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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellany.-A Sabbath School
Institute is to be held in Elkton shortly.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad has purchased the interest OF
Boston parties in the Philadelphia, Will
mington s. Baltimore Railroad Company.
The Mutual Building Associciation, OF
Eikton. sold its funds, on Saturday night
last, for l. 40 and 1. Al premium.
The Public Temperance Meeting and
Public Installation Of Officers. announced
for next Monday night, have been indeh-
nitely postponed.
The firm of Blandy 4 Bro. at Newark
has been dissolved, II. P. r. Blandy with
drawing.
Prof. Charles P. Williams has resigned
his position as Professor Of Chemistry III
Delaware College.
Rev. S. II. McKeown, of wilmington,
Del, will preach in the Academy OF tn,s
town, on Sabbath next, tomorrow at ivy
A. NJ, and Il P. NJ.
Elkton has contributed $1,000 IN money
and three large dry goods boxes OF clothing
for the relief of the northwest sufferers.
Rev. T. ]. Thompson, ID, Presiding
Elder of Dover District, VIII occupy lhe
pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal Church
of this town, ON tomorrow, Sabbath 9th
inst
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Deafness, BLINDNESS & Catarrh.

J. lSAACS, u. D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
0culist and Aur: Professor in the Medical College
Pe.ls yyant. OF the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR, CATAERII will be scieI-
tifcay treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
manently located i'll the city for years and makes the
above speciaes in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited lie has secrets in his mode of treatment
ep-Artifical eyes inserted without pain. No charges
m ttr for examination.
Inn u 1S60-lY
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The attention of bidders is called to the
4th section of the Post Office appropriation
act of March 3, 1871, which requires that
all bids Of $4,000 and uprard, shall be
accompanied be Il check, or draft, Of not less
than flee per cent. Of such bid.
RAILROAD ROUTES NOT ADVERTISED.
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Attorney General Alderman, who has
just returned to Washington from South
Carolina, makes an interesting statement
regarding the operations of the ku-Klux
in the district embraced by the Presidents
proclamation. An entire Khan has surren-
dered to the Federal authorities, and the
Order is being broken up, by the rank file
turning against their leaders, who have
generally fled The better class of the peo-
pie welcome the efforts of the Government
to suppress the Ku-Klux.
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Shall tho nav Match Factory he

Shall the new Match Factory be located
in Elkton, or not? is now the question
asked by the proprietors and original own
ers of the only genuine recipe for the best
Parlor Match made in the United States
Any person having capital, and is willing
to go into this business, must address, in
haste, No. 6, L. Fourth street, Wilmington,
Del, as they want it located in Wilmington.
JOHN S. RowBoTHAM
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We. In" Undersigned hereby forbid all persons from
trerpaS'nS On oar respective properties either with
tog tam. III persons violating this will be dealt
win according t" law. WM. A. REICkLEY,
GEO. W. GiFFORD, WV BRICKnEY
John CAMERON. TlEG BRICkLEf
WI. TIiuS BRICKLEY, wM CAMERON
} ERE. RIrTENH0CSE, GEORGE W. COT DEN.
NnNI lsIl-3M
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Mtttl az ~, A3a
x,xvoN. NOVEMBER i. zssI.

15- Mr.. John Z. Hindman Is our regu-
lariy authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
TIE Wing.
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s8"We have communication from
North East, giving an account of an orsie
in the streets of the town, with drunken
woman and several other parties, citizens
Of the place, which we have not room for.
The writer threatens to expose the parties
by publishing names if such disgraceful
affair should again occur.
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FOR RENT.

