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New York Markets

NEW YORK. April 11.-Cotton dull Flour
advanced 1Oal5 cents: Southern firner Wheat
advanced LAP cents. Corn firm and quiet Beef
and Pork steady. Lard heavy. Whisky
steady.
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RYJ. Q. McGUIRK CO., Aootiopeer,.

TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE LOT
WEST END.
On SATURDAY AFTERNooN, APRIL .!-t. .t
55a clock. on the premises by yirtue of deed Of
trsst duly recorded IN Libe. y A s, No IS. foli1s
l2S snd l24, shall sell Lot Ia Square 81 fronting
u feet on south side of north l. street, near the
corner of ID street west running back 100 feet TO
80 loot alley, with sewer running through the let
Terms: One-half cash; residue in six months,
with interest, secured BY deed OF trust on ths
property. ConveyaDcing ct purchaser cost
ROBERT A. WATERS. Trustee
spE-e J. G. MCGUIRE a CO. Aurts
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THE CANAL lMPEoy EMENT.-lt Wa s'A,ad
by MIR. PeuGh IN the Common Council last
night, IN the course of some fOrclbl. and fec
live remarks by HIM, urging the passage Cf th-
canal Improvement bill, thar the passage nv
Congress OF a bill taking away the caAal from
Us would inevitably follow upon The failure
of the Councils 10 ACT promptly.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
paPific Railroad.

OMAHA, KANSAS, April I7.-The govern
ment commission examined and accepted the
second Cection OF Union Pacific railroad to- day
Tn" track is beng laid AT the rate of mile per
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FURNITURE, PHOTOGRAPHIC
INSTRUMENTS AND STOCK Ar hTCIInN

ENCELLEST FURNITURE, PHOTOGRAPHIC
INSTRUMENT AND STOCK AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, April 10Th az 10 o'cIk
We Will sell, at Ne. 80 Bridge 81 Georgetown tine
Photographic Instruments, stock aud Furniture
OF al artist declin!u business, Consisting OF Press
Cameras, Stands, Rests c hemicas, i've O. as
Bath Holders, ana all ether articles necessary IA
the business.
Also. hne Mirror, Sofa, Marhle-top Table
Marble top Buresu ash Stands two Show case.
Fancy and Cane Seat Chairs. Brussels Garrett. Ot
Carpet Curtains, 'BsCk Grounds Stove Table,
Fancy Iron Beostesd, Hair Mattress, Blankets and
Coupterpsnes.
Also. Elegant Steel Engrsvings, Views and other
Pictures Gilt Frames, oval AMI square. Ambroty De
Cases. all klpds: Also. one large outstds Show
Case. apn ST. wARDWELE6 HAYS Aurts
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ap E-eo6os GkkEN q WILLIAMS, Auc
RY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctiOueer,
TRUSTEES SALT

BY virtue q o deed OF trust dated Es,rfi q iss,
snd Of 5eo sS d N p. .aSe. As, No as folos Is
ton. ID. G.. will sfer st auction, at the auction
s roe. OF = C. hso.ire Co: ON MONDAY, the
low Lots OF Ground IN Washington, viz:2Lst. Is
y, ~, y: z, sss - N square 50; Lot 4, in
in Square So; Lot "a. in square $50, lot n
n Square east OF SQsare eia; Lots "a and y in
Square south OF SQus-c "a Lot A. in Sauarc soi.
Lots and 2, In Square l,o1: Let g. in Square rs
Lois z, 8 and 9. in SQUARE I33; Lots 8 and In
sausre ls2; Let in Square s:; south half Lot
z, in Square 654. 49,.
Terms OF sale cash. sta nps and conveyaneius At
the purchasers cost.
The terms Of sale must te'compred With in on.
week after sale or the property may be resod after
one weeks notice q the rlsf asa cost Of the frst
purchaser. WALTER 4. COX, Trustss
api6-eofet &c. MCGUIRE Co, Asst..
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QUICK WoEk.-Last nICh;. a valuable Ear,e
belonging TO Dir. Vim. Rutherford WAS ,utss-d.
and information being gwen a. police head
quarters the various sergeautS were soon nOtI-
ned. and the officers sent Uut 10 look up n.
case. This morning Officer Scha:sr came
across John Hsflerdon and arrested hun aai
also found the man 70 whom the horse had
been sold
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Dye. w. B0TELER, Auctioneer
- Nc. $50 ID street between 10th AMI lltn
TR RkSTE Su ShLE OF 3. THREE STORY

