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HOUSE.

Mr.. SchencS, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, obtained leave for
that committee to sit during the session of
the House and at the same time.
Tariff.
He notified the House he expected very
early next week, probably Monday, to re-
port to the House the revision of the tariff
bill, and that after its being reported and
ordered printed, he would move at the first
fitting opportunity to go into Committee
of the Whole to take up the revision of the
internal revenue law.
Mr.. Garfield obtained leave for the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency to sit
during the session of the House.
The House proceeded as the business of
the morning hour to the consideration of
private bills, after which several had been
acted on.
Butler Wants 10 Answer Dawes.
Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, moved the
reconsideration of vote that he might re-
view the speech of his colleague, Mr..
Dawes, whose whole argument had come
from false understanding of the facts.
Messrs Benjamin and Randall raised the
point that Mr.. Buffers point was not in
order, as irrelevant to the question before
| the House.
Mr.. Dawes made several appeals for the
withdrawal Of objections, but Mr.. Benja-
min insisted.
Finally Mr. Butler yielded, giving notice
that he would, after the morning hour,
move to go into Committee of the Whole.
Several private bills passed when the
morning hour expired.
| The House went into committee, Mr.. Judd
in the chair. The intention of the House
was to give Butler an opportunity to make
| his speech in reply to Dawes, but
Mr.. Wilson, of Ohio, who was first en-
titled to the floor in the committee, in
sisted on his right, and declined to yield the
| floor to Mr.. Butler or any other mana
change of programme which caused a good
deal of laughter.
Mr. Wilson then proceeded to address
the committee in the interests of agricul-
| tUre
| Mr. Eli addressed the committee In favor
of reduction of the tariff duties on all
material that enters into manufacturing.
Mr.. Coburn addressed the committee on
the question of finance and against any re-
duction Of currency.
Messrs Townsend and Stoughton ad-
| dressed the committee on the subject OF
the finances, contending that the currency
was not redundant.
The House then adjourned with the
understanding that the session tomorrow
will be fov general debate.
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Serious Strike Of Operatives
i'm France.
WASHINGTON.
Mental Debility.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The House Com
mittee on Judiciary have agreed to a propo-
sition that Judge Watson, of Texas, provi-
ded he resigns, shall be paid his salary for
the remainder of his life. In case he refuses
TO resign, the President will be authorized
to nominate an Assistant Judge to dis
charge his duties. This course is suggest
ed bv the fact that Judge Watson is now
considered disqualified by mental debility.
McGanahan.
The Committee have agreed on
resolution, that Executive action be
postponed on the McGanahan claim until
further action of Congress.
Nominations.
The President to-day sent the Senate the
following nomination VIM. Cumback of
Indiana, Minister Resident at Portugal,
vice Sheliabarger, resigned; E. S. Model
of New Jersey, Assistant Secretary of Lee
CATION at London, vice Badeau, resigned.
The Gold Panic,
The Committee on Banking and Curren-
cy to-day examined c. J. Osborn and
Richard SchneH in reference to the gold
panic.
WOIasseN
The Commute of Ways and Means this
morning reduced the duty on molasses
from eight to five cents.
They will also reduce the duty on sugar,
tea and coffee, leaving the bulk of the du-
ties on manufactures generally unchanged.
Retired List
The President has signed the bill pro-
viding that hereafter no officers of the army
on the retired list shall be assigned to any
duty, or be entitled to any more pay than
ahat of his grade.
Hard on Office Holders.
Secretary Boutwell, had issued circular
of instructions for the guidance of all dis
bursting officers, agents or clerks of the
United States, relative to continuance of
Internal Revenue Tax on salaries in which
he says the question has been submitted
to the department whether a tax on pay
ments for salaries and services by the
United States levied. and withheld
by virtue of 1913 section of
the Internal Revenue act approved June
80, 1866, as alleged, is governed by the
18th section of the said act as alleged,
which latter relates to taxes on incomes
and not to taxes on such salaries. The
decision of the proper accounting officers
and Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has been given on the subject, and in ac-
.cordance Herewith such taxes will be with
held as usual by disbursing officers, agents
or clerks of the United States.
An Interested Public
The approaches to the Senate Chamber
were crowded to-day during the proceed
ings on the Virginia bill. The interest
seemed TO be as great as that Of the i'm
parchment trial
Transfers.
The list Of officers to he transferred from
the bureaus in the War Department to the
Western country is being prepared, but
the transfer will probably not take effect
till the last of February. 1t is understood
that Gems. Williams, Kelton and Beck will
he among those transferred
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IOWA.
A FUSS in the Family.

