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but Of these latter officers and 20 soldiers afterward
succeeded in rejoining tleiregment. The small rem
nant fortified themselves in the square, and heroi'
cally resisted until they were rescued By the 4th
Regiment the 5th INST, which latter force, IN cont
plying with this brotherly duty, had to sustain two
combats in the day and night Of the 4tb inst
in which much blood was shed on both sides. But
the military honor of the 4th and 9Th regiment was
nobly indicated.
The famous case Of Gen. Don Benigno Canto.
for the murder of Patoni above year ago, was re-
turned from Durango on the 2lst November, and
nothing later has been communicated to the public
concerning it. ! suppose he will some day be pun-
Ished if he lives long enough that is to say until the
conclusion of the case. Meanwhile he has got
red in prison. and is making himself comfortable.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
THE VIRGINIA BILL,


Immediately after the reading of the morning
journal the House resumed consideration OF the Virginia
bill.
Mr.. FITCH Nev) expressed hls regret that Virginia
had been admitted To political equality ia the Union
Ut the time Georgia lie believed that IL would
better for the country and FOR the Republican
party lie quite convinced that no act could be done
30 hurtu the Republican party 80 Injurious TO the
best interests OF the whole country and 50 especially
damaging to the speedy and honest reconstruction OF the
South ms TO from Virginia any other conditions
than those prescribed by the act OF April last The war
had been waged 10 build up not 20 denos To protect
not 10 destroy; disenthral, not 10 dlsfranchlse
IN they should give TO simulated apprehenslOns ana TO
The spleen OF disappointed politicians such Legislation rs
was embraced the bill, In violation of the Implied
compact IN OF the previous conditions and not
necessary for any high purpose whatever they WOMB
not be indorsed by the people Inc contract OF april
lat was 20 the effect that II Virginia would provide IN
the state for giving coored men he Iigh
10 hold Office she would be admitted Se hui inlhleu
that condition. and nowd was proposed 10 adnt hcr
Will "A fundamental condition that she would not Cango
or alter her Constitution In those particulars ld not
the gentlemen ON the Republican side OF the House sec
THAI tney measuTaby giving away theii poniuoh'
that they surrendorng the fortress 70 me enemy
when they admitted that Virginia could cnango her
organic law by DISTINGUISHING her cOOred ctllehs no
pealed his side OF the House 10 DO logical LOt
uagnnuimOus-wise, II not cOnhding. 80
Mr. UPsON Ussp, Ohio member OF the leoonslrno-
uon Committee, said ho would vote of lts passage pc
cause he believed that all It's provisions were necessary
Reasonable ana lust ,...,,, - ..,,,
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NEW-TORR LEGISLITURE.

sENA1E....ArBANY, Jan. a.
The annual report of the Commissioners of
Pubuc Charities aud Corrections received and
ordered TO DC printed.
10 punish homicide and other injuries by the careless
Of firearms amend the MOrrisaDa Trustee Act;
amending the NewYOrk and Long Island Bridge charter;
leum in cities and villages amending the act providing
Tor the government OF the city Of New-York; amending
abatement of suits 10y against cOrporaops 10
amended judiciary article. The bill to authorize the City
Of Albany 10 issue bonds was passed ,...
BY Mr. GENET-TO repeal tho act Of 1850 relative 70
the Erie NewYOrk Central, and Hudson River and Har
lem Railroad Companies. IL repeas the act OF last
Also, 10 repeal the act authorizing railroad Ia Twenty
third,st Also to amend tle act relative to
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. CAULFIELD moved that the Committee on state
Prison management, with view 10 systenlatizing and
reducing the apparently excessive and annually ncreaS
a Tailedp 'nuu'e' HO pil''D'' ~" u ''p''' O
when 1t adjourned to-day " adjourned until Monday
Mr. BANKS reported bill to approve the location OF
the insane asy Jun in Western New-IoTk In the Eighth
Mr LORD introduced bill 90 protect persona and com.
panies gathering Ico for merchandise. Adjourned to
Monday evening
CONVERSATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The following combinations have been made:
To be Agent Onondaga Tribe VI lndlans-ROwland III.
NorARIEs TTnLIo FOR xrw-YoRK CITY
Walter H. Buell. William H. Burrell, Morris NJ Budlong,
James A. Bryner, Henry r. Cooper Francis Forbes,
Henry A. GldeDsleeve, John Linn. Orlando T.. Smith,
Fred. Is. swift, James N. yarnun, Horace Andrews,
Albert A. Abbott, Charles 5. Bushnell Marshall Bell,
Thaddens B Boecher, Paul w Brett Thomas J. Brown,
VIM r. COlIaday, Pred l.. Cleveland Henry De Puyser,
John j. Davenport, jr Henry e. Dennis0n, VIM.
Henry Darlington, Thomas X. Dali, Eaton >.
Dronc Tholnas j. Evans. James Fargrlye, q.
Hafbbrandt VIM, 4. HOyt, Henry G. Harpendng, Fred.
W. Kinney Robert H. Dudslcy, Ambrose Mortell, VIM.
g. McDoinhln, stephen Merritt, jr, samuel Malcolm
Macdonald, samuel ID. Mack. George III. McDoughlin,
Samuel r. PIctss Cartss b. Pcircc. Walter r. Pnokney
Cbas H. Phelps, Willis g. Paine, Wm H. Ryan, Chas H.
smith ir., Addison 4. Smith. Clas. J. Stewart Wm o.
SluplGn, 1hUs g. Vache, VIM. WeImershlck. Allen X
Waller, Cias H. Woodbury., Euclid WaefhOuse, FRANCIS
4. Weeks, Isaac Wyman, Jacob Du Bois
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TIE NEW DOMINION.

