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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02

No. 3.-LOT OF GROUND adjoining NO. =,
IS by % feet, with small Dwelling and Car
Fl Tho above property will be sold by public
auction. on SATURDAY, the 18th OF StptcIn-
Der, at II O. clock H. in front Of the Mayors
office, if not disposed Of ut private sale.
aug 27-eotd -
CtOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF uIGuLr
q VALUABLE PROPERTY IN FAIR
FAN COUNTY,.
Of Fairfax county, rendered in the case Of Broun
and wife VS. George w. JAckson's heirs. VIII
sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidder 1T
Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the list
day of September next Court day, the g$$S5
formerly kept by George w. jackson. with "
lot Of about H. acres. The house IS in u com
p!ctc state OF repair, and the land has upon I.
all the necessary out-buildings, lnctuahS zee
house, dairy, &c, and an orchard Oh "e''ae-
lectcd fruit trees
TERM8-Ono-teuth Of the rurchase-moncy
TO bo paid in hand on the day OF sale the rest
due in three equal instruments OF SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, to be secured by Inc
bonds OF the purchaser, bearing interest IRON,
the day of sale and Il retention OF the lItie OF
the land until the last payment Is made. inc
cash payment is to be- forfeited, and the land
sold At the cost Of the purchaser, IN lhs event %
his failing to comply with the terms OF ,& saIe
JAMES 7. JhCkSON,
Fairfax co.., aug o-lAWLS COIiIIIh !. ~ 90
CvOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
u LAND.-PurSuant TO q decree OF the Cir
cUit Of Fairfax county, rendered at June term,
| 1868 in the case Of John DcVereuX vs.. ThomN.
Harrisons administrator and others, the undtr-
stoned Commissioners will, or MONDAY, the
2ist of September, 1868, Court day, before the
front door of the Fairfax ourt-hOuse, offer for
| salc, Ut public auction to the highest bidder, u
TRACT OF LAND in said county, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FlVh
| ACRES. The said land has on it no improve
ments, and is well wooded with oak and pine,
It lies about two-and.a-half miles west Of the
Court house. About the Same distance from
Fairfax Station, on the O., 4. & NJ. 4. T., and
adjoins the lands Of jacob Brook Newman
Burke and others.
| TEkMS-Ten per Ct Of the purchase money
| to be paid in cash on the day OF sale inc resi-,
due, in equal instalnents, at six, t"GIVo AHI T.
cighteen months, to be secured by the oohus oi
the purchaser with sufficient personal "ecu ny
| and carving interest from tho day 81 sac Inc
title to be retained until al tho purchase money
| is paid the cash payment to be forfeited ana
the land liable to be resoldr at the risk OF the
nnrchaser, should he fail to complete, his pUT-
| rphasa nncn the sale being confirmed by the
! G Ga1Ir} "P''' o. W. HUNT
Noui' ". L, EDWARDS,
| Fairfax CO., aug 18-2awts Commits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02

The pennsylvania Coal TRADE. The
anthracite shipments OF coal last week, from all
sources, amounted to 342 S4l tons, against 247
TO tons in the corresponding week last year,
showing an increase tor the week of g. III
tons, The tonnage for the season, from all
sources, is ,953 l6l tons, against SIT, 9l7 to
corresponding date last year, showing an IN
crease of 125, PA tons. But tor the largely in
creased production Of coal 10 the winter and
early spring OF this year the late Interruptions
OF the trade would have shown very consider
able decrease at this time, as it is, it IS hardly
probable that the usual annual increased de
mand for consumption will be made up. The
Schu7lki region has suffered most from inter
ruption, and is now 3S5,035 tons behind what
it was at this time last year, and cannot, 1t Is
said, be made up in the rest of the year.
We learn that there are existing contracts Tor
the delivery of about a quarter OF million tons
OF coal, made at low prices, yet to be filled,
and until they are filled, will naturally bare the
general market. There are now but about three
and a half months of the year lett Tor active
coal production, and in which to make up the
4,697,4lO tons which it is now short OF, the
aggregate of last year-l2, $50, ST. tons. The
average increased production annually tor the
last ten years has been about ten per cent Al
loWing as much for this year, it should aggre-
cate nearly IA, 900, 600 tons, ~-PhA Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02
Port OF alexandria, Sept. 2.

