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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16
GENERAL NATURE-NO. 81. i

AN ACT prescribing the form of the enact
ing and resolving clauses of acts and
resolutions of Congress, and rul es for the
construction thereof.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
enacting clause of all acts of Congress
hereafter enacted shall be in the following
form: BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the United
States of America in Congress assembled"
and the resolving clause of all Joint resolu-
tons shall be in the following form:
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled" and no further
enacting or resolving words shall be used in
any subsequent section or resolution after
the first; and each section shall be num-
bered and contain as nearly as may be
single proposition of enactment.
SEC. , And be it further enacted. That
in all acts hereafter passed words importing
the singular number may extend and be APP
piled to several persons or things; words
importing the plural number may include
the singular; words importing the mascu-
line gender may be applied to females; the
words ''insane person" and ''lunatic' shall
include every idiot, non-compos, lunatic, and
insane person; and the word ''person" may
extend and be applied to bodies polite and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16
proved, February 81, 1871.
GENERAL NATURE-No. %. |


AN ACT to authorize the Union Pacific
Railroad Company to issue its bonds to
construct a bridge across the Missouri
river at Omaha, Nebraska, and Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That for
the more perfect connection of any railroads
that are or shall be constructed to the Mis-
souri, river, at or near Council Bluffs, Iowa,
and Omaha, Nebraska, the Union Pacific
Railroad Company be, and it is hereby,
authorized to issue such bonds, and secure
the same by mortgage on the bridge and
approaches and appurtenanccs, as it may
deem needful to construct and maintain its
bridge over said river, and the tracks and
depots required to perfect the same, as now
authorized by law of Congress: and said
bridge may be SO constructed as to provide
for the passage of ordinary vehicles and
travel, and said company may levy and col
lect tolls and charges for the use of the
same; and for the use and protection of said
bridge and property, the Union Pacific
Railroad Company shall be empowered.
governed, and limited by the provisions of
the act entitled IAN act to authorize the
construction OF certain bridges. and to es-
tablish them as post roads," approved July
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, SO far as the same is applicable thereto:
And provided, That nothing in this act
shall be so construed as to change the
eastern terminus of the Union Pacific rail
road from tue place where 1t is now fixed
under existing laws, nor TO release said
Union Pacific Railroad Company, or its
successors, from its obligation as estab-
lished by existing laws: Provided, also,
That Congress shall at all times have power
to regulate said bridge, and the rates for
the transportation of freight and passen-
gers over the same. and the local travel
hereinbefore provided for. And the
amount of bonds herein authorized shall
not exceed two and half millions of dol
lars: Provided. That if said bridge shall
be constructed as a drawbridge, the same
shall be constructed with spans of not less
than two hundred feet in length in the
clear on each side of the central or pivot
pier of the draw.
Approved February "a, 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16

Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia, Bay of Islands,
Cape Haytien, Gambia, Cape Town. Car
thagena, Ceylon, Cobija, Cyprus, Falkland
ham, Matamoras, Mexico, Montevideo,
Omoa, Payta, Para, Paso del Norte, Pir;eus,
Rio Grande, Saint Catharine, Saint John
Newfoundland, Santiago Cape Verde)
Stettin, Tabasco, Tahiti, Talcahuano, Tum-
hnu Nnninn Ynnnibnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
TheLegislature.

The organization Of the Legislature
yesterday is in part surprise. We
thought It not unlikely that Ohio county
might have one Of the presiding officers,
in tho person of Mr.. BAKER as President
Of the Senate; but we had hardly expect
cd she would be called on to turnishpr
siding officers for both houses. A couple
OF years ago We were obliged 70 ask as q
matter Of ofiniormation, n,"Who's cRAcRAFT"
The answer Is now found in our Charles.
ton telegram. He Is Speaker Of the House
Of Delegates OF West Virginia. The rise
is n rapid ono and a tlatteriug one for tho
gentleman who has accomplished 1t.
In times past 1t has been matter Of
notice that Wheeling was not appreciated
by the Legislature, We arc glad that at
last Legislature Inns been found which
docs appreciate us. Whether the events
Of yesterday have any deeper meaning
tnun lHlS, IelluluS W w eSSh' - 'S'J
large sop has been thrown 10 tho Wheel.
Ing Oercbus; and 1t would now be rather
ungntcfnl for our Delegates and Senator
to make much fuss about removing tho
capital. NYeshall be surprised Il they do.
onBoth. Houses have organized by the
election of antl.Flick Amendment and
Convention men. II the fact has any sig,
niticance in this direction, US we presume
It has, II means that The Radical Demo
Gratis have tho upper hand and will shape
legislation in both Houses. AT least one
Republican has deserted US, as VIC expect.
ed, in tho Senate. If he had not, Mr.
BAKER could not have been chosen prcsi.
dent. 1t looks now as il the programme
was to make Gov JACOB Senator and let
Mr.. BAKER succeed to the Gubernatorial
Chair. H-. alhgls aTaf.l,.
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Cincinnati Market. "a. I, I 4

