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TBE WAsHBCRNB fANILY-This dlstIn.
Sulshed family, several OF whose mem bers have
already made themselves famous m our Ma
uonal Legislature, will be we'll represented in
the iath Congress. No less than four Wash.
ournes are already elected 10 the next Housa
OF Representatiyes-Eiihu Il. Washburne of
Illinois, well known as chairman of the Com
mittee on Commerce in the House: William
b Nashburne, Of Massachusetts. a member of
the present Congress: General e.. C. Wash
burne, OF Wisconsin. former member OF Con-
gress, and MAYOR General of Volunteers
during the rebellion; and Henry ID. Wash
burne, OF Indiana, n member OF the last House
The first three are, we believe, brothers m.
fourth being their cousin. The head OF the
honse Is Israel Washburne, of Maine. an older
brother Of the three Congressmen, himself an
ex-Congressman and an Ex-Governor and
now IN training for the United States Senator
ship from Maine. A Younger scion of the
house is an asprant for legislativ- honors in
New Hampshire. Leufer
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MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL ARRESTED FOR
DIsTILIING WINE WITHOUT LIcENsE-James
q. Provost, who claims 10 he a minister of the
gospel, and who resides in BROOKLYN has been
arrested, charged with disulling wine and
brandy without paying the Internal revenue
tax he admitted having distilled the LIQUOR
but said IL was only for sacramental purposes
Some years ago, ne said, he came TO the con-
clusion that the wine used for the sacramental
purposes was not the clear Juice OF The grape
ana naVing large quantity of grapes he
thought he would distll the pure article ana
sell il TO the churches. He also ackno Wedges
having distIlled brandy for sickness, bnt mad
not done so since the revenue law was IN spe-
ration. The case Will be tried next weekly
J. Express.
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NEXtCO.

