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Al. II. RlECKtesI,

III = bUChTty,
WATCHMAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers to his new
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Of the latest styles and perfect workmanship The
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS
Equal to any Watch Tor time.
- A large assortment OF
BREAsTPINs
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREASPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Which are offered at large reduction from former rates.
Va Personal attention given Watch Repairing usual.
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Rs- OrnlthoIogists are not quite unRni-
distance the eagle from earth
neither they quite unanimous the number Of
days his majestic Frame with ample spread pnon
alo BE that rs may, physicians theoogans and lawyers
which constitute the three learned proiessons-are
unanimous that Woodman's Cherry ESpecorant the only
medicine the world whose power curing every az
lection Of the respiratory Group coughs colds
influenza bronchial affections consumption in every stage
is absolute surprising. m22 2p6tkltW
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, January 80 1883
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir: know how inform you Of the
wonderful change "Kapeape has me. For
eight years and four months suffered falling the
womb and had several of the can Of this
city, who finally thought my hopeless and
anything more for me- when husband found you the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle your tonic
so Justly celebrated hair tonic among the
the city 1t really to that it be divine origin
can hardly realize my change. felt better In my
life than 90 at this moment That every poor
as whs may get your great tonic my prayer
MARY SIMS,
So IIevla street.
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.FesU Goods! .VerC Goods!
FINE QUALITY OF SPRING SILKS, at so cents.
Several cases of PRINTED MUsLINs, Medium quality and
fast eoors, at l21S cents.
FLoUNCED MUSLIN ROBES, at SO So
FRENCH EMBROIDERED SILK MANTILLAs for Spring,
white and other colors, worth SIS for IS.
WHITE LACE AND MUSLIN MANTILLAs, at a.
BLACK LACE SQUARES AND POINTS, at "a
UNION LINEN, Cotton Fnllng1 for So a piece.
FRENCH GINGHAMs, fast eolors, at l2gs cents.
FIGURED WHITE SWISS DRESSES, at 81 50.
LADIES' BUSTERS for travelling, at 81 50.
Al
q. c. WAYLAND d CO.'S,
CORNER OF POYDRAs AND oARoNDELET STREETS.
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Frinqes for Rareges.

5000 yards Brooched silk FRINGE
yard.
5000 yards assorted Revor Headed Silk FRINGE at 10 cents
yard.
5000 yards Pompsdour Headed Silk Fringe yard
Landing from ship Clara Wheeer from Hayre.
A. TROUBLE,
fel9 2ptf II Royal street Cont and Bienville.
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Fish and Fishing.
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QUALITY!
GUIoN,
No. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET,

vERANDA BUILDINGS,
Has just opened his Spring supply of FISHING TACKLE
and SPORTING ARTICLES, including every modern i'm
provenent, all of the BEST QUALITY the LOWEST
PRICE:
JOINTED RODS Of every de-lGUNs Of superior shooting
scripuon including TRUNK Qualities, which cannot be-
TRAVELLING and General eNcelled
Rods COLTS PISTOLS, wholesale
Superior LIMERICK HOOKSI and retail
hinged and Plated; do do, GENUINE DERINGFR Pts
Shooded on best quality dou Tolls, VIII 1iesae and retail
bic Gut and Gimp. DERINGER PISTOLS, Gold
Fine Balanced Reels Of every and silver Mounted
description POWDER FLASkS, SHOT
FLOATS, ARTlFItIAL Bait, BELTS, GAME BAGS Dog
etc, etc, etc. of every de- Oh tns aud Collars.
seription - BOWIE, Hunting and Pocket
FISHING BASKETS and BaitI kuvcs-sxtrA
Boxes. DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
Superior Quality Of silk Line Rodgers Wostenhons and
every description. Crooks Cutlery.
full assortment of Gravitaion and soekdologer FISH
HOOKS, just received at
GUl0NS Sportsmens' Depot,
No. ~ ST. Charles street, Veranda Buildings,
m22 2p6t few doors from Canal street.
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Wines and Liquors,
I7........... ROYAL STREET, ...............IT
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
constantly hand which equal best shat
comes this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FIRE OLD PORT-the best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR DIESs
sAzERAC of the Vintage I795 I9s 1905 other
brands.
WHISK vs.
or alIiescriptons-sc Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, In pintsand quarts
=. Also.
On hand of the best WINES and Ii.
oUORs in the Market which will be sold reasonAbl
terms any other hsusein the sity.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dT2uIy No. II ROYAL street,
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NEW ORLEANS, La, March &c. 1882
Gentlemen; With sincere pleasure received your kind
letter, offering Complimentary Benefit Although I'M
worthy marked your appreciation never
theess accept it, trusting that future may fulf
yonr expectations. Ii it with your app oval will
upon Saturday March 27h the evening accept
the mplment you offer being my appearance New
Orleans for the present season.
With gratitude, remain yours,
AyoNIA JONES.
To Messrs. Chas NJ Waterman Pierre Soue Chas T. Nash
NJ. NJ. Cohen, etc etc. MO 2p.t
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Scan n Co.'s lotteries.
nUrHoRIxED TINE STATE OF GEoRGIA.l
a%s7O,OOO for SIO-W

