davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

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During the week there has been gradual pro-
gresaiou towarl greater easc In the money mar
ket, and al t1st-elass bosrowcls ucsr Accommo'
dated BY the banks during the ltfter part of the
week without difficulty. The demand for loans ss
only moderate, and the increased ease ts partlcu-
tasiy noticeable ii the baaks whose accounta a1e
chiefly among the grain dealers, "a there Is still
but little encouragement for speculative opera
tons, and The excitement about corn which
has beer heating IN the elevators has
Diminished legitimate purchaser The whole
sale merchants are collecting with
moderate Buccess IN the country nov, and the ten
aency OF deposits Is to increase 50 that the pres-
cnt prospects are that there win be an ahundan.
supply OF money during the nrst half Of Nay.
: The movements of currency during the week
have been unusually light, and 1atey the tendency
has been to accumulate here, which has contrihu-
ted to the easier feeling tn tho money market
Exchange Tas frnler to-day than during the
middle Of the week, and Fas sold between banks
at &C per $1,000 premium. At the counter, bsnk.
efs are selling To their customers Al 1-Io premium
for New York funds, and are taxing bankers ox-
change at par. Some Of the banks ato taking pro
duce bills also At par, but others arc only taf1ns
them ut Lao to = on,
Government bonds remain about the same n on
yesterday, and ate nov quoted about the same IN
New York - \ week ago. The London quotation
to-day va. SOL. Against sok yesterday.
Dea1ers' quotations for buying and selling EoF-
eminent bonds local etocfA gold and slses. IN
, 1869-04-25

TIE following Il the usual exhibit Of the h1sl-
ne<a Of the Chicago Clearing House for the week
ep,1lnr Anrtl Il.
, 1869-04-25

There WIS moderate movement tn 10 rutnv
Wheat after the close uf t-hAnfe, and Ir1cea xtrc
n7te h1eAer, the market eloxtS steady 1. Il as.,
for fpos, Gnd tl.ost@l.otA teller NAV. ONE
Esain1 Nere quiet, but nrtn, It 7ncnanzed u11oe1
There WIS nothing done at eyeutno rc+rttnc
Pork pEodncts ed LAKE trcsxna v.rc tnn.
There WIS noderate Inquiry far hnes II about
yesterday pHeea nles making u uAs5atao % fQr
Common 70 ehotce. with dnsn transaction u
, 1869-04-25

HEM YORK
ak. 80 Sses fos idaas s1s nR,snss ssa.ase
rFas.7 nn.te ..s fs Il! ~ Z I'll at:s
s1tr1aDr Si.se md Me.te1n r :N4 u for e1a st.te
ID ia. reand bep ohi I'D xa:ss o II Mnr
5e u rs %1 sek1; r1 -. l., & r. 4 g G
"a q ~, II :!hes a.
s.: 1nt tesss:r VS. 10 fcs !" -. a. aeI7e,ra e
ss..e t.r e ~ Tane ~ Gsas'H1n!.: e fer ambt1
dfooF,aE H.c duh nd heavy H.1y mSsN Sdtes ani<t ~
ese1 o ID !, sss Il ::cn saixs ~ - hrs
~ * sssi II Fa .,F1 N ,:s + 2
n. 4 n. ~ css. @ aaa sas.r su,e
e'rs lE9es1. *, s, ., hast 1s l1,za = Is
aS:5 t1.Icnt,ritt iEnesT;
S.1nH1Atsz,ess .e.e IN s..r request =. :oss.e 10,
W.. ~ Asa tfr tstaace ASnt aEa E1!adc wt:eh:A
e! C aesse; @sss Il sa1ssSed d | Etsss -
II @ s9r9 ,,a,n,,.,.
S1H SS5M1n TrsrE,EEE1 IT r =. Y: :; . @nxe
ht,Is1; = 7Se In @ss:h: ID II
;'s asles ea' S es seia 4 81
a. z 6. Hst ING 4 =! = Is s,e e
II s1sse ss 5.;s 5ss. e.:
ECO &C. sxt5a Encsa I<rre b<rs du beary
iar % iais ne:. Fl II ,saay sy i t.; F1s g e
hsa,. e.1 sd u ~ u " IL Mshoala.: &4sc fos
ss:ar.,see r. 81 40 " II n!s. 'ns ss haza
IN e i:s:ie !raesss !ssaeS !:
- ltstcs N:xtI stltT JE1r And Joty 1SAt and
g = l. g Hri.rr stadE II for Ohio;
Frr1ssaE-oa ~ - oa!ei EteTse hfn y u aSac.
4Hs"R1s 10 SA4sAAfVcL-Dp1l- Ind without deaded
ETsrxEA,..hI-~
pe9 tSmeT ~ nnTet :. y e: tnes eop
irt nd See sor B.llnoac Px ia 4 r. 1sa,,t. aGr ~
An eTesa H. snn 4 IL !, s' 81 ~ - % te9
l.h and A,ntr1.n Shrss mn, =, ~ ,ssdsed Eax
Ra.tia- = - - 80 IL <sa 'os
md ss4sc RI Rn-,r -. ~ --'' %N-9Te Ao3 1al1&a
Y WTfsTTNstnasr! y uas T. -. e.. =, r.,
frcc @1 tA'e' u L" es0 =" ess6n u *
,
, 1869-04-25
Proposals for City Hspliur.
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o111Z AstnzAxT QCAk7HxAkm a. n ar-,
az eslTd Rrp3ssis IN d1ptk.te. w e 9ees1ed a. lhA
ntsSfr1 aat M n Ia9.sday The ta April Mn cr fa1.
sc Saay sy 3 gesqfd = Ga s:as
Aiaso!a fer Sne Jsas truaa Nay / LEA 0' ense3sn%
vi e ~ e.e S PIT n loo Pounds for which treIs
Eas- sna pIee Pr m p4anas for each Yqu,ra ereSox ox
loading ~ @N - A3a!441k and H.
al lids made .e A&at 70 1e!ees 6nJ q
prsposa!s n b. euh;ect to the p.,,, ,,,,..,..,
sIr.tt se ta r. for City Haaiicx aad
v1.ton ct the Msszou1i AlasaSy d.
4 J. MoGONNI9LR
6SL Ii Col. md A q II II
, 1869-04-25

