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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19
WAsBIN
SENATE

Mr. Sherman reported from the com
mittee on finance, s bill to fund the Ms,
tiopal debr and FOR the conversion Of
United Stated notes laid over and Of
dered to be printed.
Mr. Howard from the committee on !
Pacific railroad, reported joiRt resolu'
tion TO change the time Of holding the
annual meeting OF the stockholders o. /
the Union Pacific railroad, with an !
amendment that the term Of office Of the
former occupants shall cease after the
election OF new officers. Adopted.
The bill to repeal the cotton tax was
taken M and debated by Mr. Conkling
who moved to postpone the considers
ton OF it until February.
Mr. williams opposed the motion. Mr.
| Morton spoke against the bill, though he
! said the present tax was too high.
Mr. Davis offered Il resolution request
ing the President to furnish the Senate
with statement of the aggregate cost
to the United States since June 3Otb,
1865, OF freedmen, with cost OF freed
mems bureau, and measures for recon-
structiOn,
Mr. Morrill, of Maine, suggested TO
amend by including the words land the
expenses OF refugees,
MIR Davis had no objection if 1t was
separately stated. After discussion the
resolution was laid over
HOUSE.
Mr.. Mccormick, member elect from
Missouri, took his seat.
MI Orth offered resolution request
ing Information from the PTesident A.
to the amount required from the Chinese
government under the treaty OF 1888 FOR
the payment Of losses sustained ny
American citizens, how distributed, &c.
Adopted.
Mr.. stevens asked unanimous consent
to repeal bill relative 10 reconstruction
South. Objections were made and 1t was
not received.
Mr.. Garfield, from the military COM
mittee, made an advance report on the
petition Of an officer, to be allowed
2 credit f,r public funds stolen from bin
while in the service. He said this was
intended to cover this whole class o.
!, cases. Laid on the table. Also reported
, back the bill relative TO officers Of tht
: army discharged or cashierd by sentence
OF general court martial. The bill de
clares that no officer OF the army dis
missed from the army by sentence o
general court martial, and approved BY
proper reviewing authority, shall eve
: be restored to military service except by
A ,sppointmentlc onfrmed by the Senate
. ! The bill was PASSED by-yeas lie; nay
= "a
At half past two the House went int
, committee Of the whole for general De
= bate, Mr.. Dawes 10 the chair.
!. Mr.. Boyle delivered speech agans
). impeach ment
Q Mr.. Pike addressed the commute
( | sgajnst the payment Of bonds in spt cj
i. and against exemption Of governm q
j. securities from taxation, after which h
committee rose.
l. The speaker presented executive con-
: mUnicatlOus, among them one from Gen
q Grant relative to the removal OF Sore
/ tsry Stanton and Gen. Sheridan. Re
e ferTe1 10 committee on military affair;
= At4:30 adjourned.
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Ey- The swan pours out her sweetest song
whom dying In Ike manner, the fragrance of
Phalon's 'NightBlooming Cereus grows more
exquisite as it becomes fainter. This is not
the case with the ordinary extracts for the
handkerchief. Their original scent room iapses
into decidedly Tepulsive odor.-lNew Haven
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POUND.

Came into my store CD the, S0th vi, . X
colored bull Dog, supposed to belong to 4 4
REYNOLDS. reading Lear Sutherland fsiIs ,;v a
owner eau have him by proving pi9 opTifSEl
paying charges. r. d S'1H N.s
kutl9nd. Dec II, 1871
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

The LAKE CHAMFLAIN FERRY.-Ihe
Montreal could not reach Plattsburgh
from Burlington last Mod:y, and un-
less the weather moderated, #ill hereaf-
ter only Irn to Port Jaekstn.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY.
AND READ
SOL sLOC Z NJ
EMERSON BENNETT.

