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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

NoRNAN's Universal Magic Liniuen'
never fails to cure the worst cases Of ctoI-
era morbus 10 from two to twenty minutes.
For sale by " G. Morris, Moline, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

NERVOUS headache is instantly relieved
by n pinch Of Durno's Catarrh SGuf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
RICK ISLAND = PEORIA R.R.

FH,H HyoK IsLAsD TO COAL vALLEI.
Leave. Arrive
Rock Islaud 7OV HAD IN
l:2OPm 4:45 P IN
HooE itLLSD TO PEORIA.
Leave. Arrive
Express 4:jOa. m. 92Oa m.
Mail l:l5 pm. b:2S p. IN.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MIME
sofa X. X.
Passengers leaving Rock Island a, Gas .. N.
on the y. h. "a p road, make clJ.e concessions
through to BurliastoR (Arrlving there at ~ 3O)
aud 10 Ksokuk. Also b. leaving On same train,
pNsseugsrs can connect at Grsnel for Oak
loOsA Aad EddJvilie, to the south and for Mar
shAltown, AusV.n, (Minn.l and ST. Paul to th'
north.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
PA,ssng,rs leaving Roes Island on the Q. 4
La P. road to.4J y. IN. 90 rsctly through 4
LsAvsnworth, Kansas, arriving there At ii .. IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
& Fast Asleep, ,
HEvkY WARD BEECuER's
UNI|B RSALIS II.

Send for free sample copy of the CHRISTIAN
LEADER, tifst-clasa weekly journal, published by
the New York State Convention Of Universallsts.
and containing the sermons OF DIR (. II. CHA
PIN Terms s. ~ per year. Address
Publisher CHRISTIAN LEADER,
1888 Broadway, New York City
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

Roots Bittrrs for sale at the Harper House
Drug Store. msy22 dec dim, " fAvly
John Roots Bitters are sold by all drug
sists. John BeDgstCn, and Emil K@hler Rock
leland, H., wholesale and retail drug sists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
an a n .

A WASH Girl wanted a, the Rock Island
House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

CHRONIC chilis oLe of the no. distressiug
complaints. eau be eifec,usly cur-d BY The
persi tent use OF NJrmans Caaly beete
Tonic W G Morris, Agent. Moline, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
MAw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GUN DURANGO.
BL1ss. KHENE & co.'s Fluid Extract

The wonderful remedy for Cancer, Syphilis scrofu-
la, Ulcers, Pulmonary Complaints, Salt Rheum and
Genuine Cundurango Bark, from LOLA, Ecuador Sc
cured by the assistance of the authorities of that
country Ii is the most effective prompt and certain
Alternative and Blood Purifier known. Sold by all
Druggists in pint bottles, having on them our name
trace mark and directions. Send for circular
Office and Laboratory, To. 60 Cedar Street, New
York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

Ladies who nre suffering from certain CON
plants, known only 10 females, should at OIL OF
ct Dr. Eelyau's Female Pills. They produce q
most Oh Al ming ELECT. cold by al Dug Ssts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

WeeAll attention to the card of the St. Louis
sdiciLe Co.. a chartered ms titution they ofel
Met O. yolitan SAL. to ell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
D,. Jadson's Dead shot Worm Candy,

end is put up In the form OF stick OF candy, and
50 pls1saHI 10 the tsste, that children Erevdily
tease for 1t. II is purely vegetable, and cannot
nurt thu smAtiess enid. Ash for DR.. Jadsod E
Dead shot "orG Candy. Por ssle every " here
at 20 GENTS per package. w. Il. ooMsTOCh,
deco sole Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

A OrkSt, ae. ltay eade rs perennial spring
vi 10: IN every woh-reguiOted family, aud where
is tsAttaG-er WRu alter the strIie and turmoil Oh
business Oh Tetiflng to his Ne, Is MOI heguI;ed
Of care by the innocent pEAtls OF has chlic
Per a-ps this tAthsr is worldly mao, and max :
gold ais Idol, he ult have been successful u IN,
.h d amsssed riches. ct place has child on the
slSk bed, and al bis gold at the possl OF tne
IN siclAA, and the ony 'etarn he Is the res
torHsivn oil health To hIs ahIld Fathers Moth
eIs! would yoa preserve your child IN health
Then listen ~ Us. Their is one prevsiliug cause
OF tee dlseass In children, and that cause is
worms. Ii anIs cause >: disease is not removed,
your child will sicken and die, OF linger suffer
ing lnvand to- HE represent to you al infsI-
Tine remedy for worms; n in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