deed1 Tor pfopcrtI within ReTen .ues of tha Can-
uo,.. nt,t nv r..,,.,, -, C..-s.. 8 " saa WV
<.,.,st.,.. - ~. r,~.- ~ as4saAAJ, Apsu -:
%epH4ss - * 7Sss " LAllQ II, III, 5&f1A
=: 1sh. ~ 1850. e..-...:-:.:-......-..-.... 49,
fspts4 - w - Gos ot Ailaaoeh n, 81,
r,,h.rn. ~ =, Nf.I N..-' ..-....-.+- NV
~ ~ : ~ T !, u seue1Son 1t, I, 2hx
rresInl % ~ e ~ M1f9a = so:;...:..-:-.. n
Oooynn o1yy1a- = u + OF Blue Island ay.sf,
.,s.4 Tra;ttr = * soe
"eet r,;n,t. tta E. II OF Clinton q, n {.
"1tilam l3a 2, u It v OF LAnin St, I t. Aax1.4
- :. ,oa a2s.....:--,.--,-:s.. y 1,@01
ia +. - ~ - ~ QesplAaes Il !, G3
~, ats ~ AAE1st q 1e6i-... ....-......-.... III
, 1869-04-25
TIRE POLICE COURTS.
before Jns41ce MlllIkcu

Margaret Jones was charged with being drunk
aud disor1er!y. She left zaloon On South Clast
Eueet about o'clock yesterday morning, and
when she had gone short distance met ono John
Raska1i+ who wanted to get carriage 70 take her
home She dldn1 Kant any car laga. While walk
ING along he pe9kssed IN bis entrcattes to ,p home
in cxb, bot the ttin objected They met police
man, lie a4ted Margaret What she wa8 doing ont
9t such N ex1ty hour IN the morning. 6aa replied
, 1869-04-25

SE* onK, April .t-At usual on Saturday. traae l.
aEst nd these il ehAnec nece to thr msfkrt t
Jena N rguaiiAton ct Prizes BY the dttrens oohnK
tad: safra - who!c sratlJ depressed for wociienI
ss.ss ~ whsn Hal Ah 400 (dexs e< fancy
~<k ~ ger usae .se TT '.ss aa,e hcea ade r. as.t
~ Nosst. hne eoots Yelling for cu1csv
pfases down 70 .t md 6 md ulec tntis l,v - &
Sf.se 70 ens e1tent But these Ia1 ztts ar only tos
me {; Eted1 which akrnts waot to eIoc out. TIC mar
howtScf. u HEeEulaT mostly I'll ~n,fIcu frS1dt
iS nc Sng i+ aps . Ists hee Hst G'ohe nd
dcnF runeh hetter hnr hea-y biesrhed ettous IL
Prtnts ar selling lower thAo WHEN The raT mate1isi
could te bought tor l9e Per + k.rA
, 1869-04-25
SPORTING GOSSIP.
The dsrent American BsllEAFo
Tournament nj New ORA
Sections Great Velocipede Feat-tnty
Miles in Less than -Four Hours
nII.I.lAND&


