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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
ssy Green d. Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctlonoers.
TOMMI>,IONERS SALE OF NALu a
" BILE REAL ESTATT.~-By virtue Of de-
cree ot the Circuit Court If Fairfax county, IT.
yinia. passed At the Nov ambcr tenn 1872, "~d
II q Cirru Cuur, for said county, held the otiI
,9av Of y avcnb.r 1873 in the SUIT of X d. and
T.. H. Cats against John L. Cats and Others,
The u?dcr.. gned, Commissioners therein Famed.
will proceed. on SATURDAY, the 10Th d." 81
November, 1873, III twelve clock M. to sell, al
p,blc aic, in front Of the Mayors office, in the
city Of 4 'exaadria, Va, the following real e.,
tate, of which Sa.nurl Cuts deceased, died
Sc,zrl. to vii: a TRACT OF LAND, ncar
Clouds Mil. coEtajn ng aboutthlrtv- nl0 e ACES
II Lot OF GROUND. near the Theological
Seminary, containing IA! acres, both OF when
.ai lois are in the SAID county Of FalciaX; and
another Lot Of GROUND. near the Aims
House. in AcXunGrih county, containing u. :
r. and IS poles An accu ale survey and plat,
showing the !nntes a;,d bounds OF said lots OF
And Will he exhibited At the SAFE.
Terms o.! Sale Ten per cent of tho purchase
money to be ptid il hand, and the 'eSldue IL
c,lIal inst.mcns al SIX, twelve ard eighteen
lnn..,hs from the day Of SALE scared by The
bonds Of the purchasers, bearing interest, with
good per, raj security. and deed of trust uron
the property to secure the deferred payments.
Gun%cyanc!ng and stamps al the cost OF III" pur-
cla>cr:, and the property liable TO be reSnid
!pou the same terms. by the said hlnl:sionerS
upon the uJg-paymrnL 81 the SAID purchase
mon J, Or any portion thereof
FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
{. w. WATThES,
CaAS. Z. STUART
nov BIS Commissioners of Sale
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, Nov. l7.---The French Cana
diaus are returning III large numbers from the
States to Canada.
The smallpox is steadily on the increase here
and complaint is mad: that the city I'LL horltes
are not taking steps to prevent its spreading IT,
to an epltemlc
The steamer Anticosta reports about FIVE
hundred New Foundlanders on the island only
one hundred of whom are supplied with prov-
SlonS.
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The Markets,

New YORK, Nov. l1.-Stocks active ard
strong. Gold 81. Money 6a7. Flour firm. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE Nos. Iva. skies consodat.
ed, 494. w. Vas, bid to-day Cotton dull;
low mlddlings Al Flour moves freely at Tor,
mer rates Wheat active aud frmer. Corn
Southern in good demand at low rates; white
Southern 70 yellow do. 6S; mixed Western
6rmer at 81. Oats firm; Southern 45a5o; West
ern mixed 45a47; do. white 4Sa49 Rye dull at
75as5. Hay unchanged. Provisions firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

WASHINGTON ADJUSTMENTS. For the ac-
commo1aton of the many persons in this city
who nightly visit the places of public amuse-
ment 10 Washington, the Alexandria and Wash
iDgton Railway Company have made arrange
ments by which persons leaving here Oh the 5,
6 and clock p. IN. trains can purchase tickets
for forty ceuts, good to return on the Richmond
express train which leaves Washington at
ll:335 p. IL.
CENTENNGAI.--All the arrangements Tor the
centennial celebration of the erection of Christ
Church IN the evenings of the 10Th and DIST
inst have been completed. Among the exer-
clses will be the delivery Of an address by the
rector, containing the history Of the church, and
the administration of the Communion. The
church will be handsomely decorated, aud rIu
sic will contribute an Important feature Of the
occasion.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. .--In cuumera-
ting some of the articles exhibited at the Lou
doun Fair, the Leesburg Washingtonian says:
Mr.. WIN. FL. May exhibited several pronI-
nent agricultural implements from his large
establishment in Alexandria. He represents
the Hubbard Combined Reaper aud Mower 10
this State, which took the medal here, in the
field trial Of rcapcrs in july
RUMoRs OF WAR-It was reported this morn
ing that company B, 4th United States Artil-
ery, stationed at Fort Foot, have received or
ders to join the remainder Of that regiment,
stationed at Fortress Monroe, and the work Of
repairs to that fort and to Fort Washington,
aIey suspended, will be resumed immediately,
and both Of those forts be put,as rapidly as pos
sible, 10 thorough state of defence.
SUNDAY SPORT. Some boys congregated
near the cracker factory, yesterday afternoon,
and having scared all the dogs out Of that neigh
hood, relieved themselves OF their remaining
exuberant spirits by holding COW until they
tied a large tin can to her tail. For the next
three minutes clouds Of dust and scamperng
people were seen on north Water street, and
there was music 10 the air.
For THE PENITENTGARY.-Sh O Neal
will start for Richmond to night in charge Of
Mills Stacia, c1lorcd, sentenced at the term of
the Circuit Court for the county, which closed
to-day, to seven years confinement IN the pcnl
Tertiary for as-auting and robblng an Old man
4 E,.,l- Al Tx
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McCullOcil a. Co.

