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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

OuI fns weather went out in clouds and
rain and mud and darkness lest evening. To
the boats stuck upon the Rapids, . rain
would doubtless be relief, but the public q
large will indulge in regrets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

i. o. o. F.-Thers viii be . special meet,
ing of Puckechetuck Encampnent No. 4, thi,
Thursday evening, 1t y o'clock. Work on
the Third Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

TIE agent of the manufactures of our
steam FIRE engiue arrived in the city yesterday
and willput the "machine" in working order
and test its capacity this afternoon at two
o'clock, at the corner Of Sixth and Main
Streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

new Yerk Dry Gssas Il sshef.
~ Tsi'snssA.j Nsw Yesi N.,.
III dry eoods market for the psst tnrss dab, h.s b.,
uoususliy depressed quiet. The u.sks{ g,e pae,
cloths asi from the lover price Of prisss and thee.
haze been but few transactions during The pas I'm tuy
The market for prints has been quiet bat Tier. A., NO
large .tocks in the market These rood =, ver,
steady and moderately ctivs f exports rshs strips,
asd heavy soods ses>rsiiy tA eiass Asvl bsA s,-s
CO csssons in pric' snd IL 10 highly probable The
prices Viii b hnsd u thoss Of sepsubsr 1hsrs h No
sde' but goods are In COOL styles and renewed con-
asenee h fels By holders. Wool b still d~prs,,ed
Brown neutrality-suspicious. Head. f7s1 ps.a q = - =
sais
bisscbed sAirtinss-Bstes. IS do , I, 80 NIL
stone. 20.
Prime Garner I Co. sOss H.nilsss. i,,<: n,,..
nond, 10.
bro~n Briils-A.esh-sy, Is: winthrop. 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

Prcapsy 10 seAsr. Wehave ceestsuty % hsnd 1rsa.s
gieosng and siding snA the Aeer qualities Of pias1ise
Lanber. Also Josts. Bcsnstng, Atu tdfng, YeacinR
DaEn-sidns kheettns, 6hsneses LAthi Bridging. De-
We expect to MAKE IL to the advAnt2gs Of budssS -
6ssiexs 70 give their patroeses-
Ksokak, Apsii II, 1sdbs-du 4. H0sNER CO.
NIB Orders for the scsty Trade I'm Il the stoss 81
uarbi~sop Hs sAanp ell have irn edafe attsptaes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

ConE one, conn ali, and ;nv... -
amount Of capital in the great institution :,
the ass. The Eclectic Cleanser, NO. o, 4.
reme@es al stains aud dirt from the hou..
oo' y clears The atmosphere Of home, by =,
nsving woman Of her greatest douees;e h,,
dsns VT
Sold ~ oil druggists and srocer,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

A LEcrrRE.-P. T. Barnum rejoicing in
the soubriquet of the Prince of Humbugs. will
lecture before the Literary Association, we
understand, on Tuesday Evening next 1t
Is the veritabls man of the Museum, of the
''what-is>if' exhibition, of the Baby Show,
of the blowing Elephant, of Gen. Tom Thumb
jane, who imported Jenny Lind, and wrote
m autobiography that some of us have read
and some of havnt and mayhap theirs some
gain either way, and possibly some loss.
But Bafnum has taken to lecturing and j. is
said that this is about the only thing he has
ever done not a humbug but that this ISM /.
Newspaper in high quarters pass the highest
sncomiums upon his lecture but this is such
ahumbugging world, that those Newspaper
notices may be . humbug. We have known
tito be so. We viii see whst re will see.
We suppose that it is as legitimate occ.,
nonally for lecture Association to attract a.
we'll as to instruct. "What went ye out to
seef' And very frequently it is the much
talked Of man with strange apparel that sit
teth and eateth with publicans snd sinners.
Never at all land that's Paddyism) the
words that he utters. If Barnum could bring
along the "what.is,it'' he would have =
crowd; whether he will without the "wha,
is'it' is not equally. Let us hope that he
will and hope to that the "what-is.it' would
not be the best part of the performance.
But what isa perplexed Lecture Associa-
ton to do. Give US lectures!'' cries the
clamoroas public. Then the capitol lecturer
comes along, rich in words and ideas, but
no celebrity, and speaks to empty pews. eve
won't 90 unless you bring Us celebrity, y
say the public in excuse. The Association
pocket the loss and bring the celebrity. Lo,
he has hands and feet and bodily presence
like unto his fellows, and lscturing isn't .,
all ms forte and he is stopped, and the public
are indignant. "Give a. something rich in
humour, learned dullnessfs uncomfortable. II
to see were oil, we could visit the celebrity
at his hotel and be of in Eve minutes. and
not be bored" The desparing Association
onng the bamorist. "Cui Bono cry the
pubic, us this the entertainment YOU offer
usf II TO hear a clown were all We could
vint the circus There would b. MONKEYS
tnere IN the bargain" and between our,elve.
Oh, well disposed reader, it is the mmk.v.
that are At the bottom of the whole MATES,
What shall long suffering and much en-.
during Association dot What but br;ur
barnumf Certain, too, that be could bripr
the what,is-ii or The canvas whole, there net
profits would be i4rser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

