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A LARGE and splendid assortment OF
NJONATHAN KROOK'S SPLENDID
kUTLERY; Of the finest quality and they
need no strop or hone before useing, they
kant be beat as to their God quality or low
price in these diggns know how.
w. f. c. STODDARD.
Rutland, Oct. 81, 1914.
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THANKSGIVING.

His Elk, the Governor OF Vermont has
appointed Thursday the 9th day Of Dec, as
aday OF Thanksgiving for the people Of
this state.
The Proclamation was necessarily crowd.
cd out this week, bu. will appear in our
next.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, RE rerempef'1
District ofrauhaven,s - tiat At, spee,al
probate court hoidcn ~ tasiieion within and TOR
SAID district, on the 9h day Of No,enber 1877
Pufcui A. Warner, Judge.
An Instrument 10 writing porporiing 10 be TIE
last will and testament 81 Na'haulcl- Grover la'e
Of Wells in said district deceased being presenter
said court for probate by CALVIN Grover, the eN'
ecuioT therein named.
1t Is ordered by the court that notice tbereoi 'e
gisen to all persons concerned To appear al ses"
sion OF said court be holden at Casieton on the
4th day OF December next TO contest the probate Of
said WILL BY publishing this order three weeks sue
cessvely. previous II said lime Of hearing. the
Rutland Herald. newspaper printed at Rutland.
A true copy ot record. 30
BF. LANGDON, Register.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS
~ AND OTHER PERSONS IN IN
TEREST, that by order of the District
Court OF the United States for the District OF
Vermont, a dividend out of the assets ofDan.
iel Packer, of Mount Iioliey in said District,
a Bankrupt will be made and declared by the
Court on the nineteenth day of November
next, atten O'Clock forenoon, at The office of
Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in Monipe-
ler in said District, among the criditofs who
shall have proved and filed proofs Of their
debts before said day, unless sufficient cause
be then and there shown to The contrary.
Dated the 231 day OF October, 1874,
Al EDWARD III. PRENTISS, Cierk.
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NOTICE.

rENIlE partnership in Wagon making
Il misunderstanding between the subscri-
bers, is Tbs day 10y mutual consen, Dissolved,
all fersons a'ing demands against the firm
viii present The same TO VIM. Hook, and all
persons owing the firm are hereby notified 10
paw the same to WIN. Hook. who is author
zed TO settle The same. 80
WV. HOOK.
Rutland, Oct 80. 1874 THO'S HOOK.
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w l. tho subscribers, beng appointed hy
w the Ion. the rtoba,o tunt, tot the d..
uici Of Rullaud. commissioners to tuc,ivs.
examine and adjust all clsims and dcman,
OF oil persons against 'hc estate of
hgfas H. =. ma. late ~ MofR Tabor.
IN said district, drceased, ,cptesericd inscl.
vent and also all claims aud demands cNhib.
itei IN offset thereto, sud @ months from u ~
i,h cav oi Oct. istI, being allowed by said
court tor TINT pufpose' we dn therefore here
by $50 notice that we will attend TO the bu-
sincs> of our said appointment at the la,a
residence 1T the Diseased in Mouh,abof, o.
the last Tuesdays OF January and MARCH,
next. from Do'clns q. m. until o'clock p.
m on each NJ said days
GIDEON DAVIS. lCon,,,
STEPHEN SMITH I0""'
Mount Tabor. Oct. lSil. ii.i6
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VI T. the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate.cour' for the district OF Rutland
commissioners TO receive examine, and ad
Just all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of
Daniel Ldpiam late Of Dandy,
in said district deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto and 6 months from
the 7th day of October, inst. being allowed
10y said court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend
To the business ofour said appointment at tie
dwelling house Of Elizabeth Lapham OF
Danby on the last Saturday of December and
March next, from o'clock A. NJ. until o.
clock p NJ. on each of said days.
BENZ AMIN BARNES (co
ELISHA f. ROGERS. O'''" TO-
Dated Dandy, Oct 7ih, 1911
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car Il LETTER PAPER,

kA REAMS of American and French
w Paper; Is reams Pot and cap, ruled
and plain 30 reams Letter ruled and plain
from $3.50 10 $50 per ream; 8 reams French
Letter, plain; reams commercial ard pack
ct post, plain Also 20 reams wrapping pa
per for sale by w. f. c. STODDARD.
23d October 1871. 43tf
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Liberation.

PilS may certify thst have given my,
son Louis Dushailelr minor. his lime
.uu shall claim none of bis earnings nor pay
5ny debts Of his contracting after his date.
ppltney Oct. |, 1874. lNCls DrsH,rLr.
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CT. T lis &C.

