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ODD FELLOWS, REST.

ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN the once Grand Secretary second
Monday in January, April, July and October. The
Board the third Monday in January for Organise
ton oces- @. Dunlap, Presidnt Josiah Foger secre
tsry Joseph West Treasurer; Daniel Merritt Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEES.
Meets Office Grand secretary first Friday evening svs,
OHicers-A ". Mcdonnell, President; Josiah Foger
Secretary.
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
Meets In ocs Grand Secretary last Saturday OF each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Ofieers-E
Russia, President; O. W. Roper, Firt Vice Presidents
lothian Potter. Second Vice President Luther Homes, SEQ
Rotary; A. Wallace Hunter, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets Monday In each month at once Of the GRIND
Secretary Election hrst Monday in May for Directors
BOARD roR Observation-Disclosures ilsbury.
Finance Conlnittee-J. G. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter
@. L; Joseph West.
Han Comnitte,-G n Morrison; George Dirmsssr; ". @
Wilson, n. W. @. N.
Building Cousratae-E N. Russia, q. L. Luther Honest
George Nungesser.
H. Nilhpsugh, Bernard Cohen, 3. & Moore.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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T o. o. F..........I. o. o. .........I. o. o. r.
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o.

THE 4. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o. p
Meets annually the fourth Tuesday in January and
July. New Orleans ocers for the present yesr-w. c.
Wilson, Of No. g. N ". Grand Master R. O. Abbott Of No
AZ R W. d. Grand Master; z. NJ Russia, OF No. ., r W.
Grand Warden; Josiah FOger of No R. w. Grand Secre-
tsry Joseph West Of No. w. Grand rseasurer; Luther
HOmes Of No. IS and J. @. Dunlap, of No. 49, r. w. O.
Representatives L. U. Rev G.. L More Of No. H. Nv
Grand Chstlain; c. A. W MAeDone Of No. Is W. Grand
Marshal; p O. Fairchid. Of No. u, W. Grand Con-
ductor; p O. Henry Temznn, OF No TO- Grand Guardian
p G. j. n. Iittlejohn, Of No. IS W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRASD MAsTKRs-P. G. J. r. Baker Of
No. H. District No q p @. Richard NJ Ellis Of No g. Dis
rct No. 81 p @. s. T. Grisamore Of No 81 District No. a.
p. O. s. p Clarke of No IS District No 6; P. G. L. O.
Norris of No District No Il p O. VIM Lours. OF No. 36
District No IL p O. B. Jacobs OF No. 81 District No. H. P
G. Ernest Rive Of No. q. District No.l5
STANDING COMMITTEES -SGte Of the Ordr-P. O. Sire Geo.
W. Race OF No. II; P. G. Master Thomas H. Shields Of
No. 6; P. @. Master John s. Burke. OF No 3.
JuiiciaL-P. G. Master George Eungesser, Of No. 20;
p @. A hssureau, Of No. 40; P. @. John e Talon, Of
Nos
Coraitlsion and By,La~s-P. @. Master Howard Mills
psugh, No. III p. g. Master Edward Psbury Of No. To-
p. G. ID. KauntI, of No. ID.
Pefitions Appoals-P. O. Master g. Dunlsp. Of No.
Is; p c. Master A Wallace Hunter, OF No. Is; p g. A W.
Hyatt, sfNo. g.,
Lagati,e-P. @. Master Luther Homes OF No. Is; P. O.
II. Goldman ofNo. TO- p @. J. F. Caldwell Of No IA;
Finanoe.P @. Rep. L y. Tower Of No. II; p @. John
B. Heno, Of No. 6; P G. John 7. Barry. ofNo. g.
oTedztia-P O. ?. A. Dentrel, Of No. l; p. @. e L
NimmO, ofSo. 2; P. @. John Wilson, ofNo. A.
All communications to the ~ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should the once OF the Grand SCI
ereAry tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGRR, Grand Secretary.
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GRAND ooNsIsToRY Pr. K & THIKrYsEooSp
DEGREE


