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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Dcrtras nit ocn Jnoianern.

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ten 6reita9 Ouf bcm Scratbun9SpIaBc Der Siags
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

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ibtnbtcbc unO orrctrte iic, unO OcranuBte ibrs
Ginpcrrun9 in ben @rummt0Itsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
f1lerFmnl eIse Hnteetuna.

Gine5 unfner DISQUALIFICATION fbrctt /:
IN ocn Wolo, IN uon Glearfislo 9duntp,
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clrem III fr9 Uon tupfti fll b,nen 6aas
rem tecet uno fonutP oIs man i'm nab
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ma breno oce Itgten ;, ,0raft cine Mrnec
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floben. IS merorn lbicr nod manhe
relmiBt, uno oa tann mcbl fein, Dap
nccb mebr Mite Mdnner 9efan9en pcrs
bfn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Elm IpinF ubrr Gao erntcn ocs 3ud,
tpri3cns.

Die Site oCs Suhmri,cns !Gnot
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9entropfen. OP5 madt oae M1ebl
ounFeITdrbt9 uno ipoce. gSiro oa5 @es
Trsloe mebrma!e feudt uno trcten, Damn
miro Die .,&raft" oce MCble jerltort.
Us miro ME mebr 10 pelB, uno ee alebt
Feline 10 cute SUDDEN, ionoCrn CO miro
tlebri9 uno Die &uben wProEn fplnUia,
9erooe wle bon WebI 8efeimtcn @eijene.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
mic bSdnftc 1DohntInn

Ger b6bae bepobnte Srt ouf Der
Sroe 1T cine Meierei, Is, 500 Eu6 3. i
un9efdbr cine baIbe oeutldlF SReiis iihsr
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elntm 9lpfeI, BEN baruDmtcn @bim, ora.
50 in Suoamerifa, Der ficb 81 40 Eufj
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Eep Cic elaotbfoir ncn Shir if Al On

seD- Sic SIaut6foir bon. SbiC 1T gu Gutt.
OiCicIbc mar 9ldn3cnrcr ul6 irgcnb cine irhbur.
Vile 9cpMtcmCnt6 ipurm butrctcn bic Gin.
nabmcn bCIicicn iib ami mcbr alS Sl3, 900 uub
Ohio bat ltriadC itCIS 5u lcin auf Nicicn erifeu
Sriumpb res 6ricbcn6 naf cncm bIutiscn uue
cCrbSUcuncn &ricg.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Rpiocmitn in 7neiana.

pittsbur9 25 Scpt. 2(us ocm Stda,
teSnoiana ibrGbt man: Die 6ranfbeitrr
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uno Gle 3nbl DER 5coesfdue 1T in oiefenl
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germ 9rcBe 8tl beerun9sn an, uno an
monbPn Stelltn fferbsn ole Sbaafe mie
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baben fie meniafens Cen Sroit, baB Der
Waie ourob oae Iln9e belize &etter pra6t.
p0u eeoieb2n 1T. Sas miro einaen Srolf
fur ole anoeren SerIuitc oarbieten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
0ir Ntiflmmuna in 6ennretieut

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Nbitimmung I'M St0oc ibcr bic 6rosr, oh ben
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iiuo 9tnn3 @rridte ciu9CIaufcn. um burauS ttu
IhIuB 5u 3icbcn, baB oa6 Nmcnbcmcnt ipobr-
ihCinIib ml 30OO-5OOO Slimmsn pcripcrfcn
pnrnCn it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

sag Npratc @rccID, Der bctonnte Socrdusgrbsr
rCr 9tcip YOrt Sribunc, bat ben strrbcaroInd
&Cgun III cinCr bcicnpcrn 2uid,riit ben 8atb
crtDciIt, rcA NCifnun9 ami 5utunIti9c @uchtis-
fcit, gctuNt8, iriCO6 uno Orbcitium gu itin,
ScItfod)tuu8 gu bobcn unD 5u SouIe Ju bIsi.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
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September 1865 I'm Utistn YORumtt Itss'n A..
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Sttu'U 10, 1865. ns3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
J9Oer unO SCleere.
OfrFauft.

Die 9rrBe Der bicii9cu @uiicr9sicaI6aft &c
DDrigc @abImhblc bel NIIcntaun, tpurNc bel Der
&cubu om lcBcu SrCitOgc, oil eiuri6
z S6nurman, fir icd)3cbn tanicnc neuu
hnnpcrt ShNlcr 0baeihINAcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Ser 8e8emipGrtiGe StHmS BET Stn
ftrn0is 9 cbnIo.