no well regulaed household should be
Ni,nou. the "Ecir'ie Cleanser" as il il in
~. A.uAole Tor Its cira'''ing properties-makiur
'ns usual household drudgery nothing hn.
sport. nk ooi
Sold by oil druggists and groeers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

How about that corruption fund furnished
by Eastern capitalists which our contemporary
discoursed by this timer IL the result this
time due to the same cause2 Pretty big job
to buy up all the people Of this country We
take it. Only the sapient editor of the Con
stitution would have thoughtof il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

IHE extensive and popular clothing hous
OF Veneill d Jones, has taken unto itself a
partner. Col. VIM. Thompson, late bank
er and one of our most excellent citizens and
substantial business men, has become a
member OF the firm. Thisis q capital ar.
rangement for all parties. The house has
now one of the largest and best stocks Of
clothing, cloths, dress goods, ETC., eve,
brought to the West. 1t is doing a large
business, which is constantly increasing. We
knd it to the trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

Ma. GnEoo, of the New York store, has
just returned from New York, and is now re.
ceivinga large stock OF Woollen and Dress
Goods, bought 1t panic sales. Gregg will
publish In day or two list of prices that
will exhibit terrible crash in the value Of
shawls, Dress Goods, BLANKETS, in fact in all
classes of Dry Goods. The crisis of low
prices has come. (novs~d&vIt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

GLAD 70 receive . call last evening from
Mr.. Ed. Manning Of Keonaqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

SroCKINe YARs.-Iowa manufacture Al
J. M. GELArr's, No. 12s, Main, near 9Th st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

LONGER than the moral law. or . medieval
sermon, or Presidential Message, or the
Report of the State Geological Survey or any
reasonable degree of longitude were the
visage yesterday Of the Coppe1ohnson De-
mocracy Of Keokuk. There is serious talk
of a strike among the BARRIERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

Steck Maeksr.
Py rsiesrsph.l Nsv Yoar Mo-,
Stocks ere lower. n Css do pa 1919 Toledo I'D;
RI l'sF Aison psd 7s; Chi Alton Ill NV
lo71 Toa As1,S Nil St Paul az; do p.d n4,<w
Tsi ~ 9 iia Erie s2s. 10 pfd $50; SO -,
ei, ITO eosss s"s. 20. IL % coup IS. tr,t loAe
Reg Ioc>k; Treaty. ..3of ioss Missouri q, COZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

Gun friend Judge Russell Of Fort Madison
Was in town yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

