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Cow Lost,

a White and Red Spotted Cow, with wLite
streak on her shoulders, smooth crop off
right ear, and weighing about IS lbs. to the
quarter, strayed from the subscribers lot
about TWO weeks ago. Any information will
be thankfully received by
Nov 1G 2t 1HA''
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A CARD.
Nov. ., 4i-3t

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs, Aedi,
cires, &C., to Messrs MOTTE l. TARRAET,
| take pleasure in recommending them TO
nv former customers and the public gene.
rally. AID thankful for the liberal patron.
are heretofore bestowed upon myself, 30.
,ic;, a continuance OF the same for nv sue-
rcssors. JAMES MCINTOSH:
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Notice.

All persons l. ichted 10 me br store ac-
coast will find tie same in the hands Of ar.
II. =. Tarr:.at for collection, and are 1e-
uu"S ID 10 call aud settle ih,. same at once
Nor - Il JAMES MlNTOSH
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COMMERCIAL.

xrupErar $. c.. November 15xco,,on lotion !st. iss.
CoLUaB,A, November l5.-Sses o' 'o''0n '
,erday. 81 bales.-middling' ~: y-Cotton
onirtNssles n 3.5oJ bales: upland. 16,4. 0oio III
= IL. n ro,ton frm-mid-
dlinss "a: sales la bales; 5ece'CtS 49, oue.-
"'i:it CH.sLtsros. November H-cM.o9 qu'e
middlns< l5; sale baIr>; Tree,Prs o.. ot,ou
srne,Inp!Yr,d> 81: Orleans %; sales T. bales
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
OBITUARY..

DIED, In Ocala, Fla, Oct 2G, 1870. MARY
ATLANTA. third daughter Of Col. S. NJ u:
and F K. GARY, agcl 6 years, months aad
81 days.
A beautiful, lovely hud has been early
p!nckel and tranSplantcd into the Paradise
of God.
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Executors Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the
Estate of MOSES ANDERSON, deceased
are notified to present their demands, prop
cry attested, at once, and those who are
indebted to said Estate arc required to make
immediate payment to
MARTIN J. YOUNG.
Nov. l6, 46-3m.
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Sale ef Eaiuabie Lands.

By virtue Of = power Of Attorney from
WILLIAM X. GRIFFIN, Offer Fer SALE
that
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Catharine Ji,zcv VS.. Emanuel Croner and
John +. Ciomcr, admrs., Ct al.
Petition for Tartirion.

Petition for rartirion.
BY yiriue Of an order from John +. Pctcr>
son. Judge Of Probate, will sell 10 the high
est bidder. at Ncwbrrry Court Hon>c. on the
first Monday in December next. one Tract Of
Land, situate in Ncwbcry County, contain,
ing one hundred acres. more or less hounds
ed bv lands Of Polly Wcdaman. Polly Rppp,
and John F. Cromer. the same bring the Es>
tatc Of Barbara CroInrr, deed.
Terms of Salc.-Dne half the purchase
money must be paid in cash, the other hal
on credit Of one year with interest from
the day Of sale TO be secured BY the bond of
the purchaser and mortgage of the premi-
scs, or the purchaser my pay the whole in
clsh. THOS. NJ. PAlSlNGER, S.N. G..
Nov 1863
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ssz- RECOMMENDED By
the Highest Me.iical Authorisy in in Sop,a srsa,
c"roiin:,." ~, is SUMTER BI11EKs' Inc siea'
Southern Tonic.
Nov. 16, 46-1t.
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Notice..
I will rent 10 the highest bidder on Sale
Day in December next,
Tracts Nos. 2 and 3

Of the Real Estate Of James NJ Sem, de-
ceased. for the year 1871. Possession to be
given on the 2j'h day Of December next,
with the privilege of cutting fre-wcod and
al Other timber for necessary repairs OF the
Plantation. The rent 20 bc paid in cash i'll
advance. W u. ABkA!IS.
Nov is, 46 3
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"S2rcT Under tGo S2-..'

