not Timothy.
ard there's noihing The natter wnh NY
stomach
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
VI ! sc ELLA y Y.
THE MIsERs TREASURE.

only ilfriiurr far room contained vas an
old. rickriv chair. "a small deal table. AM
an iron pot. ihe mi.cr sat in be char
lis treasure was spretd on the table. and
b. sas rioaiins over ii By a firibins rush
hghi. the only iuxur, he ever induircd IN
lbls treasure ~as vast in anoant-murh
oi % consisting of 'iamouds-uhi-h nov.
many ln uu-ut,r. and some of them of iarsc
siEc. Suffered before the mi.er's rarrr
sscs
Tie noon whioh ihe mi.rr ocrup,.-d was
enc oi several in an oid ricketv baadinr.
sbich contained a nuuilrr of tenants some
of ihen a. poor in fact a. D. was IN arprsr-
ancr- No~ it happened shat about a week
be'orv thv uight o. sf-cik Of. a burrlsr had
taken up b, quarters in an adjoining room.
whIrh "a only separatrd from tie ri.scr'.
b. beard pariifion and in cn~ place ir
tiis Partition There vas a small cra. (
Coming into BIS room iatc ore uirht. the
man ui crime perceived a Lirt sl.mm-r of
lrhi. ard. applying his eve % fhe crcri-r.
discovered tle uliscr iu TIE 40 % rc---in--
over his trcasurc. IT. WATCHED him cr-rr-
y iiil t. saE him Put ii away. but coal8
noe sre vhcrc hc had &c. The neat dav.
alter the oid man iai gone. D. entered i..
roon Nth skriefoa key. ard MAJ. a
search for the trcasrrc. Bot f,f NOT srl....s.l
IN ending N. - caref1ilv va. &c concealed
Nov bent ou po.s~.,iuc i'. b. returned 90
his ovu room anl nearly cl; a~av q board.
low do~n. iar-r enough 'o permit L.ra q,
era~l through. anl carefully pat it baek in
ii' place. deieru.nci ,Aat the next tim. tir
OBJ u'srr coaatrl Dis treasure i.. u8sfi o..
viih him
Nh'ie. therefore. on the present ri.-t,.
ihc misrr was engaged With BE- trrs.u-,
ihc t-reiar very softly removed th- crt
board. sni crept forward a. ,fealhar a. a
cat ii.i - stopped Just behind itc "a, D..
had connc O. murder and rob
" Al groaned the uiser AZ Ienrih. s..
ginning 20 rou-e from tbe iasrinai.an villa,
he 'izh' % hi. treasure bai throw. over
him. '' ihi, really does Gov s9aI good b.t
IS too cxpen.ivc f'r ne o. o. ia.tirr
bE tbs costly hight. Ims.; as good si-rt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Dol l~'i ninety ihoa.aad mossrs ard
reagrrs vere soii in thu co-rt-l Ttev
uere an adequate substiiaio for far b-n-
drei ani h''y ih'usaui men. ia tbs ~ork
Ter, rmei bv them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

br. Noti used 70 say that roas,-beef. ..-
reniiy q Snrnd. oold water bafh.. and a.
a''iaoie snd pretty viie. ~ould make snv
nan heaithy. -eslthy asd zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