TwU1x hnilios q H6llsA ~ ~. -.
0s1 Il spse1isnia esuusy, VF1rSi. 49,.
3essgs4 = aGne = ~ 49, ss1ssse -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

nmlbk Z - Nesssir .sv,s -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

GES. I. I. McKIHEEY left Tuesday evs>
ming for Washington Territory. Our readers
will remember that he was some time ago
appointed to an Indian agency. He now
goes to the field Of his labors. Nav auccess.
and safety, and all temporal good be theirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

i OF 4. in Block 70, on when is Brick
- Dwelling Hooss With IRONS atone hasen .ni;
alao Frams Dwell Nc with room with good Wall Of
vst~f End lot we'll fenced, situated PAlesn ,rett be-
twsen Afh ank sfh strsets This property ~i b sold
sf srrat bargain II applied for Title coed
Enquire RI H. d. TRN-EfCK 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08
FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of LAnd. tnostly in TIMBER on the mid
CUd~ rod, loading fri Keok uk saneu sky about
N, foa the city, and nay b. kno~n - lie Rich
ardson trsct Iitls good Phi 40 per Enquire
Of H. ,. rEN-klcK co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

chimes ~ superior - N etAen lsr
- Nl9eUing rs1Doss
l. my 80 Aesst Aea tAs spssas, and require no
rssindanG u ~ tAgoAa.
lsas nak1s - 4GEunasmsat than other machines.
4 HAsy - saesAss o. executing psrfsosIy without
6honUs ~ a11uAsat, mech grsssse vaTisty u wotk
thaa Other nacbisss.
4 1As stilsA naAs b tAess nacAlsss l. mach ners
I'm, 1a1e ~ AnfAAae especially upon articles which
rsQas 10 b uaAsd md ironsd tkan any other sseA.
1Ah slisrA. ssiag - ~ naAa-r in which ~ -
- fAsUA = inwrs1gAk = mech ~ nost punp 80
bsaafffa u - asd retains this pumpses and bssaty
sssa Wna aslclss falosntly vashd I'D ifoesd until
tAsy are worn out-
I & Theskue4srs - The scan h sucA sAat though Il
- est Asukss It ntsrvsls ef oAfy few stchss n
VII 1sitAsr cSsa, run, ravsl, but rsAns nrm and
1eSahls.
4. ust1p sfA~ rAl.slk sAsas fsAtsa ~ saAs u
~ sesA ~ 49, On 6Ds1Skaon.
Z. WlaA 6nnnsaanaa wa1es N b ~ Uss ~
- - q - soan, cotton AAy b ~ ppoA
~ NQAEge1saW0S ~ SeNnUh = aueos
eA10 y - saa. IT. - - Aees o. no seA9 -
- q se ct @yiss ~ y sssisl1' seis'es =
q 11ss nesAia4k = aAANsa = fAsr superior No.
- . tlynAs - ssuins, u skAnqp 9 s4jUs-
usa4 sdnv 1oa - Dsssl4 0pea6 ~ nose
hea1lafal - vunanaas ennsee4ay - ssnAosseai
vwk. e9s ~ z 80 F 49,
r,sass IN - eas.sns ~ s,ssAiss - ~ Ssrk
O. III sAsap~ 49, Aaosr naeAkns. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

HrOk bALD-fhs very desirable Brick ressdsnce an
- Sfoao6 nOw Owned asd occupied ~ A. ) WTlkin
-, -. sltsaeed o ~ Of 18th and Hlgh sss
hesss - q 10 roons With AL the modern inprcv
neee-sarKs 9Ans earr-thrss very desirsble lots
SAbe1 fltbs gssd - Ais. For further particulars
saqsirs Of HI rRN-EYCE
March 81 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
ro0s, cisaern, full lot, located on Lot O. block
H. In Aasons Lower addsica KeoA uk near be Gem
sts1. Title god ssl@. Prizes $40 caah which
would not buy the tsicA in the House.
ty0A B fRN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

lN01 eALR-Loes7 and Q, In Block Il, on the corrsr
Of tLtA asd 4orena asrsefa. Thsss Lofs are re
moA desirable vacant lots IN that nsghbcrhood Price
yls0p-ons third down and balance In and yaaxs .
- osaf. interest Title good Of 20 ale
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-08

