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WASHINGTON.

GRANT 10 WEAR JoHNsoN's cAsT-oFF FETrERs-
LOUISIANA coNaREssMEN NOT TO BE ADMIT
TED.
WASHINGTON, November 26--The impression
increases that Grant viii be subjected to all
the restrictions which have eramped Johnson.
The admission of the Louisiana Conaressmen,
chosen at the recent election, is highly improb-
able. The opposition to their admission is
strengthened by unofficial statements Of Colo
mel Keeler that General Rousseau concurs with
the Radical leaders in the opinion that the
negroes could not safely vote.
All the departments are closed. Seward and
Randall visited the President to-day.
This mornings New York Tribune says:
General Rousseau's staff officer tells the AS
sociated Press, and the Associated Press tells
Us, that General Rousseau has behaved ad-
mirably in New Orleans. This authority may
or may not be considered good for this particu-
lar statement, but for another made in the
same connection i: cannot be questioned. The
staff officer informs us that the Louisiana Re-
pubicans did not vote at the late election be-
cause they believed that the rebels would
make it unsafe for them to do so, and that
General Rousseau concurred in their views"
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FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.

Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner Goth street +,
New York. October28
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rid of; only some 100 inspectors be-
ing left to inspect tobacco, snuff and
cigars. aW
Eldridge-What reduction will be
made IN revenue officers?
Sehenck--Certainlya more than one
half.
Washburne, of Illinois, inquired as
to the business. before the Committee
on Ways and Means in reference to
adjournment.
Sehenck replied that the principal
business before the Committee was
the Funding Bill, which was referred
to to-day, and which the Commit tee
would report back within eight
hours. aFs .Ecea
Beck suggested the printing ..of ex-
ira copies of the bill for the informa-
tion of the people. 81
Schenck proposed 10000 extra cop
les to be mailed by the clerk of the
Committee of Ways aud Means, which
was referred toa he Committee on
Printing. 81 =.
The Senate amendment to the
House bill to create an Office of Sur
veyor General of Utak, was concur
red in.
The Senate bill relating to contracts
payable in coin, was taken from the
Speakers table and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Chandler offered "a resolution to
create a standing committee on emf
grafton. of nine members. !, Referred
to Committee onRules. Recess till
7:3O. n a
EVENING SESSION.
The House went. into Committee Of
the Whole, Beck in the Chair, and
was addressed by Cullom on the silD-
ject of national taxes.
By Paine in criticism EFF the Dem
ocratic party. 4
By Broomall on the political con-
dition of the country. --.-.-..s
By Garfield on the subject Of
finances, in opposition to the theory
of taxing United States bonds. M
Butler and Peck replied briefly.
Stone addressed the Committee o n
General Politics.
The Committee arose, and the House
then adjourned.
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ST. LOUIS.
Captain Sam. Barr Admitted TO BALI
Railroad AceIdent-sBne Man Killed
and Several Wounded.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Captain Sam
Barr, indicted. as accessory to the
murder of Henry Anderson, on. the
steamer Great Republic, was admitted
to bail to-day in the sum of S20, 900,
Captains Dan Able and w. II. Thor
wegen being his sureties. - -
The accommodation train going
west on the Pacific Railroad was yes
terday thrown from the track, few
miles west of Hermann. A brakes
man named Dan Harley was instantly
killed. and the conductor and several
passengers slightly injured. 80.
The 3:30 passenger train on the
same road collided with the freight
train this afternoon before g3ttjng out
of the city, nearly demolishing both
locomotives. About three hundred
delegates and outsiders to the Repub-
lican State Convention, to be held at
Jefferson City to morrow, were on the
train, but nobody was hurt.
From May lst, 1867, to July 10th,
1868, seventy four raids have been
made on gambling houses in this city.
The amount Of property seized and
destroyed thereby amounts to S32, ,OO0.
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sew yoyk NarKet.