3. Sot9enoes it cine uebcriitbt oe5 @e.
ffonoee Der RaticnalIbuto, ,pie CT in oen
SGbern 0e6 Sinan3 Winifteriums nit
Dem 80. Setobsr oieIes Sobr6 abl6llebi:
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S6ulb SI,ti6 65S. t0t so
3mitn 65,0OI,17O 50
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strjInlsnps SHuO 100000 100 al
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uuusr,nslide S@uIb Soc 89t 0O3 81
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Die In Circulation ttfntl6m 5rtIorsRu e.:
Gin unS Swst 9u9rV iinf'
rcc'nias glCtm S32 ,G54 230 90
9lotsn alter Gmiiton 392 070 90
9losn nsutr gnl IiUn 427, ,7US 4y9 90
3rIse. 3nie0 Otsnnaa
Der 9els pom g. WdrJ '63 $4,000 600 90
3nFs. .3nIrS 9lotmra6
ttr Nets pom 80. Suni'6l POP ,072 .tiI, 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

- t3g- Die &ccOnitruttiOn6 GonoCnticn Alds
b9ua'S ptgcrtr ii6 rurh cine Stimmc pcn IS
,'6e5cu "a, bic &ebeaen StOdt0iduD ju ptr.
rcrftr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
9ulammsn SIS, s,977.229 Sig

Cont Gat lIf seacn ben ausuR' 'Ati6Iub paV
Cob nm Sl2 700 600 psrminOnt unp pas 0a
t,ra'lO In Gofit um sl3 l54157 uemsbrt
4n 5rdrtiOns' Ylprselp linp $50. 487 .75l In
.GoiTs; IS bat ilA felt enrs AuSut UNI sl43,OOU
setmtbrt.
Die 5Inf 3pan,isu SbIisaticnsn bonn 80 .
:Sui 1864 ntbrten Ib um s8,2tI 900, bic p.s
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.SaTl 1862 UNI tsnabs S8,0OO,O00, unO bic
: lS6u!b. Certificate pom I MGrS 1862 psrmin.
IsrI,n TH um insSr als S22 00O, 600.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
GjtIammtbslraa s678 1876 Gao OF


%. 8n8l&m nit rm @uswss pro ausult sr'
>ott IN sine GGulp 8sputspn BON b,nabe Sl2.s .
ZAP GOO uno zine 3insminrttuna vUn msbr aIs
$500 600. gIu& batsn bic fih I'M lmtauf b,'
FnpIt6n SGnBnrtrn um s6,0l2,00O stmin.
-pert,
SIN S&abs ttTitst fG
ssmiirStes @to S32,7407S9 33
Sa papisrscIO 56,236.44i l3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
GiGcntaknurf filIc

Ole Neu Wolf 5ribuae madlt cine eiifc
bon 3 Golumnrn Qdr9e Don Glicnbabn
untdllen befannt, mdt)e felt pinem Sabre
por9efommen itno uno flaiIfijirt ie io:
6oulltonen %
3frbrobne GaiIs, fauIe Sbwe(ien Is
Huruen a
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SCDIerbafte 9cfoT otlu,n 9
Wln9I cinee 0cpprttraG5 |
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len 8
8obrrn iirrr Rdbe, Qfcrbe 4
ytacbld iii0ftt nit 8raft6 !
turm
Rahldiiio orifcOte Gmiti:ben |
Nlht1 1llt3feit Der .Gomp18nien cctr
Sffttel6 45
ltn9 I G9fGtte.
9tciitnoc 0et0otet oOer t6otlib vtr.
muncct 800
8Fiicnoe Su Sooc 9ebrGtt 35
Strmunoun9en ieoer Nrt Goo
Mebr orer neni9er 3srit6rte 3%Qr 67
Ser 98ertb oes pprntbtcten Gioens
tbum6 an Mii,binen, 98a9rn, Srdfen,
an Sdtern, 70 rpie Ole Soften uon Inter
lubun9en, Sorteniblu. @ntibdoiaun.
Gen, Soctcr: Hebnun9rn 7t. miro aut 80
WlllIonen SbaIer 0erCdnet, alto etma 10
olel, al6 Dor Gem 1rie9P ole 9Sfr. Staos
ten "ouernment in feds Wcnaten ;ur
ScjabIun9 leincr Soft n becurfte.
lin cielsr Scribwenoune elm 3iet ~
irstn, lat man uor9eibIaaen fdnfti3 auf
tloer Sctomotloc elnen Der DIRECTORS Der
Sabn reten ju lahen. uno 10 oamit oies
len ,Oerrn ole srlte @bance ju 9eben inS
&ofer ju ftirjen, gen 0immfl ~ file:
gen, ooer i'm Sltli(len nit SbItn uno
&uben perltob5n Su weroen. @brc, mem
Gbre 8ebubret.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
NubitOrSz Nnsei0e.

