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report back the bill with the objection
able feature removed. The veto was sus-

report back the bill with the objectien.
able feature removed. The veto was sus-
tanned BY vote Of 2l1 TO l.
Mr.. Durham then reported back the
bill leaving out the section objected to by
the President, and IL was passed.
Some Of the Senate amendments 10 the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill we're agreed 10 and some non.con.
CURED in.
The House proceeded to the considers.
tion of the Senate bill to ratify the agree.
ment with certain bands Of Sioux Indiana,
and also with Northern bands Of Arapa.
hoes and Cheyennes.
Mr.. Mills. OF Texas, moved an amend.
ment providing that nothing in the act
should be construed as authorizing the
removal Of the Sioux 10 Indian Terri
tory. The amendment Was agreed ~
and the bill passed.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr., Buckner in the chair.
on the bill limiting the rates for trans.
portation of freight over the bridge con-
structed by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company across the Missouri river ~
Omaha. The bill provides that the gov
ernment directors Of said iosd shall In
qure into and tx rates for transportation
across said bridge.
Mr.. Phillips, OF Missouri. on behalf
OF the minority OF the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad offered ~ q substitute
bill fixing the rate Of toll at IS fer
each car and % cents for escn passenger,
but without having disposed OF the bill
the committee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Willard. of Michi-
gan, the House concurred in the senate
resolution allowing the Monetary Com
mission until the oath Of February To
make q report.
Recess until 10 o'clock To morrow.
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: A MAN by the name of WELDON, who
halls from the City of Brotherly Love,
attempted on yesterday about noon, to
ssssssinste Mr.. PACKARD, who claims
70 be Governor OF Louisiana. 1t is not
known what motive prompted,,the would
be assassin to his Infamous work, but we
are con ddent that it has no political sig
nifcance and must have been the
work Of \ lunstic, or some one
who has some private motive to
CRAFTY. Whatever the motive,
sll good citizens must condemn the in
fanny AS one of the blacklist crimes an
individual could be guilty of. PACKARD
is VIGOROUSLY bad man, sud has been
instrumental, together with the robber-
crew infesting that State, in plundering
the people Of louisiana and deserves no
sympathy. Yet there Is way to get at
all such villains without violating lsw or
doing violence to the natural instincts CT
the human heart. The people Of Louisi'
ana would be glad 70 be rid Of PACK
ARD, yet they would utterly repudiste
any such idea IS that governing his
intended murderer. The long for
besrsnce of the people of that State is
sufficient evidence of this fact. The
knife of the assassin in pas. ages proved
An effective way of getting rid o:
tyrsnts and usurpers, yet no one IN the
civilization OF the nineteenth century
can bear TO contemplate such a cowsrdiy
and horrid means of destroying az
enemy. Doubtless the full measure OF
the Isw will he meted out 10 the vil.ain.
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Indian Depredations.

DEADwooD, d. T., February l5.-Dur.
ing the lssl week q number Of reports OF
Indian depredsiious have oeen received
from the small towns near here. To-day
tte.e rumors assumed sn slArming 81.
pect, ard substan tisted news Of sInul-
tsneous attacks IN different directions
lead to the belief that the indians are
Surrounding this vicinity. A large cattle
traic vas captured entire near the Butte
yesterday. Fletcher's herd OF mules we're
also captured, in the same vicinity
Moutsna ranch, short distance from
here, wss attacked about the ssme time
the Indians capturing all the stock
Wiggiptcn's herd OF horses, which "a.
near Crook City, were all captured
Wigyinton vas wounded and his assist
AIT killed. Conadersble stock in n:
vicinity Of Sper run Vas also run OF.
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Washisgtss IieAs.

WAsHISGTos, February ia CON-
mittee OF printers visited the President
to-day and invoked 3 veto OF the dsn-
cheney ball, which secures 10 them only
such prices a. are paid 10 printers not In
govern ment employ. The p'ioters we're
accompanied by three Congres.msn.
Indian C0mmls.iOners SmiIh and
Earle, OF the Society OF Friend, add Mr..
Richardson, superintendent Of lndisa
Affairs at Lawrence, Kansas, called on
the President 10 day concerning the In.
disns imprisobed in Fort Marion, Flor.
ida
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IT is possible thst the Electoral CON-
mission will no, &c. through the Louisi-
ana case until some time next week.
They will to-day render Adhesion upon
the sdmissibili,y OF evidence, and then
permi, counsel TO discuss the other points
raised in the case If they decide, As
they did in the Florida case to exclude
sll evidence, we can see no necessity tor
the Democratic counsel proceeding fur
ther with the case. 1t will be like de-
Tending . case in court after Judgment
has been entered up against the defend
ant, execution issued and the money
made.
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Sfenaer sunE.

