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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-19

Tho wonderful results produced hy our scilian lla
Remover have induced many to manufacture prepam-
tons for the Hair under VARIOUS names and 10 order
to induce the trade and the public 10 purchase their
compounds they have resortci to n,.chood, lg claim
ing that they were former partners had
similar to ours
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TrNION TICKET OFFICE
FoR TuE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

FOH THE WEST AND sOuTHWEsT,
VIA
$50 ELLINGTON aud RUTLAND, TROY and sCllEN
EtrAnY. and NEW YORK CENTRAL fAiLRuAus,
via Dlainpiin Steamrre making direct connections
with Mc CHEAT WESTERN Railroad 10 Suspension
Bridge and LAKE SHORE kailrnad 40 uUFfALn to
CHICAGO anl all point. heyuni nlsl via uGukNs
HtKGH aud GRAND TRUNK Railroads
Titkcu ar sale always 90 She lowest rates and ias
nso checked through r.a che above route.
l0r Huy Indignation desired call nn uf aiirca
Z. n TRUE, Yidisf fgisf.
oles ui PAVILION, opposite u.e Depot
cldaw MONTPELIER, vt.
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i. HOWE. Aaent.

W. Central Railroad Montpelier
You want your baggage checked through To Chicago
This lime docs l~t check baggage on Tickets sold IN
outside agents 10 the West and VIII not any res
possibility iuf the same
Fares Less 7Haa A',y OTHER Route!
All correspondence in regard TO Western routes ad-
dressed Do s l.. li0wF, Montpelier, W.
l.. MILLS General Agent, Boston.
Montpelier, Jan. !, le6s. ely
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1lnut lgnrk Column.
/ATARRIll

4 tATARRll
" Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs Far, Discharge
nom the Ear aud Scroful0us Affections cured 10y NJ
ROWE "a East Twentieth street. near broadway Ngw
York Hours 10 A. NJ to3P VI Sunday morning. ~ VI
ID Dr ROWE's Pamphlet on Cntnrrh, just published
showing its cause and effects, with Illustrations Of cases
cured can be obtained at bis Office or sent ny lhh on
I roealut of 10 ccuts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-19
COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE-

- Situated the bank OF Flint River, one and half
miles om the city Of Banhrdge, Decatur County, Ga.
This property the most complete and desirable, and
oilers superior inducements to those who wish to
mcture, it Is accessible to New York and savannah by
rau, and by boats to Columbus and Albany, Ca. The
Factory is all in good working order, with fine dwell
ing house and necessary out-hudings. The building II
l0GX52 feet, stories high. Tho machinery is all
plee and consists in part Of one lhorso power Engiue
made by American Machine Works, p b. Tylers Truss
Engine Sprcader q hoatcr) manufactured by Whittier
sons, Miuersyillo, Mass. Willow, 10 Cards 90 inc),
Card Heads, Drawing Frames, 2 List Speoders, 3
Frames tliOe Spndlcsl, Reels, Bcaming and Warp
ing Mills, 2 Dressing Frames. % Looms, ! Spooler, /
Twster az spindle), Gard Grinder and Francy manu-
mcturcd by VIM Mason a Co., Taunton, Mass 1 set
Wool Machinery, manufactured by Daniel fainter,
Wooster Mass.i steam Pipcs for heating etc. This
Factory has been In operation UP 10 the last few months.
Connected with II s the finest Machine Shop in southern
Georgia, with all necessary tools also lne Blacksmith
shop and Gin house. THIS property Is sold in order to
close UP the estate to which II belongs Parties would
do well 10 examine this Factory, address the under
signed The terms Of sale will be liberal as the times
will allow. Address W. Il, u. TONGE, or r. l.. Bah
BlTr, BanNrdge, Ga, Administrators of the estate of
David Tonge. Refers TO Alossrs A. c. shaeier & Co.,
] Mutpr street. New York
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HUNT, ANTHONY & CO.,
lg5 Broadway. n. Y
AGENTS WANTED FOR
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BiatTilERS q co.. Philadel phia ia. Cincinnati, Ohio;
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~ sESpN YOUR ORDERS. RI


ltmakos the soa white and clean, cures dandrul and
humors, and falling ont OF the hair, and viii make 10
grow upon bald heads except ia very aged persons NJ %
furnishes the nutrtive principle by which the hair s
nourishcl and supported. It makes the hair moist an
and glossy, and Is unsurpassed asa
HAIR DRESSING
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Advertisements.

