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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
TINTED STATES REVENUE
II
oFrIoE CoLLa. TOR IATERSA1 REVENUE, ,
Iaru I-Iarnrrr q nuEl IN n.E n

OFTICE JOLLH I0R INTERNlL RETlNUR,
18Th DISTRICT, CLEVELAND, Oct. ~.
To supply the essing demands for Stamps, have
made arrangements to keep o nHnd iul aud COM
pc assur Of all kinds required by law, within
. reasOrAbls time ter the Government shall de-
liver tlen. Al orders from abroad must stare spe-
cIncslly the kiEd Of stamps wan ed, aid bo accom-
pani with cash IN United stajes funds. They
wall be il-d In order Uf receipt, and discount o.
and One-half per cent will be made (ps, able in
ztamps} upon al Sans Of Que Hunured DOllaIs and
upwsId~. Local del tors will be allowed per
csut. discount On sums Of s5O and b. supplied IN
their order. RICHARD q. PARSUNS,
Oct3ORfLg Collect r
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sPeciAt aGTlcES.


Dr. Graham,
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians,
London, Englandi Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant Of Paris, London,
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his once ~ the johnson House. where hs
viii b. hGppy meet all those who are aicted With
subaeuie or chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely diFerent from the old
plan, and Is ud, stloaei0us and effective. Bis medi-
simply vegetable extracts ard obs, that have
been used but b. othsr physicians IN Amer
ioa besides himself lie has spent the greatest part
oE his life and thousands OF dollars In obtaining
fsS secrets in his Frofion. lie tests the urine foE
al fUrms Of disease. No charge for giving ell IN
honest and trus statement OF their case.
SPEEMA1ORHGA.
To YoUNs MEN he can prgvs 70 you In a few min
utss that lie a the only physician sou trudled
with that cures hi disusss. k0r every pefient who
viii foll bis droc,ioos, be viii give hundred
dollars Il b. fsils In cu ing this DISEASE No chKrEp
made Tor cOn>glLziion- 1hOs- AZ distance who wish
vial o. URINE BY malt, sth name and age, and he
will answer and describe .hoir case and the possib
~ getting relief, BY enclosing return postags
stamp sePtza:4lg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

Hull 5NAA9 NH N@sN -N--0''
Mz4FHIs, October Il, 1861.
Mas. RoUsR-DBAR MADAM:-The Al
boxes, IL barrels and keg shipped by
your Society September 9th, reached me
on Saturday, the 1lth, all right. l have
been distributing them yesterday and to-
day as they are called for. The diferentreg
iments, as far as have been able to see
them, are anxious to avail themselves OF
these manifestations Of your kindness. l
tell you, they are much needed l wish
there had been more quilts. Owing to the
Government having to supply the new
Ievies, the regimental hospitals arc unable
to get blankets, and the nights are becom-
ing quite cool. Indeed, the weather for a
few days past, Is much like pleasant Ooto-
ber weather on the lake shore,-oomforta-
BILE days and chilly nights. will not
enumerate all the articles We want, as all
kinds Of things you send can be used here
and at Helena 70 advantage, 80 please send
me as large an invoice as you can spare,
at your earliest convenience. Woolen
stockings are beginning to be in demand.
Can you send me some? l enclose the re-
csipt accompanying the invoice.
Res specially,
R. C. HOPKINS,
Agent Sanitary Commission
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NOTICE.

dissolution OF CO-PART-
IL kEaSHIP.-rhe oo-psrtnership heretofore
eXis ing between the undersigned, un1er The firm
h MAJ hews B Kimberley, Is this day discover b.
mutual agreement. II. MATHEWS,
EhEDk. KIMBERLEY.
H. A. ~ n Ai4thaus 4 KiulbsrlsY. haYIns hss..
dissolved as BY thu auoT- notice. the under
Will continue the business o. the late hrm, No. 70
osLsJR4I9 5Hiltt5 FREDERICK KIMBERLEY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