DWELLING AMI STORE HOUSE connected, in En-
toa opposite the Court House Location equal to any
in tn" town Immediate possession OF the Store House.
Apply 10 b. +. NAY, Baltimore.
Sept 80, 1sI1-3m Or, Z. Z. EWING Eli tor.
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Go and see that wonderful Cook Stove,
at l. N. BENJAMIN's Tin and Stove store,
North East, Nd, where Stoves of all kinds
are selling cheap. TS5
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Go to WilsOn's-that is the place you can
get bargains, in any thing that you buy;
for there Goods of all kinds are sold cheap
er than any where else. No exceptions.
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ABad Boy-A man named Collins under
took to chastise his son for some miscon-
duet, one day last week, when the boy
struck him several blows with billy.
inticting quite severe injury, and then
made his escape. Collins afterwars pro-
cured warrant for his arrest. and consta-
bles Doran and }Iauser succeeded in get
ting hold of him, but on his way to the
nagistrate's office. he managed to slip away
from them, and after a good long chase,
although one or two shots were fired after
him, he effected his escape. He is now
luxuriating in Elkton or North East. 1t
is to be hoped that he will mend his ways
or he may yet come to the penitentlary
Delduare Republican.
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A krond Matfn

A Good Motto" Try all things, and
hold fast to that which is good" Some OF
Ford's custmoers, at Zion, practice on it.
After trying around, they come back, fully
convinced, the EMPIRE STORE is the best.
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Cheap as the Cheapest.-Beef at ]. w.
BURNERS 50 to $40 per hundred. Best
Cuts 12t cents per ib. Terms Cash, or its
equivalent.
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Mason is still making the fines FRENCH
CALF SKIN Doors for SS, Cash.
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E'oR SALE
s Acres of Land in good condition.
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

Comfortable Dwelling and outbuiidings with best OF
Veil Water, at CHERRY HILL. Cecil county, Nd.
Address JAMES X. BURNITE,
Nov :, lsIl-iw FELTON,, Delaware
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EE- Have you read Wanamaker 6
Browns Advertisement.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE TO GUNNEEsS.

All persons hereby warned against rre;assing on
til" promises of the undersigned with Dog or Gun.
under the penalty of the law.
WILLIAM CAMERON. (of RoI,t)
Nov 4. lS,l-3w
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II BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To relieve and permanently cure suppressed
or d.fhcnlt menstrnation, remove distinctions &c.
One lady writes she would be willing 10 nav s. a boz
for them rather than he without them
Another lady writes. Duponco's Golden PITS relieved
me IN two days. without any inconv enience like
magic. $500
Beware Of Counterfeits.' The genuine is now nut
up IN large white boxes, containing double quantity"
ni fliis, ana upon each box you will find the u S.
hevenne stamp printed from my pirate die upon which
You Will md the words DuroNCo's GOLDEN PERIopcAL
fiLLs III Swhhel letters None genuine without that
stamp. The small red and yeoto 5ores are no longer
used, because Of their being counterfeited
Prloe 81 per Box. Six Boxes, as.
Sold at DR.. MIrcHELIs DRUG STORE, Elkton, Md
, by sending II through tho Elkton Post Office can
have the Pills sent confdcntally) by mall 10 any part
OF the country, FREQ of postage
Sold also by SMITH PAINTER Wilmington; II. NJ
BRicklEi Chester ami by S. d. HOWE, Proprietor.
Nov II, lS5o-ly Nav yorL
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
NJ ARXG AND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Washington, September 30, 1871.
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department until
3 p. M. of March l. 1872, Ito be decided on
or before March 80, 1872, for conveying
the mails of the United States in the State
of MARYLAND,
From July /, 1872, to June 80, 1876,
on the routes, and by the schedules of
departures and arrivals herein specified.
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bidders nM examine carefully the forms,
and instructions annexed
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Lewis Notion department displays bet
ter variety, taste and quality than any store
outside of the city.
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S" Positively the Cheapcst-Oak Hall
Clothing for Fall and Winter.

