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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

Z Capt J. H. Shepherd, late law partner Of Mr..
Bowen, the present County Treasurer, announ-
ces himself as candidate before the republican
county convention for the nomination a. candi.
date for County Treasurer. That looks as if Mr..
Bowen had no idea of trying to be reelected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

The fifteenth amendment 70 the constitution Of
the United States has been ratsasd ~ both
houses Of tho Florida lseislatsrss The vote In
tho assembly was 20 b IL, and In the senate IS
against 9. N esH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03
PaciaSR anf1ad.


Pacific KAIltaad.
isaac N. Morris, Of Quincy, ILL.,, who was re-.
wsrded for Ast fishery b dsHpcratp pfY4
two years ago, BY In appointment as ode dfths
commissioners Of the Pacific Railroad, has been
over the road. and. under date Of May SSth,
makes report. Like everything else from his
pens the report IL unfortunately lengthy; but
covered 70 hlahsiel mstbS feapt otph9Afea
few spbsNatbA AoA thiee &bDrvs tatheSpn !;
tor amid all his intolerable egotism and wlndi-
ness Ike Morris Is not without some shrewdnsss
and honsssy.i and has courage enough 70 olnrt
ous waashensse tnh knows g 81 Fuf WW
this preface we ptocsed to give few OF the
leading statements OF his report
MI. Motifs siser examining the ainefens Sec
lions OF ths roed hefvesr QnteA ana P's7GAtory
Foint' dseierr ~ shei FAT y nosyrs HH law
requires shrst Glass road mat II NOT supplied
with the necessary buildings that ia bridges are
NOT saie ana substantial that tne tunnels afe NOT
wade enough; that sne soed-oee = .ssof uni
form width or properly levelled; that in many
places ne us nave sunk ana the dirs peen
w.snea nom snaer snen tnes ~ soao IL NOT
Oal..ssea ana 'n.s the oross'nes s.e o. s0l'
.l'e pine ana .a'a VAN sr's. llesaial,sy ne
$50. ~. ~ 49, . ne 0.'uut M, c S.'
~ -, .n.'1 INV - ''As'
o'o. =. ~. s1c0.ae' tn ING ~olA wy prop
sl.y .n''u -. 1ls 10 aola 81, 'nss :. 'ns
49, !. ~ o.p.e'' = 81 'nas u.s ~ -
= Fwe1 y. = 0.us, , y p,0'eo' 'ls Toysln'
.-.:. .s.-.1.". -. NJ. =. 49, 49,. ~"
~ = -s $3.50 49, J. ~ -.
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No,o p''y '10 e1.'.Auy $40 uo'stn
-. 49, 80. !. = - 80. = ..sose1 y u.''
~, - 49,. ~ .s. ~ S1s -
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80 .''o...' '1o -er.~A :. 'ne P'o.,''on'
se ~ eA@ A1.s =. 'A1u' un'il 'n'
~ .1p4.'.. s0so'1.us ~ Wv n, -. 4'.a
49, 49, 'v"s -. .'l0uH. =. oona'
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- YU|IX yuYUX a [XUIU
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

) Co.'s CoUGH BALsAM IS the cheapest and the
best Itis a safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. In addition 10 the or.
binary 400 size 90 long and favorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles are now offered TO the
pablo, giving much larger quantity Of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
s53 hslrgsgs trlf Iet. ts9. ri e June 2-1v .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

GoING TO MARsEILLEs.-Mr. Fosseen, we
learn, is packing up his goods preparatory 70
removing them to Marseilles, where he VIM open
them out in new store in Wards brick block,
in the upper town. ID 4r ais
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w. r. Steele, Esq, thsraoy editor Of the VIII.
mttngson Independent, announces the sale Of hiu
ofice to A. Mcintosh. Of Joliet, end his pssmA-
nsnt retirement from the editorial tripod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

John Bull Of Louisville, Ky., returns an In.
come Of $182,963. Bully for John, that Is II he
Is not TIE chap nizsd rp with that lssls Ala
bAn,s difficulty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