Among the romance writers Of the We
Htekly may be mentioned,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-15
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE sub
Judiciary committee CT the House OF
Representatives met to-day at II o'clock,
in the committee room at the Capitol.
The following members were present, !;
Hon. Francis Thomas, Chairman, with
Messrs Boutwell,, Lawrence, Churchill,
and Marshall.
This committee is charged with the
duty of inquiring if the States of Della
ware and Marylahd have Republican
form of government aud are not repuG-
nant to the Constitution of the United
States.
No testimony was taken, although
witnesses are in waiting.
The Commissioner of Patents has IS
sued certificates for 2l3 patents for the
week ending October 2lst, 1867.
Chief Justice Chase returned to WASH
ington to-day.
A number of prominent Southern
railroad men are here, including Cen
erals Beauregard and Malone, who call
cd at the War Departments to-day 10
consult with General Grant with refer
ence to obtaining an extension OF the
time for completing the payment due
the Government for rolling stock pur-
chased after the close of the war. Cen
eral Beauregard this morning had an
interview with Secretary Mccullough.
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trail and Allegheny Valley Railroads,
were 1885 barrels, against l4,0l6 bar
rels for tho week ending on the 5th,
showing slight falling off. The en-
tire receipts of Crude at this point from
the first of January to; October 18th,
wero 667 1897 barrels; during the same
period in 1866 the receipts amounted to
9S5, 4OS barrels, showing deficiency
this year of 26S, oil barrels. The weeks
sales Of crude were IL 400 barrels,
against 24,700 barrels last week, being
a falling off of $4,000 barrels. The
weeks sales of refined were 25,5OO bar
rels, against 1000 barrels for the week
ending October 5th, being falling on
this week of $500 barrels. The entire
falling off this week in crude and re-
fined amounts to 1877 barrels. Inc
following is condensed account Oh tne
weeks operations. The market atpres-.
ent is very bare of oil, particularly OF
the raw material. The prospect, how
ever, for q rise in the Allegheny is GER
tainiy very tlattering; few feet more
water III that stream would make lively
times in the oil district.
Monday-The crude market was firm
with a good demand. Holders of spot
oil were firm at lac. No sales were re-
ported. Buyers plenty. .+
Tuesday-Firplness was the ruling
feature of the market. The sales were
3l40 bbls of spot oil at i3tc, bbls return
ed, and l4c for bulk.
Wednesday-The entire sales of crude
were 1918 bbls OH the spot at lac.
Observation-Disclosures dull day in re-
gard to this article for the best of all
reasons; there was no stock to operate
with. A lot of 100 bbls Smiths Ferry
changed hands at lie per gallon.
FriGay-We could not learn of sim
gle transaction for present or future de-
livery. The prospect of rise has
no doubt caused buyers to hold
off. On the other hand holders
were not disposed to make any conces-
sions in order to affect sales. The add
vantages of the market were evidently
OH the side of holders. A rise of water
would be certain to bring about q revo-
luticn in the oil market.
Saturday-The market on Saturday
was devoid of activity. The prospect
of q rise in the Allegheny has caused
buyers to hold of. Prices of crude
were nominal, the only sale that came
under our notice being 5000 bbls bulk,
deliverable the first water, the terms
the terms were not made public; sales
100 bbls Smiths Ferry at lac.
REFINED OIL.-The market was not
very active. Refined standard white
was offered for Philadelphia delivery,
December, January and February, at
33c per gallon, and for December alone
at SIC. The sales reported were 5000
bbls S. w. Philadelphia as follows: $500
bbs October, S. o., at 35!c. Sales $500
bbls, deliverable from November to
March, b. o., at 23ic per gallon.
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New York Items.

1 New YORK, October 14.-Private Ca
BILE dispatches report the failures of +.
& N. Kali & Co., and Campbell & Son,
cotton dealers, Liverpool Their liza,
bilities are estimated at two million OF
dollars in gold. " 1tH
Seventy-nine thousand dollars in spu..
rious 1903 were taken by the Assistant
Treasurer to the Bankers from whom
they were purchased, but they reluSe 70
receive them without testing the matter
in the courts. -, ~.
: Az the trial of Eugene Sullivan for
the murder of Michael Farrell, a YER
dict of not guilty was returned by the
;nrv IL was proven that the wife OF
fhe prisoner had been living in adal-
tery with the deceased =, ea5rr.~
Mike McCoole and Joe Coburn agreed
to contend for the pugilistic champion
ship of America for one thousand dol.
lars side. -s<trsa ga.,rf 81.
1t is stated that there is an utter want
of confidence in the credit of Liverpool
firms here. The Commercial says that
combination of capitalists Of this city
recently appropriated one million
of dollars to be used as margins in the
purchase of cotton; the whole of those
margins, we understand, are now Wlped
out.
A man named Spencer shot two boys
in Jersey woods, on Saturday, tearing
ont of the socket one eye OF one, and
badly wounding the other in the face,
because they mimicked his cry to at
tract birds. He was arrested and proves
to be of o VIGOROUSLY bad character.
There were 43I deaths i'll this city last
week.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial. and Commercial Items.

