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MONTANA.

1923 From Virginia City. by Nevada City. sheri-
dan, Sturgis. and Nostana, II Bannach city, 40
l,ies and ba K hrce times Il week.
Leave Virginia City MUnlay, Wednesday, ana
FRIDAY at A. N:
Arrive at Bannack City next davshy T. NJ
Leave Bina,ck City Mond4s, Wednesday, aEd
Erid,y 1t AN:
A.rive at Virginia City next days by l. y.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

VyHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
| listing under the name and firm Of Spencer 4
Atkinson is this day, April 9Th, lH6> ds-o, we'd by
mutual consent. A. ". AFCIIINSON,
J. J. SPENCER
DAYTON New. Nav eth ISIS. myl2 In
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COLORADO.

:,G3j From Cheyenne, dakota, hy La Porte. to
Denver, Colorado, lo2 miles and back, daily,
supplying such offices on the route, at the
discretion If the Department.
Leave Cheyenne daily at 8 \. NJ (cr on arrival
Of cars from the East};
Arrive at Denver in tive atv-four hours:
Leave Denver daily at t 4. NJ;
Arrive at Cheyenne in twenty four hours.
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kAN& As.

1897 From Coyote (end Of the Union Pacific Rail
ruai, L. D. to Denver, Colorado, 265 miles and
hack, daily.
Leave Coyote daily at A. NJ. for on arrival of
cars from the Ei-t).
Arrive at Denver in seventy two hours;
Leave Denver daily at u A. NJ.
Arrive Il: CIyote in sevcnty-two hours.
The route and service will be curtailcd at pro
;-1tG reduction U: pay, the railroad is
tSuiei westward.
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1lth clay OF April,


onstl nfs,it ''' anu
| 49, Iobr Y ,,ossessorr claim N 50 acres nj
I'D : l; "fNvl - ..ctiar1I T75NE1a +
of Nt Ui3lI, veridi+n mi ,rrrrnye1nrn.s. tax and
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~ ~ .,. ,,oi, =. .I,. ,,,s+ 1eal i
t,at ~ Io- 81 ~ t,,sssII Crnn .nrvcv Of M
nire t,itv and ,mrrovcpen.s also personal rrar,.r
tv assessed NJ 3On 0a fay and DELINQUENCY - 81
Bradley RS " Of lots . and 3 in block - If
p i;i'i,; C,.'@p GU md ielin.
-, - '
CrS,IsIi Oliver rosSessorv claim 10 lot 6 in
block o1 Of EnIIire CITY and improvements: and
personal propert! valneanI assessed at / 500 co,
tox a,'d ,ia,in,rnrcv Il ~
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go, t'. t,x a,,,j ,1.Iiy,g,,erry T.; d
CaxeI Mr. rIizata1h Itrs.,naI rraper;y asses
sol a. ! a ~. FAY aud iDlircreu,, ., a.
4. 4'o w. ',,> '''''' "''''-t
ca'"&-adef. H''fN' possess C''''Il 80 - ''.i e.
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~ - =" :, T.. 81 L.
n"rih GE lard CialH<rd ny - Eat'h' sun " nN
"rence ami iieadwaE. s'in i9md c'mm2h'y
tax All Delinquency 10 80.
r. 81 mar L. = "''" = .'"'' 90 ' ~ ''
block - II EmlHFe ti'y @nt "n-e lnrlren; a.>'
pttH ma. p ny 'ss'sse1 d rf0'' TIA anu r'-Iu
4Irh'N =, 90 ,o
Fan anu L'N'oi' !.'7>' '''.'i' - - ~
land and Improvements. "a The Lahe h'ffr road
"to !. en- M nm
swift STAT "ni TAX and dtilnI'sIeL 81 o. 10.
"t'e>' L. hy''>t go l"' ia iiI't''i 49, anu
tuFitaEe assessed at - o. tax and delinquency
- - Ill., 80, .
GrInne.I ; I'iia I,>S,S> ~ cam Il, 49, acre.
ments; al" IeF,ns iF CIT! assessed al - 'O'
Ja'n',' ms l',,I,> ~ ,'i" w ~ 81
's" a't ~ i, 70 v+t1;,Jl
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i E,,IS,n". - ~ .55
.s,'ii1 .TI.NE1"t.It lIt Tfahl3 meridian and
-er,,,sl 1rof.7rtv assessed at 10 W: tax and de-
5i, ,,Tr'.- - 20
~ '',f Nv nj .W1 NfNEl. # -sr,iau in ,
nents; raxand DELINQUENCY & y.
pruyn N,rreI,r> r,ret.ss1rv claim To 2sCres #
land near safe Home Tunnel in Pine Nut lang and
personal propettv assessed AT So 0t tax AID ieln-
,nerry ii 30.
,n, ners,naI property assessed at TOO co. tax and
delinquency IL.
Sharon. William. money at interest secured by
100 %. tayesapd DELINQUENCY - II.
Walter. Albert, possessory claim TO lG0 acres Of
and being SCI, Of Nv Il md T.. If Ne and
SEl If Ne !, Of section n I IS y L 20 L Of Nj
1ally meridian and personal property assessed Al
.CO co: tax and delinquency 10 %.
Walton, Rufus po-sessory claim to that portion
# the + Of NV Il and W l. Of y Z of section
iu Is 10 Z of Mt Dl.blo meridian, lying
North of Clear Greek, about 50 acres; tax and
delinquency 10 ..
Wrench, William, possessory claim to 50 acres OF
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NEVADA.