4 DMtNlSTRAT0R'S SALE
"A There Will bs sold, at the Court House IN Iht
civ of Cleveland, the 4th ds' Of NoYemb-r, 49,
Al Ia O'cl ck A. NJ the following personal property
eonginE to the If AhzG Merchant dece ased t.
wit "a shar-s OF stock In the ST. Clair Street Gravel
Road Company 20 shares OF stock in the Cleveland
Medira a Tuscarawas Raiir, Bd Company; shares
or so < in the Lake Erie I, lagraph Company.
CcJOb-r Is, 1852 AARON MEhChAhT,
a, Is,aIy ENRrutnr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
OARP FO19 OTJR gfOR AND W0UNDBIl.


WEEKLY EXHIBIT OF THE TRANsAc-
TIoNs OF THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
AND THE CONDITION OF THE HOSPITALS.
The editor of this paper having kindly
placed part Of Saturday mornings issue
at the service of the Soldiers Aid Society,
we gratefully accept the offer, thoroughly
approaching the advantages that will ac-
crue to our work from having this stated
means Of advancing its interest with the
public.
To our branch Societies, therefore, and
to all our friends, we take great pleasure
in announcing that portion of this page
Of each Saturday mornings Leader will
hereafter he occupied by matter having di-
rect bearing upon our work, and it shall
be our aim to use these columns for the in
formation and encouragement Of those
whom We hope to attract into our circle Of
duties.
The correspondence Of the Central sOci-
ETY. has now become SO extensive that it is
impossible to reply with desirable prompt
ness to the inquiries made ofus-to return
to each Branch Society, in writing, more
than mere formal acknowledgment Of its
donatiOns-or to impart by letter full in
formation concerning the forwarding and
distribution of the goods entrusted to US
but by means of this weekly published rec
ord, we hope to do more justice to ouI
Branches in this respect, and we beg OF
them to rely upon US for giving notice Of
all important changes in the preparation
of hospital supplies, and of the increased
demand for any particular article Of cloth
ing, DeduIng or diet.
We shall report weekly the names ant
condition of the soldiers received at th'
depot hospital, and shall endeavOr tt
make known anything Of interest occur
ring at the hospital at Camp Cleveland
and shall publish the letters and repOrt
Of the agents in the field.
In attempting this weekly exhibit
sanitary work in the department in whicl
we labor, we feel that we are only dOini
an act of justice to those who are jOine'
with us in this good cause, and by who's
cordial cooperation and bOundlesS iber
ality the Soldiers Aid Society of North
ern Ohio has been enabled to send s.
much com fort to the hospitals Of our army
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

CARE OF TuB WOUNDED At PEERTvILLB.
The following report just received from
DR.. A. n. Read, Inspector United States
Sanitary Commission, will be read with
much interest by all, and especially by
those having friends among the wounded
IN ,bis racent hattle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
FROM MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR.. Hopkins of this city, who is now
acting as agent Of the Sanitary COmmis-
sion, sends US the following:
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THR UNDERsIGNED. ALEBREwERs.

ia the city uf Cleveland, would re- pecIfully IN
tom th5ir numerous customers aud the trade gentr
y, that, from and after tbis date the price Of Alc
will bo follows viz: Xxx Tor present use ale. s7
per barrel XXX (Or stock ale S5,0U per barrel and
torter s-uO per b. rrol Owing 10 the avy national
tax aud license, and the grgH advance the Prics Of
barley. malt, h. rps and labor, are compelled ~
make the above advance Of one dollar per hEriel.
cash. All orders or ale TO receive attention
must Dc accompanied b. he cash.
n B. Customers Will plea.o pay Particular aften.
ion AID Teturn casks as soon al empty.
L. D. stone, Agent m. iucss, -.
}. n HuSheS, q. L. Gehring, -
u. Lloyd : 20, Adam schuman, =
II. I. spar. John A. BislOp, -
J. ; W pol q Co., J. II. Mack, -
John KiudEYzlsr o., Phillip Griebsl.
4. l.. Allen, L. Scala her. go
CieFel4nd, Oct. q, ls62. n~t0a-ti9a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
NTOTIOE To BRIDGE BUILD