~-,>y-~--~-~~''-----
IF A HUMBIG
Mmt NgnNW
Are open vide
Ever since the
First Of August
Thousands have
Those who iiei
or call Il immhur
Arc the doctors
Not acquaint
For they always
Have been Jealous
When their paticnts
sc Pain Paint
Pile up hcts
Ashiab ms mountains.
Flash the truth
But the crv
Is always humhug,
Men of science
Full oflios
p.i., nh, la. to,, t.st.d frce of cost over ten
ih h a,u, W ioy 'esceni Snndayo at i,0 Chatham
~ ~" w Ti,a dec i. eDnstnntiv crowded with
, ,i ~" t ~ siin F,.ry ,arson VIM Inits pain
bntt" ts, ~ C r - ,ivs tiiet aiI via e,li n
l,n1 "' 'ii.s rgii.N1vlt '"'' "'''"' ' ' w
"'"'"- W. ~
No pills to swallow down,
We want no burning lininents
In CITY County, Town.
tn
We want To- Know the laws Of health
We want To- shun disease,
We want few Doctors hills To pay
Or lndcftakcrs' Ices.
,
We KNOW gu rus nave hau lheI u"Af
That physic w. deceit
The Lancet ana the hi9oul DOW
we never more sh"ll greet
81. H.. H. .... .. ...t.
~ Sn9 ir, U., , sgii,'p p,r.''tiyrs
Brute instinct ,hqps the haieim H''e
Anu every emu "''' "''''
4 TREMBLING MAN-TuERE Is \ MAN WHOSE
- at,ftt .,i its = tfNr tbaf never le,. Ia.
color on sain lilo unnts girls boys men and wouvn.
b. h@ bnndr,ds every day and evening. ile removes
~ ~. III H. tn,,ie ~ anv nafne or naturo whether
lft 20 900. tr,r, si,,,,,I, tros.uif, hite fo tbo
,,e.t narbtn,i cancer. Broken down trembling pa
t, M i, In liic,rs nj bosi,it,is a. WOLCOTfiS
ng. NJ Ia cLofbnu sauare Y npd ali main Is re-
r,.t e,r rverv aunlfeatou tree of EXPENSE without
80, r ricr G,r the Tenant of mo mhkon collars of
KY t t,,,,ts,t b,,,se ar fr mo ov-oers Of brown
Wy lli.. "A NJ ~ Ia Fioh Ay.nac All ali ote
~ mi r,,nady p \IN PAINT and nii distress
In ai ,i.tr, nine3 instnnilv ns If commnndcd by
Mn II t,tn tho touch III tbe brush and crimhIcs
IT, tril 49, ,,tr, Iec,r, if teiI ~ yetIu IA fl,
aI ron ',,ra.p for scores of wears.
ilnnrels of ubvsican. have witnessed tho operations
is,,,ni and those vim e,uectai tn ieeG and
ib t,,r,,aii A., rav Motor, i'm Brootlyu and tb,,
M t Nv. Vark H. driven fo rs utmost clpacitv dav
olie m ri h,, f-ici5 ,,res KIN M 0i,i.le Xxx,
Any ni5 i lI' h,, ,e b6"tnr MI on epbatis No..
I'M H. matter Tbr nroi,lc sini b9ve h nn,l pycr,,
IN ~ tr y. r,.,ts III c,,t. si 81 Z, aud a. nor
itH ,i c,,, MEM yi,,t sige te, nllase Those Who
ANY, ii ertii,tV viii nureha.r tlir LARGEST .iyes flr
fbcy contain sixteen of tbo dollar bottles and hold
@ III A., drive min HEADLINE. Instead of a small bot M
sl,15n ,''ii' M ~ l' ,i, H., ir is "
e same S Sn S o S lf r, s e"uss
W. - m - t..ti, ~. r., sf,tel +, lnr.i,
pcopic of canmon sense know that he means lust what
tt'!3,ru " ~
n needless for us 10 state the succcss lac has already
achieved In the sale of his old standard remedy the
ANNIlIILATOR. universally patroulged for calarrli
d 4.I f he ia To- UulN
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A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS

n. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the L. S. Patent Office Washington under
the act Of ISL,
NO '' state Street Opposite kilby street, Boston.
After an extensive practice OF upwards OF twenty years
continues 10 patents In the United States also In
Great Britain, fmnce and other countries. Caveats
Specifications, Bonda, Assignments, and all papers or
drawings for patents executed reasonable terms it'll
dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign
works to determine the validity and utility OF Patents III
matters touching the Copies Of the claims Of any
patents furnished by ronlttng dollar. ASST nments
recorded u Nashington.
NoAoqey a. the United States possesses superior ncil
tee ips efanng patents, or asecraining tho patent
ability Or fhsentons.
During eight months the subscriber, in the course
his large practice, made twice rejected applications
favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as ono of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
tercourse. CIIAS. MASON
Commissioner OF Patents.
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent aud Trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their application IN form
20 secure for them carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKEn
Late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr. X, H. Eddy has made for INC thirteen applica-
tons In all but one Of which patents have boon gfanted
and That Is The one now pending Such unmisakahe
proof Of great talent and ability ON his part leads mo Ia
recommend all Inventors TO apply 10 him TO procure
their patents a. they may be- of having tie most
faithful attention bestowed their cases and at very
honorable charges. JOHN TAGHART"'
jan y loo7s gli5
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TVHE GREAT PIN.WORM REMEpY

Il Those troublesome and dan gerous pests Pin-Worns
any other Worms safely and thoroughly expelled
nom the system by the use Of Dr. GoHifs PinVorm
Se1, without injury to the health Of the delicate
child or adult. Purely Vegetable. Warranted to cure
GEO q. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Mass, and an drug
sists Price 75e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-19

SHAWS CHEMICAL, ELECTRO, Sill
- NERPLArlNG FLUID makes wo1tout plated
ware as good ns new. Samples sent by mail receipt
% = cents TO pay for packing and postage. Address J.
SHAW, Chemist 0 Elm street, Bridgeport Conn. Agents
MnmLnl oNurNwhcro.
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FINANCIAL AND ConuEaCIAL.

sr Ssw 1S1.s 5rs. "a, ,n;. d hs
flsur "a stead, sa yG' .S W kas:s.
, ss ~ ~ ma a. lover : rs. s.
s.; 81: q; - ,;s' ': :%d
AlSysosl IN = Ssh eme inquiry
s a. % "a n H. Gi, ,ni
holders, Ths jobbinE Wade, howevef, 10 n.
ceedirgly dull. The only sale reported to-day
Whssi-iieceipts 400 bushels red.
800 VushtIs somhosFed ~ p1ys:
.s 0S Th su S.l:,, w VII. os sHs
active ths mofnihs for white corn. which nd-
v.need about Z e.nts, yellow q unchanged.
ii,s sSs 81 4 =. s2s 81 !. Il sssi dSs
Silti $50 ct u ~, sac a u 10; %, 900
a 20 s 8, z ~ ds ,c X 500 a.
% . 90 10 20 a. S'a & o s.
{ ODDS Receipt. . %. ba.As,s. tn. market /.
Sales 100 bushels !, % cents, $50 a, 80 cents,
1000 a. % esntsi oss st7s csnts go a g cents.
large, amounting 70 5000 bags but holders are
nevertheless quite firm and refuse to make
concessions to- effect sales. The only transsc.
bags from second hands At 23I< cents, currency.
We repeat quotations as unchanged: Rio,
prime, fe!f@l1x cts.y good, is<@lo otsi fair,
it,4015 Extraordinary, 13Dl3N cts, gold, duty
paidj fair TO prime cargoes, gold, 90 days In
bond, ex1liz ots., Java mats and bags, duty
paid, 7s0saX cents Laguayra, duty paid, II
Moidsses The market Is inactive, and We
hear OF no sales whatever.
Proptsions.-The market continues setivc
and decidedly irmer In tone. There 10 q brisk
jobbing demand for bacon, and consider able
Inquiry from the trsde. We note q sale yester.
day OF % hogsheads shoulders at II cents, and
quote jobbinE prices ~ tollows: Shoulders 1t1<
cents rib sides 16,f cents; clear ribs II cents.
Mess pork IL dull Al O2s. soD7o. Lard 10 nomi.
nal at l1,<fels cents. Bulk meats are more
active. Yesterday there was q sale Of 100
hogsheads shoulders, delivered At Terre Haute.
Terms private but understood to be u cents.
Rtee.-The market 10 dull, but we quote
prices a. steady AZ 1l1<f1iilf cents, for Caro-
lima, and 9Sx@i0 cents for Rsngoob. 2 -.
Su9dr.-The market continues very Arm,
with an active inquiry. Sales are reported Of
the "Red Jackst,' also, lto hid. England
Island, cargo Of tAs "St vincent.n Fair to
good refining Is firm at ll9S69iiss cents:
Refined sugars are quiet at the following
rates: Crpshed, powdered, and graduated ieX
cents. iit r-isrf W. q. 20 80 80 ~
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
~ tttfHnfa


