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SOCIETY NOTICES.

"A PUBLIC MEETING OF Tur YOt-;G
Hel'- rrtl o. va how femme ,rco tc.ac, So. '
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EATliER MATHEW I. 4. Il. SOCIETY.
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RATHER MATHEW 7. A. Il. SOCIETY,
No. D. y. " Nill hold their reru'ar ~ lac m, 81,
lnR me evcniut Ncinc dan. At their h.Il, co d.
carroll and HaIdou. SINGING by Nesaf, Colo rsc.r.
1ihh,n Hll .. hc ~. Nude GU the pi,ro fo,fU H.
i .S5 So y HAYWARD, Pies" JANIS CAS3rtg,
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THEMEMBERS OF COLUMBIAN LODGE
40. ~ J. ard 4. w., are hereby ,utnmousI To
egs AZ Ineir lodgo room cor Of 4th and Gcoue So
Dn -d,a W a. o'co't ?. M preoe, lor tn,
VI ~ 81 n,snain" he inuo al OF our l'ic brother
IIih si W s.d SMITH D. order OF tho II. GRO MI
on, sec ~
NE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCl-
,ey' 40. y WI hold their REGULAR Tcursrnnce
mnceunc ms "Wednesday evCI!nr, n o'co.k at
ihrlr Iall, ao3 Eisi lgih a. speakiu, b. Ncssrs W
=. = and'll md John NrGrsth Sing'nr Nv Mrssra
" nhhan, w All orih, Sash, I've nj othcrp Tho
Ssueis wiz meet ~ the Hall AZ o'clock T.. NJ ANY
uW Wsent ron the meeting to-nrht, viii io ~
GMuel nom TIC pruccarion on the 10Th OF O,'oi or
PAih. LAMB, Pest. WN. O'BRlES. Rec. scc. I'D
'TRANSFlGURATlOE Il. G. r. 4, b. So
l. cioty viii hold special meeting mi, " eInts .,
evching, Sept. 2Ith. a. I O'clock AImpf,hcrs ara
hereby noied 10 attend a. lu.irc.rot i'm por' spcs
!, ~, T. e trNnse. ted. JOHN Mcbride Peat PATH
OCONNOk. Rec. sec. liz -"
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ARTICLES EOH sAll..

GRAMS FOR sALE-AT THE BREWERY,
" % GIeonwich ave, cor Wet 18th q. Is,
IVORY NUIS-A CHOICE LOT OF ROUND
Macdclela Nuts suitable Tor tuning, 10. .sie Al
10 Water ST. ny stairs, aGI
TO SLGAR MANUFACTURERS-F
Il Havana tobacco wrIpqe.s AMI ilers. ieal Nueltn
Apeyo Tor sale low, al JOSE ENRIQUE DE SAN
TOs, ~ CedaI a.. 81!
TINMEN'S MACHINES FOR SALE. APP
l. ply for days until sold At 3-4 Mongoe st. 10
oIDTypP MFTAIwANTFn- Apply
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W ILL VI NDIOIT, AIIIH-O. NOE.
. IIChath1m j. rolls, r'J .Il % f.t..,..,
t'Dcf snd hAinrcs 81 TIE Lluo. t.1.g "a ,....I:
i-pul' tnslish cor pump, co.po. ..ca,u.o. cad.
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flour and Grain.
The Hay Market.

INV IoEK, Sept 90, 1865.
There IL no change in the market iUf hu, Gag
quoted today A. 6Ja6Jc lor .h.lp ~, Gni I5aoJG or
TotaiI la'H.
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NiORMATION WANTED OF CATuARINE

nav 'nE cit hcr bed and ho4ru wi'h0I caus "
/ ot ocauoA on my p.rt, / 40 49, al persons fon
n, o,thh 1s un'-.u hel ahe tbs La'c. SAM 1.
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NILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.