Particular. of Ortesa's Arrest, &C, sc.
BRowSsyiLLE, TRSAs, Nov. q, VIA New
ORLEANS, Nov. II The steamship 81 Mary,
from New Orleans, arrived az Brazos. Santiago,
on the afternoon OF the 3d instant, having ON
board General Jesus q. Ortega and his suite,
consist ng Of the following; General Ortsga,
Governor OF Puebla, General T.. Huerta, Gov.
ernor OF Morsalis, Colonel J.. Sogas, Colonel
Joaqnin j. Ortega, MAJOR Carlos ortega, and
captain r. Gueiger- Immediately on their
arrival they were arrested by the sommanding
officer of Brazos, but will be permitted TO re-
turn TO New Orleans should they so desire
Upon being informed of his arrest General Or
teFa simply demanded q copy OF the order, and
submitted with dignity. The affair created no
marked sensation here, as General Sheridan's
letter of October % had prepared the public
mihd for u. A courier from some party In
Mexico, found in consultation with Ortsga
after the boat landed has also been arrested
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. "a protest from Gen
oftega and the members OF his suite appears
in the Rio Grande Courier of this morring
Ine General hrst refers 10 the guarantees un-
der which he came-guarantees which he
CLAIMS in their scope tacItly admit his proper
political character as the constitutional Prssi-
dent OF the Mexican republic. He than recites
the acts accompanying and including arrest.
and protests, first, against any violation OF the
individual guarantees given by the law OF this
country TO foreigners ira ellIng therein; second
IN the name OF and as President of the Next
can republic, AS constituting and indirect in
reference by armed force OF the United States
IN the solution oflocal Mexican question and
tnird, against any act, direct or indirect WHICH
attempts 10 Impose upen the people of Mexico
the iIacuonai government of Don BenIto
Juarez.
POSITION OF CAEALEs.
hATAkoEAs, Nov.6-Canales still holds the
city. On the afternoon OF the I'd a courier ar
rived here from JuareL bearing perempiory
order Tor the surrender of the city TO Tapia
After holding council of his Off GERS, Csnales
consented to surrender 10 Tapia on the follow
ing conditions, viz:-The troops to pass be-
yona the State Of Tamaulipas: all the acts Of
Canaies administration 10 be declared valid;
no one 10 be prosecuted for political acts since
the 18TH OF August; Canaies 10 remain in COM
mand OF the troops. These conditions Tapia
styled unworthy of notice, and stated that he
snouio attack The town Al an early day ga
nales continues TO exact money from the peo-
pie His father. Gen. Canaies, sr arrived
mere yesterday. and has been in consultation
with Iapia Today. Gen. Escobedo had re-
ceived orders from Juarez TO proceed 10 Mata-
moros In person and settle affairs on the Rio
Granoe. In accordance there with he states
that De Will start on the 9th with I,5OO meH
ard s1 pieces OF artillery Ii is not probable
therefore, THAI any attack will be made by Ta-
pia before his arrival which Will be about the
10Th inst. ----- -
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The FUTURE OF THE NEGRO RAcE-Tba
Jackson Clarion prints the Off cial census re
ports that have seen returned from forty-fonr
counties In Mississippi for the year ls66 The
nGures show that the white popula an those
counties has decreased q, 999 since 1854 and the
black population 45.205. This shows that the
decrease of the negro population of thar State
has not been as large as has been reported and
believed. 1t is, however, Sufficiently large TO
show that the negro race will die out rapidly
in this country -NdShrile DiypGtcL
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SThe ladies Of WaukegaA, III. hit upon a
novel plan 10 .'raise the wind" TO repair their
Cemetery ground. On Tuesday they held
a ievee In the largest hall In town. Al d made
arrangeme nts to receive telegra phic despatches
, Of the election from all the Sta'es They also
provided oysters ard other Injuries. Az en-
/, trance Zee Of twenty -nve cspts Was CHARGED 10
all eCmeps.
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SA satirical fellow in an EAglish Maya
zine, says that house with a wife is often
warm enough: house with a wife and her
mother is rather warmer than anyispot on the
known globe; a house with two mOthars-in
la w is so excessively hot, that can be likeped
TO no place on earth AT all, but we mus. 90
lower for a simile.
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A SUPERIOR REMEAY

., we can conscientfously recomme nd to those suf-
fering FROM distressing cauRb DR. STRICK-
LANDS MELLlTLUOUS COUGH BALSAM.
II gives rehef almost instantaneous, and is with
al not sisagresabIe to the taste There fs no
DOUBT but the Melliiuons Cough Balsanl fs one Of
the bett preparations in pse. and 10 all that its
RIoprlttor CLAIMS Tor 1t We have tried 1t during
the patt week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
NesH3g cough: us prepared by DR.: Strickland,
40. iiS opcamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
for sale by Bruggists. Sold by J W. NAIRNk
" also AZ MATES Drug Store. and OHA6
ChhieTINI's, S11 Pa. avenue and a02 Ninth
tI.l nr l.
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~ Robert Bowie, an employee OF the wes-
tern Railroad, was killed near the Western
Railroad bridge Al Springfield, Mass, on
Wednesday. While he was at work between
one OF the cars of a standing freight train. the
engineer backed down, and Bowie was caught
by the head between the rear end OF the last
car and the head block near by.
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~ An amusing incident occurred at late ire
in New London. An Irish servant girl had IN
her pocket money 10 the amount OF two
months wages. She thought il would not he
safe on her person, and handed the money 10
stranger and asked him 10 keep il for her
and then threw the pocket book out of the win
dow. She hasn't seen either since.
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MARRIAGE AND EEIIn

mAkRIAGE AND GELIBA0Y, r..
Al AvAy OF warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
sne utei powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nee oi nsrge N sealed letter envelopes. Address
NJ pskILLIS ReUGHT0N, Howard Assooia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ef In the selection Of articles "a lns ury
AID may b.fIegsId ded as proof Of hig eiy en-.
safsd rstiera taste that PHALOHS NIGHT
BLeOMIE0 ,CKREUe. y has be q ado pte.i by al
oatses OF the Am. ricsn people as their fsvorite
Perfume. kold every where ae-'
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SECRET DISIASES.