By virtue of a deed in trust hesrine s.ts g.,
tember 30th, 1855, and duty recorded in Libsr Il
Nj. Ii No 3. fooe $50. Isl, AMI 1872 OF thu land
records of Washington county, D c. shall sail
on FRIDAY, May 18th: at 5olcioek p: IN, or the
premises, part of Lot No. 4, in Square No 32t d.
ibed in said deed rs follows :-Beginning for the
same al point twenty eight feet north OF tn.
southwest corner OF said square, running thence
west sixty feet ts the line Of 18th west
thence with the line of said 18th street. south elk
teen feet to the place Of beginning together win
Gil and singular the buildings, rights, privileges
and appurtensncrs thereto belonging. The i'm
proyements consist Of Q three story Brick Dwell
ing. with thr ee-story back building, located on
18th street, between and SITS
Conveyancing and stamps At purchasers cost
Terms cash. W. A BOSS. Trustee
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CusToMs RkCEIPTs.-The receipts from Gus
toms AZ the port Of Boston for the week ending
on the 9TH inst, was S}irs an q
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMiRoyED PROPER.

By virtue Of q deed OF trust bearing date on ths
10th of October, A. d. 1864, and recorded In LibsT
N C. T., No a., folios AL, &C of the land Tec,Ids
for Washington county, in the District OF Oolun
bia and BY direction of the partie s tberebT
I will sell, ct public auction, in front OF the prem
1866, at o'clock .. m, all of Lots numbered ou,
a. two, % three, f3,D aud four, I4,Jin squsrs
instes: together NTH the improvements thereos,
Terms OF sale: One half In cash of which s,es
must be paid at the time Of sale and tbs resinsy
within hve days thereafter, the deferred psymrut.
tobe IN equal amounts in and II months after aaV
e sale, with interest And secured by deed OF tru-t
to the satisfaction of the trustee Terms 20 be
Of sale, otherwise the property msy be resald at The
RISK and cost OF defaulting purchaser. after one
weeS noties All conveyancing, including stamps,
Il. X. CLARK, Truste.
ap E-eo6os GkEEN MILAN Ancts
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nGAn actor named MelehIsedec, at Bor.
deaux was so frightened BY being Kissed, that
he was struck with paralysis, .-..
a(Gen. Clement Evans, late of the Confed
crate army, has become pasaor OF the Episco-
pal church south, in Barlow county, KY.
sVPirates are numerous IN the China Sea.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS. huc.onser.

AUCTION SALE OF STEAMED OYSTER
SALOON, BAR. ANB FINTl RES on the : puth
side 81 PenIsyI anis avenue. between a., aud OF
streets west, No. 3S7. on FRIDAY, tee Nth
Instant, al 10 O'Clock a. m, On the premises,
viz.
large Steamed Boiler. Iron Chest, fol Steam
ing Oy steTs, l Bar and Fixtures. ] Oyster Box. I
Looking Glass, Pictures aud Frames II High
Stools, Refrigerator. the Lease Al TODD VIA 81
the whole Building for sale on GTouuI Rent. ; 40
pei year.
anTd GREEN 4 WnIIaNs At.
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ID $40 ID street, between 10Th and llth SITS
SALE OF A SMALL FRAME DWELLING on