8. NJ Todd, SD Grand Commander In Chief n " Orleans
John Claiborne, S2d First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans
Fulrence Rcsu ssd Second LisutenaEt Commander Nsv
Orleans
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable New orieans
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New OrsanA
Samuel Z walker, AID, Grand Minister Of sta.s Ne.
Orleans
Dr. James O. Baschslor SD Grand ChAno.lOr, New Or.
leans.
Ben Ds Silva, sd, Grand Almoner, New OrleanS
Emmett ID. Craig. SD Grand Registrar, New Orleana
John z Mcclure, SD, Grand Keeper Of 8. and A. New
Orleans
Vim. N. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
BY. r. svssey SD. Grand Prmste New Orsans
4. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost. New Orleans
James Scot, sd, Grand Expert New Orleans
James q. wilmer, sd, Grand Assistant Expsrt Esv
Orleans
Jean Lamsrre. SD, Grand Beaussnior, New Orleans
Angel Martin, SD, Grand Bearer the B. New Orleans
Bruno dc Lucas, SD Grand Master the Guards New
Orleans.
William G. ChAnberlin, ed, Grand Chamberlain, Ess
Orleans
Daniel Il. Scruggs, SD, Grand Steward New Orieana
John Melton, sd Grand Aid-de-CAmp, New Orlsaax
7. Carroll SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Animal Communication, Second Wednesday IN
January.
Stated sttings: nss March, 18th June s. September sad
18th December.
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BETTER Than Copaiba
TnERArEUTIC VALUE OF GRmAULr

VNHERAPEUTIO VALUE OF GRIMAULT
u Us Chemists in Parisl
FerruginOus syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem, hitherto declared unsOlvable all
ssvants, l. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called FenugnOus Syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Messrs GRI
Paris have discovered medicine OF unexceptionsl and
the most highly csmpeent In recognizing
great medical value.
following important document has been received from
Germany country recognized to the hrst chemists In
the world II is from Professor kletInsk Chemical AnayseI
TO the Law Courts who testhes in the following
value Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette OF Vienna Get
Nr GRINAULT has succeeded n the hAppest IN
combining relative qualities Of different Of his PURE
AND EXCELLkNT MEDICINES; the more the irep
thus disguised in addition to it's agreeable favor Is much
rapidly absorbed than other ferunous medicine
Mr. GRIMAULTS FERRUGINOUS SYRUP is therefore
of the best pharmaceutical preparaonsa truly scentca
feunous medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after, Of giving roA and bark In simple and
agreeable FORM free from defect and satisfactory 10 all parties
lsigIedl VINCENT KLETZINSKI
Chemical 1nalyzer the Law Courts Hospital Chemist,
r DU WIEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry
Let IN what terms the French Ambassador Al
Vienna replies Messrs Grimsu Co. regards high
estimation In which Mr.. Kletsinski Is held:
"FRKrcn EMBASSY Az vIzSNA
Vienna, August %, 1868 !
"GnrrHxN-In reply 70 letter you addressed 70 bis
EIcelency the Ambassador. have the honor inform you
that Professor Ketinski Is Of high standing
that he personally thsught Of and for Of hs
best chemists In Germany.
Gencrsl Depot In Paris 6RIMAULT CO.'S.
q Rcheieu-
In New Orleans, DUCoNGK, DRLoCHE 1 GUILLoT'a
And at every good Chemists
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood n. W. O. Master, KelertOwn-
Hy. r. swssey, R. W. Dept. Grand Master, Eev0dsAnA
John O. Jones, z. W. Grand 5. w., Vernon.
John A Stevenson, r W. Grand J. w., New Orleans.
Samuel N. Todd, r ". Grand Treasurer, New )dsaa1
Jas @. Bachelor, D., r w. Grand Secretary, ss
Orleans.
C. s. Hedges D. D., W. Grand Chaplain, New Orleans.
r @. Sterling, W. Grand s. D., ST. Francisvlla
D. 8. Gage, W. Grand J. d, HoumA
Jos II. DeGrsnge, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans
Jno. kcCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer BAstrop;
Jas A Douglass, " Grand Pursuivant New Orleans
p. II. Bsbbit Simmesport 8. II. Brown, New Jf,s,1I
Abram x. Dick, New Orleans, NJ Estels, New Orleans,
Grand stews
Alex Quesnt, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans.
Grand Annual ConvooatiOn second Monday In February
each year.
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GRAND COUNCIL r. AspsM.

