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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

The firm of Gilbert, Parkes & Gordon
is this day dissolved. The books remain
in the hands of Ordwsy, Gordon 4 Nc
CURE, who are duly authorized to settle
the sapae. uI# aue6 2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

Ask your grocer for Morgan's Century
Soap, adapted for use in either soft or
hard, cold or warm water. The trade sup
piled by Slime & Birmingham, sole agents.
anglo 81
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In order to reduce our large stock of
solid Is k. gold rings, we viii offer extra
ordinary inducements for the next thirty
days. A call will convince all.
L NJ SoBEL d Co.,
Is North Cherry ST., opp. Maxwell House.
aupl2 st
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river rose upwards of u inchas q.
this point yesterday, and was still rising
at dark, with % inches On the shoals. Ths
rains of Friday evening and night above
are reported heavy, and this causes ths
rise here. The weather was still very
warm, with indications that the rains are
not over. -
The survey boat in the upper Cumbsr-.
land grounded a few days ago, at Mud
Camp, on inches water. and was hauled
off by yoke Of oxen. The next day, the,
same boat got aground at Bickerstaff bar,
six miles below.
George Harrison made his appearance
at marine headquarters yesterday, afssr q
weeks illness. He only gained HTse
pounds and half during bis confinement.
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Davidson County Sunday school
Association.

The regular monthly meeting of this
Association will be held Tuesday evening
next at 8 o'clock in the First Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church. All officers, teach
ers and friends Of Sabbsth-schools are cor
daily invited TO be present.
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viii wash in cold as well as warm water;
saves time, labor and money. For sale in
quantities to suit purchasers By Slime 4
Birmingham, Public Square, corner Of
Cedar street. aug12 st
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Great Match Race for $4,000.

Pools on the above match, between
Longfellow, Kingfsher, and Enquirer, at
Saratoga, will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at s P. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
change. KINNEY & WAND.
aug9 I'd '.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

$3.50, 600 in geld drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished- The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds Of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor q Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. my16 d&wtf
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Nashville and Chattanooga and
Nashville and Northwestern Rail

Nashville and Chattanooga and
Nashville and Northwestern Rail
roads. .
From we'll written correspondence to
the Augusta (Ga.,) C0nStituttordts8t, we
take the following with reference to the
Nashville and Chattanooga and Nashville
and Northwestern Railroads: The Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad is in much
better condition than it was last year at
this time, and from the large number of
passenger coaches used on the express
trains. and the size of the freights, appears
to be doing an excellent business. The
road proper from Chattanooga to Nashville
ia about one hundred and fifty-one
miles long, and the distance is made in
about seven hours. The trains are kept
in good order, the employees being cour-
teous and kind, and our conductor, MIR.
Gollathan, particularly so. The country
trayersed by this road is quite billy and
broken, presenting some delightful seem
ery and picturesque spots here and there,
which. under brilliant moon-such as we
had. making it almost as bright as day
rendered the trip quite attractive. Here
and there, on the top of some commanding
hill or in the bosom of some well protect
ed valley, a bold spirit had reared his
cabin and begun the work of making the
wilderness a part of civilization.
The Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road, beginning at Nashville and ending
at Union City, Tenn, isabout two hun6 red
and ffty-six miles in length, pss sing
through a rather Indifferent country, very
little diversified, and, from the appe arance
Of the cultivated parts, not very rer lunera-
tive in an agricultural point of view.
This road is the terminus of the very ex-
tensive line under the immediate control
of Col. E. w. Cole, as Presiderl At and Gen
eral superintendent, who has. indeed be-
come one of the railroad 'kings of the
South. Success seems to have come to
Col. Cole because deserved and his judg-
ment upon all the many m alters connected
with railroad manageme Mt is received as
high authority.
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Geo. 3. Calhoun d Co., at the Maxwell
House, flave large and splendid stock OF
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. DID my7 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

A splendid assortment of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and a
full line of spectacles can be found at G..
Il. Calhoun 4 Co.'s, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 tt
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Revival.

