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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-10

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM COMMISSIONER Roll
IINs.-The following letter, with regard to the
stamp duty upon canned meats, etc, has been
received in this city,
TREASURY DEPARTMEET, OFFICE OF INTER
NAL REVENUE, WAsHINGToN, June 4.-Slr:-In
reply to your letter OF the 3d inst, have 10 say
duty upon canned meats, fish, shell-flsh fruits,
Vegetables, sauces, syrups, prepared mustard,
The act OF March 9, 1867, exempts canned and
preserved meats, shell-fisb, fruits, and Yege-
fahies the ex enptiOn does not include sauce,
svpnns fish. prepared mustard aud jams or
iellies These articles are liable To stamp duty.
EvIups made from fruits are liable TO stamp
dnty Yours respectfully,
e. A. ROLLINS Commissioner.
/ r. McFetridge, Esq, Revenue stamp
Agency, No. 304 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-10

THE ScHULEILL REGATTA.-Ihe hrst race Oh
- ',a,atta will take place this afternoon at
o,cioclS. The second at 8; and the third at T. In
addition the skeletons, TO the shells Betonel3f,
Mrnnaaa5 IShIatle IRIS aud Nesper will compete.
Tbe races viii be continued on wednesday ana ana
Saturday next. On the last day the AIani0
CInb OF New York will be present.
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Extra do. do. do. ............,............ 30 90
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats. l3 90
The above prices will convince that we are
determined to close out our immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sacrifice.
GRIGG, VAN GUNTEN u Co..
Nos. 704 and 734 Market street.
Growers 81 BAKERS
Highest Premium
ELASTIC" Stitch and "Lock" Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With Latest Improvement
No. 7S0 Chestnut street.
SALE FOR HoUsEK EEPERs Tomorrow morn
ing AT Birch & SONS auction store, will be sold
in lots tosuiis purchasers, the finest assortment
OF Linen Goods ever offered at auetion-com-
prising table cloths, napkins, towels, sheeting
quilts, handkerchtefs, OF every variety. They
are now open for examination.
THE WET SEAP!-
The Cool Snap! .... ...
The Hot Snap!
Clothing adapted to all kinds Of SNAPS" at
Charles Stokes Co.'S firstcass ready made
Clothing store, under the Continental.
WATER-CooLERs FOR THE MILLIoN.-- Refrige-
rators, Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc. at 10. 8. FARsoN d Co.'S MejNufactory, No.
900 Deck street :, 4.
YOU CAN GET a beautiful porcelain picture for
only 81 also six cards, or one large photo
graph ST. AZ Reimer's Photograph Gallery,
Second street, above Green.
DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Laslps Ftve-dollRr
Washing Machines, Clothes Wrlngers, and Step
Ladders, No, TT Market street, philadelphia.
j. y. Lash 4 90.
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IDsDox, Dec. i-R .. m, via CAiaage,
Not 20, ~ p.an i selnsia a1nl ssx-
jitsrS sSSuR 81 - Fenipns. sAiseut>
break il feared at Manchester, where arms
har bsesltase4 " aths goaiss anGAorities.
Only one arrest has been made.
. ! AdespGtohf kGm Cork seceived late to-
night make mention Of serious spprehensions
there also.
.ssLoxpox, Nov. s0.-Wsrren, Halpias and
Costello, the FsaiAA- -prisonsss sho Hseesen-
fenced 70 impsisoapeat for term Of years,
we're tS-dl brsugA from Dublis ID Henton-
vile 70 suffer their sentence. They were
hand-cufed and strongly guarded.
/ LosDox, Nov. sO-Evsniss The pro.
poasd income tax to pay the expenses Of tho
Abyssinian war WAS passed 70 second reads
ing in the House Of Commons this evening.
BERLIN, Nov. so.-There was . large
meeting yesterday Al which American poll
ties and finances we're discussed. I. S. Fay,
anAmer.cah. ssyrrely stacked Thaddeus Ste
vens IS . demagogue and repudiator, and
denied that his views were those of the
American people.
FLORENCE, Nov. S0.-A despatch from Ma
Piles to-day states that Vesuyius is now in .
grand state Of eruption.