Hr0 fai 7il so CINCINNATI, Jan. Ia /
2a aCoFToN and prices dropping and
unchanged At 81 144.j 5di 10 ,46ijJS4 % {
l1 FtoGf.-Active and prices advancing /;
family at so S5to7 90. slI6 II liS |
.]i GRA1yGWhcat scarce and firm, itand
prices sadyancedl red winter at 81 23 to
| ,9JIl, Corn; market steady at 81 to 6ec.
Rye; hitlergrades advanced at 90 o05c.
Oats steady ii 4Oto 49c. Barley unchang-
cd: prime 10 clioice at 05c To 81 O0.iiiS.
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: ;5XLiL.l:II.st: i i. CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsnlNnroN. JannarY17
oTHIRD SESSION.

20 ii1.li Q WAsHfEaToN, January II.
The Senate concuTcd in the amend,
rlents Of the House to the bill authorizing
the issue Of an additional three hundred
millions five per cent bonds. 7. -'r.
Mr.. CoNKLNG presented tho memorial
Of HORACE Greeley, President Of the
American Institute, New, York, and three
thousand others, touching m Industrial
Exposition in commemoration Of the hum
dredth birthday OF the nation. Referred.
Mr. YATES introduced ajoint resolution
proposing an amendment TO the Constitu.
ton Of the United States, making eligible
10 the office Of President oil persons who
have attained the age Of thiFtyifye years
and been fourteen years o resident. Re.
ferred. .'',. IL w ~ Il.' 'l '''.
/ The Vice President laida report before
the Senate Of u Communication from the
Secretary Of War, transmitting q mass ol
papers relating to the alleged traffic Of Sen
ator SrRAdUE with the rebels In Texas dur
Ing the war, being the papers referred TO in
tho report Of Judge advocate, Gen. Holt.
The bill ceding to tho State Of Ohio the
Jurisdiction over the ground occupied by
the Dayton Soldiers Asylum. Pissed. y
IoN, ,7talg9i.I HOUSE. .,i .c.' ~ M 'iy s,,
nfI'he House spent the day discussing the
Executive, Legislative and Judicial Ap-
preparation BILL M l7'i5imul eJaa SO.
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aRsvOlntiOnary spssOh by. Frank


filnthb Missouri House 81 Representa-.
tyes, Monday, Frank Blair made q speech,
He said hc was tdxbf of the 18th Amend.
mont aboliShing slavery, ind believed the
South generally assented tolt, but the rp'
construction acts hG declared uheonstlhl.
tiohal. Ofthc famous letter to Col. Broh.
head ii 1858 he eaid, hs he said IN that
letter tht, military should be Ihihas
TO undo their psutphhbhs Hih The
South, and when they were undohe
thGif work Would be Hndbnc. [applause1
There was no item III that letter ne ewould
take back. He stood by Il ALL Hewant
Cd ID 70 70 tho senate that be might aid III
Withdrawing the troops from The South,
Tho speech cdnGluded With y savage AZ
sault On John B. Henderson, who has bGCn
nominated Iot Senate against him. l'o' w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
The Meeting Last Night.

