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RADICAL FRAUD.
Further Particulars as to the Louisiana
ImbrogIio.

New ORLEANS, August 3l.-During
the absence of Gov. WarmOth, Lieu
tenant (acting Governor) Dunn par
doned a convict and notified the Gov
ernor of his action. A spicy corrcI-
pondence ensued, which has just been
published. The Governor disep-
proves of the action of the Lieutenant
Governor in taking charOe Of the ex-
ecutive Office, and repudIetes his acts.
The Secretary of State will be in
structed not to record them. He con-
tinues: "When I intend absenting
myselffrOm the state under sucn cir
cumstanees as render necessary the
services Of the Lieutenant Governor
1 shall do myself the honor to Off
cially infOIm YOU, until such time /
can but regard any act performed by
you, in the cPpaeity of acting Gov
ernor, as an intrusion calling for i'm
mediate revocation and re5uke- Har-
~ Hews, whose pardon you inform
me you have granted, will be
Immediately TeaFFested and recon-
mitted to serve out tire sentence i'm
posed upon him by the court. Your
interpOsitiOn being regarded as Off
ci0us and wholly uncalled for" Lieu
tenant Governor Dunn replying, says:
s'In the future, as in the past, shall
fearlessly assume and cOnscientiOuSly
perform the duties devOlving upon
me under the constitution. The Ordi-
nary courtesies that obtain amonP
gentlemen and State officials, should
have induced you always to have no
titled me of your intended absence
from the State, but your neglect in
this particular, while very dam
aging to you as gentlems7,
In no sort relieves me from
the obligations imposed upon me by
the constitution in your absence, nor
iuvalidates any act performed by me
as acting Governor. Harry Hews, il
NV Judgment, has been legally pc =
doned. and If your Exeellency vi
not consider it OfficiOus for me to ex-
press an opinion, / would respectfully
suggest that you are eting outside o.
the constitution and the laws when
ever you attempt, without additional
ofiense, to deprive him of his liberty:
and such an attempt on your part VIII
ustiv subject you to a rebuke IiOm the
sovereign people of Louisiana. In
conclusion, permit me respectfully to
decline accepting your Exeellency IS
nv exemplar in either mOdestY, cOUr-
tesy, propriety or official duty"
The Times, commenting on the re-
Gently developed evidences of frsrd
regarding the wsterWOrks, says: "Ev-
cry day brings its quota of confrma-
tory evidence in proof OF the charges
long since brought against the leagded
cohorts Of corruption who have iPTt-
ened themselves upon the body poi
tic in this State. No stronger ( IL
mOny is needed of the rapaciHv of OUr
rulers than thst furnished by the rivS'
factions, who have combined syainst
each Other, under the respective le91-
ership of WarmOth and Of Dunn.
The picture drawn by the Governor
Of his opponents are worthy of exhi- !
ton in every rOgue's gallery, and the
pictures drawn by the artists Of the
rival faction pro Jent a feature no le--
strongly markell by the chars = rs
tics of moral hide OusuC IS"
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That Mystery cleared In.

NEW YORK, August 30.-The iden,
tity of the victim OF abortion is now
settled beyond question. In examin--
ing some clothes in the house of Ro.
sensweig, q handkerchief wes found
marked A. A. Bowlesby.
In the Supreme Court to-day Judge
Sutherland Issued writ of hG6eal
corpus. produced on R0sensWeig,
making it returnable tomorrow.
A young man named Frank TriDp,
of Paterson, is said to be the author OF
the seduction Of the deceased, and oi
her subsequent death at the hands o.
the abortionist. isiig
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FOREIGN KILOGRAMS.
Msslse.