4i37 From Genoa, by Tslro and Slippery Ford, t.
Pts1e-y He, = miles and back. once Il week.
Leave sita0l VI nGdGv 1T \.
Arrive at placervil!e next day 10y Il ";
Leave P.acrrvil!e We!neslay at A. NJ;
arrive at Genoa next DAY by Il M
NOTES
Each route nrst be Bill for separately. with
separate guaranty AMI ceTtiti ate, AID mast pro-
vide Tor tie couv vance Of the NAL with = celeII-
ty. certainty. and security" using the terms ri
:he law. and p po-sl must be guaranteed by tw"
rrspon,iJl psrs certified 70 rs 5nch by post
master o. juice IF 4 court -: record.
No pay WI be made FOX trip not performed, and
far "a n Of sch omissions not satisfactorily eX-
paincd three times the pay OF the trip may he
...,iucteI. For arriv ls tar BENIN tinle - to
t--ak Connection with depending mails, and MT
efficiently excused. one urth Of The comrea-a-
!. IN TO- the trip is sahiect to forfeiture FIN,
will be imposed. unless the 'I;Giueacy he ATS
f,cteriy expi.i ne J, fJr reglecjnl. t. take the
Ill from o. into post office; for suffering it to
LtsinjuTei, destroyed, robbed, or lost, or for re
fi-a%. af1er demand. ~ convey ne mail az ire
gIcatly "a thu contractor rms, or Is concerned III
r;.lrin :; vehicles on the roUte- TIE Postmaster
General aaHul the Cu:rric- FIR ,ti~obcyin- the
,s,,t lice Avs o. the Instructions OF the Depart
ilcnt He may alter the sche ,,.lt of departure
.ri sriv Is. All also order an iacrea-e Of service
hf allowing therefor pry rit,t Increase On con-
-,,t nav II NAV also curtiil discontinue tlp
: rvice in wlJieo in part, A. prn?r'i'n't- de-
t-t.-e o. pay allowing I'LL indemnify - the
one months extra compensation the
-,r,u: of service dispensed with, ana p9- rcta
sarnn.ns :tion for the service retained and con-
timed.
Pr form Of proposal &C.. &c. advertise |
IN mt il pamrh'et form IT routes in Kansas |
Ne,-a4ka Colorado, &c, dated November 80 |
s6., or any similar advertisement issued by the
Department.
Rias should he addressed to the 90 Second
.si-tart Postmaster General superscr;bed Pro
n,-als, State of - and sent by mail
ALEX W. RANDALL
un,f-td Postmaster General.
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ST NMONS :.