EOR SALE.-20 acres of beautiful Gur.
land. the Mississippi River, about three mies Ct
.si. eif, sad nay b ansvn :. part o. the Be.es
EnanfEe Of lhl5 df VI TES-EYCK
EOR SALE---The west half of Z two
= story double briek Dwelling House, containing sir
rooms csf.rn roSd cellar house painted and oil
over lot vol seed sod all soo1 order situated ne,Y
the eornss Of l2ih aud Dss Mcnes rite T. "a
Price " - Enquire Of H. TkS-KfCK co.
e ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

!. 9 i r e.
MURRAY, RIOGEuY & tIURRAy, :.
Are happy to inform their friends and the puo-
lie that, as the price Of Foreign Goods is no.:
much reduced, they are prepared to furnish
SUITS CT CLOTHES at prices correspond.
ingly low. They invite the attention Of tho-e
wishing; tc purchase, 20 their large an3 varje-
assortment Of
CLCTEIS e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

HOUSE CARP-E1TTE2 .AEU JOINER,
respectfully solicits from lis cld frcds and GUS
.oniers. ana the public generally, share O. pat
>oaage, suaranty'in5 srt:to s!tizi2e.lon IT al:
:,:.suess, by the fate Of wal, re can, for the
5rosant, be found 81 his residence So IS, North
Eoyal street
lie especicly you'd solicit JOB WC2k,
,rhick he is prepared 20 90 "itE til, utmost c;is-
cteh an6 on the on tle lowest terms, @nd con-
tidpltly appeals to his tclcT citizens = his, tie
hour Of need. TlG-.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

.-ye .ae Ives o. your .children Ill ,c2parcy'
fsora sudden anG repeated Gtt;ci-s o. Group?
- so purchase a boz of
BLADES EyPHONIAL LUDEICATCRSi
Che peoples :nost sure and oectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Catarr,i, ASTHMA, Gro-o-
chiIs, Dioeheria end eli puhno7ary diseases.
The LUBRlCAT0RiS is : mecciin;l prepara-
.ior in .he form Of Lo2enge: which o. 81 modes
IS The anost pleasant and ccnvonen:. They cen
Jain nc deeteriou ingredient md nre aI5a ted
sensit;ve stomach. In Crouy thc- give tn-no-
d:ote telie:. Tor Coughs end COLDS they are i'll
valuable.
For Caterr,., l.sthlAa anG Bronchitis .ley
,.;s:7e - equal il thc m:cket, {vido Certiicatgs
accompany ing each ro::) Iipsheria, thai d2edti-
&c aad ting disease, they contro. wonder
fd.ly and almost Immediately.
20 Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher, snould
oe without them, as they e1aovo hoaIseness s:rd
stt.a.g gthen crG clear the voice.
&E'- -lvcys rso chem il time, ard i ne
ssmoto.rs ere 9e72rc use very freely.
JANNIY & CO.,
... ....s.. ~ Wholesale Agents,
-. . l45, King ST., -leisndcia, TIA.
. f'Oi. -c'a o. I'll uruHniStS, leu II-3Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

,,,ra of eight lines dollar for the first Insertion
vI..denty.6ve cents for each subsequent Liberal
'na made made with yearly advertisers.
'I Notices and Obituaries exceeding five lines, will
smlncatioas, of personal character will be charg
a.. ~, advertisement rates.
Al commucations mut be accompanied by the names OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

