39..

41..

.....152

...109

កមិទ្ធិដីធ្លីពីពី

SLAVERY AND SECESSION, 1865.

Butler.Morton. Taffe.Pad'k.K’tze.G'd'h: On Nov. 9, 1865, a vote was taken on two Saunders

49

28 10 ordinances passed by the State Convention of Seward.

28

14.. 23 16.. 16 1865, and entitled " An Ordinance declaring Washington. .283 203.. 275 156.. 222

21 null and void the Secession Ordinance of May 1st Neb.Vet. Vol. 20, 1261," and . An Ordinance prohibiting Cavalry. Slavery in North Carolina," with the following result

Total. .4093 3948.. 4820 4072.. 3422 2549 Anti-Slavery Ord. Anti-Secession Ord. Per cent.........50.90 49.10.. 54.02 45.64.. 57.16 42.84 Ratification.

..19,039

20,506

For Governor, David Butler (Rep.), 4,093 ; Rejection

3,970

2,002 s. s. Morton (Dem.), 3,948 total vote, 8,041 ; Maj, for ratification..15,069

Butler over Morton, 145. For member of LEGISLATURE, 1866.- The House of Commons 4,820, J. R. Brooke (Dem.), 4,072; Marquette

18,504 | XXXIXth Congress, T. M. Marquette (Rep.), contains about 25 members who are favorable

over Brooke, 136. to the Constitutional Amendment, and 95 who are opposed to it. The Senate has 50 members. ber of the XLth Congress, Delegate to the

On Oct. 9th, an election was held for memAt the election of a U.S. Senator, in NovemXLth Congress, Territorial Auditor, Terri. ber, 1866, 9 members voted for the candidate of torial Treasurer, and Territorial Librarian, the Union Party, John Pool.

with the following result:-For menı ber of Congress, John Talle (Rep.), 4,820; A. S. Pad.

dock (Conserv. Rep.), 4,012; George Francis NEBRASKA.

Train, 30; total vote, 8,920; Taffe over Pad.

dock, 748; over all, 718. Total vote for DeleAbstract f votes on the adoption of the gate to Congress, 8,958; T. M. Marquette Constitution for the State of Nebraska, cast at (Rep.), 4,821 ; J. S. Morton (Dem ),4,105; G. F an election held June 2d, 1860.

Train, 32; Marquette over Morton, 710; over

all, 684. STATE CONSTITUTION, 1866.

In 1965, total vote for Territorial Treasurer Counties. For. Against. Counties. For.Against: 5,950 ; Kountze over Goodrich, 852. In 1864, Burt .222 42 Nemaha .346 489

Hitchcock's (Union) majority for Delegate to Buffalo. 1 41 Otoe.

.432 870 Cass

Congress, 793. In 1862, Dail (Union) ma.233 480 Pawnee

.233 31 Cedar 12 39 Platte...

.123

jority, 153.

55 Cumming

STATE LEGISLATURE,'66. Senate.House.J.Bal. 31 41 Richardson ,.503 373

8

Republicans Dakota

30........38 . 106 32 Saline

5 54
Democrats..

5
Dixon
34

9........14 36 Sarpy.

231 Dodge 96 45 Seward....... 23 24

3 21

Republican majority.. Douglas

24 .491 572 Washington..404 89 Gago

96 61 1st Neb. Vet. Hall.

2 29 Vol. Cev.... 134 34 Johnson, .108 69

COLORADO. Jones

82 13 Total ......3938 3838 Kearney 21 Total vote on adop

The following is the official canvass of the Lancaster 95 53 tion of State Constitu vote for Delegate to Congress, as returned by Lincoln... 30 20 tion, 7,776; majority

for the Territorial Board of Canvassers: Merrick ...... 16 8the Constitution, 100.

George M. Chilcott.

9529 A.C. Hunt..

3421 STATE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. J. B. Wolf..

9 H. C. Hunt.

1 Simultaneously with the vote taken on the

H. Butler

32 adoption of the State Constitution (June 2) an

A, A. Bradford election for Governor of the State of Nebraska, and for member of the XXXIXth Congress, Scattering:

P. Cooper

1

2 was held, with the following result

Majority of George M. Chilcott, the RepubGOV'NOR,'66.CUNG.'66. TREAS'B.'65. lican candidate over funt, the Administration Counties. Rep. Dem. Un.Dem. Rep. Dem. candidate, 108. Governor Cummings gave a

Butler. Morton. Taffe.Pad'k.K'tze.G'd'h. certificate of election to Hunt, and a majority Burt .125 112.. 142

91..
65 41

of the Board of Canvassers gave a certificate Buffalo

10

11
16..

to Chilcott. Cass..