Nevada Revenue stamp JGC.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The SECONT
| Jliiciu District of the STATE OF Nevada, il
and fer the County Of Ormsbv b.
De f-u,l@lt.
Act, N brought in the District Court Of the Sec
oni Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. in
AMI tur The sail Comfy, and the complaint fird
in sail Comfy, in the office Of the Clerk If said
District Cont the I'd day of March A D 1865.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 10 Hannah c..
II. L1Nlor. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above r"mei plaintiff
in tie District Court Of the Second JUii"iAi Dis
trlcr of TIN. STATE Of Nevada. i'll and flr the County
Of OrGasbr a ID L. answer TIE complaint flied there
in "a copy Of which accompanies this summons
within ten days exclusive Of the Gay OF service
At the service On wa # this SUNNI Ills ii served
within this county; If served ont Of this
county Int in this district. within twenty DAYS,
otherwise within forty days--or Judgment ~ de-
fault VIII b. taken against you, according 10 the
PRAYER If said complaint.
The said action is brou eht 10 obtain decree If
div roe ulou the grounds + wilfui! tcsertun TT
more than twp years, and 10 obtain the custody If
Emmett J. Lawor. son Of tEe plaintiff and d. M
ant because Il the Hutitncss ii the defendant t.
have the care, custody. control and c'iucatI'n ci
the said Emmett J. Lawlor.
And Won are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will take judgment
and decree against YOU for divorce ard for the
custody Of sad child, Emmct j l.awlor.
Given under my head. and the Seal
of the District Court # TIE Seaoui
Judicial District of The State If Ne
~ D ~ va,ia IT, aud for the County Of Orinsby,
this 9Th day of VI ,rch, in the year Of QUE Lord
one to,ls md ri-ht hundred and siXty-ei-ht.
mu17-sw NJ. j. ASHM0RE, Clerk.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND AND TERRITORIAL
POST nEFICE DEPARTMENT.

AsHINGTON. NarCh 3, nus.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1 Contract Office of this Department until P.
NJ Of June 10 next TO he decided by the 10TH /,
for conveying the mails of the United States in
Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, and
Nevada from October l. 1868. to June SO, 1870, on
tie routes and by the schedule of departures and
arrivals herein specified.
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA.
STATE OF NV AUA,
ENECITINE DEpARTNEN

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NY THE AUTHORITY IN NE VESTED BY
- the Constitution and Laws Of the State Of
Nevada. l hereby offer
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NETWORK. TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1865.