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,r,;, ,r,,;.,,-..;n tie ui,i>t
d..,hn I:f. :, 20 fleet.
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Ao,-n
I;".aa Ii:. ir.w ,;.:;,'tly arc tAc
threat, Of is VAR, and ro..f bro.
, ken, , ;o,t l.;i Or . las; z hrct;h
,c,n. ns !,;.j,,,; Inc vsi;, A.; (:;::ri- arr
h,.;..i .,,!n T.. d,,Lvu;ns shadows u
,c,,.-a..,o Wiz, :.,......;s uf ag,
,y, &C :,.,u,,f,I i,icuIs os the heart
49,, lo.,o lc-c ,s..i.h il an instant
,-:,, ch..;..,.i ,G.e:::;9. T. .i.he.
=; ;l--~,--o,; 4, for sricc:!s sh.!, "uicc:
,z,;c in the morning, when the vs,chc.
! cf III. eve Of If. arc over.
rr. ,na c:nr,;nns arc sahiuc.i ~hich
.-.l, tic ;,c,t n,.h na:..;..i pu?>a,ipah.
,:,,. ;i.iny> Teach u, u csc arca!
,,:b,i, q, pii.a,. vrirf, anu,i.er i.,,:n>
~, tn. Aro.;1Ii. disaster. ni.irh il.
4 f.. n3nentS, converted 4 smiling
.;r,c. ;,,o commun,ly Of v;l,a<, na>
i!csI III t@e hearts "t nc people "hc'' 'n'
, p;.h,,,r,3 ,r,,rl. rhaIi.u,,i their Syrn.
..,b,. n.,;,.l: -. y, -. ev,.yt or the
..a.,.l p, ,,.,;:v !, Vir,;,io whereby
,rI,.r ,c y.,1;.u,.u lbs, t,,eir
il;,o., ,o,,. , similar lr,rt rendiug cas-.
ualtv TO a train returning fion I.ie.
,ic excursion to Long Branch, filled
with iu,ie>, many Of whom were killed
! E,.:i.! fires in tic east. devastating m"ny
! miles Ct hpmcStcadS, are answered by
,orna,i3> of unparalleled horror in the
weS,etu Isles, by which lives by the
! thousand are destroyed.
! And ,,ox ca!a.nity, though h'ppi'y
! not Of ,hv ln1gnitu'lc Of some sacrifices,
coiu:S home 10 US aud The hearts Of all
~ ,n- con,nunity feel a poignant pain
80, ,, ,,,,.,,;,,, of
! az" ''"'
bitterness.
cart is long and life is Aec'ing, :.
! Still Ike in'fn:l '?utlS arc 'TH'!'s
fuhctai N"rcAes " l"c si"'e'
| Apart from the bntcslcrlcS oi war now
! .n,.., II olrnos, cycryyhc-c with bru.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
The KANSAS FARMER

The KANSAS FARMER published at Leav-
snw"r;h. ny Geo. T. Anthony, is doubiy
18th tho price Of publication to farmers
iI.ncr number is received, and is Of
Il is only 81 n wear Srb>
the th'nE now viii get ,lrcc nun
Journey
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOJlce or Dissolution.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist.
ing under the name and <,yie Of GARWILE
y McGACGIIRIN, is iI.i> day dissolved by
mutual consent.
JOHN p. CARWLE,
ROBERT l.. McCACGIIR1N.
N"wtc:ry, !. C., Nov. /, $50.
TIE nnhrrsi gaed har:ag purchased the
Interest of Mr.. JNO. y. CARWlLE, In the
partnership Of Carw;le ( Mclaughlin, will
romti,rur the business in lis own ame, and
will pay al! claims against tie iatr partner
-hip ROBERT l.. AcCACGuRlN.
Nov. !, $50.
~ retiring from business at Newberry.
i. aIlor!s me Srca, pleasure to commerd
Na. ROBERT l.. McCAtGEiR1N 10 the
cnmIiiurh confidence aud patronage of all
tie friends cf the late partnership.
jNO. d. CARTILE.
Nov. j, lSI0-41-3ts 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

asa3" YOU ca \ OBTAIN
prof table employment in vour own town, for
u portion of your leisure hours, by address,
ing Y. ". Chri.tian Association, Chicago,
m. oct 10, l2-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

Wineman's Crystalizcd Worm Candy Is
only twenty-five cents box!
Nov Is, i6-lt.
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III, Nsxt Le-isla.Ira.

The Charleston News c"mm"rts as
follows on the result of the recent clcc-
hon:
"I, is 4 IN nl4ratc estimate to say thu:
Governor Scott is re elected by 3t.QGO
majority. As set off the RrformerS
have elected three Representatives. in
Anderson four in Grccuviie; three Ia
lio-rv; twu in Lexington; four in II.
ri>n: two in Oconcc two in P!cHcrS
four in Snartanhnrg, and two in Chester
ti-ii, twenty six in all; and have r.
form S,natnrS in Anderson, Chesterfield,
Charleston. Gf M Bates be admitted }
Horny, Oconec. pickenS and Spartan
bury. The vote is the largest ever cast
in .hc State, and the Reform vote runs
several ,houSsn1 ahead Of the Democratic
vote in 1868. The election in Beaufort
is protested by the BowcnitcS in Spar
tanbu-g by the Scott radicals. and in
Uninn. Nea berry, Laurens Fairfield and
ether Counties, We believe, hy the Re.
formers. These protests, iC sustained,
will change very materially the practical
rcsu.: of the elections"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