.375 343.. 573 398.. 433 402 LEGISLATURE.-The Republicans have a maCedar. 29 31.. 24 31. 15

15 jority both in the State and Territorial LegisClay

latures. Cumming. 28 51. 41 43. 28 Dakota

87 106.. 83 109.. 47 83 Dixon.

30 49..
32
10 38

DAKOTA.
Dodge

.110 33.. 147 49.. 85 20 Douglas .426 645.. 699 695.. 413 559 Counties.

Repub. Consero. Gage.. .116 49.. 124 36 12

Brookings. Burleigh. Hall. 10 27.. 46

67
Charles Mix....

2

59 Johnson .121 76.. 131 45.. 88 13 Clay

66

79 Jones 50 2.. 45 11[withGage) Bon Homme

14

17 Kearney 22 28.. 14

8
Kittson

103 Lancaster .112 53.. 128 69.. 100 8 Todd...

26 L'eau-qui-Court 10 1..

6..
Union.

85

213 Lincoln.

16

18
134..
Yankton..

87

96 Merrick

16 8. 26 8.. 25 Nemaha.. 533 306..

665
500 82
Total

254

593 Otoe .462 812 446 782.. 422

Burleigh's majority, 339.
Pawnee..

.238
239 44.. 225

LEGISLATURE, 1867. Council.House. Joint Bal. Platte. 90 89. 85 96.. 50 82 Republicans.

0 6.

6 Richardson. .487 419.. 364 473.. 489 237 Conserv. and Dem.. 13 18.

31 Saline...

11 50.. Sarpy

106 235..
147 210.. 146 200 Conserv. and Dem. maj.13 12

25

32..

41..

54..

80..

36..

308..

32..

68..

31..

IDAHO.

ARIZONA.
DEL. CONGRESS, 1866.

At the election for Delegate to Congress in Counties.

Rep.

'Dem: 1866, all the candidates claimed to be Union

Kirkpatrick. Holbrook. men, and the issue was for or against the Ter. Ada

824

389 ritorial administration, Bashford, the successAlturas

160

160 ful candidate, being for it. Boise..

1298

1987

Counties. CONGRESS,'66. CONGRESS,'65. Idaho

190
210

Bashford.Poston.Adams. Good’n.Allyn.Poston. Nez Perco

230

155
Mohave.... 27 65

80 29 56 181

Pima..

38 Oneida..

526 89

162 203 3 551 Owyhee.

141 675 Pah-Ute

1 0.. [new county... Shoshone...

39

226 27 Yavapai

217 48.. 409 118 52 Yuma. 89 146

56 26 149 Total.

2923

3641

Total... Holbrook's majority, 718.

.1009 518 168.. 707 376

260 These figures show a great decrease in the 1,695 ; Bashford over Poston, 491; over ali 823.

In 1866, total vote for Delegate to Congress, Democratic majority since 1864.

In 1865, total vote for Delegate 'to Congress, LEGISLATURE, 1866. Council.House.Joint Bal. 1,343, Goodwin over Allyn 331 ; over Poston, Republicans.

3
3..

6 447; over both, 71. Democrats........

7

.24

LEGIBLATURE, 1866.- No party lines were

drawn at the election for members of the TerDemocratic majority .. 4 14

18 ritorial Legislature, except in one county in

which the Democrats were successful. Ac

cording to the new apportionment, the CounMONTANA.

cil consists of 9members, (1 for Mohave, 3 for

Pima, 1 for Pah-Ute, 3 for Yavapai,1 for Yuma) LEGISLATURE, 1866. Council.House.Joint Bal. and the House of 18 memberg (1 for Mohave, 8 Republicans..

4.

6 for Pima, 1 for Pah-Ute, 5 for Yavapai, and 3 Deinocrats

11
22

.33 for Yuma). The apportionment is made on the

basis of 614 persons to 1 member of the Council, Democratic majority.. 9 18

27' and 307 persons for 1 member of the House.

17..

Popular Vote for President.

1864.
1860.

1856. STATES. Union.

Dem,
Union Rep:
Dem. Dem. Union, Rep.

Dem. Am. Lincoln. McClel. Major. Lincoln. Douglas. Breck’ge. Bell. Fremont. Buchan'n Fil'ore. Alabama

13,651 49,831 27,875

46,739 28,552 Arkansas

5,227 28,732 20,094

21,910 10,787 California 62,134 43,841 18,293 39,173 38,516 34 334 6,817

20,691 53,565 36,165 Connecticut 44,691 42,285 2,406

43,792

15,522 14,641 5,291 42,715 84,995 2,615 Delaware 8,155 8,767 *612

3,815 1,023 7,337 3.864 308 8,004 6,175 Florida

367 8,543
5,437

6,358

4,833 Georgia

11,590 51,889 42 886

56,578 42 228 Illinois

189,196 158,730 30,766 172,161 160,215 2,404 4,913 96,200 105,298 37,454 Indiana.

150,422 130,239 20,189 139,093 115,509 12,295 5,306 94,375 118,670 22,386 Iowa. 89,075 49,596 39,479 70,409 55,111

1,048 1,763 43,954 36,170 9,180 Kansas

16,141 8,691 12,750 Kentucky

27,786 64,301 *36,515 1,364 25,651 53,143 66,058 314 74,642 67,416 Louisiana

7,625
22,681 20,204

22,164 20,709 Maine 69,114 46,992 21,122 62,811 26,693

6,368

2,046 67,179 39,080 3,325 Maryland 40,153 32,739 7,414 2,294

5,966
42,482 41,760 281

39,115 47,460 Massachusetts 126,742 48,745 77,997 106,533

84,372

5,939 22,331 108,515 39,287 19,679 Michigan 91 521 74,604 16,917 88,480 65,057 805 405 71,762 52,136

1,660 Minnesota. 25,060

17,375 7,685 22,069 11,920 718 62 Mississippi

3,283 40,797 25,040

35,447 24,196 Missouri 72,750 31,678 41,072 17,028 58,801 31,317 58,372

58,164 48,524 Nevada

9,826 6,594 3,232 N. Hampshire. 36,400 32,871 3,529 37,519 25,881 2,112

38,345 32,789 422 New Jersey 60,723 68,024 *7,301 58,324 62,801

28,338 46,943 24,115 New York 368,735 361,986 6,749 362,646 312,510

276,007 195,878 124,604 North Carolina.

2,701 48,539 44,990

48,246 86.886 Ohio

265,154 205,568 59,586 231,610 187,232 11,405 12,194 187,497) 170,874 28,126 Oregon 9,888 8,457 1,481 5,270 3,951

5,006 183 Pennsylvania 296,391 276,316 20,075 268,030 16,765 178,871 12,776 148,272 230,772 82,202 Rhode Island 14,549 8,718 5,631 12,244 7,707

11,467

6,680

1,675 South Carolina.

Electrs chosen by the Legislature. Tennessee.

11,350 64,709 69,274

73,638 66,178 Texas

47,548 15,438

31,169 15,639 Vermont

42,419 13,321 29,098 33,808 6,849 218 1,969 39,563 10,569 515 Virginia

1,929 16,290 74,323 74,681 291 89,706 60,310 West Virginia.. 23,152 10,438 12,714 Wisconsin 83,458 65,884 17,574

86,110
65,021 888

161
66,090

52,843 579 Total 2,223,03 1,811,754 411,281 1,866,452 1,375,157 847,953 590,631 1,342,164 1,838,229 874,625 Per cent

55.10
144.90 10.20 39.87 29.37

12.65 33.36 44.85 21.79 (* Democratic majority.)-In 1864, whole vote, 4,034,789; Lincoln's majority, 411,281. In 1860, whole vote, 4,680,193; Lincoln over Douglas, 491,275 over Breckinridge, 1,018,500, over Bell, 1,275,821 ; all others over Lincoln, 947,289. In 1856, whole vote 4,019,918, Buchanan over Fre. mont, 496,065; over Fillmore, 963,604. Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 378,560.

111

441

King ....

4,430

AMERICA.
Argentine Repub. 820,000 1,171,800 B. Mitre.. President.. 1862 Republic
Bolivia

874,000 1,987,352 M. Melgarejo... President. 1865 Republic Brazil

8,004,460 9,106,000 Don Pedro Il.. Emperor 1840 Hered'y monarchy. Chili..

170,000 2,081,945 Jose Joaq’n Perez President, 1866 Republic. Colombia.

480,800 2,794,473 T. C. Mosquera... President. 1866 Republic Costa Rica.

16,250 126,750 J. M. Castro.... President. 1866 Republic Ecuador

240,000 1,040,371 Geron, Carrion... President. 1805 Republic Guatemala.

44,500 1,000,000 Vincente Cerna President. 1865 Republic. Hayti

10,081 700,000 Gen. Geffrard.... President.. 1859 Republic. Honduras 33,000 850,000 Jose Medina..

President. 1864 Republic.

Benito Juarez.. President.. 1861 Republic.
Mexico

833,000
8,218,080

Maximilian I. Emperor 1864 Absol. monarchy. Nicaragua

39,000 400,000 Tomas Martinez.. President.. 1863 Republic. Paraguay

84,000

1,337,431 Franc.sol.Lopez. President.. 1862 Republic, Peru

370,000 2,500,000 Gen. Prado.. President. 1865 Republic. San Domingo

22,000 200,000 Pedro A. Pimentel President. 1866 Republic San Salvador

7,500 600,000 Franc. Duenas.... President.. 1863 Republic. Uruguay..

75,000 240,965 Venancio Flores. President. 1865 Republic. Venezuela

426,712 1,565,000 Gen, Falcon... President.. 1855 Republic. EUROPE. Anhaltt 1,017 193,046 Leopold

Duke... 1795 Lim. monarchy. Austria.

239,045 82,572,932 Francis Joseph I. Emperor. 1348 Const'l monarchy: Baden 5,712 1,434,754 Frederic.

Grand Luke.. 1852 Lim.sov., 2 chamb's. Bavaria 28,435 4,774,464 Ludwig II.

1864 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Belgium. 11,313 4,893,0R1 Leopold II. King

1865 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Brement 112 104,091

Burgomaster . 1863 Free city. Brunswickt. 1,525 292,708 William

Duko..

1831 Lim. Bov., 1 chamb. Denmark. 21,856 1,608,095 Christian IX. King

1863 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. France

213,211 37,472,732 Napoleon III. Einperor.. 1852 Con.mon., 2 chamb. Great Britain 132,190 29,591,009 Victoria

Queen

1897 Lim.mon., 2 houses. Greece .. 19,250 1,096,310 George I.

King ...

1963 Limited inocarchy. Hanburgt

229,941

Burgomaster. 1865 Free city. Hesse-Darmstadt 8,761 790,171 Louis III.

Graud Duke.. 1849 Lim, 60v., 2 chamb. Holland 13,890 3,699,744 William III.

King

1849 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Italy 118,356 24,550,845 Victor Eman'l II. King

1861 Liin.mon., 2 chamb. Lippe-Detmoldt.. 445 111,336 Leopold.

Princo

1851 Lim.mon., 1 chamb. Lippe-Schaumb'st 170 81,382 Adolphus

Prince

1860 Liin.mon., 1 chamb. Lichtenstein 53 7,150 John II..

Prince 1858 Const'l monarchy. Lubeckt. 142 50,614

Burgomaster. 1803 Free city. Meck.-Schwerint. 4,701 552,612 Fred. Francis. Grand Duke.. 1812 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Meck.-Strelitzt... 997 99,060 Fred. William Grand Dako.. 1860 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Oldenburg t. 2,470 301,812 Peter

Grand Duke.. 1853 Lim. kov., 2 chamb. Portugal 34,500 4,349,966 Luig I..

King

1861 Liin.mon.,2 chamb. Prussia t. 135,662 23,590,543 William I....

King

1861 Lim.mon. 2 chamb. Reuss-Elder linet 588

Princo 43,924 Henry XXII..

1859 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Reuss-Young. 86,472 Henry LXVII Princo

1854 Lim.gov., 1 chamb. Russia.. 9,000,000 80,255,430 Alexander II. Czar

1855 Absol. monarchy, San Marino... 22 7,600 Two Regents.

,

and exec. council. Saxonyt 5,705 2,543,994 John.

King

1854 Lim,mon., 2 chamb. Saxe-Altenburg t. 491 141,839 Ernest

Duko.

1853 Liin.sov., 1 chamb. Saxe-Co. Gothat.. 790 164,527 Ernest II..

Duke..

1844 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Saxe-Meiningen t. 968 178,065 George.

Duke.

