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SUPREME COuRT-CIiAMBsaS.
A Railroad Company Cannot Ignore its Los
Bonds.

a Railroad Company Cannot Ignore it's Lost
Bonds.
Before Judge Brady.
AcCsedy rs. The Long Island Ratt1ray Company =
II twin be remembered that the painiii, widow held
bonds OF the defendants road, which, a number OF
years ago, either burned or otherwise destroyed
or lost or stolen and that upon giving indemnity the
interest on the same was paid for ten years. when,
the road coming under new management, The pay
ment of further interest was refused and the right
OF the plaintiff To any interest In any bonds or
the road denied The Judge to-day gave a decision
upon the recent motion To compel the defendants
TO continue payment OF the interest Tue Judge
held that the payment OF the interest for the period
stated was conclusive against the defendants, and
that the same was predcated OF resolution of the
defendants and OF the execution and delivery TO
them OF bond by the paintif. IL might be proper,
however, TO direct further BOND II the sureiies are
or either OF them L. dead, either OF them Is nsol-
vent, out the answer was Cntenable Ii was ordered
accordingly, and case 10 be settled ON nstce.
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Action 10 Recover on Railroad Bonds.
SUPREME cnURT-CHsMoEaS.

BY Lndge Bra1y.

BY Judge Brady.
LONG Us. W1uer.-Motlon granted. without costs
Potceu u.s. Feaaer.-Motion granted.
Gitaes et al. rs Rider.--MolIon denied, without
costs.
Freae rs. SG,v.-Take order TO show cause.
Dunn rs. Rogers. Motion granted.
Quferde Us. DeEnl6te Memoranda for counsel.
IGrts u.s. Bri0gs.-Motion granted.
C7'ofta rs. ydc06s.-Motlon denied.
HdUteld Us. Bank or SgrGcllSe.-Motion denied.
Waller CS. MOyTiS.--Motion granted.
Hutchinson Us. SDtith.-Same.
buchanan Us. hety.-Same.
TttUs Us. Columbus, Cftcdqo and Indiana and
Cetttrdl hdiltcaD COmDdRD.-Same.
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COURT or GENERA. SEsSi]ss.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
LARCENY OF TEA.
James Barry pleaded guilty TO stealing two boxes
OF lea, the 9th inst, from a warehouse in South
street, and was sent to the State Prison for four
years and six months.
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR
Lawrence Pallister. q youth, was tried and con-
victed OF burglary, having on the night OF the 7th OF
March entered the clothing store OF Jacob Ash. SO
Murray street, and stolen $3.50 worthSof clothing.
he was remanded for sentence.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPfCl1L TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Jndge Spencer.
Altman as. O'Brttp.-0rdcr granted.
.ardine rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ser re. Boore et al. Same.
Bdldria u.s. Enqier.-Samc.
fdundn uS. Refd-Sane.
kdEOry rs. Pdcker.-Samc.
AcKerftt rs EtchieT ei GL-Sane.
funche rs. Cdlrfsf.--Same.
Stfre1ls rs. 0le.--Relefence ordered.
Titus ~. MncLJnaid.-Sefted. subject 70 all legal
objections and exceptions 10 be taken at tue uia
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He COU r T (.

Alleged Cruelty at ssa-suit Again !. /. r.-rv
company-Ansged Malicious p csocu.ion.-
Important to Railway Compar dsa-A Cot.
ton Reconsideration n Alleged
False Arrest-Alleged fraudulent
Deed-verdict Agai sst an fnru-
rance Company -recisions
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GauST or COMMON plEAs-sprcIAl TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge Loew-

Decisions.
By Judge Loew-
Lciite Us. Leslte.-Order settled.
IR nc Matter or the Final Accounting OF Herman
DIR Assignee, 6c.-0rder granted.
De g9oir Us. Stootheys.-Motion 10 vacate mjunc-
ton granted unless plaintiff SHALL within three days
from the OF copy OF this order, deposit the
mol.ey TO secure which the cnattel mortgage was
giNer with the clerk OF the court.
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HORSE NOTES.