There were four confessions OF the Saw
Jour at the Ash street Church last week.
The series of meetings by Mr.. Day have
been from the beginning very interesting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

GIN not used to beg, ging," said little
girl to lady of whom she asked sims,
''csuse only two weeks ago my father
was merchant" 'sWhy, child, how
could he be reduced to poverty 80 soon?"
ssMy father took .. bad two-dollar bill at
his peanut stand, and itruined him, " sob
bed the child. ID E.ar1i3Iasi.1
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
.IwoRp TO CORRESPONDENTS,

We beg to say to all correspondents
that if they wish their articles published
they must write on only one side OF
sheet of their paper.
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5 N caddies 15ac; n oaddiss i53ci buck
cts 15c. - 80 s.--.-l.I $3.50
Nasnvin. qrocsrY markss.

suaARs-No New Orisans on, the mar
ket- We quote Demerara 122@13c;
StaRdard hards 14sc; New Orleans clarified,
white, 10; do. yellow 1sc; A coffee 1910;
B do. Isle; o do. 13c. I 49, -
Mo1AssEs AND snurs-No New Orleans
in the market. We quote Shops $4,000;
golden sirup 75c. L-ao -l4 --- 70
Ooxzxz-Stock good and market steady.
We quote Rio, common TO choice, 17e
I9c; Laguayra 20@21c, Java 25@28c. al
TxAs-Market steady Is follows: Imperi-
al $1.00@L.5O; Young Hyson 81. l5@1. 80;
Black 909$l.25; GuDpogder $1@l.75.
Frsz-Maoksrel have declined We
Kos 2 and 8. 1I.500l2 and $10@lO.50 ?
barrel; half barrels Mes. l, 2 and 3, $3.50,
$3.50 and 1913; In kits, Nos. I, 2 and 8
ESQ, LIE snd Leo. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1124 and closed at 1124. Dealers here
were offering to buy at 11l3 and 10 sell at
1124.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and sold by them at / pre-
MUM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13
CITY NOTICES.

A few Ladies' and Ohildren's Suits left,
cheaper than ever, to close out the stock,
at G. Rice d Cos. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

London advices of yesterday quote
6-90s '62 at 9355; '65s at 93t; SIS at 92s,
and 10-40s at SO.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 20 for the old and 754 for the
new. a
Bank of Tennessee notes are rather
quiet, but rates are unchanged. Dealers
buy at &c and sell at $50.
southern Bonds I'm New York
The sales OF Southern bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
9th inst. were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1000 North Carolina six per cents, new. III
10000 South Carolina Suite skies, new, Janu-
airy and July. 1900.
The sales on the 10th inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents. ncv..-.......-.T5H
lou Tennessee SIX per cents, new. ..........76
1g,OOO Tennessee six per cents. new.. ....-...1o4
1000 Tennessee six per cents, new 137s
1000 Georgia seven per cents, gold bonds. .9sz
LOO North Carolina six per cents. hewitt
1000 North Carolina six per CENTS special
TAX. ...-.......-...-. ----..... -.--15
22,000 South Carolina SIX per cents, new, jan
uary and July. ....--55
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
usry and July. -.-.........----.-...--..-oeB
5000 Missouri six per .95%
5000 Louisiana six per cents, levee b'ds..-.--O
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MISSES 0,BRYAN,


No. II McLemOre street,
Will open their school Monday, Sept. 25,
1871. r-. aug6 1w
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The new Colounsde Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is favorite stopping place for sum-
mer tourists. aug12 1w
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:. Z. DAVIES 4 Bro. Jewe Tiers and Silver

bLIIILI51 4NuD2A'A1NO :.
The attention of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fine time-keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
prices. marl1 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

Mosquito Bars, the finest in the city, at
the lowest price, at G. Rice i Cos. 1t
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RATHS

B-arnetts Cocaine excells any
Other hair preparation. ap9 law sun 1y
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


