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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-22
More Eufianism.

Of South Carolina, beat with cane, JACOB
-Stanwood, of Massachusetts,, for SAYING that
the attack on Sumner was brutal and coward
ly.-[ Geographic Dispatch.
In these '1ast days." we are not surprised
at anything of this kind. Sumner was beaten
in the Senate Chamber by South Carolina
backyard, for expressing his opinion of the
Disunion State and her representative, and it
has come to pass that all South Garolinians
are knights OF the cane, beating any one diff
fering with them in opinion If Mr.. Bashford
w. Vicks has started out with the intention
Of maltreating every one who denounces the
Brooks assault as brutal and cowardly,'' he
will have lonesome time of 1T.
The second telegram giving the particulars
of the ARRAY says: ''Yicks approached from be-
hind and struck stealthy blow with stick
upon the back Of his head, infcting severe
wound"
A most fitting way to resent an Insult Of
fered to Brooks. As Sumner was beaten
with cane when enarmed and unprepared,
so his Don Quixotic defender adopts the same
cowardly weapon, and uses it in the same des-
picable manner. We wish to keep it before
the people, that the Democratic party endorses
the conduct of Preston S. Brooks; that the
same party asserts most manfully that Sum-
ner not only deserved what he got, but that
the manner of the assault was praiseworthy.
We wish to keep 1t before the people, that the
DO afia-Y1 rfvy lad INV
s. Co., as the bright lights" and Loci hart,
&C., as the "sinall fry whippers in, fully sus-
tain the administration in its course toward
Kansas, and finally justify this brutal attack
oppose such villainous policy. We are glad
to know that the Democratic party has taken
upon itself the task of sustaining Brooks. 1t
is worth 10000 votes for the Peoples ticket
| in October. Let Lockhart meet the people
upon the stump as he will DO, as the apologist
for Southern rowdies, and this alone would
elect Veatch by handsome majority. The
day has gone by when men are to be fright
call those who condemn this outrage, AboEi-
tionists, but the game will not win. With far
more propriety may we call those northern
men, who truckle to the South, Doughtaces,
for not only do they show their blind obedience
to party rule but in this Summer affair prove
very clearly that they cannot discriminate be-
tween srrant cowardce and true bravery
| The telegraph dispatch at the head OF this ar
ticle is one Of the signs of the times. "Gag
Law is not only enforced in Kansas. 1t is
felt even in the Capitol and in New York
lefty. When shall we see the end?
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" Every prisoner and convict in the Min
nesota Territorial Prison made his escape a
few days since, and at last accounts none Of
them had been recaptured.
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EILLMORE ELECTORAL TICKET
False Reports.

We probably had some right to feel sur
prised, when visiting Henderson yesterday
morning, to learn that our paper had taken
down the glorious name Of Fillmore, and sub
stituted in its place the name of Fremont
Yet such was the impression there, although
not the belief among those personally acquaint-
ed with the editor Of this paper. 1t has also
been suggested here, by some of our good
Democratic friends that they would not be
surprised at any time to see such change
made in the name at the head of the Journal.
We are well aware that these same "Demc-
Gratis" would be sorry to the bottoms of their
corrupt political hearts to see US make such
change-yet we are not aware of any word we
have written or spoken, which should give
Fillmore or Buchanan men the slightest
grounds for their fears.
We placed the name of Fillmore atthe head
of the journal without consultation with 9th
.ers but as an honest political conviction OF
our own heart, believing that his election to
the Presidency would best advance the inter-
ests Of the people and the country, if not prove
the very salvation of the Union. We have
had no reason to change these views. Our
convictions are even firmer now than when
the names of the Old Line and Republican
candidates were unknown. We can find no
such glories entwined around the names OF
either Buchanan or Fremont, as should induce
usor any other man to forfeit an honest ale
glance to Fillmore. We can find nothing in
sstheif past histories nor in their personal char
acteTs and abilities, in the principles they
represent, calculated to convince us that they
.nsre better fitted for the Presidency of this
Union than Willard Fillmore. On the con
trary we know by actual trial, Fillmore is
that which the most glorious result OF the ex-
! !. pertinent of trying Buchanan or Fremont
might scarcely make him-while a"Pierce fail
q sures in the experiment would hasten us towards
the gulf Of dissolution. With this expression
ss9 Of opinion it is unnecessary to assure the
readers of the Journal, that the name of Fill
more will continue at the head Of theJ ournal Sc
long as he is acandidate, and stands firm to the
principles he at present represents. We advo-
cate his nomination-the day of his nomina-
ton we had his name nailed to the Journal
mast head-and we assure all interested those
mails are clincbed and can't be drawn out.
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CoPARTNERsHIP.