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries fe. March, 1883 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they have removed their
principal Office TO be drawn In public, ms follows
Class & will be drawn on SATURDAY, Mareh 9Th, 1883.
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Per,sriau Hair OIL.

small supply Of this Oil just received aud fer sale by
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
mis- 2p6t Canal and Royal streets.
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New Orleans March Is, 1853
have used Coins Kaperlapeum" chs fever and
has cured me cRrey believe it will every thing
else fails, A. W. SMITH,
New Oreans
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Cotton Seed
BoYD's PROLIFIC,
PETIT GULF, and
WHITE MEXICAN
COTTON SEED,
For sale by
CHARLES Il. RAILEY & CO..
GRoCERs,
No. II Tchoupitoulas street,
m2j 2pSt And No. "a Gravier street.
F'0CCine.
fresh supply constantly on hand and for sale by
SICKLES & CO.,
ms 2plm 50 and 30 Canal street.
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VARIETIES THEArER.-"Faustn is in the midst Of a
most successful run at the Varieties and the Ronzani
dancers continue to delight ALL and to astonish those
who see them for the first time. The fact is unques-
tionable that ballet company of such strength and
brillancy has never before been in this city Faust
which is most beautiful vision, in five acts, is to be
repeated tonight Let those who have not yet seen
it, go and Judge Of It for themselves.
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ZylObGJsOntasns.

supply of this celebrated HAIR DRESSING, just re
ceived by
SICKLES Il CO.,
ms 2plm 81 and o. Canal street.
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Lea S Perrins'
wORCEsTERsHIRE UCE

CESTERSHI SAUCE.
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Proprors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs, Mesrooms and Private Families
meuded trial Of Lea Perrins famous Worcestershire
Ths eondneut merits has attained the high
rank pleasant palatable and wholesome sauee appi
cable soup FISH, hot and cold meats etc.
ensively used in all quarters Of the globe
The limitations 10th sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly its merits and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded to foreign sance At the New York Exhibition
the estimation in which held by those selected with
special reference their ability judge Of the quality sni
lar articles Of table And being The popular
the market unprnciFed parties Offering sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only ProprietoTs OF the Genuine Ssnce.
stock always Also received for direct ship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4n5 Broadway, New York,
IVA Only Sole
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-The audience at the st.
Charles last night had the pleasure Of witnessing Miss
Avonia Jones upon the occasion OF her first appear
ance, on any stage in character which we predict
will hereafter be one Of her very best and most famous
that Of the Countess, in the play Of !" Love-"
Though she betrayed the diidence inseparable from
a first performance and some few shortcomings, in
other respects attributable to the circumstance
she nevertheless acquitted herself charmingly well in
the main, and pleased all.
Indeed. to take the demonstrativenes Of the audi
ence at full valuation, may say that, for first
performance, Miss Jones Countess was decided
triumph. In some Of the scenes, no experienced
actress could have been more effective and il the
young lady mistrusted her in any part Of the
play that mstFust must have been eectually put at
rest by the call that was raised for her at the close
and by the vocal and floral ovation with which she
was greeted when she came out She was finely sup
portsd by Mr.. Farren as Haon.
Tonight, Miss Jones is to appear as Lucy Ashton,
in The Bride OF Lalnmermoor character in
which she made her first appearance few nights
since. with the most decided success. Tonight, as
on the first OCCASION the old avorite, Charley Pope,
is to support her in the character Of Edgar Rauens
tcood The drama is intensely interesting, and the
loves Of Lucy and Edgar will be portrayed with
quisite beauty. Mrs. Farren and Ben DeBar are
afterwards to appear IN that ludicrous thing, in
which both are capital" The StageStruck Tailor"
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New Orleans, March IS lsss.
Mr. Coins have been using your 'Kaperapeumn for a
stua that have suffered the last eighteen years
ing during that time been operated upon by johnson Of ST.
Louis without have been induced try your a-
peapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate a speedy cure
AMOS HI HTOWRR,
Cont street. Robinson street
ms 2ptf New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-26