sASARifAS's GIFT is the NEST certain, safe and
enectus tusIremedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to -FOUR days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral no
pasam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken IL
IS the soIolers hope and friend to those " no DO
male, So. ~]
e.saR'TANs ROoT Ann ii fRs JurCKs-A positiv We
ans pefmanent Sure fer Syphilis, Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 IS Der bottle
sold by s. O. Ford. See advertisement. nays
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IHE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA on THE Con-
sTITUTIoNAL AMEN DNRNT.-The Governor of
Alabama, Ia his message 10 the Legislature
Just published, says:
II am decidedly of the opinion that this
amendment should not be ratified The first
section embraces principle dangerous 10 the
Liberties of the people of the whole country
and is As applicable TO New York or Massa
chusetts as 10 Alabama The third section
would bring no possible good TO the repre-
sented States, while il would reduce those nm.
represented 10 utter anarchy and ruin We
are sincerely des.rous TO complete the restora.
ton of the Union. We want reconciliation
harmony and national tranquility, and we
feel We have gwen every evidence of an hop-
est purpose 10 conferm in good faith 10 the con-
dltion Of things surrounding us. Alabama is
as true to-day TO the Constitu ton and laws OF
The General Government as any State i'm the
Union.
Under the internal revenue law tax on
cotton the people OF the State now are paving
revenue 10 the Government OF nearly Ten
millions dollars year. In the enactment of
these laws we had no voice. The amendme MT
was proposed when nearly ons-third of the
States were unrepresented, and all its
harsh features are aimed at the States thus ex-
cluded,
THE ratification OF such an amendment nm.
der such circumstances, cannot accomplish
any good to the country, and might bring IRE.
triey able disaster"
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TWO BAD GASES or PILES CURED BY DR
eTRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY

bTkICk LANDS PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. Of JaHesviile, Wisconsin writes fer
the beneht OF all Who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra.
waited ease Of Piles and his brother was ed
from the army as incur able The being Qnite para
Iyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cnred with one bottle Of DR. rsTRICKLANDS
PILE REM EDf. The recommend alton of these
gentlemen. beside the daily tesiimOnials received
6y Dr Strickland, ought TO convince these So er-
Ing that the most ehrenic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr., Strickland . Pile Remedy. Itis
ss!d ~ Druggists everywhere Sold BY j. w
NAlRH 90; CHAs. Oh HRISTTANI, 571 Pa
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eOL9ATES AROMATlO VEGETABLE SOAP
Asuperior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS iS combination with GLycRRINI
and especially designed for the use of LADIES. and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 EXQUISITE, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale BY all druggists. feseolv
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Repews the Hair.
Halls VKsETAbLE SICILIAR HAIR REHRwRR
Restores gray hair TO the original colsr
HALLE VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from failing of.
Halls VEGETABLE SlcnIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIc1LIAN HAIR RENEwBR
Does not stain the skin.
HALL's sICILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RKNKwER
Has proved itself the best eparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia % Tuly
SURELY, STEADILY
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: p DENNIS,
c q A Z II n A D y x d.