ZINE AND SUPERFINE Blue Black
Broad Cloths do do Cassimeres.
Fancy Cassimeres and SattineI,s, Tailors
Trimmings, good assortment, Silk and Cot
ton warp Alpaccas, Black Cambrics.
For sale cheap by ID. 4. BELL.
Rutland, Nov. IL, lsii.
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ARaIED

In pinsfoli, on The Phi ms, at the NJ
l. Chapel, By the Rev, r. II. Kimbali
" Charl5s II Gooiuoagh and Mas Har.
u Fish all Of T..
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Mcndon has gone Wing BY Q majority.
which is gain.
1t would appear judging from the results
OF our election SO lar tina, Vermont will stand
ffn in her adhera5ce 10 Wing principles
and in opposition to the Free Trade, Texas
Candidate of Southern Slaveocra,s and
Northern Doughfaccs.
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NyTATCHEs AND JEyyELRY.

The subscriber having purchased OF
G. D. Griswold his stock Of Watches, Jew
ery and Fancy Goods. will continue the
business, 10 all lis branches, at The Old stand.
Believing that a thorough knowledge OF The
business, and strict attention To il, viii mer'
il the appreciation of tie public, hs ant 'ci-
paies a liberal share OF patronage.
Silver Ware ard Jewelry made TO order.
Also all kinds of rich Goods. not on hand
will be obtained Oh shoI, notice and at tie
Invest prices.
Particular attention paid 10 Watch dndCtoel
repairing.
All orders by stage or Otherwise promptly
attended to. j. w. PRESTON.
casi.eion, Oc'. s, 1914 4i:S2
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Farm Cor sale.

HNHE valuable farm formerly owned and
i oe coupled by the late Henry Hodges, and
lying on Otter Creek in Clarendon is offered
Tor sale. It's ion well knownto need any de-
scip,ion, having been long admitted TO be The
best farm Of its size for many miles around.
Those who wish TO purchase are now adj
vised, tina, it will be disposed Of and prob
ably a, an ea,ly day. For PARTICULARS in
qale OF SilasW. Hodges, residing near the
premises. or of the subscriber. i6
Rutland Nov. I,lSii. SILAs ii. lloDGEs
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State Of Vermont DE II remcn
Dis,rio, Of rairhavcn. st. ( - hcred ,hn, at

Slate of Vermont RE u remcn
District of faiihavcn. Sc. - hcted that a;
a probate Cour, holden at Casilrion within
and for said district on tie oddayufNuvc mbcr
A. ID 1871.
Present. a. Warner, Judge.
ID. II. Bromley, administrators of the es
tate OF Lovine Bromley, late of pawlet, in said
district, deceased, applying to said cour, for
the tine of paying the debts agaius, SAID es.
tate to be extended one year from the time
heretofore allowed.
1t is ordered by the said oour, that the
hearing sad deciding on said application
he at session Of said court TO he holden
at the probate eflice ia said Castleion.
on the 4 day OF December next and that M.
iico otsaid application be given to all persons
inleresjedby publication of this order 3 weeks
cces,vely previous,,o said time of hearing
IN The Rutland Herald newspaper printed
al Rutland
true copy Of Record.
ij Is. T. LANGDON Register.
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The Governor OF Rhode Island has diesig-
mated Thursday, the 2Slh day of November,
Instant, as day of thanksgiving and praise
in that State The same day is designated
in Massac husetis for The same purpose.
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N MONIHAN would respectfully in
-D' form his friends and the public, that
he has on hand splendid assortment of
Boots and Shoes, Gents fine calf skin boots
calf skin doubled solcd water proof Boots
calf pecoed boots, kip5ools, and a
superior article of thick boots also
gents dancing pumps, broaans and slips,
also a splendid assortment of hats AMI caps
has also on hand an assortment Of ladies'
CATERS and hall CATERS, bnsld MS aud slips,
also ladies' and eentlemen's Patent India
Rubber over shoes; misses buskins and
slips, also boys and children's boots and
shoes of all kinds, also n splendid article
OF sole and upper leather and calf skins,
shoe thread, heel nails & shoe knives. all of
which will be sold as low as can be purchas-
ed in this county, he would also express his
thanks to the public for their liberal patron
tronaee thus far, and hopes bv stlict ai,en-
lion to business a continuance of the same
Caslelon, October, 1911. li3
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within and for said district on the lth day
Of Nov. 1911.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Edward F. Hodges, administrator OF the
the estate of Alexander Reed, late Of said
Rutland, deceased. intesiale, having made
application to said cour, in writing, setting
forth such facts as tend TO shew that the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased is insufficient
to pay the debts and expenses of adminisra.
ton, by about the sum of FIVE thousand
dollars, and That part OF the real
estate of said deceased cannot be sold with
out injury to those Interested in the remain
der, and therefore praying said court to grant
license to sell the whole of said real estate,
except the widows dover. including the re-
version thereof-said real estate consisting
OF about IL acres of land situated in Mendon,
about 10 acres ofland with the appurtenances
thereof situated in said Rutland. one pew in
the Congregational church. and one pew in
the Epis copal church in East Rutland viii
lsge;
II is or Tered that said application be refer
red for hearing and decision 10 the fist Mon
day being the cd day of December next, and
that copy of this order be published in the
Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at Rnt-
lind, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
rear and give bonds for the payment Of said
debts and expenses, or otherwise object to
/ the same if they see cause.
! 4 true copy Of record,
! 46 HENRY HALL, Register.
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NOIirc.

