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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

Wdbdcu i'm Often, tumml 9br jegi, ire
bas Sabrselb naa 9alifornisn nur 1888
bstraat, ni6t mad Oregon, g8aIbiuston
unb GaIifprnien, no elm 70 ersisbi9ss 6elo
fur psibli6e Ginwaneeruns III. gBenn
Sbr piibist ME ss bier Susebt, Sbr ttd.
tets sepiB. SD bin 3euge sswslrn, pie
bier Wfdnner pon Serm6gen, 5aIeuten
unb Steuuns ssn6tbiat 9speien linc, li6,
i'm Safe bic einSi9e Srau auf melt unb
brett franf barnirper lag, bic 5rmbsGrmel
auf,uftreiltn unb lid an ben @alhtrcg
su fslen, um itre gSdl6s lelbf gu remit
gen une ME wurts Iie gereinigt! llmlpnf
rauiirtsn Die Wanner bel Der unsewpbn.
ten @rbeit, tparisn bas fhmubiss 9stnen.
ssuA miBmutbis meg, erbCten fIstsnb ibre
66Rpe gen Sf,n uno IfieBtu ben maeebC.
nlasn Sdrsi aus: ,,8ommt tsribrr, ibr
@dp6en i'm Often, Str fclItes gut tet uns
tatsn!''
- Die 9lsrfs Der psr16isbensn 8epar.
tementS trsfen an taIt su einsm Sturm
auf pas Capitol, UNI ben Gcners6 su iitsr.
rtctn, ibnsn 20 prcSsnt 3ulass ju bspil.
ltSen. Sbr @omits iast, ldmmtlihe 9abt.
nstsmitsliAesr wiirpen ibr @sIu6 uutsr.
ltiisen. Sie perpen li6 auf Elm @efua
oss @eIanctsn Baibburn in paris teru-
fen, Der lia on ras Staatspsparisment
sspanbt bat, um pom 9rnsrtB eint Ser.
piGlieung BON $4,000 In @cIb 3ur BE.
trsituns aueerorpentli6er aussaten 5u
erlansen. pr. 0aIbburns Iast, Irin ss,
senwartissr @stalt-Sl7, SCOTT nt&t
ausrsi6snp, UNI bic g4Grps bsS pchrns
aufre6t ;u erbaltsn. 9lls Mitalieb ces
Observation-Disclosures pFssts 5r. 0aI6s
burne bic 8plle bss Dor Der S6abtammer
liessnpsn @srberus gu Ipielen, psl&sr SEE
ben, Der cine ,apprcpriattCn" burhju.
isBsn lu6ts, nit piittenbem @sfldffe an.
frl, mas ttn aber ni6t binberte. gum Be.
ten Ieiner cntituenten In @alsna fur
unniiBs 8autsn paielblt bic 9spillisuns
erfledIiGsr Summen burh,uItbsn. Wan
tann bier ui6t umbin, li6 porpfeasn,
pie pr. Waibturne Elm Ibnlidts @eIu4
auf9encmmsn tabsn piirbe, ptnn Is pcn
Sen. Dir Upsr irsenp sinsm anttrn Iei.
nsr SCrSdnSsr an ben @cnsrsb Selanst
mare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
Gin sd,musslcr.