CEIcAGo, Jan. PA special to the Ziri-
jw.e from Des Moines says the Iowa Senate
today. after considerable debate by vote
Of 80 to II. refused to concur in the House
resolutions adopting the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United
States.
A majority Of the Senate claim that the
V0uss should have taken their resolutions
as they were at first, to adopt them, and
not TO have passed a new series of their
own. The result is that only one House
has as vet passed the fifteenth amend
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HAYTI.


New YORK, Jan. 21.-The Worlds Hayti
correspondent of the goth ult., says that
the United States war steamer arrived here
on the goth, her commander had an inter
view with the authorities at the Govern
ment House, during which be notified
them that the Bay of SANTANA
had been leased to the United Stated Gov
eminent, and that said Government had
granted their protectorate to the Dominion
Government, and hoped that the Hayden
authorities would not interfere with the
present order of things by assisting the
Cabbal party.
Petition.
The Alexander petition Is momentarily
expected from Port-au-Prince, with a dele
CATION on board, the precise nature OF
which has not yet transpired.
Submitting.
The Piuuets are all tending their sub
mission to the authorities. Confidence is
being restored.
IOOGO l.
Gold Is nominally worth 400 for one dol
lar in gold.
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KANSAS
ASKED TO Resign.

ST. Louis. Jan. PA concurrent reso-
luu, N was introduced into the lower
hous Of the Kansas Legislature, asking
Senat, rs Ross and Pomeroy and Repre-
seutativ Clark TO resign, as their influence
has been impaired by circumstances
growing ont Of the late Impeachment trial,
and disposition for lavish expenditures
on the part of one Of them. The resolu-
ton was referred to a special committee.
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LOUISVILLE.
10000 Brutcs.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21.-William Kriel, the
wife murderer, was executed at 1870 p. NJ.
to-day, on the commons, in the presence OF
ten thousand persons. He assembled the
scaffold with quick, light step. Though
his neck was not broken, he died quite
easy, as his pulse ceased to beat eight min
utes after
Geo, ID. Prentice.
George D. Prentice is again Frustrated
and in dying condition.
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WISCONSIN.


CucAgo. Jan. 2l.-In the Wisconsin
House TO-DAY q resolution was introduced
instmctiug ;ho Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress to favor connecting with
the postotiice system a complete system OF
Geographic communication, to he under
she charge Of the Government.
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FRANCE.



PARIS, Jan. 2l.-Baron Hausman, Ex-
Project of the Seine, is dangerously i'll.
Strike.
The strike among the operatives OF
LaCressot, in the Province Of Savoie st.
Louis, still continues.
Dreadful Accident.
A dreadful accident, the nature whereof
has not yet transpired, occurred at La
Creuseot yesterdy, whereby several miners
were killed.
Later--TrOOpS in Motion.
PARIS, Jan. 21-Midnight.-It is not
thought that the strike at LaCreuzot will
not endanger the peace Of the city. There
are some hopes than an accommodation
will be reached tomorrow. A force o.
.. 600 infantry and 600 cavalry has already
arrived at LaCreuzot.
InCendiary Editor.
One of the editors of the MarSeJdjSe, who
it is alleged, helped to ferment the disorder
at La Crenzot, has been arrested.
Three Editors Imprisoned.
The legal proceedings against the pro,
prietors of a Radical journal of reform
have been terminated. Three of the edi-
tors were sentenced to imprisonment fol
six months and the manager for sever
months. 1t is thought the trial of Roche
fort will merely result in fine of Loo
francs,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, Jan. 21.-Much anxiety has
been felt for the safety of the steamship
Great Eastern. A vessel arrived yesterday
which brings news that she was spoken OF
on the 9Th of December in the South At
lantic OCEAN
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READING.
ATraiguCd.