g Mexieo. H
CITY OF MEXICO, August 24.-The
press announces the breaking out ol
a revolution in Oaxaca against tire
State government, and that DiaZ is
in the field with several hundred
men. ~ At@
In the riot against the Protestants
in MOravia, seven persons were killed.
Gomez Of ti'e agrarisn law are scat.
tereL az over lle country melting dis
cOntenG amorg the ignorant.
The electi0d OF Juarez is more
doubtful than ever. Many official
pC1itiOrs are freely offered Congrt J.
men for their votes. Congress viii
act Independent of the vote Of the
people.
MONTEREY, August PA local
revolution is imminent. Gazamela
is the successful gubernatorial candi-
date. Oceni has been iu prisoned.
The present Governor charges him
With perjury. He is unable to obtsin
"a trial, snG has appesled to the peo-
pie. He is sustained by a party of
revOlutionists, who are recruiting.
MATAMoRAs, August ga revo-
luton is deemed inevitab e. There is
division among the Liberals.
The ReactiOnists are taking paIt
and their leaders are organizing for
the impending struggle.
England.
LONDON, August 3I.-The confer.
ence at Gsstein has confirmed the
IL atty between Austria and Prussi
on some important principles of pol
icy. The details OF the treaty were a.
ranged in accordance with the nature
of the treaty, but not formal efeaty
IS the functiOnarieS whose servic' +,
would have been necessary in drawing
up formal treaty, were not present; |;
thus the secret of the exact terms is
better kept. The statement of the pol
icy made by the Vienna Cabinet De-
cember last, created a situation be.
tween Austria ana Prussia which
called for a more accurate definition of
Their relations than could be sc cured
by the mere exchange OF diplomatic
note.
The Gastein Conference enabled two
chancellors, by private conversation,
to reach an understanding exactly
how the interests of the two powers
could be realized to their mutual ad-
vantage; how their good understand
ing might be utilized by holding to-
gether against other powers. The
ROumania difficulty has thus received
Q. solution. It augursf for the ap-
plication. of similar joint action IL
future difficulties. Leagues for main
taTrnsv1ps 90
power that can be provoked to disturb
peace; Russia knowing this under
standing, makes preparations for war.
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Two Calyes-NHIsoH's Diamonds Fouad.

ST. LOUIS, August 3I.-It will bE
recoIIected that Christine NillsoD
while coming - this city from Mem
phis Is It April, accidentally dropDe
four thousand dolIais' worth Of Cis-
mgnds from the window of car on
the Iron Mountain Railroad. Psrti0
searchCi several days for the jewels,
but without sUcce Is, and Miss Nilsson
gave them up for lost. " teTdsy
Mrs. Flynn, the wife Of a laborer on
the railroad, found the gems oppc 7ite
her door, just ou' side Of DClotO, they
having been Unesrthc by ffsetiOus
calf that she had tied 10 a stake near
the railroad track. Miss Nilsson w
telegraphed to at Newport Of the rC
cOVery of her treasure }, and she
piled that she would pre- ent the
Flynn family with Eve hundred dol
lars.
The diamonds viii be expire 7sed to
their owner to morrow.
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AFanous FamIIy Mustsr.

HARMONY GROVE. TRAISINGHAM,
Mass, August Si.-OVer thrce thou
sand members Of The Howe family
have gathered here today, including
repre- sentative from every state In
the Union, and from several foreign
countries
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]. ]. RAWLINGS & CO.
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Front Street,
CUP-sTAIRD,

- To those who desire II, we VIII advance
three-fourths Of the value OF cotton on de
livery, charging nothing for the advance
advance until the cotton Is sold and the
money collected This can hardly fail to be
appreciated BY those who bring in cotton on
wagons, and want the money 70 return the
by meTc1ants and buyers who went the
money In hand for the purpose OF reinvest-
Ing. The facilities for rsmiftancss by eL-
press are such that the shipper can have the
money IN hand IN two or three days after
shipment.
prices, free of charge, when we have the
money in hand. sci
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New York YearIy COTTON Statement

The yesrly cotton statement gives
the total receipts st all the ports st
q. $50, 894 bales. Exports TO Great
Britain 2, ,376, sos, and TO the continent
TsS. 1873.
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OUR TeutOnic friend, W. H. Hoegel, JUS
tice of the Peace and Notary Public. hes
removed his Office from No. 2S4 Second
street to No. West Court street, in the
room lately occupied by thelsmented Jas.
Rose, Esq, deceased. Those who have for
merly done business with the latter gem
tleman will find In Esquire Hoegel a wor-
thy SUCCESSOR. Z.
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Funeral Of a Distinguished Victim of the
Great Railroad Disaster.