For CONSUMPTION, 1t is the only reliable
remedy known 1t has in thousands Of instances
restored tents that seemed past hope of recu, erv;
and in tens OF thousands has arrested the disease
in IT, primary stages, and restored tln patient to
robust health.
BRONCHITIS. Its effects in this troublesome
di'race are very marked. 1t is necessary to per-
sist in lis use for a considerable length ct time.
FEMALE DEBILITY. To sustain and augment
the VITAL forces; to make new, rich, aud pure
blood: to huill up the nervous system; To restore
energy 10 the mind and body, nothing eau lie better
adapted than this preparation.
In Asthma General Debility, Enaciation. Coughs,
at is a reliable remedy. Nine. temtls OF the eases
where 1t Is supposed to TAIL ,impl, arise from the
remedy being abandoned before its beneficial effect,
became obvious. b. careful and get the genuine.
manufactured only by 4. d. WILBOR, Chemist,
l6G Court Street. Boston.
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MANNER Of DISTRIBUTION

CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
Value, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed, One Of these Envelopes,
containing the Certificate Order TO- some arti-
cles, (tcorh al least dollar at retail will be sent
by mail to any address. without regard to choice
on receipt of % cents. The purchaser will see
what Article II draws, and its value, which may
be from One to Five Hundred Dollars, and can
then send One Dollar and received the Article
named or any other on the list of the same value
and after seeing the article II it does not give per-
feet satisfaction we desire 1t to be m-ediately re-
turned and the amount pail will be refunded.
BY this mode We give selections from a varied
stock Of fine goods, Of the best make and latest
STYLES and OF intrinsic worth, at a nominal price,
while all have chance Of securing articles Of the
very highest value.
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certi-
fcatc postage and doing the business, the sum OF
Twenty-Five Cents, which must lie enclosed In the
order. Five Certificates will lie sent for 81 ;
eleven for %; thirty for %; sixty-dve for $40
one hundred for S15.
Parties dealing with us NAV depend on having
prompt returns, aud the article drawn will be i'm
mediatey sent to any address by return mail or
express. .t... II .la 81 "
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases.
Write your Name, Town, County and State
plainly. and address
.|J SELDEN 4 co,
s,3m "a Courtlandt ST., New York.
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ZOAHZ.
IODINE WATER. A pure s.

ODlNE WATER. A Pure Solution
4 If Iodine. Without a Solvent. Son,,..t l,,r IN,
Cnen'i~tS and III, ,Icar> for the last 10 YEAR.
Discovered 10y DR.. II. Andres, after 10 wear, of
scientific research and experiment.
The most astonishing Cures have followed its U.s.
IN cases oil ScRoFuil, both hereditary and ar,liir-
ell. All. KINDS or iirMoRs. CoN,uMPrIoN Nj A.
ARtous FEvER>, RlitLMArGsM. FEMu. Wr,K-
NsSNIs, DisrirsIA, MEHCrRIAi. DISEASES and all
tlo'e dStrcSsih. complaint, arising from "A BAD
STATE ~ riiE BI.pop CHRONIC DISEASES. tlut
have hatllcd the best medical skill often Weld to
the subtle influence Of this remarkable lnedcine.
1t Is the most powerful NITALiZING Agent AND
RESTORATIVE known. L. effects often seem mira
culons. PAMPHLETS sent free. Price Il bottle.
or i Tor -. Sold ny all Druggists
Address DIR. ii. ANDlRS \ co, Physicians
and Chemists, 42S broadway, New York
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d RANDRETHS PILLS A GENE
ID RAJ ASSISTANT OF NAfI'RF