SAILED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02

a0N REWARD will BIO paid for the convic-
DIV ton Of the thief and return TO mo Of d
set Of MINK FURS, which was taken from III y
house between the 10Th Of June and the 10th Of
July, or $40 for The furs alono.
Mrs. G. l. SIMPSON,
sep 1--3t No. 12j, King ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02
EDEL,Y ia RIM

e. WANTED
h:i A. DWELLING HOUSE, for which lib.
crAl rent will be paid, by ..-oo,
aug 2G--tf W. a. SMuOI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02
TYOOP SKIRTS AND
P-H ND FNlJ TE lrf'GN
ERSHIP NOTICE.

/ havo this day associated with me in the
Banking Business, my brother, MONTGOM-
ERY ID. COKSE.
The business will hereafter be conducted I'M
der tho firm name Of w. d. CORSE ~ co. 4,
WILMER D. CORSE.
Alnvan1rin Va Sent lSt 1SGS-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02
Ru dsrnnrn 81 Wise.

Prince William co., aug 1-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02

70 arrive from Philsdo!phia cargo best
LEHIGH COAL.
On hand PINE WOOD at $50; oak wood
81 co, per cord delivered.
JOHN LHATIIEkLAND,
sep 1T % King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-02
! NTELLIGENCE OFEICE.
HIRAM Il. A.ENOLD

Fairfax CO., aug l8-2awts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
AMERICAN AND FORE IGN PATENTS.
IL. III. Eddy, Solicit<' II OF Patents

Late agent Of L. S. Patent once Washington, (under
the act of l,z
- State Street, opposite Kub Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
continues t. in the United
also Great Britain. France end other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications bonds assignments, and
all papers or drawings Tor pate nts, executed liberal
teru.S, and with despatch. Researches made into
American foreign works. to dete mine the validity
utility ot patents invent UIs-and Legal other
advice in all matters pnchng the same Copies
OF any patent iurI ,!shed by RENTING ST.
Assignments recorded at WASH ngtOn.
TESTIYUSIA AIS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most successful
aud capable practitioners with rhOn have had oCi-
al intercourse CHAS. NJ ASON.
Coz whatsoever OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation IN assr ar inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
worthy and more capable 81 putting their applications
H form to them early and iaNO. alIe
NOli>lue. atom at the patent Oiilce'
f.DaUND BU bkL. Late Commissioner OF Patents.
a, MI IL IL f.diy has MAZE Tor Is applications,
80 = p' r winch patents have bee granted, and
pen ing such uum!s takrab c proof Of great
"a az ~ my o his part leads recommend
S n, -, 70 Apply 70 him To procur their patents,
- sur 1l having the faithful
upn bestowed Oh their cases, and M Very rrn
Charge intI
During eight months the subscr:Der in cnI- ~, n :
large Practice maze on twice. rcieyte nnn,iraS,
10 appeals. every one Of which deci ded Ia his
b, the commission OF patents, n a Enn, ~
Boston, jan. !, loeo-ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
genal.
Charles Stevenson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Whereas, Charles Steven
Caledonia District son, last an inhabitant of the
town OF trdwck, in aid district hath lately died, in
tta sZcd and Eessed of certain goods and estate
within saId town Of llardwick, the right of granting
adrristIi ION upon which, app aims the probate
count for said dis ric and the said town OF
Hard lex has c their pc iton said court, sitting
that the stid Chalrs Stevenson hath widow or heir
by law canablc of lnhcTitnS uch estate, and praying
that an inquisiio may b. taken in The pr.niscs.
This IS therefore 10 notify all persons having Claims
til inheritance Of the said Charles vcnso to sp-
par I,Ore said court, the 18th day Of September
D. 1855 The probate Office in .Johnsbury in said
district then and there SHOW cllIsr if V she oil
the have, cfDre the said should not order
I'D Ind md deere hat tn cstatc aforesaid shall cs
Cit I t. such til law directs.
bar 4 at / Join ury. id di-trct, this 10th day
OF February. 4. u, ISIS.
~, Ike CJ.rt.--Attc-'
9i-"l ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge cf Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
ASA /. TRENCH. JuI.e Of Pro. ate.
lydia Carpenter's Estate.