RED RIVER TROUBLES INCREASING-A sioux
MASSACRE THREArENED-THE HUDSON BAY
CoMPANY's TREASURY SEIZED ~ THL
REBELS.
GEORGETowN, Mimi. Jan. 5.-Dr Upper, Capt.
Cameron, and Mrs. Cameron arrived here this even
ing DR.. Upper describes the state Of matters at
Fort Garry as becoming more serious daily. IL was
rumored at Pembina when he left, that party of
Sioux Indians were on their way to Fort Garry and
that collision was daily expected. II this is the
case it may be the beginning of another Indian
sacre. which may spread indefinitely. The people Ia
Minnesota are in much dread of something Of thi-
kind. Riel has assumed the title OF Commander
in-Chief Insurgents have taken possession OF llud-
son Bay treasury. Father Ibbout and Col. Desaa.
berry are to have an interview with the Council
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GENERAL rrLEGRArHnn NEWS.

The thermometer was II below zero az
Bangor, Me. yesterday morning.
.Ex.-Gov. John :. Barry died ut C0nStan-
tine Mich, yesterday, aged - years
.Thc steamships Nevada and Nebraska
al san Francisco have been pnr'asedby 9lI '" H. "oDo
The excavation of the Sutro Tunnel has
nov reached 600 ioef and tie work Is advancing Nso
ou-ly
The Oregon state Democratic Couvcn-
,on s been called 10 meet the sd OF March next iu
Albany, Linn county
The Jewish citizens Of san Francisco have
decided 10 erect au orphans dJ IAN dhd nome ioi "bc"
aud ll.fnn Ia.Clite- boz thia cily'
900. Olson l.. naunay, Republican, has been
,,e ia ,c Por. Of NC Thayer dmocra resigned
George H. Waggoner, keeper of grocery
ip Cr,euf Albany VS. arrested ycsterlay op suspi.
con OF filing III, premises, pn which nc h"d s''''
Insurance
The Superintendent of Indian Affairs of
Orron returned 10 ~tgu aftcr an az
temps to place the saaho Indians on tho Governments
Reservation.
The bark Silver Cloud. l2s days from Aus
.r,lg ana the shin NOrth star. IiDdays from Hong hoR
both supposed have b-cn LOST arrived al san fr"O'
csco on Thursday,
John w. Proctor retail dry goods
dealer Ia Che.iuut,t, Phadelphi ), tePoieI as nay
ing ab-oondcd with about 5000. HIS """'"''' "''
about $4,000.
w. II. Woolums Of Lexington. Ky, vas
shot and fatally woundcd by john Doune!son, Deputy
Marshal lurir alteration DVlneIso" "'' '"'''"
but released 10 s2'j.V Dm
The store OF VII. ' III .'NlNuH ~ ~ py,'I,'f
m MAS entered on Thursday night, @hen tc Saie We
binvn Omen With guupowdcr aud robbed OF W." ~
trace was obtained OF the burglars
II. c. Nelson has been removed from the
un.ttIon OF Agent and Warden of the sing ShE I.So'
nd n man named Russell OF Ulster County appointed !"
lii stead, the change 10 take effect Feb 10
Under instructions from United states
Cis.tor sinners The stock ~ an the Wholesale liquor
dca crs In Newburgh seized today. on Tue ground
Tia, the property wcs not properly stamped
Dennis Cabill has been committed to jail
IN Moutreal 10 await the warrant OF the GoyenOroeh'
srnI Tor extrahOn charge uf attempting 10 mnruer
1honas ONel at Hartford, on the 9th of December last
Mr. Haskell of Middletield and $. B. Allen
OF Hoyokc Mass while crossing the track OF the Boston
motive; Haskell was Killed, ard Allen Dangerously
Injured Both were prominent citizens.
Mr. Deery. now in san Francisco. declines
Mr. Dous challenge 10 play Tor wager, on the grouhd
of Injustice other contestants Tor the cbaupor cue
and that he may be- called ist any moment 10 pay MS
M At competitor, SIR. Rudolph VI Chicago.
"A suit for SANDER instituted by Mrs.
e. Booker OF Livingston which has been on tfai before
Judee IIoxebOOm. formulated yesterday by tneg
brpging IN a verdict Of $3.50 damages TOT inc piain'
The blaming mill and box factory OK
uaerl,tie saehemaa IL 60, ard the sash ana oos.
factory of Nabor sterling IN -. Louis, were puInS
Yesterday Messrs. NaeIhide, SacheInan y Coz
about H2OO0O. partially insured; Mes-fs NaDe'
LINK - Lore ID $1,000, ylso PARTIALLY ihs""~
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AcorIrrAL OF DIR. sHArFoRD.