What is health2 What is dsci>e2
Health Is when the supply and expenditure are
equal. Disease when the supply aud expenditure
unequal
BRANDRETHS Pills impart certain expul-
sive powers to all matters in the body whose lie
is below the standard Of the surrounding party, or
which have remained longer than the time nature
designed. So in levers and all that class Of cases
which soon run into modification BRASDRETH's
Pulls have marvellous curative qualities Our
bodies are continually changing, aud it is by this
change we live. Should matter remain in organs
beyond the time nature designs, pain and inham-
nation set in which is nothing more than a pre-
paratory effort for good. AL Bandreth's Pills
are supposed from the results to do is simply
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE.
13;jw
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V a chance 10 obtain any Of he ADORE
articles FOR One Dollar BY purchasing seal
ed enpeiope for % cts.
G9' fh'e Sealed Envelopes will lie sent for 81 (;
EleSen'for az Thir'y iOr 50 Sixty five for $40 !;
One Hundred Tor SIS.
AGENTS WANTED EVEYWHERE
Our patrons are desired to send United states
money when 1t Is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed 10 our
Box 57o6, Post Office, for greater safety. r p
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
case he accompanied by the CASH with the name
OF the person sending, and Town, County and
State plainlv written. Letters sboud lie addressed
to the Managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT 4 co.
l3:3me Box 300, Post Office, New York
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ERRoRS OF YOUTH.

IL A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions
discretion and came rear ending his days in hope
less misery will, for the sake OF suffering man,
send to any ons afflicted, the simple means used
by him which effected cure In a few weeks. after
the failure Of numerous nicdiciues. Send directed
envelope and stamp arid II will cost YOU nothing
Address EDGAR TREMAISE,
-'-'' Station l.. l2sth St..
sT:sp Es~ York CITY ,
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NEW YORK SILVER MINING co.
DE NEVADA

Capital $3.50, oOO Shares 800. 1000 Shares in
treasury; 1000 for sne. Price $40 per
Shares $50 per Share after Aug. list.
Stock full paid and no individual liability. Com1
panv organized under T. e General Law Of the
State Of New York. with board of trustees If
honorable. Christian business men, in whose mau-
agement tile stockholders may have nnounded
confidence that they will do all that can he done
to make investments sale and profits large.
We expect this stock will he Mt par within one
year. and making dividends of from to per ct.
on the par value of the stock per mon h In GoLp.
ANY Gle. gvman. Insurance Agent or Cashier hf
Bank is authorized to receive money and forward
it, to whom a liberal commission will lie allowed.
Certificates will be returned the receipt Of funds.
Stock for sale at the Atlantic Bank. New York, X.
W, Il. freeman, Cashier; and Mt he office OF the
Company. We refer to the officers of the Cam
pany, to r. w r. FRFrMAS Esq, Cashier of tho
Atlantic Bank 142 Broadway, or HERMAN CAMP,
Esq. % Nassau street.
Our machiucrv Is bought and will be soon upon
the ground and We expect to lie taken out aud
reducing one silver bullion at the net profit o
$1,000 per day, or $1,000 600 per annum. thus
Doubling our whole capital in one wear. II YOU
would get any Of this stock you must subscribe
quickly.
THOMAS SPROUL, President
S. Il. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
Office: 80 Broadway, over the Am National
Bank.
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{ OWE AND MATRIMONN.

~ ANY Lady or Gentleman sending me an
addressed envtlo pe and stamp, will receive iull
directions tor gaining the affections OF tue opposite
sex, aud which will enable them to marry happily,
irrespective ol wealth, age or beauty. Addiess
MRs. MARIE LEMOIl.lE.
Harlem T. o..
- !sm New nrk CITY.
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DIR. MATTISON, of Providence. treats excl =
sivc all special diseases and accidents resulting
from imprulrnce in both sexes. giving them his
"hode attention. Persons at a distance. and ladies
especially, having any trouble Of the kind, should
lie sure to consult him. See advertisement Of his
Sure Rcmpd,es for Special Discusses in this paper.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y
We the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the District ct Addison, Com
nhs'ioner:, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands of all persons against the En-
tate Of MILO STOWE.
late Of Wsybrdge, 10 ssid district deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto; aud six months from the 26th day Of
June. 1855, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do thereto hereby give notice that
we VIII attend TO the business Of our appointment
at the Town Room, in said Weybridse, on the
Fourth TUESDAYS Of July and December next,
from one o'clock T. NJ, until tour o'eleck p. NJ,
on each of said ds,s ' n
d. 1855.
fu ISAAC DRAKE.
iAssw AELEM STIWAKf,
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WIN ELAN Ian 5 .