MExpHIs, February ia spscisi 10
the LEDGER from Litile Rock says the
steamer Pine BIud. from Fort Smith 70
Littls Rock. loaded wIth es'st0n, strucs
a obsuuciion In the river ri Finder
Landing, forty miles above Lathe Roc 4.
Yesterday, and sank in sir feet OF vsier.
The bosi Will prove q total loss The
cargo will be saved in 8 esmAztc COZ
dition. The boa. was valued q s5o.tsS
.nd owned By Captains Reese ana Dar-
rast. She 10 insured foT one hsii he'
valus.
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Execution OF OschWald.

NkwARK, y. j., February l5.-Rysn'
sentenced TO be hanged to-day with Osch-
wsld FOR the muroer of officer Brock,
died in bis cell this morning. O:chwsid
wss hanged shortly after II o'clock. de
protested his innocence TO the last.
RYAN broke down completely, both men-
tally and physically, Tuesday afternoon,
contemplating the disgrace OF his fsmily,
Yesterday be did not rally and LAST night
be suffered from the usual symptoms oil
poison aud before he died declared that
he had been poisoned
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GREAT BANKKUPIbALEof JEWELkI
On rsoespt OF ses se win sand by mail.
postpaid. al of the following pieces of
fss siry, viz; pair God fisssa kng1.ysd
sleeve Bott0ns, one set Gold Front shin
KoIl F1ats wsteh chata and 0sosb k0ss
CGrai ecayf f1n. We odss this gfsas bar
gain merely % dfau sttsatton u Cur sosi.
neHa, - 90 bsye ail kinds % witches ana
isvelEy g Lov RKloes- ssnd hss ssesAsoZos.
CLB8 q Co. u bsosAvsy, NJ fg1
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AFTER all. mankind has changed very
,,,e with the lapse of time. In little
.,,er1. recently dug out at Pompeil, the
.y,l slate and pencil were found hang
,g the back of the door.
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Nog5Lu w.s coined at the San Fran
90, min! last month, the first omission
.. .lg slnd IN Icng time. Tie reaso
.a-.. was the great demand for trade dol
~, :o- tie China market and TOR SUD-
.!.,ry silver ior the Treasury Depart
m.a:. lOS2.OO0 trade dollars were
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Is commenting upon the effort the
Rrputhcans are making to cloud the
.a.rsc,er of MADDOX, the Baltimore
Ta.,... very pertinen!ly asks:
IL Maddox Is shown TO be the veriest
.rsve in existence, in wha. respect will
,lat TACT diminish the probability that
We: wonld select MIN for confederate,
Al. how uan tla! destroy the obvious
m,a,lug oi Wells letters.
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TBE Washington monument is to
.oms down, scientific experts having de-
de! tbs: the ground underneath 1t will
,o. bear sly additional weight 10 that
,ox pressing omit. This will remove a
.-,.ple,olns matter from Congress,
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THE lawy ycrs and the grangers had a
.,..ain the House of Delegates on yes
..,a.v. The former got TIE best ot 1t In
.,ssrrumen,, but the latter got the best
Il on the vote. ~
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Interview Between the Pope and
Emperor or Brasil.

ROME, February l5.-The interview
between the Pope and Emperor of Bra
zil was marked with extreme cordisli:y.
The Emperor showed much emotion and
threw himself at the ieci of the Pope.
The Empress Was received with great
kindness BY the Holy Father,
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The Washington papers announce that
N- STEPHENS has gained four pounds
within the .ast two weeks. This Is pro
n,blv due 10 the several quarts of obitu-
.-v ,o.lces coucealed about his person.
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THx cold, sharp winds produce Cough
ing, DR.. J. a McLeAn's Cough and
Lang Heaiing Globules cure Coughs,
Colds Consumption. Trial Boxes. 25
cts. by mail. DR.. J. b. AcIsar, sl4
Chestnut, ST. Louis.
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TugPit.sburgh Comm' m'rciai and Gazette
t,ys been consolidated, and will here
after appear as the Gazette, CO'"msTe'al'
ri.a frs, rate paper in every respect,
.,.rjng' IFS politics.
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Franee and Germany

BERLIs, February l5.-Semi-ohcial
journals declare thst any serious vsri-
.nce which may have existed recently
between Germany and France has pAss-
ed away, - Frsnce hs disconiinned her
efforts 70 form An aiianns with Russia-
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Ns PEYsEE, the Democratic presi-
,s,-isl elcc:or from the Third District,
-. return ed from Washington, having
.,,i.sed the Congressional Committee
"a, ne was Al eligible elector.
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PAHrs, February Is. = Thirty eorpsss,
irighitully m1tilsisd. 20 fer have bssn
recovered from The cal mine q. Grsis-
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SehoOper, Capsised.