Beg ltavs % inform his custo ners and the public
g ttt~-.5 HAT n kAs REMOVED from 4. S<rEAR
NE Etsud. on 9th street 20 Nos. 80 G-sSjySsl
a. AZ" y stTeeF- b-tW ecu 18th a. 4 18th L<@S-
siT'tts teHtf siteGf PeBHsy lvauiA =nHs, and p
y'sltc e.. overs fbeRtrs A. his facilities. arc
tf'hfrT 'fsn iu lf- Old cation. ne can do repair
lrs th al - h-4nrhcs and tuild new work IS
Af, 1t AABLE and 10 ~ GOOD STYLE as
~ act n-Nk'r ~ the coCLtry. BE hoPes BY en-
% e HOn" tut trst class mechssics. and using
l'fiE - tb- test uAterfsf, together with strict
:. - t'l'h iC bE-1uess, TO merit aud receive fair
s'Hfr a. Thtr"naEe sep3 eo2n
lf KSTTCKY BREAKFAsT BACON Brick,
- ate sCBeriOr &c atty. Just received.
l.. n. p. KING SON,
- King Place,
80 scr Vermont Av. and Ii& street
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DOR1ABLI
STEAM ENGINES.


'omliHIng the nsNimum OF ef -iency. dp,slut,r
sud sCoD"uy, With the minimum OF wsioht ,,d
price They ~ideiy AMI fsvorabIy kuovp
more than bUO beiBKiUu~e All Uarrauted ss,i.
isetOrN. OF d. Isle Descri ptiVs circulars sent On
application Address
!. &. H0ADLEY CO.,
hos eo'm L-"reHce, Mass
EhONAL. REMOVAL
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Il NJ LOOMS N n

I.e In yenter and Patentee OF the MINERAL
ILAI TEETH, attends peTtonaliy at
EIs Cnlce In this city. Many persons cAn5SX%
S he7e Teeth who cannot wear others, D
these 1901 o'N'' "H~ 'eHoON 0~'
81 rsIhs s.Ls calling at my ofce can be accogmods
80 ~ ny style and price al Teeth they may de
nnrsst t.hsse no are particular, and wish the
,rrs 1k.t -. est, nrossesr and most perfect den
w Kads,. De more o. s frlll warranted.
a.. 10 thhs elty-No 3a- Penn'a avenue. be
Pbiladel lphis Aso'7"' arm 81 81 iSSe''
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

WE sTRlYE TO PLEASE. ~.
The AWKWARD CLUB would respectfully An
sonbC 9 TO their friends and the public that a
- EIGHTH GRAND BALL
THURSDAY, November 18th, lsj6,
ISLAND HALL ..
Corner 9TH and ID streets. Island.
Tire committee pledge Themselves to spare no ef
OF the 81 kason.
Positively no hats will be allowed on the Il oor.
W order of the Committee no " AZ
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VIRGINIA PRKsEYTERY.-TheP Presbytery of
the State OF Virginia has been holding its an
nual session al Norfolk. Rev. Dr. T. l. Peck,
OF Hampden sidney College was elected Mod
orator for the present year. A resolution was
adopted asking the General Assembly to trans
Ter the ecclesiastical boundary between this
Synod and that of orth Carolina, with a view
diction over the churches south of the Dan
river, ceded TO the North Carolina Synod many
years ago. In connection with the business of
publication and education, The Rev. Drs Stew
art and Moore, who had been TO England on a
mission In behalf OF the interests of the church
made addresses. giving their experience OBJ
tanned abroad. Alter considerable debate
Charlest"wI was chosen as the place for the
next session OF the Synod. Resolutions were
introduced 10 overture the General Assembly
for the transfer OF the control OF the Union
Theological Seminary from the Synods of Nir-
ginia and North Carolina. to the General As
semhiy, agreeably with the request of the man
ayers of that institution. -.... H..,
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DENTISTRY.