w Agents, ladies' and gentlemen, everywhere.
in an easy, pleasant. profitable, and permanent
business. viii pay 81 to $50 per day Thi, is no
patent right or medical humbng, bur an article Of
merit needed 10y everybody, anil sold at less than
haIi the uSnal price, with 200 per cent profit to
our agents. Samples and circulars sent free hv
mail for % cents, WHITNEY X SON, No. G.
Sremunt Street, Boston. Mass.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

-
DAddi>on, 81.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
ut Middleburv, within and for the District OF Adj
Olson on the 10th day ufJuly, A. d.. 1863 an instri-
ment puporting to he the last will and testament OF
PETER A. LUCIER
late # Nliddlebury, in said Dstrc, deceased, is
presented to this court for Probate 1t IL ihereupon
ordered that said instrument be considered bv this
court for probate and allowance, at Il session
Thereof to he held at the PROBATE Uiice in Middle
bury. on Saturday, the 9th day Of August lust, =.
d.. 1860 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and tina.
notice thereof lie given to all persons Interested,
thaJ they may appear and make their objections,
IT any they may have to the probate and allow
ance OF said instrument, the last will and Iesta-
ment of said deceased, by publishing a certified
copy of this order in the Middleburv Register
new paper printed at said Middlcbury- three weeks
successfully previouStn tue time of said court
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
a true copy from til" records.
16;w3 Attest, c o. TILDEN, Judge
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large, Of a better DYE, for the same money.
WilbOr's Monitor Hair Dye
j. superseding all others 1t requires no prepara-
tom does not smut ~ wash OIL win not soil the
finest linen. One application will .ast until the
hair grows out, when il can he applied ON the
routs without more trouble than a common hair
oil. 1t is warranted not to injnre the hair or skin.
Manufactured only by ALEX. H. WILBOR, Chem
ist No. l66 Court Street, Boston.
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OUR RETU KNING SOLDIERS,

~ Who are suffering from CHRONIC DlAR-
RIlEA, or DYSENTERY, or general IeJiEtg Of
the System, caGse'l by the change Of Water or OF
Food or the hardships Of a military life will find
DIX. RICHARDSON'S BLOOD-ROOr EIlXIR a
sure medicine to restore them to health Bv It's
Use, urom tea spoonful to table spoonful |, it
will act in connection with their food, and imme-
diately Change the character Of their sccrctions
thus arrest the Of their weakness ordcbiitv.
Through its action in the blood it will expcl all
Hunors and Impurities, that are working slow
but certain effect invariably terminating in Con.
sumption of the Blood, which proves fatal 10 so
many of "ur brave soldiers, aft their return to
their homes and friends. For Costivcncss and the
Piles, it is the hest remedy ever discovered
Prepared by DIR. 5. .. RICHARDSON, who has
had thirty wears successful practice as physician
The BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR NAV lie obtained at
the Doctor Office, 81 HANOVER STREET. Bo,roN
AND /, sold 10y al Aputhecaiics throughout the
New England States
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DOThrOES,
j 30 D4.sueis, Tor Sale nv
seT H. \ sHELDOr
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CuoICE LEAF LARD,
Bbk or Tabs. At VAIIETTE'S.
Mhiilsbur, March I'D. 1893. Jet.
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KOI.LiSIIES.