Spnberbars @sfii9le muBtsn artbur
burh,itben, ais er lansiamen Sdrittes
auf bsm 0albwese pabin 9ins, unp Cbne
es 5u abnsn, BON bem gBsse Der mad rer
Stabt fiibrts, abbCs.
Die Spnne mar 3war unter9esansrn,
aIlein Der &efisT pes ei4tss in ben gB0l.
fen pdbrte nod cine ;iemlihe gBeile unp
Ssrbrsitste .nuf Der Grbs elm masil6ss
5aIbpuntsI, bae, penn es uns i'm @alee
ullein iibsrraI6t, unisren @eeanisn unb
Gmpfnbunaen rtne gSeibe ssrleibt unb
uns iiter bic alltislihen Ginse unp ibre
Gri&tinunsen binwe9 gu tra9eu Ssrnas.
Sn rieisr Stimmuns risf er iih feline
lsbten grlstniGe nod einmel juriid; sr
mubte lid sinseitstsn, hdb birislbsn Be-
reits einsn bsifimmsnpsu ginfIuB auf i'm
ausiitten. .-...s.. 10.
9us tisIsm Sinnsn unb Orilttlrtsn
pefte i'm pIGBIib Der aubIid zines Dors
fss, pas 16 Scr Ifinrn Slifen austgeite-
ts. auf benz flsinsu !oissl ppr bsmielten
srbcb lih bic SirGe. in Der sr bic Stimme
Strenas Dor weni9en 1aesn asb6rt 6atte.
Der @srante, bab sr fa perirrt babe,
purce ibm plGblidb Sur uuumllS6li6sn
@ewibbeit; er iibrrIests, mas ,u tbun isi.
guf benz gBs9s Suriid,usebsn, mar Gsi Der
sinbrsdentsn DuntsIbsitGtAt mebr rats.
fam, ia sr iibsrbiss niat NIT 8etimmt-
beit prrlueieben tpnnte, oaB CT ben ri6s
tisen sEsg mirrsrfncen wiirts; bann
tpnnte ,rr ater aud, wsnn er mad psm
pcr tbm Iit9snben Srte sing, istenfalls
ietr Iei6t cinen Siibrsr erbnItsn. Gr
l6ritt bebbaIb ttwas I6nsllrr porpdrts,
70 pab er i6 f6cn mad wsnissn Winu.
ten mitten I'm DUrfe bsfano.
5ier mar aass rubis. Die abensslOde
bate fACn ldnsfs ssr Susssatteit ibr
wsitbint6nsnbts 6aIt sussruien. Der
eanbmann bate tet benz l66nsu warmsn
SCmmsrn6tnb tpObl ned Bis pDt burger
3sit Dor Der Sbars 9sisifen, UNI nit leinen
Anseb6rtSen iibtr BEN Stanp rer Saaten,
Grnteausf&ten unp psr9lsi6sn -Dinse su
pIaucsrn. Die ein6reaenee gla&t bate
ptsism 9Illem Elm 3ieI seisBt, bsun icpUbl
auf Der OOriitrubs, wie sOr ben S9artu
mar fsin NenId mebr su leben.
Artbur sine, in bsr ftltsn 5ciTuuna,
bod nod Semanren 3u fnben, ouf Der
Dorlltrabe weitsr. uub sr bate Ii6 ntdbt
SstduIht. Gus einsm ter Iautsr asbalte.
nsn 9auier trat ebsu elm Mann teraus.
Der BET bem unssmpenten anblide Res ia.
bsrtommsnbsn 6rsnIbsn suradiu6r, In
pas flsins @drt&sn pOr rem 5auls trat
unb fiS bier Gtwas 3u i4nfftn ma&t.
o5sna, gutter 5reunO!" rief 9lrt6ur ben.
ieltsn an. .8Gnusn sic mir nidt laaeu.
irie pisisr Srt bsiet9"
.lllmbpfeu, Ssrr!" antpprtete Der glnae.
rrnete.
Die Stimme fam aribur tetauut Yor.
ns8Ctlru sic mir ndt Iassn, NO ras
0irtbsbaus gu fubsn if, Oper widrn Sir
pisasi&t 9tmaub, TER mid mad gu9ofen
fibrrn tSnnts2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28