FRosr-At last the gorgeous panorama Of
beautiful In !iaa Summer is closed. The
ru,t king last rhur,day night asserted his
supremacy AMI laid all the flowers low,
white the Yar -coorci leaves cover the earth
us with . sh5ouI. The season now being
brough, 70 close las b: en- remarkably Sra-
ciou<, and under its long, dry and balmy
spell, the cotton plsnt throve apace even 10
second growth and never before have
we seen such q profusion Of late Irish pota-
tos &c.
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TlLUiDLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

ABOUT miles Fast Of Ncwbcrry c. H.,
on the head waters of Cannon Creek.
Bounded by lands Of Mrs. f. GalIman,
Henry Ialtacvc, Dr.. Norris, and others, con-
taiuiI,g
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

WASul<GToH, November l2-CongrcS-
sional elections SHOW thc following Dem
"c:a,;c gains and losses: Alabama gain
two; A-krr>:> gaia ore; Florida gain
one; lilinoiS gain three In:!iana gain
ono; Loai>iar,a gaia txo; Michigan gain
one; Missouri gain frur; New Jersey
lose one; New York gain four; North
Carolina gain three; Pennsylvania gain
five; South Carolina lose two Tennessee
gain six; Virginia lose one West Virginia
gain two; Wisconsin gain one ; total
gain thirty six ; loss four. The remain.
ing elections are in States that have in
the present Congress thirteen Democrats
and eight Republicans.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
LOCAL..

Divine S..vcc. %. VI may be expected
a; s.. Lrlics (Ep;>copaD church next Sab
ba;h n.os"ing aud Afternoon, at the Usual
n'.rs
We learn that tic unfortunate break IN
III. road helo r is mcnlc /, AMI that freishiS
are RAINING through.
MlLiiSE!y.-Mrs. Iiarr: is in rccc!p: OF
large aud h.rr.spmc +rpply Of winter nIii-
ncrv goods, which she desires her friends
a,,: ,:,r rr;,!ic 20 call au'! examine
Our thank :rc hcrrJr rendered M!. tEes-
Icy Smith for supply OF large Irish 2"t"-
toes nr TIE second growth, also f1r samples
oi corn oi N immrn.c SIC We lean that
he has 4 ,houSun,, h:l>,ci> of This nOuT:thinG
grain. Wish that ~. had thou>arrl men
liz the county possessed Of the same h'un:F'
CoLLI.loS-Dy the run together Gf the
No passenger ,raif! and fr'i:h. train on tho
G.. i e. L. t., near Ch4ppeii's LAST sunday,
an engine w"s demolished, and Il Car con-
tanning the furniture Of Mrs. Horton Mar
shall, being removed from this place to
GrcenviI!c, was made total wreck.
MA~vorn TrRNlf$.-For big turnirs and
i;,r ones from various sources, arc VIC in.
l.h.cI to friends; some ot whose names NC
do not remember, so great is the supply.
Consequently We thank them all without
Sorci.! rcG rcrccs 70 names. We do hope
for ;urn.np <un!c 0: these l,ys that will
gladden. ".il hands, the cook and bottle
washer
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

POrATUte-And no snail ones either. IS the
burden OF our SING. and Mr. 5. C. Merchant r.
the good friend who inspired the song. His &c
ceptahle prescpt-a respectable SID basket OF
both persuasions. Irish and SWEETS highly ap-
rrrcia:rd The Irish tube-s are Of the second
crop AID arc entitled to premium the sweet
are huge, rdseri and &c am" |. and look like they
had been crowded in their bed. and not having
fair play had to lie spoon fashion. There is no
telling what size they nigh: have attained, ifMr'
VI. had given them room
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

Doors, Saoes, &c.-Dnr readers arc re-
sacc,fuIly directed 10 notice the card Of Maj
J. Mcaghan, Of Culunbia, in slis weeks pa
per. Major Mcashan is a veteran dealer in
The article. which he offers for sale, and his
S,mtls can be relied on in al respects, whcth.
er for quality, or style, and his prices are
such as command attention and give satis>
faction. O,dcrs sent 70 him will be promptly
and satisfactorily filed.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of sundry writs of Fierl faclas
10 me directed, will sell on the first hondaS
in December next, the following properly
viz:
Thirty acres of land, more or less. bounded
bv lands of Michael Buzhardt, The Poor
1I,us, Lind. nnI others IrYipl Oh az The
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Nov lG
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We learn that tic unfortunate break IN
III. road >eo is mcndc /, AMI that frel9hiS
are raining through.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Review Of the Field.