. 25D eTREkT. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. April %, az .
O'Clock. shall sell, the premises. part Of Lot
10, IN Square No. -, with tie i'm prov-msnts there
on, consisting Of a neat and substantial Frame
House, containing seven rooms.
This property is located on I'D street, between
north II and G. streets
Terms: One-hslf cash; balance on q credit Of
three, Fix. nine, and tweIve mouths notes q bear
interest, satisfactorily secured
aplT-d q W pOTELER Aurtiopaar
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Coupons. les 3; Five Twenties, 1862. IOi Z;
Five Twenties. 1864, los &: Five Twenties,
1865, 1uf \; Ten Forties, OK; Seven Thirtles,
luOa Cerufcates, s9S; Gold, 12JS.
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INTERNAL REVENUE. - The receipts from
this source to-day were S3O7, 46203.
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FOREMAN ArPonTED-I.ast evening, the
Board of Fire Commissioners appointed Mr.
William W. Goddard foreman of Steamer No
I, vice W. III. Hines, resigned: and J. 8 Her
bert, extra-man, vice Goddard, promoted
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RY }. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneer.-
CHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPEG-

The attention Of the public is in ed 20 a chan
SeIy sale OF "a acres OF LAND 20 take pls-e the
18th day Of April, at Il clock M at the Auction
Rooms Of J: G. Mcclure Co, Of which fuIl par
tculars will be found in the advertisements "a the
National 1ntelligencer on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
late Nillisn N. Morrison. Esq, aud lies about
four miles from the limits Of the CITY the se-
ond tell gate, on the 9TH street road and bet gs.
that road and the Rock Greek road The tract i
susceptible Of being divided into q number OF
building sites, Is VOL wRtered 10y spring, and q
branch running through n. ana IL near in not
traversed by the located route of the
Point of Rocks.
Access TO the property is by the 9TH street road
turning on to the right AZ the second toll gate.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
postponed in Consequence of the Indictment weather
until TUESDAY MORNING, April 24th, same
hour and place.
apE &c. McGUI IRE SEQ, Auc.-.
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EEEEDNEN's lNTELLIGEntE OFFB 3 Eha
report OF the Freedmen's Intelligence ono IT
this city Tor the ten days ending ths lgta
inst. states that the number OF applicants .ar
servants were 3I>, the number OF appIiyaafs tor
employment was "a. and the nUmD-r OF per
sons furnished with situations We're a. fiiOw~
-lpen. 260 women. b ChtlcTrn ~ tu:A! Boz
SlT3
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EOR SAbE-A beautiful SADDLE HORSE be
l. longing TO private gentlensl To be a
seen at Mr.. A. EAiL0Ab STABLE, on II
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xow READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALRRs.
THE GAL A xY;
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE,
PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY.
PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