=. N. Todd NJ p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
BY. r. svsssy, p, Deputy Grand Master, New oheans
John W. Jones, t. nustriOus Grand Master sh evepot
John @. GOrdy @. p, Conductor Of Work. Franklin.
h Breen- q. g. Of the Guard, Nsw OrIeaaA
Joseph r. Hornor, @ Treasurer, New orleAnA
Gus sontsg, q. Recorder New Orleans
Rev Thoe B Lawson, @. Chaplain. New Orleana
d. z. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
K L. Bruce, @. Steward. Few orleanA
ktAstus Wells, o. Sentinel. New orleaaA
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CRIMAULT s CO.'S

SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARK
Chemists 70 H. T. h Prince Napoleon IS Richeleu Ps
This preparation the great Of combining
most powerful tenics known In the medical world OF perfect
ascdty and agreeable this Syrup with pleasure
the most delicate stomachs.
II Is par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC which
should be administered TO ladies OF delicate constitution,
backward In attaining the Of pabey and
70 children Of weak constitution and is particularly
ployed In the treatment Of Chooro ARernea Pale Con
Pexion Gsstres, GAsralse Whites, Lenesrhea Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 BLOOD, etc.
Agents in New York, Mr. BECKER l2s Grand street New
Orleans At hsssrA DUCoNGE, DELoCHB and the psheips
Chemists.
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A Chicago paper is fscetious over q recent
charitable demonstration in that city: 1.-THE bal
ance sheet of Ball in account with Charity, as
kept by double entry, reads as follows:
Ball DR.. TO Charity (receips) 5000
Charity Dr. TO Ball (expenses) 1000
Balance due from Charity to BSI............s 1000
AS the concern does business on the cash
basis Charity is expected to liquidste the bill
forthwith. Charity suffereth long and is kind"
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Eucampments.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCANPMBNT OF LOUISA
Meets semannualy the fourth Wednesday in January
and July. onhcers-Luther Homes Of No. l. NJ W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo Dimeyer, Of No. l, NJ &. Grand High
Priest; @. N Merison Of No l. R w. Grand g. Warden;
Winnsmore Of No ), R. W Grand Scribe; B. DAsivA OF
No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; A W. Macdonen, Of No.
W. @. JuEior WsrdeR; A. Wallace Hunter, Of No. l.
r. W Grand Representative George Nungesssr Of No. W.
@. Nsrsha n. ". WOlvertOn Of No. l. w. Grand Sentinel
N Frankfort, of No. 3 d. Grand Sentinel,
STANDING CoNNIrrKKs-.-Craiepfialsa and RzunS.-w. 1.
Williams, Robt- Phkin Robt. Strong
FinaHoe-B. N. Rush, J. Potter, W. C. Wilson
State Of the OTdT.-J. g. Dunlap, L. p. Tower william
SAomOn.
Constitution oHd By LarG-HOvard Mllspaugh William
Whitsel, @. W. Roper
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GRAND r. A. CHATTER.

Henry P. Buckley, Grand High Priest New Oris<ns
G. W. Munday Deputy Grand Hi Priest, Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer n. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans,
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New orlesns-
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrep
John c. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
r. II. Day, Grand Captain q the Host, Baton Rsue>
Joseph P. Homer Grand p. s., New Orleans
Henry Hamburger, Grand r A Captain, New Orleans
John @. n Williams, Grand Master Third VEIL shrevepor
Hugh Brsen, Grand Master Second Veil, New orlsana
W. w. Lesks Grand kaste< First Veil, st. FrAneisvns.
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Orsan February
2th, 1863
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
ERENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT 4 CO.,
Chemists TO N. Il. III. Prince RapOlssr
Is Rue RICHELIEU, PARIa
No More Cod Liver OIL.