C.ndor and fairness are virtues that ought
not 10 he di,pen,ed with even in politic.l con.
se.,. and tbs earn, a and inst riv,lriea of
n.rt,..
IN ~. rvor,s n, rhur.s,x we nd an ,,,,c,s
,,sn,r.rinr Tho r-e.t Commonwe,Ith of MAJ.
..ohnsc,t. wh,.h for n, a. nn... and LACY Of can.
dor and f,,rne.. f,r outdoe, even tho notori-
,,,. I'd I,h.,,,. .h.., a. p,,,r pomerov. II
8nds in Ma,saehu.etta two men who have
committed. or attempted 10 commit, Infamous
,r,me. wbe,e,pon a bursts forth in A sense.
less dfafrtbe upon r.dicalism, and charges upon
1he old Commonwe,l.h that these things occur
an eon.eouenee of her Puritan doctrine, IN re-
49, - -. ..,,,.,t...,.,. a. ..,,,,..
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- 49,, UstrEp sTlIls PAIzsr 0yyIcs,

On the petition Of AsIEL ALLADAT, Of Batavia.
Tor H. :EisnsoS 81 u
s;loI II a. AS6us @ ~ a. 4 dSy
PlIAtiYn Of sid patent, which takes place on the
" holdervd that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the day Of August next,
o. no'elock m and all persons are notified to ap.
petition ought mot to 30 granted,
$Psi Jas ice es insiIs s ..f .Ps
fogh ~ E!innE =! less! i,esttY days before .hs
tssnsialtssl 10 ,hesoraanes vlth ths Ials. o. The
Depositlons aud other papers, relied upon AZ tes.
Haep Igst b nisd IN M oeee !,sSaty days be-
WITH Shd. tss .ys if..I a ,iS y;
the hfgSLIeAi and the Infsi Itgencer, Washing.
ton. ID! o. snA N the TStbans, ChieaGo, Illihois,
once week for three suceessiysweekst the Ant Of
sAiS pnhiestions tobe 81 sixty days previous
'" we aA'"hssr'ns ''a.am A. NJ STOUT.
my26-Tpst Acting Commissioner OF Pateats.
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We cheerfully give room to the following
letter from the Greek Minister to Hon John
p. q. Shanks, Of Indiana, thanking him for the
Introduction OF resolution In the House Of
Representatives, on the 18th instant, In favor
OF recognizing the independence of Crete:
NEW Yong, June II. 1855
SIR: From New York, at the very moment
of sailing for Greece, write to you these few
words to thank you for your kind letter, and
for the generous wishes you express In II for
Grcece and the Christians Of the East. They
rmanate from the same nohis Wy 81 thinking
which suggested to you the resolution you
carried through In the House OF Representa-
lives.
You will, Am sure, not relent in your exer.
fions in order to give them all moral support
that they may expect from great people and
from their powerful representatives.. You can
be proud as serving the cause Of God and
humanity, and you will also earn the well de-
served thanks Of nation, which, in its happy
days, rewarded Its benefsctors with statues
and with glory.
hope to hear soon OF you In Greece, and to
have new occasions to commend your name
again to my countrymen.
With high consideration yours, very truly,
AR. RAN0ABE,
Minister from Greece.
Hon. ]. p. q. SHASKs, NJ. y.
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COL Pierre writes from Valparaiso, Indiana,
to the Chicago Republican: :
at was my fortune to be more OF less asso.
ciafed with Nj. Oolfax during the war, and to
BE- the medium through which some portion OF
his kindnss. and Iberslity was manifested /.
accommodations. we're limited, aud especially
lacking in those little daiuties so necessary to
this time received checks for Ss00 from Col
fax, 9Th the request that the amount be ex-
