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An advertisement ia the London
Telegraph announces partial board
III u house kept 10y n lady ana nrr
daughter Busses aud boats con-
Ncnlent.
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WASHIYGrON, Dee. 1.-THE sub.
iect OF the admission OF Utah into
the Union as State was under dis.
cusSion at meeting of the House
Committee Oh Territories to ddy,aud
although no formal conclusion WAS
reached, there seemed to be entire
unaninIty Of teclinr among the
members against extending any fur
Their privileges 10 the citizens Of
that Territory until poligamy is
abolished. MI. Cullom, chairman OF
TIE committee has prepared a bill,
which viii be introduced al an early
day, taking away all rights Of the
MornonS as citizens of the United
States or rights heretofore cNereis-
ed as citizens Of a territory While
yhry practice polisdml. 1t is pro.
posed TO ! ush the passage of this
bill and other measures looking to
the .Wiping ont Of Mormouism.
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Hon. Hugh II. Henry President
of the vermont Valley Railroad aud
United States Marshall for the dis.
tlict Of Vermont, died at his resi-
dcncc IN Chester, on the evening of
the 10Th inst. Mr.. Henry WAS wide
~ known wuong business men
throughout the country.
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poINGAMY.-A bill has already
been introduced into the senate
providing for the execution OF the
law against lolygamy IA Utah
This special law Ion the suppression
of poly gamy has been for u long time
On the statute books. but il has nj
ways been a dead letter. Several
aticmp,s were made ~ the last
session tO secure llS enforcement.
but they were all failures. None of
the measures proposed fer the pur.
pose were such as we could alto.
goathcr approve. There should bc
40 mistake about the matter thIS
time, and there should be- u parllcu
lar care tia, the bill, as adopted,
should be- practicable aud feasible
and shall have al actual and post
i've hearing upon the order of things
established under MOrmouism.
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The New York herald., 1869-03-28
MTnnAL sAHK CIRCULATION.
fke Bestsa BasLs Asking for OIs

lfrOm the Boston IrdnecrIps. 4elCn 10J
meeting OF the banking interest OF TINS city was
held yesterday for the purpose OF considering the
subject which Is now pending before Congress In
regard to tho Redistribution OF the national bank
circulation. Although no definite plan OF action
has been PROMULGATED BY the Committee on bank
ing and Currency to the precise character OF the
bill which they intend to report yet 1t u pretty
well understood that the basis for action Will %
to materially reduce the present circulation 0f the
existing national banks, particularly those having
excess OF ST. 900. 1t IL stated however. tnat
the redistribution policy Will not be persisted In
by the South and West provided the banking lnsti-
tuti0ns OF the States now holding the circulating
medium will lend their cooperation for further In
crease of paper currency say from $50 O0O, 900 70
e60, 000 600. BY the following resolutions, which
were passed by the meeting. 1t appears that Q ma
jory OF the banks In this city are In favor OF an m
crease rather than submit TO curtaiment Of the cir
culaton which they now enjoy
Resolved That ths bills before Congress for the
distribution OF the national banking currency propose re-
which would be productive Of severe Injury to the
Resolved That such reduction might effect OF
turning the largest national banking associations to
the state banking from which they originated
interests IN New England New and Pennsyvsna would
materially inure the national banking system Of tho United
States. :.
Resolved That any Of the present
established circulation there should be granted to banking
TO established Staes at the West and at
circulating In the proportion and under the
conditions provided by law for the existing associA
tons until the amount OF banking note circulation
should be equal the business requirements of the coontry
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
DIPLOMA n. O.y AND ouACx n. ns.
To THE EDITOR or THE HgaALD:--

To THE EDITOR or THE HgaALD:-
In Thursdays HERALD saw bill reported rc
gsrding sbortions and increase Of penalty. Well
and good: but would ~ not be OF more value II our
Legislatures would turn their attention at the same
time to . law allowing only properly qualified ply
sicIane to practicef Practitioners who have con-
formed 70 the rules and regulations OF legal college
always pay attention to their honor, anu as the
writer OF this article well knows although there
some black sheep yet the majority Of the abortion.
ista are quacks In the sense OF the term. II they
were properly qualified to practice medicine they
would not debase themselves below the brute AMI
Iua and violate the commandment OF God, ssThou
snalt not kill.r Let law be enacted allowing only
such to practice ~ hold diplomas OF good colleges,
thus bringing all quacks al once under the control or
the law. and the medical profession will rise TO q
proper standard.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
the STORY Of the FIVE HUNDRED CATS REPEATED.
Brigham YosnG'r Twenty Wives In Chicago
Dyvindicd Down 20 One.
IRON the Chicago Post. March 2s.l