The stallion Edward Everett IL again at the ser.
Vice OF the pubic. When Mr. Bonner purchased
him great clamor was raised among the horsemen
oftne country that that gentleman not only mo-
nopozed all the fast horses In the land, but that
he also intended to monopolizc the sire Of the best
horses reference TO the advertisement OF Ed
ward Everett under the stallion head In another
column. win put the minds VI breeders al rest
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ACoNTEMPLATED A PRIZE FIGHT SQUELCHED-About
noon yesterday appearances Indicated that prize
fight was contemplated to take place on Breeds
Island East Boston. Captain Wilkins, OF the Sew
entn Police, with his usual vigilance, determined
that no such thing should take place In his precinct
disg<aceful outrage occurring in the Island Ward.
Word was sent TO the chiefs of1lce, and was
officers TO visit East Boston and render whatever
service was required. In the meanwhile q large
same kidney from other sections Of the city. had
crossed the ferries, paying their tolls and being
joined by large party OF roughs residing In East
Boston, the whole crowd proceeded to Breeds
Island evidently with no other purpose than to
have a regular prize hghL Captain wilkins was too
took n squad OF officers to the place and npon their
appearance the roughs quacd their courage for the
un.manly art oozed out, and the whole party, num-
Journal Anrfl IL.
The New York herald., 1871-04-19
SUPREME C0URT--TRlAL TsRM-pART 2.
Suit TOR Alleged Malicious Prosecution nnd
Claim for DAMAGES.

Before Judge Sutherland.
James Wright Us. FREDERICK 20 3SS.-The plain
tan charges that, In Apr, 1906, he was arrested by
the defendant on charge OF stealing
some iurs, taken before Judge Downing
and discharged. Upon this an action Is
brought, charging the defendant with SANDER
anu damages laid at $4,000 The defence is the
arrest upon probable cause and therefore ]usti-
Ifable. Mr.. Dudley Field conduced the case for the
prosecution ana Ii. l.. clinton and Garnish appeared
Tor the defendant Tne whole day was consumed in
taking evidence, and II is probable II viii take day
or TWO more 10 finish it.
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UNITED STATES : <sssyusEns tsus4.

Cruelty Sea~
Doioi9N <ir:ssioner S,ueGs.
1"e onAeI esa r. cs John ", Brtoh,.-Tne de-
sonua"' - nis' ~ ltcor the bark Surf and has been
se.u W u ~, III &c sum OF So 600 10 swat an exami
sassa ~ on =" srge of cruelty, beating Henry Banks
sSsSn@u' ou flle heSd with log cf wood
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cuURT or COMMON pLtAs-IS fQylTY.

Wife Accusing Her Dend Husbnud oi
Eraud--Is the "Deed" Jssf Ones
Before Judge Robinson.
korre Bache WfG0r or John o. Bdche. u.s. GeoT9e
A. Bacne. was suit brought by the plaintiff
60 set aside deed TO Eliza Bache the ground Of
Gand ON the part VI George A. Bache. and TO
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SUPERIOR C0URT-Tgisl TERM.
enit Growing Ont Of Transactions in Cotton.
Before Judge Van Brunt