STATE or Nr.i.MONI. ~ Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, -. Probate pl,", ia ST Johns
iHrN. iLiH ami iur sLi district, the 18th day
FEBRUARY. ISIS.
An Instrument, pGrpurtiI- 10 5e the last VIII and
fc>tdmen; OF Lyit Carpet ter late LyHdOn. sal
distinct H,yeL co.. beng presented to the Court 10y
AuHrr" J. Willard, the executor, therein named iur
probate.
o"rdrreI hrsad court, that all persons
"i ir"tylu, l." A'ticd tpLpcdr a. session said
court o." hs. ser. the PROBATE once, in john
r.ry, t-v 10th dag u Mdg,I, ln1. aud show cause,
They have against Ia" Probat" said III;
r Which pirisr II sfIrtarr ordered, that copy OF
r'sa r,'.TiuI tr-rr!rr be puul-h-i thr weeks
.--t..., ia the CI.'!'uIdu printed al ST. JOhnsbuTy
PIC To -II time a.. uIltrd Tor hearing.
A>A l.. FRENCH, Judge vi Probate
i true COPY rt Record Attest,
.y.- asa l.. Fkf.N on. judge OF Probate.
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COPIES SENT GRATIS.
IT'S CASH RECEIPTS,
THE PAST YEAR
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.


II. cash o,,,,,. .,,, ,... =. ..,
before daring; the corrcspyn4ing period.
II, ,b ,o;,,. ,;
than eve. J,E..c.
1t c'sA Ecccii & il January hrrcr than cycrh fore
Is rrosp rity unpcc,d utcd the histor. Of re.;-
'u- journalism.
II il t'r only paper ~ to any ,zt.n b. agents
ana 'oO~7''F'7 i" a part o' tie country.
r,,,,.,,..., a.,
,..
IL IL ''i.s '''' '"'+ =" " rcF and practical; no.
II pays more i' IL "rrS, contribute tn any other
the. iou= pap. r. i'll til country.
y ia' the 4cs core pond,t II Ill pats Of the
> i'll" i'."'pt-
III Il" IL co u''I- with '--oTr Contributions"
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den. u,in,t;o,s '7 ''''7'''"
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auI mos q ,i,, ..can i women O: The INC.
It aim tn he a ,l.lusp :. 10 c..th and cqui,y.
ia rad cal nth and i,-f c. nm am, ,,,.
to he 50 4!w,,s and forever.
IL i ct.lriau nd caru.rl s,k Christian upi.n
It's exp nd Hics 'hc pre-"n yrr VIII bc tar greater
/ VIII nave more special departments lan ever bcft
:,
II VIII TIN u'Hlu'L htI' - IN the coming great
r.. ,,.,,,
HIM ~, H. ' 80 '!' d. ana religious
spc tive Of race, o.l.r, or coadi Ion
7. will lis. Ma. ire. L. al .,.,. :,I ,,,..,-
Ia Ia - 'u = III
Il will insist IN 4 every ,ul 60, ont .. lii; -. .
=. nh = mt with Hu'd'
II " il ou,,osr mn der r-,srrt r;-o,,, -,
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II u III no. IA, il, haste ., Ct. ,..,..
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OUR YONG FOLKS.

The demand for this periodical continu =; aud we
hope every family which Is nlrcI,!y 7upp will II
once allow u TO pre- them it'll copy r wear,
ON the simple condition q at sub CIi Cr will the
money he cent Old subs Tibcrs not ia Irs viii
he supplied also. il they wi renewing their -u-
GRIP ions, send us fiji Y CNtTa. No NOR. .rpgu-
pirate OF valuable COali hc dcI ed, hic
would be 80 gladly looked for, from iouth 10 month
SO this moEthly msg of brilliant tori AID he su-
titul Illustrations. Tn publisher p.i IL 500.
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.. The Advertisers Gazette Is the

toI ne K i5rS 1a[etfe i, t o only Iu.-
crs and contains crch month, complete lists If Neys-
papers in on or mulc atcs al papers tar ed,
suspension, cllnScs and eports ,t I'M eli bic parties
We have Tor thrt year kcI IT Of all con idiiblc
advertiser and 1t i very complete. To tn Sc names
ndins the Gazette. AM by, in connection
with suii-cIp ion and exchange sts Ike the cdi-
to- up,n len Thousand { pies. Subscript on
p ice -. Advertising - AID T.cpcr line G.P.kOW-
ELL X Co, Publisher, 40 Park Row, y. Y.
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TIE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled in any other
Religious Newspaper.
G R E A T PR L MUM
Premium for New Subscribers
T II Z IlID EPEN DEN 7