The twenty wives OF Brgham Young who
were reported route 10 Chicago. ON
their way 10 Washington, have dwindled down
TO twenty minus nineteen and Mrs. Amelia Young,
now In this city, VINO ~ perhaps regarded by
Brigham equal TO any twenty is the sole repre-
sentative mere Of the uxorlal band. She is about
twenty-five years old, accomplished and agreeable.
With her are Miss Nettie Young. aged seventeeu
Joseph A. Young ana wife John VI. Young and wife
and James 7. Little and sister, nephew and niece OF
the prophet. T. D. II. Stcnhouse, proprietor OF the
salt Lake Daily Telegraph, and his daughter, are at
present with the party, who are at the Briggs House.
The latter two have been 10 washington where they
were the observed of oil observers. number OF
the santsr OF the rank aud file are likewise at the
Briggs House They last night attended Aikens
new theatre and will visit other places OF interest
to-day. They len Salt Lake City In their own car
riages aud took special train at Weber Canon,
provided by the superintendent OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. O. A. Alder, OF the salt Lake nrm OF Dan.
ford Sons; y. L. sloan, publisher OF the "Salt
Lake City Directory" and r q. Seater, correspond
ent OF the Salt Lake Telegraph are also OF the mum.
ber They are on their way to WASHINGTON TO have
IN interview with the President In regard TO the OR-
den and salt Lake Railroad, Of which Joseph Young
10 superintendent
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

THREE MEN KILLED NJ the CAvrSG IN or BANK
or EARrH.--Threc men were killed yesterday after
noon BY the cavtng In OF q bank twelve feet high
while thoy were at work on the new railroad from
birmingham tMsss.l TO Mansfield Two OF them,
Walter Burke and Patrick 0arrty, belonged In Cin-
ton; the othor, whose name u unknown. was IRON
Woetburo.--RVston 1tuUetisr Aafoh ..
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

T,oR sALE-THE FOLLOWING INVENTORY OF
Yacht Rigging made OF best italian hemp and 10 In hrst
order only years old and having only been used
during the rigging 81 feet inches from back
shroudsA shrouds side. Main rigging,
inches from back q 70 end Of
Wire jibstayp doubc SS fathoms inches Wire flying lib
stay 4 fathoms ~ nches OF the best wiS. Address Rig
pfnx box ll6 Herald Office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20
scAenslg,s Pulnaonic syrup,

Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure consumption
v.r Si.int and dv.nan.;s itshsr -. ~, a,
N.r'- =. - ,'Isr''", - 80. "' .e " W.. va
recoAs Ihsy are AL three 10 Dc taken ~ the same ne
They cleanse tue stomach, relax the liver and put II to
erk thar e ,npetite scsmes oood ths sa d,c..,. and
makes geod blood the patient seEins 70 grow In hesh the
diseased matter rpens in the lungs and the patient out
vroxs TIM a,.s..s and cat, wall This IA IN. or,x - :.
81. '-' N'' "-N e' W." '' - '"' '''' wy "
cure consumption
To these three medicines Dr. j. H. Gchsnck ofPhiladel.
III. "a. ..u,.us . A.. A.. ...--. = II,
p""'o"""' ' "'' '.'' an Wv "'~'"en' VI P"''
msnary consumption The Pumonic Syrup rpens the
hid matter In tho Ie nature dr. and the p.tie.t
,.. 80. .,a On. ,,,n. h.;, :. h.,
r"s .n' '.' .sass " SsJ" - Ae"'. ,s ts
TodO This. the BeAweeed Tonic and Mandrake Pills must
be reey u.d TO cleanse the stomach and liver an
A.. r.,.s.,. 49,, ~. Co.,, .,,, ...-..,I,..s -
the fu'momc syrup anu the iood VIII naks goed niood.
Schenck Mandrake Pls est npon the lsr rsmoving al
obstrucons relax the ducts 81 the gall bladder the bio
starts freely and tho liver soon relieved the stools will
show what the pills nothing has ever been invented
except calc0iel Il deadly poison which very dangerous
unless with great care that will unlock the gall badd
and start hs secretons Of the liver like audrake
Pills tff1 - tfF9 I
Liver complaint Of the most prominent causes Of
consumotion.
Schsnckb Sveed Tonic agentls stnalant and altera
tive and the aa In the ssaweed which this preparation is
made o. assists the stomach throw out the gastric Juice
dissolve the fovd with the pulnovc syrup and II d made
into ed blood without or sorpg the stomach
The great Why phsicnns DO mot cure
H. they to do too much they give medicine stop the
dsranss ths ~hoie digestive powers locking up hs secr
M = tAn am 6QosN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20
FINANCIAL AND oO1GHzRcIxn.