gHNHF subscribers have this day formed
q under the Nc Rea / Wels. continue
and shoe business of late firm of Hendricks McRea
All claims against the OF Hendricks & McRea
will he paid by MeRea Wells whom those indebted
make pa ment, signed A McREA.
jy22-tf Il. NJ. WELLS.
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AZ The Newark Mercury states that on
Friday the 31st, 1000 passengers passed over
the New Jersey Railroad. On the afternoon
of the I'd. between and 6 P. NJ. there were
over $500 passengers passed out to Newark,
Elizabeth, Railway and New Brunswick.
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OF Messrs. Anspacher & Co. wish to en-
ploy some tailors and seamstresses. They
can give employment TO any number less than
a thousand
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville
80 A NJ whick local passrn viii be taken
S For information through Tickets apriy at As
Transportation Once head Of Lonx Ry
ansvle. =. jel4 .. II. DANIELS. Spp't. :
and copv. i
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OF The Wyandot (Ohie) Pioneer has
struck FremoRt's flag, and run up that of Fill
more.
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0y Gov. Wright is to deliver that same
old speech" to the unterried OF Vanderburg
a-sfathis week. During the present. canvass, he has
tackled on one more idea shat the Democrat
ic party is the only real Free Soil party in ex-
istence!' Doubtless, he is Observing enough to
=. know which way the wind blows in Northern
ss. Indiana, and he is trimming his sales not only
III to catch Old Line votes, but even those of the
. Z so called abolition party" His Excellency
and the would be Excellency, Willard, will both
be laid the shelf this fall. If they are tax
en- down again very soon, the people will be
mapping.
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NOTICE no THE PURa.IC,

OFFICE w&sHISGToS NAT: MosUMENT soSIETT.l
Washington. July l. 1886. :
accordance with order Of the Board Managers the
public requested pay for the
Washington National MoRSment agents heretofore
missonsd by the Board 80. -
Thas the
it design general of the af
Society tt Board is we'll eventual
the patriotic enterprise in which engaged
has sesolved suspend farther proceedings by
til undo Grafton for bining efficiency,
prom ptitude and safety. is matured
Balances due from agents offerings from independent
contributor lie W draft payable the order
the Treasurer of Washington National Monument Society
enclosed in a lstte the der igned. BY order:
SAMUEL YORK ATLsER.
yts-It secYW. S.M-S
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NEW ADVERTESENlENTs.

n At s.
lines less time. s0c three times. 81
one week. 81 50 weeks 81 80; month. s4 three
months Al g; mouths STe year. SIS Discount
larg Cards of six lines under SO
No marriage. death religious notices
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ROCK HAVEN F0R LE.

WISHINU retire r0U ACHE
slkf farm. offer this place sr sais on u -
jl&z eommoaious Tavern Hpaseyue large TIRE stety
ILL., Stone Watehouse asp one Of FrAme pSIA noess
with capacity slanghteF from 800 to ~ nogs Per
day with good Stables aud all aecesssrt OUT
landing depth Of water and ~ All tes
free from mud II Dry Goods snd Gre
Gerry Trade widely shipping
TO but few the 0hioriyer from 70
vile. The location snseAarAssr Of the 81 ~
eonducted Wis Tohaaso stemmery. &e: &e Az essen
TALLY necessary supply the demands OF ne as
which if DONE the general business otr
place ama1ingy AJarFe Section Of ths country so
10 h time no trade derived want 81 !eass)
and nearer point thar other VIII IN snsrt os
brought this place Gas an orfeT mas -
.sne oPsn'' { y - ROBERT GRAHAM
-. Rcek Na-sa. Ky
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SCARED, GESERAI.LY.-The Rushville Re-
publican gives an account of one of Wizards
speeches ''over east" Dependency appears
to mark the countenances of those who once
claimed to be ''unterrifed:''
They say Willard was as 'gentle as suck
ing dove'' in his speech at Moscow! His de.
nunciations are growing tame his defense O
slavery is becoming weak; his glorifcation o.
Border Ruffianism is becoming moderate; and
indeed we understand he is hardly Willard
at all! Poor fellow, his pledge wont save him
The people know how he voted on the liquor
law; and they know he cannot be trusted or
any question. He had small crowd to heal
him, and Judging from what we have heard
made small speech and small impression
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Coop C1GARs.-Mr Adam Kurtz has just
received large lot of various brands of choice
of the best ever brought to this
Feity, and particularly worthy of the attention
R6f those who have been complaining that good
cigars can't be had in the city. Mr.. Hurts,
when he formerly kept cigars, had the name
of keeping the best quality, ana Tie is deter
mined to keep up his old reputation. He has
afforded US an opportunity Of helping him do
that
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r Keller, FarrisIey & Co., Druggists on
Main street, have for sale a superior article Of
Blackberry Brandy; it is the most pleasant
beverage now in use, there is no alcohol in it,
except that extracted from the berry, and for
diseases of the bowels and general debility, it
is unsurpassed. Every family should keep a
bottle of this valuable medicine in their
houses.
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nINSOLuTaON