By Telegraph NEw YORK. July Is.
CorToN-Heavy and declining; sales of
1,500 bales at &c for midd.ing upiands;
some sales as low as Size.
FLOUR Receipts J, 80 barrels; market
dull and l0@l5c lower; sales of6,40O bar
Western; 81 S50SS 40 for extra State; 81 50
@l0 for extra Western; $40 509I2 80 Tor
white wheat extra: SO 30g12 70 for round
hoop Ohio: IS 75Sgl0 for extra ST. Louis /;
Sl0@i4. % for good cnoice extra do: closing
duh declining. California dull and lower,
sales of 500 sacks at $40 OO9l2 So Rye
flour steady; sales OF 200 barrels at 81 COG
50 50.
CoRN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
w WHEAT-Receipts of "a ,420 bushels; mar
Iet is very dull and 2fG5e lower. ga les of
$500 bushels at 81 SSaI 921s for No. 2
SpTing, latter retail parcels; 81 IL for choice
Southern; 81 47a2 s215 for white Michigan,
latter very choice; y so for new amber
yellow.
RYE-DulI; sales of 500 bush. Southern
at 81 y.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALr-NominaI;
sales OF $500 bushels.
CANADA PEAs-In bond 81 As.
CotsN-Receipts 659O2 bushels; market
Without decided change; sales of T4,OO0
a1oat; 81 liz for new white Western.
OETS-NO receipjS; market heavy and
prices lie lower: sales of 5000 bushels at S3c
for Western in store; S5@SGc for do. afioaJ,
closing at S5c aaoat
RICE-Quiet. tfzsa
suaAR1Quiet; sales of ESQ hogsheads
Cuba at lI149lIs4c.
MOLASS ES-D Dull.
PETRoLElI IM-Eeasier; sales at I29I6e for
crude, and 81 &c for refined bonded.
1IoPS Quiet.
LEATIIER-In moderate request and un-
changed.
WooL-Qufet; sales of 800 900 pounds at
42lf04c for domestic fleece.
BORK-Dpened heavy and lower, and
closed more firmly sales 2,450 barrels, at
S23 5o9zs % for new mess. and closing at
SIS So regular: SIS 25a28 50 for old do. and
closing at ~ 81 regular; So 00tgZ2 IS for
primes s24 O0,924 25 for prime mess; also
ber at g2S 75.
BEEF-ssteady sales 40 barrels: SIS 90
lGe2J 30 Tor new pLitn Hsess;. $50 50@24 70
Ior new extra mess; tIerce beer dull, at
81 GHg33 90 TOR prime mess; $50 00d36 90
TOR Indis mess Ht tf.
BEEF HAMS Quiet. r-ss ssf4- ~ +.
cur AiEATs--SIeady: sales $50 PACKAGES,
at Agl3ze TOR shoulders; l6H@E14c For
MANS. 1fs-fa zefrsts-s
MIDDLEs5- Dull ana heavy.
LARD-DuiI and heavy; sales o. $50
tie ces, at T9ISc for steam, ana 1SealStac
Tor kettle ren dered.
BUrrER-Steady, at 20a2Sc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qutet aud steady.
FREIGHT5 TO LIYERPooL-ld higher on
grain.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881

against the tenant in possession, to
recover possession of the Harper 5
= erry property, owned by the United
states, and it is doubtful whether un-
ger ger any existing law of the United
states the said suit can be removed
10 the circuit court of the United
states: Therefore.
BE 1t resolved by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the
United States of America in Com
gress assembled, That it shall he tbe
duty of the circuit court Of the limited
States Tor the district of West Vir-
glnIa, 1T in session, or of the iudpa
thereof in vacation, on the applica.
tion of the defendant in said suit
showing that the property sought to
be recovered by the said suit is owned
or claimed by the United States under
color of title, and verifying the facts
set out In such application by th5s
his affidavit, TO issue writ by GER
tiorari, directed to the said State
court, directing it to send the record
and proceedings in said suit to the
said circuit court Of the United States.
a duplicate of which writ shall lie de-
livered to the clerk of tho said State
court, or left at his Office by the mar
shall of the said district, or his deputy
or other person thereto duly author
lied, and thereupon the State court
shall stay all further proceedings in
said suit; and upon the return Of the
said writ, the said suit shall be dock
eted in the said circuit court of the
United States, and there proceeded
in according to law, aud all further
proceedings had therein in the said
State court shall be null and void.
Approved, June 10, 1868. Il
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the. Second Session of The
Fortieth Congress.
TPuBLIc-No. 43.1

IPUBLIc-No. 43.l
AN Act to admit the State of Ar
- kansas to representation in Com
gress.
Whereas, the people of Arkansas,
In pursuance of the provisions Of an
act entitled An act for the more
efficient government of the rebel
States." passed March second, eight
cen hundred and sixty y-seven, and the
acts supplementary thereto, have
framed and adopted constitution OF
State government. which is repubiI-
can, and the legislature of said State
has duly ratified the amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
proposed by the thirty ninth Con-
gress, and known as article fourteen;
Therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
o Representatives ofthe United State s
of America in Congress assembled,
That the State of Arkansas is enti-
tied and admitted to representa-
lion in Congress as one of the States
/ of the Union upon the following fun
| damental conditions: That the con-
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sPECIAL NOTTCEs.
A Warning 20 COunfeFfeifers, ana q
Caution 80 Purchasers.