BALrIMoRI February 1.-two
schooners and several oyster pun gies are
reported 70 have eapsized in Tsnquier
Sound during . gale Monday. Nc
lives lest.
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2
a.::ri lbs; Ca not be expiatcd? Was
pgr..t~ o.; enough to be desolated
.yl.e l:e .. ..r, o. have her pr sperity
u..eI sid ulldewed By the curse OF
.,,y-,.bsssm. that sac must suffer the
s4i;.g-a. MI ciion oil having 1CrPER-
:-e PoP-.,r English poet TUrrEH-
N, down here To write bslderdaSh
':-a a,,u: u"r i.PPEsms have been a
:res: ma in H. gland, and probably was.
di: poems heye run lbr ugh II greater
a-ntrr %. e i.'ons than BYRON and
IENNY>.N Put together. But he has
one acru,s the deep blue OCEAN, and
=: h,s sreatIts- III the transit He has
eI Sinterrg in South Carolina and
having fresh inspiration from the
?,me.toes, he dribb!es ms tepId little
H.Csn OF poe>y in lines 40 the South.
wLi;h the followIngls Is specimen:
T., world has mis!udged. miStrusted,
matiEned you,
And should be quick to make honest
amends;
Le,uS, hen, speak of you just "a we find
you,
Humbly and heartily, cousins and
friends!
Let Us remember your wrongs and your
trials,
S.andered and plundered, and crushed
10 the dust,
Hrdn.nS adversit5 S bitterest Was,
Patent in courage and strong I'm good
trust,
.oIb'le>S there had been some hsrdshipS
and CrueltleS.
A>'S 'NcepllDnal, evil and rare,
a.i go ;v.. trGth-aud truly The jewel It's
N.atAueSs rulei-as arule-everywhe here!
'Nu'>-ii >IaveS-were your wealth and
inheritance,
H"rn with your children and grown on
your GgOuni.
And .i va quite a. much interest as merit
hence
>r~ 10 make friends of dependents all
round.
H-1-ru.> >1u,hcrncrS, who address you
>.Eri " "a too many beliefin your sins;
", r'ttat lt-thus let me confess you
A-"~.ri Is victor and everywhere
''.a.y, seen, l have heard, al d am sure
lou Lave been slandered and suffering
.ty.a. a.. slavery cost, and the cure tit,
'"' ..a Great World shall repent of Its
wrong!
!ae'" IS literally more truth than
fe;'y N TUrrEK's siazas, bu, his truth,
P..NASs Spssmodic honesty,
-;2ss too is.e to accomplish good. Mr..
-..EEt aas a perfect right 70 make his
''''-' Lyme, but it is not strictly IN sc-
'l ":h the American idea TO finish
"'' win the jewel tbs" simply 10 fad
'17ia'ac 20 rhyme With ''cruelties," or
a. !, ellslly fine in lis line the rhyme
ne't hence with "inher,,auce"
''fEE acknowledges that he has
~ imposed upon in The views
-'asT:" held by HIM upon slave
e." on: # this poem he
" Specimen Of the poe.ical bouquets
as from the conservatory of mis-
'sAaac i>iel,ect and he is really so
"P-'a' IT England, then we are inclined
- oP'aion that the Eaylish people
Teen equally ss much imposed upon
'4s'' views upon poetry. 1t is ar
S1 'hai ne intends TO follow this
= '"a o:her poems, taking scenes from
-'Ae'a life IS his subject. We can
account for this BY assuming
- he Is su smss.ry of the GRANT
@S'! sen. South for the purpose Of
Ans The distressed people of that
'''''n into an outbreak
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The Treasury Department has honor.
ed the requlsition in favor of Capt. EADs,
and he has received his half million OF
bonds.
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Np HAkpMAS is inclined to think
.,s, the lawyer delegates want to bull
a.. the unproiessional members.
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sf'hesliaa Ae9ister.
G,ld closed y'SterLay at 1853

p. ,c,c;Asr fo-day .0'A be cloudy
,,.y s,gtherv wnlds, rising tensosrd'4re,
and ram or snO~.
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heller ExpIOssOu.

A terrible boiler eEpsosson occurred 70
day n Bars stsel sosks, IN S;ttiaene.
Several workmsn we're killed add mssy
badly injGred.
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BSasa O hieyes Agsess -.