1.-THE CLAVERINGS. BY Anthony Troll
lope.
With an IilustrationD
Chapter Julia Brabazou.
Hilary Clavering Chooses his Pro-
fession.
III-Lord Ongar
II-GIANTS, DWARFS AND FAIRIES
III-CHILDE HAROLD
VA CHAPTER From A NOBLE LIFE.
V-AECHIE LOWELL. BY Mrs. Edwards
Chapter "A Vampire Brood
1.-THE Honorable Frederick Lowell.
uT-Brune Aux Yeux Bleus.
N1-Spring-l856. with an Illustration by OAR
ley.D
VIA WINTER WITH THE AMERICAN
PERIPATETICS.
yIII-JOHN RYLAND'S WIFE.
IX-NEBULE:
Private Theatricals.
The Rebuilding of Paris.
Quaker Dress.
New Partisan Styles in Ladies' Boots
The Glove Trade.
The Worlds Fair Building.
The Prince Imperial.
The opening Illustration, By Mr.. barley, is one
of the best from the pencil of that artist The other
full page illustration IS copied from a design by a
distinguished English artist Both Of these illus
trations are handsomely printed tinted pa per-
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1HE arsenal MOS MENT.-Ihe committee
who Eaye had the matter IN charge, Mrs~rs
Jos. A. BurCh. ]. q. Dudley. Jam-S r King,
ana James johnson. have Just finished lmproN-
ing the lot Al Congregational Cemetery where
rest the remains OF the twenty victims OF the
explosion on the nth day OF June, lisa. and
now The beautiful monument erected nv M->>T~
Flannery 4 Bro. - surrounded hN a handsome
railing and the mound on which a. reSts bring
nicely SOdded
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHIssToN, April II, 1866.
Jay Cooke Il Co. furnish the following ono
atoms Of Government securities:
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ALLEGED RoBRHRs ALFRED II. PalmaT.
discharged soldier, from the s'b regiment FIr,t
Army Corps, was mustered out OF the service
Yesterday and paid S2>5. during the afternoon
and evening he wa engaged IL celebrating his
return 10 citizenship in company with two sol
dlers OF the regular army, who, not having sea
the face OF their psymaster for n long time,
round Palmer 10 b. an extremely clever fell
low. THIS morning Palmer appeared ~ the
Provost Msrshal's Once and lodged compliant
SgaIrst the two soldiers for robbing hIm OF So
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AUTlON.-All persons are hereby warned not
- 10 receive by endorsement or otherwise, the
three following notes, any of them. drawn by me
to the order of Francis Bell, namely:
one note dated I'd April, 1871, for Sz25, payable
AT Sixty days; one Of same date for SnO nav able
at tour months, one for $3.50, of the same date,
payable at SIX months from date as said notes are
sisted by me. " &c
ap 10 81 JOHN w JORDAN
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E'Oh SAbE-A hne BAY MAIZE, five -
yearsOd perfectly sound and fast. Ap- IN
ply NJ ctar ONCE apH 81" ~
E'Ok sALE-h fine pair Of MATCHES AIsos
TWO OF the fnest single HORSES in the City for
carriage or saddle purposes, at T. w WILLIAMS,
congress stable; on Sth street the wner has ne
further use for them. An l7ots0
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NATIoNAI HOVE FoE ORPHANS OF SOi .DIERS
AND SAtLoRs.-We are informed that the lady
managers OF this noble charity are actively IN
gagged in the prosecution OF the work cOuhdrd
20 them. They have 81 this time urgent catls
for relief. and a. is indispensable that means 10
81 once provided 20 meet the demands To tht.
end they announce a grand concert on Tues
day. April Path, al MetzerOtt Han, the proceeds
OF which are 20 be applied 10 cover ry--s.ut
needs. The public are earnestly requested -
aid in this most laudable enterprise, and We
are enabled 20 ssSure the patrons OF good M
sic that the programme OF the evenings enter
tainment will b. such as 20 satisfy the TASTE OF
the most faSiidious. the most eminent local tat
ent-amateur and professiOnal-hSylngk kindly
volunteered for the occasion.
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f. IT FOX; STRAW HAT AND BONNET
d.1 :. Bm S1,isa . AND PsEssER. Miiissrs
ea Soar Win Straw for ettering 9TH st.
''' e'shue. aPlllm'
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DERSONAL. -"KNOXS EXCELSIOR Ey
L PRESS has been removed to Clarendon Ho-
tel corner OF 9th street and Peunsy vania avenue
where orders may be left. Particular attention
paid to all orders left for Baggage ap Ia Sc
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EOR SALE-My entire stock OF PAINTS, OILS,
Il GLASS, Lamps, &c, For terms &C., call on
7th, in the rear of Metropolitan Hotel.
ap l65t' j W MORSELL
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BLACK CLOTH
are Just the thing.
$50 ONLY.
ONE PRICE.
GEO. y. HENNING
spH-2t+ cor eth At and MaryIand ava
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
RaaId Of COuncilTncn.