The subscriber would give notice to the
public that he keeps constantly on hand al
his Make, room. under the old Masonic
Hall. pnme Fresh BEEF AMI other Meats,
which are offered at fsf prices; also guam
iiiy Of TALLOW. FOR sale low Tor cash.
IRA FISHER
Rutland, Noeember ia, 1854. 80
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aSgsEs,'s q
ELECTION RETURNS,

The vote of Vermont on tho 18th inst
al far as heard from, stands as follows:
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There was a severe frost at Mobile on tie
morning of tie 3Oih ut.
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STATE OF VERMONT I>E it remcm-
District of Rutland s.. - bered that
at special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the 9th day
OF Nov, 1911.
Present, VIM Hall. Judge.
Ofin Taylor, administrator OF the estate Of
Levi Taylor, late Of Clarendon; in said dis
met deceased, in,e.iate, having made appi-
cation TO said court in writing setting forth
the amount of personal property, estimated
expenses of administration and amount of
debts, whereby II appears that the sale of all
the real estate Of said deceased consisting Of
about 55 acres OF land (beine the homestead
OF said deceas s1 and incumbered with a mort
ga2o) is necessary for the payment of said
debts, aud expenses, and praying said court
10 grant him license 10 sell the same! There
fore, II is ordered by sald court that said APP
pllcaiionbe reierredior hearing and decision to
tho LIST Monday being tle2d day of December
neS',and that a copy OF this order be published
in the Ruilandllerald, n newspaper printed al
Rutland, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, tina, all persons interested may APP
pear and give bonds for The payment OF said
debts and expenses OF otherwise object to the
same ii theysee cause. A true copy of record,
As HENRY HALL, Register.
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{ IRDONS.-A rich aud handsome
assortment of Winter Ribbons for sale
by DARREErr & co.
Nov. ), i3;3w
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y = 7 VII
NLilttON 81 Licer Com.
DfOissf,

THE QUESTION SETTLED.
Among the mnliltuIe Of medicines anf
cure ais which are daily palmed OF up0.
the unsuspeo ting, people 50 often get dlsap
poinied, that They hardly know what ~ be
iieve when really ihvau1bie medicine
fret Introduced into lie community
The medicine which We now bring Il
ore the prblic i, COMPOUND not T..
vented in a day, bot the maturing VI ye5,
Of reflection, on all diseases which have
tendency towards consumption. Complai.
OF the lungs, chest & liver, seem to rise f.,
oor variable climate, mosI dangerous 10 l..
invs''d, and those oi naturally weak constr
ions.
DIR LARBOR'5 VEGETABLE LyAG
WORT
- OF Tie most extraordinary nature in 10 o.
peraiions upon lie system. II iakes lold
tAe compliant al once, and no matter 10 D..
long Tie pulmonary or CansumplHs pa.feuL
has beea suffering, II tie cvEdBioa OF ne
lungs are such as arc nGi 70 he atsCill,.y
incunJie, tho Lungwun will eradiste e,etv
I symptom vi disease lrom the body, &c stormy
ono as il we're again iolie' For this reason,
people WHO have pulmonary complaints sho'd
/ carefully seeci lbe remedy al 6rsl which
viii cure u there can be a cue The I.u.p-
won will DO ,his ii health is TO be restored
aud the iTopfieioT besilsies not TO BAY II ~
toe satesl medicine ~ he World lof those
troubled Vii coughs anil colds, br0ncbelies.
wh"o ping cough, night swesls. asthma. bife-
DING n ihs lungs, oppression on the chf 81.
dihlcuiiy Of breathing, slieC Tons 81 ihe tei,
and pulmonary complaints Of every ind.
We have bOl room TO publish Tie numerous
certificates Of cures, but ali are referred 10
medical pamphlet 10 be had gratis Of any og
he .Aeeuis. &. j. ROSEFELT.
Sole prOpIlelOr.
%, Broadway, Albany.
AeENTs- DANIELS .RuiisDd;
:. q. n inslo@, riuslofd Y. Ross, Bran-
'9a. iieowI
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I .OOk HERE-EYES RIGHT!