New YORK, Nov. l7-Hugh McCuoch,
of jay Cooke, McCuoch & Co., Of London,
sailed for England Saturday The present
house will be dissolved at the end of the year
when Mr. McCulIoch and his English Juniors
will continue the business undcr new and
strong combinations
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j. Bumgardner's old Rye Whiskey.

1t having come to the knowledge Of the pro-
prietors of the above celebrated brand that un-
scrupulous parties are travelling through the
State representing themselves as the manutac-
turers Of the only genuine Bumgardner Whis-
key, and seeking to sell their inferior goods on
the reputation of u. Bumgardner," the public
UFACfURERS AND PROPRIETORS, and
that NO ONE ELSE HAS THE LEAST
SHADOW OF CLAIM TO ITS REPUTA-
TON. The above brand is protected against
June 10th, 1873, and any violations of their pro
visi ms will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law SEND YOUR ORDERS DIRECT.
j. BUMGARDNER il SONS,
nov 17-1m Staunton, Virginia.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii, ii a.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, ] a. m.
For the South Atlantlc coast, southwestery
10 northwesterly winds, cloudy and raiuy wcath B.
err For the Middle States, nurtheasterly
winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather aud
ruin. The Carolina Storm-coutre will probably
move northeastward along the Atlantic coast.
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Kerosene Explosion.

BALTIMORE, Nov l7.-.Mary Lutz,a German
servant girl in the family of Dr. Lewis Z. Horn,
druggist, corner of Mulberry and Chatsworth
streets, attempted to kindlc the kitchen fire this
morning with Kerosene \ terrible explosion
occurred, shattceDg windows ADD breaking
large quantities Of glass. The cir! was fatally
burned.
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Financial,

LONDON, Nov. l7-4:30 p. m.-The amount
of buIlloG gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day is SO, 900 pounds.
New York Nov. 1.-THE associated banks
hold S2S, $50, 900, an Increase of 81 800 since
Saturday.
LONDON Nov 1.-THE rate for money at
the Stock Exchange 90 Government securities
is per cent
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Not Resumed.

CoHoEs, Nov 1.-THE mills 10 this city did
not resume operations this morning as was ex-
pected. The ruinous rates at which goods are
now being offered makes it impossible to pro-
duce them except at sacrifice, which would
certainly lead to bankruptcies. No change is
looked for until there is decided improve
meut in the market.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The MISSIONARY ADDRESS. "A large au-
dienec was gathered to hear Dr.. Tupper, in the
Bap,ists Church yesterday afternoon. The
various denominations were well represented.
Indeed, as an evidence OF interest in the
eminent speaker and the worthy cause, the as.
scmbling oil SO many of our best citizens, with
out regard to faith and sect, was quite crafty
Jog. 1t has been thought that, at every OPP
portuuity to enjoy an intellectual treat our city
exhibits the most lamcutable apathy on the
subject but this OCCASION afforded IL pleasant
exception to the iule
None could fail to be impressed with the
speakers tcrvent pic urcs of the mission field.
He spoke of the Biblc-Wumen OF the mission,
who are filling place aud doing work unat-
taiuable to the strrner SIX. They have access
to the women Of China, and in this sphere of
labor, their usefulness cannot be r-aslnlat-
ed. The pages OF history aud romance hardly
afford more heroic pictures than may be found
in some cases among this class. One Of them,
particularly, is Il gifted young lady OF Abe
marie county, Va, eminently fted to grace
the refined surroundings Of luxurious ease.
With a singc.hcartcd devotion, untlnged by
fana,ic:sm, Mis-, Lottie Moon has consccrated
herself TO the work.
The exhibition of Idols and sundry articles
of dress, &C., used in heather lands, caused
quite sensation, especially among the young
pc ,ple.
When the "Heuthcn Chiuec" wishes to rep
resent ia visible substance the person of the
Highest, he gives Him the cast Of features pc
culiar to his own race; but when he carves the
Devil, that dark individual Is made with the
English or American face
All shared the regret Of the speaker when he
felt admonished to close.
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Postponed.