,o-7,,v. IN Irving Hal, New Tork Caty,
-. th~ tmcr,ca1 billiard tournament, the suc-
.'1r, r,rupet1tof In which Will be entitled to
noh1 me pcx champion eua. The entries include
man. Foster, f;oldthWhtte, RudoIphe, Dee4y,
IhujtiA SNYDER &nd Rhines-an experts OF recog-
rrtcd ability, whose struggles for the hnnors and
cuo.nments Of the contest WIN se1yo to render Il
the most interesting which ever toot place IN
Ancrcs. or perhaps IN the world. Accompanying
the cre, which is the nzss prixc. will be $50 IN
money and fo1ty rE cent Of wh1tcrcr the net re-
celIs may be. The second pttze will b 1850, and
s per cent Of net reoepta; the third, S15 aud 90
per rent; the fourth tics and 10 per cent and she
Eft1, 80 and s per cent TIE gamca, Of which
there viii probably be II least thirty, 2re 70 oon-
sis. OF Zoe points each, rush-shot helred, with
two and three-elghths inch balls. On second
sized fouI. table. The fystem Of uniform
count, ot4Etna.ed b{ Pierre cazme, and advocated
hesetnfoIe In TIE TK1BCkE. II to be adopted Rnd
adhered to throughout The tournament Esch
single ea5um Kil count three, no matter whether
made Ins ~ upon the TWO reds or upon the white
The dAy before Rndolphc left sos New York to
fAke paH n the tournament, hts loa9 stand
s soa 70 pig ~ .n n a. t
posed dcposiung forfeit Of 500 10 bind the
m.sches Mnisa should se played xtn!a thirty
dolphc-whethef himseii or not was not 70 be
staied 1ntl the signing Of a,tcles-lnat he offered
nsf! a1r2ngcMents such IS choice Of table, stake
holder, etc, but Rudolphe refused to cover the
challenge, and 20 the matter ended ain smoke
TIE Morris Brothers, proprlctoss Of the Airing
Ton hall Bllliard Rooms contemplate dlsposnS of
their establishment and GoyinC to the westward
EocceH 90 zlih them.
Al FoleJ's, during the progress OF the taurna-
men, dcsIatches announcing thc result Of games
MI i.tt GttvyiIG
, 1869-04-25
l. 80
$50
as;a
47.5>
HGJ

NEW VI3cNHH Hkcna1s
Srw ORLEANS, April sk--Thc announcement Of
WickILnc's ncqu3ttal Was premature, The Ferllc:
was rot agreed upon untli O'Clock this evening
wheE. the verdict Of not guilty was returned. The
trial Oh the next Indictment Ii n1ed fuF Monday
next.
The coupons on the State debt Will be paid At
the Citizens bank. New orleans, and the Uaok Of
America, at View ioEt, on presentation
, 1869-04-25
RAILROAD LETTING,
st Louis, Vandaia 4 Tens Haute Ra;1roa;3

fsopoasls wM b received uost1 II o,r,,z,,
~ s.esea to 9eSRKN. sXrTH col. thsef o. -
nseoss, Ess.e Hsute lnd1ana, tor Us - af1e...
',!%a .He et IL. ND hs E1k It d oss dex
in, ~sa1 oozaEs stns both v<xy hssv1 sa,d 1lse
9ks an b assa It The ot6ne IN Tu.ro Haata sitse
0aaA2 J. nBRlE Miller
Tn, p.r.. Consulting koEtne3x.'
, 1869-04-25