uIins the present year. ANY pcrson " no viii send
the I.iUc- Il twc.ry-fu. rev ) Ily EUl-cIi =,
oUr rr,u n ssc intIpn price, &c '"rus above will
hc present with ca these Zebra ed hjus. tire
low est pre- Of Wufth / - u VII e packed
s.ipp by express, or OF CIV IT,, directed.
We simply want the names with money! ct 'of-
t"r y 1I> WI" d. lie" rk" or papcr,auI lao real
ly sulsr.ibc 10y it IA may be- time,
all to-c'Ecr they may lie II P't-yiiicc, more
than unc---Wc are only ricJlar "a: they shall be
bUuJ-idc sUisC-Ih T..
Any person subscribing tor u year. any two
per on for l. yCn' any three persons 70. years,
viii he entitled T. tli, u.rch,nc uudr- above FIR.
Persons Intending TO tlk' advtu OF this rtIcr and
cn.ius the sui c,hc.s uimc- they ubtHiI them will
pleas state in clch !n-;:uc that thc, this
4. count.
MI subscriptions seat der this offer must begin
wi the number OF cur paper after the receipt OF
the money.
Eemittanccs must be made by post-ofice money ~
der bank check express paid.
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CARPENTERS b OK,
SIN MONTHS at the WHITE HOUSE.

Any person q will send the OF = sub
C lily Tor me l>pEiENpE>T for y...r, with ;hc
mon will he prcsc ted with his book. II vii be
cent mail, portage paid, or delivered Il the Lc
GU puh.isniuS Office. ud subs, DTS, in tis,
ON ing their subc iptions md sendinG lift,
cents extra ill also he pr, sent with copy Of the
book We have "lrc dy given away rup.c II ~ Give
thodsind c'ie- OF his cmlrkablc VolIm end the d.
mand con inucs U.abltrd. Ii uu-h to lie N tvcJy
family in the country. line retail price the book
stores is l,jD.
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CALVIN MORRILL,,
!. II ApPLEBi.F.,
SIMEON iIUSt..

BulJn .N2H''oa Treasurer IL account 'rtl
Torn Of 81. JoiuSJ,uy .Jo' Sctooi .IHtd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE of LINE

i mad O.. raw olez WIKI -e ,t-cr ucve-asy con-
-'.'.. Ito best quality, a-d nth -, o'Lcr adu
1r.- I'D. -t la .o.. # ,!.. Company II -.
.., barry. md b.. dis ,;.oa Of .IuI:aC. PADDOCK,
L-.,. We. al :.l lr.c.l.l=l- an nc, b. H.
..-.u.L I,uz D,.4 a- IN o:l,e. q the Cal,d,ail
t. A--..l .---i -o..,t. L. ~. ---ti,a i eys.-
-,taNi- skill ana fidelity Id J. '.-c d-ty Ia
i"" ". 'a' '." any 60 tally maintain its high
standard OF excellence. ASA ioli'ls tto..
.sa. q oar si:racgs NOV !; to be tie cheapest
'.-t f..,.l.g q, q. ,.--:,I in -,.. III IKE.
The VI. Raw Bone superphosphate is
The best every way" j"NI. LAW.LNCI,
50. If arl...,r 90. woo. ,-.ur.s As.'n.
The mcst satisfactory my have used"
ApN. EAI.A y. gAI.KS.
Lee . .,i'i-t, &C.. = -..,-I as. =, ciuty.
Has proved ali t..at can be desired
= >. G'l III. Ne to-vy.L. ".
Contains the most 6one Phos2ha Of a.y
>. T.. FOSTER. r-ssurl.,-c. VI.
IS altogether Inc best IN market i. h:ltc'.s
'-i.' g. "a. -agr secure from frost much o.Ili-
.L - ,,A,rnI-..' Hos. EAIi.pN MO,LTuN.
:. Jo.u bur-, VI.
Has marked and beneficial effect Oh ruta
.i-t- Id % " 60 o.. ~ ANi"E\. f>Q.
:" G. e.. g.. deL.4 4 70. : -rI,utur. 4 Stcicty.
II stands at the head o, g. ~ thing; Of the KIN
,''' ".'" -'i - = De-. e. Al.Nt ~ Iylc!.lIa
there was Two bushels where twas put
20 one where II was not used. lrIcd sdc By
u. l'| -, lt....-',! G,l ti-.sp..4tu o. Lime
..'Arii'tu ID - '' l.! hE@d.r. Il l'vrt.) in crops
-'' '-'''.' --1.' O.! c.. 'd t.,Hti, ~, there
! marned difference in Iavor OF the Vt. Su-
perpiosp plate /. MATTHEW'S. LsQ.
las Il. j, lil.-Uury, It.
had better yield and earlier crops
..'' .'-''.-- '.5 =.d Il IA l.T, o- o..cg UIa.ds
i'".lr"' rL't'. 'r'a ii 20 ton ii my ,lt., they
..rc-,. two weeks ',.,s, ..., r,.t Il tic L. d.
'Al..- II. .r.E,NI ~. lab I. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
Read the following Testimonials
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