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. I7.---Senator Nor
wood is n receipt of Il telegram from Senator
Window announcing the postponement OF bis
Southern trip till the holidays.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
Suicide.

New MARKET, SHENANDOAH County, VA,
Nov. E.-Nlr. Joseph G. Brauner, farmer,
residing near Broadway, Rockingham county,
hung himself in the porch of his dwelling about
midnight on Saturday. No cause is assigned
for the act. Mr.. L. was twonty-three years
old and leaves wife aud child. lie was very
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
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xfErTFON" SHES.

GALE POSTPONED-Th sale Of the prop
= erty of Wm g. Laith, decd, four miles
north Of Middlc1urg. Va, was, on account OF
the rim postponed until THO RSDAI, No
,emher % ISL; It: | | O'Clock, ii fair, and II not,
OF the ir.: fair day thereafter nov l3-cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

ARRIVED
Steamship John Gibson, New York, to Hooe
& Johnston.
Stesmer Columbus, Baltimore, to Wheat
She reports passing eight vessels below the Mar
rows, bound up, four of which were light.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia, to A
Reed
Steamer Pilot Boy. Cone river. to A Reed
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Baltimore by Hooe s
Jon aston.
Steamer Palsade, Currioman, by Jos Broders
i Go.
Schr Marion Gage, Groton, coal by American
Coal Co.
Schr Elwood Dorsn, New Haven, coal by
American Coal Go.
Schr Lizzie Dewey, Georgetown, by VIM A
Smoot
MEMORANDA.
Schr Walter r Chester cleared at Roston for
this port 18th.
Schr Sunlight, hence, at New Haven 18th.
Schr Marcia Reynolds, from Lubec for this
port, sailed from Newport 18Th.
Schr Elma N Wright, hence for Boston, sail
ed from Vineyard Haven 18th.
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Drowned Dead.

New YORK, November Samuel Adams,
orgyniss of the South Fifth Street Methodist
Church, Brooklyn. dropped dead while playing
the organ during last evenings services.
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Arr.y we'd.
Weather Probabilities.

New York, Nov. 17...-Arrived steamship
Colou trom Aspiuwall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

~ V. F. CoRB1Tr will be at the Custom
House, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
to receive taxes due by persons in this city and in
Jefferson Township upon property in the coun-
.y; also to give any information in reference to
the delinquent lands, lots, &C., advertised to be
sold on the first Monday in Deceu. b, +, Court
day. All bills paid before the day of sale will
of course save costs nov l7-3t
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CANAL COMMERCE.
- aiE EEzssszz:zzs
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Boats Morning Sun, w M Price, L Lemon
and A Adams, to Hampshire and Baltimore
Coal Co; J II Platte, Chas Robb, d A Love- +
H H.ydock, w Walsh Moore Plov.r, I
H Faile, VIM barrow and American Flagg, to
American Coal Co; j Welsh and Ed Kizer, to
New Central Coal Co; D NJ Reid and Col A
Spstss, to Georges Creek Coal Co; B r Sum
mers and j II Garrish to Sinclair y Agnew.
DEPARTURES
Boats American Flsgg, J A Milholland, E
Wheeler, II Platte, CRobb and Morning Sun.
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oTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

50 v us lrm Of W. D. Corse Co. is this day dis
" w NSS the withdrawal Of j. D. Corse
asss ~ y; and III. D. Corse will continue in bust
N4uer the firm name of w. d. Corse S Co.
w. D. CORSE.
nov l7-lw ~ ~ ~ SHpSr
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REMARKs.-Wheat is in fair receipt, and the
market is dull at last weeks quotations; offer
ings of 24O7 bushels white and red, with sales of
the former at 1871 and l4O for good, and las and
l55 for prime to choice, and of the latter at 135
and 40 for good and l45, l47, $50 and l52 for
prime to choice Corn is active, all offerings be-
ing readily taken; sales OF lot of white Homi-
nv Corn at 80, and mixed at 80 and IS for new,
and Il, Y and Is for old. Oats are active; offer
ings of 574 bushels, with sales ut As and 49, Ear
Corn brough: 81 SO Dor bbl
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~
DIED.