FCsI On, August 3L-The funeral OF
Rev. Samuel q. Msson, DID,, vic
tim of the railroad dissst sr, took place
this evening in the Baptist church at
CambridgepOrt The fisgs on the pub
Tic buildings were at half ms st, and
many places of businr e were closed.
The remains were deposited at Mount
Auburn.
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A dispatch from Gumbinnens, a
town OF East Russia, says that in the
small village of Chimoct1w, with a
total population of 4S9, there has al
ready been 70 ceses of cholera, 46 OF
which terminated fatally.
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THE Annual Statement OF the Merchants
L Exchange Price Current viii be delivered
to Cotton and Produce Merchants on SaEur-
day and Monday. at 81 per lO6. Orders Ieft at
8S5 Main street viii be promptly attended to.
sci HITE 4 BHOTWELL.
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NEW YOaK.

ls11 80 NEW YORK.
Nav YORK, August 3I-Wal Street.
Gold was steady at 1125s@112z until after
the Government sale, when 1t advanced
to 1l2T@11B, and rgmRined at that price
to the close; in the morning from per
cent 30 hat was esked for use, but in the
afternoon 1lG2 psr cent. was paid for car
lying; cleaFances, S43,CC1,OCO. The bids
for Government gold to- day amounted to
the unusually large sum OF SO, ,234, GOO, at
1lf,52 to 1i277; awards, $40, 90, COO, at from
10 63111 to 112 "a. Government bonds are
strong and higher, in sympathy with
gold. The stock market IN the afternoon
exnIbitsa increased strength, with gem
ersl upward movement in pirces. Specu-
letion was buoyant, an advance was quite
general and business WBs mole fully dis
tributed than it hs3. rssn for some time
past. The announcement from Washing
ton this afternoon that Mr.. Boutwell,
had called in 100000, ,O0) of the $40 bonds
was the main cause of the general firm
ness in pricss. The features have been
the New York Central and Hudson Scrip,
Erie, 0hios. Western Union, Union Pa.
oi6c, M all Wabash and Hannibal and st,
Joe. The EOSt says: "Wab iah has bean
In good borrowing demand; I-64 of per
cent. having been paid for use The re-
por5 is still current that The road is to
come into closer relations with the Lake
Shore, and that union interests are con-
templated with the Hannibal and st. Joe
and st. Joe and Denver City, which will
make the route shorter 70 the Pacific
by about two hundred and thirty
miles than by any other existing lines. .
At the close. the market was quiet and
firm, but not up the best prices of the Rf-
ternoon. Central and Union Pacific
bonds were In good demand, and advapc-
ing. Money is easy at 2C08 per cent. In
State bonds, Tennessees were dull ana
heavy, Missouri ard new South Carolina
strong. -,..s
CkHGHNHATT.
CIEcIENATE, August Sf.-Cottou opiet
and unchanged in every respect; low midi
ding, 171<o; there are no middlinQ mn
lands In the market. Flour Is in fair de-
mand and Arm; family, s. 60G6 rs. Wbest
Is dull and dropping; red, 81 1S5<0l e.
Oori1 Is in good demand az full prices, go.
Rys steady, with moderate demand at
65@6Sc. Oats ars STEADY, with moderate
deleand st 32l9SDc. Barley is Ia fair ia
nand and higher; tan, 81; spring, s0@9oo. !
Hops are In good demand at full prices.
255Eo. Coffee ia in good demand at full
prices; prime, lsN919c. Sugar is in fair
demand and hrm. Iinseed Oil dull and
uHehaaged at 60o. Lard oil STEADY. with
moderate demand at 70c. Eggs are
scarce and firlm at 16c. Buc1ar Is searce
and firm at I6G22o,-Ii tihaase quiet and an
Cfang6a thevery respect at Sc, z TmnthY
seed dHll and dropping at 1908 % Flax
seed dull and dropping at 81 80. Pork
duh and nominal. Lard duh and droon-
ing, saIes were made a. sJEe. EBalk meats
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The Physician of the Insane Asy-
mm, B.ackWell's Island, New York,
Was stabbed in the neck by one Of the
patients, yesterday.
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DIED.
ANRIIaI sTATERENT