: Italy has not yet scceded to the proposed
conference. Yesterday an official Was sent
to France asking an explanation. The final
answer Of Italy will depend on the nature Of
Napoleon's reply.
VIENNA, Nov. 30.--In Reichsrath yester-
day draft for new constitution was adopts
cd after strenuous resistance by the Libs
erals
LONDON, Nov a0.-Additional particu>
lars have been received Of the ex-
plosion Of the steamer Joabouliar
at Liverpool yesterday. The Joubouliar
vas GreciaE steamer, recently turned over
to that government, She was built in this
country during the latter year of the war of
the United States, for Frazer, Trenholm /
Co. Her original name was Colonel Lamb.
The explosion occurred about six o'clock
yesterday morning, when the Joubouliar was
getting up steam preparatory to leaving.
There were l37 persons on board, and, It is
thsufht that at least forty were killed. The
Josbouliat had large quantity of-rrms and
ammunition on board for the Grccian gov.
eminent.
The Cunard steamship lide is to receive
100000 sterling for weekly mail service
between Liverpool and New York for one
year,
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NEW YoRx, Nov. 80.
The Tribstae's Washington special says:
Secretary McCulioch has 6nished his report,
and copies will be sent to-day to the princi-
pal neRspspers. The document, which is Of
considerable length, refcrs to the reports Of
the different Treasury Bureaus, drawing from
them facts and 6gures 10 support Of the
views advocated in his own report, and elab-
Grating upon them at length. McCulloch al
ludes 10 his early reports. going back to the
tims OF his nomination !. also to the reports
Of Secretaries Chase and Fesserden, in sup
port Of his views and policy of continuing to
contract, st the rate Of four millions per
month, IS provided by law. He shows that
there we're months when he could have con-
tracted above that amount but refrained from
ssry or expedient. he takes strong ground
against sxpsnsiou, which, to use his own
language, would be ruin, and lead to the
epndiation of views Of Gsnsral Butler
aud Mr.. Stevens, and others,n and com
mented on the tendency Of the refults of the
different finance schemes, if carried ont, en-
larged upon and contracted. He interprets
the law in reference to the 5>20's as binding
on Ii hecoantry to their pay ment in coin, princi-
pal and interest and believes if the policy look
ing to their redemption in currency shall BE
adopted the effect will be disastrous. He
states that he has sufficient gold in the treasu-
~ to meet the demand on the government
aud keep the market in check. He gives his
reasons for not selling more gold and endea-
voring to bring resumption on in that way.
Speculators would, tomorrow, buy up all the
gold he could offer ard then eosily control the
market and make the premium higher than
ever it has BEEN He believes the Tribune's
policy of resumption would lean to an inme-
diate crash In business which he hopes TO
avoid. He comments at length on the Inter-
nal Re7enue Commissioner report, and gives
his opinion that if the Internal Revenue de-
partment and treasury had sole control Of the
system, taxes would be fully collected and an
end put to fraud and corruption. The report
has been reed at the Cabinet meeting for the
information and guidance Of Mr.. johnson,
who has some financial view to propose In his
forthcoming message.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 50.

h WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
The Presidents Message ip type Was again
the subject of Cabinet consideration to,day.
All the members of the Cabinet, including
Gen. Grant
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
Vim. B. Davis as agent for the Cherokee
Indians.
fractional currency printed for this week
il $3.50, 900. shipped 500, u. 8. notes
shipped sl36, 900; naiiorsl hsnL notes is-
sued, SIX 300 ! fractional currency destroyed,
$4,000. Receipts from customs for week
ending 23d inst, S2l ,450.
Receipts of Internal Revenue for the week
is SO, 1l4,O0O.
The Senate Judiciary Committee MT this
morning 10 examihe into the case Of Henatoy
Thomas of Maryland. It will be remember.
ed that when he appeared last March to take
his seat it was alleged he had in various ways
given aid and comfort to the rebels during
the war and his credentials were uccording
referred for examination. John Cisco and
other prominent gentlemen are here as-wit-
nesses.
: NIX YenS, Nov 90.