SPECIAL sKssIoN-THuRsDAY, March 10, 1000
OFFICIAL , g., ~, 20 c C, I'm \. w. .n,.,.r,
The Boad met in thoiI Chsmbei No 10 City Hail. pursuant
10 the following call: ~, ,., "a ,oes
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pss commercial valne commands its price and fab
ries;ed into articles for the use Of man DousdLd
substances which home manniaeiores coua
The craves arguments of political 9nomy urge
,tissoprt 10 become a manufacturing - ate. BY the
adoption Of this policy we should ennaVce me vaiue %
Moment 10 thousands of artizans, V.lize all our raw
material coin into wealth tho lab% Of production pay
10 cur own workmen the cost OF fabrication save ,ne
evncnse a TRANSFORMATION from remote manufactures
imroye our own markets secnie the golden patronage
Of neichboring States enlarge the amount and Qaieke9
the activity Of capital increase the operations anu
Of be arts and promote intercourse exchange Oh lueas
nnd the urogr ess Of Missouri to material greatness
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R1cE-Ths MARKET continues quiet with only suaal

RICE-The market continues quiet, with only smab
sales Rangoon at 909ic.
SIGARS-Thers is very little doing, aud the tepGI
ency Of prices is still in favor Of the buyer. FAN
good Refining could be bought probably at about lo
iOic though all quotations are sti nominal; sase 70. o.
Clarified Demarara and 200 boxes Havana on private
terms. Refined are dull at 1911 al6tc. for Hsrds. q
SFEDs-The market is fairly active for Clover sees
and ia steady sales Of go bags at eI6l0c. Timothy
Seed is Gniet at e3 l2ias3 IS p bush. Rough Fla1
Seed is Quiet at 81 5Oa 90 rs p bush.
TALIOW-The supply is light and the market -
firm; sales Of 10000 ID at lli0llsc. for western me
lie for City. x.,. a.
wand. saes of lCO bbls at e. 2e for Western.
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past week has been as follows:
HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall.street

HowEs & MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-street,
New. York formerly officers Of the Park Bank,) -Four
Der cent interest allowed on deposit
Tho business OF this house is the same Incorpo.
rated Bank.
PERsoNs KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT aud DRAW
AZ they please and will be allowed Interest on their
daily balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF the various
Government and other Stocks Bonds and Goid prompt
" executed for the usual commission.
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Chicory. 2 3D.. %
Coffee. pure burn, y o40G52
Mixed. y 10. ......25G45
Rye. &C.. q Id. ..l2 ais
Green Java. " h. Asa 4s
Sugar. brown. q %. .l2di5
Light, y fb.--.-..l od IL
Crushed and pow.
dered. y b ....l7ials
Maple, q 10 ......3O q ~
Sugar-house Sirup
" gal ......l 3jd 81 %
Molasses. T. gal. 1881 IS
Tea Ool0ng md En-
glsh breakfast 80 d 81 40.
Green. Isl asa 81 -
Japan. 81 2DG 81 90
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(which was adopted Dy tue i"loNihg VOC
Afnaiive-C Keenan,, Long sihcom fiJtn hoo
i1soa @ Bren keuncy. Hartman. bInknAn, kosnI, "ti
keeoh, White NAosay, kellogg, IaoDas, JiaoIA1, HOO
erts, Hetrbk aud imiay-2o.
kegative-founciimin Pulmor-i.
Councilman ROKIvsos called up Genera Order No. 40
being report Of Committee fe!es IL favor Of adopting
resolution a. follow:
Where's, by resolution Of the Common Council sTrroved
by tie Mayor, IL was
Resolved That The CompAolar he aud lie 1. hereby au
thorzsd and directed to adyeSte md %. a, .re!on es'e
20 eastsh aud nsan te " from The BASIN al The loot OF
Spring street in The City Of NV fos 10 hobossn New
Jersey point the lod ferry estHb!shsd OF
thousand ards north sots OF that point for term not
exceeding ten years IT, q.
And whereas; according to ,htwordns Of ,d resolution
has been found impossible svfocNIc suitable LANDING on
the Hoboken shore. within the prescribed distance and
whereas the citizens Of the r. h, Eighth ard tint WIds
DESTROYS Of having the ores I'd fsy ettabshsd ~ soon
q possible therefore, be IL
Resolved That the above en,ion be and the ssme
hereby tuepded and shall read follows That the Comp
rotT be aud he hereby slho sd and directed 10 adyrr
tss and eel. public su-tion les, TO establish s1d maintain
ferry from the basin the foot Of Spring street In tho Cy
Of TO point the NJ ~ Jersey shore thstIaay
found practicable, for term not srceoiing ten pears
Penn W the consideration Of the o. sne,
CoupciGGn MAcKAY moved that Vbe Beard DC Le" ao
journ.
Which carried
Whefeepon the PRESIDENT pSo ten sened ths re boAu
rood srped 10 Monday fgh inatsSt. At2 o'clock
TpWnJ M. MAJORITY, EIsIh.
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Receipts Of Produce.