euit Growing Ont Of transactions in Cotton.
Before Judge Van Brunt
J. Lester rs. Tie Nelo Tofk Guaranty ana IN
AeBaraitg Con,DGny.-This IS an action brought TO
recover sixty five bales Of cotton and alleged dam
ages for Withholding them. The defendants claimed
the cotton by virtue OF warehouse receipt by
n IL. Camp 10 one Lewis, and by the
latter endorsed to them TO secure them for
advances. These advances not being paid
the defendants went TO the warehouse and
received from Camp sxtv-siX bales OF cotton.
winch the latter 1t Is claimed stated were the same
bales upon which the advances had been made. The
defendants iook the bates. and the plaintiff brought
claim ana delivery against ihem alleging that the
marks on them had been altered by Camp. ver-
dict was given Tor The paintf for the full amount
81 U4O value OF the cotton, and So 100 damages Tor
detention
Action 10 Recover Railroad Bonds.
WtllidUl J. Ernnaet The Toledo, Logdnsport
Gxd Burlington hdairodd CompGny.-The plaintiff
bought nine $1,000 bonds OF the company's road, the
coupons on the same to be paid at the Shoe and
Leather BANK OF this city by Mr.. A. v. Stout, as
trustee for the persons holding the bonds. He pre-
scnted the coupons, and the same were not paid. The
defence was that the road was cheated out OF the
bonds, and, therefore, could not pay the coupons.
Yhe is still
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Metropolitan Crimiuais-Thc JerseymRn's
Fate-Tale of sweet Cidcr--An Attempt mt
MISUNDERSTANDING Colored Mans
Pcacoek-Isair Curling with Hot Soldering
IrOn-IIiRhway Robbery
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have they to do with the matter under inquiry?
MIR. Southmayd-These convertible bonds were
issued In furtnerance OF the frauds OF the Erie Rai
way Company. and were sent with 80, 900 shares OF
and Trust Company. IL being well known tnat,
unless the original stock was cancelled, no new
stock could be issued IN It's place. When TINS stock
was substituted for their stock In the Office OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company IL cord not be
registered and ITS marketable value was thus
destroyed.
The witness proceeded to say 10 not recolcct
when first heard OF these convertible bonds; there
were TWO OF them-one for 81. 100000 and the other
for &200000O; do not remember II signed those
bonds IL Is not necessary that they should be signed
by the secretary the assistant secretary: one or
both OF us sometimes absent from the 0flce, and
when the convertible bonds were first issued; they
passed under my supervision when stock was issued
as the basis of them; checked them on.
@. DO you know TO whom the &c, 900 shares OF new
stock were Issued? A. No, SIR; do not remember
whether Ispoke to Mr. GouId or Mr.. Fisk In relation
TO 1t; don't know anything about the registration
OF the stock nj the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany; am not In possession OF the books specified
in the order OF the Master, but presume they are In
the custody OF the transfer clerk.
John a. Hilton, the transfer clerk, was recalled
and re-examined He said:--I have no control over
the books and documents mentioned In the order OF
the Master; they are not III my possession, and
have not seen them since my last cx-
animation: 4 have been to the ONCE since
my last examination, but don't know physically
where they are; when last saw them they were In
coInbination don't know n can get In there for
have not attempted IL In two weeks; the last time
tried opened II, but do not know II the same pro-
cess still prcvails my brother could open the SAFE,
ofhcers OF the company could change the combina-
tion, but do not know any one VINO had the power
TO do except my brother; no one could open II
unless he gave them the Key; IT may have been
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