Special TO the Commercial, Washington
s0th, says The President Message is mod
crate and eonciliatory, hut argues that the
Congressional plan of reconstruction is
failure and that the country pronounced
against at the fall elections. Economy and
retrenchnient and unisnr;n ta1aiinn are re.
commended as means to effect the restoration.
Specie payment is advised.
The committee will press to vote Fessen-
den's bill.
Only 81 votes can be counted in the House
in favor of impeachment.
talcAGo, Nov. 30.
The Evening Itst'. Washington special
says: The pardon clerk, under direction of
the Attorney General, is preparing aa sssiels
defending the President 10 pardguine 30 many
many Of these pardons were granted on the
application of leading radicals.
Since the publication Of the Impeachment
testimony the President has declared that
Commissioner Rollins shall be removed on
ths gYopnds Of ineificieney. 1t ID thought that
the Commissioners testimony before the Ju,
dietary Committee is the cause, WA. Pres,
eott Smith, Collector at Baltimore, is named
as his successor.
1t seems probable that the Senate will elect
General Burbridge Of Kentucky Sergeant at.
Arms, in place OF George L. Brown, lhepres:
ent incumbent. @ '-''
Jsh nsyis arrived in Washington this morn.
ing from Richmond, aud remained but short
time. He then proceeded North on his way
to Montreal. He was travelling alone and
was recognized by but few persons and has ns
attention, shown him, 81 "a nsi5TFl !
.Afhe JoafaatS Washington special says:
Several members ofShe committee on appro.
priations are opposed to the appropriation
called for to pay for Russian America,
1t will be fecely opposed in Congress,
The geveramspl il ip possession of import-
ant fscts sAoyng thst the 'Annexatippists in
the Canadian provinces are very strong, and
in some localities in majority,
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 30.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 90.
In the various yards Of the city yesterday
2,8s1 veters were registered, which makes .
total, with those registered at the beginning
Of the month, of 10000.
William A. Dodge, manufacturer of
chronometers at No, l92 South street, was
arrested yesterday, charged with forgery of
the signature of William u. Webb, 70, 8
check of $4,000, payable in gold.
The failure OF the young and enterprising
frm of Sherwin 4 Co. is accounted for on
two theories. First, that it was caused BY the
fierce rivalry Of A. +. Stewart 4 Co., who
sold goods at lower prices than Messrs. Sber-
win 4 Co. could buy them ct; smother, rha.
the thfee weeks delay in re-fitting the old
Moison D'0ree was fatal, the goods previous
b bought having fallen SO much in that time
d to cripple their resources at the start. By
the closing-of the firm nearly three hundred
persons are thrown out Of employment.
Henry A. Powers, for many years cashisr
for Messrs. g. g. Gunther &~Sons, died sud-
dcnly on Thursday night.
In the case of Clinch, in an action TO re-
cover $4,000 fees, while acting as Collector
OF this port Immediately sfter the death OF
Preston King, argument Of counsel was read
yesterday, and Judge Blatchford reserved
his decision,
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
MISSEsporIs. MINI. N,

MISSEsPoIls, MIN, Nov 30.
Rev. E. W. Dunbar was. yesterday, found
guilty Of poiysamY.
The Minneapolis horse railway company
was organized here yesterday. The track is
to be laid as soon as practicable.
A daily line Of steamers will run to this
city next season, thus transferring head OF
stei rbpat navigation froA st. Paul to S..
Ahthony's Falls.
In Wright county, Minnesota, on the 18th
inst, Chss. L. Stone was assaulted by one
Dart and son and SO badly injured that he has
since. died. The murderers have been ar.
rested.
The weather is very cold. The thermome-
ter was II degrees below zero this morning.
Navigation is closed on the U, per Missis-
sippi.
MuseATISE, Iowa, Nov. 90,
4 young man named Stevenson, OF Tiptan,
employed as brakeman on construction
train on the |. G. &P. r.. T., was instantly
killed yesterday as the train was taking tbs
side track on Mnscstiae Island. He fell be-
tween the cars. ten of which passed over his
body above the hips
The weather was intensely cold last night
entirely closing the river at this point, bu,
the ice has since commenced to move.