READING, Va, Jan. 2I-John Deal was
arraigned yesterday for the murder of
Richard Harlan, near Gossport, on the 9th
of October The trial will probably occu-
Nv two or three
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BOSTON.
Turns ND It's Nose.

BosroN, Jan. 2l.-The City Council re-
fused to appoint Committee to extend the
Inequalities of the city to Prince Ar
thur
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Later-rroOpsin Notion.
ROME.
On Dit,

PARIS, Jan. p. - Archbishop Du-
champ, of Meeklin, who is at the head Of
the Infallibility party in the Ecumenical
Council, has been appointed Primate Of
Belgium.
4 Good Joke.
ROME, Jan. 21.-The German Bishops in
attendance at the Ecumenical Council had
a meeting to-day and resolved that, until
| the numbers of members in the dioceses
| be taken into consideration in votes held il
the Council, they will return home in s
| bo1v
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To reduce the fees of County Registers
Withdrawn.
To change the county line between the
counties Of Jackson and OgertOn. Passed
To extend the Jurisdiction of the Re-
corder of GAINESVILLE to civil eases.
An amendment reported by the Judiciary
COMMITTEES, that the Recorder of Clarks-
Vile shall have all the power and authority
conferred upon the Recorder Of Nashville,
was adopted and tie bill passed.
10 incorporate the Safe and Deposit
Company Of Memphis Rejected.
10 repeal an act passed June 6. 1865
Laid on the table.
To repeal an act abolshing the Seven
teeth Judicial District Rejected.
To compensate Commissioners of Re0iz-
tration.
Mr.. Greene offered an amendment. that
where the county has paid the Commission
er, the State shall refund the amount al
ready paid. Adopted, and the bill passed
To authorize townships and civil districts
to tax themselves. Rejected.
The Senate then adjourned until to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
GENATE
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Memorials from
army officers for increase of pay, and for the
sixteenth amendment, giving suffrage to
women, and petitions for the abolition Of
franking privileges, were presented and re-
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Mr. Schenck, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, obtained leave for
that committee to sit during the session of
the House and at the same time.
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HOUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FRIDAY, Jan. 21.-The House was called
to order at 9:35 O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker Perk-
ms in the chair.
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-07
Grant.
The Extravaganza of His Admir-
fstfaliOn.
From Ben. woods speech, Feb. "a.