No expense VIII be spared, no legal
means OF Furnishing fraud viii be neglect
sH5 Ia the effort 10 prevent The cOuuterfait-
ny aEof OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
= i.ia5. But gcoundrelisn, when its Cuu~
hhlng hll,lg ana aeuvtt5 are stimulated by the
ii'9l ityle 81 galn Is very ingenious and Indus
tA-ouS. rs Inc men whose despiCabl8 busi@
ss il3ss y. ls ls 10 simulate valuable proprietary
-ttaoelelhesB and who substitute therefor
LII. slsSI,o1AS or worthless preparations, arc
RLoNeInially difficult 10 catch. Most OF
Si Sh,,ii c,tNe nuNe many aliases, and thew dft
tl,,i ~ ~ f7tstte 70 state with surprising agility
~ ~ tils lone on eVading the clutches of tile
t51s-s .AlS tr, pToRrletors of EO9TETTER
I9AOA Ath BlIIARS are tietsrmInpd ff
possible, 10 hunt them sfgfga Tlravaiirpr
agents are employed tor fj1i9 ,,,,,.-c-s, =
whenever an 3uender is deiecfed he n
prosecuted with the utmost 5.f0oy ~ f6e 7,r,,
NO amount OF vigilance, nouexer ca4,
prevent the occasional Introdnetscr ~
limitations aud counterfeits The S,-1t,Iis
are therefore CAUTIONED not III 49,.
chase any article purpOrtiue Ia 1a rffesl
TETTERS Is STOMAt5H BITFEI{e 1-t,t-f1 q
not authenticated by the hnndsone fsovt-
ernment stamp specially en- graved Tor ~.
proprletOrs, and also by their superb ,,ere-
label, with beautiful Vignette rspresenf
ing The conflict between ST. GEORGE a9rt
The Dragon &C the top. and a miniature
note Of hand signed Hostetter q smith Al
the foot.
N.B.-The genuine BIrTERS are sold fin
BOTTLES ONLY. All perHons VINO pre-
tend TO sell the article by the gallon On
barrel are imposiers, and the stun they
oIter is q worthless and probably poison
Gus counterfeit.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
chicago market.

BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO. July 10.
FLOUR I'm limited request; sales of
SpriBg extras at - 609l0 o.
WHEAT-Dull; small sales of No. at
81 926RI y21S: No. Ii5e lower; early sales
at 81 7SI%d9I ~; closing with sellers at 81 76
since the change; sales. of No. 2 at 15l7514c
CoRN-Unsettled; sales of No. ! at ga
sesIc: No. 2 at sO16G9115c, and rejected at
g3I0Sfc: closing firm at 9255c for No.
tIsfs afternoon; No. L e312c, sellers, month,
and 9iAc buyer the month
OATs-491c lower; sales at 651z@651zc
closing steady at 6a1zc.
RYIe-More actixe and Irregular; sample
lots SIla1 Is delivered and on track; II o.
seller August at 81 05.
BARLEY-DuH and nominal.
Prov. SIoNs = More active; mess pork
steady at S2S 80.
LAi:D-E asIer; prime steam I714c.
BAooN-Dry-salte ed shoulders 1I15c loose,
sweet picked hams quiet at l5c packed.
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PROVIDENCE, r. I.