The House of Lords went into committee of
the whole on the Irish church bill on the 30th,
when . number of amendments were proposed
and discussed, but no important vote was taken.
In the Commons, ON the 2Sth, the resolution
for N inquiry into the treatment Of the Fenian
prisoners in Ireland was voted down.
The Queen gave . public breakfas. on the
18th. and had grand military review, in honor
Of the viceroy Of Egypt.
On the 2sth public breakfast was given in
London TO IA English artisans who are about to
sail 10 the Z. s. to enter Connell University.
Lord Houghton made speech to them, full of
encouragement and good advice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

Miss Minnie Warren was, on Friday. married,
ct West Haven. Conn. 70 Commodore Mutt.
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Ireland.

encouragement and good advice.
FqHElj ei Ireland. tsa8
A monsteR meeting wss held at Dublin on the
29th, 70 urge upon the government the release of
the Fenian prisoners. Several very earnest and
impassioned speeches were made. Similar meet
ings were held at Cork, Limerick, Ennis and
Drogheda.
On Friday night Of last week several build.
ings we're AIRED on . farm near Cork by men in
disguise. alleged to have been Feuians. e
France. Edl#a
The Great Eastern, with the French cable on
board, On Wednesday was some 1920 knots from
Brest, and had paid ont 1868 knots Of cable. Ev.
esything was proceeding prosperously. Some
time on Wednesday night, however, it was sud
denly announoed that it had been determined to
cut and buoy the cable, but for what reason is
not stated, and It was difficult to imagine, as up
10 that moment the signals came through perfect.
However, the signals soon ceased, 20 that un-
doubtedly the cutting and buoying has besn
done, and the return OF the Great Eastern must
be awaited for the explanation why 1t was done.
/ Inc emperor, on the S4tn, Visited the camp ~
Chalons, and made speech 70 the soldiers, re-
minding them that that day was the anniversary
Of tho battle Of Solferino, and exhorted them to
remember the battles they had fought, for sour
victories are the history Of the progress of civil
lisation" On the 2Sth the Emperor visited
Beauvais, and was received with great enthu.
siasin BY the people. ~ g, I'll, s,,,,
The session Of the new Corps Lsgislstif OPEN
cd ON the 2Sth. The Empsror- was not present,
and the opening speech was made BY N. ,Rouher,
Minister OF State. The proceedings were unim-
portant. seize. srQoTq ylRsHlid9 m ,gtisoh
.ef4,i 4ptbas. "a .---.-!aeJ pnisd a3ihai .nut
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05

The Idaho Statesman in its Demo
cratic garb reached us nj rht before
last. The mechanical style of the pa
per is not changed. The Editors
greeting to the public appears TO
have been gotten up hurriediy. and
either on purpose or by accident
punches up Idaho Democracy with a
sharp stick in the following para
graph W ,ich we copy.
We recognize the fact that many Of
the issues that have frenzied the
blood ofthe American people during
late years have been determined, at
least for the lifetime of this genera
tion. We prefer to live in the pres
ent and the future and to make this
paper live newspaper, warm with
the activities Of the time, rather than
confused with the efete discussion of
an age which can no more be recall
ed in the life of this nation, than we
can recall the events of our own
lives.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05