limb sr mare gar TSdt pangtnb III
madsn?"
yS&tSn,ti mirfeiusee 9lusws9 hsntsn!"
,8arbsn Sic auf msinen gurf&las
aud baun ni6t siqe' BEN iptnn i'd cine
8sbinsuns paran fntipfte, bsren grfil.
lung sin3is unp allstn ppn Sbusn al.
bdnst?"
Strenas Qusen bliften iinnenb In pas
Dtite. &c fam artbur ppr. ais fauten lie
iia NIT jsnsm lsu6tsnbeu Sdmmer, ber ia
fsts Sas 3ei&en II, bae elm unnsnnbares
@tb, pbsr elm bslelieenbes 0efibl bas
Snnere eines 3enf&en bur63iebt.
artbur trat sinen S6ritt ndber an fe
btran unb fabts, ais er bsmsrtte, bab bic
iunsre Grresuns ibrs 3unss seIdbmt bisIt,
ibrs ni&t pibsritrsbenpe, ;ittsrnbe 5anp.
sd pia Sbnsn Die gepinsune nsn-
men, mein GrduIsin!" fliiiterts er In lsiem
Spue. ''f --''
Das Abenplidt mar nod oeGtlih genue,
um artbur In ben srcben, iinneneen au'
gen leIsn su laEen, ale iie einsn S6ritt
,urafpi6, unb bann ibren Bid auf @r.
TOUR bsftste, pab fs seicnnsn lei, bic BE.
binsuns su b5rsn.
vSis IulIen msine 6reunpin iein, Gsrs.
nal. -. g8pllen Sie bas?"
gercna Ssrmphte ribt, ,u antworten
Das I6Sue @efGt bsuste iih CUR Grpe
ais wcllts ss bsn.Yurpur, Der es iibsr,os
benz SIide Grtbur ent5teHen; Der Buffer
BOB li& l6neuer, bic fsiue Ipeibs !5anb er'
,ittsrts FatltGer.
| sd fann ss nit bsnten," fagts artbur
in Isiiem Zone gu Ssrena, ucab jsbt &C.
pattiss Grrseunsen Sbr Snneres erfiiIltr
m5sen; i6 tann mir bic @rfable SOrfellsn
ptlae In bieIsm stussnblide S6r Ser
pur6,itben unp perlanse cebbalb aud
tsute tsins Intpprt, pbslei6 ib aus So
rem S6wsissn fait stne Ssiubuns msius,
Grass bsrausleien mSate .... SD psrrt
mprsen wietertcmmsn, werps Sie bier al
} bsisr Sttllt witbsr ipredsn uHp Str
Gntport unp StreR gutl6luB srfabren
estsn Sie wpbl, 8erena!"
artbur ;cs bic Sanb Res WabGsnS al
: tius 9ipftu unp prseie einsu sIiibsnpsl
8ub auf pisisIts; rann 500 er sriBenI
BEN Sut unb mar mad peni8 @iuutel
au6erbaGb Der @artsnpfcrte. Gr blisb its
: ben. @srsna perpsiIte nod auf Semielbtl
Ylabe, auf btm sr ilf psrIaGeu batte-bpd
MUIR mod einsn au9entIid; rcnn trCb pei
stutretenpsn 3wieIiAts tcnnts er gan
btutIi6 tsmsrten, ttis Ta bic Gefalt il
rem bauI&ieen, Rraen SCmmertlfipe an
bic Sanf nifpsrIieB unS psn Sopf ifSt
5anp itdBis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

- Giutn aufrnf an bic MaeGfn i'm
SRen, eer pcn sinem NnIifbIer In Oregon
ausgsbt, ptr6fentIibts Der Commercial
appertiier." Gr Iautst: Darum, Sbr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
gcrlestOta SAits,
2ouis Sod, Gisratbimtr

Das rbies, bsausm am @iIenbabnsD sDtppt srlss
gene Sotel frifrr aldHe in nturrbinss tttentrnb
pergrBBert unb perlhSuert ipsreeu.
Wit brm Sotel IL cine 8efauratiou Yerbun-
ben, mo tparms unb falts SpsIsu allrr ,!art su
ieber Sasss;eit Irrpirt pereeu. 8rilbs Iuitern,
nebif allen Sprten ron fauer einsrmattsn Sptis
fen immer pcrrGibis. asdtr Rbsin- unS RpIsI-
tptine sissnsr SmpOrtatiOn fir aranfe unb Ja>
miliengtbraud tittrbaupt fet5 an .Sanb.
Meinr 8rtunbe uno Srfanutt, 1ppir has rel
Ienbf publifum iiberbaupt linb ;u ;ablrti6em
9elu&t bEFi&f eiuseIaben.
26l7 9Suis 8e1, TrUp.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
LEGAL.
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