Fashionable Spring Clothing.
T. STRINGER &c CO.,
Camp Street
Are receiving their supplies Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
SUMNER CASHMERE SUITS, for business.
SILK MIXED e..
BLACK SINGLE MILLED CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
LIGHT CASHMERE PANTS.
FRENCH MERTNo o..
LIGHT SILK VESTS
FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS, etc.
GAUzE MERISo UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Isle THREAD e. e.
LINEN AND COTTON e. =. e.
New styles Of
CRAVATs, NECK TIES, etc,
We stl offering The remainder of stock Of Heavy
Winter Goods
mis- 2plm AT COST FOR CASH
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a. c. wAYLAND d CO.'S,

CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND oARoNDELET STREETS
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ON THE PLANoF SINGLE NUMBER
q, As5 PR Il H -
NEARLY OWE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEii
To be Drawn each Saturday In March.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of SlO0 approxmating $4,000 prize F60
4pri1es Of approxlnang $1,000 prize I,2o
4prlses Of go approxiuang 1000 prize 200
4prEes of I2J approxiuang 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approxiuang to 1000 prize 400
4prizes of 10 approprating 800 prize 800
prizes Of 80 approxmating to 1900 prize 200
5000 przes Of - IO0OO
Sass prizes amounting $4,000
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS Quarters, 50 50.
5000 FRIES $50 will determined by the last figure Of the
number the $4,000 prize For examples II the
number drawing prize ends with No. then all tho
tickets number ends in will be entitled TO S2a. II
the number then ali the tickets where the
Der ends In 2will be entitled to s2O and SO on TOO.
Certificate Package of 10 Whole
:. :. 10 Half ............ 40
:. =. 10 Quarter. ............ 20
=. 10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIF1CATFs
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordersd
receipt of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail
Purchasers can ending aay figure they may
designate
The list Numbers and Prizes will be sent to p1r
chasers immediately after the drawing
pz-Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office County and State
Ss-Remen Der that every Prize drawn and payable In
fsll, wihOut deduction
All communication strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either 10 saDue
Swan 4 Co., Augusta, Ca, or
SAM'L SWAN & CO., Box Sc s, Post-Ofiice,
fe27 2p&w New Orleans La.
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Spring and Summer
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING 4!
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
ALFRED nHUNROm q, CO.,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
Are in receipt and receiving by every steamship from
New York, CHOICE VARIETY Of
Superior Clothing
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
To which they invite the attention of their friends and
All WINTER CLOTHING Is NOV offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A fine assortment of PATENT YOKE SHIRTS in
store, and all sizes.
A fun assortment Of UNDER GARMENTS, Of every de.
scrptiOu.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
m22 2n6t "a Magazine street.
IS Camp street. IS
RPETIN Ct s,
At Very Low Prices!
OF every variety and style. Also, CURTAIN DAMAsKs
'''D L. ELKIN & CO.,
m22 2p6t So Camp street and 9 and IL Bank Place.
Kid GIOUes at Less than Cost!
GENTS coLoRED Is
LADIES' E. St....,....,... ................. / "
LION 4 PINsARD,
felo 2ptf GO and es Royal street. corner Beuvfls
Shelf Combs, She'll Combs.
JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh supply Of LADIES' SHELL aud IVORY COMBS,
of the latest Paris styles.
LION & PINsARD,
NILS 2pS Go and IS Royal street, corner Bisngrls
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v
Wsare constantly racsiug general assortment SIM Fur,
Cashmere Panama. Lezhorn. Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican AID
wool HATS. Stthe lowest market prces, by
FROST q CO.,
jyl3 2p&w No 10 Magazine street.
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Diseases orthe Throat and Lung