THE partnership heretofore existing between the saS
Il scriters under the firm OF Hendricks e. MeRea was
day SOLVED by mutual Either author
lied to sign the name 81 the firm in settlement
IY22-3W WIN. A McKEA.
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$ J. O q O @ 81!

1890 Prizes amounting -. ....... S1O2 600
The 10 200 Prizes Of - by then mber which
the $40 900 Przef that number should be odd
number then odd number ticket in the scheme will be
entitled -; if number then every number
ticket in the schrme will be to 81 in addition
other Prize which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers buying equal quantity of odd and
will drawing nearly half the
Of the same, with chances of obtaining other prizes
Remember that every Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction
E All prizes of 600 and under paid Immediately after
the drawngother prizes the usual time of thirty days
All strictly 6dsntia The drawn
bers will be forwarded to purchasers after the
drawing. r4it
s-whoie Tickets. s5-HaIves. se1GQuarters. slH SO
Prize tickets ashed renewed in other tickets at either
lenice. Or ers for tieketsoan be sddrsssed to
y1s-td S. SWAN d CO.. Atlanta Ga.
HSOFFEE.-75b bags prime Eastern oHee;
" 20 packets Old Govt Java Coffee; in stort,
for sale by jyiI 2. H. COOK SON.
- Is gross ground Peprer Is ground Ginger;
IS do do Alspiee; 10 do do Cloyes
10 do do Cinnamon 20 doz Kencucky Mustard;
10 bbls Drted Appl-s; so bush Corn Meal;
bxs Palm Soap; Star Candles;
jyIi T. II. COOK SON.
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and seam''es'e' IN s1 ca fcH'aas Go gs
yls2w Vain street. next door to Brasch Bank.
CLOTEsEkG AT WHOLES ALE.
Bnce1rage Home industry.
vE%HE undersigned take inform erchauss
a this city aadco1htry that hey have this
S@aa overcoatinss dloSs sasspet jeans
TTseds and all sorts q Lieins and Tailor Trimmings
ley the baads it
ness for several enables Us With any other
establishment OF this SORT in prices well
We therefore take occasion to request your visit before
and good aud pric even than
other places Please call and e.amss ia "rdsr to
iyIs-4m Main street. aext door 20 Bra eh Bank
ADMINlsTR ATOh's NOTICE.
u poasad Sdministfator with The anne,e Of
ssS a.s 81 county deceased
"'D S''A'' supp SEQ H. O. WHISTLER Administr,tor
asT;Sy S. has ss.n
to Se insoi1s1s yis Wheeler
ro7,cr AoM,N.sTR .ToR IN !. Rim. ...,,.,
@ A9:ss1
props1 Of %s eonns p Bs
Fielding Household Furniture. Clothing &c credit Of
with interest waving a. aPPFoT s security
EpFTrEW ND Etst;s-7
n1 % lbs Table Putteri lG doy y Egg for sale y
my29 CALDn ELL Il LANVLE0s
s.OST.
Al BREASTFlN of he shspe of q harp, with pearls
N sides and hsir Valued the sake of the
giver. The shah receive
the owner be avnR it at this office. je25tf
a MEMORANDUM Reok- bound in Leather with steel
% Lett IN . & rs'
lnAA KITS Nos and M.ekerei.
n WYE hills Nos and3 f-.fs.s
40 ht hhIs Nos and Naekcrel; bxs No Herring;
4G qr-hbls NJ. !. and 8 dol IS bxs Scale do;
20 Cuba SIX o.s reee and for gale P.is,: by
$50 .sXoUfsYfss: bHIsse scoops. -
Assignment Of very desirable Mourning Dress oeds
IA for sale at upz6 HUGHES.
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SffERIFF'Ss SALES.