From Ben. woods Speech, Feb. 2d
Why, sir, IL the president Is the econo.
mist he IL represented by his friends,
why does he not lop off some of the ex-
penditures in the War Department?
Why does he not Top off some of the ex :
pen ditures in his owp military family
ut the White House? Why not make
an effort to get rid Of some Of the brige
dier generals he has on duty there /?
Never before In the history of this coun :.
try have so mary military officers beer
stationed ut the White House. No pre-
ceding President OF the United States
has had so many military officers on
duty there. President Lincoln, during
the war, when there was some excuse
for having military men at the White
House, had one or two officers of low
grade. President Grant has no less than
five brigader generals stationed there
who are paid as officers Of the army
and this la time Of peace-and this IL
an economical Naturalization and he
Is the head Of the great party Of ere.
trenchment and reformn
1hold In my hand statement In de-
tall OF the expenses OF the executive de-
partment in 1s62-83 under president Lin.
coin, showing that the whole amount of
salaries required amounted at that time,
including his own salary OF SIS, 900 q
year, to only little over thirty one thou.
sand dollars.
Now, ia addition to the clerks the
President has In his employment, he has
Brigadier General Porter, Brigadier Gen.
eral Babcock, Brigadier General Dent.
and Brigsdier General Badeau, each
with about four thousand dollars q year
salary, including perquisities. One OF
these, General Beadeau, was until few
weeks assistant secretary lof legation at
London, drawing pay for both offices,
one 10 his civil capacity as assistant sec.
ietary OF legation to London and another
In his military capacity brigadier gen.
erai OF the Chited states Army, and now
acting as secretary to the President.
Whether he has any additional per.
quistes for his duty do not know. Nor
Is this all. There Is also in attendance
at the White House Brigadier General
Micbler, the Com missioner OF Public
buildings, who devotes his whole time
In attendance on the President and his
family. We have thus five brigadier
generals holding office at the White
House in q civil capacity, generals in the
United States Army, paid as generals,
one OF them till recently assistant sec.
retary obligation, another Com m issioner
OF Public Buildings, all drawing their !
pay without performing any real duty
except that Of delivering cards and |
dancing attendance on gentlemen and
ladies who have the honor to visit the
White House.
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BULLS
SAR - AP ~ X ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:


from his Mother
Benton Barracks, No, April ~. isos.
DR. JOHN BULI~-Desr sir: Knowing the en-
cheney Of your sarsp.rlH. and the healing and bene-
teisl Qualities u possesses, send you the following
statement Of my easei
Iwas wounded about two years ago-~as taken prs.
oner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
often. my wounds have not healesyet. have not
sat Ups moment since vas sounded, ] am shot
through the hips. My general health IS impaired,
and need something " assist nature i have more
faith in your saIsapaTlla than IN Anyt thing else vsh
that that Is genuine. Please express me half doscn
bottles, and obige CAPT. Z. T.: JOHNSON
p. s-The following written April ", tsss, BY
Ms Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. Johnson
DR. JOHN bULL-Dear siri My husband, DR.. O.
y. JohDton, was skiilful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. where he died. leaving tia above
G. ~ johnson IN my care. A. thirteen years OF age,
he had a chronic dlarIhea and serofuia, for which
gave him your SarsapaTillA 1T CURED HIM ]
have for ten years recommended II 10 many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended IT,
IAs seeea u sorysis ana gWsr sesss
xrs elmssf airaesls0s am very anxious for my son
20 again base recourse 10 your sar.apAriA ne 10
fearful Of getting spurious article, hence his vrunx
IN you forn His wounds were terrible, bat osievs
hsw vii recover. Respectfully, ,x,,,v ,o.,,,.ov
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-07
EHANCERY NOTICE.

state OF Illinois, Alexander county, S.. In the Cir.
cult Court Of Alexander comfy, April Term, Is70.
In chsncery-Bill TO enforce vendors lien.
Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons trustees OF
the Cairo CITY property, vs.. Charles 20 and Tneo.
dCre Allen.
Affidavit OF the residence Of c hsr.es seeo one
OF the above bamed defendants, having been filed in
e clerk ONCE the circuit court OF VI county no.
tce IS therefore hereby gwen " SAID thar
the eomplanants hled their bill Of plant 10 said
court on the chancery eide thereof on the "a day OF
February, 1870. aud that thereupon sun issued
ont OF said court returnabe the Law irects Now
unless you, the said defendant, shall ersonaly he
ana appear before the circuit of NJ ia couLty ON
the nTst day Of the next term thereof be holden M
the court house IN the city OF Caro- said county on
the first Monday VI April next, and plead answer or
demur to the said compliments bill Of complaint the
same and the matters and things therein charged and
stated Will be taken a. eonfesse and decree entered
against you according ~ the prayer Of SAID bill
JOHN q HARMAN, Clerk
Cairo Illinois, February ., tsfO.
GEEks GILBERr, PMS Attys. Feb3v5t
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pR. JOHN BULLS Pricipal osce.
NO. 80 FIFTH, Gross street,
LOutSv1llc. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United State. and World. Vide
Readers.