CHICAGO, Jan. lathe jury in the ease OF
Dr. stafford on trial for murder, in producing abortion
on the body Of girl named rheOdosa Patterson, lns'
night brought NJ a verdict Of not guilty" On tho an
nouucemont Of the verdict, the crowd In attendance
broke forth in yociorous applause which took the Court
some time 10 suppress When the jury were discharged
several of them eaped the raj ~, aud shook III"
doctor by the hand. His wife, who present. CAV
vent 10 her feelings tears The case bts pcrn on" ~
the most exciting ever tried in Chicago.
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SAN DOMINGO.

WAR VESSELS DISPATCHED TO sAMANA-IHE
BAY TREATY TO BE RATIFIED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-An order was issued from
the Navy Department to-day to the Commandant at
the Navy-Yard, to speedily put in order the steam
sloop-of.war Swatara and the ship-of-war Saratoga
These vessels are TO be sent soon as ready to the
Island of San Domingo, there being no doubt among
the officials that Congress will approve the lease OF
the bay and harbor ports, etc, Of SANTANA
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DESPERATE ARRAY WITH ROBBERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan, Knight before last
three robbers entering the house Of Mr. H. smith
who lives few miles from the city, Mr. Smith fired npon
them with doube.bareled shotgun ono Of the rob
bers was killed instantly and another s fatally injured
The third rObber assaulted Mrs. smith, iactrmg her
arm He also badly wounded child II Is supposed
that the robbers followed MIR. saith FROM Cincinnati
where he had Just received large amount Of money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

TWO NEPHEws OF GEN. PILLOW MURDERED.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 14.-lnfOrmation has reached
here Of the murder, few nights ago, near DShten'
North Alabama, Of Granville A. and William Pillow.
nepheys OF Cen Pillow, by baud OF masked men, WHO
rode up to the door and called Tor Granville Nbeh e
apueared the band shot him William ran Jo ls brother '
assistance and was shot and billed also jhr ma'S''s
escaped, leaving no clue to trace them.
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RELEASE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.

RICHMOND, Va Jan. A.-Samuel Baker "a
negro), who was under senteBce OF death IN Henri
County, Va was to-day brought before Judge Under
wood in the United states District Court on writ OF
habeas corpus ana released from custody on ne gtoa
that the Court which tried hun was ilcstl Hu'r The
Reconsideration
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TIE DUTY on BIrUMINOIS COAL 10 BE EE1AINEn
COMMISSIONER WELLSS MiSRErlESENrA-
IONs-IIIE INDIAN COMMISSION,
GENERAL PRESS DlSpATCI

lGENERAL PRESS DSPATCHI
The Committee of Ways and Means to-day refused, by
vote of two against six TO abolish the duty Oh bitun.
coal They rejected the motion for per
by Of three against five The proposition Tor 81 per
tun was lost by a tie vote
The Special Commissioner OF Revenue, Mr.. Wells, has
prepared TO the charge that he entirely mis-
represented the wOOcp OF the United States for the
year 1859, ana inc amount Of product per sheep lie
claims that his statements copied from the bulletin
Of the Wooden Manufacturers Association.
The United States indian Commission continues its
Ons nj the Interior Department The member from
Connecticut Nathan Bishop IL. D., has reported for
duty Contradictory reports of threatened outbreaks
Wyoming wcIc received Gov. Campbell of Wyoming
asked for legislation looking the opening mp Of the
dian lands INA the northeastern part az Wyoming gold
pIqsleGOls, agd mat the ShosDOue reservation may be
curtacd q 20 allow mining company 10 retain pos
session portion OF tins rcsCtyaUOu upon which they
have rcspasscd Mr. COyor read his report his tour
IN Indian Territory, New Mexico, Arizona, ana Alaska,
and recommended that Congress be potltiOncJ for code
Of laws defining mls9gpc1UgLs ~ lhe Indian country
that 1t organize cOnsabulfy or border police, TO be
made mp CHIEFLY OF married men, who shall during
good behavior al iair pay; and that tho Indian agents
shall have mac.tcIia powers 10 pass kcntcnce and
order. for the OF the guilty. The Commission
dian Affairs OF both Houses tomorrow morning. Tie
secretary OF ihg Interior and Commissioner Parker VIII
attend.
The first public reception Speaker Blaine took place
tonight, aud largely attended notwithstanding the
Inc first number Of The N1c Era has been isncd with
the Rev. j. Sella Martin editor, and Fred Douglass
corresponding editor. The moral educational political,
ami industrial interests. aud OF cUlOTCd
people Will be its chief The paper is large weekly
and handsomely printed.
The Supervising Inspectors Of the ten steamboat dis
trCts OF tho United States convened to-day. The Com
ycntOn was engaged to-day IN the consideration of
port Of the committee appointed To draft bill for pTcsen-
talon 10 Congress, amending aud modifying the laws
bearing upon the construction 0nd MANN cement of
steamers.
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SHOOTING ATFRAY IN KANsAs-oNE fEEsoN
KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED.