.I.--S6fifidisk II NOTICE rs TIE BosDHeLDsRs.
~ s e S ss, = s S5
IS other PURPOSES connessed with The SANG Whereas
sns aysr 6ana ss.Ias . y he S state
have been issued and put - cca.ti,n By Rufus Buiocx
tOhs saminisration have been nesolatei by h,m and
Ssss % and H..
and the extent and q sa bond. 50 ssuei and
tssI,
comm,tse appointed q reson. the President Of the
~ the % the H Sr
ana ascsIssn Scads which is.nsd
aggregate amount thereof and 50 they sold
Or By whom sold hs Of money paid
y Oas. .s. conneeed Eh .as history Of saa and
pointed Be aatnoaed and mess and
OF Atlanta during term not exceeding sixty days. conn
seo
% ~ r AnS = an e
such power be necessary TO carry Into effect the
said committee, immediately after Their , 70 give
a%Ss Of sn ns s iss gsss a
s: ' ssdoa H f S
src 4-Be further enacted, That all person. holding
% q bearing ra The n Of
day Of APRIL upon failure % 70 repor. said
be prma facis TO have been illegally or raudu-
further That the Tr:s.ursr Of ::a
since s dy q 1875 until ..,i II shall
s sss ssss 4. s;.s e
70 the payment Of bonds Issued endorsed the State
ns or Or
As h
.s1 4 reaS5'S s 70 s:r 81 S .S ns
may de,gns 2. az s :nous sns ns % %
oss into sso, he
snc further enacted That all laws and parts Of
.n sP; T. 1as as.asa s 's 81 s: s1 nss:
d.i. y fs:s
u, 4 = a: s;
Of f. ., III. Senate.
wa LrrrLE pro tam Secretary Of .he Senate ,.,,
chs vs.e e n. E.s:':sss % eS!s.aor
''s s 10 W -. nv
5 SS:s
80 -"- =. o,TIcE sIcsxTAnr @ sTAT.s,
The above and foregoing four pages o wsn matter
tain true and correct copy OF the original on file in this
under sn & sss ;ss e Of
70 ALL WHOM r. NAY corCsnr O. secretary Oh ''A''
sss ass Sf
q q Viz
ss n the CITY o. A:nt. ssas q q.S5s. MT; nsd States
OF America on thc l day OF march, l92 ana VIII remain
IN sesson until tn: iss day Of Nay sa for the purposes in
The attention persons owning holding the bonds Of
Georgia. the bonds Of railroads endorsed by
ssass ss ~
the nature Of the testimony required . II
Ss ss 's"
si * II; :; ss:s
On the part the Senate and Chair Of Joint Committee
GARNETT SnHN His MGsilAS On the part Of the House,
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A --HAsnuLLE A4D cHArrAsooaA RAILsoAD
onice Of y. K. sTkShG8ON SON, II Pine street., N.
A rLASno SAVINGS sASk: caArHAx sssegy!A,Es,l
Twenty fourth Dividend ~ - " ~
The Trustees o. the Xeuue saviass Bank have ordered
be paid TO all deposito entitled thereto under the by
Interest not withdrawn viii be added To- and VIII be
titled 70 interest PRINCIPAL Interest 10 due and payable
on and after Monday Janoi,y RhsoN II HALL President
J. r. .CoorIR, sscrstary
riS II SSSa 9aSTRs WILL RECEIVE INTER
DERDAN FIREARMS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ID Dvidcnd-The rustes OF this Company declared
DIVIDEND Of three cent payable January s72 at tho
emcs ~ .cssIs i Morton nn w, Broad street, Irans
CHAkLEs X. SILEoR. Treasurer.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
Thirtysnflh Dividend. g,r., ! .,,s
s sssa Japsars nss cent? free Of TAI payable on
ssnser book viii Be closed tho qsi inst 5h
prox q. +. TlMPSoN, Casnier.
UNxCkIsIOR SAVINGS BANK,
II N4 Sixth avenue, corner Twenty-thlrd street.
per cent The SEMI Interest WIN be paid after
sss s.,n Il s,,;, ,,s rem r hS' and On Monday
wsdnssday and Saturday evening: rSm @ ofoss poa.,
Isaac 9. BAnHrrr secretay. -
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON GOOD
M security; communications confidential Address
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MATItIMONIAI..

A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN, WHO WITH AN
N Intelligent, ambitious and afectoEate companion Ia
sure 70 attain rfond position 10 society. resorts 10 sas
such woman, With 20 Best OF refer
given and required. Address CcsI. box lJ3 Herad
Uptown Branch once, 1,2cj broadway.
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EUR0PRAN srEAMsHlr~

EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs
TINlgED STATES NAIL LINE.-sTEAN TO QUEENS
~ town and Liverpool.
- - = SAILING evesy Wednesday.
WYOMING, Wh,neray.... Dec 81 at az r. NJ
MlNNESOIA MorgAn... Jan. y, -
-" = ~ From pier q North River. - X.
Cabin passage, 971 god; steeragc. $50, currency
Prepaid tickets &oJ. cofrency.
Passengers booked 70 and from PARIS HAMBURG Norway
O'DONovAN ROSA. branch odcs. ses Broadway.
IN Passenger per stearnshp CITY Of New York win
quire TO be ON board AZ 10 A. u. to-day
1NNAN LINE ~ h3,teAN A
4 for 9ueenstowr and Ltyerpoos Royal Mall Steamers
are appointed TO sale az follows:- .
ClIn VI BhkI!MoME.: SATURDAY, Dec ~ A. y
CIrY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY., Jan, y 2P y
City OF LONDON Saturday, Jan. ID 4.
CITY OF ANTWERP ............ SATURDAY, jan 70 ep
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday Jan. ~, IA
.ts,,,,.., Rates or Passage. ..,,-,,,,
First Cabin. 49,. QeS Sleerage :. go
70 London. - "a London. rs
70 Paris. 80 10 Observation-Disclosures. NJ
Passengers also forwasdsd to Iavre HAMBURG Sweden,
Norway and Denmark,st reduced rates
Tickets he bought hare II moderae raes by
wishing TO send for thndr frieuda "A aoTwa !. az
For further Information Apply n shs sG%pany: oce
duay Va York
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THE HQNps OF GgoRGyA