$. G. Tucker writes from Treasure
City, Jan 26lh, to Geo GInsz OF tLis place,
as follows:
This is the richest country in the world,
and business Of all kinds is good, and there
Will be more people here in the Spring than
ever was in one mining camp on the coast
You can do as you like about coming, ut
everybody is coming from everywhere. If
you are making money where you are you
had better stay there, but if you are not you
had better come If you have money,
bring il along; everything Is hisn and II IT.
quires money; and il you have not much
you had better borrow all you can. If you
have money you eau make money here buy
ing and selling 10 ;. | nave made So, 200 at
that business and have plenty of lots left
Don't come without money.
:. G. TUCKER"
George assures us that he will stay by Sill
yer few wears before he runs of after
wild cat
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY or IDAHO I IS THE DIsr CorRr,
COUNTY OF DwYHEE 3D JUDICIAL DIsT
n T. Mendenball, Plaintiff,
dgainst
l.. J. Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants.
ToI. ]. Lewis and the Silver Glance Mining
Company Defendants:
INTHE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
CniIed States. in the Territory Of Idaho,
You are hereby notified that there is now ON
file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District Of said
Territory, in Silver City, Owyhee County, the
Complaint OF the above named Plaintin pray
ing Judgment against the said Defendant, J..
j Lewis. and for a Decree and for an Order
Of the said Court. as follows: The above en-
titled action is brought TO obtain a Judgment
OF this Court against the said Defendant,
I. j. Lewis. for the sum of s3l, ,240 90, a bal
ance due and unpaid to said Plaintiff by said
Defendant. Lewis. of the purchase money,
$40. $40 90. for certain property sold and con
yeyed by said Plfi TO said Def't, Lewis, with
costs OF suit; and to obtain a Decree OF said
Court establishing said Plaintiff IS Lien as
Vendor OF the said certain property. against
the said oortan property and every part
thereof, and for an Order on the Sheriff Of
SAID County for the sale Of said property in
pursuance of law for the satisfaction 0f the
amount of said Judgment and costs; the
said certain property being described in Pl'n's
said Complaint as follows, iO-wIt: Nine hun
dred and sixty 1861 feet tiJnear measure
mentl undivided of twelve hundred Il 300
feet-same mcasurement-in thai certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode OF Quartz, stu
ated in Flint Mining District in the said COun-
ty Of 0wyhee. located and known as the
aOwyhee Ledge and Idaho G. & s NJ Com
pany;" and four hundred 400 feet, being
the LIST North Extension OF the Rochester
I.ode-situate in said Flint Mining District
all of which said described property was
sold and conveyed by said Plaintiff to the
SAID Def't, l. J. Lewis, and by him tssid
Lewisl conveyed To the said Def Z, the Silver
Glance Mining CompaBy--sll RS alleged,
and is more fully SET forth In the PHI g said
Complaint, on file in my Office in the above
entitled cause; and tha, unless you appear
and answer 10 said Complaint w'hin ten
DAYS after the service hereof. " served within
Owyhee county. within twenty days II served
out Of said county, hut within said Judicial
District: and within forty days if served out
Of said District Exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice. default will be taken against you, and
the Plaintiff will apply To the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complain.
In testimony whereof |, sol. Hasbrouck.
SO Clerk of SAID District Couri. have
y l.. s. = hrreunto set my hand and
xxx affixed the Seal of said Court at
.Silrer City. this Tenth day ofSeptember -"
1858 SOL HAsBRorcg, elk. Dist Court
By r. E. HALLocg, Dep'y
Rosssrosga d Preston, Pig AH'ys 7to'2
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05

Our old friend of other years, Earl s
Barney, has hs name attached TO mining
notice published in the Wmie Pine News
Nav he make a fortune. II had been told US
that Earl was engaged in trade at Treasure
City, but on examination of the advertising
columns Of the local paper the assertion is
cOntradicted
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05
NOTICE

yuyHE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing. at Silver City, in the Livery
and Feed Stable business, and m the Stage
Line from Silver City to Flint, under the
name of Brinkerhof Il Rogers, has been,
this day. dissolved by the mutual agreemell
of the undersigned; and F. A. Rogers is alone
authorized to settle the affairs of the said
late firm; and the said business will here
after be continued by Worden Il Rogers
Silver City. 1T J W. BRINKERH0FF.
Jan. 25. 1869. F. A ROGERS. ll4tls
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05
Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution of Partnership.
"HE C0PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Nick Zapp and Dave
Picket, under the firm name OF Zapp 4 Pick
et. in the saloon business is this day Dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted 10
the late 6rm are requested to come forward
and settle All just claims against the iirln
will be settled by Zapp Gabriel, who VIII
continue the business at the old stand
NICK ZAPP
DAVE PICKET
Silver City, l. T., Jan s, 1869 l2tolI
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05

The Tidal Wave of deeper souls
Iato our inmost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out of all meaner cares
Lonqfeiio,o.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05

Dry Goods, Clothing, hats Boots etc.
according to quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-05
Notice TO Delinqucnts.