The results of last nights meeting, look.
ing to the nomination Of o ticket, will be
found on the I'd page. We have no room
for comment to-day. twill be seen that
the matter took a different shape from that
contemplated by tho original movers. A
Citizens Mass Convention and ticket Is
now the word. l.l it ,- aa'7.ir!a
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Chicago Marker.
CHIoAao, IanuarY IN.

w -TT ----- = 0HFVaV'Vl VaHu1Ty 1T \
FLoUR-Firm; extra spring u shilling
higher, at IS 40a6 90. alg 9Iis5mRsnYs n
lGRAN-Wheat closed dull; No. 9
spring Chicago 81 20 cash; seller Februa.
~ 81 81; this afternoon unsettled and
heavy, and lower at 81 1s9 cash and Jam
uaEy; $li19t to1 19A seller February.
Corn-Demand active, and prices ad,
vanced ! to tc; No. 2 mixed ut Alto cash,
and 4So seller February; this afternoon
closing at 474c. 0atsactiye, and advanc-
ed 1c; No. q at 49tc tor cash, and 43}c
seller February. Rye firm, and ! to 10
higher; No. 2Iat s6c.a Barley tirmer at
50 to S5c. mn iii{ 1e'liur. .IFill, .ol
HoGs-Dressed hogs quiet at$S 90. eli.
1CATTLE-Dull' at So 90. /! ig.ilF sm
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NnMr \ Yorl, Marian. !

Iis5. Il II New Yoak, January H.
CorToN-Dull and a shade lower; mid
ding uplands at 15sc, 5.sl ,b.y.l .re
FLoUR-In lair demand and market
firm at So 3Oa6 so for shipping grades.
HGRAIN-Wheat, Rye and Oats quiet and
unchanged, Corn dull and prices droop-
ing; No. / mixed at SiRS2c vi -,g,gjs,,
PRovIaoNs-Pork active at seq 25.
Beet, Bacon and Lard unchanged.
llEGos-Dull; fresh 200; lined 1sa19c. id
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The GoYsrnor,s Message.

Tho great length Of the Governors Mes
sage, and pressure Of other matter, for
bid any comment to-day on that document.
We can only say that for West Virginia
readers it will repay perusal. Its well
written and able paper. 4t 45H
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....-EIU!.!!..R!!!!!o!!P'E!:::...
u I'll E WAR.
Chausey Appeals to his Army for an.
1A4 ~ u other Effort. q, WoHit
.LoNpoN, Jan. 10,L5:3O P.M.

.'s.3 LONDON, Jan. t6j4 j45:sOP.I. Q
A dispatch from Bordeaux, says that iI
the fight at Glen, as the result OF which
tho enemy were driven from that place,
several Prussian officers were killed
Chausey announces the appearance Of the
enemy's columns in the vicinity Of his
forces on Sunday night, and that an en-
gagement took place with their vanguard,
The general has issued an order Of the
day 70 the Army Of the Loire, explana.
tory Of the recent disaster, and calling for
adIsplay Of all their soldierly qualities in
an effort for It's reparation, He attributes
tho abandonment Of Le Mans by the army
TO an inexplicable panic among some Of
tho troops, and the loss Of important posi-.
tions, which compromised Tho safety ol
the entire army, and the failure 10 execute
certain orders given by himself, He says
nevertheless, that a supreme effort on the
part ofthe army may yet save tho coun-
Try, and appeals In strong terms 70 the sol.
dters to rally to his support and Y fight
with renewed vigor for safety and the
Republic. b,h, a.omf.. .rls,,t. i,,T
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rAttesi jSf tbe Suggested sAibahy Ex.
4 + '..a''N"' s5, press Robbof. t,Nlvl,'A'f $

K h s,ll1tfi9jao isslGFo6a, San. IL. ID
1g Eilkiua, the suspected, Albany express
rpbboE was caught last night at Sehroon,
lHe acknowledged lie was tilkins, but ,dSi,
MED that ehe Gommilttd .hc crime, and
AsseElsi that lie can provo hiS Innocence.
He declares he laG Albany ON, account Of
ltlio sisplelgns against lin, sHe VIII be-
ltakant0 Albany to-nightml .sir5Iiis1 I.
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Cable dispatches Of the 17th say tho
Germans have taken 10000 prisoners In
and since the battle Of Le Mans Gen,
Chausey retrcqtCd in good order. Fifty
thousand troops have gone from Cher:
bourg TO reinforce him. Gen. Won Weri
der was seriously attacked Sunday near
Belfort by four French Corps, and repulsr
cd tho attack after nine hours battle.
New French batteries on the south side 81
Paris were umasked yesterday, but quick
ly silencca. ,s,, ,,rr no, y.,-,-,. ,.,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