On Sunday, OF disease OF tue heart, LA w
RENEE B. TAYLOR, aged 81 years. ~" His
funeral will take place on Tuesday, at 10 clock,
from his late residence on Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

gs- NoT1cE-A called meeting of the Vir-
ginis University Alumni Association of Aiexan-
dra, Va, will be held on Wednesday night, at
eight clock, at the office Of X. Kcmper, No
81 King street. to take action in regard to the
death Of the late Law B. Taylor, President OF
SAID Association.
nov 1--3t IL. kEMpER, Secretary.
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CANAL NAVIGATION There were three
temporary suspensions III canal Navigation 'as'
week, one by suuken boat, pear olx koe -.
and the two others by the washing out OF iooA
yates, near the Tunnel and near Shepherdsto"n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

SALE AND PURcHAsE,-Nathan LouEhbo-
rough esq. having sold his foe estate, Roke
BY near Upperville, Fauquier county Va, 70
.Iudge Fuller, of Washington. has purchased
the country residence of Samuel Shoemaker
near TennallytowD, u. U.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

'HHE GERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILD
=: = ING ASSOCIATION OF this city is about
,%;,nog up its affairs, during successful opera
ZION OF sl1 years. 1t is intended and also the
s n,sn ofs good many of its late members to or
s sa new Building Association, under the
LRu I!He, Of the "GERMAN COOPERATIVE
,IbosIlLOlNG ASSOCIATION No q" All
sSose wishing to become members and sign
mar mares VIII meet at Building Association Hail,
Az :; n: Stewards dry goods store on Thurs
NaS' Nov. ~, 1873, at 4 o'clock.
rou T. PORTN Err,
AoS lat President G. q. B. A.
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FIN EST STO6h Oh AEAS,
ARE FOR sALEE
G. VIM. RAMSAY,
CORNER KING AND ST ASAPH Sis,
WHO ALSO OFFERS Low
PRIME n. \. and Va. Is { CHNIfEIT
PRIME Il UTIER,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEr,
FTAE and uEDIJT Si'EUPS,
NILES HOMINY,
SH1LL UONINI mt GEITs.
SWEET CIDEK,
CHINBEHNIMS,
SHAKER corn,
SPLIT PEAS,
$50 dozen cans TOMATOES, CORN
PEAS, LINN BEANS,
SUCCOTASH. GUMBO
PEACHES, PEARS,
PINEAPPLE, OYSTERS,
LOBSTER md SALMON,
EAGLE BRAND MILK,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
CORNICHONS,
WORCE TERSHlRE 81 CCE,
FRENCH PEARS,
MCSHEJOLS,
ENGLISH Walnut C.1TSUP,
EDAM, S4lPSAGO and
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
FRENCH, GERMAN and
ENGLISH NUSTlRDS,
SIRDLNES OLIVES and CIPERS,
OLIVE OILS, CLINTON GINGER,
DESSIC4TED COCOANUT,
COYS GELITINE,
NELSON'S GELITINE,
Lemons, Figs, Raisns, Currants Citron and
Lemon Peel, Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat,
Wheaton Grits, Fa-ina, Maizens and Com
Starch, &c. &c, with u very choice stock u
CIGARS AND TUBACCU9.
nov S-2mlt
WI Established % years.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED To THIS kE-
GION \ SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, OkN AMENIAL TREES,
Etc, &c.
Send for Catalogue to
c. GlLLINGHAM & CO.,
Accotink PoSLoIIce,
nov 4twts Fairfax CO., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

A SURPRISE PARrr.-A surprise party visit
ed the residence of Mr.. John 1. Hall, City
Collector, in the lst Ward, last Saturday night.
While the family were in the sitting room the
visitors removed all the furniture from the
,,arIors and we're engaged in dancing the Ian
c rss when Mrs. Hill made her appearance
having been attracted BY the music. The visl,,
to ui remained until nearly twelve o'clock and I'D
bad a very pleasant time, as Mr.. and Mrs Hl Il
accented the situation and enjoyed their iull
share Of the evening festivities.
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JIyASH. CITY, VA. MIDLAND u GREAT
w SOUTHERN r. r.