A LII NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
RAM D. ROSENCRANS are payable TO
the undersigned during NJ. RS absence
I3tf TH0S. J. BUTLER, Agent
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stost sioaal aun Eusintss CarSs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04
NEW YORK.
The disaster at Danbury, Connecticut
Public Debt Statement.

New York, Feb. 3.-The an
pouncement of the arrival Of Gen.
Grant is premature. He leaves
Washington tomorrow forenoon ac-
companied only by Gen. Dent
A Washington special says the
$ public debt statement will show an
increase OF $11, 900, 600.
The Messrs. Gueterman, charged
with frauds on the revenue, were to-
day. with the consent of the District
Attorney. discharged from custody,
the evidences failing to sustain the
case OF the Government against them.
There are no other developments
In the Rogers murder case, except
the reported Identification of the
coat and hat found on the morning OF
the murder, as given by himself to
Maher, who was arrested a day OF
two since.
New YoRK, FEBRUARY 3-Full par
t;cuiars of the disaster at DaHburY
Connecticut, states that the upper
reservoir, which was first to give away
is situated 30 feet above the level Of
the river, which runs through town
and is distant from it about Eve miles
The loss ON property by the torrent is
estimated at 100000 OF thirteer
lives lost. only FIVE bodies have been
recovered. The others. it is supposed
have lodged under cakes of ice ant
the timbers which were swept dow
stream great distance. Three dam
and FIVE bridges were swept away
Danbury would now be helpless i
case of fire. .s.,
Several cattle have recently die
from some unknown disease o
Haight's farm, at Fishkill, this Stat'
which causes some excitement anon
farmers.
NEW York, Feb. 3.-Gen. Grar
arrived in this city late last evening
and drove to the residence Of Hami
ton Fish on Seventeenth Street, abor
midnight. He went to charity ba
at the Academy of Music, where b
remained about an hour. He will n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04
RIO NETAEY & COMMERCIAl.
new York Rarket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. 3.
CoTToN-More active and firmer; sales of
6,S00 bales, at 29t493Oc for middling up
lands, closing rather quiet.
FLoUR-Dull and lower; sales of 6,0O0
bbls at S. 65nS6 80 for superfine Stale and
10 for Extra n We western m rH s 5oss % for Wiiii
wheat extra; S6 6l97 % round hoop Ohio;
81 5OGss so for extra ST Louis; S9GS = fer
good choiea do; c.oSiug dull aud heavy.
