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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03
MONETARY 4 CUMMERCLAL
New YORK aarket.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, August l.
CoTToE-A shade firmer; sales of 1900
bales, in port, last evening at 30 O93015c for
FLOUR - Receipts. 1872 barrels; 5@.Oc
better: sales of $500 barrels at 81 709
IS e5 for Supelfine State and West
ern; SIS 90 fd9 Is for extra state; IS 60u 10 80
for extra Western; s s59l3 80 for white
wheat extra :SS 909l3 lor.ROund Hoop Ohio F.;
50 O09Sl1 GO for ezra ST. Louis; Sll O09Sl4
iOr choice do; California a shade frmer
sales OF 500 sacks at $40 600l2 so. Rye flour
firmer; sales of $50 barrels at SS9l0 Is
CoRN MEAL-Steady; sales OF 200 barrels
WHISKY and firmer; sales of
600 barrels. in bond, at 60c.
WHEAT-R Gel pts, S,S0l bush. prices l092c
better, and quiet; sales of 200 bushels at
81 80 for No. Spring; S2qe2 03 for No. d n. !;
81 p for new amber Georgia; g S71zCe2 40
for white Canada, chiefly inside prices;
81 40 tor white Michigan.
RYE-Scarce and quiet.
BARLEY-NOminai.
BARLEY MALT-NOminal.
CoRN-Receipts l79 425 bushels; favOrs
buyer; sales IS, 600 bushels at 81 O5aI % for
unsound; 81 lOGl l3-the latter an extreme
for sound IN, Xed Western, both afioat.
OATS s-Dull and lower; safes As 600 bush
els a Sic for Western In store; SIC Tor do.
afiOat.
C0FFEE-Dull.
SUGAR Steady: sales DO hOoShe eaGs
CUBA at lI15 15Gl2Ac.
MoLASsEs-Quiet.
HoPS-Duli.
PETRoLECM-Quiet at II54e for crude,
anu 34c for refined bonded.
LIE LEATHER-Steady.
CoAL-QuieG.
WooL-Quiet, without decided change ;
sa les $4,000 pounds at 40059c Tor dom eSttc
fleece ;-38U42c for pulled.
PoR z-tIrmer aud in fair demand, with
sales or Z,Sj0 bbls at SIS G6G2S 30 for new
mess, closing at SIS Sd regular; S2S 00G2S 50
for old do; so 50G3 30 Tor prime; S2i O09
S4 y for prime mess. Stock, old and new,
69,690 Dbls; last month, 75,i09
BEtF-SLe4uy sales OF 40 bbiS at SO UJG
so 80 Tor new plain m aSS: 81 50a4 - for
new extra mess stock. OLD and new. ~,
S15 pkgS; last IN Onf b. II .47S; lstsT year =, ~
Tierce Beef quiet at S2l 90 s23 90 tor prime
mess $50 001s36 90 for InCia mess. Beet
Hams dull at S26 00ss31 50.
CUT MEATs-F rDl and active; sales of
$50 pkgs at l3ul4e for shoulders; 16al91zc
Tor hams; middles quiet, with sales small
lots c T ice -cured atlIc
z.4ARD-Aci I'VE and firmer; sales of $50
tlerces at l75sCd 1899 for steam ;.lS159 I9c Tor
kettle rendet ed.
BUTTER-Steady: 25a33c for ohio.
4 CHEESE Firm at lIegi6c.
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THE CAUSE In PIKE COUNTY.
The Largest and Most Enthusiast
Meeting Ever Held in the
ai7 County.
TELLING SPEECH BIZ GOV. BAKER.
THE suGHz1NG BOYS IN Blue


PETERSBURG. Indiana, Aug. 1. 1868.
Editors Journal: ll..sre
To-day we held the largest and
most enthusiastic. meeting ever as
sembled in this county. An attempt
at a. correct estimate of the crowd
would end in failure-four thousand
is small enough of an estimate.
Early in the day crowds of people
were seen coming in from every
direction, and by all means of con
veyance. The = Fighting Boys in
Blue were out IN fulIforce and a full
regimental organization effected. The
soldiers came into town some on
horseback, in wagons, and on loot,
with colors flying. The old enthusi-
asm of 1S61-64 was manifest through
out the day Good order prevailed
and the proceedings were harm onious.
Let it 60 forth through the whole of
the First District, that old Pike is
fully aroused, and victory is ours
with an-increasedenn majority. q
Such meetings as to-day assembled
does ones soul good. Tt reminds us
of the uprising of the peoDIe of 1864,
after the dark days of 1923.
Governor Baker made a ine and
telling spseeh.pI need not go into a
lengthy detail Of the speech for the
JOURNAL readers in the First District
of Indiaaa. Here, ,-where he is known
and loved, as at his own home, it is
sufficient to say that he sustained his
former reputation as speaker, and
thatis saying a great deal.
The county ticket Is q strong one,
and is sure of success. God, Grant,
Baker, Veatch and Victory is our
watchword. '4qa bee ie.9eIe
At the close Of Governor Bakers
speech, which was received with en-
thusiasm, General Veatch took the
stand, but heavy rain coming up,
he could do 10 more than thank his
friends and excuse himself from
speaking. 4ssfed
Republicans of other counties of the
First District, we Of Pike bid you
God speed in our good work, and if
you will sustain our gallant leader for
CONGRESS, as Old Pike, from 500 to
1000 majority is sure on the second
Tuesday In October. Eel
Il Yours for the right "a Flo.
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TPUBLIc-No. IL I