LEGO On July g. ls7I, at Eggs Point,
Miss. VIZ. LTIGO. in the 18th year of his age.
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FALL Style Silk Dress Hat now ready at
Wheaton 4 Co. g, 27s Main street.
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CoTToN LEDGRRssl CoTTeN REoETYrNa
and DELIvERX BOOKS, and WARRHo8sn.
Books, manufactured at short notice and
warranted by h. WADE 81 co.
297 Main street
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The last rail on the Chicago and
Southwestern railroad was laid yes
terday at Cameron, Missouri.
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BROADWAY, Fifth Avenue, Trade and
Young Gents' Style silk Dress Hats now
ready at Wheston dCO.,z, sign OF the IL.
gers
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BAND OF HoPE No. meet tonight at
No. 45O Main street, Waldron Block, up
stains, room No. IL. By order of
). P. CREWS. Superintendent.
WILLIE b. SNITH; Rec. Sec.
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THB New Broadway Style silk Dress
Hat at Wheaton & Co.'s, 279 Main street.
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Miss E.. RUDIsILL will resume her
school on Monday, September 4ths
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THE New Fail Style Silk Dress Hat in
troduced this day at Wheston & Co.'s.
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Notice to Merchants, Railroad, Steamboat
AuPnfs and Oraymen

ON and after this date. all cotton consigned
" to our patrons will be received st the
FacGOls' Warehouse, South Main street. .r
A. \. WHITFORD & SONS.
Memphis, September l, 1871. sci
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Pans. August sl.-Rentss. S. francs

PARIS, August S1.-Rsntss, 58 francs s5
csntimes.
LONDON, August 81. -Consols. 9SJ<c;
q. 8. coupons 5-20s of 1862, 985z; /; do sos,
old, 939s do '67s, 925z do 1O-40s, 90%.
Bullion in the Bank OF Engl and has de-
creased R316,O0O Linssed oil. 3Ss.
FRANKFORT, August 3I-Unitsd States
cOupons-5- of 1852. 955s@195.
LTvERPooL. August 81 Cotton steady ?;
uplands, 9kG9sSd; Orleans, 91z995sd /;
sales, 5000 bales, export and speculation,
5000 bales. Spring wheat los 3d@I0s Sd ;
COrn-NO. 2, mixed, 24s Sd. Cumberland
middles, Sls Sd; short rib middles 35s.
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TEE latest fall Dress Hats at SO
-. LEIDY's.
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L. H. GARDNER q co.
OF NEW ORLEANS,