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
There was more demand for beef cattle this
morning, and with diminished supply;
holders were firm in their views. Sales Of
choice at 6sa7c.; fair to good at 5a6c.; and
common 3Sa4ic. per pound gross. Receipts,
$500 head. Cows and calves are in steady
demand at last weeks figures. Sales Of
ofspringers at $35a65, and fresh Cows at
$40a70. Receipts 200 head. Sheep are not
attracting much attention. Sales of fair
and goodat 5a5Sc.; Lambs at Ga7c. per
pound, and stock at $2.75a3.50 per head.
Receipts, 5000 head at the Avenue, and
10000 head at the Park Drove Yard
Hogs are slow to move and weak in price.
Sales of cornfed at 6a6ic. per pound. Re-
head.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND
CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

ITOpOSut.
The undersigned - -, whose
post Office address is -, county Of,
State Of. proposes to convey the mails
of the Unit & States, from July /, 1872, to
June 80, 1876, on route No. -, between
- and -, under the advertisement of
the Postmaster General, dated September
so, 1871, with "celerity, certainty, and
security" fut the annual sum Of
dollars.
This propaSH is made Nth full knouledge
Of the distance Of the route the ,ceight Of the
mall to be carried, and all other particulars
tn reference t. the route and service, and also
after careful examination of the lans and
instructions attached to the adcertisemcnt
Dated (sigued.)
Guarantee
The undersigned, residing at, State
OF -, undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail on route No. =
be accepted by the Postmaster General, the
bidder shall, prior to the 1st day of July,
1872, enter into the required obligation or
contract to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient sureties.
This ire do, understanding distinctly the
obligations and liabilities assumed By guaran-
tors under the eth section Of the act of Con-
gress Of July ?, 1886.
Dated (Signed by two guarantors.)
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster at --,
State of --, certifies, UNDER HIS OATH
OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the
above guaranters, and knows them to be
men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee; and that bidder and
guarantors are above the age of twenty
one years.
Dated (Signed.)
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EVERY ONE TO HIS BUSINESS.

re hni9htS o. ths Yard Stick md Pint Measure TO
'"er ed'co dh' lho,aSses; the Tailor 10 his Goose dc
sewfax Machines OF ary kind, as to SAMK,
80 OF tHi'5, supplied by the undersigned and no
"'''N' sNeh ul'2sS asked For B. E. Lodore.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for the American Agricul-
''''9' S''Vo per hfhnm. I0ct l4-6mr
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Lewis new and superior Tea.
Special NOTICES.

20 A great crowd, but no confusion-at
Oak Hall, daily.
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1T is said that if a Duff Of air were to

e|- 1t is said that if puff OF air were to
be blown into a vein of an animal, death
would instantaneously follow, because cir
culation would be stopped. The blood
makes the entire circuit Of the human body
every seven minutes, and whenever this
circulation is impeded or any of its chau-
nels are clogged by impurities which ought
to be carried off, disease follows-fever or
a disorder of liver or kidneys, or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the
source of the difficulty use the old and in
fallible blood purifier, DR.. WALKERS Call
1FoIN1A VINEGAR BITTERs Isl
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Prime Crisfield Oysters