AN ACT amendatory. to an act approx
ed July tWenty-six, eighteen hun
dred and sixty six, entitled IAN
{ act to authorize the construction of
certain bridges, and to establish
them as post roads"
Whefeas the St. Louis and Illinois
| Bridge Company, organized under the
laws of the State of Missouri. and.ffie
Illinois and st. Louis Bridge Com
pany, organized under an act of the
general assembly Of the State of Illi-
nois, have been consolidated, in pur-
suance of the authority granted to
the said Illinois and St. Louis Bridge
Company, IN their act of incorpora-
ton, and the authority granted to the
st. Louis and Illinois Bridge Uom-
pany, by an act Of the general assem-
bly, of the State of Missouri, approv-
ed March nineteenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eight; Therefore,
Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House of. Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the company formed
by this consolation, under the name
and style of the Illinois and st. Louis
Bridge Company, is hereby recognized
and declared to be corporation by
that name, with full authority to con-
struct bridge across the Mississippi
river, opposite the city of ST. Louis, in
conformity to the act of which this
act is amendatory, with all the rights,
privileges, and powers granted and
conferred by the several acts of the
general assemblies of the States Of
Illinois and Missouri to the respective
companies by the consolidation lof
which the said Illinois and st. Louis
Bridge Company was formed, aud not
inconsistent with the provisions Of
the act to which this act is amenda-
tory: And provided further, That in
constructing said bridge there shall
be one span Of at least five hundred
feet clear between piers.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the said corporation may exc
cute mortgage and issue bonds pay
able, principal and interest, in gold,
and their bridge across the Missis-
sippi River and approaches thereto,
when constructed, shall be n post
road to carry the mails of the United
States, aud enjoy the rights and priv
ileges OF fothcr post roads.
SEC. ,. And be it further enacted,
That said corporation may hold their
meetings in either the State OF Illi-
nois or the State of Missouri, as the
board of directors may elect, and the
directors may be citizens of any of
the United States; and said corpora
tion may sue aud be sued in any cir
cult court of the United States: Pro-
vided, That nothing in this act or in
any previous legislation affecting the
premises Shall be so construed as to-
d prive the legislatures of the States
of Illinois and Missouri of the right
to regulate the tolls and fares which
may be charged by said company for
the use OF. such bridge: Provided
further, That The tolls now fixed by
the legisl lures of Illinois and Mis-
souri, shall not be Increased. 1o d
Approved July 20, 1868. ga
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINHATI. August 2.
FLoUR-Unchanged and nominal at
50 756el0 90.
WHEAT--Inactive: old IS held at 81 q
for No. 2, and 81 ID Tor No. /, but these
rates are above the views of BUYER; sa es
of choice red at 50 Is; new irregu ar at
81 709I IS the quality is poor generally.
CORN-ClOseg firmer at S5G86c. II
OATs-Steady and in light supply; No.
OLD brought SIC; new IS to 70. #
COTTON eirmer; mlddling 19Izc.
ToBACC0-Nothfngd doing.
WHIsKY-Firm at 55c in bond.
Mass PoRK-Firnly held at SIS 50, but
these rat = are above the views of buyers.
LARD-In demand at l3c, but it is held
&c higher. No sales. -t
BULK MEATS AND BACON-Are nomin-
ally unchanged and quiet.
BUrTER-Scaree and firm at 30@ SC. La
PoTATu uES-DulI at 81 so. y n ttlt
ONIONS Neglected, and offered at 81 co
per bbi.
HAYS 81 90 lower ay3
LINsEED OIL-sI 059l 03 and steady.
CLOVER SEED-Neglected and in no de-
mand. ~
1INorHY-A good demand at 81 4O@2 so.
FLAx-S2 90.
GOLD-l4i15 buying.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August l.
ToBACCo-The demand exceeds the sup
ply, and prices are full.
CoTToN-Nothingd doing.
HEMP All grades under choice lower 4:
SI20g145 for fair TO prime; SI56aIG0 for
strictly prime to choice undG es~ed.
FLOUR-Dull and we lzer; sales of su per-
fine AT 81; Xxx at s. 50a9 81.
WHEAT-Buyers stood of. and all grades
below choice declined 5Gl0c; fancy red
sold at 81 40; choice White, 81 3ta2 35 /:
strictly prime to choice red, 81 l5g92 50 /;
prime Nebraska Spring sold at 81 s.
CoRN-He Wv and easier at S9aS2c for
mixed and yellow; S79911zc. for white.
OATs-Steady and better under the legal
rate rule which went into effect to-day.
Prices ranged at 46G5lc.
RYE--Lower; 81 1OgI u for choice.
PRovIsIoNs-S Steady aud hrRl. but not
active; pork sold at S29929 Is; bulk meats
ncminally UNCHANGED at l2%8l64c for
shoulders, rib and clear sides; bacon un-
changed at IIs4@I4c for shoulders, and 1874
917c for clear sides.
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] ESTABLISHED. 1881.

