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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
Cavalry Raid into ArkaNsns,- Can.
sure OF the rebel Gen. jeff. Th0mI,.
son-furshcr cOncerning the Law.
renee Affair.
50. Lonls. AUG 2G,

81, Louis, Aug 70,
A dispatch from Gen Fiske to Gen
Schofeld, from Pilot Knob, says Col
Woodson's cavalry made raid to Pooa-
hontas, Ark, and routed several bands of
guerrillas, capturing about 100 prisoners
and among them the rebel Gen jeff
Thompson and all his staff
A special dispatch from Leayenworth
to the Democrat says Jim Lane has re-
turned TO Lawrence.
The citizens with Lane killed IL of
Quautrell's men. Lane is organizing
force which he says will go into Missouri
in September.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Leavenworth.
One hundred and eighty-three bodies
had been buried in Lawrence up to this
morning, and seven more bodies have been.
found. 1S2 buildings have been burned,
so of them brick.
Eghty-five widows and two hundred.
and forty-6ve orphans have been mads by
Quantrell's raids.
Several merchants have commenced re-
building.
All the towns in the State have sent in
large SIMS of money for the relief of the
sufferers.
One of Quantrel's spies has been hung
IN Lawrence.
The chiefs of the Delaware, Socks and
Fox Indians have offered their services to
Gen Lane.
A report has just been received that
buildings in Cass Comfy, Mo, were fired
and over 100 rebel sympathizers were
killed.
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I'D IL AT HI y

WHEELER-In this village, Thursday morn
ing, Aug. 18th, ALMIRA B., wife of Joseph B.
Wheeler, aged "a years.
WALKER-In Clarendon, on the goth inst,
LEWIS WALKER, Esq, aged 50 years.
EGGLESTON-In Mendon, Aug. "A, of Group,
HENRY @. EGGLEsroN, Youngest son OF Collins
and Deborah Eggleston, aged years, | month
and thirteen days.
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet a flower,
In Paradise could bloom
WILLIAMS-At Port Hudson, Miss, Aug, l,
1867, after some weeks illness, from debility and
exhaustion, CHARLES B. WILLIAMS, only re-
naming child of Rev. Stephen Williams, of Or
well, Vt, aged q years.
He was member Of Company G, 5th u g. ar
tillery
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pR. ToRIAs, YENErIAN IINIMRNr

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMRNT.
certain cure for par~ in lambs and back, soss
throats, Group, rheumatism, collie, sc. perfect
fansiy medicine, and never fails. Read Read
Read III
Llvonsa, Wayne Co., Mich, June 10, Nh.
tbs Is TO certify that my wife was taken win
oulnsey Sore Throat il commenced TO swell ard
was so sore that she could not swallow, ard
eoughed violently. l used your linimeut, nd
made perfect cure in one week. firmly believe
that but for the hniment she would have lost her
life, JOHN A. Harlan
Price 20 ard 80 cents. Sold by all druggists
ohlce, SO Cortlandt Street. New York
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMoNIo WATERS.

BRYhN's PULMostc wAFRRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAs's rULMosIo wAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAs's PuLMosIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAs's PULMosIo wAFERs
Relieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAs's PuLMosIo wAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PULMosIe wAFRRs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRyAN's PuLAoNIc wAfERs-
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
jos Mosss, sole proprietor, 81 Cortlandt street,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists. ie9:d&w3m
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A REBEL SCARE AT STAUN.
TON, VA.
ANOTHER SCARE IN CANADA.
Plot 10 Br'ray the "ranuuckS"
into the hands of Lincoln.
MORE BRITISH NEUTRALITY.
Vessels of War for the Rebels.
More British "Neutrality.r
Nav York. Ang. "a

New York, Aug 70.
A Plymouth, England, paper calls at
tention to suspicious sail of three of her
maiesty's vessels of war out of the navy
yard at that port. Two OF these vessels,
the Hecla and Merlin, which have been
re-christened the Typhon and Sea Hawk,
are said to belong to a London company,
and were advertised for a pleasure trip to
the Mediterranean. But this fell through
and circums ances justify a suspicion that
they are intended for the confederate SER
wee.
A correspondent of the London Daily
News says it is well known that one iron
clad ram has been launched at Birkenhead
and another IS soon to follow, for the SER
vice of the confederate states, with which
to make war on the United States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
From ChaFleston-Ehe ruin of Fort
Sumter - Interesting statements of
North Carolina deserters.