NOTICE To BRIDGE BUILD
LII =. rop0sais will be received At the Utfct
u ue City Civil Engineer until J. Il November nth
-d1 i0T b,ilains Truss Bridge aud the approaches
over tae Canal at the loot o. Eagle street.
The plA aud specification eau be seen at said En-.
Eiucer 0.iUe.
Tue o ard Of City Improvements invite ths sub
mission oi bids roseryins the right TO accept
Q. D. BISHOP,
ocszz.5I5 CIV Cs~a F-e-ss.oeF.
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PlAHOS,
KNABE'S PIANOS. e
IA nK r.
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 Euclld-St., Cleveland, Chic,
Keeps constantly on hand = large assortment Of
p | A n D s,

From the celebrated mandatory OF WM. EEABE
& CO., Baltimore These Planes have the full Iron
frame, Overstrung bass and all the latest improve
ments and tor volume and eyenness tone, easy and
agreeable action, durability, finish, superior
20 any other manufacture All intending 10 F-I
Piano, should TAIL TO these instrumsss 6ser
purchasing elsewhere.
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To Messrs. WM KNABE & TO, Baltimore IL can
not but congratulate you UpOn the immense prOgrsE
md improvements which you continually make o.
,Our Pianos, which In my OPINION, rank among Ia
Tsry best In The country n. SIEAkuSCH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

Mrs. B. RoUsE-DEAR MADAM:-Enclos-
ed please find receipt for Al boxes, sc bar
rels and kegs received this day, as per
your invoice of October 7th. The goods
came to hand in first rate order, and elm
mediately re-shipped to COrinth. Ere you
receive this, they will have been applied to
the direct purpose for which they were in
tended. Dr. Wsrriner is at present in
Corinth, and will give his personal atten-
ton to their distribution.
Very Respectfully yours
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DMlNISTRATORIS SAl

RAxyRT, BAezUs EssEs Pltd's AtD $.
octZ2.4Ib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

.oms y. ron, whom they had previously seen in
New.York. and the greeting was eAceeo'
iuclv fri .ndly and hearty on both SIDES
Another paragraph states that on little "iomn'yS
health being ash ed after, the answer was gwen tna
" Tommy " WAS dead. We are truly sorry to near
it. Possibly there may be come error, or perhaps II
vas grim Joke Of the respondent, for it IS recoroed
that he laughed ourrageousy on giving the 'niorina'
ton. We should sincerely regret TO hear OF any
harm to the bright and clever little fellow. lie was
terribly malgpsd in this country, and made ion VI
without any ambition for such distinction on Dis
"a I. lie was simply child in years, andespeca''yso
IN manner He was affectionate and honest-hearted,
and winning beyond expression TO those who gained
hs confidence. His smartness, which people pr''Seu
WA the least Of his attractions. Ih' dehcacy VI
feeling and the gentle grace which be always pre-
served amid many temptations, were tho real causes
~ the consideration lie received from those VINO
knew him best.
Let us not forget that we are speaking Of present
affairs in London, 10. past events in Washington
Public entertainments this season are unusually pro-
Life. Meyerbeer being in London, Mr.. eye, the
manager of Covent Garcen Opera, has complimen'ed
him by bringing out "Dinorah' and "The Prophet
Mde. Didite, long New-York favorlte, was the
prima donna in the latter work. The other opera
house, in the Hsymarket. is occupied by the Mar
chiso sisters. two ladies who, having conquered the
artistic part of Europe are understood to DO sshins
cOr new worlds to vsnqush, and to be turning their
eve. toward America Miss Adeina Patti has resp
pesred. wi a success rvaling her early London TIL
umph, and Ir. Mario is renewing his youth anu
popularity At tue thesters the same attractions ID
those We spoke Of las: week continue AT the minor
places, the Easter buresques are in operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