California nominal Rse flour quiet- sales
of 80 bhis at 81 7S@3 10.
CORN MEAI4-Cuiet
WHIsKY-Lower; safes of 100 bbls at Gle
for u eStern free
WIIeAT-- Receipt, none dull Lnominsslly,
in buyers favor; sales OF 800 bushels No.
2 Spring in store ut 81 81.
RYE-Rather more steady; sales OF 2,2J0
bushels of Western, at 81 81 al So
BARLEY Moderately active ~ sales of
10000 German to arrive, at s. II
BARLEY MALT-In far demand; sales of
CORN-Receipts, 4e, I'd bushels: dnIl 3But
rather easier: sales of 39,uD bushels at
SStzta92c for new mixed western; 93ta@9j;
low; 92c for Kiln dried western; 9dc for
prime white southern. and 81 5tr2 .for led
OATs" "ReceiiSts. T.si30. bushels; n shade
frner and quiet; sales of 70 .OJ0 >hels at
74c for Western i'll store, and T5s4gfoc for
Wool oniet and unchangei; safes OF
l6O, 900 at 4O5s5l1sc for domestic fleece, SlssD
81 IL for sound. and 42te50e for pnIled.
EEATHER - HemlocR solf.i prime, Sl7 7N
soc for South American light aud middle
weight.
Coal Domestic quiet at S6 5laS 90 by the
cargo: foreign Is seIlIng at Sl0, and New
castle gas and Liverpool mouse camel at
RfGE-Dau at 914elOe for Carolina. t.t
Corr FEEs-DuiI.a.4aes--.az....
sUeAK-Qniet; sales of 100 hhds Cuba at
II5zc. -
MoI.AssEs Quiet sales of 100 hhds. Mus
coVado at soc
| PETRoIEUM- Quiet at 22Q221sc for crude,
| and SIC for refined IN bond.
| HoPs-Duli at S.al6e for American.
OIL-I.nSeed oil firm at 81 034I 05 in
casks and barrels. &&5s#
SPIRITS 1'U URPENTINE-Quiet at 57aj7t &c.
/ ALCOHOLICS. khss& a.
ElPORK-Ffrmer and in moderate q demand I;
sales OF $50 bbls at So 21L}2 so for new mess,
S.iI 50 tor Old mess, ss6 00EsZ7 SO tor pri me,
| new mess. seller February, March. r. prIl,
/ May. aud seller six months, at Sz52dg.s2 10
| nEEF-Steady: sales of lSD bbis af 20 O0eB
/ SIG 81 for new plain mess, si4 09SGl9 % for
i new extra mess. Tierce Beef steady; sales
! of 80 tIerees At S27 00a32 20 for prime mess.
/ So O0Gs7 90 for India mess. Beef Hams
/ quiet; sales of 225 bbls at 81 UO,e:s5 CO..
CUT MEATS-IfIrm : sales of $50 pckgs Mt
I4GI4t5e for houidefs, lT1zet Isl &c for hst ms.
i Dresseai Hogs frmer: l1tzai5e tOr Western,
i l5lf6lI5I%c for CITY. Middles firm aud quiet
sales OF 20 boxes ioGg clear at l714c.
\ LARD Firm sales of SO tiereess at 4)9a
| aiso. ,O0i t4eI-ees steam, seller February IL
! July LIST, at 2lc. -s -sr-
/ BUTrEI.-Dul at 25g35e for Ohio. B&
CsIIFFsEs-Ftrm at I6a2Ic.
EREIGITsS-HO Liverpool quiet, and with
i out deeided change. issC+ u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04