THE CELLEEATLD Re .ersioic stcelToot!s
!. and Wrought Iron Shank ....
REMINGTON CULIIVAIORS.
!L,1rIls CELEBRATED SMITHS TATENSItl
III. STEEL 2LONS.
5511--:a,.IJ41IEoS COMBINED COGN ILOW
49,. IND CULTIVATOR.
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLONTS.
WROUGHT TOOTH CyI.TLZrV; AIOfS.
GE-NC .PLONS,
.-.. SINGLE SHOVEL iIoIlOTTS,
.GG-DG7yIA CORN FLOWS. ....
TI1,IIlNC AND NTEI,rLLNG3 E E0I.2,S,
&c, &c.
j. P. C!12rIoLcW q a.,
Manufacturers d Dealers i.
.GE:ICJLTURA IMPLEMENTS 6II0s,
..nG FFRlILIZEFS.
25, lmgst., 4Ale:s.aadI;a, VA
p It'll: 55S, TN St, WASHINGTON ,. 9.
! ,AVls 9 3aESNzs'
Wholesale c1d Retail Jeelcrs l.
1C0K5, PERIODICALS, EIi3YTTSfAPGIS,
ST., merry, Sc,
r. SOLE AGENTS FOR I'll;
-,,;iSHITGroN. CHRONICLE AMI aE4,-
T!ONAL IETELLIGENCER,
~ ~ SN
,,,ALTIN.ORE AMERICAN,
70 l2O, KING S"REE-,
.. ISiGgalss Old Stand,)
ALENAN DR-EI, "a.
g1~ Daily. "rd Weekly papers delivered TO
,ubscribeW, ~ c:.lesll cs.-rier1 IL cry part oi
The city. --- .pz-yn III
r E.. c1.:s@R,zso1',
ta..- .i.EU3ACTUK..I: I'D DEAL, j.; ..-
.#. TIT, SHEET IRON, and
:. (, \ N n u " = : =
Wholesale and Retail
80 70. n, PRINCE SlRLE'.,,
cupo;ito Gazette Office
! i as.i.l3u ALEXANDRIA, W.
Particular stSvntoa p2G to RcoiEg, Spout
as end Stove Work, in City "Ht CountT;T at
/ tcodorate prices.
eli work warranted. nm VI
.c~ahKIAGEs!: 5. C4.--,21AG155H
y .l CARRIAGES! .o.t5
On aand :. very large assor:rntn5 OF Ga 80 So
! ,NG:i$S OF my owe make, GO reduced PRICES ouch
;c. 2OCkAWAYS, :s
BEETTS, .,.s
BUGG1ES, sc;
.lso !; large nambor Of Second Euld Carriages,
3usnoEa Wagons &c. Ill work sold warranted
| to bo as represented. ~ol nm.
Ola Carriuees taken in exchange.
| Il ROBERT H. GRAHAM. .;
nc. 409, Pennsylvania avenue. near A. street,
1ad 10. 3d. D street, Washington .. c.
} Gpl1-3U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

AL VEGTlMS3JJ,
which .ney arc prepared to meke UP in the best
style as cheap, quality considered, as they ca.
! oe purchased in this, or any OF the neighborine
| cities. l-..L.-..
STORE No. l. NORTE FAIPTAL. STREET,
! 2nd door fro,n the Oiice oithe Adams E4pres
Company ma: 3C-t:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

We nave just added TO our stock nav End
dssirebe 10: of fashionable goods suitable Tor
tie Spring and Summer wear. Gentlemen in
went Of an elegant and fashionable suit ,y!l &c
we'll to call and examine ourstocx.
Ne have also fine assortment of : U 2 Ii3?s
I2-G GOODS: KID GLOVES, NEy! cnd
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &C.. &C.
oEET-. s. o,WEluy,
,nh 2o-tf ss, King a.ree..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

GENIS' FURNISHTNG GOODS.
Would invite an examination of their SPRING
GOODS, which have been selected with c.re
which adGed 70 our former stock makes the
most complete assortment: and largest variety
from which 20 select than can be found in ary
other one house in our city. We have tho
=. TEST TEST STYLES TCRLApIES SACCUEG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-05