he u. LOCk nOUD,
- 3I4 PENN AVENUE
VIII insert teeth on . new method pat
entsr July, lsoo. oc ls-lGt OHD
H. REMOVAL -
IN LkWLE. DENTIST, has RKnovED from
70 <OO Penn. avenue, ten doors
scoNe' UTsa9 HIscorery In DeHiistyy
ZEE. ELlfdl.sd WtIhOEf PAN. Ali Der .NIC0
80 hsnns Teeth to extract, would advise them
20 @ a. pk Lk~lE . once, and have them
Sshen Sf IGt Tee q tnser ted on Rubbsr, Gold and
slNer flates. IN Srder that eli persons shotiid
lave Ieeth. We have red ducea the price very low
De eonNlnce< oi the fact call and see fer your-
selves, Also, call and the new and i'm preyed
iethod CT inserting Teeth
80; zoo PenE'a avenue, Between 18th and 18th
je 2-r 8. .R. LEwIE. n. D., Dentist.
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FINAkcIAL.-The. New York gold market
was hrmer Yesterday morning, and rather
more active. The price opened at 14i3s. and
afterwards rose tol452- but fell of to l4JI. :
The government securities were duh and
lower on the gold bonds. but steady on the 7-31'
1o9zali0 for 1862; 105k kai07 :, Tor 1864: iOs "a
W77, Tor ls65, and I09t al 10 for new bonds IA
coupons lO9 AaI075s for first and IG5 4afO6 for
second and third series. The demand for
money was moderate, and rate for call loans
10 on general and stock collaterals h I
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REhEDIAL INSTITUTE T0R SPECIAL
OASKs,
Ne. IA Bond street New York

NIL formation. with the Alsheyf !o>tiH.o.
a.d.i also. Book on SrssiG! Diseases, .aa ttpled
tat'Tr', sentfre-. ~ BE Slpe and nj for them,
ohd goa UfN md r,rr,t II; FOR. ~ ADVERTISING ply.
nelans are generally snroytors, without reJsrea
no stranger eheuid be trusted Enclose . stasp
Icr postage ard direct to DIR LAWRENCE No.
IL Bond street, New York. NO Il DkWIy
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EMR1CHS RESTAURANT
IL No. $40 Penna avenue, near 9th street.
ri EMKlCh wishes to inform his friend: and the
stantly on haHd 0YSTERS, fresh every vEA2
day, prepared In every style lEs II
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be sur pass1a
Call and give him trial = = = 80 oc "a. N
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TIeM are being dsilJ cured by METCALFEs
% %GEkhT = BHIUMAT1C KEhEDY, This won.
have tufered <ycrnctsting agony for years ire In
fsnfly relieved and room cured by fsv doses
no e. cow @ FORD. gent
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officer in alate letter remarks: sWhen sur.
rendered with The Confederats forces at
Greensboro, N c., buried the hatcher, net 10
be npburie0 again, except in defense Of the
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SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDERs IXTRAOT BUgKU

- SUCCESSFULLY
eMOLAEDERp BXTRAOT BUgKU
Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsH, RHHvnAYisN,
sRAvEL, URINARY DIsoRDHIs. WIAKNss and
PAINS In the BAcK, FsMALI OoMPLAINfs and
TRouBLEs arising from 1xcRssEs OF ANY KIND.
OOAE, Y8 AFFLI0THDi
Thy ShoLANDE ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Soid by all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARN1e
OO., Hew York, and BARNEs, WARD co.,
hsw Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH d
koeHRs, Wholesale Drussisss, Boston. Mas.
ssnerA Agents. feb le-ly
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I E. FITOH L r. q. FOX,

T.. FITOH r. q. FOX,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS and ...
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS.
OFFICE CoRNERO OF 7TH AND STREETS.
Opposite the fost Office
EEFERBNCEs.
Hon. Amos Kendall, George s. Gideon,
W. y. Gunton, H. D. Cooke .
W. w. Gorooran Moses civ .- s-.
Charles Knsp, nol.tf
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Successor 70 II y. Lsudon D Co., A.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel. late Browns, M
362 Pepnsylvsnia avenue -~
myl-r WAshinRtou ID. c.
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NJ ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
b1 ACADEMY, AT a
, MAR1SI ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
r., between 9Th and 10th streets,
tion OF, pupils. - - -
DAYS and hours 81 tuitioa for Young ladies'
urday ., from 5 10 8 %. IN. =
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, Aame evenings
b,.Prfyate Instruction given TO suit the CON
NenfeTHe of the pupil Be25
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STOVES, &c.