AIESs PoRK-ActIve and 81 higher: sales
at sS2a32 > for pre- ent, and s32 25133 90 for
future delivery, closing firm at S32 cash.
LARD-Firm and active and 14c higher,
closing at 2316c
SHoULDERs-Dry-salie ed at 1870; sweet
picRled hams l6s49l7c; short FIb- b-middles
l614 l619c: short clear do. .l71zc; Cumber-
land mIddIes l614@l61z: loose rougn sides
l61zc, packed; grease while IN store El4c.
DRESS I'D HOGS-Fifm and soc higher;
active at l0920c higher: sales AZ $40 20CglO IS
for common TO fair, and sIIgII 90 for good
to choice.
$ 7096 25 for light, and S7@S 90 for good TO
choice shipping steers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04
Congressional Proceedings.
CHICAGO.
Burning or the International Hotel
In st. PauI--fhe Goodyear Patent
Tested.

CHICAGO, February 3.-The Inter
national Hotel, In St. Paul, Minneso-
ia. aud five adjoining frame struc-
lures, were destroyed by FIRE this
morning. The fire caught in the laun-
dry, from the carelessness of laundry
maids. Two hundred guests were in
the house, many of whom were car
ried out fainting. They lost their
clothes and baggage. Parties from
Louisville, kentucky, yesterday me-
gofiated for the building, offering for
it $4,000. Mall Brothers. the own
ers, had an insurance of $4,000 G.
Abelale, the proprietor. lost $28. 600
In furniture The total loss exceeds
100000 The insurance is divided
among several companies. in small
sums.
The Wisconsin Senate this morn
ing ratified the resolutions heretofore
passed, Increasing the Governors sal :
airy to FIVE Thousand dollars, aud the
Lieutenant Governor TO one thou
sand dollars.
The carpenter shop and lumber
yard of Valentine Jobol IN Peoria,
Illinois, were burned yesterday. Loss
nearly IS 900.
In the United States Circuit Court,
to day, in this city, decree was rem
dered, Iespecting the Goodyear Patent,
as applied to the use of vulcanized
rubber for denial purposes. The de-
cree binds-1st, That the re issued
patent OF 1868. In the Goodyear appli-
cation, was vested in the administra-
ton, and that under it there is an
exclusive right for the manufacture of
certain articles made OF India rubber,
which includes the device for manu-
featuring plates for dental purposes,
consisting Of India rubber and Sui
phur Red, at high temperature. The
case specially decided was that of DIR.
Allpont, but similar decree was en-
tered against DIR. Hansinger. 1t is
understood that these were test suits,
which determine the result of the
entire complaints made against den
lists In this district.
CHICAGO, February 3.-On Sunday
Henry Walters, an aged man, was
murdered. four miles distant from
Keokuk, Iowa His son in law, VIM.
Flamon, was with him at the time
and says four men suddenly attacked
them ard shot Walters, whereupon he
fled. Martin Kelly, of KeOkuk, hav-
ing previously threatened to take the
life of Walters, has been arrested on
suspicion, so also has Flamon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04

sT. LOUIS.
Arrest OF COuuteFfeltGfsr- PugiliSt-
Ical- hnOW storm.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-B. +. Newall
and t. AIlsop were arrested. to-day,
for having about 5000 Of etuniarfeit
greenbaeks in their possession.
The Board of Trade of. this. city
have endorsed the protest OF the
Philadelphia Board of Trade. against
that clause of the Bankrupt Act,
known as the 80 peroeent. provision.
Thomas Allen, the pugilist, arrived
here yesterday. and will go into train
ing at once The third deposit was
made last night, and the fourth and
last will be made next Tuesday night.
Great interest is felt in the coming
fight, and betting is quite lively.
The storm throughout the North
west continues, and a large amount Of
snow has fallen. 1t has showed here
all the afternoon, aud hlnsterlng
west wind portends cola weather.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-04
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, February 2.

1UESDAAs II Cbiudll -
No quorum being present, no busi-.
ness was done at the morning session.
A the afternoon session, concurrent
resolutions were presented:
Requiring the Auditor of State, in
all future reports, to state the amount
of Federal taxes paid by the people OF
the State. Adopted.
Authorizing the State Librarian to
furnish each one of the employees OF
the Senate who has been in the Union
Army or Navy, with set of the Ad-
iutant Generals Reports. Adopted.
Also, joint resolutions;
Placing at the disposal of the Gov
ernor $4,000, to aid In the apprehen-
sion of men engaged in executing sup
nosed criminals by mob violence.
For the establishment OF United
States District Court at Evansville.
The following bills we're presented
Senate bill No. 155. fixing he time
wherein personal property shall b'
| listed-to begin the first of March.
/ Senate bill No. 156, accepting Tho
donations proposed by Tippeeanot
County, and providing Tor the ioca
tion OF the Agricultural college a
Tippecanoe Battle Ground.
Senate bill No. 157, to provide iol
the free transportation of members o.
the Legislature to and from the Cap
ital, and to prevent their acceptance
of free railread passes. F0e
Senate bin No. 158, to provide fol
the public printing and for the cleo
ton of a public printer.
Senate bin No. 159, to revise an.
codify the laws Of the State-provid
ing for the work to be done by thre
Commissioners. ~
Senate bill No. 16O. fixing the sala
ries of county officers. -A
Senate bill No. 161, to provide fo
the organization Of Savings Banks