North Carolina louisiana South Carolina and Alabama
and
Whereas 1t further appears from official documents
e in this Department, that the Legislatures of two OF
Jersey have since passed resolutions respectively with
drawing the Of each Of said States the aforesaid
amendment and
Whereas II IL deemed matter OF dOubt and uncer-
tapy whether such resolutions not irregular and in
Vahd, and therefore, Intellectual for Withdrawing the
consent OF the SAID two States Of either Of Them to the
Aforesaid amendment; and
Whereas The whole number OF States In the United
states IS thirty-seven, to wit wHampshire Massa-
chusetts Rhode Island, Connecticut, NewYork. New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Virginia,
North Carolina South Carolina Georgia, Vermont Ken
lucky Tennessee, Ohio, louisiana Indiana, Mississippi
Illinois Alabama Maine, Missouri, Arkansas Michigan,
Florida Texas Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, CALIFORNIA,
Oregon Kansas, West Virginia, Nevada, and Nebraska;
ana whereas, The twentythTee States frst herein ne
fore paed whose legislatures have ratified the said pro-
posed amendment and the six States next thereafter
named as having ratified the SAID proposed amendment
together constitute eourths Of the whole numbers
or States In the United States.
NOtc, therefore, be knOTn, That l. William H. Seward,
Secretary OF State of the United State by virtue and ID
pursuance of the second section OF the act OF Congress-
approved the goth day OF April 1873 hereinbefOre ced
do hereby certify that the resolutions OF the Legisla
lures Of Ohio and NewJersey, ratyng the aforesaid
amendment TO be deemed as rem aiming OF full force
and effect Notwithstanding the subsequent resolutions OF
the Legislatures Of these States which purport TO with
draw the consent OF said States from such ratification,
then the aforesaid amendment has been ratified In the
manner herenbefOre mentioned and so has become valid
TO all nents aud purposes as part OF the Constitution
Of the United States.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal OF the department Of State TO be affixed
Done at the City ofWashngtoB this 10th day Of July the OF
Lord thousand eight hundred and sIyegh and Of the nde
Jeadence Of the United States Of America the ninethrd
WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary Of State.
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VETO OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE RESO-
LUTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2O-The President sent
the following, this afternoon, TO the Senate;
To the Senate Of he United States.
have given 10 the joint resolution entitled retOlu
ton excluding from the Electoral College the votes OF the
States lately In rebellion, which shall not have been
recognized" careful examination a. have been able
to upon the subject during the few days that nave
interviewed since the measure submitted FOR my ap
prOyal Feeling constrained TO withhold my consent
here with the resolution 10 the Senate In which
Uouse it originated, with brief statement OF the reasons
which have Induced action This JointIesoutlon is
hased upon the assumption that some OF the states
Whose Inhabitants were lately IN rebellion, are
moi now entitled TO representation IN Congress,
and to participate in the election OF Presi-
dent and Vice-President OF the United States.
have heretofore had occasion 20 give IN detail my rea
sos for dissenting from thus view II not necessary
ills time 10 repeat them II IS sufficient TO state that
eoDtpue strong in my conviction That tbs acts OF Seces
eOu y which number Of the States sought 10 dissolve
rhe connection with the other States and 70 subyert tue
Union being unauthorized by the sttltion, ana IN
direct violation thereof were from the beginning aOsO
lntey null and void II follows necessarily that whel
the Rebellion terminated, the several states when hau
empted 70 secede continued 10 be states In the Union
and al that was required 20 enable them 10 resume hef
relations 10 the Union that they should ADOPT Tue
measures necessary 70 their practcal restorhtQn as
states Such measures adopted, ana the egltnne
result wac that those States having cOnf0rned 10 an Tue
re0uTrements OF the Constitution resumed ihelf
relations and became entitled 70 the exercise OF All ne
rights guaranteed to them by its provisions Inc yons
resolution under consideration, however, eeoan 1
TO assume that by tha insnreeno"'r' "n's
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The President to-day
nominated to the Senate William p Wells DO Assistant
Treasurer John L. Dawson Of Pennsylvania to be Minis
ter Extraordinary Russia Christopher L. Cox OF Mary
land 20 be Commissioner OF Pensions Henry NJ Watts to
be Minister TO Austria Elisha FOOe OF NewYOrk TO be
Commissioner Of Patents, William :. Rosecrans to be
Minister Extraordinary To Spain, John A. McClernand or
Illinois 70 DO Minister TO Mexico, Edmund Cooper 10 be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Robert Muller OF
Nevada TO be Register OF Public Money at Belmont New
Albert g. OF Colorado 10 be Agent for the Kowa
and COmanche Indians, J. G.. Riddle OF Nevada to be
Receiver OF Public Money at Belmont, New, Daniel j.
Ryan Of Wisconsin, Receiver Of Public Moneys at Keno
sha Wisj o. H. Durham, Assessor OF Internal Revenue
for the lid District Of California; Theodore j. Tedba
Collector Of Internal Revenue OF the lid District OF Cali
formal Oliver Smith Williams Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for the I'D District OF Connecticut; jeremiah Se
ginger Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Xth Dis
trict Pennsylvania Charles n. Felton, Treasurer OF
the United States Branch Mint at San Francisco; and
Edward T. Wood Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Of
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ST. LOUIS REPORTS OF INDIAN HOsTILITIEs ON
THE PLAINS