1863 Lim. 80v., 1 chamb. S'xo-W'r-Eisen.t..

280 201 Chas. Alexander. Grand Duke. 1853 Lim.gov., 1 chamb. Schwzb'g-Rud.t.. 405 73,752 Fred. Gunther... Prince

1814 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. Schwzb'g-Sond. t. 358

66,189 Gunther

Prince

1335 Lim. sov., 1 chamb. Spain

176,480 16,302,625 Isabella II. Queen. 1833 Lim.mon. 2 chamb. Siates of Church.. 4,502 690,000 Pius IX.

Pope

1846 Absol. sovereignty. Sweden & Norw'y. 292,410 5,814,386 Charles XV.

King

1859 Lim.mon,w.legis'e Switzerland.

15,161 2,510,494 Const. Fornerod. Pres.Fed. Co. 1867 Republic. Turkey

1,895,191 37,430,000 Abdul Azis . Sultan 1861 Absol. monarchy. Wurtemberg 7,568 1,748,328 Charles I... King

1864 Lim.mon. 2 chamb. Waldeckt...

59,143 George Victor.... Prince 1852 Lim.gov., 1 chamb. In 1866, tho Kingdom of Hanover, the Electorate of Hesso-Cassel, tho Dncbios of SchleswigHolstein and Nassau, the Free City of Frankfort, and portions of Bavaria and Hesse-Darmstadt, together with a population of 4,285,700, were annexed to Prussia.

+ The States marked t belong to the North German Confederation, which embraces an ag. gregate population of 29,220,862. Of Hesse-Darmstadt only one province belongs to the Con. federation,

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ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT :

PAGES
Eclipses for 1868 (none visible in the U. S.)..

1
Aspects and Movements of the Planets.

1 Transit of Mercury--Occultations.....

1 Conjunction of Planets-Characters explained; Cycles and Church Days ....

2 Tide Table for 110 I !aces; Jewish and Mahometan Calendars

3 Sixty-one Largest Stars---Morning and Evening Stars..

4 How Surveyors may know the Variation of the Needle.

4
Monthly Calendars--Showing Rising, Setting, Changes of Sun

and Moon-Moon South, Planets on Meridian, &c....... 5 to 12
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT:
Synopsis of Acts, Public Resolutions and Proclamations of
the Second Session of XXXIXth Congress..

19 to 29
Progress of Reconstruction in 1867...

29 to 33 The Reconstruction Acts...

30 Progress of Impartial Suffrage..

32 The Vote on Impeachment...

34 United States Government, Ministers, &c.

39
Senators and Representatives in the Xlth Congress.... 40 to 48
Election Returns for 1867 in all the States and Territories,

with especially full statements of Registration and Voting
in the Southern States, all compared with former elec-
tions......

43 to 70
States of the Union--Area, Population, Capitals, Governors,

Terms, Meeting of Legislature, and day of State Election, 71
Foreign Countries--Area, Population, Rulers, Titles, Date of
Accession, Nature of Government, &c

72

PAGE.

Astronomical, &c.

PAGE 1
Howard University Incorpo-*. Reconstruction Act of March

PAGE.
Calendars (January to De-

rated.
25 2, 1867..

.SO cember); Changes of the Imprisonment for Debt .26 Reconstruction Act, Supple. Moon; Planets on the Me Judges, allotment of .24 mental of, March 23, 1867...30 ridian'; Sun on the Noon-' Judge Advocate...

.22 Reconstruction Act, Supplemark, Sidereal Noon, Ris Lighthouses...

.22 mental of, June 19, 1867.....31 ing and Setting of the Sun Mails to Sandwich Islands...26 Representatives from Nonand Moon throughout the Meetings of Congress 19 Reconstructed States, How United States, Highwater, Military Academy.

22 Admitted..

30 Moon's apogee and peri Montana Territory

.22

PROGRESS OF IMPARTIAL gee

.5-16 Navy, Rank of Officers. 25 Characters explained

SUFFRAGE. 2 Nebraska, admission of... 20

.32 Conjunctions, Lunar and Orphan Home.

:21 Congress on Suffrage. Planetary

2 Passengers, Protection of.:::22 State Legislatures on SutCycles and Church Days

frage.

.33 22 2 Pay of Army Officers. Eclipses for the Year 1867 1 Penitentiaries in Territories. 19

IMPEACHMENT. How Surveyors get the Vari Pensions..

20 Reports and Vote on Imation of the Needle. 4 Peonage Abolished.

26 peaching President JohnJewish and Mahometan Cal Printer to Congress

.21 Bon..

33 endars.