-,Cexsneasee asad Pacific Ratlroods
Tvo Daily Trains lSundsy exoeptedl
Hn 4 IAsves Nashville az. "A 80 ?. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at $3.50 P. n.
Leaves Lebanon as..-.-6 30 A n
Arrives st NAshville ct $50 A N.
m. q Leaves Lebanon ct -. 4:3O ?. 4.
Arrives at Nashville st 7:i5 ?. n
leaves Nashville at. ...61b A \.
Arrives ct Lebanon at 9:C0 A NJ
Granville and Decatur Railroao'
,aorxa souTH-EsshviIe and Decatur trains
Gsve ststicn on south onersy ssree a,, ~ 90 "
SoocuatnodaEion 81 80 P. n, lFoes TO ooinmnel
IrNina EFrive at 30 A. u. and GID p NJ AOe'n
nodxtion Il s:Se A n.
k.autsvfIle and Nashville Ratlroeos
Ieaye 6estion on North College street, ~ e'40
A n and rs P. n. and 9:4l p. n
Arrives at y 80 A. NJ, 4:4O ,. Il. anu o'oO e -.
The a.Ib p. N train does not op at any pom.
between Nashville and Gallatin, except Eosonei"
junction, and does not run ON SunoA!,
s.mIfatin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .'-----'' *
Arrives at Gallatin---....'..''--..'.. =. :.
f.ausavtlle and Cincinnati snort Line
RAklrOads
t:iO. T:I5 A. n, and 4'D haO e n
RsxeficId and Kentucky II. Rs
Trains on the Edgeneld and Kentucky Railroad
giIl run as follows:
MAI lasyee Nashyiie....-..-.......... 500 A \.
TTuress leaves NsshviIle-............ 1850 ?. n.
Nah arrives .--.'.''''' 20
Fxpress arrives .-.-.---- $3.50 A. Il.
a.. Louis. Memphis, Nashville ana
eJha ItRuOOGa Great CeDtr21
ii Through Line.
costtnnooc. train lezves.s 90 A. n. and 900 P T.
: arrives AIS P. n. and S:4O A. y.
.s.,.,h.. kr.sa leaves. S:45 A. 4. and $40 p. n.
arrives. g 80 A. n. and DO ?. n
A. Iouis train leaves IS: rs A Il and e;Sl P NJ
" arTiTes. $50 A n. ana b'SJ p n
sheibyvIHe train lesves..4 go P. NJ
arrives g :3b A. n.
The $50 A.N., and zoo p. q. trains 90 not run
ON sundAyR- s.u-
The S:45 A. n. and 500 P. NJ trains run oslhy'
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BATHS Warm and Cold BATHS
RkTHS

At Ohas. a. Breyer's Shaving aHd Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. IA and Is Deaderick
street. jy2 eodtf
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For a fashionable Dress or Business Suit
go to Jno. Vogel, sc N. Cherry street.
augl3 2E sr -.-.
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MARRIED.

ERF1G-CLEMoNs.-On the 10th inst, ct the
residence of the BRIDES mother, BY Rev. Z. A.
Young, CHRIsrIAH KREIG and Miss ALICE CLEh-
oNs, both Of this city. No cards. s-T rTr
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Naahviue Tiour ana ar.ln narEs.

FLoUR-Market active to-day with ship.
ments of $50 bbls. We quote as follows
Superfne $4.50@5; extra $5.25@5 80;
TX $5.75@6; xxx $500 so; family $3.50
OF; choice family $3.50; fancy 50 so.
OoEN MKAL-We quote as follows: Un-
bolted y bushel 65@70c; bolted zoe; kiln
dried 1926 . Dbl. ~
WHKAT-Receipts and sales to-day Of
$50 bushels at $1.25@1 80. ~
CoRN-Market quiet We quote at 65@
&c, sacked and delivered in depot.
BARLEY-Shipments to-day Of 100 bush
els at CSC, sacked and delivered In depot.
RYE-Shipments of 80 bushels, sacked
and delivered in depot, SOC . bushel-
OATs-We heard Of shipments to-day Of
600 bushels at 523c, sacked and delivered
in depot
OFFAI.-We quote bran loose at $17 p
ton; shipstuff $50 . ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13
SAMUEL DoNELsoN,
Snpsrintendent and Secretary.

After some further discussion as to
books, etc, the Board adjourned until the
9th inst, at which time the Committee on
Books make their report.
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Below We give summary OF the trans
ctiona of the dav