Has acquired a reputation for enterprise and
progresBiveness which they purpose main
tanning; Gnd Buyers visiting New Orleans
Will always 1nd their prices much lower and
more regular than competing establishments.
Their stocks are of
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 3L=7Gptton,
sales SEQ; good ordinary, l6l<911Rs low
midding, I7Z@l7szc; middhng, aIS1z9
iSZc; receipts, 298: no exports: stock,
q, ,44s; receipts for the past SIX days. 1913
exports to Liverpool, 1916; eOastwiss,
6295; net receipts for the year, l, ,445, ,223 };
gross, 1,54sS7l; exports, l, 80, lI9; sales,
1.546 600. Flour quiet; superfne, "a so
Xxx, 50 IS; xxx, S69S1s Pork, dull ;
mess, SIS S0914. Sugar, hrmsr; prime,
I19<Gl2c. Whisky quiet; Western reeti-
fed, 909SI; all others are unchanged.
2fer1iuu A1yL
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. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GAS F1rFril'a- sl5 ssq9nd stpsst.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 81. Flour dull and
nominal. Whest-No. 2 spring ls919e
lower; the "cornsr" is broken, closing
firm at 81 I1@I liz for cash and 81 91<c
TOR September. COrn--No mixed ao-
tive and 1SG1<c lower, 451<g455Sc cash,
and 445SG for September. Oats are active
and stronger at 29szc cash. Rye-NO. 2.
Hc lower and moderately active at 57@
571fc. Barley-NO. 2 spring, easier at
6I19c. HighWines, steady at 500. Mess
pork, weaker and nominal at Si2 ?90J12 80,
cash, and Sl2 6262 70 for October. Lard
is easier At 81zc. Hogs are hrmer and
shade higher, a 2594 rs. Cattle, quiet
and a shada aaafer 80 25GE -'..-
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STANDARD GOODS,
CLEAN

Bought, NOT from second hands, bat directly
from the manufactures, and On cash terms
They are therefore both able and wiling 70
ofter all the inducemsnts which can attract
the patronage Of the good and solvent deal
ers Of the Southwest.
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- ~ - -
ss1l5 h1 50 haa q
4lE-I agEAH 2s.
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They EnpIoy 20 Drummsrs.

Their goods and their prices speak for them
selves, and only need examination for fun
continuation OF these statements 81
Buyers alive to their own interests should
not 1aiI TO cali on or address
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
IN -PORT.
Phil. AIlin.s q "A. ]. White.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
RrvERs. wEArHHR ANp BUsINEss.

RIVERS, WEATHER. AND BU5INbsss
Weather clear and warm, with the river
still on the decline. At st. Louis the
river is rising slowly. At Cairo it is fall
ing, with 81 feet.iH the channel between
that point and st. Louis. The Ohio Is
recsding from Pittsburg down, with 30
inches on French Island bar. Arkansas
river is recsding, with 2s inches on Rob
Roy bar. Business on the leves was quiet,
with few boat in port receiving and dis
charging
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dull and dropping; shoulders, SIC; sideg,
6G61<c; SIC asked, but buyers are hold
ing of. Bacon quiet and weak: sales Of
shoulders at 6hc; sides are held at 71<9
TIC, with no sales, Tobacco firm, with q
fair demand; sales Of 1877 hhds. whisky
opened duh, but closed active at 9Oc.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-COtt0n quiet at
1s915He. Flour quiet; extra winter,
q 25g4 6Oi Xxx, q 75Cg5: Wheat siowi
No. red fall, 81 12C9-, with no buyers at
the close. Corn Eastern buyers OF; !;
business in bulk OF small high mixed on
track at Al 1zG543c; mixsd IN sack nrmer at
4e950. Osts ara shade better; mixed on
track, 33c; No. 2 in elevator, 35c; mixed
sacked, 39C140c. Barley neglected, ex-
cept for best grsdes, with Csc for strict
prime MinnesOts. Rye quiet at 58660c
Highwines quiet ct sec. Tobacco active
and strong. Hemp and baggiDg IN
changed. Pork steady at 8l3. Bacon in
good jObhing and order trade; shoulders,
616c; clear rib sides, 71kc; clear sides, SO; /;
no demand for round lots, except at con-
cessions. Refined lsrd selling IN a small
way at 9Xe for tisrce and lie for ksg.
Hogs firm at S494 so. Cattle unchanged; (;
Texan, 81 5O93 69i native, q 50G5.
LOUISVILLE
LoUIsvILLE, August 3L-Cottou firm
and quiet at lS5<c. The yearly cotton
statement up to August 81, 1871, is as fol
lows: Stock on hand, 70,815 bales; re-
ceipts during the year. S22, SOL bales. To-
tai, 322 $50 bales. Shipped during the
year, 322,7 ,7I9 bales. Stock on hand August
3lst, l49 bales. Flour quiet; family, s. 50.
Grain firm, but nothing doing. PrOvis'
ions quiet, but steady at previous quota
tiOns. Whisky salesble at 90c. Tobacco
very strong and active for all grades;
sales, I76 hhds; lugs, S79S; medium to
dne, SlO6l22 SO; the Misunderstanding de-
mand Ia very large.
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Worthy Your Attention