Jn Gem @diienseritt pon escDa @auntp.
Sn Der Sd6s btr Rrtnuns pOH SbO as
y pbarp uno 9Cbn SdGt @reuIOrsn pts usriicr'
trnrn @brnbam NubarC, ItBtbn pCn Ter SIabt
Aurntaun.
unO nun. Stpt. is. 1865. auf gCrf6Ius bts
Sru, Wmfs. trnanr ts ptC Gourt GoTrth Gil.,
ole aaonOr. um Utisr Rstnung dtrjuisbm,
ubrrJuisttsIn unO cine ssissmder8s gtrttnIun9iu
maGen.
5Iz-Sa Aus ben llrfrnCCu.
isaS8 o.. 0D. !GartsL 9ltrh.
Der CterAtnarrts Aurttor wttn gum entSUsd
ls'ucr @rnennuna ararnpdrt,a fem In fem" CiFfs
in Der Sl 6dmtlon SIrobf. Nusntoun' en-
Jr'itag rem 81 SttOtsr. um lltr NdGmlitass.
wOirItit ale tnisrrl1rte gtrionsn FG ttnf'em
tSnncn.
G. 6orrtf, aubltOr.
Sctobr 10. 1865. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

OF Die iileIihe @rcuSc bon YcnniDlbonicn
miro bon 4fCrbcpcbcn id,rer bsimgeubt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

Die Neu Wolf 5ribuae matbt cine 2iifc
Don 3 Golumnrn &dn9e bon Gltntabn
untdl(tn befannt, mCld)c felt pinem Sabre
uorQpfomUfu iinS unO flaiIifi.irt fie f,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The revolutionsts in Peru have been sue
cessful IL overth1owing tho existing Govern
ment Lima, the capital Of that Republic,
was captured on the 9Th ult,, and the Presi-
dent who took refuge on board an English war
steamer, was at the last advices, on his way to
Panama
!. The steamship Atlantic, at New York, with
100000 from California, brings the news from
South America that the Spanish Admiral Pa
reja continues to threaten to lombard the
Gillian ports, without daring to carry it into
effect He announces the blockadeis restrict
ed to the six principal ports, Valparaiso,
Caldira, Coquimbo Herraturra, Torne and
Torcahuaus. All others are open to commerce
This new arrangement attacks the interests of
foreigners exclusively, and is an acknowledge
mentof the Illegally of the former blockade,
and leaves, this government subject TO the
claims OF the neutrals injured thereby .
The object of General Grants visit to the
), Southern States is said to be merely to inspect
the situation and condition Of the United States
troops scattered through a large portion of the
States, and his ton will not extend bey-ocldf
Charleston = ,z.s1---s- - oistI .1g..
. The widow of StoncWall: jackson is in Rich.
mond, guest of the Rev. DrBroWD S 80 ~. Y 49,,
= The city council of Richmond, Va, have
elected David J. Saunders, mayor of that city.
Hon. John Bell has joined the Presbyterian
church at Nashville
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

It appears from Blackwood, for November,
that theslate Lord Palmerston made up his
mind to 90 to war with the Federal States when
the Trent affair occurred, but that he yielded
his opinion to objections made BY his colleagues
in the Ca inet. The Emperor of the French,
equally long-sighted, : agreed with Lord Pal
merston; but the Premier and Monarch were
in minority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04
For Sale and Rent.