-, ,,h...-J I'M Allow no man 10 impeach ny Loyalty
81. csryrwSrt and peciay sll not ouose ne Membey
49, p..rsv,a aio rho has unqualified htmseg % N" fcf
-, aotSino eroepf tie defeaw Of Mfeve"
w NJ RILrY-I assert that that language was
not uttered here or noted by the reporters OF this
W"r.e--l mean the lest part Of it. The ffrSt part
CTS on the notes of the re ,orter. wish TO state
that did not hear any OF The remarks. The corn'
mepd4city Of the denial Of the fact that Coob and
Floyd and Thompson and Toucey were members Of
James Buchapan's Cabinet. aid that they perpe-
trsed the outrages which designated. say the
country at large every man, will recognize the mem
dacity of that denial; and l add that the man who
could thus furtvely incorporate language Of that
kind into public report 10 coward and scoundrel.
The SPkaKER-The gentleman is not in order, and
win take his seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

Hide. 6dt,c y N, Tslow. SaoiSc Caves, fcm s3 oeO
~ each; Cali Skins. sGse. Y ID ''e''
10 so ~ .t,v include nothing bur tne
NJ B-Beef E,trs and @ q"Ass ssoad quality include. The
bet & a. .s 70: best :Id ad a. .A s.:
Sss"a ses Ordinary consists OF Buns 'A' 'A'
lots. and When those OF infcStes
quality thrown out over the Grsnd Trunk and Eastern ks
Ins vrs the Boston and Lowell and 20 over the
burg a.. 49,. an Improvement In the msTkettc
REssnk VA. n,ors Cattle ard some q very nns qas1
shedd Q, so ~ cwt % u Ct shrink Mr.. Eddy soo
and II. ior s6 shrink and % mia
20 - sn ~ cvt Othm Cattle sold ABOUT VIC '""V
o ioa - a. A. cwt higher than l,s, ~eeh: ,
"Osa I'D Ave, .Od sshey = shsg than last @"N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
The receipts of the Morris Canal for the week
Inc.csss In 1902. fscaI :,
/. C,ncinnati Ga.et,c OF tho 2sih saws:

THE Cincinnati GGrcHc OF tho 2Sh says:
The money market conf nues very dull C,mnorcs paper
sells At from 10 10 = cent Bankers generally adhere t. th-
latter hsuc but choice paptf De placed at 0dj cent
osns have been made for and two years cent
hec has bocu feeling IN tac gold market lof Two
days past and prices unsettled but generally higher Ii
is held hero dic prem, but dealers not willing TO
icy much 2ic though Dc IL obtaInaba Ia
aud even 3.c. pIe,n. has been paid.
The Ner- Orleans True Delta, ooh inst, has
the annexed comprehensive article upon The currency
trouble OF that clty
The proclamation OF Cen Butler nhhitns to the banks OF
bonds oh ons for Confederate bills bonds and
the aDy bill isson payable la Confederate
has elected call upon their dopositrs from sons OF
the bsnAs wherein IL demanded tho Withdrawal OF the do
post. 10 their vaults. -
This call painted by qualities alton or ca sson
challenge, attention Il has Produced very natural eoun'
nation The readers OF his journal and the public gene
scarcely require reoapulttion In these columns %
employ cd hen the commission OF an so
selod aud ibde-nsblo bankruptcy upon tue psi o. @
bans Institutions OF this city, with one anc -
Ia September last sinadycrd upon the njusee '"'
stupidity aud tho turpi1odo of the
They will Iecoect characterized the Pvoesops ~
equally stupid aud dishonest stupid because sle ps nus,
10 igroant beg ond eLaggostion II tnry 'nIpoeoa ' ~
would bring fuinous consequences upon 'h'"o' N
dlahonsst m the extreme iOr bi-ikns ialn u''H
uJ.,J I. wautouncss-with theT cIeJHo' NC Voc
then nnssilrd Of tho Confederate STAIRS
had hoen procured without ooeu. W
itself tho fnuasufD--.Of oar ''h"'e. w
hal probably be denounced enemy OF h"h iA' h.n
n,oud and ashuEon Governments. because sV"aS a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
Elrccinia Of Py0daes.