81 The New Orleans market is the only
one in the United states, except New York.
which is really and fully supplied with
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At the very lowest point Of the market in
the month of June, and they intecd using
this advantage to attract even sttl1 larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them
2 Their assortment OF all Foreign Goods, such
as Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. Trimmings,
etc, etc, are rapidly arriving and atneInark-
ably low prices.
The house OF
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AS not offered elsewhere in the United
States. They provided themselves with q re-.
markably heavy stoo OF ~ ,..--
. taP1e GO Cd -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the District OF Nevada.-In Bank.
ruptcy.-In the matter OF THOMAS Scale
and HENRY MOTT. hankrupts.-Distyict OF
Nevada. 81. 4 warrant In bankruptcy has
been issued by said Cont against the eL
tate OF Thomas Scale and Henry Motz.
Of the County Of Storey and State OF Ne.
vsds. In said District who have been duly adj
judged bankrupts upon petition o. their credit.
ors /: and the payment Of any debts and the do.
livery ofany property belonging to said bank.
rup,s, to them or to thsir use. and the transfer
OF any property by them, are forhlddoI BY hS.
4 meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank
rupts, to prove their debts, and TO choose one
or more assignees Of their estate, will be held
at 4 Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at Viz.
einta Cit.;, In said district. on the 18th day OF
February. A. D. 1871, at - o'clock ~. At the
o1nee efE, Strother, the REGISTER In Bankruptcy
OF sald District, No. Is North c street Me
din Buiifing.D GEORGE l LAMM0N,
u 8. Mirshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
X. 8. Mesick. Attorney. fec I'd
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Approved December q. 1870.
Be II enacted by tie So.ais AID oHss Of Reprsal
aiirss. Of tks UEited GGta Of Ameried IN Cosorsi

Be u enacted by tie sesais and HoEss Of Repraesi-
aiirss Of tie UAted HGts q AMERICA N Coaorsss
Thai % much Of section twenty-one Of the Act to
reduce Internal taxes, and for other purposes, ap-
proved July fourteen. eighteen hundred and sew.
enty. Is relates to sugar, be amended 20 tttat] Il
will read:
standsrd 10 color, one and three-qusrter cents per
pound. lGE H1Iel. ,s'll
On al sugar above number seven. and not above
uuinbcr ten, Dutch standard In color, two cents per
pound. y - 1Tl
On I'll sugar above number ten, and not above
number thirteen, Dutch standard II color, two and
ons-QuaTter cents per pound "a s,f|II
On all sugar above number thirteen, and not above
sixteen. Dutch standard IN color, two and
~threequarter cents per pound.
On all suHRr above number sixteen, and not above
number twenty, Dutch standard IN color, three and
one unrter cents psf pound. !s.NT - r-s
On al sugar above number twenty. Dutch stand.
ard IN color. md on si reiped lozf. lump, crushed,
powdered and Eauuhted lue1f. fouf isenta per
pound provided, hat The Secretary ofihs Treas
my shih, By regulation, prescribe End require that
Samplss nom packages Of sugar shall ~ taken ~