BE 1t resolved by the Senate and
house of Repres entatives of the
onlted states of America in Congress
assembled, That hereafter no consul
or consular agent of the United States
shall exact tonnage fees from anv
vessel of the United States foncbing
at or near ports In Canada. on her
regular voyage from one port to an
other within the United States. unless
SAID consul or consular agent shall
perform some official services, reoIiir-
ed by law, for such vessel when She
shall thus touch at Canadian port
Approved July 20, 1868.
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[PUBL1o REsoLUTIoN-No. AS

EPUBLIo REsoLUTIoN-No. 48.1
Joint Resolution authorizing the issue
of clothing to company +, eight
eenth regiment United States i'm
fantry. n
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
ofeAmerica in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary of War be, and he
is hereby, authorized to issue to the
thirty three enlisted men of company
Il, eighteenth regiment u. s. infantry,
clothing in lieu of, and equal Ia
amount to, that lost by them In cross
ing the North Platte river, in June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, as
shown and recommended in the report
of the board of survey convened un-
der special order number three, head
quarters post Fort Bridger, Utah. of
date of January twenty-fourth, eight
cen hundred and sixty-seven.
Approved, July 20, 1868.
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chicago Market.

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Aug. l.
FLoUR-Qulet and firm at IS 5e9lO 90 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-FiTmer; sales OF new No. at
at 81 7I@1 70: 81 90 for old; No. an
changed since the noon Board.
CoRN-Firmer and 3@3Ac higher; sales
of No. at 95IzG9Sc; No. 2 at 9f9951ac; and
rejected at s9c; closing steady at 97@9714e
for No. /. -
OATs-Fairiy active; sales of old at 63c
and rev at 58d591zc; closing at 561a959e; /;
sales at 49LSas0c sell lers' August
RYE-Quiet and firm at 81 81 for No. 1,
and 81 10 fer rejected.
BARLEY-FIrmer and nominalIy l0c
higher. @ar
IGHWINES-Iuaet1ve: bonded hell at
60c and free at 81 %; 55c offered for bonded
and 81 Is for free. aNf
PRoVIsIoNS-Mess Pork sold at s2S T5@
% 80; closing firm at S28 %. Lard sofa at
I8c sellers September, and l7l2gl15ze cash
Dry Salted Shoulders nominaily &c high
er; held at I1z@l2c.
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PITTS BURG
Republican Meeting Speech OF Hon.
John A Bingham--AeeessiOnS 10 the
Republican Ranks-Gen. SWeetzer
Said 30 be Among them.

PITTsBURG, July 31.-The speech
of Hen. John A. Bingham, at the
Republican meeting last night, ere
ated profound impression upon his
large audience. 1t is to be extensive
ly distributed. as a campaign docu-
ment, by the Republican Committee.
There are reports of large Democratic
accessions to the cause of Grant and
the Union, and names are. freely men
toned; among others General j.
Bowman Sweetzer. who was the DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress against
General Moorhead, two years ago.
General Burnside passed through
here yesterday, en- route for the West.
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VOL. XIX.

ton. This year the publication was
confined to the papers having the
most limited circulation, and conse-
quently the larger proportion of the
taxpayers received no notification
whatever.
But we have no disposition to do
Mayor WALKER any injustice, even
by intimation, and make the correc-
ton. which we regard as due him.
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fPuRLl1cr-No. n