3TOR RENT.-An UPPER ROOM, suitab,
II forsneetings, schools, &C., on south Fai,:
fax street. Apply at No 40, south Fairar
street. dec 2-3f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

FOR SALE.-A most desirable HOUSE
Ha and LOT, on Prince near Union street Ap.
ply to Z, l.. SAO0T,
Oc 3O-tf Office Market Buildins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

uOUSE FOR SALE.-A small BRICK
Ill HOUSE for sale Enquire at this Office
oc26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

NOR Saba No. FIRE PROOF SAFE
L Herring patent. app at this office,
Oc 16rtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

REBUILDING IN RICHMOND Rebuilding on
Gary street is not progressing SO rapidly as on
Main though the diferenceis but slight If al
!oWsnce IS made for larger size of the build
ings on the former street. On Main street II
stores have been completed and Occupied IS
are building, many of which are nearly com
pleted, and IS vacant lots remain to be inaprov-
ed. On Cary street there are nine buildings
compl eted, six nearly finished, seventeen being
mond Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

The PIANO FOR GENERAL LEE The Staun-
ton Vndicator says: 1T must have been
pleasant and delightful surprise to General
Lee, he not being apprised OF the fact that
such present would be made him, until be
saw this splendid instrument at his. residence.
1t was put up by one Of the Mr.. stiefs in
person. SO great was the delight upon seeing
the instrument that Mr.. Stietf sold three on the
spot, one being the mate Of this one, for which
he received the regular price of $500 We
cannot close this notice without stating the
tact that the railroad company, Express
Company, and Mr.. Echols, Of Lynchburg,
owner OF canal boat, would not receive a ce1t
tor the transportation Of this instrument, y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-04

2Aa:,AA DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
H#S#l A very desirable dwelling with rooms,
near the corner of Columbus and Franklin sts.,
for rent Inquire of Robert L. Wood at his
residence, south end of Washington st. motif
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15

tenor Of his way in restoring them.
He can perform his duty, if Congress
does not perform itsduty. If that body
be revolutionary and anarchical, he can
be conservative. A conflict between
the policy of the Executive and Con-
gress on this subject would be very I'M
fortunate, would embarrass our iinan-
cps, paralyze our industry, and bring
many evils upon Us, butwould not nee
essariIy be the worst Of evils. The
country would be kept disturbed an
other year or so; but the people would
ettlethe difficultyat theneXtelections.
Should the Southern States be kept out
Of this Congress ii is quite evident the
next Congress would be chosen OF diff
ferent character. 4 new conservative
party would grow up and sink the fac
ton that has now attained power by
gross political fraud deeper than ever
plummet sounded. If the President
pursues firmly the even tenor of his
statesmanlikep0licy, hemay be assured
the conservative masses will approve
Of his course, and, as soon as they can
speak, will choose different set Of men
to sustain him.-N. y. Herrdd.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15

interchange Of thought, the Brandy
Station assembly came To the grave
conclusion that L. I. must be brought
into subjection on the same principle
that Lee was forced To eyacuate Rich
mond, by having his supplies cut oil.
Another error! 1t is presumable that
these gentIemanly iatter-day saints
have enough to answer for already,
without burdening their consciences
with the additional guilt of subjecting
an inoffensive old man to the eXcrucia-
ting tortures Of starvation, in the "Shad-
ow Of the mountain"
Moreover, [. T., though not mill
tary tactician, rather than submit to
such dubious experiment, would, III
imitation Of another greatgeneral twho
was Worsted in a fight Of several days
continuance chd7ige his base, by an adj
In short,
such Il comedy Of errors, probably, has
not been enacted since the good old
times OF VIII Shakespeare. t. I. dId
not intend to disquiet the nerves Of any
one. 1t was foolish on the part OF thc
scientific gentlemen, to let their pots
boil over before the fire was put under.
L. T. will agree to march with all who
will march with him III ways of right
eousness, and keep step to the music Of
the Union. But, as for taking the rag
train, on the downward track 10 Brim-
stone Station, hemust say, with ail def
erence, ge,tlenleH, please erc,lSe me.
UNCLE TOBY.
SHADOW OF THE MOUNTAIN, Dee. Z, 1865.
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For the Gazette
A COMEDY OF ERR RORs.