A note from c G Fulton, dated off
Charleston, Saturday, Aug ODD, says
Sumter this morning IS an immense ruin.
The rear wall is battered down and the
interior open to view. Our common balls
strike against the inside Of the front wall,
going clear through.
Should there be no accident tonight the
old flag will float over Sumter tomorrow,
Sunday.
The following interesting letter is from
Mr. Fulton.
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From Washington.

Washington, Aug. &c.
A gentleman attached to the public SER
vice says that in the Smelling of Charles
ton at a distance of five miles, greater
success has been attained with the Parrot
guns than has hitherto entered into their
calculations.
The rebel accounts of the recent move
ments against Charleston are regarded
here as afording cheering prospect of a
complete Union success.
The navy department has received no
official ad7ices within the past two days
from that quarter.
Guerrilla bands still infest the south
side of the Potomac, stealing horses and
other property, without respect to per-
sons.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Perfection has been attained, through art, sci
ence and experience, in the manufacture Of Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratu., as every lady
who has tested it universallv exclaims, "There
is nothing like it ~ Don't fail to test paper,
and you will never use any other. Call on your
grocer for it, and do not be put off with any other
All the grocers sell it. Depot liz Liberty street,
New York.
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The Political Canvas i'm Maine.

Boston, Aug. 20.
Toe political canvas in Maine is very
active. The election takes place on the
18th of September Among those stump
the State for the Union, are Vice Presi-
dent Hamlin, Israel Washburn and Sena-
tor Wilson.
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Another 'sscare,' in canada.

Toronto, G " Aug rs.
The Leader Of to-day announced the
discovery of reasonable plot to betray
Canada into the hands of the Lincoln Gov
eminent, and says Mr.. Archibald, the
British Consul at New York, has commu-
nlcated the facts to the British authori-
ties.
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Com the New York Trib uae. },

"oh that men and wamen would read and
ponder on the LISTS of Mortality > published
weekly, monthly and yearly in our cay. Thare is
ever fearfully great proportion of Consum,tion
cases. The statistic tables prove that while other
Diseases slay their thousands, Consumption Stays
its tens Of thousands"
In the early stages of throat and lung COM
plant, We consider Madame Zadae Porter's Oura-
tive Balsam infalli5le."
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DRs. JORDAN & PLUMLEY

Have opened an Office in Kinssley's block, Cup
stairs), for the treatment of Chronic Diseases N
general.
DIR. JORDAN will treat especially caarrh and
diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Brandon, VT, Aug. s, 1868. augl2:dkvly
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXa
ES.--A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health In few days, after undergoing all tina
usual routine and irregular expensive modes
treatment, without success, considers it his sacre
duty to communicate to his afflicted creaturesthe
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, he will send Gree copy Of the
prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN M.
DAGNALL. los Fulton Street, Ny. 4:wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
Arrival OF the remains OF Comm0-
11re Rodgers and Payinaster
Woodbury..
New York, Aug 26.

New York, Aug 26.
! The frigate Brooklyn from off Charles
ton, the ODD, has arrived. She has the
bodies of Commodore Rodgers and Pay
master Woodbury. on board.
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The New York Draft.

New York, Aug. 26.
The drafting is proceeding quietly to-
day in the 9Th. 9Th and 9th districts.
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vi A Es ssE A a. n $.

bTFTLE-FROST - At Church of the Epiph-
any, Washington, d. c., on the 18th inst, by
Rev. Il. M. Frost, Rectorof s.. Stephens Church,
Middlebury, Rev. ARTHUR LITTLE, Chaplain LIST
Art, llth vt. Vols, and L. LIZZIE Frost, of
Thetford, vt.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID

Published for the benefit, and as q warning and
Caution to Yoang Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay OF Manhood, etc. sup.
plying at the same time, the Means of Self-Cure,
By one who has cured himself aiter being put to
great expense,and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
siegle copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
l:wly Bedford, Kings County, N.
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M ANTED-An agent in every coun-
w ty in the New England States, 10 sell III.
II. Lloyd q Co. New County Map of the United
States, including the Territories and Canada,
without doubt the cheapest and best map ever is
sued. Address with stamp enclosed B. b. RUS
SELL, Publisher, SIS Washington street, Boston,
Mass. 35:w4w
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DuroHER'S- LIGHTNING FLY-KIIIER
Supplies want felt by every good housokseper.
Every sheet Will XII quart, where flies are thick
Remember that lis BUTCHERS that does this,
and refuse the base limitations that are offered
The real article is for sale by all respectable drug
gists, and also by Pond Morse, Rutland.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES CURRENT

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. S. Mcclure & Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Aug, 27th, as fol-
lows:
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The Smelling OF Charleston.