LNOR SALE-Thiee hundred cords OF seas ID
Il OAh and PINE WOSD. FOR terms apply to
the subscriber Ia miles east of Benning's Bridge
oc 30 eoets SHERIFr
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(AMHs GULL. Dealer az Nsip aad Sscoad kand
ttTrttrS Old Furniture Repaired. Reup.
holstered and VarBished nth and sts., fnesP
tie canal hisbeH Irios paid for Second. hssd
ItfhltWe elly'
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Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
o., o. meronsnsise. Liberal advances made on CON
eiknmenu. ie.g -aEo.0 +af '.tf ny Ia n
, 1866-01-13

Decision Of the Land Conalntsafotier
Relative to Swamp Lands-MllftarT-
Contribution to the Lincoln monu-
ment Fnnd-Anothcr OIL ConpanJ-
Payment of State Anterest--A1ssas~
Hents IN marshalt CountY-PersonaI.
lSpeetA Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 12.
Last month the Governor addressed commuui-
cation 10 the Secretary Of the Interior asking for
information a. to the neton taken, OF to be takeu
by the Department. In relation to sMaup lsnds In
this State, tor which scrip il to be issued in lieu Of
that part Of the swamp Lands taken mp By the MILL
tarr land waH1nts. the title 10 which has never
paeeed to the State. whether the Department will
iseue scrip 70 as 10 locate The hds 81 Ieeal subdt
y1si1u Of 1b0 acref, OF Nbether ac11p will he fssed
20 a. to include the laud in one location and also
II the counties to which the land hxs been donacd
can 70 out Of The Stae to locate the ecrin on auy
public lands IN Any State OF Territory In reply
The General Land Commissioner riyes It ~ his
opinion that al locations Of swamp 3nemuity SCRIP
must be made within the limits Of Tie State claIui-
ur the indemnify. As there are no uuhlic l.nds in
Illinois with which to eatlsfy such awards II made,
md The Land Oitice has declined 10 take IN such
casef, the question will haye 10 be settled by
tic Secretary Of The Interior.
tributeu $t5o5 50 tn the Lincoln Monument Asfocia-
tion+ or this amount the of1ceTa coutlibuted
{f1l5a, and the prtrstss R57.
Hon. J.. H. Beres1dge has lust returned from
, 1866-01-13

rSnc-t,, 1,.snatr,, tn ,t,o f.btrnc,, T.,,,r.1
t'N 1nnres T..saa To-, n
p,f. .zcrs ,r,-odn,o ~ 10 saaa,a ~ -.
po,vaa nr Fdoc,tto, 4, c,nas ~ ,ss1a tonas ~.
ooatue " 1'aueanon ID c'ues ~ 'ssne ooaos loF
certain pufposee; TO chauEc the location Of the
state Normal School at Empona; to amend the
repef,l code: to amend fhe act tn nroyfde fcr Tho
s.s-nIon ~ sed nnaut .sr1,,,xs ~ .a
~. ..,a -" ~ "a, ~ u"ast e4sut''e W
oes u rag of o.ots 'loal p1oeess.
otuttons. with volnmtnous ouotations fnon prrs,.
a.n.,. Jchr,r,e .neach.s ~, +hs snt,sc, - -o.1
sss 80 ess W ~ '1ss =. ..sou.
declared u tnc teeedea States none ought to be
consuited IN .ne "GsE o. feosRah1zason except
saiy ta c's, p2sssas n,o esv ATT sasa
fhat inc fauieo, o. !no gni2n Pa1ty,
os kan+as are not Wiling to admit southern epre-
eentalises ID LooGtSsf Iu..l ae saut9esn s1ates
Esss anhs ~ 1SHV Stt.r vsaaSsSE s n ne
than By The tT1al conv1euon ana punishment OF the
leaders o. Ae lepeAlGn, ana tnat me loyalty OF