IUnsertH head will slwaysbs found correct tassmsR
0fths sstss including of parties property
and time ssles.l
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a CARD.

HAVING associated with in business Mr.. Charles
We will continne do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand. near the Washington HOTEL
u n der the and style vicKERY & JOHNSTON.
will be happy wait all old friends and eusto-
and many new favor with their
patronage. promising to DO the agreealle 70 all
JAMES W. vICEERY-
P. S-Mr. Ssm'l yiekery authorized Ike coilec-
tions and all demands against the old firm ne name
of the old fr will be used in the uidation
ivI7 j. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" No sees Il this place. per line ertion;
30 per line three tines 80 cents per line week. dis
O n longer time
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COPAWTNEKNHIP

fHNHE undersigned formed aItnership
III name and style of Bsbeoek Sonntag and will carry
the Hardware Business Water the cid stand
Babcock Brothers. HENRY o. BABCOCK, %
vi =
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ms and alter Monday. Jams 18Th. until further rstiss
~ The Mani Passenaef Tain will Eransvfis
lao p N; arriving vinesEhes 4:2or. "a tms ss
Ohio Aissiasirp ii
RAILROAD Louis and Central Illinois Tore 40
7:45 2. M snd annapolis at T:o5 M making direct
connections Cincinnati Counbss Cleveland, Pkas-
pha New York and Baltimore. Ef& ~
Returnng-leaVes Terresute at 3s6R Nj after TIL
rival Of train from aPOssrrives At Ksansviiis
9:25 p, N.
gers BY St. Esds
ard Louisville day. Baggage checked sf indiana
JoliS
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L6sT, sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

FHNWo Horses large sy about five years old. aud
small bay horse about years old. trsyed
stolen from the subscriber last week The bay horse
mark ed and lame
missed. Any information concerning tn horses. II
please h left st SETCHELL g BOWLES,
jy22-Itdkw% Livery stables.
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VHNIN PLATE. &C.
81 500 DO yes Tin Plate: 2n Pigs BLOCK Tin;
aooo lbs C4pper Botta ms assorted;. sEa T.
4eoo DO Wire &c Ia sscre sndfor sale by
iyE SAMUEL ORR.
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uy- The Alexandria Sentinel, one of the
most ably conducted Democratic journals in
the country, thus eufogizes Fillmore's speech
at Albany:
1.-The last portion is admirable. We can
not too strongly express our pleasure at its
practical wisdom, its clear sentiments, its mo-
mentous truths, its feryent patriotism, its cor
rect approximations of dangerous issues now
pending, its eloquent appeals in behalf of the
Union. We trust that the voice of one so
eminent and who has himself learned to lay
aside early prejudice will have powerful
influence at the North in the cause of the
Union, and the observance of those obliga-
tiohs which the fact of Union imposes"
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GxnGEnIES ANN R0nUGk