Baltimore, Aug 70.
The American has Richmond papers to
the 18th inst, which give the following in
teligence;
"Charleston, 24th, Evening.
The fire of the enemy on Sumter has
slackened to-day The feet did not par
ticipate in the attack. At II o'clock last
night the enemy's guns opened on the city
with fifteen eight-inch parrot shells. Non
combatants are leaving the city in contin-
uous streams
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Local and State Items.

Sabbath School Convention connected
h ,be Association, were held on Tues
The Association commenced its
J On Yesterday, The attendance, not
! handing the un6voable weather Of
!. cnenmg day, has been good, and the
] -. interesting, We expect a re-
!, # The proceedings for publication,
VI ,rs THE REGULAR TICKET. - We
!. snborzed to say, mequlvocally and
,aL,.cally, that any use of the Hon, l..
Ke.Ioggs name in connection with the
j., aching election for Congress, IN this
~ is not only without his priyity
an.ent, but is entirely against his
shts
r.. Hon. Frederick f., Woodbridge,
y, senncs, is the regular nominee of
a ayention, and as such should, and
M ), will, receive the unqualified sup
y every Union man in the District.
her course will only have the result
ag up those who should be united,
IA, me of national trial abov, all 9TH
\ Of introducing needless confusion
II harmony should prevail, and if car
iEr enough, of letting into Congress
q ndidate ofthe small copparhead par
Besides there is no occasion for 1t. The
q the majority must rule in conven-
!. as elsewhere. Mr.. Woodbridge Is
Il to the vote of every man in the
ict. Vote for the regular nominee.
he same rule applies to the state and
~ tickets. Vote for the regular nom
ca these tickets. Beware of split
sts. They will be plenty on election
Beware of tickets with names part
rght and partly wrong. Let every
\ scan his ballot throughout, before
M no it. The correct Union ticket,
I'm state, for this congressional DIS
Il s.I for Rutland County, is given at
II # our columns. Cut it out and
,our ballot with it, word for
M ID letter for letter. Vote for no
pns on that ballot vote for no one
~ anne is not given throughout as at
|hs of our columns. In short, look
lbr tricks, and vote the regular ticket.
/ n the only safe, straightforwa I'd and
sct rule.
bsD IN THE EurUKNS.-Will the
y Jerks, and others who have the
Of giving accurate information,
il to us by the earliest conveyance,
Jul Of election for their respective
ks embracing the votes for Governor
mber of Congress, and the name
pcutics of Members of the House
|Raf rpsentatlyes. BY doing this, they
! isole us to lay before them, and our
|ler generally, an early statement OF
|restl Of the election, for the Whole
|alg and SO of the district and State.
|FoR THE STATE CABNET.-As Mr..
lieh has boxed the political compass
b Simmer to Vallandigham since 1851,
llton's Journal recommends that in
hof sending him to the Governors
b, II would be better to deposit him in
lStale cabinet OF natural history, as a
specimen of the Vermont chameleon.
kTTFMprED EscArE.-The prisoners
he'd in Washington Co. Jail, Zone of
tais Carr, on the charge of murder)
ever y near "skedaddling" to Canada
Nom lay night, having the night preyi-
MI. h tbe rear Of ore IF tho collie For
atelv their operations ,roro disooysrod
their plans for an escane after dark
.t,,ssa 20 '''0' ''' n
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$4,000
CHESTNUT, CEDAR AND TAMARAcK
g ROSS TIES,

To be delivered ON the line of said Road, or at
Burlington or Bellows Falls, previous TO the LIST
OF May 1864.
Said Ties to be cut not less than feet long,
form sound timber, hewn or sawed, inches thick
not less than inch face, of even thickness, and
sawed or cut square at each end, and to be so de-
hvered that they can readily be loaded upon
cars.
Persons offering proposals for any part or the
whole Of the above number, should be particular
to state the number of each kind end the place Of
delivery.
Notice will be given Immediately after the LIST
OF January whether proposals are accepted or
not
Contracts Will be required from persons whose
proposals are accepted. Payment to be made
upon the delivery and inspection of the ties.
Proposals will also be received for a limited
number Of Hemlock Ties of the dimensions given
above.
Any further information may be obtained BY
ef quiry Of J. F. Stinson, o. Wooster, or J. E.
Bagley. E. A. CHAPLIN,
Superintendent.
Rutland, August goth, 1868. aus2s:dAwsn
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REBEL SCARE AT STANTON.