A' - IT 'N's1'fSTD' z ffi"i '
An ordnance Providing for the PREPARATION and use
OF Receipt and License Books by the Ciy Clerk aud
be il ordained by the City Council Of the City OF
srcrroy /. That it shall be- and is hereby made, the
dny 0h city ck 70 nE az and Gne License
Receipt book contain blank receipts TO be issued
fer 4 R"a a GS S%
admit Of being kept IN the sale belonging to the city
n Che City Clerk: otee and the licenses s and rseeiP
any description Of license under any administration
OF the city affairs that IN each Of these books snal be
pose 2, which .sass q ssS$ receipt snd nae.
cs in said License book, shall be numbered at the
bindery consecutvely In numerical order nom 70
&c, - soon Is PREPARED the L,csn:s Receipt boob
:ss soss .ss q q: ss
Sser e se or sas
sue any license oer than one nom said reoep,
s e. s Il CITY al nss.
as ss. ~ s sss ii
lars Of date. number amount paid, pane Of party 70
:ns az
eense the same shall be attached 20 and preserved
with the margin stub Of eseh sad receipts and IT.
censes to be issued that In every the number
Of tho receipt issued for license, and the license IT.
self shall correspond IN number dsfe, ete, said re-
cepts 10 DO filed In the City Clerks once, aud 10 be
preserved ~ him among the records Of his Once.
src. IL shall be the duty OF the CITY Comptroller
TO countersisn every license beforen is issued and
70 enter the sount paid for the In account 10
be opened by him on his books with the City Treas.
urer For the purpose of being cosintersgned and
Of such entry being made by said Comptroller in the
City Tessurers account II shall! be the duty Of the
City Clerk 70 exhibit 10 said CITY Comproller each
ceipt given Wy the City Treasurer for license money
and each license TO b. issued before said license Ia de.
hysred 70 the party 10 whom II Is 70 lie issued.
sEc 3. For any violation neglect Of any Oft du
ties dcvolved or requirements made upon the City
Treasurer. City Clerk. or City Comptroller respective
or either OF them by the prcceaing sections ofhs
ordinance, they and zach of them shall forfeit and
pay to SAID city OF CAIRO sum not less than ny nor
more than one hundred dollars Tor each and ,ry OF
esaDe.
Approved, September Q, 1859.
sell lot JOHN n. OBERLY Mayor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22

+ VEGETABLES
New Potatoes per barrel oVeNi0'
White Beans, per bush VHz
Navy do do 10. ve ~
Onions .''''''''s- .3' "
WHEAT
Choice New Nnltc IVY
No. do ootm
Choice New Red VI -
MOL do
Ordinary Red and White........."........"l Vo@i 10
WHISKY.
Recthed according to proof.-...-.,....."si c.al 80
Bourbon do do ................... i T5eJ3 w
FREIGHTS
RATES TO MgMPms.--Pork soc; Whisky and on, bbp
81; salt n bb 50 Flour and Meal u Dbl, SOC; Corn,
n sack zoe; Oats, 100 ms, 2oc Potatoes and Apples
4 bb Soc; Hay, (compresseq y ton 20; Aes,y
freights a 100 BIS, ?oc; Light feights 100 ms 80;
Lumber. dressed. in bundles, y NJ, s'o9 LUMBER
loose, " M, IS 90;
RATES Br RAIL IRON NY AND Bosros TO Carno nv ms
BLux Lrxsst class 81 50; 81 do, So II; 81 do, 81 III
eth do, 81 Os; special do. TIC.
To NKw oaLxAss-Flour, n Dbl, 4oc; Potatoes aud
bb' III g.; Coal oh, y bb d 30; Corn rs; Oats, 25c
n 100 Bs; Tobacco per Hbf % Cotton, 20 bale;
Heavy freghts s5c; Light freights 3Sc y 100 ms.
To New York. Cotton. compressed .............s1 20
do do unconpressed.... IS
Nay, comprcsede ton, 81 %
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