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-An army officer just
from Fort aned, the Arkansas RIVER says that from
twelve to fifteen Indians representing nearly ali the
tribes the Plains recently congrcgated at near that
post to receive annues but that on account OF recent
depredatons Col WyneOOp had been ordered 10 withhold
arms and ammunition This the Indians regarded as a
violation OF the treaty and they therefore infomed Col
WyucOop that If he did not issue the arms and ammunition
they would fight for them The meeting broke up in eonf
sion That evening he 10th inst the kiowas attacked
q train from Kansas City, well as Mexican train and
mail carrier and robbed them. Gen. Suy arrived from
Fort Harker the nth nst and told the Indians In the
presence cavalry that he preferred but was
prepared for war This seemed TO awe them, but they
were slen and Disconnected Col Wyncoop dcprecates
the vaciatng course pursued by the Government" and
says that The Indians ia his agency Herer n1Ors
pedcery inclined But he adds that hOstities are liable
to break out at any time. Lieutenant and five soldiers
belonging Fort Larned have been killed by the Indians
troops Fort Ellsworth have been ordered to Fort
Larned, aud the commanding officers OF all the posts in
department have been ordered TO prepare their
mands for action on the shortest possible notice.
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RECONSTR UCTION.
GEoRGIA-GEN. MEADE's ACTION.

GEORGIA-GEN. MEADES ACTION.
ATLANTA, July 20.-The Senate was informed
by the Governor to-day that the report Of the Committee
appointed investigate the eligibility of Senator's under
the act OF Congress to admit the States Of Georgia. etc.
and the evidence TAKEN had been transmitted TO the Com
mandng General, aud that reply had been received
from Gen. Meade, in substance as follows:
The General acknowledges the receipt OF the Govern
ors communication OF the 18th inst, transmitting the
action Of the Senate the eligibility OF its members
under the l4h article Of amendment TO the Constitution
objectng TO the the ground OF the admission OF
certain members Who in the Judgment Of the mnorty Of
the Committee and the Governor are ineligible In reply
the General beg leave to state that the subject matter
Of the Governors communication will be held by him Tor
consideration and action thereon Will be deferred until
Of Representatives on the same subject.
On motion the message was tabled and the senate ad
journed.
resolution which was offered in the House TO
send to the Governor papers, documents and evidence
OF alleged nelgblty Of its members, was defeated
The COMMITTEES appointed to report TO the Governor tine
action OF the House on the eligibility OF own members
reported that they had performed their duty and that the
Governor would transmit the report to the General CON-
mandlng.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, July 20.-In the Legislature bills
have been introduced for the reorganization Of tho
Courts and the other departments of the Government
The negroes are petiionng Incorporation into the
militia Companies The House had a secret session today
for the consideration Of special received
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
MONTGOMERY, July 20.-ln the Senate to-day
Mr.. Pennin gton offered resolution looking 10 the re,
mOYa or disabilities from state voters. Inc COh-
stutOn DISTINGUISHES all whom the l4th amendment Tor
bids holding office. Mr.. PenniDgton's resolution was
adopted by large majority 1t provides for the appoint
ment JOINT Committee to report at once The legisa
ton to-day mostly OF local character
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE MISSISSIPPI CONSTR
TUITION.
WASHINGTON, July 20. Gen. Gillem, COM
manding the Fourth Military District. elegraphs from
Vicksburg that the Constitution has been defeated
Mississippi by 1929 majority. Only one Republican
member Of Congress Gen Mckee, is returned elected
The military authorities have made no Investigation Of
alleged fraudulent transactions.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE TIMES ON AMERICAN AFF.u