Always hand and viii be to any part OF tn
town. when ordered.
Il. NJ. Wells,
Nov 4-3w opposite Railroad Station Eiktor.
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Gf!SH.-Choies MACKEREL--Nos. l, and 3; and
~ MESS sfiAD. For sale by
"c'N JOHN PARTRIDGE
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HRAIN BAGS and Tarred Rome Yarn
" for tying fodder. For sale by
oct IA JOHN PARTRIDGH
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Those beautiful Oil Cloths at LEWIS are
drawing.
Gloves! GlOves!-A large assortment
just received at WILSON'S, Cheap for Cas- h
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You can buy Velveteen at WILSON'S, yer,
cheap.
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B Small Profts-because Of the in,-
mense Sales at Oak Hall.
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",
Thursday. and Saturday at 80 III; arrive at
Westminster by l!.31 q IN.
1902 From Linwood, by Uniontown and
FriZellburgh to Mayberry 10 miles and back
six times week to Frizellburgh, e miles0 and
twice week the residue. Leave Linwood daily
except sunday, at l. IN: arrive at Frizellburgh
by 2 p IN; leave Frizellhurg daily, except Sun
day, ut : m; arrive at Linwood by 10 a m :
leave Frizelburgh Wednesday and Saturday at
go p IN; arrive at Mayberry by $50 p IN; leave
Mayberry Wednesday and Saturday at 4 m
arrive at Frizellburgh by SPIN.
36o3 From Linwood to McKinstry's Mills 2l%
miles and back, three times week by n scheti-
ule satisfactory TO the postmaster at McKintry'
Mills. Proposals invited for six times a weel,
service.
1904. From York Road. by Taneytown and
Piney Creek, to LittlestoEu, Pa Is miles and
back, six times week. Leave York Road daily
except Sunday at l.30 p m: arrive ut Littles-
town by $50 p. m: leave Lttlestown daily,
except Sunday. at 80 a IN arrive at York Road
by ll.SO a IN. This service to be performed in
close connection with mail trains on Western
Maryland Railroad.
1905. From Taneytown. by Bridgeport and
Harvey, to Taneytown, IL miles, three times q
week. equal to d miles and back, three times a
week. Leave TaneytoGn Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 2 m arrive at fancy town by
6 pm.
5000. From York Road. by Ladlesburgh
WoodsbOrough and Walkersvillr, to Mount
Pleasant. AZ miles and back three times a
| week. Leave York Road Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday at "A m; arrive at Mount Pleas
Thursday, and Saturday nj m; arrive u,
York Road by 6 m
| 1907. From Hoods Mills. by Cooksvlle, Mat.
| hews' store, RoXbury Mills, and Philadelphia tc
Sunshine, ID miles and back. three times u week
I4cave Hoods Mills Tuesday. Thursday. and
sIatuniaI 1T y q NJ arrive Mt Sunshine by = !
m: ieags sanaGil|s T4eslny. Thursday. anc
saturday, nj IS III afriVa ia HQQq's MILLS by
| 10 m Proposals invited for x-tiIne S-a " eep
| service.
$foS. From Woodhne By Lisbon, to Poplar
| >si.rings, miles and back. three times week
| with n branch from Lisbon to Florence g miles
| once a week, by sccedule OF departures ant
| arrivals satisfactory to the postmasters.
1900 From Mount Airy. by Kempton, (,
@antasSAs niles and bach, twice q Wesk.
Leave Moaht AIRY Metinesda% aiid saturday n
! llo IN arrive Mt t.JIiascgs by $50 y m; leave
/ Damascus Wednesday, aud saturday at $40 {
/ m: arrive at Mount Airy by 1853 u m. Propo
sails invited to embrace Longs Corners, increas
| ing distance miles.
d6i6 From UnionvilIe, by I.ineannre ant
WoodSilie, to Mount Any, SH miles and back
The Louisianian., 1871-03-05
motion to recommis was, adopted by the