CASEY -
John Roots Bit.ers cures nervousness anG
headache. Try il. They are warranted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

Jshn Roots Rittsrs are not whi,Ly drinl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04

John Root. ittsrs cure. all billion, dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
CITY BULLETIN.

oHpoAqo Rock ISLAND a PACIFIC r. r.
Trhas lssVe Ko,k G'land-aoiSe sA,r'
~. p,nr....,d N.iL Sil5 o. m.
~ I.I,nd A,s,nn,iAtion, 400 p. IN.
Night Express, lV''V p |"
come WEST
n $780,. IA Nail 6:ib m.
Night Express, ot'
Rock island Accommodation.
r. Bureau Jlnttoa. Leaves Bureau Junction
S.U0P m. oSo ~ IN
Tho DAY Express aud Mail leRstIs here 81
s1b . m. sonnsoIs ct Bureau Junction At lO:Ib
.. m, for Peoria.
The N,sAt Express leaving here at 1880 ,. m.
oounsetG At BureAu At 100 p, IN for Peoria.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13
Uia eese4teS urttsu.

Sci ben .partam.ntspabltn far zen
Deut(@en+ 3et&staA ,pdblte bte Stapt
8erlin nur Itber ale &anbtbaten su1b
wureen ieltf bic 8roben mtlitdrtiaen y,
rypbden DeuN@lanrs, bic @enerdle
Woltfe, @trper npManteuftl, als ions
(erpatiue &anptbaten ffdr bic &eidstaas>
@abl III Berlin poneibren liberaleu Sp>
poneuten 8el4la9en. "ss ot4 4 4aaGy& Z
De ct paul 1pionttr" fnlpft btrrarl
Die {ebr rtdtipe 8enerfun8 = a%st % \ 81
nG6 1T pte6 Gin fderer Betpets, ;bob
rte peutl9cn 2iberalen ',btulpr6d' mlitdrtihe
@elebrttdten ouein ni@t;' 'srobert, nmerpennl
f0nnen.. So r xxx - '""'@"
Die @rlnpper,, wnpslde, oie 2iberalen. PER-
alunlostsenn;,, e i ,.el,; zen Il ,err66ten Militdr UNI
sierss" :33eitalters SppeItion I'D MAIDEN,
iowie eess1 jene Mnreren, .welGe elmer,
beoeutenoen Stang tn Der peutl9tn Artaee
etnnebmen, {ino IN benz Mli6trauen eesen
Die prinStpten be6 &biolutismuss j1s@ lu=
9en. tpel@e ciele Mdnner' 'Yertreten.. ~ -.
Der @lana Der 9robartisen mtlftdrt>
lden GrrunBenldaften bat eteles tpeile
unp prattiide @olf >niGt oerblenoet; f1e
ertenuen bic erobe @abrbett an, 5.lba6
prin3tpien b6ber ~ NeQen ftno ols0}dn~
uer, uno DAP Der Mann BEN tfentli&e1n
@oble In Der 'Spbere am 8efcn piene1
uno niiBen fann, fir wel9e Natur 'uno
frlbere Stuoien i'm am Befen qualif>
;irt baber." '',........, 81" c..,. l..
@eupiB etn pabre5 uytbeil.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13