Tbs following ara the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
conner Union and College streets, whore
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always acces-
dble to the public.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 11:15-Ootton
market fatt. Sales 5000 bales. Uplands
8s@s5d; Orleans 9@94d.
New YoRK, Aug. IL, 10:30-Market quiet
and weak. Ordinary uplsnds 14sc; good
ordinary 1910; low middling 17tc; mid
ding 19c; Alabama 191c; Orleans 1896;
Texas 1896. August delivery 17sc; Sep
TENDER 17A.
NEW YORK, Aug. II, 12-Cottou dull
and depressed. Ordinary uplands 14se-
good ordinary 16sc; low middlings l74e;
middling 19c; Alabama 19sc; Orleans 1890;
Texas 1896. August delivery 17sc.
LIyERPoon, Aug. II, 3.-Cotton easier.
Sales 5000 bales; 1000 to spectators.
Uplands sgd; Orleans Sd.
NEW York, Aug. IL, 3--Cotton quiet
and weak. Ordinary dplands 14sc; good or
binary 161c; low middliDg 174c; middling
100; Orleans 1880; Texas 1896. Sales
1856 bales for export; 425 bales for spin
ming. Net receipts 704 bales; exports to
Great Britain 4,035 bales; stock 1Go,98e
bales. El ~
Nashville Provision Market.
Market quiet and without change. We
ouote hacked from store as follows 4.
BAcoN-Clear sides SIC; clear nib sides
SIC; shoulders 7ac; country hams 12ac, and
Cno1or HGxs-Hart q Hensley's O. O.
o. canvassed Ice - b-,-.-,
BnEAKrAsr BAooS-Hart q Hensley's
Choice 8. O. O. o. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@15c. df ol --iil ala 49,
LAED-Choice leaf in tierces 114c; half
bbls 12c; kegs 12sc; 10 ID caddies 15e;
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If you want bargain in a good watch
and chain, go and get one from g. Il. CAL
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 If
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Topographic Report from Signal Service
Corps. U. s. Il, Of Observations at
4 O'clock p III. ...r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
EVANSVILLE, Aug. IL, 1871.-Sales to-
day amounting to 80 hhds. Market lit
tie easier for low grades and Tugs; for the
better grades We have no change to note,
as very little of the best tobsccos make
their appearance on our market now.
We quote lugs from $500 to $3.50;
good leaf Z to 81; choice selections 9 to IL
OBJ cents. Sales to-day from our house
sum up 20 hhds, ranging from $500 to
$500 for lugs, and from $500 to $1,000
for from common to good leaf. The re-
ceipts to this date have II, 500 hhds. The
stock in warehouse is 300 bales. .
Yours, truly, -----.. n ...-
KI1LzBRxw & WILLIAMSON.
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The Fall Term

OFA J. FAHNIEGS BOARDING SCHOOL
" tor Young Men and Boys, I'VE nils aa~f Of
Nashville TenB., win open on the 4th Of aeptem-
ber. 1871 For particulars address the PTinci-
pal, At FRANKLIN COLLEGE, TENNDasEA
sugs Nv sp4thp eaHrars
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Is done by s. Hahn, No. 80 North Cherry
street IL
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Montgomery, Aln., Aug. 10.
The Montgomery cotton market is dull
and nominal; low middlings Ice, and nom
inal. -r on
Augusta, Ga, Aug. 1Os
Cotton-The market continues quiet
and unchanged, closing at lie for Liver
pool middling. Sales 100 bales; receipts
10 bales. -- =. 81. e..
Columbus, Ga, Aug. 10.
Ootton-Markst dull and unchanged.
Middlings nominally lie. Receipts bales;
shipments bales for home consumption
Boston, Aug. 10. -H
Cotton unchanged; middling zoe; sales
200 bales; stock 5000.
Baltimore, Aug. 10.
Cotton dull and nomingl; middlings
194c; net receipts 81 bales; sales 60 bales;
stock 1, lib bales. m
Atlanta. Ca. Aug. 10.
Ootton-Market fiat at 154@15xc for full
style New York middlings.
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New Advertisements.

For other Local Matter see Third
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Aug. II, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
Market dull to-day and unchanged. We
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Abuse RsSrrays Fear.

No better evidence of Senator DoOlittle,S
strength rs candidate for Governor is
needed than the terrible howl set up against
him by the opposition papers, such as the
Milwaukee Sentinel and the State Journal
but as their indecent brawl and disgrace
full scandal are only the craven CRY for more
pap, the people will scott their sickly abuse
The journal kills all possible effect of its
TRADE against Senator noolittle hvitS wan
ton and shameful abuse Of the whole ticket
The walls Of its vcnomouS Spcw are poured
with relentless fury upon the heads of such
men Is Gen. Montgomery and Gen. Bragg
These men, because Of their great popular
ity, are made the special objects If its
calumniouS abuse. The editors OF thar
sheet with something Of the modeSty Of
George Francis Train attempts to east re-
Elections upon the military record of these
brave soldiers, when every word uttered or
insinuated to that effect was known TO be
baSely false. Two more brave and popular
leaders than these men never drew swords
in any cause. As to their bravery, let
their honorable battle sears bear witness.
As to their popularity, ask the thousands
Of brave soldiers whom they led to victory.
The facts are, the Regency Of Madison
have had bomb she'll thrown into their
midst by the action Of the Democratic Con-
vcntion. Already they begin to tremblea at
the result. Their uueasincSS betravs their
fears. The Journal of last evening after
= whole column Of indecent TRADE upOn the
several cauGi lates without exception, does
not forget to caution its own party 70
'.pt1ee ia nomination strong WcH, end
make a zeGi0us cBoTf .fog tier election"
This language sounds very much us if the
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The Island. oS 81. Thomas Deyestnted
by "a Hurricane ;srs; Earthquake.