motion to recommit was, adopted by the
following votes al ,ionag..yh "a .ai
Yeas: Anderson, Barber, Blackman,
Bowman, Butler Cpuplend. Daige, Fish,
Futch, Gallup, Herwig, Ingraham, Kelso,
Pinchback, ..phomas, Thompson, Todd,
Whitney-18. ! ,uesisU - .1sl.., 4
Nays Antoine, Campbell, Huasaker,
Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, .Ragan,
Bay, Swords. Twitchell, llilcox-12. s..l
Senate bill No. l04, it being bill TO
amend the registration law, was called
up. T. yrsslt asd .sai 81 .si
DIr. Hunsaker moved that Senate bill
No. 1O4 be fixed for the special order for
Monday next ut one o'clock. le4 p 81
On call of the yeas and nays, the
Senate refused to postpone the bill till
Monday by the following vote: sssaN
Yeas Campbell Gallup. OHunsaker,
jerks, Lynch, Noland, Pierce, Ragan,
Swords, Sypher, Todd Twitchell, Viii
cOs-13. .E & ~ i. : id, II
Nays Antoine, Barber, Blackman.
Bowman, Butler, Coupland, Daigle, Fish,
Futch, Herwig, Ingraham, o 'Hara, ,Pinch4
back, Ray, Smith, Thomas, Thompson
IT, +. .'s.l .l. .s.l. ID. "a, 70 l5 Z
Mr.. Pinchbacks moved to make the
Senate bill No. 1O4 the special order for
tomorrow at one o'clock. ,...0
Adopted. or .,.i.so. 81, 10 .s. 8
Mr.. Futch called up substitute for
Senate bill No. 81, to be entitled an act
providing for the improvement OF the
navigation of Bayous dArbonne and
Cornie, and making an appropriation
therefor. g. p
After a, typographical error was cor
rected, Mr.. Futch moved the bill be
considered engrossed. .s i.ss.
| Mr. Todd moved to postpone the bill
one week. .. ,f .i.-,... -.
/ On call of the yeas and nays, the Sen
ate refused to postpone the following
vote 30 e.a .ha-r ~ is .tlau
Yeas Barber, Campbell, Coupland
Fish, Herwig, Ingraham, jerks, Lynch
Pierce, Ragan, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney
Wilcox-14. tpI .r.fI 30. -...l.l &.
| Nays Anderson, Antoine, Blackman
Bowman, Butler, Futch, Gallup, Kelso
Lewis, Noland, Pinchback, Ray, Smith
Swords, Sypher, Thomas, Thompson
II. -alff t. urt tot .8soa
Mr.. Todd moved to adjourn. - b
Mr. Pinchback raised the point of or
der that Mr.. Todd was not in his seat, ,an'
under the rules the Chair coull not en-
tcrtain tie motion to adjourn. E. ,.T
The Chair decided the point wei
taken. - 4 sl..s Ia. ..-,iirG h
Mr.. Pinchback then called for the pre-
vioust question on the motion to recons
der the bill engrossed. &, D.L .aH ->
The main question was ordered, an
the bill considered engrossed. sso b.
Mr.. Todd moved to adjourn. ..8
, Adopted. . .3 ,aa'r
The President then announced that Il,
Senate stood adjourned until the e;gl
instant, at twelve o'clock NJ taf .sl
> d. CHARLES H. MERRITT, q
get Secretary Of the Senate.
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'Thirty-second Days Session.