fommeue plastomuansant BEN prdiis
benton ertldrte, bab e 3u f@wa@ iet, uun
bic 8erlammlun9 ~ idoBen.
Mit 8epunperuns erfallte nti@ pie
rubt9e 3altune Der eeuti@en Set, @ers
ianmlun9, aber NIT Staunen bttdte i'd
auf Die GnerSielo09tett rer i&weiberii&ea
Sff3iere, BE unjuuerldli9e 6altuns III
rer Eruppen. Die ebr 2uft gu baben l&ie>
men, nit Sen, p5bel 9emeinlau1e !, !Sa&e
III MAIDEN, ais Dronung ~ ldaftn, uro
auf tie Matblpfgteit 3peier9 anlpe(euper
6erren, tpelde mon mir al6 Zen pclt5et<
Director "tteler -Alprreiden. Nepublf te<
Seidnete. oGa mu6 etnos faul let1 i'm
Staate>,, no iol@e 8orsdnse. 4. mabss|t@
ftnp. g a,-b -, .@>aa , ,hsa . :
Na@1 d rift. - Soeben nernebme
id> pab {i9 bfute nuh Elm .Na9lpte! ju1a
Drama ereianet bat, ruel&eS bel einiser
Mufmertlomtstt BET polijet eenib bdtte
perbinpert tperoen f5nnen. DieGonbaQe
mar Gormiuass eel&lo0en, um bic llnz
terludunosbeam!er un9ebinpert arbeiten
III laGen. Greita8 Na@mittas lit fe
aber B1r1enlofal uno oaber wuroe fe Tut
Mitta9 ss5fnet. Alsbalo mdljt f@ cer
neuaieri9e, geltern Mbeue cod ni4t gum,
3iels selun9te Sanbu9el binein uno weie
nttt6 8e1ere6 3u tbun, al6 bic beutl&sn
Nationalfabnen @dwarj . @eiB . &otb
unp @@war;z&otb >@olp berab5ureiben
uno 1ammt Der 0ermauta gu beluoeln
uno 3u 3eritDren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13

E1s(prtnSrs tduse., go" t0nttn e6sYpr met,
men Dbren., - 3aufe sbrfttt fi& urt,
t@ aud. Sc mar tetne S9mabron, lol1<
bern nur ett Bug 9nfantere, gefdert pom
einett 0ffjter. eSn Sturmesetle,; IN Der
fe 1ber ben Macatam rpie 9,Rosen am
fanen, bate pas Werdalh;ter S@ritte II
laut 8ema4t. IS mar fat ,ur Elm 0(o>
n,ent, boB fpte 2eute aus Der Gntfernut9
bte pi@tG unmtttelbor oor un6 fanpen..
Der Sff5ierneraminirte mid, 9lieb LID
meme 2%e9ttimatiun 2oeben,j iiberi9lug itea
i4neQ. kunoj COMMANDED @erpebr 3ur
Mttaquel Wei9erun8apes p6bels, mid
[beraussuaebep, S&impfp5!ter, einsanpez
res l,@pmnianep, wprauf opa8 &nattetn
oe6 2acen6 erf9late, Spren8un9 ,ofs6auF}
|fen6 na9 alien 9eien, bin, meme uM.
rinsuns pur4 bic woderen @olpaten aus]
Sauer in! Sdkisnj; Tba6, pet9tn9 mir|
Nues, nit Gas @ert teine6 Musenblifs6.
Die ouberoroentlide S1neqisfeit .unp
Gle fur3e} &ntl9lpGenbett beo premierz.
2ieutenants, Der bic @ompasnie am
Eriumpfbosen .fomntanpirte, berirtte
taeine &ettun9, uno f.: .tlein. bfele Gpi(ope
oeS &rieeeS erl9ei,en mag 70 tbe3eu9te
ie einmal .reat anl6ault6, mas IN unz
ierea, Eruppen fedt ano 'was ibre Siege
bspirtt." ,.. =. .i" !
+ aud etne 6riebenSfeier. ~
Gin 9uremburser uue Gin 6e0enzD arm<
tdoter @amen tbun ni9tS CUR Sa9e),
Betpe In 9uolon @ity mobnbaft pFeaten
wdbreno beS neutrality-suspicious. &rie>
9es Qber bic @ie9eeau6l@ Der beiper
Yarteien nit chamber 3u bebatttren.
extraordinarily bottle per 2uremburser
auf ben Sie9 ber &otbbolcn, pdbreno
oa6 patrtetil9e 8or9efUbl Dem 5e6en>
Darmtdoter laate, oo6 pie Deutlden bic
roppelf6pf9en Na@barn balo CUR &at<
ion brtn9en wlrcen. uBouen mir net
ten e, fra8te Der 2uremburser. ,um
mas Sbr wout", antportete per Darn>
fdpter. IS tpuree nun ein 1ebereiu>
fommen ilber pie Bepinsun9en Der Bette
9etrofen> uno 9eiern Na&mittag maro
Die Gtfuuun9 eerletben BON @eiten ces
eursmbureer6, Der btftorilaermab:n bic
Bette> psrloren bate, Der Anlab fit etuen
betrdatliden 3ulammtnlauf Ne@9ieri9er
Dor Der Bobnun9 res 0ewinners Gin
6oboten Mpe., unwett Der Sire Gorners).
Dort mubte. Der 2uremtur9er, CUR @rfulz
lung liiner @ette, in franj1fiaer Unit
form 3wet Stuncen lang Sdilppade
teben, wibrenb Ger 6e0susD armidoter,
nit ether pitelbau6e auf benz &opfe bon
Der @sranoab} feine8 NIT elmer oeutl9en
SABINE 9elamldten 5aules itpl3 berat>
lhauenp, ben franj5fi9en Soften uno
Die 9afenoe Wen8e aetrahtete, wobei er
in turSeu Yuul ZEN Elm @la6 @bampaguer
nd6 Dem anoern patrtotil9 auf Deutlds
lambs Wcbl leerte. - Gar ttefer OHM
lte8t oft i'm fino'iden Sptel. .3...
60 @te tbr ~lattelt" - rcitet TIT
brur1 lebt ~, baS an Sattler uuo &iera5eue aQes
aen gutter Arbett let, uno ant @ei9irr veber unb
Mrbett an Site tuetteiferu. Cute @attter- unb
| &iemenarbeit lpart 9eeen, Der NoB uub Wagen
bill, aui1brlib Elm bub(9e5 @ummten fir Sc,
! paratur, unb @elba &eparatureu loate man rur bel
| eiueu, Meifer u SO. 1 naadea lajleu, wte bic
@ebruoer 6ammer, Dritte @traD
nebtn Gint u. 9beotalb, uns ;Jat(pn @trabe
ueben Te!obGulrs stub-@tore; Die perfeben
BIZ @eldGft. uub lnb u1Bta lit tbren Vret}en.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-02