The subscriber has sale will furnish to order
dry and green wo.d-four feet, and Ii inch. Also h:v
any quantities at thc lowe st ma kct price. Appy
to HORACE !. WOODS, Paddock Village
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
S3OoO A DkY

AGENTS WANTED m L. ami male 10 sell 4 ncyy
Patent article f." huu-ch Id and oicc ll-, One Of the
hes selling tclcs in the market. Err fun part cu,r-
encl' - S'aInP for circular and address BON l766.
b. to-, Ma =, or WASHINGTON WHITNEY, Box
80 Winchyndon Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
I'll Z IN ID + p L \ ID T. n L
Is the Best Investment
OF THE KIND EVER MADE.

We expect to lave GOO measure Of SUCCESS in what
shall a do. We expect come oppos ton from
rival newspapers, criticisms for mis- axes Of judy
mcnt, some f,Ut finding hecJusc are radical, and
Its If advcc Usual, ON all quar- cr but mo:wiih-
It tndiug, expect to live ami i've, and do more
good, p Ilaps, Than ever b foe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
THOSE ADOLF ToCrn.pp,ro

o'A nN' ne" styles 81 wedding cards and envelopes
IHE CALEDONIAH: OFFICE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06

To Balance in Treasury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06

.ScloI"e Of Personal Property at tie Torn
Farm /" ST. JoLasJwy, Us appraised By
TN, .tH(iOrS. EcJ. rs. 1868
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06

It's cash ins the past tx months larrcr than
before daring the coTTcepgnaiug period.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06

E-oHrY DEMOCRATIC rArErs IL RHODE SLAM:
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07

FILoMENo.-The marvellous genius Of this Won
derful girl artist met with gratifying and erthusi
astc recognition last night at the National Thea
ter, on the occasion Of her third appearance in
New Orleans. For the first time in this city she
was met by large audience, which was re.
peatedy moved to the most enthusiastic sdmira-
ton and applause. 1t is scarcely within our
power to add anything to the eulogy which we
have already bestowed upon this remarkable vio-
lin player. unless we quote the remark of gentle.
man in the audience last evening, who, although
having listened to Yieuxtemps aud Ole Bull, de-
cared Filomeno the greatest violinist he had ever
heard. We trust, for the sake Of our citizens yet
unacquainted with her surprising genius. that
Filomeno has not appeared before the New Or.
leans public for the last time.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07
The Vote in the Heu.e on the In.peachmen,
Articles.