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Exchange Restaurant,

fA1AKKD DLOEKs IOWBk HIGHWAY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
THE WOULD ANNOUNCE
i to the citsens Of Council Dlu6s, and the public
in general that he has opened in this city RESTAU-
Rant BOARDING HOUSE, On Eastern Plan, and Is
now prepared TO up Ut all hours any the fol.
lowing dishes:
Beef Steak, Mutton Chops, veal Outlets, Oysters
Chickens, Turkeys, Birds, venison, Fish,
ut the shortest notice. and prices suit the times
lo-sm SIMON WHITE, Proprietor.
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For Sixty Days Only.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEING HARD Up FOR
meney, will make the following very liberal offer
TO his customers and olhes who may have the roady
CASH.
For the nex Sixty Days he will dispose Of his stock
Of watches, Checks and Jewelry, at
New York Cost for Cash!
He requests any one wishing to purchase for CASH,
to give him CALL andsee for themselves. He isforeed
70 sdopt this mode TO raise money 70 90 East.
A. ID. ROBINSON.
YfnGaaEl6IesIie< Es:t q IseeIls As:...
Ian 1o-pAO- ed ..... .
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SETTLERS. Z. III
A AZ 70 provide feF nsss Hbesal stay
II sxsoation On judgnssts 4 ~.
NJ. Thompson oppossd this bill q lsngth.
The bill was rejected. Ayes n, nays %.
Committse On Judiciary reported An Aci
70 prescribe the mode Of fofeclosinR mort.
gsges and rsdsening properly cold thereby,
with ameOdments. The Amemdments were
eoncurred ID and bill ordered TO : Third
reading tomorrow. s.
Also, An Act to define ard punish IL
crime of common barrstry and neintsnaaoe.
Ordered snRrossed for : third reading.
Also, An Act CONCERNING the foreclosure
"a = = q
Of the Code. Ordered enRroesed,
Comnittss on Military reported A. Aei
for tie orgaaisation and eoyesnmeat Of III
militia. 81
SENATE. IS
Va SArunDAY. Feb. Il.
rxrIopucrroN o. sILLs.
By Mr.. Louehridrs. on leave. 8. i. No.
a - bin for Tie encouragement q Axri.
culture. Referred.
BY Mr.. Kirkwood, with petition, J s. 7.
to Mechanics, Liens. passed last ses,ion.
(sxtsnds time 70 90 dsys.l Laid On tie =
Bic. IA
The Senate took up the bin regulating
terms Of Supreme Court and aftsr some
discussion, passed the Same.
Mr.. Grinnell moved 70 taks from table,
q M "a. an erk In ,,cl.f;nr IA intspn~f
an monsv aus an delinouent no. Arreed
to.
M. Ki,kvood moved "a amend nd that NO
land. .h.il ~ .old a, dsl;nonent No. Tor
th. r..t -, until Jnlv ls53 and eontinu.
inc ths r;sssnt rate 81 IS nsr osnt.
The bill was referred to select committee.
ssr.ts ."h.t;t,,ts To- r. r. IA 10. 5 b;ii
sor ths collect;on ~ Ss.ta Revsnue
n. sh;s h;ii ~. s.n.ts -srt into Can.
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'fssnisliue ~ coxney JsAgs ssshsdslA for
- fulfs gsia6ss. Ihs sssysstjea 81
10y - apfss ja1lIsg re- ~
-, = ~ nssdse splelsS q ~ sets.
Hewsvss, aitAssA, Il - ~ pssvisss
- sspPly ~ dsGsisssy, nssssthslssss aaA
even though ssr ssgssstiea nay ~ bsrs-
gardsd, " know ~ i sddilisa y ths
queries alrssdy propossSsd, hspsopls vaat
information spoa ne following points:
/. Amount Of rsvssas resolved into H.
County Trsassly, sad fssa uhAs ssssosss
= Anesst szpsadsd, aad fse w. par
Iposssf
8. Amount Of tar dss the Ststs fron the
County,
4 1. Amount Of money expended upoa
Coasty Inprevsnsnts : md BY WHOM. "
i 5. Tho conditions u he Swamp Lard
Funds9
4 s. u il ssssrsp and Il not, hsvs any sssps
been taken to make it 90?
I. Have the necessary steps besn taken 70
secure to tho county, IN account OF tns seses
and loans made BY J. H. SaEssAs, Acting
County Judge? Or i the County to b .
loser thereby.
. In short, they want . full exhibit Of the
, condition Of everything in any way connect
!. ed with the management Of the affairs Of the
[ County-it was promised them, and they
J demand it. II was for this purpose Judge
Mr. was elected, and something moro is
asked for, than mere statement, that no is
. willing to give the people all the information
that may be Of any interest to them. The
people will mot be satisfied with the verbiage
Of the organ in relation to this matter-it
is not enough that the organ essays to ridi-
Guile the statements No made last week-it
, il not enough thaaths County Judge through
his organ, asserts that W must prove those
things-the people look to him for intormd-
tion on The subject. Shall they have it9
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The people Of Council Blum seiamorous for
hibit Of the financial aars Of the bounty, but
satisfaction from his honor, who sits high his pet
~ throne, and whistles at their impoftunities Away
with this one man power.-Des Noises CJtSea.
So We say-ssaway with this one man
away with the Office of Coun-
ty Judge, and give US in its stead Board Of
Supervisors, and Probate Judge. As it
10 now, County Judges possess more pow
or than the President Of the United States.
They audit all observation-disclosures all mon
ies-adjudicate all probate aGairs- build
roads, bridges, county buildings, and pre-
enption pens-appropriate County funds to
their own private uses, and 90 on to the end
Of the chapter, and NO one has right 70
say, stwhy do you so," or to call in qaes-
tion the justice Of their proceedings. "Away
with this one man powsr!!'
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4. A. Smith,
q. o. NvTT. "a. raIrlr. q Ar..,--
Merchants Exchange Bank
II. C. MUTT s. CO.,
Co,.u~;y Rl.,H. 49,