vacant The Of several prominent Democrats what
are called Conservatives who have been daily visiting the
White House since the first Of the year. being mentioned
probable Of Messrs Harlan and Speed Those
who to be posted about such things that the Pres
dent win make important changes until the adjournment Of
Congress
PARDOYRp.
The President to-day directed pardons to be granted
to eight persons from Alabama and Texas few Of them
under the first exception petty officer" clause but the
most Of them under the thirteenth oOo' clause
CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed John Spear as Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the District of Kansas and
Duff Green Marshal for the Southern District of Mssis
spp The latter the DUFF Green of quondam political
notoriety.
INDIAN TREATIES.
The Senate to-day ratified several Indian treaties.
NETWORK NAvAL-oFFIcER
Several prominent New-Yorkers are here to look
after the appointment Of NavalOfcer at NewYork City,
Gen Sckes is being pressed for the position. Col Hyers
chances for the place considered exceedingly slim.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports United States from the 10th to the 23d of Ju
follows;
NewYOrk. So lOs 7s7 80 baltimore. eco +57 GO
PhiiSdeiohia. 1889 90 Total. .... $1,000 is 81
NATIONAL BANK DUTIES
circular has been issued by Gen. Spinner, United
States Treasurer embodyng the opinion of Solicitor OF the
Treasurer Jordan from which the former says:
1t will be that authority invested In the Treas
prers office in the Department TO refund to any National
bank the Of duty claimed to have been enormously
e1scted from it either by direct return Of the amount
paid by allowing II credit 10 the
bank ION the payment in puly nett. The only
remedy left the banks affected by this opinion OF the
Solicitor in the provision by Congress for Of the
amounts claimed In the endeavor such action by
1 will cleerfuy representation
the facts and in any otter proper way Circular
No. 4l,s66 issued under date Of February 10. leCs
in which proposed refund by allowing TO be applied
payment the July return any amount which bank
should show be due by Of the modified regua
respecting surplus therefore under the construction
given by the Solicitor Of the Treasury TO the and duties
of this office be carried out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1866.

its passage. He wanted opportunity to vote upon
the amendment of the Senate Committee to make the OPP
Grafton of the bill dependent upon the consent of the State
of NewYork He wanted that question settled nov for
all time
Mr.. STEWART spoke in favor of the BILL He believed
the expenditure would be profitable one for the Govern
ment 1t would increase the taxable value of property
and in the end reduce the National debt by increasing
the wealth Of the country.
THE TAX BILL.
Pending the consideration OF the subject the Tax bill
returned from the House.
Mr.. FEssEsDEy Aie moved that the Senate insist on
its amendments and agree to Committee Of Conference
called for by the House.
The motion was agreed to- and the CHAIR appointed
Messrs Fessenden, Van Wrinkle and Guthrie on part
of the Senate.
PROPERTY DESTROYED DURING THE WAR.
Mr.. CREsswEIL MIDI introduced Joint resolution for
the payment of religious and charitable societies in loyal
States for property destroyed during the war.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate went into Executive session. and at O'Clock
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
RaiirssA E.ssrprise IL Cs..ecsiess.

Bafrsaa katerprfse n CsaaectfeHt.
:. NEW. HAVEN. Conn. Thursday, June o. Is6s
The House to-day passed the bill for the DERBY and
State Line Railroad to run alongside the NewYorf and
New-Hsyen Road TO New York S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
The District Suffrage Bill Again
Postponed.

INTEREST ON STATE MILITARY CLAIMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
Speech of the Hon. Justin S. Morrill,
in It's Favor.
The Bill to be Considered by Sections in Com
mittee of the Whole.
NO AMENDMENT TO THE WOOL SECTION.
Fair Prospects for the Niagara Ship Canal
Bill in the Senate.

The Committees of Conference on the Tax Bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

SENATE WASHINGTON june q, Loco.
TITLE TO LANDS IN BENlCIA.
Mr.. STEWART New, from the Committee on Public
Lands reported bill to quiet the title to certain lands in
Benicia California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
The New Tariff Bill Before the
House.
Speech of the Hon. Justin s. Morrill,
in It's Favor
The Bill to be Considered by Sections in Com
mittee of the Whole
NO AMENDMENT TO THE WOOL SECTION.
Fair Prospects for the Niagara Ship Canal
Bill in the Senate.
The Committees of Conference on the Tax Bill.
The District Suffrage Bill Again
Postponed.
INTEREST ON STATE MILITARY CLAIMS.
REPORTS TO THE FREEDMENS BUREAU.
pafuudinD tho Tay IN National Ranks.