The Garden City Sc!oc2edc Academy, at The
Wabash Avenue link, was crowded last evening
1iy persons who we're drawn thtther By the an
nonneetnen; nf nfty-1uiIe race on a Teloctpcde.
agai-ts time, BY Nm. H. Sexton, "rro1essor'' Of
the nub!e MT OF wooden horsemanshtp.
This race ~A4 for the reloctpede
be Nun hs bcatlnQ the time ii Walter Brown, Of
BoetnE. ho recently travelled the same distance
In I've hours aud fnrty-two minutes. MF. Sexton
has Leen In tEnln!ug for some time, under the 3D.
we're paFrnta1 care OF Charley Wright, the we'll
Known circus performer and professional tr3tuer-
The rider made hls debut dressed IN suit OF red,
and The shoes hitting close During the race hc
ChanAtii his Cnstumc once for q suit Of White At
rntlt tca past O'Clock he nlonnfct1 tits machine,
= ne: IT,, lAtnted AHaIr with a thirty eight inch
Khe.l 1hA fuslnHtnst 6aa ruale.
, 1869-04-25

A;sisn1 ard Departure OF ..NntIs-
Chnngt In Railroad Time
Tables

ARRIVAL AND pKPAHEEKR OF NAILS
We a1c indebted to the Chicago JtstaI Aeeo4d
for the following table, showing the time OF The
closing and aIrirHl OF mills In this clly The pf-
der took effect on the 9&th inst.:
, 1869-04-25

New York Hrcadstuns, Prostxlop and tlro.
CRY .MAr4eta.
6pcd1 btsp~teh u fhe Chicago Tribune
NEW Foax, April n
.-.-- DHEAns1t1Ft.
supI md eorua'on extra heur sen trcelJ 1t u S
ts1W tut uter 8r2dts ntx3cxtcd- Red wheat srd c1un
hc4d hAhsr. h1t nor much movement HnIdtr1 expTr
ho'e<tT that the rrueed etaek1 Wit <74he them 10 NJ
buv3 Int - sE ~Ns.
PhoyIxloHS,
Frtk G11eed heavy With sales tncc Thaner u 10 brfs
~ eN . ErEn!ar. Lard nearly nominal Narns droor-
rF; sAies 30 tcs s~ext rektd II tt Bseou aso hcsyr
0RoCEKtIA
Cotse vsT ea!ve; tht aalrs include 1Aooo bsx, Rio
HaatM ~ Ansa5 hat: fair to prime kr,xrIy Al
l&Aze: tnes! lower: 6tuart qpotrs hctf etnund aud
crushed II Ast4loc: bess eost white 1t lsh,e.
, 1869-04-25

Foreign Markets.
k1AAAClAL ......
DocaA. Hts.. ..
Lnsrn1, April 1f-EyealaE
tntFttt f5ts Tar EanEcts ~ fur account; kil1
Yuica II bt- Et7s, E4; Illlnuis lnnt7At !t.a..
PA4ls, April y
B.1Ia, G2:- S'''A A.
CnMNEMC14I- .-...
1IvEur,soi, April A-1l.is r. N
Fs.1.. 9tt ID Eod Aezl, n Il 38s 81 Waltz 7hcat
- -c. G. re, 3fs-
FOX. IAe- f4a1i, III.
iIEEnroo1- April as P, N.
LIyInroot. April es-KyenIn1
r. Cotton tE1: Kidding un1aaa4. III: Orleans La
HAles, h.uCU bales.
BrvsdstaA.-tnIct- Wcstesn 5sor. 3ia II. Com
isofF, lots' Bscf, 10. La;A. - cscc.c. ga
Heiiaea PetEoltun- Is ssd- T4ilow. ~ e. Tarpsa
LONDON, April n.
Petroleum dull EkL
Gotten quiet, for both l4sk, on tpot.
, 1869-04-25