4 4 =
a FONEYs RECEIVED or DEPOSIT psy.,,, a.
1v1 demand or II specned date, with q wifhc.t -
terest, ~ per agreement with Aspositsu
Irznsfefabie Certiacstes Of Deposits tssusd ut -
sired. 5s4 Ezs5E = -
We draw direct on New York, Boston, Hls6etp>i,
Detrot and ChcssO and have also perfected -
ment BY which re issue Drafts and LeSteu a rs1it -
the principal Dsukers in One Hundred snd Fiftysev.
Cities Of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa snd Raste,. II.
Exchange
We receive orders to Buy saA sen a Ceup,..i..
Zeal Estate in Iowa or SebTaska
Invest 4ooey for Capitalists, anA DQy "a aasl La
Warrants 1t current rates.
3EFElENcEe:
LIZ HuRAYA CO, n City GREkx, fnonAa Co.
DAExEL Co, Hhila., p. CooLDAroN InooGs
VEAMONf BANK, Month, 1 Dprlinetea Iova
Vermont. WA11EN Co. DAxK. nh
aAnvET kINo, ESQ, Boston DAVID 4 HnEsfox 4 o
L. g. BERRY Co. Adrian, Detroit NieAien-
Michigan. fs90u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-20


Memorial to Congress praying for a grant
Of land to aid in the construction Of rail.
road from the Missouri River ria the South
Pass to Washington Territory.
An Act to amend an act to establish Re.
corders Office in the city of Keokuk.
An Act to repeal portion Of section 2705
Of the Code. This bill repeats that portion
Of the Code, which provides that no one but
tine husband or wife can enter complaint in
cases of adultery. The bill was passed.
An Act prescribing the manner Of taking
acknowledgements in certain cases.
An Act to confer on townships the right
to elect additional Justices Of, the peace.
Joint Resolution asking Congress for 4
grant Of land to aid in the construction of
railroad from the Mississippi River to Man.
kato, Minnesota.
An Actregulating the sale Of poisons. On
Saturday the House added an amendment to
the bill, chasing adultsrated liquors among
poisons. Mr.. Willard said that hs consider.
Cd this amendment would open the door for
an evasion Of the liquor law,-and that BY
labelling liquors poisons, any amount could
be legally sold, and he should oppose the
bill. Mr.. CLARK, Of Dubuque, said 10 favor
cd the principles Of tho bill, but - it was
sncumbezed, be should oppose Il. The bin
was rejected. Ayes %, Noes a..
Or motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the House