SENATE CHAMBER,
Wednesday, February 8, IS71. J
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment. az . in
Present: Hon. o. ]. Dunn, Lieuten-
ant Governor and President OF the Sen
ate and Messrs Anderson, Antoine,
Barber, Blackman, Bowman, Butler,
Campbell, Coupland, ,Daigle, Fish, Futch,
Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker, In
graham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch,
Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinchback, Ra-
gan, Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher, Tho
mas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchcn, Whit
ney, Wilcox-35. ,.i
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading of the minutes of the previous
d,ys session dispensed with.
No corrections.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
'Oi Office Of Chief Clerk :
New Orleans, February Z, 1871. J
To the Honor ,ble Speaker and Members Of th'
House of Representatives: a.
Gertlemen-I am directed by the
House to ask the concurrence Of the Sen
ate in the following {:
House bill No. "a, Joint resolution pc
titioning Congress to devise some plar
by which common school education
may be generally extended to the you'll
of the United States. sDRfua31r "a
House bill No. 86, an act entitled al
act to amend an act entitled IAN act t.
regulate pul,lie etlucatior in the State o
Louisiana, and city of New Orleans, ant
to raise revenue for that purpose" or
proved March 16, 1870.
WILLIAM VIGERS;
''A Chief Clerk.
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
llr. Campbell, from the Committee o.
Railroads, reported favorably on Seaat
bill No. 152, to be entitled an act to In
corporate the Alexandria. Homer an
Fulton Railroad Company, and to gran
State aid thereto.
Lies over.
Mr.. Fish, from the committee com
posed of the city delegation, returne'
with. acton Senate bill No. 142, to b
nt;t,od ~, oc4 ,olnroyida for the iIspec
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. Lies over. '
" Mr. Syphor, from tho committee on
Drainage, Canal and Inland Navigation,
reported an origigal bill, to be entitled an
act to provide for the cleaning out OF
bayous Portage, Mayors and Yonkely and
came sting the same by a canal, for the
purpose of draining large portions Of the
parish of ST. iMary, and protecting the
same from overflow, ask State aid there
for
Reported by order OF the Committee
on Canals, Drainage and Inland Naviga-
tion.
BY unanimous consent, tho blu passed its
first reading
The constitutional rule was then suspend
ej by a four-ifths affirmative vote, the bill
put on its second reading, and ordered
printed
Also, reported favornbly upon Senate
Joint resolution No. z, relative TO Bayou
Chigby and the district between the Lafour-
-cho andthe Mississippi .-., 5 "a
r Lie. over. . 10. s.
Also. reported fayorably upon Senate bill
No. 1E,, to be entitled an act TO improve the
navigation of Red river, and to protect the
town of Alexandria from iuundation; and
10 appropriate twenty thousand dollars fol
the same
NOTICES OF B1LLA
By Mr. Campbell: '
Ola bill to be entitled an net TO declare IL
h nj certain entries of public lands, and t.
make the saane subject to entry.
OF bill to be entitled Gn act to iurthe
dciire the liabilities OF the corporation AM
parishes within the Metropolitan Polio
D::s..rict of l;ew Orleans, State If Louisiana
The Louisianian., 1871-03-05

corning to prcNlouS hoeiSo'
IMr. Campbell introduced bill toHe]
titled an act TO amend an act entitled "s
to organize, arm and equip a uniform n'|
tia; to provide for its instruction a's'
and government, ETC., and to make 'u'D'
provisions for State militia.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then mpo
ed by four-fifths affirmative vote 'nf
put on its second reading and reiereN I
the Committee on Militia. /
Also, A bill to be entitled an sH ~n
ther define th- liabilities Of the coPofaD
and parishes within the metropolitan ="
District of New Orleans, State OF LOUIE
and to make the warrants, checks o"
issued by said board receivable for n's~
taxes and other dues.
Passed its first reading. W I'd
The constitutional rule WAS then '
DIV u lOtlr-ultuS hilA Ahah'o ''>~' c-xI
its second reading, and referred to tn' "
tee on Finance. Il
By Mr. Harris: i9 "a
A hin to be entitled an act to ineoN
the vidalia, Alexandra and Te1as n"
Company. and to grant State AID ''
Passed its first reading. -;
The constitutional rule was 'hsn '~ i
ed bv .our-fifths affirmative vo'e ~
,,us ON It's con! reading, and re'e''
the Committee on Railroads 4
By ar. Ingrahan,: -
a bill TO identified an act 10 Sl 4
sf.v.seyonth section OF al &c: en''''
act 70 pro, i,ie a revenue; to levy an" -
taxes: to grant and collect licen''e' VI
vide for the creation. appointment "
nova, OF revenue officers end 10 "'" 4.
duties; to punish certain crimes an1 .nS
meano-s, ana to create liens and IT, XIV
IN favor Of the State in certain caseS' =
ree.late the manner Of the pas
moneys from the treaSrry' II
fCsnGaued in our ne1t S'''fo'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-25
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OYy1cE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
Virginia, Storey county, Oct. 23, 1s5l.S
Notice Is hereby given that the State and
County Taxes for tho fiscal year 1871 are now
duo and payable at this Office, and that the law
In regard TO their collection will bc strictly
enforced. n. A. MCDONALD,
Ex-oficio Tax Receiver.
Ofiee-No. 4s South B street, in Office OF Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
NIB. On all Taxes unpaid on tho close OF
business on tho 20th Of November, 1871 ten per
cent. delinquency win be added. OCH u !