CIEcIssArI, February Ib.-John
Legger and Thomas Baker, charged
with stealing large quantities of bras
from the OHIO aud kssisippi ard Lit
tie Miami railroads, we're arrested 70 day.
The parties had operated rsthe' boldly,
stealing the HIling from the trucks Aod
patent breaks. The losses Of the railroad
companies are estimst.d IN tons.
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BsskpaHsey Gas~.

Henry Rnk . wealthy farmsr and
stock rsSsr Of fsyetts county. nled .
petition in bankruptcy to-day. Lisb,b-
lies, S.04 600; As,e.s, $4,000.
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ATTENTION ALL!

rAdai.ioa.l Dssp.scbe on Soa .s P.ss }
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Dispatches from GOV. Nichols.

WAsHINGToY, February l5.-The fol.
lowing dispatches have been received TO.
night from Gov. Nichols relative 70 the
attempt to murder Governor Packard at
New Orleans this morning:
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Gke 8u!letin.
A Curious PrOphecy.

just before the defeat Of Mr.. Greeley for
the presidency, several gentlemen were
congregated on piazza 1t Newport.
Among them was Chiei-Justice Chase. In.
other was one OF the first conversationalists
il the world. The latter repeated, not an
anecdote. but prophecy, which hsdseeen
made by hermit in Bavaria many year.
before; end this propbc y was not only de-
livered, but printed by number OF the
Allgemeine- Zietung OF about 1851. The
Austro-Prussisn war was correctly pre-
iicted. a. well AS the Franco Prus.lan war
aud the taking OF Paris Now Tor the fu-
!. ture. In 1SiG-T7.the pope il TO die, which
Twill cause a general European war. Next
'tfrance and Prussia are to have another con-
/ fict. Franee viii be defeated aud Paris
tsken for the second time. There will be a
partition or France. The Ibeiian powers
Spain and Portugal are 10 have q large
Share. as also Italy Belgium gets the
northern part. Holland T. coded to Prussia.
All that will remsin Of France will be the
old ale de France" OF which Pans /. the
capital. These results having been obtsIn-
ed, there will be a general acknowledge
ment of the folly anu futility of excessive
armament. All the powers will agree to
disarm. sword, will be beaten into p!ow-
shares.
The hermits prophecies for 1876 and $50
were fulfilled. II seems a. though the rest
might be. The pope IL in bad beath The
chances OF general war growing out Of
the Eastern question are cXcellen Should
France think the moment favorable to al.
tack prussia, and be defeated. the conquer.
or would show DO mercy. France would
would be rendered hirmle - aod her terri
tory divided. The partition OF republican
France Il the dream OF the Prussian
bunker parry" The general reduction of
armies is less probable. 1t is easier TO
change the map Of Lurone than human
nature Chicago Evening journal.
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A firm al Syracuse, y. y, are now manu-
featuring novel -four barrel. The barrels
are imposed OF straw paper pulp, Viii IN
i. run into a mold made in the shape Of one.
halt OF a barrel cut vertically. The pulp
is subjected to a powerful by draulic press
ure, and whom reduced TO the required
thickness the ends of the halves are cut off
at the ends. The pieces are then placed in
a stesm drier, and the sides are trimmed
evenly aud the substance thoronlh ly dried.
II comes from the drier ready Tor making
W into barrels. There are three heavy
wooden hoops and two hoops fastened to-
gether; and into grooves cut 10 the saves
the paper halves. which have an average
thickness OF three-sixteenths If an inch.
are Sid. The ends of the barrels are made
or pape' OF a similar thickness, construct
ed upon the same principles a the sides
and projected by heavy wooden ones. The
advantages OF these barrels over wooden
ones are lightness, cheapness, durability.
and the prevention of -four sitting out
while IN trsn-it. They are constructed en-
tirely by machinery. and the halves are cut
20 true that any piece. Of the same size
viii readily iii together. They will not cost
more than oDe-third the price Of wooden
barrel-, are tighter, snd ut 20 nicely in the
groove. that there is no chance for flour 20
,ift through. which los j. quite h heavy
percentage in the Use Of other kinds.
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I chime I " tice

Notice j. hereby given that writ OF at
tachment.for the sum OF SeG5 has been
issued out ofthe circuit court Of AleXan-
der county, Illinois, at the suit VI the
CAIRO Box and Basket company, and
against the estate Of Henry OTIS, return
able TO the next term oisaid court, 10 be
holden at the court hou-e in Cairo, Illinois,
on the third Mondsy in May. A. d., ls1,;
which writ has been levied upon personal
property Of said Otis, and said cau.e il
now pending before said court; ard unless
said OTIS shall appear, give bail and plead
within the time limited tor hi. appearance
in such ease, judi gment will be entered and
the estate 30 attached Will be sold.
JOHN A. REEVE, Circuit Clerk
May 18th, ISL.
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