Providence, r.. L., July 15.-To-
day was the second day of the Nara
gansett Park Races. The attendance
was much larger than at first, and the
trotting, particularly in the last race,
was quite spirited. The first race was
for a purse of $500, with an inside
stake of $25, each play or pay for five
year olds and under, mile heats,
best three in Eve, in harness, the Sec
ond horse to have 500. There were
A entries. but only two horses COM
peted. The following is the sum
mary: Daniel Mace, New York ci.y,
S. g. little Dan, 21111; George ii.
Bailey. Portland. g. M, Green Monn-
tain Maid. l 2 2; distanced; time
2:492, Pol, 2:531, 2:44i. e rs
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIHCINNATI. July 10.
wHsAT-Duil: No. new at 81 90 on the
spot.
CORN--In good demand and prices an
highe /; ear a t 929eS5c.
d rs Quiet a. 75c for No. L.
RYE-Dun at 81 509l %.
CoTToN-Dun at 3i12c for middling; the
Remand is Iocaf.
8 BUFrER-rIrn1 at 2e@20c for fresh.
Y EGGS-A l5td l6c.
q CHEES -Duil at i4915c.
; tUG R-EaS1ef ami the demand Is light (:
the sales did rot exceed l00 hhds.a
: COFFEE ID, Ii for lower grades, at 2leg2la ;
choice i firm, because the supply is light,
at 25425e-H ~ GfEf
PoT NToEs-DulI and the supply is large,
at - SD per DBL. u atA
LINsEED OILS retailing at 81 02G1 Of;
no demand Tor ronnd Iofs.
PETRoLEUaI- steady at 35936c for refined,
duty paid.
Provisions Dull :alI articles are offered
at lower rates. Mess Pork could have been
bought at SO 80. Bulk meats l2Gl414c. Ba-
coH,5 l3c tor Shoulders. and l61zel7c. for
clear rio and clear sides. Sugar-cured
Hams 19tSGg.0c. Lard neglected; it could
have been DO .Ig b t at l754c. = sFFf
GoLD-At lila buying, and 1421< selli ng I;
market strong.
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ATLANTA.
Trial OF the Columbus Prisoners Re-
sumeds

ATLANTA, July 15.-The trial of
the Columbus prisoners was resumed
to-day. Hon. d. III. Stevens, having
recovered from his illness, was pres
ent as counsel for the defendant. DIR.
Styles, of Merriweather County, a
brother to the former Minister to
Austria, testified that at 5 or 6 o'clock
in the evening. of the day on
which Ashburn's S death occurred,
he met William Duke at the resi-
denee of his father, about forty
miles north Of East Columbus. He
further testified that Ashburn was
noted among the whites and blacks
as cruel overseer and a bad man.
and the fact of his passing away by
the hand OF masked assassin left q
deep impression on his mind.
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ST. louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July -.
ToBAcco--In good demand, but un-
changed.
FLoUR-In good local demand and prices
are unchanged.
WHEAT-Weak and dropping for all the
grades below choice; sales of cnoice ana
fancy red and whit at 81 221s6J2 31.
CoRN-Opened hrmer but closed easier at
799s1c for mixed and yellow and S9990c for
white.
OATs-The Hight receipts caused sellers to
advance prices, and buyers held of: small
sales at SO9S2c.
RYE-U Unchanged, at 81 %.
PORK Quiet but firm at S29 10.
BACON-W eak and easier at l3c for shoul-
ders and i7c for clear sides.
I4ARD-W Weak at l712c for choice Kettle.
CATTLE AND sHEEP-Unchanged
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 7Os
bushels.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsYIBIE, July ID.
TOBACCO Sales of - hogsheads lugs TO
medium leaf at 81 Goals 50.
TLOUR-Superfine So %.
WHEAT-Si 9QGl2 90.
CoRN--93la9 CSC.
-OATS-7SGS0c.
MISS PoRK-S2S T5929 90.
BACON - Shoulders l315c, clear rib sides
l71{c, and clear sides IL &C.
bulk MEATs-ShOulders I2i &c, and clear
sides I615c.
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New orleans Market,

ByTeIegraphl NEW ORLEANs, July 10.
CorroN-Quiet: middIings sic; sales 200
bales; receipts 80 bales; exports yesterday,
not reported, III bales do to day $50.
FLoUR--Quiet; sales superfine at 81 J09
81 O.; treble extra 50 00@l0 90, and choice
$40 509I3 so
CORN Quiet at 90c9&l O2.
OA4S-F ifm at S0c.s
HAY-Uncbanged
PoRK-E sier at $50 So
BAGoN-Q Quiet; shoulders l35zgl4c; clear
siF es l715a lSc.
LAKD-HoIders are hrnn; tierce 1s1Zc and
keg zoe. Hh
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UTICA.
Discovery of a New AsterOld.