DLJNBING ! PAUMDING!
/ GAS EETTLEG Cas- FITTING
c. 2. IlALE = CO.,
IoL UErBEES S. gAS FIMI' 2ES.
Nc q, North Fairfax Street, ...
(Under I:arsior House.)
Va are now prepared 10 90 G&s Fitting 2ad
Plumbing, in I'll thc, branches. Fitting IL
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling houses,
lowest figures.
81 Leaving your orders win p5s s.c>, vii s"::e
''''A ''' IIl T0;iE ,Y.:a.e-:;; ;;:-7-z-.c.
.Aiways on hard large assortilen. Of Gf-S
TINIUEES, comprising; eTeT.~thinG IL til.
trade; also, LA5IG, OOJS OF every desc-ip-
zion, It Peace Prices. Retail dealers sill End
i 10 tneir interest 30 examine our &tcci.
G,,oci4l sttei.tion PAID o country oIdesa.
The bcs: co.,! OIL always o.. h;.rti.
Gno IL
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

eyees on the Mississippi The amendment was adopted--
yeas T-Messrs Anthony Morgan, lomeroy, sherman,
Sumner, Trumbull and Wade voting ia the negative
Mr. WILSON moved 10 amend the bill by adding the oi
I"r the equalization OF bountes.
Mr. GKM.s moved 20 amend that IN calculating The
amount OF bounty 20 each man all bounsSs paid by
deducted.
Mr. wIsos IN Tho course Of some remarks in favor Of
his proposition sad would lake from one hundred and
hy TO one hundred and seventy ive millions Of dollars
70 equaiise the bonntes.
Mr. said he had official papers To show
would take more than three hundred millions TO do H.
II hr WILSON'S proposition was adopted, tho public dob.
must be Increased or TAXATION must be- Increased.
Mr. LANE (repl OF Ind, spoke a length IN
favor of the proposition.
Tho Amendment Of Mr. Crimes agreed to--yaas
81, nays ls--as follows
Yrss-acssrs. Anthony, Broyp. Buekalew. cark Con.
ness Cowsn. DAVIS poolr Grme-. Guthrie, Henderson
sprague Van Winosc. Wiley Williams.
:, N.ys1Me..rs- Chandler ,creswen Edmaad.. Poster
Nya, Poland summer Trunbull Wade, wi.oa Ya,ss
Mr. GRIMES offered amendment which was adopted
TO include surgeons and paymastcrs itaWarda among
those entitled to the bounty.
Mr. coyNEss moved 10 strike out the following pro.
vno:--
Provided llat troops known Home Guard other
volunteer troops organized for local service which nn~
ment the Of their enistmcn shal not
sepsa = Sa ts & HH se.on pGs'@d @ Gs S s & ~ ss @
legally mustered into the service oi hc United sta.es
asIcnces q w.shnsoh and other poro.a approved
February ~, 1864.
Mr. SUMNER nj eleven r. ~, moved 10 adjourn, which
disagreed TO-
Mr. CoSsEss subsequently withdrew his amendment.
The question then REQUIRED Mr.. Wilson's proo.
siton as amended by Mr.. Grimes 20 give eight aud
third donrs month for every month n
tual service, deducting state county and city
hOuntcs, bounty bc paid 10 dcscrfers
those who have bar,cred exchanged ther claims,
or 4 thos, who discharged at their oSn request
aitr Teas than years Of service. The reiuli
follows:--Yeas ~, nays -, ns follows
frAs-Messrs. Chandler cresiwell, atmes Henderson.
mege m ,i ihIfkwqSb Lane rome'oy, Ramsay, Irumbni
NAys-MessT-. Anthony, Brown Buck ,lcw Clark, itri.
cowan Davis, Doiitle, Fdmnnds. foatrr Hafr.s.
McDougall Morgan. Nasmth, Poland Riddle SHERMAN,
Sprague. stewart, sumner, Van Winkla Williams.
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THiRTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
pr-s session.
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wsmSsroN, July a, 1896.
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tcrfed 70 the Committee on Naval Affairs
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tho he capariiy a. that In which they
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po~isl sni Other purposes, vita smendments rhese
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10 IhE Housh oY R1nisgarAuvEa.-
Tho following joint resolution restoring Tennessee 70
her relations 10 the Union evening presented
my approval -
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The nEssiGE o. the PRESIDENT.

state o Tennessee restored her former proper prac.
cal relations u The Union. The following "a
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