pended smong the sufferers As reason and hu-
Money used en.bi. R Boy. Who % w ,si:
wounded and destitute 10 reach home, where
they could receive the attention Of their
lie down 10 peseefainess and security Beneath Scu
the old pnternai roof. Nor was the distribu.
ton q this money confined to indiana SOL
S sn but va given to ALL 80 long a
Mr.. Collar was echoed from the lips
o. boys fom Illinois, Iowa, Wiscon-
'in n Mishi sSs &c, Ohio and Indian. alike
BY MT. Colfax, and Of which am personally
Or otherwtse coBniIant, are the following;
One hundred dollars In gold seat through q. J.
changed rebel, to sick Indiana soldiers In the
Libby prison. The same amount to sick Indi.
an. soldiers held as prisoners In South Oaro,
$500 at another to volunteers In st. Joseph
county, Indiana. One hundred dollars at q
christian and Sanitary Commission meeting
Gh, SoI,h Ben Ia. similar amount to the
ington, and tloo 10 fair for the relief Of desti.
tute widows and orphans OF soldiers, held Ia
south Bend last year under the auspices OF
these gifts were acknowledged through the
press at the time. Besides these munincent
donations MT. Colfax gave twelve lectures
paying his own travelling expenses, and only
STIMULATING that the entire gross proceeds
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WE TAKE the following from the New Yorl
II


COMMERCIAL ...-.....
I'm view OF the remarkable paueity Of names,
pfonine ~ OF o.netwse' attsehed TO the eau
ior the SConseryatiye" Soldiera' Convention,
VIE ,asns ,hsn Wss .n1 NV JSst wnn she
Con~snt,on vc Raj M s.a ,hn n.osna,em.
sntie,. hut the bst,,e's. iprr. war
fsmiiis, Win the rinvipg vol,ey nj ,s,, lin
charge 81 soutbe,n ,iSes ""' '"'"s
On now. sawerar innlinv o.-. .h. I,.t n,
tion OF whom viii doubtless participate In the
"soldiers' gsthering,n we Ind an explanation
OF our contemporsy language Here are
some OF the,f nameG y. Y. Forrest, General
Pillow b. H. Hi, general In the rebel army;
John b. tordon, general IN the rebel army;
lh9m 49, u; fr,ce, ennse,raI 10 the rebel ARMY
service Wade Hsm,ptonp, general 10 The rebel
army - ". bhtret, repei SPY auring the war
n,,.o D' ieoe' "se"' 'o' 'he eAehanse oi
pTaa n., init, ,.,. ,,-,,,
organ, BECOMES seriously alarmed at seeing the
names OF oeheials W. sherman and George
n.,t,aotas 90 sut tsa \. p va st OF Democratic
csha ,M ior me fiesiaency. " says: III
not be for want on .entries, nor ~ fore,sn
horses Truly IL seems a. N the demapsiisa.
lion of ths nsmoerstic n.rfr ,h,.h .at - \. =,
fall, lust after the electtons and The erv' Tor a
esrefuI 10 p Ssf RepSblS SnSy you must Pc
drive them OF By nominating ,ojn, mo, y
seems now TO be spIeading far and wise iti.
melancholy enough, but no man has any right
to complain Of the conn agration who helped TO
kindle the IRE"
Ex-GoyrRson CLiyponp. of u,s...bus.,,.
one of the most eonaeryative msn IN tbe Al
Raw state. Knows General n..nt wa .ue IA Ia
writes about him Al foilows: aIt has bee, M" nv
good fort'Ine 70 he ~ ,n,s in,o .a ms oeen my
with the distinguished nominee for tho Pre.i.
| dency, which enable me to speak with cont.
dence respecting his quail cations for the high
trust we seek TO place In his hands. And ! am
persuAaea mat IN the present condition OF the
tary Ire 10 whose pradenee ,na e pnt, p, mil
| the administration a. the Goyarnment cnnid
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