regular session, such chances :.
'i !, ana notifications of the laws, NJ
viieges, charters, etc, under wb;o, p',
by virtue of which these several o,a a
ticular incorporated bodies and no, f'''
mes exist, with full and clear st,tsn 70
OF the policy, conduct, operations ~,
business OF said incorporated bodies ' a.,
companies, as will tend to the bette,
curity OF the lives, property and in.ers'..
OF the people Of the State, and tba :.
iorceniefit OF the laws thereof ; and /
it further
Resolved, For the thorough carrvi,,
out OF the intents and purposes Of ,bs
foregoing resolution, that the said s,.
cial committee be and are hereby author.
lied and empowered such experts AND
clerks as may be necessary ,,sr this !,
vestigation that said CO. sittee sh,u
exist and shall a5t md carr .hrou.a a.
said investigation during the time ip,s,'
vening between the adjournment Of a.
present session and the convening of tbs
next regular session of the House ana
the expenses OF said committee shall h.
paid out of the contingent fund Of hi,
House.
MIR. Matthews, of Tensas, offered tbs
following resolution, which was read sri
adopted
Resolved, That the Committee IN
Judiciary be, and are hereby directed to
report at this evenings session, Hons
bill No.-relative to costs and fees Il
clerks, sheriffs, and recorders etc.
TO BE Continued
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-02