Considerable excitement was created
here today by scouts reporting that the
Yankees were near Buffalo Gap on a raid
to Stanton. Preparations were made for
their reception. Business was suspended
and old and young men turned out en-
masse to meet the enemy, but they were
non est.
1t is reported that the Yankees have
eros sed into Highland.
Gen Imboden is after them, and Staun-
ton has again relapsed into its placid
state of tranquility.
There is nothing important from the
lower valley.
There are no Yankees between here and
Martinsburg.
he foregoing intelligence is from the
Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday, the 25th
lust.
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Montreal, Aug 26.
The steamer North American, from
Liverpool the 18th, passed Farther Point
at $50 p. m.
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"Charleston, 9th, Evening
THE WRECK OF THE HEBE.
Wilmington, n C, Aug. "a

" IlIIITHgIOH, N =, mug. Il.
Yesterday morning the frigate Mime
sofa and six gunboats bombarded Fort
Fisher, where the steamer Hebe ran
aground some days ago; she being pro-
tected by small guns and fifty men. The
enemy attempted to land but were re-
pulsed with one killed. Being reinforced,
the enemy finally succeeded in destroying
the goods landed firm the steamer and set
her on fire. We lost one killed, three
wounded, Whitworth and another small
gun. Our forces were in possession of the
wreck last evening.
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REMARKs-Pork and beef active flour and
rates ;-butter and cheese in good request.
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fVAS-AIhK and al other KINDS sold at highest
market prices.
n. B.-Wholesale agents for Kentuek's Choice
Old Bourbon Whiskies.
All correspondence and questions cheerfully an
swered.
Yours Respectfully,
W. S. McCLURE& co.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

DIR. THOMPSON having availed himself of a
late discovery whereby teeth can be extracted
without the least pain, or injury to the most DEL
icate constitution calls especial attention to this
department OF dentistry, in Which all pain and
dread OF having teeth extracted is entirely re-
moved
Work in every department Of the profession ex-
eeuted In the best stye, and warranted. Especial
attention given to Vuleanite work
Office over the Drug Store, Poultney, VT,
35.wtf
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\ ITERATION NOTICE.-Notice is
~ hereby given that / have this day given
my son, Abner j. Perry, his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority, and shall claim none of
his wages, and pay no debts of his contracting af-
ter this date. DOWNER PERRY
Ilnmouth, VT, August rs, 1863 35:w3ws
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}BUPUSALS FOR RAILROAD
0 R 0 $ $ TIES.

The managers OF the Rutland and Burlington
Rallroad invite proposals until the Isl of January
next Tor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-04
COMM ERCTAI.
Report Of the New York Market