DURE LARD OIL, for Moving Ma
Il chimes. just received at
July, 1865, VALLETTE'S. 15t
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which they need MOI pay rntil II /, known what is
drawn. aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
The EtkEhA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact ut its Icing the
Original aud Largest Gift Association in the coull-
try. The business continues to lie unucted in II
fair and honorable manner, and large and freai-
~ increasing trade is proof that patrons al,-
prrciate this method OF obtaining rich and elegant
goods.
During the 1t year this Association has sent Il
very large number Of valuable prizes to all part>
Of the country. Those who atromize us will re-
ceive the full value Of their money, as article
~ our Ii I is worth less than One Dollar retail.
and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with lis depend on having
prompt returns, and the ar icle dawn will lie i'm
mediatey sent to any address by return mail or
express.
The following parties have recently drawn valu-
able prizes from Tie Eureka Association. aud have
kindly allowed the use nj ther names -
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, PHILADELPHIA
Penn, Oil Painting value. 500 James Har-
graves, 81 Broadway New York. Oil Painting
value SlW; +. i. JuncS, Barrett, Marshall Co..
kansas, Mrlodron, value, 600 Patrick j.
q rles, Waterbury,, c., Gold Watch, value. 512j;
!. T. shaw, pa East Path Street, New York
Piano. value, $500; Mrs Chns. j. Nevis, Elmira,
\. Y, Piano. valur, sIun: Miss Lucy laucwnv,
ElTira, y. Y, Cluster Diamond Ring value 500:
Mrs.. X. Pcluoycr, CITY Ilorcl, Nashville, 1cn,
Mcloiron, value, 1925; Oscar NJ. Illcn, Go. g.
liEl Reg. Ind vols, NA>hvill. Tenn. Watch
value, $50; Rowland s Patterson, CO. u. 10th
Iowa Vet. Volunteers, Oil Painting value, 500
Mrs. Abbey j. Paisous, Springfield Mas. Melu-
dcon, value. SlI0; james l.. Dexter civ Sur
vrN"r, Syracuse. y. Y, Cold Watch, value. 5i5u:
Mr.. james Ely. lS7 Wooster : rre cor Brc>,.,.
New York. Oh. Painting value, 800; NJ. j. c.
Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver Castor.
value, - DR.. j. Il. Sinclair. No. / Main Street.
Utica. y. y. Framed Engraving value. S25
Hon. Luther Dcthmold, Washington, d. c., Oil
Painting. value. II q.
Were We permitted, we might aLd many names
to the above list. bnt m nv persons object to our
50 DOING we therefore publish no name without
permission.
le'ierN from various .arlies throughout the
country acknowledging the receipt Of very valu-
able gifts, may Ice seen On lille al our office.
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List OF Articles.

TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
IFuhoa regard 10 rUlne, and mt 10 be- pud lin
0mtH you krom whW goa alH rcceir,. tAcli
10 Elegant Rusew'd Pianos worth
from. ......... S-l5t On Ia 5nO M
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GAVE YOUR MONEY,
wilbor's Monitor Hair Dye

Don't pay One Dollar for small bottle Of
Hair DYE, when You can get hottie five times as
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Mcrs STONE KU-,ltN
their cordial tlrni'ut D. the
public for the Extraordinary whirn HIS thus attended h forts tn
their
that possible endavor will m tl further the cl Of
their Gigantic public They nh-
dencc t' the ihr promises for tn itu" viii he
ahunanv hlc AMI they hope pleas. merit
continuance the liberal hrp Joy feeling confident hat
Male Fn" Performers
conceive and the ability IL sensational VI
Irednnnaug excellence and beauty
, 1865-02-08