There was quite a sensational "Bran-
dy Station"-not the Brandy Station in
the Old Dominion, but one III another
state that never seeded. On 'last first
day" some gentlemen Of leisure, who
say a great many things besides their
prayers, and do some things more than
serving God and saving their country,
had met as usual to recount their moral
andintelIectual achievementSand deeds
of knight errantry, to masticate tObac-
co, smoke cigars, pipes, &c. On COM
pairing notes, these men of steady hab-
its and profound intelligence thought
they discovered that [. I. had, with
out their knowledge or consent, given
them a gratuitoHs ride in the "Car of
Progress, on the "keystOnc Rail
Road" All was CONSERVATION, alarm,
cOmmOtion-a perfect tempest in a tea
pot. A ride in the gentlymoving Gar
Of Progress" was not to be 50 much OBJ
jected to; but to be drawn over the
track by the vile, shrieking, copper
lined engine GAZETTE, was more than
their sensitive nature could endure.
The cream of the joke is, L. T. did not
suspect that these gentlemen patroni-
zed the "Gar of Progress" but suppO-
sed they travelled on the old brO0d line
which was never severed or destroyed,
and needs no car of progress or recon-
struction Something mast be done to
punish L. f. for his fmRcied otfense. As
all men, women and children, have an
instructive dread of snakes, these con-
siderate gentlemen thought it would be
convenient to raise the cry Of "C0pper-
head" A choicespecimen of humani-
ty volunteered his services, to perform
this work of benevolence. Another
grand blunder. L, T. Herc,' had any
affiliation with the HCopperhead, !"
"W0ollyhead' or" Black Snake" tribes.
His record is pure and above suspicion,
During the dark days Of the Republic,
his motto was, "The Union, the CoaSti-
t,dion 0ndthe Eiymceme1'tg the LdlcS;;"
in conneXion with the precepts of still
higher authority, 'Isubmit to the pow
ers which be;o "Render unto Cesar the
things which are Cesar's." Moreover,
he believes that men who violate law
should be punished according to law,
and that persecution or prescription,
for opinions sake, where no law is vi
olated, is the essence of tyranny. If
that is treason, or apprehension, gen
tlemen may make the best Of it. Any
man of the p0Ste-bODU profession, or
any other profession or vocation, who
says that L. T. is wanting in loyalty"
or is not ''all right on the goose ques-
tiOn," HeS--under Il great mistake.
After maturedeliberation, and much
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w WASHINGTON, Dec. l..
HOUSE,

Mr.. Raymond, n. y, rose to a ques-
ton Of privilege to present the certif-
cate of election of the members of Ten
neSSee
Mr.. Stevens, Pa, interposed Il point
of order that the State of Tennessee is
not known to this House. which the
Speaker OVerruled.
After brief debate, in which MesSrs.
Finch, O., Grider, KY, and Smith, KY,
expressed their desire that the Tennes-
see members should be sworn in, on
motion of Mr.. Raymond, the creden-
tialS were referred 10 the select commit
tee on the subject Of the s0-calied Con-
tederate States, by vote OF l26 yeas 10
Il nays.
The House, by vote of 90 to 63, laid
on the table Il resolution to admit the
Tennessee members eject to the priyi-
leges Of the floor pending the discussion
of their case. At a subsequent stage OF
the proceedings Il resolution that, until
otherwise ordered, Mr.. Maynard and
others from Tennessee he invited to 0c-
cupy seats in the Hall ri Representa-
tiVes was passed hya vote of 1873 yeas
to 81 nays.
After passing various resolutions 0i
inquiry, the House adjourned.
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yxxrxth coNGREss--FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.
SENATE.


Mr.. Wilson, Mass, presented the pc
tition of Francis Cook and 2,o0O o[HcF
col0redpeople, OF the DlstrIct OF S0ilili-
bia, asking the right OF sunfagG. Hs'-
ferred 20 the committee Oh the DlstflcT
Of Columbia:
The President PRO fe4'. announces
the following committee 70 act WIN t,le
House committee on the suojecI =, .'iI'
Lincoln's death: Messrs. root, lajt',
Wade, Fessenden, Wilson. Do"lttie,
Lane, Kansas, Harris, Neshith, Lane,
Indiana, NlIiey' buchale" anu lieii-
derson.
On motlohoi MY I essehuei'' - illutil
OF the Presidents message - reiefs 10
finance was referred 10 the committee
on Finance. ,.,
Mr.. Grimes presented bill To grant
an eXtenslonoi tlmr !of tie completion
of certain Iowa railroads.
Mr.. Morgan presented me peliLoh ol
New York merchants asking iof me
RESTORATION 9I certain ns!ts Oh a. lI'vrg"7' si
OF FlOflda dc9tI gu tul ih& 'i!, i''O'-
lion. Referred to the committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. Sumner presented a mlIt22Collhrh
the land titles granted ny zen, sherman
to coiored men on the Sea ISLANDS ii'St
winter. Referred 10 the committee on