1Ftl' pfDpO-als viii ~ received 90 me al my of.
hie, IA Tie ca! OF Caro- Ills, until " O'clock nj on
tHnal gam INST, Tor clearing the timber f the new
rold, JET surveyed between what IL known a. The
POt srosd add Jefferson Martins farm one and three.
bnartess miles, more or less All trees twelve inches
or les Ia diameter 70 b. cut level With the ground
ana removed - feet from the center Of said road
A. payment tor NE above work viii be made ia
cOrdinRy
Tho Cornt' carr reserve ile night TO reject all
bhr. }. G.. LYNCH,
sellnid County Clcri,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
MASTERS SALE.


state 81 ILLINOIS. alexander County Circuit
Alexander County. Guurt.
ton Tor ur-rhsnIc. el.
Puhiic notice j. hereby given that in Pursuance o.
an order, Judgment aud dccfcs rendered and entered
Of record iu the above entitled cause, IN sah
Circuit Court 81 Alexander county, Illinois, AZ tie
July term thereof. A. ID. iso',
!, John q. HarmAn, Master an thsnsery, Tor SAID
Court Will the fir- day ~ october, A u lea, a.
three l o'clock va the afternoon Of said DAY, sell al
public aactou 90 the highest bidder ior ca., ai the
door ~ the Courthouse, IN the CITY 81 Cairo, "a sai
county all the right aud title Of Abraham Williams
and William NJ. Williams (suLJcci 60 the night OF r.
demptlon aud also subject 10 all the rights, Interests
Edwin Parsons Trustees Of the Cairo CITY Property
ia and the following described real estate. situate IN
the county Of Alexander state of III nor. to-sn be-
ing In the Ph addition % the city OF Cairo and desg
mated the map at the roof which u Ia lie dul.
recorded by samuel staais Taylor and Elw Parsons
Trustees u the Cairo City Property ~ 10, numbered
one, In block numbered four, together with all and
singular. the brick warehouse, tsnsments and here
ditanlenis uIcr-unto belonging,
JOHN Y. HARTMAN, Master la ChAneery
Cairo, H., September 9Th, A. u. isss. sspewat
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF Thsmas ". Delaney, deceased.
The unders igned having been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of Thomas w Delaney, late o.
the county Of Alexander and state OF ILLINOIS, ut
ceased hereby gives notice that he WILL appear beior
the County Court of Alexander county, at NE conl
house in Cairo, at the October Iellh, on 'he hiro
having clams against said estate are notlned ana re
quested to attend for the purpose OF having the SAINT
ndinstod All persons indebted 10 said Estate are
quested 0 make Immediate payment to the undo
signed, 49,
Dated this 9th day of August 4: ID: 1863
ELIJAH DlCKERSON ADMINISTRATOR
septlw6t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
SHERIFFs SALE.

b Nil.e OF aH execution % me directed by the
Clerk of the CigcN.t Court Of Alexander county. in
the state ot Illinois, .u favor ~ Jun Eaumgard and
against Melinda BaumgaId, ] have levied upon the
following described property, tO-Ht' Tho southeast
o. tnc n,rh Ba-i NUHI. and tua -3rwe-t quarter az
section numbered ir,, IA township numbered seven.
teeu rau 20 tW0 NcsJ Pea AlcNsnj.. county, Illinois
al, pfopelty ot .lid Mel nda Bsumgard which I
shall far an public sale q. the westerly door az thc
oourtIlDr 10 Cairo !no.s on the 18TH dizzy OF o.
tohcr A. j.. 1869, between The hcurs OF nine o'clock
a.u. and sunset ai -aId aoy, lll cash geo satisfy -a
execution
Dated 10 DaIo. Illinois, -.ItCmoer Az, 1869.
LOUl~ n. MYERS,
rcli4tv -l,uH of Alexander county. Illuo.-.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
HtITY TAX NOTICE.