The first article was adopted yeas l26, NAYS
Al /; second, yeas l22, nays Al: third, yeas III,
nays AZ fourth, yeas l44 nays 49,; the fifth, sixth
seventh and eighth, yeas l26, nays Al ninth
changed from number l0-yeas los, nays 46.
Messrs. Clay and Stewart voted no. They were
the only Republicans who did so. The Democrats
voted no. Mr.. Cox stated that his colleague, Mr..
Morrissey. Was absent on account of sickness,
but would, II present. vote against each article. Il
Mr.. Boutwell, stated that his colleague Mr.
Moorhead, was absent necessarily. II present he
would have voted for all the articles.
Mr.; Eckley announced that he was paired of
with Mccullough.
The following is the vote in detail, the other
votes showing no party changes:
z Yeas-Allison, James, Anderson. Arnell. Ashley
OF New York, Ashley Of Ohio, Bailey, Baldwin,
Beatty, Banks, Beaman Benton Bingham, Blaine,
Blair, Boutwell,. Bromwell, Broomal, Buckland,
Butler. Cake, Churchill, Clarke Of Ohio, Clark OF
Kansas, Cobb, Coburn. Cook, Cornell, Covode,
Cullom, Dawes, Dixon, Dodge, Donnelly, briggs.
Eggleston, Elliot, Framework. Ferris, Ferry.
Field, Garfield Gravelly, Griswold, Halsey Harvey,
Higby, Hooper, Hopkins, Hubbard. Hurlburt Hun
ter ,.Ingerol. Jencks Judd, Julian, Kelly, Kelsey,
Ketchum, Kitchen, Koontz. Latin, lawrence Of
Pennsylvania, Lawrence Of Ohio, Lincoln, Loan,
Logan, Longbridge, Lynch. Mallory. Marvin, Nc
Carlby, McCurg, Mercer, Miller, Moore, Morrill,
Mullins, Myers, Newcomb, Mum. 0'Nen, Orih.
Payne, Perhsm, Peters, Pike, Plants, Poland,
Paisley, Pomeroy, Price, Rsum, Robertson, saw
yer, Schenck, Scofed shanks Smith, Spalding
Starkweather, Stevens of Pennsylvania Stokes
Iatey, Tier, Thomas. TrimbIe of Tennessee.
Trowbridge. Twichell. Epson, vsnaerman, van
Horn of New York, Van Horn OF Missouri. Van
Wyck, Ward, Washburne Of Wisconsin, Wash
burn Of Illinois, Washburne of Massachusetts,
Walker. Williams Of Pennsylvania. Wilson Of
Iowa, Wilson Of Ohio, Wilson of Pennsylvania,
Window and Woodbridge -l26.
Nays-Adams. Archer, Axtell. Barnum, Beck,
Boyer, Brooks, Burr, Carey, Chaner, Edridge,
Fox, Getz, Glossbrenner, Galladsy, Grover
Haighi, Holman, Hotchkiss. Humphrey, johnson
Jones, Kerr, Knott, Marshall, Mccormick Nor
gan Mungen, Niblack, Nicholson, Pruyn, Radnall,
Ross, Sitgreaves, Stewart, Stone, Taber, Trim0Ie
of Kentucky, Van Anken, Van Trump and Wood
Warl-4.
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Louisiana In.ell,reuce.

The Lake Charles. (Calcasieu parish) Echo com.
plains eTlev0usly OF the failure Of the mail carrier
10 fulfill his contract, and come in "on time"
Our city is SO well behaved we can't manufac-
ture locsliiems. Plenty of idle negroes to be sseD
but change is SO scarce they can't get on q spree
or gambling frolic. or get up a ball or any other
source OF mischief. Mcawber like, they are
patiently waiting for something to turn up. A
dead eagle. with negro astrde, is now fit IA.
tional emblem.-[Shreveport News.
A party has been made up in Shreveport TO 90
TO California via the overland route through Mar
shall, Austin, San Antonio, FL Paso, etc.
The Alexandria Democrat of the 4th says: The
rain OF Saturday night and hall Of Sunday, was
the heaviest and most continual we have wit
messed for many long year. The river has felt
sensibly the effects Of this drenching food-it has
risen very fast In c0nsequeDce-having gone I'D
fully twelve feet and still rising The Bailey dam
has entirely disappeared and We now have q big
decent, navigable stream.
Rev. X. X. Diossy gave us a call this week
while on his way to the upper parishes. He notes
q substantial improvement throughout the coun.
try. The ruin and wreck Of war IL fast disap-
pearing. Despite the hard times plantations are
being ditched and fenced. Political feeling In 81
Mary growing warm [St. Landry Progress.
The season has thus far been most favorable
for the preparation for planting, but we see very
little work going on in that direction. In former
times, with such season, most Of our lands were
broken up by this time. We have not seen half
dozen plows at work this year, aud very little
cleaning up' going on. We understand, how
ever, That IN anticipation of supplies from the
bureau many Of our citizens will commence
planting operations Immediately. II Is high time
they were at II. The river until within the last
Few days has been very low for the season, giving
susng hopes that we would not be visited By aa
0verfio" this year. 1t Is nov rising rapidly: