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Imports
Ileaner-Ernit

Imports
UTILLA-Schr Gleaner-Frnit
NEW YORK-Brig E A Carver-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Bienville-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Quaker City-Asstd
mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Gen Meade--Astd
mdse
NOTWITHSTANDING Louise-l8 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-l Richardson & May-l0 bales
mdse Lehman, Newgass &co-2 cks fish and sun
dries to order-Total IS bales cotton
BELIZE, HON steamship Trade Winds SKIS
rice Aymsr &co-5 do N A Bsrrois-37 hides IA
calf skins Thos Schorr-l4 tons levicste wood 1000
oranges so punches bananas G W Hynson &co-
bbls cocoanuts L Adams d Son
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA IND1ANOLA-
Steamship / Harris-$45,440 specie c A Whit
ney &co-$l3 $50 do Texas Elk Co-sS200 do Jno
Marks &co-sl0 900 do Palscio-$6370 do Seig
& Krug-s20O0 do ] Levexue-$I550 do II
Woodhouse-S996 do Peterson. Hill &co-sl0, 265
do c Buddecke &co 5000 81 do 1887 SS cur.
rency S Treasurer SAG 20 do 5000 specie to
Schmidt 4 Zeigler-22 bales grass ~ bales skins
2243 hides 20 bdl hides Whitney &co-547
hides l6 bales skins B L Mann &co-32 hides to
Schmidt 4 Zeigfer-1 bale skins Buddecke d
co-l0l hides bdl hides J n Lewis &co-2l ties
beef Williams q Som bbls lard Smms Levy
& Denegre-l32 head stock lnbau, Aycock eco
sundries to order-Total SOL $40 81 specie
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neiew Coming Up.

ell 4 Bailey
Snip Francis Sage, Cronk, 50 days from Havre,
in ballast. to master
Ship Anna Camp Drummond. 55 days from Havre,
in ballast, to master
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Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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TOWB0ATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
- - THE UNpER1I&NED, E.
n aGk<x4 wishing TO establish equitable EKlEV4B
- and uniform rate Of Tovage. and sssnenn
70 oder greater facilities ts the shipping entering azd
leaving this port have combined the following fowbos-
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Lsviathaa, 8Iadistsr ana
Perry.
HARKY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
Achilles. Thss. n. Morgan, Equator. We.
bash. Norman. Republic. TseunseA
Wiesee and Reliance.
me number and power above associated Lima Of
fovboss guarantees that dstsnton win OCCUR sikhsr 4
PETER MARCY Eclipse LIMA
SCHNEIDER 4 zUBERBIER
Harry Wright Ina
EDWAkD 4 YOkkk 4 90. Lk1A
anosiasst onos % Osrondelst strsst. up stalrs
J., o. NoRCRoss
OHAA FIrxxNRlTkk
ksvse Assak
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STEAMSHIPS.
&ALvEsTOrs-I
MORGAN LINE q. 8. NAL STEAMERS
FREIGHT TAKEN AT FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW
CARD RATES.
~eas> FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
a-saaAsss@sh steamships form this Line:
w. G.. Hewes.....I. O. Harris. Austin.
Xiabsma. ........... Crescent. MORGAN,
Clinton. josephine. .Matagorda,
Clinton.
W.T. BECKETT. Commander.
VIII Isavs FOOT Of St Joseph street on WEDNESDAY.
March 18th, at s AN.
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 Co, Agents,
Corner Magazine and Natchez streets.
Freight insured at oneha the adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1868
NB-No bills Of lading signed sailing Of the steamer
TIE steamhip AUSTIN viii succeed the CLINTON.
AE@ FcR TEXAS
INSIDE BKRwICK's BAY RoUTk
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and s1fUR
DAYS at * O'Clock and the train leaving the Al
giers Depot at H. arriving Of Brashear City at II H.
taking Morgan Line seashps ct BrAshea for Galveston
Josephine. ......................CAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Masagorda............... ]. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
rekss. 70 until e'eIcck
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted, at tbs once Of the Ops
Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. shs
Ysry Landing. the morning Of departure,
SAM'L g. SQUIRES, Ticket Agent.
g. W. B. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
FOX ROCKFORD, ST. MARYs
s<.and Corpus Christi. via New Orleans, Opelousss
and great Western Railroad Morgan Line steamers-
The Iron steamer
Capt JNo BENSON,
VIII leave Brsshesr City arrival Of the * n train
Of the New Orleans, opelousss and G. w. Railroad,
Freight Corpus Christi and St Mays landed at Rock
port
For passage apply to office Opelousas Railroad 90 Canal
street
q. W. r. BAYLKY. Superintendent
For freight apply TO
q. A. WHITNEY a CO., Agents,
Corner Magazine and Nstchez streetS
Freight received every opelOusss Ferry Landing
foot Of st. Ann street.
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE q. 8. MALL STEAMSHIPS.
Ez> FOB PEN1ACOEA. WARRINGTON
HTtT5s AND MILTON, APALACHIOOkA, 81
.se1a1z@A MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, sAkfA AID kkH
WEST.
Through bills OF lsdlns to Columbus Ca and BansYides
Go and all regular landings Ohattahoochee River also
Fernandins and Jacksonville cheaper than any othcl
routs Freight to New York via Cedar Keys, Florida Rail
rosd sno steamships connecting % Fsrnsndna & leva
rates and visb dspsseh
me M cornYv-ou following stekmsnips,
Il VERY SATURDAY.
Alliance, g.. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaca, L. h LIVINGSTON. Commander
Florida, n. O'LEARY. Commander.
Dudley Buck, sTURGEs, Commander.
Beaufort, J. MoBAKER, Commander.
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON, Commander.
WIN leave wharf, foot OF Calliope street. TUES
DAY. March 10th. at SP.E
For freight or passage. apply 20
Wv. PERKINS 90. Agsnts
n y-shippsrs win please procure orders from Agents
Once before sending freight to the steamer.
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Iarime yntelligrnrs.

CRESCENT CrrIcE, No. % CAN'T STREET, I
Wednesday, March IL, 1853. )
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Foundri08.

buckeye Foundry
ESTABLISHED A. D ,is4s.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
i Peasaesin 1881 ana Purchased II 1855.
uowoonsoiidated andin Operation
Cor. 9th 4 johnson Sts., Kookuk
ers Farmera Mechanics aud 9th 10 thei
large aud completestock ofimproyed
i PATTE1RN9.
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
Bo1LnR IRONS, SAW MILLS,
w cAMn Mills. CIDER MILLS
MACHINERY IL GENERAL.
Columns Seat ps.i fron'' s s.,,asi iron,
oAp'.ad sil''' w .sSlns1S' Anchors
-An osan-
House Castings.
I M.rdril ..oa'' s.~ onrnsr.. RoiI.r.,
shear, bolster Plates. Sled shos.;
LAthss, washers, Ratchet Dnan,
Agricultural implement RuFnishiBle, Etc.
rb.y also employ Arst-elsss PATTERN MA
KEHs, nd therefore prepared to take orders foi
.aHythtssS Wanted.
soA kaaAiRaekins, 1rsa' osstsne. M w.,
] A.d othsr alloys msnufsotured 1t short notice.
w ROU Git IRON
they make
r.; Ss: W VIZ G D : sssss s'.
And do sli kinds Of Machine Forging
-rHnik--
ELEVEN LATHEs. TWO DRILL PRES
SEES, THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
With VICES md ether rooLsin abundance, squ.pt
Largest Machine Shop
m. capacities ,fthsir Cupoias Blowss largest Lathe
and Planer together with their Cranes and Wagon in
mo contribute to make their facilities excellent for
doing
HHAvx WORE.
VAIL and ARmrrAe1 being thorough nschani
employed.
-wI yURNIsH-
Boilers, Heaters,
oh'" s,s.m Drums. Mud Receivers,
wrought Pipe, stAm Fittins1.
Deltt.U Packing, DC
-ARl AGENTS YoR AND aIooAnHND-
GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, onooKEs co.'s SAWS.
PAfINT HEATER LIME oAroHEA
Aud keep for sale good assortment Of
Valves, Cocks, Oil Cups. and other Trimming.
By arrangement with Q. ". TODD 4 CO., wsse
i their eonsxmers rates, with freight added,
sn n S Machines. Elevator Cups. Mil Picks,
Boiling Cloths, separators, Hose,
Osl Extractors,
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
Also anything else In the line Of
MILL FUR.V.lSHIyTGS.
In anticipation of the demand for appliances foInsin
VAT nR POWER We have secured the control ofLkf
ILLS AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
vh,ch /. almost universally acknowlsdgsd to be
BEST In USE.
=. vii With pleasur. show and explain tn. Work
Godel on hand.
ATTENTION PAID 70 gEPAIn
TIE n - c H.
Vail, Armitage & Go.
INDIANA FOU NDRY
G. p. WEsTCOTT, Agent,
Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
from and. Brass Castings,
Eleventh. street, between Main and Blondeau,
KEokUK IOWA.
N B-particuisr attention paid to Orders.
jy7e-dly
oRlIs sILLaRs GUT WELLS. D. ). BAusBAAH
N. SELLERS 4 CO.,
IRON founders II .WNcht1aists
STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
GAGS and Steam Fittings; plain and Ornamental
ON and Brass Ca4tings; Agents for Mcaowans
and ss sns ss
N svsA EsoHMk KAvs. iiuns4-dty
PECK BROTHERS,
OR. FOURTH 4 MAIN STss
KEOKUK, iowa.
Dealers IN General
AA RD W AR (
Agricultural Implements,
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

NaEsh, ihsi sisss ~ 49, PFrsiifut, IL alss ihl
inssssIsl rsail u Iaafs tslfsif'ns aissi1sls
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j. 4 isas "a Nish n1sTEFTERs STOMACH BIT,
TERs
ia salfaTsT usFs sTsaitlF iHfsTnsi that = Tsf-
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"a aFss .ssEus IL IN sgsIy ons's Ious, ani sgsTy
Trsi.pelsllr aFsssi'i 10 The uaisa keeps % hAhd
HusTErTERs biTTEss, Tie .TliSis il = slaPls
" iTsis, .ni I, ssaii - - easy "a dad sTsosy
giihaai sugar, IS iAs si,Et II ga sIsil-sAff With
uui ihis l.oi.HlaT lgGi' Ttmsdy.
a. siss ~ tbs sEptTisuos ~ The nation siih ~,
saTd u ,hs -TiiJls, aaTias The SPACE " tssaiy
ysAEs, Il s.sIs ALA ~ unnssssssry to saplialsls
lie EisFiss 10 AmsTirAEs, Hat our ToPulaiiuR lie
iIsTrasiag =. ths tate VI aouuPs u miliioas year,
IN Ihs .aiaTal ssy aHi b. immigration, Il may h
ssli to HAT 10 The Tisius svuvulion All Ess
Fi'-li, ths IA sgllisFs kass all ahsut IT, th.I
nosFEITERs STOMACH N .IEls ia the nosl
shelsssms lad Iul'aI vegetable Iunie sNsT maaa'
fasluTsli that IL isasIrsiho hT debility, dysisp'
sia, hliiss1ss. AMI miasmrile fsNeri that il pre-
Yeats, s,li az cures, thrss eomplainIs aud their
complications tLst 10 il not ''lAl 10 llks," aud IL
absolutely haFmi,,.
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Dallas County AgricuHtU'
ral and Mechanical Association.

Association met ut the Courthouse, on
Saturday, February 90 1869.
Anon McCommas, President of the Asso-
citation, rendered his resignation, to take
effect from this date.
The Association then proceeded to the
election of a President to fill the unexpired
term of Anon McCommas, which resulted
in the election Of VIM. d. Miller.
Col. Jno. NJ. Crockett reduced the fol-
lowing:
Reso!Ucd, That the profoundest thanks of
the Association be rendered TO the late
President, Anon McCommas, for the very
able and courteous manner in which he has
presided over the meetings of the Associa-
ton and the Dire ctors, mid that we accept
his esgnation with many regrets.
This resolution was, OH motion, unani-
mously adopted.
On motion of Col. Jno. NJ. C rocket, the
resolution passed at the last meeting, rails
ing the stock of this Association to fifty
dollars per share, was rcscinded.
w. W. Peak presented the following:
Resolved That from and after tho first
day of July next, the stock per SHARE in
this association, shall be fifty dollars, and
an Annual Membership, ten dollars.
This resolution was adopted.
Tile account of ]. NJ. Toliver, for eleven
dollars, was allowed.
A meeting of the President and Direc-
tors was appointed for the third Saturday,
in April.
On motion, the Secretary was ordered to
publish the proceedings of this meeting two
weeks in the Dallas Herald.
The meeting then adjourned until the
first Monday in June.
WIN. b MILLER, President.
W. W. PEAK, Rec'g Secretary.
Dallas, Feb. ~, lSG9-24:2w.
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pG- We received By last mail, the Tyler
Index Of the goth February-only about q
month old-vhich contains paragraph on
the mails, taken from the HERALD Of Dec
26, 1868, upon which the Index comments
% follows:
1.-THE above we clip from the Dallas Her
aid, Of December 26th, which came 10 hand
yesterday, making the trip Of 10 miles in
about seven weeks. Our experience is,
that we iced not postofhces, bui post routes
aud Efficient mail carriers.
ave hope the ipcoming administration
will pay some regard 10 the wants Of the
oeople in mail matters. The present inef.
eisnt defaulting system, is very little bet
\ y than no mail at all Most persons who
Wish to send letters TO any Of the counties
northwest Of thiss wait patiently until
they bsve sn opportunity to serd them BY
privsts conveyance, Or wagons are much
more preferable 10 the present mail service.
The quantity Of mail matter that would
be transported over the route from here TO
Dallas. il there vas . regular rouie estab-
1ished, would amount 70 two or three cart
Loads per week. Let Ne have division and
good mail service
We cannot imagine bor the Inder sr-
peets 70 improve The mail service By sSpv-
si0n, but ne suppose be has had division
on the brain Ter 20 loBs ihsi The sulj~el
win creep IN rhers il has ne SORT o. sppli-
esiion- He has hsrpss upon IL 80 long and
90 Persirsntly, that be csnnsi l.s il 20
dssd- al AZ oses.
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un oar iiirlne unii tmH
ihe niI afiisrmtui III Mlssfs Do
iafoax A Co ~ iaulsfills. hru
tntty Ihtso gentlemen are uns
.ous 10 0psn q trade With fgsss
AID arc determined "a Or suth in
dntrmehls Ia prices as will com
mand a. We adyiso ouT people a
give them a chance and. ~ duuhI
not, they will make IL 10 iheir iuier
est 10 bceoms ihoir permanehi Gus
toners ~ Houston Telegraph,
Tie sams sissTiissnshi sill h fsuni d
The HIsaip. These Bridges sni 'lrs'
sarTsT,s ar The IsIy sLihg Ca this pas
VI Texas. IfsuT river aud creeks Ia 'hii
ssaLiy ssFs bTiissl, 10 sssll net - II
tea lsys 10 somPlsin 81 delayed nai''
Tasss iI0R bridges are no, sHiy as slsaI
a, vsslsA onss, bat are, ia aililish, s'sF
lasiinE, nsy are lLs bridges for Ibis sc
lea, and ws iHyils the allsHlisR VI Gal
C0aniy csuFl 10 the matter, 0sh, Graz
says 'lsi Us have peace, aHl &c say I'd
as have bridges"
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Proposals for Guiding
Jail I'm Dallas County.