Money in New York and Chicago is very stzin,
eeut and tight, with hsE slstas slrepsstsse,ip.
mediate relief In fact, it is thought By mshy
that the only relief il through an additional
issue OF greenbacks by the Government, a. {
s%;vhtns- at this tims in New iYMk, where
money usually is plenty, indicates too small an
amount OF currency to, do the now immense
business of the country, and that the oaly relief
sis through an increase Of the euEEspsy tse leht
oommensurase with the large dsmandssce Iii
ness. This, of course. is anti-specie basis doe
tr:ne, and we intend it as such. a. we believe il
impossible that the present inmense bpsiness Of
this country can be done on the Old SpsciS basis,
without using individual credit largely in the
place of the present Government notes, which
would be the greatest Of calamities
Money in Ottawa remains much the same
rather close still good borrowers usually get
accommodations. g'fOH RYAN
Gold is about the same-1311a in New York,
and from 1913 to 100 in Ottawa Silver 100,
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same y,,,..,,. .,,,, .,,.,,.,u
Drafts on England and Ireland can now be
purchased for $500 per pound currency.
Government bonds are higher and Are quoted
by F. A. Sherwood & Co. as follows:
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- from Dispensatory OF the United States1

sse9ff%Dmk4A ChENAXA--buCHu LEAVES. ~ 81
PRQPHRTlEsTheir odor 10 strong, dfsvs, and somewhat
aromatic, their taste bitinh and analogous To mint
Medical Properties and Usss-Buchu leaves are gently
stmulsne With = the Urinary Organs
gravel chronic catar Of the bladder morbid irritation Of
the bladder and uretha disease Of the PROSTATE gland and
retention or ncontnencs sf urine from lo Of in the
parts concerned in its evacuation The remedy also been
recommended Dyspepsia chronic Rheumatism, sutaneous
Hslmbolds Nxtrsct Bachu 10 used BY parsns from tho
ages Of IS to rs and Or in the decline change
lifs after confinement or labor pains; bsdwetng In
Ia peculiar to females the extract buchu Is nm.
equaea by ANY ether remedy, chores retention
regularity painuness suppression Of customary
on. ncsrsfed or sqrqr' stats % the rt'ru eucorrhs.
Dissas Of the bladder, Kidneys gravel and dropscal
swclllngsIhs medicine increases the power gestior
and Sxces the into healthy action which ths
watery cacaresus depodons and al unnatural enlarge
ments reduced, as well as pain and inflammation
II which ss: b. e a
the bladder and inflammation Of the kidneys, liberation
the kidneys and bladder retention Of urns diseases
PROSTATE gland in the Bladder calculus gravel brick
dust deposit and milky discharges and for en-
esbsd and delicate constnol, of 10th ssxes. attended
with the following symbtons, Indsposto, e exsrtioS,
loss 81 loss Of memery difficulty Of breathing,
trembling, horror disease, wakefunsss diness
vision pain in the back hot hands, flushing of the BODY
dryne Of the skin eruption the face pad countenance
universal lass h,ts OIL the nscular systePa,h@ }
Hembolds Extract Buchu diuretic and bleed purifying
and cures all diseases arising rem habits Of dissipation
suprseing copaba In affections for which Il Is used such
gonoh9a, elects Of sng standing and yphtic affections
Fin these diseases ussaIa conndfioh with HenboIas Rose
wash.
sold drnsgI.'s and dealers :,s,ywAs.s Beware OF
rRIcEsl35 per bottle. or bottles for $780, delivered to
xddisss IL l. HELHB Obj, Drug and Chemical warehouse
69l broadway, New York
With - sluils efny Chemical Warehouse and dgsed d
rob 9e-sP Am. h. T. HELkBOLD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20
The Markets.