An Act to aid the Improvement OF
the Des ,moines aud Rock Island
Rapids in the Mississippi River.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled. That whenever in tile
prosecution of the improvements of
The Mississippi River, at either the
Des Moines or rock Island rapids
therein, 1T becomes necessary or prop
way over any lands, orlto use any
earth quarries, or other material
lying adjacent. or near to either of
said works, and needful for its PROSE
cution, the officer in charge of said
work, or his assistant. may in the
name Of the United States. take pos
session of and use the same, after
having first paid or secured to be
paid, the value thereof, which may
have been ascertained In the mode
provided by the laws of the State
wherein such property or material
lieCs !, Tor adjudging the value OF IrI--
vate property which may be needed
for any public improvement: ProYld-a :
ed, however, That when the owner or
such property or material shall tlN a
price for the same, which, in
the opinion of the said officer in
charge. shall be reasonable, he may
take the same at such price without
'usS"sf SEC. q 1olS ASSd be it further enacted,
That a portion of the appropriations
made or to be made for the prosecu-
ton of the improvements aforesaid,
not exceeding fifty thousand dollars
in amount, may be applied In pay
ment of the property or material
taken and used as aforesaid.
Approved. July 20, 1868.
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A CAREFUL examination of the
files Of the Courier conyinces us that
we did Mayor WALKER injustice on
Friday by intimating that he had not
notified taxpayers that the Board of
Equalization would hear complaints
with reference to the valuation Of
their property. The notice was en-
bodied in the advertisement announe-
ing the sessions of the Board. Our
mistake grew out Of the fact that
heretofore the advertisement was pub
lished in all the papers of the city, SO
that all the taxpayers of the city
could get the benefit of the notifca-
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louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsyILLE, AugI.
ToBACCo-F rm; sales OF AZ hogsheads; /;
lugs 81 50a9 10; medium leaf SI5 90.
FLoUR--Superfine S5 25a6 20.
WHEAT-SI Sigh 81.
CORN-93a90c.
OATS-AL soc for new.
MESS FoRK-S2S 50Sd2S Is.
JARD-lS14l9ls15c.
BACON-ShOuiders 1870, clear rib sides
1870, clear sides l714c.
BULx MEArs-ShouIders I2g19114c; clear
sides l6Gl64c.
WHIsKYERaw, free. 81 20.
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TPUBLIc-No. 747

An Act concerning the tax commis9
sioners for the State of Arkansas.
BE if enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled. That the acts and pro-
ceedings which have been had on per-
formed by any two of the tax COM
missioners, in and for the. State of
Arkansas, shall have the same force
aud effect as if had and performed by
all three of said commissioners.
Approved, July 20, 1868. 1ea
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Utah, and establish Land Office
In said Territory and extend the
Homestead and Presumption laws
over the same. esisau ~ -
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America In Congress
assembled. That the President, by
and with the advice Eand consent of
the Senate, shallbe, and he is1hereby,
authorized to appoint a surveyor gen.
eral for the Territory of Utah, whose
annual salary shall be three thousand
dollars, and whose. power, authority,
and duties shall be the same as those
provided by law. for the surveyor gen.
eral of Oregon. He shall have proper
allowances for clerk hire, office rent,
and fuel, not exceeding what is now
allowed by law to the Surveyor gen.
eral of Oregon. rilh4sifH& SfllI
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted.
That the public lands of. the United
States within the Territory Of Utah, ]
shall constitute a new land district, to
be called the Utah district; and the
President is hereby authorized TO ap-
point, by yand with the advice and con-
sent of Senate, a register and receiver
of public money for said district, who.
shall be required toreside atthe places
at which said Offices shall be located,
and they shall have the snme powers,
perform the same duties, and be en- |
titled to the same compensation as
are or may be prescribed By law in
relation to land offices of the URited /
States In other Territories. al
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, /
That the Secretary ofathe interior is,
hereby authorized to olocate said offices
IF surVey-g5neral and register and
Of public moneys at some
place or places in said Terri
ery. sah ~ p ,'isF40a3 9di 1oHg .o
SEC. 4 And be it further enacted,
That the pre.emptiun. homestead,
nd other laws Of the United States
applicable to the disposal of the pub :
ic lands, are hereby extended over
aid district. go al.
Approved. July 16, 1868. sibni -
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CAIRO.
Republican Meeting RaVages of the
Cattle DlSeaSe-DiIFcrenCe OF Opln-
Ion About lt. sl.ft H