MUNICIPAL COURT This Court met
yesterday morning, but, as we anticipated,
nothing could be done on account Of the
absence Of nearly tho entire bar OF the
city. .i2!i 3,' 2. ..5l
Adjourned until 1Of o'clock tomorrow
morning. .ny,ts
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The Latest News. 5.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Organization Of Both Houses -ohio
County Carries of all the Honprs.

aa CHARLESTON, VIVA, Jan, II, III,
SiNeia. 10 GI ISts1ipmaz: '4l lil41.U +
The Legislature organized to-day. In
the House Mr.. Cracratt was elected Speak
cr and Burdet, Clerk, alr, Baker was
elected President of the Senate and Moore
reelected Clerk The liberal Democrats
surrendered inglorously 70 the revolutions
ists. The Governors message was read and
very wcllreceived by the Republicans and
Liberals: % 81 tuanbny.aG Gd' Eiilmi I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

BELL REMovEp.-The bell which has
done service SO long in the tower of the
Rough and Ready hose house, Fourth
ward, was taken down yesterday, and
placed in the bellry onthc Hope, in the
Second ward. .Ha 7oo'a9 ''.. .,5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DErANED.-The train over the Bali.
more & Ohio road, due here yesterday
about / o'clock. r. NJ, was four hours late
in reaching the city-causc, not known
by Our informant. sagrg a.tgrg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

.lLDaulcl WoGlngton's cotton mill, 1 at
tho falls ofthe SChIylkill, Philadelphia,
was burned Tuesday morning. l!Loss
$25, ,O00a insurance $4,000. li'i0aat iili
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/ IRhiladeiphih .lIarltet.l


l'y'a3 ~ PHtLADEkfHTA, JANUARY II. "
1FL6uR- Demand llsit jand prices adj
Sane6dg extra dt % 00aJl1JIib % 1}flHsui p
lu dRAfShWHsat firm; IIndAha red Iat
81 bBa1l So. Corn, yellow, 74A75ci Oats
H. bgAt1ep ,11Jfu1F itrl l9ti1gQno)
. Oils etSlean, crude, Ii7atgae9 oIsc.
fined gylc c!lWmmog.'s Y,u 'Ja loWali O ~
'PR6TfsloSsI Advancing. uMSsg Pork
At iS9g ~ 9tin1e1l p 'fE 'gafiyDlog gldl nd
y WhfskY4 4Uhchabgcdi o9a, ii ',lal M 0i p,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

I Tho, Michigan, Legislature, Tuesday,
voted Tor ". lS,a Senatnr,qT WtFefEyt
nOminep ef ltheD Republican callclSi was
elsclei :by7ai,FoteS against "a. iori +, r.
Waller Democrat iiGle,1 npbbii n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

4sPo1lcE CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed ot in tho police court, yes
terday morning: James Means and John
Smith, drunk, one dollar. each and costs;
George Baker, tumult and disorder, dis
missed. aa3 dn. aaaH.aaa bod .sj
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wAsHINGToNyI
wAsniSSofov, Jan. 10.
aEoRaIA To TnE FRoNT.

L. HaiiffIIr "utt' MI 10
IN l.ag GEORGIA TO TUE FRONT, iuog
Tie admission of four out of seven rep
resentatives from Georgia to-day brings
the political affairs Of -thht State to the
front again. Various Senators elect arc
here waiting the slow, movement of the
Senate judiciary Committee. There up!
pears TO be q probability ,of two contests
before the next House, The certificate
hass not been, issued fol the Filth or Au-
Citista district, DR.. Tilt b Tho Democratic
claimant and Mai. Whitley the Republ-
can. Tic latter also aspfres as Senator
elect 70 y seat in that chamber until the
4th Of March next BON gentlemen llVg11, gre
the sardlaaIes q IhelE tesPscsLye PATHS I,,i
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s'a 9 -s.ifAiSEw PENSION t'llA4lrsI,no :,
b Mt. MoR6AN, Of Ohio member ofhth6
military Committee, has prepared IA ilblIl
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Financial and Commere fal.
New, York Money and Stock Market.
~ ~ I-,, T.,.ITNEw YolRIIk, lII january J,IIl Il.