THE TIMES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
LONDON, July 2O.-The Times this morning has
leading editorial on the finances of the United States
The article closes as follows: The true interest Of
the United States Government lies in its honor and
right. Heavy as the taxes generally are. it il in
fntely better that everything should be taxed than
to repudiate the terms upon which the national debt
was created"
MOVEMENTS OF FARRAGUT.
Ii is announced to-day that Admiral Farragut viii
visit Greece at an early day.
LORD NAPIER RETURNING THANKS.
Lord Napier of Magdala, for himself and for the
officers and men of the Abyssinan Expedition, has
made grateful acknowledgements to both Houses of
Parliament for their recent vote of thanks.
A GUNsMITH's SHOP PLUNDERED.
CORK, July 2O.-A gunsmith's shop was broken
into last night and pundered of its contents by six
armed men. The police are actively engaged in a
search for the perpetrators but no arrests have yet
been made.
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MURDER BY OUTLAWS IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July 20.-Jeremiah Azell was shot
on Saturday night, Franklin, Tennessee rumoY
prevailed during the day that the negroes intended 10
burn the at night Ezell and Others patr0led the
horseback and rode out distance from the
recOnnoiter but discovering signs OF hostility
they returned to and made report which quoted
all fear. short time afterward Eze and three Others
rode Just outside Of the town. and fired upon by
eighteen persons in ambush Eel received wound,
from which he died ON Sunday. Mr. Beazly wounded
lAnul
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COLoRED MEMS CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-A Convention of colored
men was held here Friday last, at which delegates
were appointed 10 attend the Border State Union Con-
vention 10 be held in Baltimore August for the pur
pose of appealing the people OF Virginia, Maryland,
aud Kentucky grant impartial suffrage TO cOored men.
Resolutions adopted appaudng the negro suffrage
plank in the Missouri state platform.
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THE WRECK OF THE LIVING AGE.

BosrON, July 20.-Capt Mcclure and the
missing boats crew of the ship Living Age, which was
burned at sea, have arrived at Point De Gale. They
landed at the Madive Islands and were kindly treated
by tho nutlNes.
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A HUNDRED PERSONS POISONED.

CINCINNATI, July 20-MOre than one hundred
guests of Hotels in 0wensboro Kentucky poisoned
by drinking milk at supper on saturday evening All II
fair way to recover Some Of the milk has been
"A chemist.
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hnolaf" RDooiit 1gi Taf.cr,oglTsnu) U1yr.
ma a,nae vent into Executive Session, ana then TOOK
IA recess until a o'clock 800, ,,.,,v
In the eycnug Mr. WILSON utep Mass) called up the
BIN fo the reduction Of The mYy pGnSg fra e
Committee on Military Affairs Inc nlst ses.Ioi icuuceS
the army 10 thirty ments Of Infantry eight OF cavalry
and four OF Artillery Three OF the Infantry regiments
10 be- cOl0Ted troops, ana lree ol sssc,inu
authorizes the President To muster OUT tne %
directs that further enlisments De made, un rue
ytdrs Tor the honorable discharge OF all the bands In Tue
service except that at the Military Academy me
fourth the mode OF carrying thS act INTO eHee
The work TO be done by .He desste the ceeT TO
be retained and TO submit 10 Congress at It's next SESSION
their names and the plan deteihineu upon; Ds soaU
i've 1t is provided that vacancies m sno p0 g. rsdn
ton ia made aud y section SIX the grades OF Regnena
Conmisaary In cavalry regments az S1 heS.hnd
Hospital steward and Veterinary surgeon arS %a
fonr Section nine authorizes the secretary o. war 10
deliver 10 the Governor OF each State number OF spring
Geld rifed muskets with aceoutIemeh's no' eA'eeuns
Mr. DAVIS Dem RyJ PRONOUNCED the naming OF Oh
the States mere mask TO o9ye the purpose OF he kaa
Gals TO distribute among the black Radicals i9r Inc
cratic Voters from the polls Mr. Davis made a venom
ans attack upon Gen Meade, who had ne said WITHOUT
ahthofy offered 10000 reward for the discovery OF o
murderer; ; % As ssOsa % be- virtue.
Mr. HOWARD (Rep, Wis., saw no occasion Tor the In
dsnaIt burst Of eoq9nee which the Senator had in
duged Il has always been Inc the SusS Oh INC
M WILEY replied to Mr.. Davis by reading report
of The outrages committed In Texas, signed by seven
members Of the Convention heaaeu py .ne since
the Close of the war as follows 1885, 80 Whites 80 freed
men, 1860 70 whites freedmen; 1861 l6o whites 0'
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MEDICATION OF THE REVENUE La,

BosToN, July 20-Joseph A. BOyden, for at
tempting TO evade the yment OF the 600 bar
rels Of distilled spirits has been sentenced to pay 1900
fine aud TO be imprisoned five months.