The State Register Of the 10th inst.
has an editorial vn 1.-The Candidates
in the Next Campaign" in which it
reviews at length the political field
in this State, and names the various
candidates already talked of for the
different Offices. In reference to this
Congressional District it speaks as
follows:
In the Fourth, Mr.. Loughridge's IS
District, while there is a strong ele-
ment in favor of Mr.. LIS election to a
third term, there are many who dis
sent, not because Mr.. Loughridge is
unworthy, but from the disposition
to change men every four years, and
candidates are coming out in num-
bers which promise that the canvass
will not be lonesome. Mr.. Lough-
ridge has record of which his con-
stituents are proud, and many of
them wish to return him. The mos.
prominent persoA thus far talked 0t
;n uppUsItiOn To hi... 30 o41 -eso .-..---
Stone, who is backed by n large and
determined band dofsupporters. There
is strong desire among the people
to vindicate Gov. Stones name from
the stain which has unjustly attached
to it from the crime of his Private
Secretary. Some Of the best people
of his District, and of the State, de-
sire to rebuke the slanders Of the De-
mocracy by elevating him to place
of honor and trust. There are other
competent and worthy gentlemen
mentioned for the denomination, among
whom are the Hon. Rush Clark, and
the Hon. George j. Boal, of johnson;
and Col. John Meyer, of Jasper, ali
good men. There may be others, but
we have heard nothing of them, un.
less we except Maj. Hamilton, o
WapeIIo
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
IOWA NEWS.

Mr.. w. A. J. Seals, Of Monroe, has
shown to the Register two MIME
balls which were found stuck togeth-
cr on the field after the second Bull
Run battle. The balls had met at
right angles i'm their flight, and one
Is buried half way in the other.
Johnny McIIibbin, of Madison
County, is % years old, and is only
three feet high and weighs only ~
pounds. His father and mother are
much larger than average people.
Johnny is smaller than "TOm
Thumb"-but you see it needs a
Barnum to make people believe it.
John i. Williams, Quaker, OF
Muscatine County, has been appoint
cd to an Indian Agency.
Misses Grace and Helen NJ, daugh-
ters of Rev. j. c. Eaton, Of Des
Moines, were severely injured by a
railroad accident i'm New York last
Thursday. One had her knee dislo-
Gated, and the other fractured limb.
Silver currency has made Its APP
pearance to considerable extent at
Des Moines, says the Register.
The contract has been let for build
ing the Chicago and Southwestern
Railroad from Washington to Fair
field, and the cars are to run on the
road to Fairfield by Oct. 1, 1871.
The Iowa City RepuJHcaa heartily
endorses Senator Reardsley's bill
! proposing to abolish the present
Trustee system Of government for
the State University and have in
stead Board Of Regents composed
of one Member from each Congress
| sional District, This, it says, will
smash the "rings" that have made.
so much trouble with the University
already. by all means let W have
! 1t, then.
The Register. learns, from a cHizep
OF Warren County, the particulars Q,
the death of Mr., Charles McCoy,Who
lived six miles south Of lndinola.
Mr.. M. was hauling logs, last week
Wednesday, and one Of them slipped
in some way, and rolled over him,
crushing him to death.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

(eflnssF1a2l12eEeEYs officers, and that
there is q vast amount 81 needless
expense in the army besides the pay
for them. The section transferring
the Indian Bureau to the War De-
partment was stricken out, various
other amendments We're made, and
the bill then passed.
1t is reported that, under the re-
quirements of Mr.. Loughridge's
Resolution, the House Committee on
Banking and Currency will make
two reports, one for additional green
backs and the other for National
Bank notes. OF course the thing is a
dead egg, whichever they do
The San Domingo treaty is under
consideration, and the Committee
will be in no hurry to dispose of it.
The ,cOlored members of the
| Georgia Legislature have presented
through Senator Revels, their pro
test against the Bingham amend
ment to the Georgia bill.
On the 11th, both Senate and House
were occupied mainly in general dis
cussion of various measures, of which
nothing definite is reported.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