To My United State. and World. Wide
Readers:
7 HAVE received many testimonials from pfofes
sona and medicyl men 80 my AmAnacs and var.
Gus Puhlica Ons have shown all VI .hcb genuine,
The foIloSing from highly educated and popular
physician Ia Georgia, - certainly one OF the most
sensible communications have ever received. DT.
Clement know exactly what he speaks Of, ard his
testimony deserves 10 he In letters Of gold.
Hear what the Doctor s-y. q hulrs Worm Dee
troyer:
vhsaor, nAEsf Csusiy, Ca,
June -, iseS.
pf. JoHS ButL-DrAr sir lhsvs recently E,es
your wv Tm destroyer" several uisls, an ind u
wonderfully cfic accuz u has not h'lsd 10 sugle
instance 10 have the wished.ior eHect. sn doug
prety large county practice, and have dai'y use fOf
hat know Of no remedy fecomme nded by the sbest
authorities that certain aud speedy IN tts enects.
On the contrary, tLsS are uncertain IN ne extreme,
Ny OBJECT Ia writing YOU IN 20 ind out upon What terra,
! eau gel tie me iicine dreJ ny from you. II 4 can
get H upon easy terms, shall use great deal % u.
am asage that the - such articles contrary
IN. teaching, ara practice Of great majority The
rsxs4sy lias dis, aiding remedy ~h!ch ae sROv 10
be sufficient simply because We may be gnofAnt 81 its
combination for my pot, shail max. u a rue ~
all snd every co alleviate tafelinS hafpsn
ny which may b. able to CON mAnd-not hesitating
becaoss sSOs more ingenious than my sell hss.
leaned lts .ects hrst and secured the sole nghi ~
sssars that kHs-lsdss. Hcse,.r. am BY no means
an advocate OF supporter OF the thousand OF worthless
nosirums thst food the county, that purport 20
oil manner OF diseases 10 which sesh II heir. Psas
reply soon, and inform me Of our 6.si terms.
JOLlUsf cLEMEAT, ND.
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NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander cunt, - In the rcr
Court ef Alexander county Apra Term, is7O
In chaneery-si for Divorce
william ". Farris " Dolly l.. PARIS
Amdsvit Of the non 'ros dence ~ Dolly L. Parris IN
above named deficient having been fed m the Cerk,
once OF the circuit court o. sad county, notice
therefore hereby gwen % ihs said Dolly l.. Farri.
That the complainant hlsd ms ball Of com Ia said
court on ths Shancery si1e thereof the gst dsy OF
January lslV. and thai Ia TsnpoA AsuInnon, ISSUED
out OF said court returnsble s. the Law directs Now
unes. you, the SAID Dolly l.. Ear shall personally
and appear before the circuit court OF SAID county on
the hrst day Of the neat Term thereof " ba holden
the court house Ia the city 81 Cairo In sad county
on the FIRST Monday Of April next, amt pie al answer
or demuf 70 SAID compliments bal Of com plant the
same ana the matters and things there narg ed aad
stated will be taken s. confessed and seTes enter.
ed against you according 70 the prayer Of said bill
John q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, lllinsis, January 2gth, IsTU.
Mum Pope Plaintiffs Attorney,
FebldltAwtl
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ENDER'S CHILL CURE.

II stimulates the organs perform their different
fun tons and acts sntdote 10 the poison which
eau ses the Fever and Agus and thereby restores the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-07

Chilli and Fever caused fros certain poison
exfstna 70 the atmosphere known az malaria. IL re.
dsces the vitality Of the b bod re;ards the action Of
The different organs, and causes Blousness, Consti-
piston etc, aud IN ths way prepares the system Tor
ANY disease OF more serious nature wnlca may io,-
lee. To avoid furthe trouo,e anc relieve yonrseh
a tais sssse, take