thst 4 waa none ot hts busnesa Jonn suexcztcd
tint nc oad better tate her to the n,o.y, md the
hes gneesn n stsstsd wta heE Jehn folio wing them
be approached the a1,cef md sttempted to rcscne
a. 4eto,1 inc ~ G9.sd!.n q tho peace !es 20 of
wandered up Wells street and Shortly sfter 1cl1
INTO the arms Of smother policeman, Who locked
@ ner n She told Ah Honor that she had llved In
Police they beat anything Sic ere c1et ~ saw sSe
Has nned r, bull said she would e befoFc
sne you'd Pa = dollar: Bne did however John
he might get out Of Tie dock. He further stated
toxA % WA member Of tho pseaa, that the
poacA were nothing bat robbers, cut1nrosts
snoM them up he was nned IS, and rad Il
Fannie leaic, keeper Of house ol prosttsa-
don On sssts stree: wa charged with stealing dc
mates q tac nouse, and azzaalttns heT. The e1-
ssnmaton T. each case wa1 postponed until NAY
said 10 DO Cat&ains' Wtvea, were charged WITH ha.
Ing drunk. They III said that one Of their nun
rracsed and nad tateu chloroioru, ana which
tneJ ~ e. draaf g gsahs Of T1ac They were each
,--.James Mckinley, confidence mAn, WAS caught
afternoon, Endeayor1ng 70 sbtst' ! countrSman
He was tned tloo Tor yagrancy.
and sd xRsss .s. sds 81; nots j. ise sA2 %
VEL In defaul: OF 4 nns Of tt5, for vaRTancy.
Thomas Stewart, a negro, wAs nned 800 for
S2ETaucy.
Before Justice Stuftcvant.
j. II. Coleman, CLERK At the st. Charles Hotel,
knocked the bel boy, John Buck. down, and
struck him on The head with billiard cue; also,
damaged the eapus Of William Fame, I waiter,
with the sane Instrument. lie was fined $40 and
apTea1ed- The mau whom he asked to st9n ht1
bail tond ws questioned BY the Justice - % What
property he had. He replied, .4Ca1uucs lotA-"
AA1e they water lots 7" "Uh blesa you no;
thcJ arc thirty feet above the land:' He wasn't
allowed to eign, but another nan vas
-1oserh Burr and Adolph WAnkro wero nned
S each for n9ht1n9 On Milwaukee ayenne- Tne
face Of each r2s badly scratched
William Mess1cr and James uanniSzn, each
10 ycatH old, we're nned s3 for stealing coI from
the St Louis i Alton CAFE
Before Justice Quirn.
Business at the liurou Street Station, yesterday,
Eas exceedingly du1t OnlJ few ordinary drunk
Gu cases were disposed Of
, 1869-04-25
coMhRC1A1.

TIE following rahaes shes sxne recc,p.s M shin
mtnts OF produce dus1azhe pass txsu,y.,orr
hours:
, 1869-04-25

7H1 BkXArsrCYFs xuyK1XFL
The following were the receipts and Ahlpmcnn
OF nouE and grain during the past week, snt ftf
the corresponding weeks ending with the dAfes
named:
, 1869-04-25

Na5 for an extra lot. Beef cattle were duh and
neglected, zud the marke4 closed heavy 4: G1a9
5,19 for cQznmon to extn
, 1869-04-25
he Live &&nrk Ff6xkrtA

HkW TORI,
epcciA prspstch to The Chieaso Ttibon.
EE< YoRx. April X
6Hfne-Reeeipta. 1+ca hr2d II Fortieth rtrret
io.e The s.rs lnelnd.d ~ had Of eocd Iinol4 lsi
ts, II lesacs l4 head Of Ohio rdss lks h. 1t lo4c
, IT. 11E1A-
a. LoTih Arrtl aA:-castle-Dan II ri, a7c srosa
, 1869-04-25

n.lsner In faeer of Sexton. ....,.... Il l;
Fifteen tines round the room made a T1ifr, 90
th8t he fnf to ~ nrH1ud 73o times. When the
feat WIS accomplished the performer ralket round
apparently q, caAe- lle vas loudly and frequent
" n j,la,;tlet- 80 Chicago has thn champion re-
lociI,e,list As well as the champion tunnel, the
champion tdartllst, The champion sho:hlacs, and
the hampton river.
THE TURF.
The CTFat IAtn BtUr.n Of Surd4{ AMI Mnufisr
l1Ft re- lltc4l In an Extensive soaking up Of &hnVH
at better FaEk- The water found .tts way
to tic stables, und Ehiit no tspscla damage WAS
advent IF the horees which were expected
to lie on hand to he stnhct for the se1l%oQ
and IN take plEt In the T0E<A. The truck
Rna al-0 somewhat tnserlerrd with by the lnoi.tT
60 t-At the grasellInc improvements werB triayed
for day or TWO The rork has h"cn rccotu.
menee'l, however, aud will he ftntantsi sui the
tacl III splendid or1fer within tvp weeks, II the
GenefL Bu1fosd, Chairman Of tho committee ap-
p0iEted 1ns fhA purpose Al the Turf Coagrr1a at
Nashville. hAs prepared n lr.EthJ address to tho
tuff-tneu Of America The puEpoFt Of the ahdve.s
II to the e1eet THAT the tart Ia khe school In
Eh1sh the breeder learns his bert I-seou8 and
that It H.. or Bhould be, more for thu bAke VI tcoe
fttrc the breeding intctest and the lmpFoyencu.
OF stocf. than the mere Furnishing Of popular
amusement that the present excellent system Of
public Facea Il maintained. The 1ddEe&A closes
With the advice, to TUT men and turf supporters Ia
in csating the character OF the turf we xre en-
hanclnE the value Of our property, and, At the
sausr firn,. rendering honorable and pop.llaE
an.E> ~ttfel.' that has rccelyed the encourage.
n1ent S1F + OF many Of the greatest at'l best
OF our C0ui. .t-tInt.'+H
, 1869-04-25