The warrant. fof taKcs - the cy OF Caro- for 500
having been placed N my hands hdsce IL hereby CIV
that payment Of the taxes assessed must b. made
within thirty days from the date hereof aud that n
payment 10 not made within LTty days from the frs
publication ~ this notice, shall proceed 90 collect
the sam. by leyying upon the personal property Of
the delinquent sihn the city, and selling the
within ten DAYS after the levy in the IN
taken by ttetn under execution; and shall make out
lit ofths tots and tracts 81 snds upon WI ch taxes
main un paid ard appy % the county court Of Asxan
der county for Judgment asnn-i III surh henquerf
prcfni-es JNO. HILAND,
Cts Treasurer and eN oflcs Collector
IaIro. IA Sstteui.f IL ISIS. TO-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
DROF. ED. WITrIG,
Leader OF
WITTIG'S STRING AND BRASS BAND

Can accommodate the public with the best music
for concerts balls, parties, paradcs, ana serenadcs,
short notice. Ia
Lessons given on every instrnmcnl.
Residence on Washington avenue between Fourth
and pSfth streets, Cairo, Illinois
n. IS Music 10y balls etc, furnished, Nom one to
eight men selSdti
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
MASTERS SALE.

. ss.s q I esss;, A''''''' d Gsss Circuit
John 7. Rcnnie vs. William N. Williams, ct. als.ip
tition for mechAno's lien,
ANTHONY W. smith and Johnston Beggs, partners
etc., under the name and style ofsmith and b-t,ss
vs.. William N. Williams, CT. ais, petition Tor me
chance lien.
Public notice 10 hereby given that In pursuance o.
an order Judgment and decree rendered and entered
OF record ia each ofthe above entitled causes m rno
'1' Jabn % Harmen. Master In Chancery, for said
Court win the first (istl day 81 Ortooer
A u. isas, ut two (zSoelock IN the afternoon on
for cash ut the door OF the Courthouse IN the cry o.
Cairo IN said county all the right and title Of Aofa
ham Williams aud William NJ, williams ,suhect !"
riahts Interests estate and vendors lien OF samne'
Sfsats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, TTnstoos OF w
Cairo city Property IN AMI to the following ae
State Of Illinois, to-wit being In the Finh addition
to the city OF Cairo and desi gnated on the map OF
plat thereof which Is to be duly recorded ~ lot
Numbered three, ioaI hvei sNi 'f bIeek 1 n,m
bered four, aud particularly described by metes anu
bounds according 10 accurate survey made Thereof
follows. to-wit "Bsginnngst point ti9 feet dis
eosterly corner of Block numbered eight (sl, in the
First Addition the city Of Cairo, Alexander county
State OF Illinois, thence from said point OF beginning
North 81 West two hundred ana twelve feet, nine
inches; thence South 81 80 West one hundred and
eirhty.tLree feet 20 strip of land 100 feet wide
known a. the Illinois Central Railroad strip thence
SoutlcaSterY along said railroad strip on II curve
radius li9e feet, two hundred ana eighty 'sN tse'
ten inches and thence North 30. East one hnndfeH
and rs cuty five feet, hge Inches 70 the point OF pt
ginning, the bearings heing magnetic, together WIZ
an and singular, the steam distlery buldlngs, eh'
tenements and Entertainments thcreunto belonging
JoHN @ HARTMAN, Mastef in Chaneery
Cairo. H., September 9th, 1869. seputM
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-22
\ Gas.
TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. C. +. veager 4 Co., near corner OF Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, have supplied them
selves with one Of u. Mcdonald d Co.'s Tnfallibie
Meter Testers. Parties dissatisfied with the register
ing Of their meters have them tested. II the
meters found true the small expense of the test
viii be charged 10 the party cansing 10; the meter
In found incorrect, no charge win be made myl5f
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10
Y!)ailp % argus.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
Thursdays Proceedings.