The reports from all the leading points for the
Last few DAYS have been discouraging for the
grain trade. The stringsncy in the money mar
ket has depressed prices 20 hopelessly that Q
specify recovery from the present low prices i.
hopeless. The tendency is downward rather
than upward. Provisions, however, are still On
the rise, and cattle more than held their ewn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

The above cyt rsprssna ths BLACK HAVE Horne VAN
Ing Cultfvsesr In CONSTRUCTION. the Oulsstor consists
wrought iron Axs trees, arched In diagram, and veil
braced The plows simply two iron BENIN double shovel
plovs ataehs 70 the axle " double joint which gives
the Pows a asy, but at tie time perfectly true
ASHAMED y ~ arch Of he axle eo BY clamps that
lowered kwil whsa the corn ysung reeucing dra
~ rAbed wheD theeorn h higher.
ne sAovels ~ arranged 70 sde up down shank,
M1se!S 20 Nat they - be ct q amy depth made 70
ee As soi n ~ drsetisa These psoxs we have made
Epvsd pch aing sand tex Dor wheel &C. We tested
these ltsato In hal1 trials he psst vish tho
beat cAttsatbB made. aad 80 pssved themselves the
psrprh stetycontes Thsy ne nov almost universally
acknowledged lltul societies and BY
hsm''lv a the best corn ou!tivs'or
v. mens. .w Of IL point. q ,up~r,ori
which sur paow hAs over Others:
YnsZNi sssse.s.r and lighter, living made almost en-
ttrely ofwfx4HAt tou. ,sgI
doube joints by which the .hoves are At
:sshsd e shs ss ss.sls he po.rsn Y move h glo.
the least effort
Thie1--With cnvacr you regulate the depth Of
the iurrow shsov Or deep whether the ground
hnrd or toH.E ~ SsB@A&aSa s@s1HN$ &Satfa sssss
gUwsE.Dy ms.s q ~ issss coupling whick connects
the two pillow handles naks the os amp distance
impossible % hold both shovels when throwing the
and to keep them from erowding together piow-
Ing from the corn.
The demand this cultvstor owing the very sapsrss
quality, % sak thst customers will do well order
5000 r. cf4Dr . Ct SAer supplies.
Psies6e CnluvseR, De0o.
ne eesbsSeed Rock Iland Ola Ground Flows Peru City
r1ows, CIT Cas9 stesl Plovs, and the Dixon Flows
fSiss AH. HUNSBERGHR,
l FEB e&m S gk W Sole Agent, Ottawa, Ill.
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~gyss j. Chicaxo ldarlkss.s ,s-pa
ks Chicago, March 49,
F s6. extras ooa6B7 superanes
wheat--ouiet; $l.l5ol1S,1 for No 1 spring
$l1@1-11S for No, 2 and go for rsisotsd.y i
Corn.-Dull, at 54S56s Tor new, and 90 for
Oats-52@5s for No. 2. {@o' '','@At"f
Rye-$1.19G1S0i for Ne. IL
Baxley-$1.0 80 for No. g. .9aFEss Sszs' -
Dressed Hogs-$lsOOals.5o dividing on 200.
PotatOes--6O@q7Oc. m s.,s,t
Butter-35@SSc for choice.
Eggs-24QD08c. r'eF % stiaissoas sls tsdT
Cattle Firm. Choice steers, 4So8s IS; ,i.ir
second GLASS, $6.00@6 rs medium 70 good butch
ers' stock, e475@8.00; common 10 choice cow
md hediers. e4.0O9475; interior and mixed
ssSSA' vo'"Ve4''o' laio's'yAe ni4 ysat
s-s'-- . view York MARKET. s,.e,.1 y: .ass =
.asl .is,ios ;tt}s III So New York, March 10,
snEl0ur--Closed rather more firm, without ma
terial change. ''e' 'e nle Gu ~
Wheat-Lower with moderate demand. ,,,isi
gRye-Dull aud heavy. at $l3SatlS5 for
western. WhaQe 3ss7'I
.aOats-N Nominal, at ~ 4@7a1sc for western in
store. s1.lI -.'nagN
Corn--Heavy and dull, at S7@88c for, new
mixed western. and 08ca09c for old mixed
western in store and afoat .rss az. ire 'sE1.s
e.H ~reM M 8 $3.50 --------- v Hah sg- ss ygahtk
.ee ~. Louis Market. 900 1l4e
st. Louis, March Is.
IA Flour--Dull and weak; superRne, $5Q5.75;
extra at $6@650;a Xxx at $6.50a7. 90; xxx to
fancy at $S.O0aS.50 ,,r,..9 ,'ss,
Wheat-Lower and unsettled prime red and
fall xl.3591.50; choice do $1.55@1 Co; choice
No spring held mt 81. 2061.2 e Mol, $1.25
Corn--Dull with downward tendency. Sales
OF yellow and white at 6Sg7Oc. s3f N9.el
Oats-Further decline, with sales at 57@68o
tor common to fancy. ,ifst. !. ..s,8,,tbsp
Barley good demand Tor best Quail.
ties. Prime Iowa $2.05; choice Illinois t2.5O. !.
hye-Heavy and dropping 1t $1.S801.SO Tor
prime to choice. YtrIn
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