FHNHE lersig ed wifi the Grocery and Pred
Business of the late firm Of Babeoek Brothers in hi
iy2i Il ELISHA s. ,BCooK.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
EUST receiv (aud openngl direct troT rhiaaei-
- half chests "a ofehoce Black and tween
Teas amongst which half chest of Extra Black Tea
which those who love it all Of which IN
offered A. a small advance Call and il at
VICKERY & IOHSST0TfS.,
jyl7 Main { near WASHINGTON Hotel
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WYE the undersigned wish attention Of
w Wholesale Mer hans Of Evsnsyilie and dealers II
general the thai ring
tice Cider Vinegar which will cell eempst
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give call "a
trial is all ask. MERCER CLIFFORD s
N BThe mandatory situated the Of Fonr
and Canal streets Lamasee city. jsl-dkviyk
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OF 1t viii be remembered that we spoke
of the century plant now blooming in New
York, not long since. The Cincinnati Column
bian thus describes it:
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Height, 80 feet; circumference of trunk, 10
feet; breadth of leaf at the trunk, (ayerage)
foot: length of leaf, 9 feet; number of leaves
10; circumference of base of upright stem sus-
tanning flowers. 2 feet; number of branches
bearing blossoms, s.; whole number of bios
SONS. 1900"
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stolen the subscriber week The bay horse
marked by and lame the time
please he left SETCHELL g BOW Les
jy22-ltdkw+ Livery stables.
CORP0RATION NOTICE.
ORDERED That the owners of Lots adjoining the alley
cause said alley be reduced city
grade within days a the publication of this notice.
thorzeI and ro1r sd WORK. and the
will he asssedto aud collected by sale ofsad Lots
much thereof VIII satisfy said lIsn and costs By
Iy2s.Iot WELL. H. WALKER Clerk.
KlUfE CIDER VINgG AR.-25 bbls for sale by
ty22 5. e. GILBERT CO., c. near Water
FtEM EHT .--25 hhls for sale by =
HpIO cor PEEPS bags or sale low by
HI iy2l Z. GILBERT CO Syc. near Water.
N ATCHEs LOO round wood box block all 81
ys2 GILBERT co.. sve near Water
ATTACHMENT.
TESs stsIn:s soFENS0N
ERNEST sEMPF
Before WIN Kemrs Justice eff the Pesee Of vsnderhsrsh
NoTioE Is hereby that 18Th day July 1885,
xrs OF have been issued b5 the undersgn-
ed Justice. on the adayit Of s. SSreason and her like
'' yaa-stS " '"' '''' WI KEMPF. j. Eve
NOTICE
WWTE Banking House to-day for
Nv purpose of making some Improvements D. posito
Crescent City 3ank. Iy2I G. COP ELAND
DISSOLUTION.
FENHE firm Of BabeOek Brothers dissolved by ita
II ton, lst July. CHARLES BABCOCK,
;u,,.s E ssSR 8 BaB B.
A BLACK LACE VEIL.
w par oharSes aSdgssit. jysI-ss
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DESIGNATION NOTICE.

TENHE p4rnershp heretofore existing snasr
signed bas dissolved by Inutna1 All the
outstanding the firm Kendall Rogers will be
setted H. Rogers all bills will be presented
and defs made. Il Necessary settle the
business Of the firm Immediately. PEIER hES PAIL.
jy2-3w@ III. ROGERS.
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cUanpIAN,s sAIEOF REAL

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Jacobs. uardAA 81
" william by Of
order the Common Pleas Of VsBderburR
ty. day August 10 o'clock A N.
and sfefSsk p NJ of said dsy will sell pabe suetieR
AZ the door of the Court House in the city Of Essnsvs
Wander burg Indiana all that of the South half the
North North East OF section min
South OF Range belongs to sai&
sold the heing about eight
the foia~nK wit: One third 81 ths
Paid in eash third in six and
third tTeve mSd5 the give his fer
the two t With interest on the day Of sale
cured by mortgage upon the premises
jy6-3w HNNRY JACOBS. Guardian.
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NEW ENGLAND BLACK ING.

FTER Of perrin attain the end - s
IN and polishing leather with article J. II KiCI
ARDS ha at length disc v-rsd eompo>ftien which wi
der ~ and pliable This splendid position
caryaed in this other for its
~ and it's utrtous effects to the leather All whs In
for preservation and viii the Ne
England Blacking. Sold IN Ekansve by Wselssy saw
yer ~. W. s. vickery. Crawford Ball. HenhAsrgsr
&nd others. YyE0.
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THNHE the New Hotel Sswberry will Be
advaatag the bu1er. tits fSvorSbiy
located in the hourishing in Greene
~ slthe necessary out houses eistsrns with
comm Stables When il is thst New
berry terminus of the southern division ofthe
c. Straight Line Railroad aud also located edis.eiy
and E. Cana at the Feeder Dam. White river ISIS
besutifu aud healthy location with good surrounding
country the Wishing
kind will the advantage Of Investing hexe
For particnlas apply to either 8. 6. ST0DDA hdse-
THOMAS JOHNSON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-29
T1narty-Eourth congress-.E FL lrst ssasia il.

WASHINGTON, July}22, 1856 tsenate--On motion
OF MIR. Seward. resolution was adopted, directing
the committee on manufactures to inquire concerning
the extent 70 which iron may be substituted for wood
stone and brick in the erection of public buildings in
the United States VI III - 18iszR&i3
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to regulate the compen-
satlon Of members of Congress. 1t proposes to give
oeaeh member salary Of $4,000 for each regular
session instead Of the present per diem; and for
ira sessions the present per diem and twenty cents
per mile for travel each way. ts& 9S
aouse.--The House passed the Senates resolution
with an amendment fixing upon the 18th Of August
for the close Of the present session The stood
ayes 123, nays 81 The House then resumed the Ne
braslsa contested election case. IT,. III