Yeas Bentley, Bowen, Burch, David
son, Davis, Floyd, Fontelieu, Gaddis,
Garstkanp, Henpstead, Johnson, kenner,
Kinsella, laurent, II. Lott, J. b. Lott,
Lynch, NcCarty, Mcfarland, Moore, Nor
pay, Murray, Ong, Oplatek, Otto, Riley,
Smith, Souer, Stamps, Ullmann, Wands,
Washington. of Concordia, IVheyiand,
Waters, q. Williams, Vorral, Young-39.
Nays Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Barker,
barrow, Beiot, Bickham, Blunt, BroUssitriii,
Bryan, buckingham, Butler, Cochran,
Crawford, Darby, harrisburg, Durio, Ellis,
Faulkner, 2. Harper, ". Harper, Huston,
Hyams, Llambias, Marie, Matthews, hon
cure, Meadows. Nelson, Overton, Pond,
Quinn, Raby, Schumacher, Stanton, Tat
man, Thompson, Tureaud, Verrett, II.
Williams, Wilson, Yorke-42.
The bill was calendared for third
reading
The Speaker laid the following mes
sage from the Governor before the
House
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans, February q, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives
I am directed by his Excellency the
Governor to inform your honorable
body that he has approved and signed
Gan act to create the parish of Webster
and providing for the complete organiza-
ton thereof"
o. D. BRAGDOD, !
Private Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Kenner, of Orleans,
the House adjourned till twelve o'clock
tomorrow.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
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HARRY LOTT,
Z. WILLIAMS,
II ~

House bill! No. so, an act to Iere2l an
act approved March l6, 1S4S, entitled an
act to incorporate the town Of Provid-
ence, in the parish of Carroll, and all
acts amendatory thereto, etc, recon-
mended by the committee, was consider
ed as engrossed.
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, the biz was put upon It's third read
ing and final passage, its title adopted,
and it was ordered to be sent to tie
Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Stamps, of Jefferson, by permits
sion, called up Senate bill No. 246, an
act to alter and shorten a part of the
public read leading from the Mississippi
river to Bayou Barataria, Jefferson par
ish, right bank, and to provide for max
ing the new part thereof, which was put
on its first reading.
I The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, it was read second time by its
title.
There being a further suspension Of
the constitutional rule, it was put on its
third reading and final passage, its title
adopted, and notice of concurrence was
ordered to be sent to the Senate.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives:
Sir 1 AN directed to present you for
your consideration
Senate bill No. 156, for the relief Of the
Hope Insurance Company, ETC.
Senate bill No. 249, granting ferry
privileges to Messrs. o. c. French, II. H.
Harris, etc, at Vidalia, etc.
Senate bill No. % lefty funding
bill
Senate bill No. 1O1, to create an IN
surance department.
Senste bill No. 251, to release the
damages for the non-payment OF taxes,
etc.
Senate bill No. rs, for the relief o.
Albin Soulie.
Senate joint resolution No. 6 to
authorize the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad Company to
It's name, etc.
CHARLES II. MERRITT,
Secretary Of the Senate
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relief of j. A. Mays, OF the parish of
Bienville.
House bill No. 275, joint resolution
granting a leave of absence to Hon.
Charles beaumont, Judge of the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans
Respectfully,
J. ". QUINN, Chairman,
( COMMITTEE ON EoRoLLMENr, ]
New Orleans, February 25, 1871,
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives
Your COMMITTEE on Enrolment beg
leave to report as having been duly
enrolled:
House bill No. %, an act to amend
and re-enact sections one, three and five
of an act entitled "an act to provide for
the removal of distractions in Bayou
Bartholomew, and to improve the naviga-
ton of the same, and making an apprc-
priation therefor" approved March 5,
ITO.
Respectfully,
j. W. QUINN, Chairman.
Upon motion of Mr. Matthews, Of
Tensas, the House was adjourned until
half-past seven o'clock P. NJ.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
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REOPENING.
SEWING MACHINES-ALL KINDS.

The public have lang desired the establish
ment of a Mart, where all kinds of Sewn;
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings couh
see and compare tho workings of one machins
with another, and select from the dforea!
makes the machine best suited to the Use to
which they desired TO apply it. To such MM'
we invite you at 159 Canal street Agents wanted
no % 2ptf N. S. HEDRICK, General Agent
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The Committee On Ways ard Means,
through Its chairman, submitted The fol-
lowing report, which was read, received
and adopted
ColiWrrTEE on WAYS AND MEANS, l
New Orleans, February 2S, 1871.
To The Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives:
Gentlemen = Your committee beg
leave to report favorably on the accom-
panying substitute for House bill No. II,
and recommend its adoption.
JAMES =. WANDS,
Chairman
L. J.SOUER,
B. ". BAKER.
F. OTTO.
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FOriy.Sevanth Day-Evening Session.