CAIRO, July 31.-The Republicans
held mteting last evening, which
was we'll attended Great interest
and enthusiasts were manifested.
Fifty cows haze already died in
Cairo, of a disease supposed to have
been introduced by Texas cattle.
Many citizens do not believe that
Texas cattle have anything TO DO
with it.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 1.
CorToN-The market is bare; receipts
3 bales; exports bale; receipts for the
week enulng Friday, 33 bales; exports,
73 bales; stock, 46 bales.
FLOUR-Duli; superdne S797 so.
WHEAT-SI 906g2 90. Es
CORN-S50 SOC. 81
OAT5-55g 60c.
HAY-S2O.
BRAN-S23.
CORN MEAL-e4 50G4 rs.
PORK-S29 so.
LARD-l9d20c.
BAcoN-Firm; shoulders 1s1zc; clear
sides I53zc.
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TELEGR. AP II.
General Schurz at Indian
aaanl apolIs. We
q ------ .N1-s.
Republicanism in Penn
sylVania. so
Grand M ass Meeting at In
dianapolis, August 18th.
LOUISVILLE.
The Reno Brothers - their Removal
10 New Albany.

LOUISVILLE. August 1.-William
and Simon Reno, charged with being
engaged in robbing the express com
pany of $4,000 on the oath of May,
were brought back to New Albany
this morning by the sheriff of Scott
County, Indians, and placed in Jail,
where they will remain until the
seventh OF September, when they
will be taken back to Scott County
for trial. Some disposition was made
to mob the prisoners by men from
Jackson County, but the precautions
which had been taken deferred them.
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In A long article in the Courier of
Saturday, a pretended comparison is
made between the printing bills
allowed the JOURNAL in 1866, and the
Couirer during the first quarter Of
the present year. The only reply we
have to make to it is, that in the main
the statements and figures are false, as
an examination of the JOURNAL bills,
on file in the Clerks Office,
will demonstrate. We challenge
the Courier to copy the bills as
they were rendered. They viii not
only convict it of falsehood in the par
ticular to which we now allude. but
4, also In other statements that it has
y made.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Reception and Speech or Carl Schurz
-tlncennes Railroad - Prepare.
lions FOR The Great Mass Meeting.

! INDIANAPoLIs, July 31.-General
Carl Schurz arrived in this city this
morning, and was met at the Depot
by a committee of Germans and
Americans, who escorted him to the
Bates House, where he received calls
during the day.
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New YORK GOLD and STOCK Market.

by 16ic2rap1s1 NEW YORK. August L. =
MONEY The supply continues excessive,
and call loans easy at 3a4 per cent.
BANK STATEN MENT.
The bank statement is favorable, show
ing he continued contraction in ioa rs and
material increase in deposits and legal
tenders. Loans, S279 3Il ,657; decrease. 81,
033 592. Specie, 80 u2 z37; decrease, So0l ,864.
Circulation. 33957-305; decrease. SO ,06S
Deposits, S22S, 100 ,S6F; increase, Sl,343,205.
Legal Tenders, e73y y63s ,96l; increase, 81 ,402.-
475. f--
STERLInG- Dull at 95saf01<.
GOLD Active; advancing TO 1861 {6I I45fss I;
closing firm thereat; all offered prom mptly
taken: large uncovered short Interest,
especially among foreign eXehauge;it 1t Is
firm and ra ther decreaseu in cash supply
GoVERNMEEr, ,SToCR Son ct and steady.
The time for converting s7-30s expired to-
day, and there are probably five millions
of dollars outstanding, which via be
paid in currency mt par. Coupons
Of issi, Il5as@Il51S; do 'e2 1l414g 1l4zz;
new, iGs54qiOs1s do. '67, 1870 1885; 90. .-',B,
l09al09H; 10 40s, I0S54g10S1s: 7-30s, l0S14@
I0S15 The conversions of 7-30s for money
are S155 $50.
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D lPUBLIc-No. 7S1

An act declaratory of the law in
- regard to officers Icashiered or. dis
missed from the, army by the, sem
tence Of a general court martial.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives = of the
United States of America in Con-
,gresse assembled, That no officer of
the army of the United States who
has been or shall hereafter be cash
tered or dismissed from the service
by tho sentence of "a general conrt-
martial. formally approved by the
proper reviewing authority, shall ever
be restored to the military service
except by a reappointment, confirmed
by the Senate. Of the United States.
Approved July 20, 1868. -9r
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[PUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 5O.1
Joint Resolution generating certain
vessels of the United States from
the payment of tonnage fees to con-
sular agents In Canada.
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TPUBLTC-No. R7

An Act for the registration or enroll
ment of certain foreign vessels.
Be it enacted by the Senate and