RurFAIn, Nov. 30.
The weather cold. Mercury 20.
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IRON CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. so.
The coroner's jury empaneled to. enquire
into the cause Of the late disaster on the
Hamilton l. Dayton Railroad, returned yer.
dict lastaight, which was that ths collision
resulted from groSs negligence Of duty on the
past Of certain employees Of the company
owning said road, and of the Atlantic G..
W. r. r. Company.
The organization for Homeopathic Med
ical Dispensary in this city was perfected last
night A board of twenty Trustees was
elected. f-sst,,st'-es
At . public meeting on Thlrd street last
night, the Government was called upon 10 Inv
terfere Is to the course og the British Govern
neut towards Irish prisoners who ere Ameri
csn citizens. y . = = e - - -
At Princeton, Ind, yesterday, -Mrs. L s.
Baker, respectable married lady, was raw
ished by negro. He has not yet been cap,
tured. =
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ALABAMA CONVENTION.
MnNrcnMEPy ~

MONTGOMERY, Nov. So
The Reconstruction Conyeptioa passed an
ordinance to,day - organize volunteer mill
tia OF Alabama, 1t authorizes one company
to every 1000 voters; all officers ere to be
appointsd BY .fh6 Governor, aad ta be OF
known loyalty. A great many officers with
heavy emolpnepts are provided for, including
phe AlAf sGe6sidl, three Hngaaier. Generals,
one Adjutant, Quarter Master, Inspector,
Paymaster and Surgeon General. The whole
70 ~ ppAes the chArgs df Ne. Governor. The
Conservatives declare this measure places the
S.ate under Q military dynasty similar to that
Of Brownlow's, and say iis expenses viii nee,
sassaxly greatly increase The means Of tara
tion.
Anoreinahes was paas,d ! eeh,isaale war
detaef ths atat1 sn& az aMssliad~ cfeated d
directly or indirectly in aid of the war, null
tAd, t6d.. IL Tssgkt saa8sNx sss8
An ordinance wss rsRarted by the select
committee and discussed till the hour Of ad
iournment, providing for the extingnishnsnt
bttwren citizens of his State Of III debts *
listing July 10th, 1866, on payment Of an in
stalimens BY note Of the original amount Of
Nsfi he .sssIob ofthe Convention isi rii eonsinu.
through part.qf next week. ,nt-eessr
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.
Gov. Flanders has issusd . proclamation
repudiating all connection with those who
have been attempting to procure the passage
Of bill BY Congress granting aid to build
lsSees.
Gen. Hancock's order is having . healthy
effect
In the Convention to-day, Mr.. Wicklife
offered an ordinance proposing certain
changes 10 the organic law of the State, to
the effect that the Legislature shall establish
free public schools throughout the State, and
provide for their support by taxation, all
children between the ages of and 1s years
to be admitted withous distinction ss to race,
color or previous condition. There shall be
no separate school establishment for any
race. A University is to be established in
New Orleans, open to all students capable Of
matriculation, without distinction, Of race,
color, or previous condition.
The other section provides for the mainte.
nance OF Government school.
The ordinance was referred I'd the Com.
mittee on Education.
RlenMoSD, Nov 80.
The following Witnesses in the Davis in.
dictmeat are here: Gen. Lee, Sec. Seddon.
Gen. Wickham, Hon. John Letcher, George
W. Mamford, Joseph b. Baldwin, Ex-
Speaker Of the Confederate Congress, and
Gent S. Rsynard.
MEMPHIS Nov So
Tie tow. boat Yankee, Of the Mississippi
Valley Transportation Co., bound from St.
Louis to New Orleans, with four barees OF
merchandize in tow, sunk at Plumb Point.
Two barges are al total loss. No further par
ticulars. sm
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FROM RICHMOND.

RicHNoSp, Nov. SO.
Last evening meeting Of eolored republic
cans was held ct Capitol Park at which reso-
lntsoas we're adopted declaring that in view
OF the efforts Of conservatives to intimidate
colored voters, Hon, Jehn Minor Bolts, Gov.