IHt lI0ntat an1 1o~e8t Qhbt4nbH lot gold dur
Ing the current month were: 1873, On tho 3th. and
1aA On the s15- The range In New YorA today
, 1869-04-25

RtstiFse s.;t = " eSETEe.so1, r. st,nxo, r.y.xo..
fSr =. e IT, thc we<k. eW,S: d;,hu-.o
ru* ~ sntn r. insssss. s.sx Tho Nrxk. 4if:spo4
T:ekIS1F s"<" s''<eH; Erne1l nassehaaass.es ~
, 1869-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

spring has Come e-Purffv 1he
.. Blood,
ata .,nie94 [o1f aJttrm Of ts tapu.ttca Th4 on,
LEH's HERB iii Eli. rTII1sdy for thh pu1pue i 4fsR
, 1869-04-25

rrsMEh hlft HQhshed End for RAID Is cents, BY WET.
EkhS khS aEWbC CO. N and IL 8sate-4t. by Prof IL
GOI ot croshEs oT*sa Aouse- ssa;ements by .tnsesI
health eses Il eTe rusr1 6os1.a es hs r9scss md
tatifne: cd nctes RtIensthene1 nav notee trsfs '
Fuaer9 restored, ~ A11c' soSt
, 1869-04-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tor the Week Ending April 34.
S4ICxnAY ETEIxus Aq1l Il
8KkE CATTLE.
, 1869-04-25

two thste an1le erntir1ptn,
So & LILA Fl t, G0n!AaE s,if.hs =, GRoSK
sns fease1sn; 1t. '1 doc tctsity : sca,:hiai aaa
e,.a ~ :'5xs 7 aud Hae fas sa E'ef
IS Ehsn Snslt, II i Sore. TPsH r5yE
~ ~; Ss:;t II; IN s;a.ssi 5Ssa:sss
1s1etrne<s ssyeo .nd REQUIRED.
7o1 sOttrH sAyCAHoNsr-Wpv1
as with eots We th5s
Too NORTH ne ,RTopy sT-oyR YIce1v
fs.aissed sds Bon fst fes.zasn I'd ii9Ehn III =
11O a!cMMIS;Ax;Ayy;-x1LL a!c M 4: !; aE = aEyr
ai,. Hs. nc M x Fl ~ Ase1 patqs GntdT
t'tr 'hst s!aas.. Or day se.1a: ---
-. 5s1, .1,s .511 Z
and tuln4.hed 'Oes to erntiensa Day board y pof
7CE NORTH sTATEsr.-As SUITE OF RooMS
'Fss1 1.s, sinsis Eesnss. .e mo-, e'e4. -
-oc so,rru u,Ixrc0ST 111,S.,-r
~ sliie = roea,. slit.be ia ernt1ssa.a I'd
.i III ft g. y WIN t1afa I'D al eoo.
190 ELA.sr:, CORNER OF NORTH CLARK.
lou only one mile fnn T4yer-Gttsslenan aod Wiic
or twp Ernt men dnd nicely furnished pszioE n pti
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Below are the closing quotations for government
bon':s In New York TO-DAY, compared With Those
Of n stefday:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-21
patlp ARGUS.
OF TKuYAL PApEM M.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
Mondays Proceedings.