MAY % -is go bbls Flour. 6l3 bos Corn ncs 5W evs
Cor, Meal ~ b1s Whisky, i9Ocv oush What I'oN
Rye 200 psx. Provisions u pigs Ashes COO pAsA Lssa
and 20 Args Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
Csm,xidre Caulc Market.
RsponrEp SoR 1Hx n. I

NAr'n'AD ''~ " ' MAY 2s lisa
Who, number Of Cst,le At market t4'i shout 4S nsevs
sud a, stores CONSISTING of orAs ofrn 'en w" s"s
one two, and three year old - se -sz,x- a. a,,s
Patcys o, MAKEsr BKKv.-EItA 90 .'qe w un'
quality s6 20. second quality - Ia' U.sa aay 500.
Ana Cow, and Caves from I2' s'S 20 ~, iss
-. - rwo.vesr.oss none, Tbreeyesrods s!i 10 sss
n,t 49, ,n,b, tle ss market; proes II lets 1eS
81 rSp.r, s,rr. 44sS 5c--or hou IL - tie w'
spt.ns Lambs, $685. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

The acised words appear the notes Of the reporter
for 1ae Globe In the handwriting Of Mr. Voorhees,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26
The North Iowa Trade.

The northern counties of Iowa, and the
southern counties Of Minnesota, will OK.
port through McGrcgor during the year
products to the value Of sir million dollars,
and in return, will purchase supplies to
nearly the same amount. This vast amount
Of productive wealth will either find its
way down the Mississippi to st. Louis, or
by rail either to Milwaukee or Chicago, as
inducements shall be offered to get it.
The spring season is just opening, and
before this issue Of the TINES gets fairly to
its destination the ice will probably be run
ming out and the packets plying up and
down the river. We suggest to the bust
ness men Of these points that this is ia
vorable time to move for this trade, either
through agents, or cards in the papers, or
both, as may seem best 10 them. .'.
We offer the TINES to the business men
Of these cities as the paper having the lar.
gest circulation in Northern Iowa, and be-
ing therefore the best advertising medium.
Cards or advertisements conspicu usly in
serted at reasonable rates. So.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

.HJohn G. Giles was yesterday, doth
inst.,) arrested for swindling the govern
ment.-zeeiegraphic Dispatch.
What are we coming to when robbery of
the government is regarded as crime p
It is truly q singular proceeding, and one
heretofore unheard of in the conduct of the
war, and is gross interruption Of very
honorable % occupation.
But We regret that there are no specifi-
cation in the charge. We are unable to
tell whether he has committed the gross Of.
fence Of selling hay al light weight, or the
nominal imprudencc Of pocketing quarter
million Of new treasury notes out Of some
clothing or supply contract. If he has
been so centcmptibiy mean as to cheat the
government out of = few cents, as Smith
ers would say, let his name be as "Manas-
sas arajpanassas. Let him be visited with
that Righteous indignation which just
government knows how to infict upon a
dcspicablc swindler.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

New GooDs.-Thc first Of the season.
Hammerslough Bros, arc in receipt OF
their spring importation of new and hand
some styles Of ready made Clothing for
mems and boys wear, to which they invite
the attention of the buyer that visits the
McGregor market.
They have also very large stock Of
Calicoes, Denims, Muslins, Shcctings, Cas-
sinett, Cottonade, Boots and Shoes which
they offer to the trade at lower prices than
they can be purchased at any other place
in McGregor. We sell and buy exclusive.
ly for Cash, and will sell with the smallest
possible advance above eastern prices, to
all who may favor us with their custom
Hammerslough Brothers, North Side Pub.
lilo Square, McGregor, Iowa.
p. S.-Big red Sign over the door.
#@f ..'' 1W)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