Foriy.Sevanth Day-Eyening Session.
MONDAY, February 81, 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment
MIR. Davidson, of Livingston, at the
reqr st of the Speaker, called the House
to order
The roll was called, and the following
members answered TO their names.
Mcssrs. Abel, Antoine Baker, Barker,
Barrow, Bentley, Blunt, Bowen, Broussard,
Bryan, Buchanan, Burch, Butler, Chachere,
Cochran, Crawford, Darby, Darinsburg,
Davidson, Durio, Ellis, Faulkner, Fontelieu,
Gaddis, Gardner, Garstkamp, p. Harper,
W. Harper, Hampstead, johnson Einsella,
In Saliniere, Laurent, Marvin, Mcfarland,
Me ldows, Moncure, Moore, Murray, Nelson,
Otto, Ove,ton, Pond, Riley, Ringgold, Sur
tain, Souer, Stamps, Stanton, Tatman,
Thompson, Tounoir, Tureaud, Ullman
Washington, of Assumption, Washington,
of Concortiia, Waters, Wheyland, E. VIII
liams, H. Williams, Wilson, Worrall, Yorke,
Young-64.
A quorum present.
The Committee on Corporations, by
permission, through its chairman, sub
mitted the following report, which was
received and adopted:
COMMITTEE ON CORPORATIONS,
New Orleans, February 16, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
Your standing Committee on Cor
porations to whom was referred the fol-
lowing House bill No. so, an act to re-
peal an act approred March Is, 1918,
entitled an act to incorporate the town
of Providence, in the parish OF Carroll,
and all acts amentlatory thereto, etc,
favorably, and recommend its passage.
Very respectfully,
4. W. FAULKNER,
Chairman.
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Forty-Eighth Days Proceedings.

Forty-Eighth Days Proceedings.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, ]
Tuesday, February %, 1871,
. The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
flnantlai
THr.suxr Dwrsersryr p-c-mber ~ ls;l
TICE.-REDEMPTION OF $50 BONl

THv.svxr DwrsersYyr. l~o-mber ~. lsl
NOTICF.-REDEMPTI OF $40 BONDS
~ OF the u'hor bv an act oi Congres.
n-rd Iry +. 1870 entitled act the rcfuDdEg Of
,rt n,or that the principal and accrued
Interest Of the designated known Five wenv
the Treasury Of the jte states IN te wv oi
the teeuteth dst " March lsZ ann mat me
will that day That IL 10 say onp
Bond, trowr SECOND StEES Ac, Of February * 1867 daei
MAy a. loo1, a. follows;
COUPON-SECOSD SERIES
10 10 IT'S, tpo't inclusive.
No l3Os u No. 25.9J1, both Inclusive.
ssDU-No. g' 10 No. 1918, both inclusive.
si,JJl-No II l?l 20 No. 27.+,3. both inclusive -
REGISTERED.
$40. Gn} to No. 8fd, both incnsre.
4lnJ-No. 5n8n To No. s. 'gl. both ucluSVe.
+js-So. It4 TO No. 1881, hoth inclusive.
81 VN-So. $50 tn No. ~ lO both nc nav".
0~l-Nn. 5iGi Ia M. s.I"L. bott iucH,nc.
S''V '-'| etOcon
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