ST. LOUIs. Jan. IA Tow OccNTTcd IN Il
dancehonse at Ellsworth, Kansas on "Wednesday night
which resulted IN the killing " samuol w. Meoher
After the parties had retired Tor the night some nnkn0"n
uarties entered the house ana shot Fanny Cniin tue
BALDWIN and George Garduer the tclD'I and latter
fatally, while they were In their rooms.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE QUESTION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
LONDON. Friday, Jan. u, 1870.
The Morning Post, in an editorial to-day, thinks
that the proposed Transcontinental Railway alone
will save British Columbia from annexation to the
limited States
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THE HUDSON RIVER CLOSED AGAIN.

POuGnKEErsIE, " y, Jan. 14.-Tho river Is
again closed north The steamboat Connecticut rached
Low Point u miles south Of th, place, this morning but
could 90 no further ia consequence az tho Iee ubstiu"
lions She turned about and started iVs Nc@ York
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ROME.

THE POPE CHAGRINED.
BRUSSELS Friday. Jan. "a, 1870
private letter from excellent authority, just re-
ceived here from Rome says that the Pope is
chagrned at the drift of the Gcumenical Council,
and that he will dissolve that body before mid
summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

The announcement OF the vote was greeted py apPau'o
In the galleries.
The follow ing - the bill as passed; ~, g., ,,........
Joiut r,.olut declaring Virginia entitled
BlasI The peop, Of Virginia have adopted ten''un ~ ~
B,.n 40 farm AID have N oonformel 10 the frla
M. net Of Congress eutd Al act Antbo the submission "
Consultation ofyRsuA Mississippi, and Tsras 70 '1.s
and AUTHORIZING the slsetoa 81 state officers provided ae
siuon aud ssmbe, Congres approved Agr IT, i''' '
belt 80, ,i,t., a. ,.n,,..nl.tIoa
IL the IsngFsss Of be untei statss
Adjourned NJ Monday.
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80. The trial of Gotleib Bonner aud Albert
fredericksburg for tho murder of J0n lselfhttI aDu
scott GaIyr IL now IN progress 40 Huntington, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

Tho ouestion was next taken tho preamble to the
suhsItIte mud il was agreed to by "A COuuti6 20 ca.
the h as amended was then pasScdyoas l4J, nays az
The following is tho vote in detail:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits. and
Refuse Liquors, doctored, spi, ed, and sveetenep
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and Invigorator Of the System, carrying of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition. No person take these
Bitters, according to directions, and remain long
un.ell.
800 will he given for incurable case pro
yided the bones are not destroy cd BY mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted hey ond the point Of repair.
For Intsmmatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
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PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
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In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermitte Few
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octlsdwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29
Nervous Debility,

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Price SIS per package of FIVE boxes and vial os
powder worth 81. which is very important ..R
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Sold by all druggists, and sent by mail on receipt
of price. Address all letters, Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 500 Broad
way, New York. iulyl.ly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29
Lives Saved for so Cts"

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNU-
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er heard of a child dying of Group hen my Lin
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29
T MaR9 ssxsMF:ssy ~
5 IS 3 asAlssI1|

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29
Moline Nursery.

ERUIT TREES, SHADE TREES. EVER
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An unusually fine, thrifty stock Of Apple
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lot Of extra sized Fruit Trees for those who
desire immediate effect
Come and see me or write me by mail. friees
low. Residence at foot of Lynds street, where
you ges . splendid view of Moline and its snr'
roundings. WIN. A. Vuhon.
Molina, Ills. mchzz dSWoW
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-29
One Thousand Experiments

were made by the inventor Of this peerless rem
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