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON GOOD
M security; communications confidential. Address
xENIA, box l45 Herald onlcc. 80.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
IN E8. for sluthampton and Bremen.
Tho steamship AMERICA, Captain H. Bussns, Will sai
Saturday December "a. p M from bremen pier, foot
Third street, H0boken To be folio wed by .t-.4 I'D
StsAmshp MAIN, Captain X. Won Oteresdorf, Satur-
day, JanuaryB. a4r#s & E..is
Rates OF passage 10 London, Havre ani Bremen
payable in gpld or ITS equivalent In currency. -.
Second cabin .......,.,...,,............ "a
Stcera re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
~ ''sa' v i~'''''SS = OELRICHs a CO., Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
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u,APscoTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
&c from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by Gra class s.eamshlps As2 Lyerpooi and
Yds sveIiapic M any part Britain aud Ireland
the row vest rates, a TAPScOTr BRnrHERs &CO'S,
20 South street, New York.
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A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
"A Once and sa.csroom, 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post once.
SECOND HAND HOusEHOLD FuRNIIUkE
JOHNSTON VAN TAESELL, will sell Wednesday,
ut lQ5 o'clock, at their 81 assAu street,
Tho cntra eontenEg Of DWELLING removed W the store for
convenience ot nn3D. ttHts erWt1TNfr III 1853
{ N Oydor OF tko Sheriff. rH M4..~ 7ef
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L,OR SALE OR ExcHANGE-FOR TENEMENT PROP
erty fine four story brown stone House, on Lexington
RICHARD nENNEssY 1 CO., 90 Third avenue ,
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amy DIREcr LINE To FRANCE.

sr# IL Excursion tickets AZ reduced rates ea sssf =
These steamers do not carry steerage pAsnau3sre
American travellers eong 70 Or returning from The Conil
both transit BY English railway the hisoof Of orAs
ing the Chanpe beaides sav ne, trouble aud expeuss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
TGhs 8allstill.l


~. Rass>s psaenh uQessQassSza,,
fpsse shsrC " Iss>1 z
Y6 HssSssd, eydsr, which We
have IA sssn N prink y SPy dsr !. Md to
- ~ 1andsoassl man In the United
esaesA ~ - fcemerly heavy coal
[ Zee, .s sss;s
sksssu = ksse sss.lAlps q that
~ - IN ~ hin 10 an omnibus
- dG1ogu1no1 - larry hia - aoccunf
g - boln1H - sought IN introduce
-, - go oflsrWAfd they were mar.
~. eGn1Sf shapgbt 4 AZ right until
- ~! Il : 81 4; 3sl!E l
Nss. ~ sspsirsd 70 : gus-ssore and pro
; ,sssi : ne; .;ss :: q va, sss
49, a1hs 6oysn - 70 The character and
1IsvsIaIsa Of NJ beautiful bride. They
81 {es g. th M s. .sy m.
chastity ~ bad, bus that she was vixen,
and vesii shses q NIB man on the
; ;ss.' :s:!sss. ls r. s. II
words be ED said 70 her before she went
for the plslels, then, raising his eyes heav-
srsiSi.Sd & - 1ssSSs1 toSs, arii BET q
t-h-o.ss-a-a-d dollars I don't live an
sySLt L. "a 1c.c LIZ. a.----l !. M a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

{, ne ssccsd 60 = tnsyseHss l.uis Say ina
cSSSio Is pevtt1t ~ w. n ~ is ~
- g4 q SsSSss1. lgssS - ~ = ss SS
IN ~ ~ - ,SSusXy ~ ~ 49, ~ " "
ssiie.s Y 96ScSs Ssad ~ scgrsS ~ tSsiI ~
Ssc"nsa tSsS' crS n ~ xousS .f6Sy 1Sss H6k
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~ IN = SnSi ctr"niafion a SiS34J Z(98 -
Snwsf ~ 4. SsSs6 S<Srv5VnS{ N ~
we'll. TSis hsS HgreSk 81 % do With the spbS.
a. SS:!.ls q -, So suoh evidence Of Y
Si6fy XS6 3ERS8 y$6< ~ lt:jCa S3$ Is
eQnsi slAiement - 10 Iscslty of his own Scis
Nany ysls ss1 wSEMsng NM g!1lss 9.
:S: Il 1871 SS I;
sssr ss.rS &c & =: ssss sS:
80 ~ 49, Ssesists -. vSsS .sssss ~
sss az al sss ~ 49, w. sss
.3 ga. ss sJ: ss::lsss s lss s. s va
fever, paips, and plght ewsets I'll bclsn 70 leave
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