On and after TUESDAY. Novembe Is, 1873,
ONE DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN will run
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBU RG,
making good connections between New York
and New Orleans, and with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad to Richmond. Staunton and the
Great West.
Leave Washington daily at a. M, Ale1an-
dria al $50 a. M, and arrive ut Lynchburg at
450 p. M, connecting Southwark.
Leave Lynchburg at $40 o. M, arrive at Al
e1andris at p. IN, and at Washington at 600
=. M. with connect ons North and West.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday with main line train.
at zoo q m, and Alexandria at 7:60 g. m.
Leave Manassas junction at $40 a. M,
and arrive at Strasburg at l245 p M, making
close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
line to Harrsonburg and Staunton westward,
and to Winchester, Harper's Ferry, &C., east
ward
Returning, leave Strasburg at Ito p. M, and
arrive at Manassas at AIS p. m, connecting with
aorthb ,und mail train to Alexandris and the
essrllest trains to Baltimore Philadelphia and
Aew York.
Through tickets and baggage checked to al
prominent points.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
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7 OST-On the evening Of the 10th, large,
IA long-tailed, sun-burnL, brown POINTER
DOG, with few dark liver colored spots on his
back answers to the name of ''Ponlo." Five
dollars reward will be paid for his return to No
IL King street. "
nov l7-tf L. J. DAINGERFTELD
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EDTCHTIOSHk.
~LIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
REDUCTION OF PRICE TO s2Go PER
SESSION.

The time is come when, owing to the uncer-
tanty Of monetary affairs, Il reasonable rcduc-
ton of price may he expected from schools and
scholars will be received after November lst Mt
S235; after Dec lst at S2lo, and reduction pro
r,t4 per month according to time Of entrance.
This will apply to those already catered in case
the number of pupils shall be sufficiently IN
creased TO justify it.
4 reasonable time will be given to those trnl:.o-
rarily embarrassed hy the present state Of NJ
fairs for meeting the advanced paymcnt. For
information apply to
4. JAQUELIN ANBLER. Principal,
oct M-colm Markham stu, Fnuq. CO., W..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14
he Vote on the. salarr Bln.

The list Of yeas and nays shows that y
republicans and 10 de,no Gratis voted aye, OF
the increase Of their own salaries. while u
republicans aud 81 democrats voted 10.
Twenty republican and fifteen democratic
members from the re constructed States
voted in favor Of the ap preparation, while
two republicans ana 81 < democrats only
from those States voted az ainst the increase.
The measure received foI ty-nine votes from
the southern States, lille only fifteen
Representatives from those States voted
against it. The yeas and nays in the Senate
are quite as 81 ggestive in partisan point
Of view. CT the Republican Senators,
twenty-thres voted in favor Of tie bill and
twenty-five against it while thirteen
Democrat sus tanned and only FIVE opposed
IL Tina. i, the measure was carried by the
votes Of fraction over one-half Of the Re
puolics Senators, and by the votes Of fir0-
thirds of the Democratic Senators There
were four New England Congressman who
yotQ for the salary (all from Massachusetts,,
three Of whom retired with this Congress-,
and seventeen opposedit; in the Senate one
Ne'F England member only voted for it,
Senator Morrill, Of Maine, while there were
eight in opposition. These statistics may 20
for what they are worth, but they should
be generally understood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14
ORDER THE FREE PRESS
The FOrty-Third Congress.

The new Congress, which viii not meet
till next December, unless called together
by special proclamation, which Is not likely,
will show many changes. The Senate, IN
deed, loses but few Of its prominent mem
bers. Messrs. Spencer, Rice. Kellogg.
Blair, Yickers, Hill, Pool, Sawyer and
Machen, who 60 out, were all comparatively
new corners, from southern States, and
none Of them had gained great weight and
influence in the Senate. Messrs. Ferry Of
Connecticut, Morton, Conkling, Sherman,
Howe, Morrill, Of Vermont and Cameron.
have been reelected, and remain. The
other Senators who have been dropped are
Cole Of California, Harlan Of Iowa, Pome-
roy Of Kansas, Nye Of Nevada, Patterson
of New Hampshire. Corbett Of Oregon and
Trumbull Of Illinois
The changes in the House are too numer-
Gus to be mentioned. New England drops
several of her prominent Representatives,
smong them General Banks, whose Con-
gressional term began twenty years ago,
but suffered an interruption Of eight years.
from 1857 to 1865. Oakes Ames had served
ten years, bat serves no longer. Maine
loses its excellent Representative in the
First and Fourth Districts, Messrs. Lynch |
and Peters, and Vermont substitutes Mr.. I
Hendee for Mr. Smith. The Democrats
lose their well-known Representatives,
Messrs. Cox and Slocum Of New York. /
VOORHEES, and Kerr Of Indiana, Campbell |
and Morgan Of Ohio, and Farnsworth Of
Illinois; while the Republicans lose Messrs.
Sheilabarger and Bingham Of Ohio, with
many lesser lights