BULLY ron "OLD ABE."-Thc following
item which appeared in the Washington
correspondence Of the Aauch Chunck
Dsmocrat, we arc inclined to credit, from
the fact that it is in consonance with the
well known nature Of the man. Itappears
that IS soon As it Was known among the
Washington politicians that Mr.. Lincoln
had appointed Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary
Of War, large delegation of radical Re-
puhlicans called upon him and Indignantly
protested against the appointment of q
Democrat to so importanta position. "Old
Abe" heard them in silence, and when they
had concluded broke the silence and tcrmi-
mated the interview with this remark: "Gcn.
tlemen,I have been considering the question,
for some time, whether l would have four
Democrats and Jsss Republicans in my Cab
met, o. Nee Democrats and four Republi-
cans. Il ! could find fur more Demo,
Gratis just like Stanton, id il wouldn't
appoint thcm.''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

Life Insurance. . .
Those desiring this safest amdcheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion
ger matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin as in Conncc-
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment ut
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that of the most "unprece-
dented,"w would cordially invite all our citi-
zens to call at the Office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. S. s. DAGGETT, Pres't.
A.W. KELLOGG, Scc'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80 1861 vi.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26
Iowa Legislature.
CONDENSED from the daily reports.
nrc Morruc Morch 1

DEs MONIES, March IL.
SENATE.-Sen. Estcl introduced large
petition praying that the State printing be
let to the lowest bidder, or else that the
price paid be reduced SO per cent. We
arc not aware of the compensation given to
the State printer, but we are in favor of
disposing of the public printing to the low
est bidder, and hope the prayer of these
petitioners will not be in vain Eds
HoUsE.-Mr. Martin introduced two
petitions praying for reducing fees of State
printer, or letting printing to lowest bid
der.
Mr.. Lorah also presented petition of
the same nature.
Bill fixing tax Of five per cent. on salaries
and incomes was passed.
MARCH 13.-SENATE.-Sen. Smiths H.
quor bill was taken up and passed.
HoUsE.-Mr. Wilson, of Pottawattamie,
offered resolution to authorize the Gov
ernor to send a Commission Of three per-
sons to look after the wounded Iowa SOL
diers at Sugar Greek, and that the persons
appointed be Physicians and not members
of the General Assembly. Adopted.
MARCH 14.-SENATE.-On motion of
Sen. Hammer, the McGregor city Court
bill was taken up; the amendments Of the
House concurred in and the bill passed.
HOUSE, Mr.. Lorah presented petition
for the reduction Of the price paid for State
printing.
Mr.. Gault introduced four petitions Of
like nature.
The Clerk read Senate File No. SO; q
bill for an act for the establishment Of the
Courts Of McGregor, Clayton county,
Iowa. The rules were suspended and the
bill passed.
MARCH 15.-SENATE.-On motion of
Sen. Hammer, the vote passing the Nc.
Gregor City Court bill, was reconsidcred
On motion of Sen. Ainsworth, the bill
was laid on the table.
MARCH H. SENArE.-Th House bill in
regard TO the location of county seats was
amended so that vote to relocate shall not
be taken once in three years.
Sen. Esteb introduced petition praying
for reduction Of price of state printing.
HoUsE.-Mr. Braccwell presented Pc
tition in favor Of letting the State Printing
to the lowest bidder,--or reducing the pre-
sent cost of the same.
A petition was also presented for a tax
on cats
The bill for the establishment of Court
at McGregor was amended SO as to take
effect after publication in the Des Moines
papers, and in this condition it passed.