Financial! and Commercial Items.
The dangerous imitation Of the Sew
en-Thirty bonds has disturbed the mar
ket very considerably; although there
is slight recovery noticed in the quo
tations. 1t is fortunate that the fraud
has been discovered So soon. Had it
not been that the Treasury has been
purchasing the second and third series
of the seven-thirties, and the first issue
of the counterfeits being mixed up with
these, there Iight have been millions of
these spurious bonds sold iastead Of the
few thousand that have been now dis
covered. In addition to the more min
ute description of these counterfeits,
given in our telegraphic reports, we in
sert the following brief one from Jay
Cooke 4 Co.'S private circular:
The counterfeit discovered is $1,000
pieces, second series, of 100 notes. We
have seen only letters A and B, but
other letters may be afloat. The paper
is good, although generally n shade
whittier than the genuine. The engrav-
ing OF the body of the note is excellent.
The most notable differences are: First,
The red seal, which in the counterfeit is
too large. IS will be seen by comparison.
Second, The border, and especially the
border of the coupon, is quite defective.
The stars in the border of the genuine
coupon are clear and distinct: In coun-
terfeit blurred and indistinct A num-
Der of minor points can be seen in close
comparison.
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New York Cattle Make. So

BEEVES-Firmer and advanced ic:
supply moderate; receipts $500 head
of average quality; offerings fair and
number on sale about HOO head; extra
quality sold at Ea17lc; prime 16tal7c;
first quality 15la16c; fair TO good l3ta
14I; ordinary 12a1Stc: inferior 10a11I.
MICH C0WS-Moderately active
and prices of all grades were steady
and firm.
VEAL CALyES-Steady and demand
fair; sales quoted at 00al2 so; receipts
1859 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market de-
pressed and offerings liberal, comprising
fully 500 head; demand light at the
close; extra Sheep obtainable at &c;
prime at 5aa5f; ordinary and common at
4fa5c; inferior at 4fa44c; extra Lambs
at II; medium to good at 81 G; inferior
at 6a6t; receipts 34,766 head.
HOGS-There is considerable activity
in the market and higher prices are
paid; 81 car leads sold at 7sa7sc for
heavy to prime: 7ta7sc for fair to good;
6ta7c for common to rough; receipts
q. 052 head,
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, October IA