he fos the rebels took place yesterday on The Pa
clic Railroad.
ST. LoC1s, Feb. 7th.-A brick building on thI
corner Of Chestnut street md Commercial aIiey
occupied By Coleman g. Co., grocers, Garrett &
Co., commission merchants, aud Clemens s. Co.
eail u1kera, was burned last night Lass about
92o,0G0; Insured for about 500 CIemens j. Co.
arc the heaviest losers.
ST. Louis. Fcb. General Dodge left for Lea
venwor;h yesterday, but will remain there no
longer than is necessary to make himself ncQuaut-
cd with the condition of thinge In Kansast when
be will return and establish his headquarters here.
General Curtis will leave for Milwaukee, and ag-
euroe command of his new department n soon As
General Dodg" Inns had an interview with him.
The immediate coumIud on the Western plains
will be given to thoroughly cnmpatent General
officer. who ia we'll acquainted with 1rtaian war
fare, and who will have sufficient force to keen
the overland mail route open, project the proper
tircly suppress Indian maraudlns aud depreda-
items.
No ste1mers Layc Jet arrived from Cairo, but 1t
Is certainly known that the rfver Is open to that
potEt, md business has received q new Impulse.
SeyeIhl boats hare left for the South, laden with
Government and private freight and number
more src now loading. Tho weather has turned
cold again. but there Is no fear OF further ohstruc
ton to navigation. The river is rising, With q
good ttnge OF water to Cairo.
Both houFes Of the Missouri Legislature yestes-
day ratified The amendment to the Fcdernl Cunstt-
tution ahoIishiug slavery. with only two dissent
tng yotes IN the senate md four In the House.
There WIS no lodging.
The Senate passed Il resolution fayorlue retal!a-
ton on the rebels for the barbarous troatmcut Of
pur fn1Ejers in their hnr Gfs
, 1865-02-08

partially and informally determined to adjourn OF
week from Friday next +,
On the BILL to facilitata the drainage Of Ws' 3
lands considerable debate cnsued and the Dill
hpa!!y referred 70 a Committee.
BilifoF keic7 saIities Of bondsncn Of the Col
Isss5iz!nE tbs s act Il the Board of Supervisors
10 yoeate the town OF Midway, Shelby county
1o .yaease Public Square Of Fnmanston' ful-
!, Amending Charter Of La Sale county mak1ang ka:g
the t Sheriff Of 1roanois county e1 e5seio to Con-
Incorporating Saline Bridge Company,
Locating the State Road fa Bureau co9ntyJ
!: Changing the name Of tho Church In cham-
1acorporatinE Monticello and Dement, Railroad
Company.
incorporating the Cairo Hydraulic Company:
Hevoking tho charter Of the city OF Hocktoeo
Il iaeorpeTatins the l Mississippi Railroad compa-
NJ from Ga1eua to Rock Island.
., l,nceMrEorating q the Chicago, Vincennes aud uar-
s Gssis: G. s & & z s % G.. e Rsf1s Ell tos:
incorporating the Etna Marine and Fire Com
pany.
70 preserve game in the State Of Illinois.
1ncorporattng the North Western Manufactur"
Amending tho incorporation Of Jacksonville:
;1aeerpera'ins the House Of "DIseased'' OF Dlsa-,
r.
incorporating tho Quincy bridge cqmpany;
Incorporating Rockford, Sterling, Rock Island
and st. Louis Rallroad Company.
Incorporating Erie Bridge Company tacross
Rock River.
incorporating Mississippi Railroad Company.
Compelling owners OF Rockton Water-power to
contribute ratably to Its supportand maintenance.
a.. KentttfpG cera1n faxea duo from honltF1e 10
A bill failed to pas. for better preservation OF
thccp from rnycges Of dogs.
4 bill posscd to provide for the prosecution OF
a. per cent road tax found due rom tho United
States to Illinois.
Whole to discuss the Industrial College bill,
LATEST.
fSpeclal Dispatch to the Chicago TribuneT
sFR1Sof1Ip, Tuesday, Feb. Z, 1sa6.
The House This evening sat in Committee Of
the Whole, and discussed the agricultural college
BILL Speeches were made by Messrs. Tucker.
Dunn, tho Speaker, saltonstall, Cook Of Wood
ford, Sphinx, aud others.
The frat three sections Of The bill were adopted,
and resolution offered, that the Legislature
should locate the college, Was votad down By
very decided minority.
Mr. Reed, who was held by the House for con-
tempt. applied to the Judges Of the Supreme Court
1or writ OF hc5fa& corpus. Justice Walker de-
livercd tho opinion Of the court this morning,
holding that he bad no jurisdiction In the cass,
and sfso giving The opinion that Reed the wiuess,
ought to be compelled 10 give hts testimony.
Mr. Heed acceded to the authority OF the Lecfs-
atnre. and gave his testimony, after which he was
purged of contempt, and honorably discharged.