hGHoTL o. LuG Now 4 OK Market
For the week ending.Feb 2sth, 1853, BY John BOyc'
& Son, Commission Merchants 6s Pearl-st.
Butter-The advance in foreign exchange has
had the effect OF sieuing prices Of Butter and they
are better choice We quote Western Roll, wrap.
ped in cloths, p to 24c wrapped at 10 to DC Wes
tern Reserve tubs, good to prime % to Zc Frkins do
20 to Zci Yellow shipping lots CO. 20 to &c Sound
yellow Central Ohio brings IS to 2lc and common do
Il to l9e Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, fall made
and in good packages, brings l9 to &c, aud common
to good dc. II to 2Oc.
Cheese-An aivance in Liverpool and the up
ward tendency in gold and exchange have again stiff
fened prices, and they are still better We quote
Fancy large daires Chic "A to l5c good to prime do
IL to l4c; common to good do II to l2c. English
dairy brings Y to I4c.
Beef Hams.-Western new per bbI $500 to
1850
HRms-Smoked country cured to lOc. Western
in bags, Il to l2c.
Lnrd-The advance in gold has had a strengthen
effect upon this article, and prices are better We
quote No. J in bbIs. lI% to lI4c; Steam rem
dered in bbls ia to l2c; and Kettle rendered, in
bbls y to 2c, and l2lc in kegs, with sales for May
and June delivery at l2kc for city kettle rendered in
bbls
POrk-With considerable huctuation during the
week prices close about as last quoted We quote
sl4j to $500 for old and new Prime s75 to Sl4OO
for old and new Prime Mess $1,000 $500 for old
and new; Clear Western, new sl7,2 to als,OD.
Dressed HOEs-The receipts are small and the
tendency upward Sales at 81 to 64c for Western
Ashes-Have been steady at s8,75 for Pots and
$500 for Pearls per IOO hs
Beans-There has boen some activity and pricee
are frmer. We quote Marrovs strictly prime, $3.50
to $780, Inferior do g 40 to $780, Mediums strictly
prime, s2,75 to s2Ys5; Inferior do. s225 to s2,lO
Kidneys, strictly prime, $3.50 to $3.50 Inferior do
$40 to $780, Mixed parcels prime, S26Ot to $40;
Inferior, do, at $500 to s225 Quotations for beans
include packages.
Eggs-Early in the week they we're scar ,e ana ad-
vanced to &c, but receipts have been more liberal
and the tendency is downward. We quote Western
choice 25ei ordinary do 20 to DC Egg oats per bush
6Oc.
BeeswRX-Prices are higher and sales at 46 TO 4se
for Western yellow.
Seeds-Clover remains at about our last quota
tiOns. Sales at Il to llJlc for Choice Western, and
lI&9l%c for reclesned. The export demand is fall
ing OF and holders are rather anxious to be ont of
stock. Timothy brings s2,75 to s5,OO per bush-l5
bs-for Choice. Rough Flax Seed sells at ss,I5 to
$3.50
TallOw-COnsiderably higher. Western sells at
10 to l35fo.
Whislzy-Materially lower Offered at SOC, with
no buyers.
Dried Apples-Choico Western 81 I, &c.
ES-Information furnished and business transacted
BY H. c. DEMING, Western Agent.
ONCE with Alcott Horton, water-st., Cleveland
Ohio
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW YoRK, March 8.

NEW 1OhAi marCn 8.
A Jackson Miss paper says 9 Jew had
been arrested, charged with Offering to
spike the guns at Port Hudson.
Rebel deserters report that Gen. Sibley
had gone with large force to Atchafalsya
river
About 500 rebel prisoners, including
Gen. Clark, were sent to the rebel lines on
the 20th ult
Gen Banks has issued an order explain
ing the system of labor adopted for the
year, and planters asserting thereto are
to be assisted in inducing the negroes to
return.
Negroes are to receive food from Gov
ernment officers out Of the crops they pro-
duce. Those not thus engaged are to be
employed on public works. The planters
Of Louisiana had held several meetings to
aid them in taking the abandoned planta-
tons on the same terms as offered by the
Quartermsster, and to do everythingthat
could properly be done to restore lost ne
groes to their masters, and that enlist
ment Of negroes who had been at work on
the plantations should cease. An attempt
at one Of the meetings to pass q resolution
in favor Of the reTisal Of the State laws,
was defeated BY large majority. General
Banks attended one Of the meetings, and
gave an assurance that the Government
had no feeling Of hostility to the people Of
New Orleans.
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3 seat from the 9th District Of Virginia F;
also the resolution declaring Alvin d.
Hawkins not entitled to q seat from the
9th District Of Tennessee. They were
severally passed.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois, from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, to which was
referred the resolution to inquire as 10 the
authority Of the Postmaster General TO ex-
elude Objectionable newspapers from the
mails, made report affirming that he has
such authority. The report was ordered
to be printed.
The House passed the Senate bill for the
incorporation Of q national gallery Of
sciences.
The House took up the concurrent reso-
lutions Of the Senate against foreign in
tervention in the present contest, no mat
ter what form it may assume or endure it.
Mr.. Stevens moved the previous dues-
ton. The resolutions passed by 102 to 81.
The House concurred in the Senate's
amendments to the bill establishing ter
ritorial Government in Montans, changing
its name to Idaho.
The House coneurred in the Senate's
amendments to the bill relating to proper
ty in insurreetionary States.
The House refused to suspend the rules
to consider the bill amendatory Of the Pa
eifc Railroad Act tWO-thirds vote being
necessary.
The House agreed to the report Of the
Committee Of Conference on the bill
amendatory Of the Internal Revenue Act.