P4rpont, FrsnkhA eteAsns sSds Gathers 81 re-
quested to call a Slate Convention OF white
republicans to assist and direct the colored
people in carrying the election for rati6ca-
don Of the constitution. Two colossd dsle,
gAtesfrom this city to tAs~ Cenvsutiop Yers
present and Joined in the request. Addresses
we're made urging the necessity Of having aid
Of the white republicans in the coming cleo
ton.
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. Roct<szga, n u Qqx 70 1
s1s..ss1a' Il / iisssa - 3. III! = Z.
other IN dGwilk Asl11Ds3c 3c1QaI
-~ Oswr1o, Nov. 90
The schooner CsSthaelnies ken chieass
snA ! esreo 81 II 90 bu1kSls aksak, vssl
Ashpse lase night nile belov IL leity. The
crs1 ysp. iakee a IN Ms,b1els Il 4
feared th6 vessel md CARO- vfif be total
" !. IL p,s.ax. Nv. d.
The protslIr 0sveeu %snt ashore this
norpip9. Gps niiea ehovs hees. TAAqber
of cifizans,s viii ths Drew Of ths baeks Chm,
have gons with y bost on wagon 70
save the crew. AftSkiAaving the Gam broke
loose k iraa .Ae eese s.s sseaadsd heavily.
ti :. fS.a aCIxvEnAss, Nov. "a
The bark p Posomac, s. ID laden With tslsel.pk
poles, issoa shs piles against the MaIne Hos
Ipital. At .. m. the crew we're saved. The
vssselis ponndine ksavily on the pilss, and
her bottom il probably breaking up.
ALPAHY, Nov. 80.
The Canal Commissioners have named the
lOyh of December for closing the EAnals, but
the cold veather-only 16 deg. above zero
to.night-will probably close them within
tuenty-four hours.
ss Has HARTFORD, Nov. sN
Richard BRADLEY, aged 81 years, : jeveler
in this city, was murdered on fhe evening Of
the 2ah mAa by IN English. thid, named
John Brooks, aud 4 colored man named Al
exander Hsnry, who also robbed The aoee.
Both we're arrested. saea
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
The announcement Of the failure Of . New
York petroleum firm caused much excite
ment here and dislrust in the sbiIity Of . few
houses. Crude 15Ac; 8 600 bbls refined, in
bond, sold at 18c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 80.
Henry 0hurg, German, aged about 40
years, commisted snicide last evening BY. ta-
hing afsaaicin glass OF bser .t asloen on
Milwaukee avenue. Deceased was single
man, and much addicted to strong drink.
The Thermometer at St. Paul, Minnesota,
early this morning, indicated II deg. below
zero; at Madison, Wisconsin, it stood ct 8
deg. below zero; in this city, at 9 O'Clock
this morning, it was 9 deg. below zero.
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Proclamation In Aylniralty.

g . a. M Z
DATED Slater q Apersco Ds.tyid ~ Eass.
United States Marshafs onBcs,
Reokuk Nov, 9Th, 1857. /
HEREBY give notice. that By virts4 Of
A~arrspt of arrest and Monition issoed out Of the
OH Of the C!ork the Cstssd etatss Dstrtcs Court
ia sud for the Dstrict of Iowa and IN the
following canse to-wit Johu Sni.h usariner and n
beant, against the stasmboas Hirsaa Rsice her ma
chntry, furntures taekle and sppa a2so barge John
Doyle and wharf to.f, for aemand of Contract of
wages, s6t 80 did thez7h dAyof Netem her 1897
At II port OF LeciAe Scott Ia~s ID said Dis
Hict q lava take Ia my poss ssion o safe
custody and ts row deiAih the sal sfssmbost HIrau
Price her machinery, fnrniture HE and appare ALSO
barge IeAp Doyle Ard whAst AosN and hesshs s I've
pubic notice that the time teneA for The fstnrs Of
sAid sasysHt The ist Tut sdsy jan lsfe e 10
II ,.pd hereby admonish And SIMMONS oil psr,one
claiming any interest in hs said Hira Prce
h~ UAchintry, furniture 10 aud appar alsohara
1ohnDoa esa fsost hno eor haSss .nptAins
- ny Why the same shoald not renemhsd ana sold
to answer the demand Of saia i.belal that they hs
and appear beprs The sAid District Court for the Dis
triet Of lows Ut return tern 10 hs ba9un and holden
st ssid Dstrict court Room tuesday in Jan.