UTICA, N. Y. July 15.-This morn
ing, at two o'clock. Prof Peters, OF
the Litchfield Observatory, Hamilton
College, Clinton, discovered another
asteroid, which makes one hundred
discovered. It had the appearance of
a star of the eleventh magnitude, and
its position Was 21 hrs. 81 ION Ia
right ascension, aud 16o 4 south
declination, with retrograde south
ern daily motion of about 36> of time
and o. In arc respectively.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, July 10.
The weather is extremely hot, and trade
consequently Is rather inactives but quite
as good as could be expected at this sea-
SOU. Prices are generally buoyant at 90
-911c for printed cloths of Lhe best makes; (;
l315@l4I5c for printed cilicoes of the best
brands the latter being an extreme price +;
I71zc for Appleton a brown she eeting~; In
dian Head and AmOskeag command the
same price; PequOt A ISc, STARK 4 g. Wa
ehusgeft lie, Medtord l6l5. Atlantic p l416@
l5c, Massasoit l515c, Golden Ridge l3c, War
Z rem + h bleached z31ze, Prize Medal lSc,
Palmer a 1Sc, Palmer Xxx 23c. LancasI er
ginghans lSc, EIlerton . cotton fianne s
i 25c, Eilerton n 29c, Etlerton p &c, and Tre-
Lnont heavy bleached zoe. -.
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MOFHERsi MOTHERS MOTHERS I
DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
with aereT Jdttlng success IL thousands Of
cases.
IL not only relieves the child from pain,
but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
colrects acldiiy, and gives tone and euergy
TO the whole system. 1t will also instantly
elieVe GtsIPIeSoi IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Collie
We believe II Is the best and sltTest rem
eCig in the fOOTtd in all cases of DJiseliGer7f
and Dt0r1ihag0 IN Children, whether arising
from teetbfng or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using Wil accompany
each bottle.
BE sur and call for " NJ RS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tne gaC-6fns-
He OF . CURTIS Il PERKINS +" on the outside
wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
ie2l d6WGm
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Sew York Gold ana stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July H.
MosEY-steady at S95 ON can. Sterling
firm and unchanged.
GoLD-FIfiner; opening at I42, declining
to- hi7s, and closing at 1880 Ii212. The
export to Europe to-day, SS55, 900.
p CiGyRR Nm Ea1S-Ca uiet and STEADY; Cou-
pons of 1881 314seIl31a; do. '62, lIa1sall314;
do '64 IIO1s6 Ia tl056; do Co. llI14o1 fII5s; do,
new, lOS5SGsI0S54; do. '67, l0S54@l0S5s; do.
'6S l0S55og 09; 10-40s, I07149l07ss; 7-3os, l0ss4
GLOSS.
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TPuRLIc-No. 627

IT y NhHIK,--INU .. D1.-I !.
AN Act to amend section five Of an
o act entitled An act concerning
the registering and recording Of
! ships or vessels, approved Deem
- ber thirty y-one, seventeen hundred
and ninety-two,
ID Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America In Congress
assembled, That section five of an
act entitled An act concerning the
registering and recording of ships or
vessels" approved December thirty
one, seventeen hundred and ninety
two, and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved July z, 1868.
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rPUBLIc-No 5g1

AN Acr confirming the title to 4
tract of land in Burlington, Iowa.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That all the title of the
United States in and to certain
tract of land in the city of Burling-
ton. Des Moines County, in the State
Of Iowa, described rs being west of
lot number nine hundred and seventy
eight In said city, south of Valley
Street west of Boundary Street, and
north of Market Street. and which
was originally reserved for sale by the
United States aud dedicated to pub
lie burial purposes, be, and the same
is hereby, confirmed to and vested in
the Independent School District" of
said city. to be forever dedicated to
andused by said school district for
public school purposes and for no
other purpose whatever.
Approved, July 4, 1868.
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CHARLEsToN. IlLsJuly ia large
and enthusiastic Republican mass
meeting was held here to- day. Speeches
were made by General j Jesse s. Moore,
of Illinois, and General Nathan Kim
ball, or Indiana. The tanners are
out ia force tonight, in torch light
procession, and Col Thos- I'll. Nebon
is addressing a crowd of two thou
sand persons. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls, and cheer after cheer goes up
for Grant and Colfax.
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Memphis Market.

BY telegraph MEMPHIS, July Il.
CoTToN-Quiet but steady; receipts 4
bales.
FLoUF-Quiet; superf1ne unchanged.
WHEAT-SI 859l 80.
CoRN-Sl 90.
OATS-S0c.
HAY--Sl7.
BRAN-S2f.
CORE MEAL-Sf Goat -.
PORK-s29 70.
IS15g1915c.
BAooN-Firn; Shoulders lie; clear sides
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-The SEN
ate, after discussion, confirmed the
nomination of Hon. VIM. Nj. Evarts
as Attorney General of the United
States.
The President has nominated to
the Senate VIM. III. Stafford and I'll.
K movies, as Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court OF Montana.
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Approved June 10, 1868.

TPUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 27-l
Joint resolution to provide for the
removal of a suit pending IN the
Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
West Virginia, to the Circuit Court
of the United States.
Whereas a suit in ejectment is now
pending in the circuit court of Jeffer-
son county, in West Virginia,