3 Proclamations Declared Morning and Evening Stars

Valid

24 Election Returns. and the Four Seasons 4 Rebel States, Government of 23 Alabama

.62 Planets, movements of.. 1 Robbery of' United States,

Arizona

.65 Sixty-one Bright Ştars 4 How Punished.. 26 Arkansas..

.64 Tide Table of 110 Places ... 3 Smithsonian Institution.. :20 California

.47 Smuggling .21-22 Colorado

70 Political. Tenure of Civil Offices .23 Connecticut.

43 THE GOVERNMENT. Town Sites on Public Lands.26 Dakota ....

65 Cabinet-the President's 37 Volunteers, Rights of .25 Delaware

60 Congress - Members of

Writs of Error.
:26 Florida ..

.63 Xith .38-40 Wool, Provides Revenue Georgia

67 Executive Officers-General.37 from Imported...

.26 Idaho..

65 Foreign Ministers. 37

Illinois
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS.

58 Judiciary-Supreme Court :.37 Agricultural College. .27 Indiana

57 Post-offices of Members of Alcohol, Tax on.

:27 Indian Territory

64 Congress ..38-40 Alcohol'in Bond

Iowa .27

55

Kangas Territories-Delegates from.40 Brazil, Thanks to the Legis

62 lature of.. 27 Kentucky

46 STATES OF THE UNION. Compensation to Civil Offi

Louisiana..

62 Area; White Population in

cers..
.27 Maine..

43 1850; White, Colored, In

David's Island,
Purchase Maryland

48 dian, and Total Population

Authorized
27 Massachusetts

59 in 1860; Increase and PerDisabled Volunteers, Asylum

Michigan

.55 centage of Increase of

for
27 Minnesota.

56 Population from 1850 to Field, Cyrus W., Thanks to..27 Mississippi

.63 1860; Capitals; Governors, Kentucky Militia 27 Missouri

61 their Salaries and Term of Medals to Soldiers.. 26 Montana.

.69 Office; Time of Meeting of National Banking Associa

Nebraska..

68 Legislatures; Time of State

tion
27 Nevada.

67 Elections...

71
Ocean Mails from San Fran.

New Hampshire

43 ACTS OF CONGRESS. cisco to Portland, Oregon..27 New Jersey

48 Albany a Port of Entry. .26 Paris Exposition.

26 New Mexico Amnesty and Pardon. .19 Payments to certain Officers New York.

49-54 Appeals, Time defined 26 Prohibited..

.27 North Carolina

66 Army Appropriations. 25 Pensions of Widows of Rey

Ohio..

45 Army, Brevets in.. 25 olutionary Soldiers.. .27 Oregon

68 Bankruptcy Law .25 Post-office Šite in New York.27 Pennsylvania

44 Causes, Removal of from Post-office and Sub-Treasury

Rhode Island.

44 State Courts .26 Site in Boston 27 South Carolina.

64 Cemeteries, National. .21 Public Documents, Exchange

Tennessee. Clerks of House, duties of...21 of

.27 Texas.

.61 Colored Volunteers 19 Relief for Southern People, a

Utah.

65 Compound Interest Notes...26 Vessel sent.

.27 Virginia

68 Convicts, Sentences miti Ship Canal across Isthmus of

Vermont gated 22 Darien.. :27 Washington.

70 Copyrights

.21 Scott,

Equestrian
West Virginia.

57 Cotton Tax.. 25 Statue of.. 27 Wisconsin

59 Court of Claims

.21
PROCLAMATIONS.
Wyoming

.66 Currency and Public Securi Amnesty Universal. .28 OUR NEW PUROHASES. 19 Civil Courts, Supremacy of..28 Aliaska..

:.65 Drafted Men 22 Japan, Neutrality as to Civil

St. Thomas.

.65 Education, Department of...24

War in.

.27

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. Franchise in Dist. Columbia.19 Nebraska, Admission of.. .28 Popular Vote for President, Franchise in Territories 19 Senate, Extra Session called.28 by States, in 1864, 1860 and Freedman's Bureau, Funds Tonnage on French Vessels..27 1856

.70 26 Tonnage on Hawaiian Ves FOREIGN COUNTRIES. General of the Army cannot Bels

.28 The States of America and be Removed

RECONSTRUCTION IN 1867. Europe Names and Titles Habeas corpus in Writs of Constitutional Amendment, of Rulers and their Acees

20

Vote on in all the States 29) sion. Form of Government.72

.69

Gen.,

ties.

of ......

OK .25

Error ......"