SENATE.-Resolutions by South Carolins
Legislature favoring the recognition OF Gu
bans as belligerents, received and referred
Bill by Mr.. Carpenter, fixing salary Chief
Justice Supreme Court at $4,000 per an
mum, and associate Justices at $4,000
referred to Judiciary Committee. Bill by
Mr.. Kellogg, constituting the Mississippi
Valley Levee Company a national corpora.
tion, referred to committee on commerce.
Memorial Of citizens and Legislators of Vir.
ginis asking admission, tabled. Resolution
by Mr.. Sumner, directing proper committee
to consider tho expediency Of repeating the
charter of the Medical Society of che Dis.
trict OF Columbia, with view to securing
equal rights to colored practitioners, adopt
ed. Bill by Trumbul from Judiciary Com.
mittee, amendatory Of the act relating to
appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
For the provisions Of this bill see telegraph
column. Senate adjourned till Monday.
In THE House Petitions presented by
Mr.. Brooks, of leather and hide importers
Of New York, asking the repeal of the duty
on hides, setting forth loss TO the couutry
OF SlO0, ,UUU,ooo year in leather, and
$200,000,000 in boots and shoes. Petition
presented by Mr.. Fisher, of several hundred
citizens of Niagara county, N, Y, for the
repeal OF duty on coal. Bill of Mr.. Shsnks
to perfect the reconstruction Of Georgia,
referred to Reconstruction committee. 1t
follows the Presidents recommendation,
requiring also the defuuct legislature to
adopt the 10Th amendment. Bill of Mr..
Churchill to divide the Northern Judicial
District Of New York into two districts.
Resolutions ofthe Ohio Legislature, rejecting
the 18th amendment presented by Mr.. Van
Trump, and referred to the Judiciary Com.
mittee. Bill by Mr.. Ingersoll for the issuing
of forty four millions of legal tender notes.
A discussion arising as to its proper refer
ence, it was withdrawn. The House then
resolved itself into committee of the whole
on the census bin, which was generally dis.
cussed, and its provisions determined as far
as the 7th section, when the committee
rose. Resolution that the speaker may
assign new members to committees, if not
to be construed as changing the rule limit.
ing the number except for the present
Congress, adopted. Bill by Mr.. Lawrence
to punish election frauds, and prescribing
the time for holding elections for members
of Congress, referred to committee on elec.
tions. Bill by Mr.. Davis to impose tax on
fictitious and gambling sales of gold, refer.
red to Judiciary Committee. House ed.
journed till Monday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10

The Committee appointed by the Virginia
Legislature to visit Washington and urge
upon Congress the admission Of that State,
has had all interview with Gen. Butler,
Chairman of the Reconstruction Committee
which is said to have been satisfactory to
both parties. The Committee felt assured
that their mission will be successful, bu,
that pledge will be required that the State
Constitution will be carried out in good
faith.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10

The beet sugar msnufactory at Fond du
Lac, Wis, is an entire success, and they are
nov in shape to turn ou. 1000 pounds of
sugar per day. The product ofthis factory
is already in the market, and is highly spok.
en- of. Parties in Ripon have visited the
works, and steps are being taken to organize
a company and put up factory at tbs latter
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10
HOUSE ANT SIGN PAINTING.

THE undersigned have formed . Co partner
ship, under tho frm of smealon d Schlem-
mer, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and Steamboat Painting; Grainisg, EAlsomin.
ing, Paper Hanging, Glasing, DO
FRANCIS sMEALOE,
JOHN sCHLEMMRR
pask T.,arH Ava 40 tsAs lF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10
READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning MIL, I
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Glazed Sash, where will keep oon-
stantly on hand sll rses Of these articles, which
can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. obtain my Glass
from the man nufactories ct Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want Of Sash Will consult their own in
sssest BY giving me call before purchasing else
whore ,ss an sfering unusual Inducements for
this tPsds. IA. BIDDIgcE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10

The Spanish Minister at Washington has
signed paper stating that the gunboats at
New York were not to be used in any way
against the Peruvian Government, and the
Peruvian Minister has expressed himself
satisfied with the statement. The result will
undoubtedly be the release of the gun boats
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10

Ecumenecal Council was opened at Rome
on Wednesday by the Pope. An enormous
crowd filed the Vatican aud through the
streets through which the procession passed
The ceremonies and demonstrations are
described as magnificent hey ond prece.
dant
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-10

Elemer Washburn, of Alton, recently chief
clerk in the auditors Office, is announced
as Republican csnd date for the Secretary
ship of the Constitutional Convention. We
hope all Republican and Democratic candi-
dates for Office before the convention may
be defeated