oeh as SNohtJs
DY VIRTUE of m order of the Honora-
I'D BILE Police Court of Dallas County, Tex
as, at the January Term, 1869, thereof,
sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned Clerk Of the County Court of
Dallas County, Texas, until the 1st Monday
in April 1859, to build brick Jail for
Dallas county. Said Jail to be two stories,
each 8 feet high, lSxl9 feet in clear; the
wall Of the lower story to be "a inches
thick, and Of the upper story to be 8inches
thick; one door and one window for each
story; window and door facings to be of
cast iron; roof to be made of zinc, and the
floors to be covered with sheet iron; the
whole building to be braced with iron rods
and caps, four rods and eight caps to each
story.
Also, at the same time, bids will be re-
ceived for building an iron cage, for said
Jail, l2xl2 feet and feet high
Said Jail and cage to be paid for out Of
a special tax levied for the purpose and
payable in one and to two years
Bidders will be required to furnish COM
pletc plans and specifications for the whole
building and also for the iron cage, said
plans and specifications to accompany the
bids and to correspond with the general
outlines given above.
The contract will be awarded by the
Police Court at the April Term, 1869, to
the lowest responsible bidder, reseryiug
however, the RICH. to rsjcct any or all bids
In Their discretion. The person or persons
TO whom the contract may be awarded will
be required to give bond with approved
security, in double the amount of the bid,
conditioned for the faithful compliance
with the terms of the contract.
s. S. JONES, Crk Co. C. D. c. Texas.
DALLAS, January 81, 1S69-19:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

s.aits Hns nai ihe nisaInl
HriaIs 81 farfifl inil saetuiifu o.
slun 81 Irsfiifall
.. no hrIanmfni ar ihe Hnuih
uili D. onmnsndei hY iiriEadier sul
iTiFtt Major Gcnrral A n Tern
g Mel rGcnprai q q Meade Is ~.
signed 10 oummand ihU military
Division at the Atlantic, aud will
transfer bis headquarters 10 fhila-
4 iphia. lie Willturn over his pre-
senl command temporarily a. breyei
Major GgneralT, II RugeF, Colonel
a3I lnianiry, who is assigned h. da-
~ according 10 his Broyet IT Major
General, while ia the exercise Oi
this command,
8. Msor General T.. II. Sheridan
is assigned 10 command tho Depart
menl III Louisiana, and will turn
over the command OF tho Depart
menl OF tho Missouri Temporarily u
the next senior officer,
4, Major General ". s, Hancock
is assigned 10 command the Depart
meHt OF Dakolah.
), Drigaiier aud Drevet Major
General T., II 5, Candy is assigned
10 command the First Military Dis,
trieI, aud will proceed TO his post as
sOOn as relieved by Brevet Major
Eenaral HnNnollS
O. Rrsvet Major General A, G.,
Gillem, Colonel 2ilh Infantry, will
tarn over the command Oflhe Fourth
Military District TO tho next senior
officer, and join his regiment,
Z. Brovet Major General J. J,
Reynolds, Colonel 10Th Infantry, Is
assigned 10 tho command of the
Finh Military District, according
70 his hrevet Of Major General,
s. Brcyct Major General W. ii,
Emory, Colonel 9th Cavalry, is ms.
signed TO command the Department
of Washington, according 10 his
Brcvci of Major General.
liy command 81 the General Of the army,
l., u. ToWSsEND, A. A. u,
WASHINGTON, March T.-JohnsJn
visits Baltimore on Wednesday; re
turning; ho leaves for Tennessee via
baltimore and Alexandria, the last
OF the week.
Grant, wife and son, With n small
party, entered tho Metropolitan
Church today, walked nearly to the
altar, but finding no special pre-
parati0ns made for them, departed.
An apology was made from the pull
pit TO the effect that hereafter space
would be reserved for the President
There is much speculation and
consultation in regard to relieving
Stewart from incapaeity to be Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury. In order not
TO embarrass the commencement OF
Grants administration, it is believed |
Congress viii comply with his sug.
,estions in the premises.
WASHINGTON, March. S.-Accounts
IF tho Election Committee were
inally sanctioned, and the amount
ordered by tho House, aud Col.
Hunt and the negro Menard, con-
estant from Louisiana, have $500
zach.