CAVERN Dec 2COtton tcsdy; Good Ordinary it ne' re-
7nH haes stock. sO< " bales ,o
lec it OiOn quiet nothing AaS sl'u'oys
az bse cY,IrtcOaws lJJ' bsIrS hS"cA '''
bales ,o,-a,o,.
BosToN Dec a.-Coi;op tgU hluS we net ft'ep -
hale gyes. O3 ,le. r,ros-o Britain 2 bairs; sales
bales; rock 7UU bats
demand at bower rates h-
bales
Grps British 3iOl bales Barcelona a'2' baes coss"ise o
bales. saie. sore bales
Lo1sviiLr. Dec. 90 Cotton Gnet MhngslS!c
L,rIs pnc 26-I un hsngei Mniihns', fsi0I%.
tlxoi~>A-I dull hut not ow.r Bidding I"c
RU7f~auK pe lb-Co'in scadv; hihrrs lWo2o' n"t re-
c.ip ~! h, sro>s 2" bales sales
~ Ia b ih'c
quiet hut trn; mi0dhnc l!c receP"
1lu bales
s.vA>SAr Dec 26Cot.on steady demand fair ai!lnrs f
net r.oet 2iO bales Great Bnsn 1905 bsis cois'
visni h..ey .sles. 2H bales soct 7fSJs tairs
NokFIk c qu.; Low Mdinng& ~ NC h''
5'bas; Trorsto Great Britain %iO' lAfs s"rS "
htl.s sock. 20 bl.rS.
AGrsrA pee % quiet AMI wcat mddlnSs To- receipts
, ts - har>
NrrIrK ppr ?s que,; dnrs s.nlh. net rtce'p's
hqo eIpo-to Ansiej,m dJ b.lS 10 Barr1ouI 30 bales
sslrs SO bales: uN 40 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
HRIGRT0S. wATERrOws. AN

wATERrOwS. AND nKDruRD.
Rcrf for TIM LN veek l1ng Tuesday De 20 1871
Amount Of stock market
This weet Last w. yr This week Last WI " ago
Cattle. 23a2 29b s4i Shotes> w
sheep.... s85s 8O2 T,Ssl FIIia& $500 1880 so
Re,-rcr weight Of Hide Tow and Dressed Meat
"a; tird quality ~ Some Of the poorest Cows Bnil'
4sd Western cattle live weight Best CT Good ot ooic
Light 5d6c T. ID; Teras. &c, 3a.e- T. n. ~ -
Working OEeaSe00 $500; fancy Steers, 800s7o OF mocn ~
corning To their valre as beef eeo1o,
dni YOUNG tdr's-fsr quality. SD0S37; LI's Soo~o
Farrov ami Dry. $2oaSN.
Shsp and L1mbs-Per 10 live weight, 4dce.
Sheep ard Lorshs-EI. Y head 10 lots. 81 500 S6 %
Fat Ho9s-Per n. jdi
SlO'cs-WI O,rssle. tdic.; retail. 5pIc.
Brighton. &c b H.; country lott bt0tc
frlf Stins-l6Gltc T. N.
Tc'io,r--Brearon 6doIo y n country lots aoetc = ~
ID, ~ ache lots 8s~ n III ~
The last market Of tie when poultry pNh
Ike h'ir accounts has so oien
profitable wtha the make; crowded last week ths
week aud toe supply appears 10 oe ", e
70 hence b' market guicke but buyers are
dead NEST in t. CITY lah sho 20
ink cattle little better than last week thousn p
butcher, have band from last week stock me
.od Vermont dress $50 10, st Be- q To- to dress
y 10 h-ifer. S4 Newton Mudge soil oxen - ~ 10 Nv
weight at &c Manchester sold pair Of oIen wv" o Nv
Dow sold go H. at &C. COW ara rs.'
$50 n at tie Sl2. to dess "ea NJ \" tni"eh so.a
4p H. 81 6! dt;c i've snn IL ~
.od shorttorn steers At Gor1c JOIN (" ca
sold sheep Zach At &c = fa Grr lot OF tshada NJ %
one 10, Of l0i each 81 bead 10" 30 at ohe " ' Ia
at SO 80 A. q. Awr solj lc2 sheep. - H. at 3,c T. H.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27


O. amourt Outstanding embrss The numbers aboe)
rino 1"l CDup"1 E1ni Hnl Tour million 49,
OtrO ~ do lar Registered Bonis
the OF Febr l lh2 issund 10 iour
f.unct Bond, series when hse been
ou called or r.deupo DO bear s designation upon them
SECOND thr fourth distinctly maftd
OF the hee Of the bonds -,
United forwarded for redemption should be addressed
Office AMI Bonds
souli of the Tsury kr redemption
The secbei of Dec. Will te paid pe'ens
~ GEO. s boutwell, Secretary.