IN THE SENATE JOINT resolution for the
publication Of : 1000 copies of the eulogies on
the death of Senator Fosaenden. The
House census bill was taken up an referred
TO the committee on the Revision of the
Laws. Bill by Mr.. Schurz, creating Civil
Service Board, whose business il will be TO
examine the qualifications of applicants for
office. II further provides for appointses
undergoing q year of probation before being
finally confirmed, Mr. 5. addressed the
Senate in favor Of his bill. Mr.. Trumbull,
from the Judiciary Committee, reported as
Il substitute for the various propositions be.
fore them, Joint resolution declaring the
state OF Virginia entitled TO representation
in Congress. Bill by MIR. Pomeroy to char.
ter an American and Holland Cable Comps.
ny, referred TO the committee on Foreign
Relstions Resolutions asking the Presi-
dent tor copies of any correspondence with
Great Britain concerning The Alabama
claims, adopted. Bill by Mr.. Ramsey to
protect frontier settlers, referred. The Sen.
ate then wen. into Executive session, during
which the nomination of Mr.. Stanton was
confirmet. The balance of time, nearly
four hours, it is understood was given to
discussion of the Presidents refusal 10 com.
ply with the request of the Judiciary Com.
mittee to transmit to them the various pa.
pers in connection with the nomir atoms of
Circuit Judges.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-21

In THE HousE.-Memorial from Sen ators
and Representatives from Tennessee in
Congress, praying interposition for the relet
Of loyal citizens in that State and for the
maintenance of republican form Of
government therein, presented By Mr..
Kelly. Bills and joint resolutions BY Mr..
Poland, providing for free syatem of bank
ing; by Mr.. Stsrkweather, to provide for q
District Judge for the Eastern District of
Texas; by Mr.. Tanner, to regulate taking
bail in civil and criminal cases. Petition
from members Of the bar in New York, for
an increase of the salaries Of Judges of the
United States District Courts. Petitions
from citizens of New Orleans for Navy
Yard at that city. Bill by Mr.. Bingham,
granting pensions to surviving soldiers and
widows of the war of 1872. Bill by Mr.
Williams, relative to the constitutional
power of Congress to regulate and limit the
tariffs of railroad lines extending through
two Or more States. Bills by Mr.. Hawley,
- provide for the erection of a Custom
House, Post Office and other government
buildings at Quincy, ILL.,, and to repeal so
much OF the revenue law as requires agri,
cultural societies to take out license and pay
tax, &c. By Mr. Farnsworth, abolishing the
tranking privilege. BY Mr. Finckleburg to
establish an Assay Office at St. Louis
Resolutions BY Mr.. Cox, for the resump.
tion OF specie Payments at The earliest
possible moment. By Mr.. Moore, looking
to the suppression of polygamy in Utah.
BY Mr.. Gates, directing bill to be reported
for the tres delivery of newspapers to actual
subscribers. Bill by Mr.. Washburn, appro,
priating for immediate use 100000 for the
prosecution of work on Des Moines Rapids
Bill by Mr. Whttemore, provid. |
ing for reasaembling the Virginia Legisa.
turs and administering the test oath to its
members--referred to the Committee or |
Reconstruction. Mr. Farnsworth moved TO |
suspend the rules that he might introduce
and have put upon its passage joint
resolution declaring that Virginia has per
formed the required acts emitting her to
in Congress, and that she was
entitled to such representation. The House
refused to suspend the rules-yeas, 63; nays,
I04. Among the Republicans who voted
or Mr.. Farnsworth's motion were
dessrs. Bingham, Farnsworsh, Heaton,
Hill, Ketchum, Latin, Poland, Smith,
Vermont), Farmer and Wilson (Minnesota).
Ar. Butler made an unsuccessful attempt to
ave the rules suspended to take up the
'enate Georgia bill and put it upon its
assage twas finally agreed to take
ote at three O'Clock Tuesday. The bill
yas then read and Mr.. Beck offered an
mend ment as to the tins of the meeting of
ne Legislature, aud inserting voluntarily
i the oath prescribed for its memters The
i'll was discussed by Mes.rs. Butler, Beck, ,
Finans and Woodward. ,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-21
The coming census taking in this couu

The coming census taking in this country
is q gigantic work. Forty millions of peo.
pie to be numbered; the age, sex, occupa.
ton, nativity, etc., to be noted; all the sta.
ristcs of the farmers, their productions, live
,tock, etc, to be gsthered; oil the manufac.
uriue establishments of the country with
heir raw material, machinery and various
products, to be enumerated; schools, libra.
sies. churches, to be reported. The work
10 truly ponderoua.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-21
HON. JAMES THOMPSON

!, Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 28, 1896.
consider "Hoofands German Bittersn a valuable
medicine In cases Of attacks Of Indigestion Dys-
pepsa. can certify this from my experience of IL.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.