and disorder at the polls, would be
especially watchful sto any indigity
offered or disrespect manifested. Mr..
Brown and Mr.. Jones, and all the
other men, would be equally on
guard. Hence, probably no disorder
OF any kind would be made; and if
there were any, it would be repressed
promptly. The common interest
would thus tend to the common
benefit.
And so, having tried it all once,
from tn e beginning of the canvass to
the closing of the polls, we men
would find that oman Suffrage was
practically not such an awful matter
after all. All its tendencies, so far
as we have viewed them, are good.
How much the relative vote and the
conparative, .stEength th Qf par ties
would be changed by It, It was not
our purpose here to consider. Very
likely the results in these respects
would in the beginning be trifling If
any. New voters do not generally
strike out to think vigorously for
themselves: they follow precedent,
tradition, custom, circumstances, un-
til they have gained some expert
ence. But thechaDge in parties, and
in political issues, would come in a
few years. Whether such change
would be for the better or for the
worse, who can tell until facts have
given ground for theory?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

pFof1engtby reports of proceedings
up To- tie night Of the 9th inst, see
sAe6ndp Of this paper.
Dtrhe SENATE devoted most Of the
sitting On the 10th to discussion OF
the Funding bill, without definite
action. T!i
fThe House put in the day In dis
ctissing the bill for reducing the
number OF officers in the army. Gen.
Logan ahowed that there are now
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Gibson House.

vv,UE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the
Neal House property, would respect
Sui,v announce that he has entirely reftted
and refurnished II, asa Frst-cia's Hotel,
where be will spare no care or expense Tor
the accommodation Of the Public. The very
best Of ststling furnished.
80 Near northwest corner Public Square,
Knoxville. .. =. hohn
July, 1869. "ou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

IN D. YOUNG would respectfully INFORM
~. the citizens Of Marion County that be
has opened n Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street. west Of the fremont House, up stairs,
in the room formerly occupied by the fep.bh,
can Office, where he will have on hand all
kinds Of Furniture, and Cofins Of all sizes,
- b;ch hs will sell Low for Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Marion County Bank,

KNOXVILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IL $1,000. Gold, Silver, Government and
other Securities bought and sold. Interest
allowed on time deposits. Special attention
given to Collections. Open from A. M. to
4 p. NJ. except Sundays.
CKHOLDERS:
vw c.tbc.rt Iarkin Wright,
q. * Belismy, %,ops,' % ,i"L'
J. y. Neifert, Jss; ~ usme,
(Asbin Marsh, y. u. l"."soA'
J.E.Nesl, IL ""s~'
n w,,ovr Eo.L,r LARKIs WRIGHT Pres'l
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
of the day was occupied In discussing
t,sssela atal g faE I! Ansg, Rexiaial
of the Statutes; but no finaI vote was

taksela tnl lsvlae 6aF anew. Rexieiol!.
of the Statutes; but no final vote was
reached. ..., ~.
In the House, same day, two petit
tions for more, efficient Drainage
law were presented.-House File
No. $50, bill "providing for the
better observance Of the Sabbath" BY
increasing the penalty for violations
of Sec. 1892 Of the Code, was dis
cussed at some length. The bill fixes
the penalty at not less than So nor
more than 800. Many gentlemen
thought the present law obsolete, and
others thought no heavier penalty
was advisable; but the bill passed, by
vote of 56 to 35-Messrs. Durham and
Keables both voting against it.
The remainder of the day was occu-
pied in discussing the subject Of rail
road taxation. All the arguments
that we have seen at this writing are
all one way--in favor of equal taxa
ton of railroad property, the same as
other property, as a general rule
and they seem to us to be unanswer-
able. The bill was continued as the
Special Order for the 18th inst.
In the Senate on the 11th, among
petitions presented was one asking
the establishment of Chaplaincy at
the Insane Hospital at Mt. Pleasant.
Referred to Il Select Committee. -
The bill making an additional appro-
priation Of 49,, 900 for the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Council Bluffs
passed Senate by vote of A to -
Inc Dill TO repeal the law incorpOra-
ting the State Bank of Iowa, and t.
enable it to wind up its affairs, was
passed, as also was the bill to repeal
the General Banking law of 1S5s.--
The bill to provide regular transpor-
tation tariff for railroads was dis
cussed at considerable length, mainly
by Senator McMutt for and SENATOR
Pierce against; and was then made
the Special Order for today I7th
inst. at 10 O'clock.
In the House on the 11th, several
petitions for law for the protection
of fish were presented. This subjecs
seems to be exciting some Interest
among the people, as 1t ought.--A
good part of the day was occupied In
discussing a bill which proposed t.
lnnnia a1snorh5 e.
a,yfr rtiAs TfIt-ti,A. dnsdsi0n OF iHfIskss
engrossed, the bill failed to pass.
Mr.. Keables is reported as voting aye
and Mr.. Durham nay.
Both Houses adjourned till Mon
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