Y OOk HERE-EYES RIGHT /!
keep it before the People"-rhst my
shop is well stocked with Iron and Steel,
and tie best Of workmen employed, besi-
des being one hand myself liofses and OK :
en- sho on short notice, in a manner that
cannot be beat, all kinds of GraiD,scrap Iron,
aud cash received in payment rs l"ng as peO-
pie continue % eat and creditors wait their
pay.
JouS ]. RICHARDSON.
Mendon Oct -, 1911,
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yvUNpnVv GLASS

U tTilI,R DANIELS N'|.\
~ iof ihc manufactures, Is kept cons'a 81.
snppied wi.h tho kocnciilass 81 every
which vii re Sold by wholesale " retail Fl.
Vciy low pucos, The alfoyo ti'1ss % 20 taue
Oct 20, lsii.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! RE it remem-
District of Rutland, SIS. bered thai,
at a special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the llth day
of Nov 1911.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1914.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

Mr.. TALLMADGE presented the memorial
Of John S. Gilbert, of New York, in reference to
a Floating Dock. Also, large number of me-
MORALS from the various parts of New York. in
favor of the existing tariff.
Mr.. PEARCE, of Md, a memorial from citi-
zens Of Kent county, demonstrating against any
change in the present excellent tariff.
Mr.. BUCHANAN, eight or nine memorials
from various parts of Pennsylvania in favor of
the existing tariff. Also, circumstances from
citizens of Berks county, Adams county, and
Ohio township, in Allegany county, against the
annexation of Texas.
BILLS, &c.
Mr.. PEARCE, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill for the relief Of the heirs
Of Robert Fulton.
Mr.. HUNTINGDON, from the Committee
on Commerce, reported bill relating to certain
collection districts, and Tor other purposes.
Mr.. BERRIEN, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, bill to change the time of holding the
district Of Virginia, and fixing it on the 30th
day of May. Mr.. B. said as the time was near
at hand, it was desirable to have this bill consi-
dered at once.
Mr.. KING moved an amendment, changing
the time Of holding the circuit court for the
southern district of Alabama as amended the
bill was ordered to engrossed.
MARBLE BUsTs OF PRESIDENTS.
The joint resolution offered few days since,
authorizing the Secretary Of State to purchase
of Hiram Powers, of Ohio, such marble busts of
Presidents as he has executed, at sum not
more than $500 each, was taken up, on motion
Of Mr.. TAPPAN, and passed.
SALARIES OF DISTRICT JUDGES.
The bill to raise the salary of the Judge of the
Eastern District of Tennessee, was taken up.
The question was upon recommitting the bill,
with instructions, to the Judiciary Committee, to
report bill equalizing the salaries of all the
District Judges. Without any final action, the
bill was passed informally, and the Senate took
up the
PosT-oFFIcE BILL.
Mr.. MERRICK took the floor in explanation
of this important bill, prefacing the same with
some general remarks. He rejoiced that this,
at least, was no party question. The changes
proposed ia the Post office system were called
for by some II, 900 signers of memorials from
frontier States, as we'll as by resolutions of seve
raj State Legislatures. He regretted deeply that
the Committee had to contend against the whole
official corps Of the Department. From subord-
mates he had expected this, because their privi-
leges were abridged but he had hoped better
things from the enlightened head of the Depart
ment of the features of the bill.
When Mr.. MERRIcK concluded, the Senate
went into Executive session, and, after short
time spent therein, adjourned until Monday next,
at one o'clock, in order to afford Senators an op-
portunity to hear Senator Walkers address be-
fore the National Institute.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRIN CIPAL HOTELS.
MARCH 90 1874.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HoTE