No More Cod Liver OIL.
This syrnP smIloyed With the greatest place
God Liver Oil TO which It Is infinitely superior dis
1 Se ATOM sDS e, oY sp.ets n IS.
constitution by purifying the blood, and in word, the
and bowels and is administered With greatest efficacy e
AtIss i very eosciOus the diseases sfths skiz
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs sYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LINE
This medicine IL sovereign remedy In phhisis and
ether diseases 81 the lunss promptly removes ~ the
cease and the patient rapidly rsoovsrs his health
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRoK
medicine the
bOed and bones aud iron in liquid state Il is dHerenttom
All hitherto offered 70 the public gud eooess ans taste
digestion, dysmenorrhea AID snemia.
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris
Phosphate Of Iron ladies delicate constitution
suffering from ADema and all other fatgued from
over anxiety neTvoGs snOOns sVsrWOrk general debility
lis the emily preparation when never causes constipation
and can be borns BY the most delicate stomschA.
Herv rs Headaches aAd NeuraIgis
eR1xAu 5f;fss' ssIzif fIisG sRGyARANA
Avegetsble substance used from time inmemsrAl In Brasil
Better Than C0paiba.
MAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT o.
MATICO vEGETALIs
Where all other have failed these Preparations
cure private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris by the celeb ated Dr.
@ raj remedies and copsiSs and cube6. The nectoD
used in recent and capsules in more shIose case:
Chemists to h L H. Prince Napoleon
ssId In New Orleans BY DUCoNGE
And every esad shenist
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. I.

Meets every frst and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets. Orcers-A Mszuresu, d. M A j. Van
dergrn, D. D. M; Henry Haskell, Secretary and Trsa-
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of Magazine Phillip streets, Fourth Disrict.
oce-Frank Pnster. @. p; Jacob seshause<. Il. P;
W. Allen, Scribe.
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BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.

A DAMS. COCKBURN q HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DIAN, ADAMS GAIT,
goHs d. ApAx., late Dean Adams Gsh; p J. CocxsUzs
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins 4 Co; O. 4
HOwK, Lake ProvidenceJ
Gotten Factors and Comzissfsa Msrehs.h
10. % UNION STREET.. NEW oRLKAER
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nR. BURN DU BUIssONr8 DIGESTIVE
~ LoSenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lactates-The
Alkaline Lactaes exercise the most beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either their peculiar action
the Of the stomach by sordng the
latter through their with the saliva gastric
juice ssupply OF Tactic Acid which all English, French
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle OF d.
geson Fer the information Of those who be without
medical advice be stated here that the symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain in the fsrehess hsm
crsniA gass gassrags heartburn, wind In the stomach
and bowels loss OF appetite emacation etc All these
disappear under tbs action Of the Alkaline LAcase which
may be always had in losenges or powders.
General depot In Paris ut GRIhAULT 90 Is, Chemists
q. H. Prince Napoleon, Is Rcheieu.
In New Orleans, at DUCONGBS, DKLOOHEs, GULL
LOTS and at every other good Ohsnlst'a
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sr saml NJ Todd r. Z. Grand Commander, New Orleans,
sr. Fulgencs Rcsu. v. z Deputy Grand Commands,
New Orleans
ST. jos p. Honor, K Grand Gensrallssmo OrIsans
sr W. T. Whitakes, K Grand Captain General, Ssv
Orlesnk
sr. Hy. r swasey, 3. Grand Prelste; New orlean&
Sr. VIM. McDur, z. Grand s. w., New Orlesns
sr. T. A. Bsrtlette Z. Grand j. w., New OrlssnA
sr. Emanuel Blessy, K Grand Treasurer New OrleanA
Sr. Gust sOntss, Z. Grand Recorder, New oEeans.
Sr. A. E. Billings, Z Grand Stand Bearer New orieaa
sr. Jos. r. Turck, T. Grand Wsrder, New Oresns
ST. Stephen s. seeck B. Grand Captain Of the Guards
hext annual conelave February IA 1868, A O. 7A
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Subordinate Eneampmep,.