NEW lOIh, OCloDeI IL.
COTTON-Firmer and active; sales
$500 bales at 1Sial9 for uplands.
FLOUR-Reccipts 81 1884 barrels; mar
bet lUc better on low grades, with fair
export demand; sales 1900 barrels at
9 25a9 80 for super6ne State and west
ern; 10 Scala 90 for extra western; III 80
ala 10 for round hoop Ohio, and IL OOa
1860 for st. Louis, closing quiet. Cali
fornia active and firm; sales $500 sacks
and barrels at IL 50a13 10. Sales 300
barrels Rye -four at 8 %.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady:
WIIEAT-Receipts 379,5O2 bushels;
the advance in freights caused fur
Their decline of BABE; sales $4,000 bush
els ut = 25a2 30 for No. spring; 30a
= 33 for No. = do; 36a2 30 for No. do;
= 43a2 40 for amber Greenbay; 3 % for
white Michigan, and "a for No. l and
, spring mixed.
RYE-Dull; sales 5000 bushels State
at 7Ual Il.
BARLEY-3a5c lower; sales $1,000
bushels at - for western and % for
Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
SOhN-htCClDi - CO,UO- DuSuCIN, maj
ket lc lower and less active; sales s2,OOO
bushels att i0al Il for mixed western
in store and atloat; closing heavy at
AZ atfoat.
OATS-Rcceipt S5,sGi bushels; mar
ket lc lower: sales 81 900 bushels ut 81
ASA for western: sales $4,000 bushels
Canada, to arrive, on private terms.
RiCE-Quiet at lOtall for Carolina.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Steady and in good demand
sales SO hhds Cuba at llfal2l and 1900
boxes Havana on private terms.
WORCESTERSHIRE grades steady;
sales of 10 hhdS at 4Sa50 for Cuba; ga
50 for Porto Rico.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Stcady; sales at 15!a
l6 for crude; 35a35l for refined, bonded
PORK-Steady and quiet; sales of
4, 500 bbls at % 4Na22 % for mess, clos
ing at % Is cash; 20 00a20 80 for prime.
BEEF-Dull and heavy; sales of IS
bbls at previous prices.
BEEF IIAMS-Dull; sales of l35 bbls
western at 80.
CUT MEATS-Quict; sales of 40
pkgs at ll4al2f for shoulders, and 15!a
la for hams.
BACON-In fair demand and a shade
firmer; sales of $50 boxes of Cumbcr-
land Cut, for December and January,
at llall4.
LARD-Heavy; sales of 10 bhls at II
a153.
BUTTER--Firm; sales at 2Oal2c for
State.
enthusiastically; sales at lOal6.
LATEST p. VI.
FLOUR-Fairly active and 10c better
on shipping grades.
WIIEAT-More steady; , 27a2 % for
No. 3; . 3la2 32 for No. =; 81 for No. /
spring.
RYE-Quiet at IS for western.
OATS-Steady at S2ae2 l-2 for west
ern.
CORN--Steady at 4la2 42i for good
to prime mixed western.
PORK-Steady and quiet; sales 1000
barrels mess at 81 5ia27 so cash and
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and nominal.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-A shade firmer, with q mod
crate demand.
LARD-Quiet at 144al4i for fnir to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Market.
CINCINNATI October IA.
The market was quiet for all articles
to-day, but little done.
FLOUR-Quieta and firm at II 00al2 25
for superfine and IL 00a1l % for extra
WHEAT--Dull and holders firm at
2 65 for No. red.
CORN-Quiet at 06a1 05 for No.
medium. ..a .-,.ss. .....
OATS-Sales at 50.
RYE-Sales at las; demand light.
BARLEY-Firm; 65al as for fall,
COTTON-Unchanged.
TOBACCO-Quiet; sales did not quite
reach 80 hogsheads.
BEEF-Prces unchanged.
WHISkY-35 in bond and u fair bust
ness for free at irregular rates,
MESS P0RK-Dull and nominal; sales
at ~ 50a23 &C; not much Offering.
BACON-Unchanged; no demand that
is worthy of note; shoulders at 14i and
clear sides at lSa.
LARD-Dull and lower; sales of ..l60
tierces-Prime city at Ii, but there
is not much offering at this rate
and it is generally held at l3tal3!;
green sides sold this morning at II aud
hams at Is, the weather being warmer
at the close there were no buyers at
these rates.
H0GS-Quiet for the first good
weather.
BUTTER-Pirm at 35a43 for fresh.
CHEEsE-Sales at l4t, but dull,
LINSEED OIL-Salss at | "a.
SEEpS-FlaXseeds 2 30a2 IS, clover
seed dull and timothy at 9 40a2 So < =
COFFEE & SUGAR-Firm at full
rates.
G0LD-l 43ta1 A buying. rs|r,
MONEY Market close at l0aI2 per
cant 1855 - ..
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New York stock Market.
New YORK, October IA.