MARCH 10. 7s9 bbls. Flour. 100 bbIs. Whisky W
bush. Malt 1874 bush. Seeds pkgs. Ashes 10. pssr
Beef $50 pkgs. Pork 47i pkgs. Cut Meats, 6s3 pAfS
Lard, s97' bbs Petroleum. l,il3 pkga Better. ~
Dressed logs.
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Chi. a. Alton.
100. ex div. &c
Nil. a. st. Paul.
IS. .......s AZ
Chicago & NV.
100. u
Chic.&N. W.pn.
l00........ 53i
Chicago g. X. !.
500........l08l
200..-.sl5. 1881
Pitts.N. * g.
Am az vls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-04

that people who have revolted and who
have been overcome and subdued, must
be dealt with so as to induce them vir-
tually to become friends, or else they
must he held by absolute military power
so as to prevent them from ever again
doing harm as enemies, Whichqast named
policy is an adherence To humanity and
freedom; and, 80
Whereas, The Constitution of the
United States provides for constitutional
protection only as States and not as ter.
ritories, and Providee protsctorates; and,
Whereas, Such constitutional States
must necessarily be and by the Con
stitution of the United States sre made
equals and placed on like footing as
to political rights, immunities, dignity
and power with the several States With
which they are united; and, -,
e Whereas, The observance of political
equality aa principle of right and JUS
tee is we'll calculated to encourage the
people OF the States to become moreand
more constant and persevering IN their
Fenewaiof aiiegianca; and,
Whereas, Standing so, military oecu-
patton, martial law, military tribunals,
and Suspension OF the. privileges OF the
writ Of -habeas corpus are, in time of
peace, dangerous to the public peace,
and incompatible with the individual
rights of citizens, contrary to the genius
and spirit Of our free institutions. and
exhaustive of onr National resources,
and ought not TO be then sanctioned or
allowed, except in case of war, for re-
pelling invaders, or suppressing an in
surrectios orfebelIion; aud
Whereas, The policy of the Govern
ment Of che United States from the be-
ginning Of che insurrection to its final
close, has been in conformity with the
principles herein set forth and enumera-
ted; therefore. 81
I, Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, do hereby proclaim and
declare that insurrection, which hereto
fore existed aiu the States of Georgia,
South Carolina, North Carolina, virgins
ia, Louisiana. Alabama, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Texas, and Florida, is at an
end, and hencef9rth to be so regarded
10 testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at ths city Of Washington. this
second day Of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty six. and OF the Independence of
the United States the nineteenth. ~
Lsighedl hs AEDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President. \. - - ~ y ssss
WILLIAM II SRwsRD. Sec'y Of State. :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-04

The Cincinnati Commercial says it is
almost certain that the U. g. Senate will
pass the Civil Rights Bill over the Press
idents veto. That paper Of Monday
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Our Washington specials, dated Sat.
urday, say: "A new aud very careful
canvass has been made to day over the
coming vote in the Senate on the Civil
Rights bill and the result indicates very
clearly that il will be passed over the
Presidents veto. The calculation made
yesterday that Senator Wright, OF New
Jersey, ard Senator Dixon, of Connec-
ticnt, would be present, have been aban-
doned to-day on personal inquiries as to
their condition. The physicians of both
declare that It win be utterly impossible
fer them to be prt sent next week The
vote will probably be taken on Tuesday,
and as it now looks, not more than four.
teen votes can be had in favor of sustain
ing the veto, while seventeen are re
CURED"