\ despatch from the Island OF St. Tho
mas, ". l., dated August p, gives the fol-
lowing graphic account of the calamity
which has recently visited that unfortunate
island:
Another hurricane has swept over this
unfortunate island, ovcrturning every house
and laying the place in ruins. Yesterday.
At about 4. m, a gale broke forth from
The east, shortly aftcrwari shifting to the
northeast, from which point it blew more
ficrccly till noon, when the wind veered
round slowly to the north, ana fell upon
the island in terrific hurricane. 1t then
shifted to the northwest and blew with
great violence till p. m, when there came
Il hui which lasted till 6 p. N. At this
hour a hurricane again swept over the isl
and from the south, bat It's duration W as
not 50 long as in the preceding visit. nor
was its volume 50 great. Its term of
greatest fury lasted only two hours. Close
ly following in the wake Of the hurricane
came an awful gale from the south and
southeast, which ragged for several hours.
Daring the hurricane in the afternoon.
several shocks Of earthquakes rendered the
situation more dreadful for the people. who
were hearing overhead the crash Of roofs
torn by the hurricane, and obliged to feel
at the same time, under foot, the founda-
ton Of their shelters shaken by the earth
quake. Hundreds Of dwellings have been
swept away, and not house has been left
standing unchanged on the island. Some
6,oUO people have been left houseless and
destitute, and nearly $50 persons have been
killed and mangled, or disabled by the
houses blown down or bricks ana tiles fv
ing thickly all around during the hurricane.
Already some thirty corpses have been
dragged from under the ruins. which, in
the shape OF trees, fences, shattered houses.
aud heaps of bricks and tiles strewn
throughout the streets, offer sight OF per-
feet deSolation.
There are no casualties TO report about
the shipping here, with the exception of 4
British bark loaded with sugars, and riding
at anchor at the mouth of this harbor.
which broke loose and went a,lrift towards
the rocks in the channel, and is said To
have become total wreck. Two French
steamers recently arrived here and drifted
about and got fast aground, but the Eng
fish steamers Corsica, Tyne and Della as
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" ratified and agreed t. by the Legislature
of 1871; therefore,
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, Go en-
act as follows
Section l. The foregoing proposed amend
ment of the constitution of the State
shall be submitted to the people at general
election TO be held on Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday of November, 1871, and If
the people shall approve and ratify SAID
amendmt ut by majority CT the electors vot-
ing thereon, said amendment shall become
! art of the constitution OF this State.
Section ,. The form Of ballot in voting to
approve and ratify said proposed amendment
shall be against special legislation and
against said amendment for especial legisia-
ton, which shall be ON a separate ballot,
and shall be deposited in a separate box to be
provided for that purpose. and all voters
/ qualified 70 vote at any election III this State
/ shall be deemed as voters on this question.
! Section 3. The votes cast approving and
ratifying or disappearing said amendments,
| shall be counted by the inspectors Of the cleo
/ ton in all respec's, as votes for state officers
are counted and returned, and the officers
now designated by law to canvass the returns
/ Of votes for State officers shall canvass the
/ returns on this question, at the same time and
place. and under the same regulations and
restrictions now provided by law for canvass
ing and declaring the returns Of election fol
/ State officers
Section t. Within three DAYS after the
determination of said canvass. it shall be the
duty of the canyasseTs TO certify the result Q
said canvass TO the Governor. who shall
thcreupon, without delay, make proclamation
of the result.
Section 5. The secretary of state is here
by required to include the substance Of hi
act in the notice OF the general election 10
the year 1871.
Section 8. This act shall take effect an
be III force from and after its passage an
publication.
Given under my hand and the great sea
TT of the state Of Wisconsin. 1T tn
- Capitol, in Madison, this lot
, day Of August, 1871