r. NEW YORK, October IA.
Stocks opened firm, with an upward
tendency, closing weaker; Canton Asa
AZ; Cumberland, 3Oa32; Quicksilver,
25a25l: Mariposa. STAG; do. preferred.
i7ale4; Pacific Mail, 144fal455; Allan
tic, III; Western Union Telegraph, 363
a36i; New York Central, 1l4!al14s; Erie,
74ga74s; Hudson, l264a125; Reading,
lO2talO2!; Ohio Certificates, 264a27;
Wabash, "A; Michigan Central, l094a
1O9}; Michigan Southern, S3saS3a; Hi
nOis Central, 122; Pittsburg, s64aS74;
Toledo, 1891; Rock Island, 98!a9Ss;
Northwestern, 46fa4Gj; do. preferred,
69a69s; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1Ol
al01t; new Tennessee 6lia6la.
Express Shares-Wells, Fargo 81 Co..
81; American, 60; Adams, 65t; United
States, 6S.
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VIII the Fluid Extracts 90 ont of use owing
to the high price, or can We have some authorl'
tive notifications OF the formulas by which we
can make them at A more REASONABLE cost
If the latter. shall the change be in the quail
ity of the menstruum, or in the manner of APP
PLYING it. So as TO reduce the quantity requisite!
Can there be CunvocatiOn OF the Committee OF
Revision 10 authorize some new method Or MOD
itication of the present recipes
With regard to the contemplated change IN
the quantity. or IN the menstruum itself, IN the
preparation of Fluid Extracts, would take 0c'
casion TO say that in medicine the health OF the
patient is the great object TO be gained.
The cost of material Is something, but when
put in the scale with human health, and often
human life, il is hardly worthy of consider tion
at ALL Buchu (1elmbold'sl will continue to be
made as formerly and if il cannot be maintain
ed at present prices they will have TO be advanc-
ed Il meet the advance in the price of material.
To such as desire quantity il stead of quality,
we would say that water is cheap commodity,
and may be readily added by the person using
the medicine if he desires 10 do so.
II. 7. HELMBOLp, Druggist and Chemist,
jg4 Broadway, New York City.
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Reparator Capilli.

Thr away your false frizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth q fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
Ard rejoice In your own luxuriant hair
RElARATOR CAPILLI.
E0R RES r0RING HAIR UPON BALD
i heads from whatever cause it may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth of hair upon the
face, it has no equal II viii force the beard 70
grow upon the smoothest face in from FIVE TO
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from
two to three months. A few iguorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
viii force or hasten the growth of tho hair or
beard. Their assertions are false, as thousands
Of living witnesses from their own experience
can bear witness. But many will say, bow are
we to distinguish the genuins from the spur.
Gus Is certainly Is difficult, as nine tenths oil
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already tbrpyn away large amounts
In their purchase. To sneh We would say Try
the Reparatpr Capilh; II win cost you nothing
unless Il fully comes mp 20 our Representations
II your Druggist does not keep it, send us one
dollar and We will forward il post paid, together
with receipt for the money, which val ~ rs'
turned you on application, providing entire sat-
isfaetion is not given. Address, - 4.
3 yiW.L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette Street. SYRACUSE, n. 7.
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9g Telegraph
TO TEIR REGIsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Resister.l

LoNpoN. October IA, p, M.-consols
steady at "a 5-16; U. 5. Fiye-dwenties
7ls; illinois Central III; Ere 4ot.
LIVERPOOL, October IA, = +. Mot
ton quite active; it is believed that the
sales amount to 10000 bales; quota
tions unchanged. Breadstufs buoyantt;
corn advanced to ASS lid for red west
ern; wheat to las 10d; other articles
unchanged. Provisions and -Froouee
unchanged. nu suuor
LONDON, October IA, 2 T: M,TsugaIr
steady at 25s Sd. Linseed OIL advanced
TO fiO los. Sperm OilQuoted at II 10.
A dispatch from antwerp reports Pc
troleum quiet.
SOUTHAMPTON, October 1.-THE Uni
ted States steamer Ticonderoga arrived
today.
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Another Raid.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-Anothcr
raid Oh illicit whisky stills was made at
Port Richmond to day, but the distil-
lers were warned some way and n large
number of stills were removed secretly.
A large quantity of mash in hogsheads
was seized and destroyed There were
a large crowd of women and children i'll
the neighborhood but no disturbance.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October II.
The dry goods market is quiet. Plain
colorod cottons are much lower in SYM
pathy with printed Calicoes and bet
ter class of bleached and unbleached
Muslin; Amoskeag ticks, % forA brand.
% for b do; % for c do; - for d do;
Amoskeag stripes, 3x3 reduced to 22!;
6x6 23t; York is down to 22!; Whit
tenton A A 22!; A20; American Is; do
dark stripes l5!; blue DENNIS lower,
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blue DENNIS q; Columbian 27!; York
&c; Mount Vernon "a; Arlington and
Manchester both Il; Oak Grove 1G;
Haymakcr -; Boston l3i; Webster To-.