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
III Fitzhugh and daughter, s C; E F Cushman, N
Y; J Grant, GA; w Dillehnby, Ala; A B Estes,
NY; e Bowen and lady, Va; Mr. Gilchrist, Pa;
II Kingsbury, w Weesen, N G; Jno.Whitesell,
Bait; M Horton, Pa; A w Gray, Mr. Baine, Va
f Whip; F Whitesell, Easton; G Cherry, Tenn
F Owen, Ala; George Weber, Pa, s Fl Wentz,
Phil; w Miner, T Miner, Va; A Padgett, D C
Woodruff, N Y; w P Sloan, N J; w Brasher, DR.
Huddleston, Y; M Robinson, Phila; w William
son, Bait; Mr. Garter and lady. Va Mr. Ragsdale,
Tenn; w Ridd, J Benson, Ala John Walker,
D o Gehe, w Colder, Pa; A Stockly, Della; A
Campbell, G: John Cove, Boston; s White, Va.
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL.
Maj Craig, U s A.; Mr. Moorhead, Pa; Dller,
Phila; Captain A Chase; T Deas and family, Y;
] E Fletcher, Iowa; w H Millen, La; Hon John c
Calhoun, w B Clemson, s C.
EXCHANGE (rYLER's) HOTEL.
v Rambant, G Graham T U Dudley, Hugh
Rileigh, Va; J R Lambdin, Phila.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
Mr. Berry, Ind Mr. Dean, J Bulford, Pa; r E
Horner, N J; M T Reeves, w Ward, Ohio
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WING CONCERT.

& We understand that there will be an entertain
ment Of real genuine Wing Songs this epening at
Concert Hall (Todd's Rooms.) We have had
the pleasure of hearing several of the pieces Sc
lected, and have no doubt that they are of the
same kind that have so often thrown the Locos
into spasms. We should be glad to see the
Wing ladies there particularly.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT.

MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT.
Mr.. DROMGOOLE rose with the Globe in
his hand, and read from its report the proceedings
of the House upon the resolution of inquiry re-
specting Lieut.. Bragg, during which some re-
marks were made by Mr. Weller rejecting upon
the Maj General.
Mr.. D. called upon Mr.. w. for some explana-
ton. -
Mr.. WELLER rose and gave such explanation
as he could, which seemed to amount to this
that he had made grave reflection upon a high
and worthy officer, upon some informal, heresay
evidence.
Mr.. ADAMS said he voted for that resolution,
and did it with great reluctance, because it con-
tanned an imputation upon General Scott. 1t was
his intention to have moved all amendment to the
resolution, but he was cut off by the previous
question. He did not vote for the portions re-
fecting upon the Adjutant General or the Major
General, but for that which made inquiry.
Mr.. CLINTON, of the Retrenchment Com
lnittee, said that Lieut.. Bragg was before thai
Committee giving information as to the difference
of pay between the line and staff officers of the
army, and that he understood that his time Of
leave was unexpired yet, the Adjutant General
believing that Lieut.. Brigg was here as dele.
gate from some corps of the army to give informa-
ton, had ordered him to his post. He (Mr. CO
told Lieut. b. that he had a subpoena for him to
appear before the Retrenchmcnt Committee, &C.
Mr.. CLINCH desired to have the papers, in
reply to this resolution, read to the House, but the
Speaker said they were not yet in possession of
the House.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Mr.. SCHENCK'S motion to suspend the rules
to take up the joint resolution fixing the day of
adjournment, was first in order the yeas and
nays were Called and were ayes SO, noes 64-not
two thirds.
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
Mr.. COBB'S resolution for printing 5000 ex-
ira copies OF the report for establishing the Bureau
of Statistics was taken up and amended, by re-
ducing the number to 1000; in which shape it
was passed.
TREASURY NoTEs-MoRE EXTRA PRINTING. 81
Mr.. DROMGOOLE'S resolution for printing
10000 extra copies of the report of the Committee
of Ways and Means, on the subject of the issue
OF Treasury notes, was next taken up, with the
ever inseparable previous question at its tail ; the
previous question was seconded and the yeas and
nays called on the passage of the resolution they
were ayes SO, noes 81.
| REPORTS.
| Mr.. McCLELLAND, from the Committee on
Commerce. gave notice that he should call up, on
Monday next, the bill for the Improvement of the
navigation Of the Mississippi. ~
The SPEAKER said that the three first days
next week were set apart for Territorial business.
Mr.. McC. then changed his notice to Thursday
next
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NEXIAN REVOLUTION AND THE, ANNEX
i ALTON OF TEXAS, for sale by r. FARM
HAM, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and llth street.
This pamphlet contains brief account Of IL colani-
zation of Texas an examination Of the causes aud
character Of the revolt therein and full review
Of the diplomatic, military, and speculative opera
tons Of Government and individuals in the United
States tending 10 annexation. mar 92--