WTLDEY NO l.
Meets the First Third SATURDAY., OF zach Month IN
Lodge Room No. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psny. ofhcers-J. B. HenO, c. P; J. G. DUNLAP H. P
A. Themson, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAMPNEST NO 5.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays each month N
Lodge Room No J. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. orcers-J. R. Walker c. P.;MM Samusls
II. p; Geo. W. Ssdler, Scribe.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMKNT No6
Meets the second and fourth Mondays In each month
Aagny Buildings, Third District oncers-JnO D. suhrsu
c. p; Il. y. stueken Il. p; =. stAhel, Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENCAxPNENT MOI.
Meets on the hrst and third Wednesday In JeassOu HAu
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,NHE GREAT EFFIUACIOUsNE sa OF
heszs. Grimsut Co.'S IOdsed Syrup Of HSrse Rad
h-The IOdEed Syrup OF Horse Radsh hessrs Grmaah
Co., Chemists to II. l. a. Prince Napoleon, Paris
always excellence slccedanous to Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment 10 follow in Emphatic and Screuous see
tiOns well In various Cutaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis Of this
medicine Professor KeEnsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed to Messs
Grimsut Co. by his Excelency the French Embassadsr
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II II A. follows:
"Grmanlts Iodsed Syrup OF Horse Radish IL
elementary and caustc state but in the Of acid
and Of organic combination similar to the iodine contained
Oed Liver OIL.
Ggned) VINCENT KLErxEsKI,
Chemical AnAyHeF the Law Courts Vienna HosptA
ChaKirk J. and K WIRDEy,
Professors Of Ohernistry.
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Eery rs Headaches aAd NeurnIRis
InstantaneOusly suTed by
GRIMAULTS BRAZILIAN GUARANA-
Avegetabe substance, used from time imemsriA In Brasil
sna entirely inoneRsVe.
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dull, and nothing doing. Wheat -Reesjeta
and demand very light; southern uncha,,e.
ed. Corn heayy-white and yellow. eI IL.
Oats heavy at 75c. Rye dull at 81 .5o@I .55.
Provisions quiet. Bacon shoulders, lie !:
Bulk, s69Ac. Mess Pork, s22.75e$2s.
CINCINNATI, January 21.-Flour Tn
changed. Corn advancing; ear, S3gssc. ;
shelled, 86GS7c. Provisions dull. Mess
pork-Old, $40; new, a21. Lard quiet at
l2%c. Bacon steady shoulders, 95ac.;
clear sides, 11Ac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 2t.-
Spirits turpentine firm at 4sG48Hc. Ro-
sin dull and quiet. Tar active at $3.50
Cotton declined No.; middling, l5c.
CHARLEsroS, January 21.-Cotton de-
clined No.; middliDg, 17c.; sales, 800
bales; receipts, 1850 bales.
SAVANNAH, January 2l.-Cotton dull
and declined; middling, 154Gl6Ac.;
sales, 63l bales; receipts, $500 bales.
AUGUSTA, January 2l.-Cotton easier (;
sales, GIT bales; receipts, $50 bales; mid
ding, l5c.
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STILL ANOTHER RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
The country will soon learn that even this
new bill will not satisfy the conspirators,
who are to meet this very evening at the
call Of Thad. Stevens, the chairman of the
Committee on Reconstruction, to consider
still another proposition. Stevens, in this
call, has again exhibited his Characteristic
cunning, and, under the plea of ill-health,
notifies the committee to meet at his pri-
vate residence, well-knowing the two De-
mocratic members will respectfully de-
cline the invitation, leaving himself and
his Radical colleagues to concoct in secret
another diabolical scheme for expressing
and harassing the southern people. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, a
member of the Reconstruction Committee,
addressed a note to Stevens protesting
against any meeting not held in the room
of the committee in the capitol. AS there
is no power to hold meetings Of a congress
sional committee outside Of the capitol, I'M
less by special legislation or consent Of the
committee, Mr.. Stevens will have again to