u llsv laslqNEw York, January u.
Gold Gllas, been steady to-day, with all
transactions ut 110ia110sagf Loans were
made mostlytrom / per cent to1 1;16 of
ono per cent, but one small loan was made
at.3'per cent. Clearances about $44, ,000,-
600. Governments opened steady and
advanced during tho day about one eighth
per cent on 5.20s OF 'G5, now; '67,
'GS and 10. .40s steady. Stocks stronginthe
face Of anticipated tight money; there
has been an advance o. from I 70 / per
cehtin tho leading shares, ST. Paul com.
mon was most active. Money active in
the morning, from Z per cent currencyto
I per cent gold, but was sharp and q dcci-
ded return TO ease just. previous TO the
close Of bank hours, and money was &C.
cesslblc at Ga7 per cent, with some trans.
actions late ii The day rs low as 4a5 per
cent; the threat Is made that tomorrow
further amounts will be taken out of the
market through the Mechanics National
Bank, where the principal account Of a
leading house in the movement Is kept.
State securities dull and neglected, s,.-. -
STERLING ExcItANGE--Bankcr's bill
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-07-20

A DREAM FATALLY VERIFIED. The
Richmond Wig says that a gentleman
living in Wilkes county, s. c., sold land
to a neigbor for 1000. Business calling
him away soon after. he left the money
With his wife, On returning home he
stopped over night with a friend about
ten miles away. He dreamed that men
had entered his house, murdered his wife
and two children, stolen his money and
destroyed MS property. He asked ped
dler to accompany him at once to his
house. On arriving he found his wife
murdered, ana i7yo men counting out the
money he had left with her. He and
the peddler being armed, fred upon the
men and killed them. They turned out
to be the man to whom he had sold the
land, and his son.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-07-20
BOYS READ THIS

The Louisville Commercial makes the
following brief but pointed remarks,
which are specially applicable to boys:
Now, children, listen to what we have
to say. An old Chinese proverb says:
DO not stop in cucumber field to tie
the shoe" The meaning is very plain.
Some one will be Likely to fancy that you
you are stating fruit. Always remember
the Injunction "Ahstain from all appear
ance of evil" Do not stop under the
saloon rorch to rest yourself, however
shady the trees may be, or how
ever easy the chairs. Some one may
fancy you are a common lounger there,
and so your good name be furnished.
Don't go to a liquor saloon to get a glass
Of lemonade, however refreshing it
would seem to you. Rather buy your
lemons and prepare the cooling beverage
at your home, where others may share it
with you, probably, too, at no greater ex-
pense than your single drink would cost
you. Somebody seeing you drinking at
the bar will be sure to tell the story, and
not be particular to state that you were
drinking only lemonade. Then, too,if you
are careless about the appearance of evil
you will soon grow equally careless about
the evil itself,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-07-20
GLEANINGS.

Mems happiness springs mainly from
moderate troubles, which afford the mind
healthy stimulous, and are followed by
reaction which produces a cheerful flow
of spirits.
What we count the great events of life
the things we prepare for and think Of
the greatest mportance, when they have
passed by, often leave but faint impress.
Their influence over us is slight. But it
is the little things of our life that are
great in their results. Let US learn, then,
properly to value them and rightly to
improve them. God estimates them not
as we do.
Two Cinnamon in California, about to
be hanged, asked that they might have
the witnesses who, had appeared against
them in court written on piece of pa
per, so that they could take them with
them on their long journey, to be used
on the great day Of final accounts against
their accusers. to convict them form per-
jury and false swearing.
We have sure oracle and rule of life
in the word Of God, and we have no
need to seek any other guidance but that
and yet men are prone, and always have
been prone, to forsake the fountain of
rising water and hew out for themselves
cisterns, broken cisterns that can hold no
water. -McClntock.
Every sin has Satan in it. and robs
the soul of it's beauty. Every sin hath
reason in it. 1t is an endeavor to carry
away some one or other Of the crown jew
els of heaven -Haliburton
The London Spectator says: 1T is
fact to be pondered by workmen as well
as by aristocrats, that the whole expen-
diture of the United Kingdom upon roy
atty is less than sixth of the money
known to be-stolen every year by the
American whisky ring, through the con-
nivance ofpoliticans.