The Senatorial caucus took no nc
ion in Stewards case. 1t is under
food that Stewards resignation is
II the hands of the President, who
vll send in another hamc-Bout.
veil i. is said.
HoUsE.-No session.
SEYATE.-Bi,ls were introduced
o prevent sales of gold and securi-
les by the Treasury; requiring au-
ograph applications for the fomov-
| of political disability; amendment
0 the judicial system. Resolution
rom the Joint Committee on disa-
ilities, tabled.
The bill enforcing the 18th amend
lent and to secure republican gov
in Georgia; referred to the !
judiciary Committee. J
The bill erasing white from the
hartcr and ordinances of the Dis
'ict Of Columbia passed. j
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Something Extra for Boys nnd
Girls.

II Is we'll known that Tnr LirrLE Cox
PoRAL, the brilliant Western Juvenile, has
a larger circulation than any other Jure'
nile Magazine in the wo Ia. This
has been gained by real merit aud enter
prise.
The Publishers are endeayorins 10
double their immense circulation this year,
and have determined TO send their Maya
zine FREE ron THREE MoSTns-January,
February and March numbers Of 1867
FREE 10 every family who will send their
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TEIEGRAPHIC.

| From the Texas Associated Press Dispatches,
WASHINGTON, March G.-HoUsE.-
There was no session Of this bed,
this morning.
The standing committees will b,
announced on Tuesday next.
The Cabinet met to.day; Hoar ant
Cox were absent.
The cabinet appointments excite
no enthusiasm.
In the Senate Sumner introduced
n bill securing equal rights in the
District Of Columbia, and moved its
present consideration. Vickors OBJ
,jcctod. 1t went over. 1t is the same
bill that johnson pocketed.
Bills were introduced reorganized
the Navy Department; defining and
amending the act furnishing crime
against the United States; repeating
the 9Th section Of act establishing
Treasury Department; prohibiting
further treaties with tho Indians
improving and charging tho Hur-
Dor of Mobile.
The Chair laid before the Senate
the following from the President.
Iothe Senate ofthc United States
"Since tho nomination and confrma.
ton Of Alexander r. Stewart to the
etfice of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, l find that by the Sth section
of the act of Congress, approved
Sept. 2, 1885, it is provided as fol.
lows, to wit: section here quoted
In view Of these provisions, and the
fact that Mr.. Stewart has been un-
animously confirmed by the Senate,
l would ask that he be exempted,
by joint resolution of the two
Houseo of Congress from the opera
tions ofthe same" Z. s. GRANT.
Sherman introduced q bill repeal
ing the said 9Th section, but provid-
ing that the Secretary shall act in
no case in which he is personally
interested, and asked immediate con-
sideration Of the bill, Sumner OBJ
jccted; he thought the matter ought
to receive most careful sand pro-
found consideration.
A resolution to consider Indian
treaties was adopted.
A resolution establishing a joint
com mitteo to consider appropria-
tions for removal of political disa-
bilities war taken up. Sawyer OK
planned that the object was to secure
uniformity in the two Houses Fes-
sender, Pomeroy and others APP
proved the resolution. Trumbull
wished it referred to special com
as business now everburdens
the Judiciary Committee. Stewart
said there were four thousand appli-
cations on file and bushels of papers.
Ferry advocates a general removal
of disabilities, which he thought
could be done with safety and bene-
fit to the republic. He thought that
such bill would receive the sane
ton of both Houses, if those who
had been members of Congress, or
had held commissions in tue army
and.novy were excluded. Rcsolu-
lion vas finally referred to Com
mittee on Revision of Rules. AID.
iourned. 1rrrlf
1t is said that Washburne will dc.
dine the Secrctaryship of State on
account Of bad health.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Seward
eft here yesterday after twenty
years residence. Grant has not an
nounced his private secretaries. His
staff officers are acting in that ca
pacity.
The Assistant Secretaries were
allied TO the White House today.
md ordered to do only routine bust
hess until the new Secretaries are
Installed.
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE AMY.
uAdjutant Generals Office,
Washinton, March 5, 1859.
General orders No. 10.
The President Of the United