convert the meeting at his residence into
q political caucus. Should there be any
attempt to transact committee business
the matter will be brought to the attention
of the House as question of privilege
Washington letter-Baltin,ore Gazette.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-House.-The
reconstruction bill, as reported by the
committee, after Intellectual efforts tc
amend it by Butler, of Massachusetts,
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, and Kelly, was
passed-ayes, 1913; noes, 45-Corry, Of
Ohio, and Stewart, of New York, being
the only Republicans who voted with the
Democrats.
The Secretary of War was directed to
issue, for the relief Of all classes of the
destitute at the South, the dessicated
vegetables that accumulated during the
war.
The majority (adverse) and minority re-
ports in the case of John Young Brown,
member from Kentucky, were ordered to
be printed.
Senate.-The Conference Committee on
the Authorization bill reported that the
Senate agreed to recede from its amend.
ment, and pass the bill with On amendment
allowing the destruction and reissue of
mutilated bills. The report was adopted.
The cotton tax conference reported that
they had been unable to agree, and new
committee on the part of the Senate
Messrs. Schenck, Morehead, and Beall-
was appointed.
A petition of Isaac Irby and other
members of the Georgia Convention, ask
ing for authority to establish civil 60
vernment, was presented.
A memorial from citizens Of Texas was
presented alleging that the Federal office
holders in that State are nOn-residents,
and generally not in sympathy with the
Union men, but favor the policy of the
administration and the memorialists pray
the Senate to withhold their confirmation,
as there are enough loyal men in Texas to
fill these Offices.
The President was requested to inform
the Senate whether James A. Seddon, who
he recently pardoned, was Secretary OF
War while Wirz was keeper of the An
Jacksonville prison, and also how many
Union soldiers died from starvation and
other cruelties inflicted in violation OF
civilized warfare during Seddon's secreta
ryship.
Mr.. Conness offered resolution reel
ting the American arrests in Great Britain
and directing. the President to inquire il
these arrests were made without sufficient
cause; and if so to demand the release OF
the prisoners and enforce the demand
with the army and navy. Ordered to be
printed.
The bill relieving Governor Patton, O.
Alabama, was postponed.
The case of Senator Thomas, of Mary
land, was discussed and postponed with
the understanding that there would be
vote on it tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, January 2l-Euening. George
Francis Train is still under arrest.
The barque Thetis, from Wilmington,
N. c., for Liverpool, is ashore at Wexford.
United States bonds are quoted at 7lB
@72. c
LONDON, January 2l-Noon.- Consols,
92I. United States bonds, 7l7a.
LIVERPOOL, January 21-Noon.-Cotton
dull and tending downward !; prices DE-
clined *; estimated sales, s,ooo bales
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Atternoon.-
Corn, 45s. Cd. Red wheat, It's. I'd. Lard
active at SIS. Pork, 73s. Cd.
= Liverpool, January 2l.-EUening-Cot-
ton declined Lilo. Pork, 75s.
FRANKFORT, January 2l.-United States
bonds. I6L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-There wa!
a full Cabinet meeting Except Stanton
to-day.
The internal revenue receipts to-da!
were 100000.
Generals Thomas and Carlin recommend
the continuation of the Bureau in Tennes'
see.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will
tomorrow morning consider the House
bill changing the Supreme Court. 1t is
understood the committee stands three in
favor and four opposed to the bill.
Justices Chase, Swayne, and Miller, op-
posed advancing the McCardle case.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate
making necessary the advice and consent
Of the Senate in the appointment Of all
general and special Government agents
employed by the President, and causing
the term of all now employed to expire in
thirty days after the passage of this bill.