ST. Lous, June ao.-Judge WIN. s. Allen
who has been editorially connected with the
st. Louis RepsAiiean for some twelve years,
died At his ree1ence In Franklin county on
Tuesday last. 4dse Aaan was 9esn n Mac
'nachusetss In -, repFsso>ed rscH eoul13
in the State lukisislars - ise, aaA sulos
qusntly eoaduSssd ~ Ns~busypoH Her ~,
besides havino bcen eonseeted with sevssal
Newspapers hswss Rsxistef Of me Land Ofnce
under Taylor, Secretary Of New Mexico under
Fillmore and member Of the Missouri Legis-
lsture. He also filled several other prom.
inent positions. .--.- ......-..
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PERSONAL,

Hon. J. II, Darlington and Robert Ould, Of
Richmond, and Hon. John W. Leftwiteh, OF
Memphis. Tenn, arc At the Mstropolitan
Hotel. Dr.. r. Pismont, Of North Carolina, 10
at the Owen House. Rev. George Marston,
Of Ireland, 10 ct Bunker's Avenue House.
Robert Craig, u. s. A., 10 at the Seaton
House. Cadet +. Mitchler, OF West Point,
and Baron de Saims, Of Chicago, are at the
kirkwood House. Senior NJ. Romero, OF
Mexiooj Gen. Bache, U. s. A.; Col. George
Qlbson, H. 8. Al Gen. Stonep.". TT y A.
and Judge b. II. Burnham, OF Va, are at the
Ebbitt House.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Hon. B. F. Wade, President pro fsmpore OF
the Senate, presented yesterday 4 communics-
ton from General Grant covering an Official
table, forwarded by Gen. Gillem, commandant
of Arkansas, showing certain statistics re-
garding the election in Arkansas, which sta
tistics are consolidated from reports Of regis
from headauarters. From this report ii an.
pears that the total number of registered
voters was 73.7st; number OF whites registered,
tai number OF votes cast IN constitutional
election, 5+,5lO; number. of whites who voted
at constitutional election, p,670; number Of
blacks who voted, 1854. Total number Of
votes for constitution, q ,0l3; against the CON
stitution, 26,59T. Majority for constitution,
1915.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

TAX BrLL.-The internal revenue bill re-
ported by the Committee Of Ways and Means
by order Of the House, and including only the
articles Of whisky and tobacco, and, as subse-
quently instructed, tax on banks, passed the
House about p. m. yesterday. Although a
bill Of over hundred pages Of printed bill
paper, 1t will, we understand, be sent to the
Senate to-day, the engrossing clerk, following
the action In Committee OF the Whole, having
anticipated much OF the labor necessary to its
prompt delivery to that branch of the national
legislature.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

TIrusviLLE, PA, June 25.-The new bridge
at petroleum Centre, erected for the purpose
Of connecting OIL creek and Warren with the
Franklin railroad has been completed, and
the ceremonies OF uniting the tracks OF the
two roads was witnessed to-day by large
delegations OF officers Of the New York, Buf.
falo, Erie, and other railways In this State.
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ST. PAUL, June ao.--Chs first locomotive OF
the Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad
was dedicated yesterdAy,, The ceremonies
were imposing. large soneourse Of people
were present. The track work 10 being pushed
forward with vigor. Tho road IL expected to
be finished to the head OF Lake Superior In
two years. .Hf. .. H..
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvESUR.-
The Express thinks there is no dou BIT Of the
confirmation OF Mr.. Fuller as Commits H. ner
OF Internal Revenue. II there is not, there
ought to be-or rather, we would say, there
oughtnot to be--no doubt OF his rejection. We
hardly think that the Senate Of the United
states will confirm this appointment.