nary Sa5 aareaa1, at Kaokuk Iows In $50 nAtsict ou
aid lss day when and vhefs sa1 c1uss M =
Asard u and there to nserpose fheir es - 80
~er san ibe and TO make tseiy aiie rstion, III a.,
behalf '"ss
g W.tLARK, .sM
dcc1-diA - s A II. fuEfeH, Deputy.
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Legal Notice.
U. s. Malrhal's E,roclannation.

Lnited Sat>s VI Asaeysoo, SoHhrn Dss,ssea Of 1osca.
CIV. CLARK, United States Marshal for the State
IL Of lows, do hereby giye public notice that IN lhe
ssof De listed states eaAilet thirty one bhk Il hteh,
Sides In csse " seizure And forfeiture unr q
Congress, did the 3oth day Of October, 1861 In
davenport iowa sttsch and take In my possession
safe Gu .tody. thirty one barrels Of hghwines.
And also give pubic patee that the time assigned
for the return Of said is the third Tuesday
March, 1865, at 10 O'clock said day, AMI hereb,
Sdmonish and summons all persons claiming any tn
tercst ntae said thirty bills Of high
fnG or hsyins snythingto say Why the Ame aAould
not be co.demned and soad to answer Tie dsuAna q
said spesikpt, shat they be and appsaf bsfigs ne
sdd Court to hakeid ein and for the eoNthe,t Mi.
ifon pistrfct of 1owa at the United States Court
Room, in the city Of Keokuk In said District, at
term. to be holden on the third Tuesday OF March
lS6s. at ten O'clock on SAID day, then and there TO
interpossA foF slss sams end " naks thorasse-
tions in hat behalf
q. W. CLARE UsM
dsel-diit By II FULTON Deputy.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.
There were three 6res iaat evening, iu. ss
many. Wards, destroying about $4,000 worth
OF property. and rendering houseless about
twenty families.
Nartia's Asesy stable at Dubuque, Iowa,
buraed tD-nighs. Two horses we're burssl.
hcssnot stated. The origin Of the IRE isye.
ankpoyn.
Ella Hall was destroyed BY ERE last
p;ghsss The lnHsr. poslisnof the buihise
vas occupied BY the Express Offices, and was
badly damaged. lLo8 $50, ,UB0 10 340OoO:
fuily Insured. i's -istF safp ks
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GRAND HOP AND BANQUET,
Wednesday Eve. Dec. 4, 1867.

Csnnitte ON Distribution Of Tickets.
Ayres, Mann Ayres, Eugene Hammer, Lowry,
NV Nsstcott, I'd Carter, Keokuk. Io~e; CtNk Ilv-
1NRK; Hen Thps Kavanagh. Jns AewHIiam., nAS o
HtDeht AcNshs, DA Acinss, towa; Hon Tho, n L LsF-
re zee, Chas Doerr. n Madison, Iowa; Geo Dudley
D, Mt Pleasant Iowa James Fitz Henry, Alexandria,
No: I'd MoriArty, P Eangsl1, Ottumwa, Iovs; Isaac
K~lbach John II warren 0~kslooss, Iowa: 10 King,
VIM IInli, Col n Joel Geo " Thurmcnd, e. Louis
No. aerderson, Louisiana Mo; Frank sny Ter, Car.
thage, III Inov23
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With GONGREoS---Extra Session
wAssfsoros; Nov. 50.

WAsBfN6roS; Nov. 80.
HOUSE. "a
The order last Wednesday being that no
business should be done to-day, there vsfe
not more than SO or 60 members present.
A. = yRAle7 appeared and took the pre-.
aar,bad oath. ~
Mr.. Maynard moved recess till 1Ol g. m.
Monday; agreed 70. fr -
!, Hosse sdlouTnsd rnl4lE4n