81: dIS d lfI wS % l||.s snes
pr: schencE has Ia hts own case proved th9t
wherever suflictent vitality remains, that vits1-
use, Y quickened into hcAlthfni vtgor. II
t,om u ~ I'll ,p nCsh,ng prssumg.
representation that Is not q thonsand tmes suS-'
stantiatcd by living and Visible works. Tho.
qulres 20 argumsns = isye3fs lIifiY. aPS-..
4Ss 9s..weed roswSAd nssas.s! MN 4; . ~
maiady is ssSailcd. Two thirds OF the. cases o.
SyR:SI1g,os SE,k2nlS = dy:PSp,e - snd q f2ns
stomdch. T'hey respond 10 tho morbthc action
S @ ssss ssq SV Sk N sa|SS'ssss s:s:.
/, Ing ppptonls p, :, !. - -, - = I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

hdsila ErNA,aaARTF0RDyoia =
q sscl6 s..t--..1~. ..s.s - ~ 0skeA %
i .siNQ2TH AMEgkHQAIRA
A''simsijxi. RriFO ;i;iilli; USts,o u
ASsot6s.. 20! p. sass.asa0k 041sDn0 -
bnPMlDNAx, Mkl4EE0HN, y
.lINTERliNiA TI!6MXIaXxys.
5aaHFUFN1m, HEXiiXFsjI1Ds q,
,Asoees: -. $50 osuDo 81 70
'CI4Ev ELANDS iaAIEMA4AN
iA'ses SfrHUiiEiE,' '; u r,UM a. n
AS6ee6s "a. ...s..!s.a!i WN8 ~ ~
AMERICAN CENTARALjI Nd :,
A 'sSSHiNI iM;;V,IjriUx fSSSS pS
A0eesA Wv .exs az 90 go ,000 %,
: . - xtdskSE
sxsIWjxTi ri;xiilS;isaEs S$s ~ e
7 midNURAkCH Co. yMART.y y,
::IlIs 4 ] y Z !:
sa y !!l j. salllalsst
Sf HOH10a LBVEE !,
iodaf iadas0g National sRasi.a u ''ho !
bs,7EapS Cd iasl aoiC1ai-xss 1x1l. IA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
|gaal.l53a9i[sIsHS

! .RA These PRs lers an ssVdffnS
Female Regulator, tnteAdsd yT
spectdy cdse3 those o6sffndtc ones
! ~ scaSss c.ldw' nd ahscP~ nasdt-
4ssg RI: rhS VIZ II tss@sr;Ss.d ossAssS Io4t
~ kpfll ,6uatylug more medloinal
a 7strensth than Q whole ,boA or
cine I'm NE nsfket, .Ankeegh
D gpsefs1uk ystsor,il easdE hasdH!
afev5ls can tdkstkem viii pe,5tce s4fsej. ate /
or Priec, - per box sold by hll Drpggists.
matte s 2 sey'sS
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-19
Nineteenth Day'M Session.

SENATE GRANGER
Monday, January %, 1871.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Hon. o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs Anderson, Antoine, Barber. Backman,
Bowman, Butler, Campbell, COPELAND, Daigle,
Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker,
Ingraham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch, McNIil-
len, holland, O'Hara, Piece, Pinchback. Raglan
Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher. Todd, Twitchell
Wilcox 33,
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading of the minutes Of the previous days
session dispensed with.
No corrections.
MESSAGE To TIE HOUSE,
TIE Secretary Informed the house O. Repre-
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Sn,ArE CHAlBER,
Wednesday, January Is, 1871.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Hon. o. J. Dunn, Lieutenant Gov
emor and President of the Senate: Messrs. An
derson, Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman,
Butler, Campbell, COPELAND, Daigle, Fish, Futch,
Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker, Ingraham,
jerks, Kelso, Lewis Lynch, McMillen, holland,
O'Hara, Pierce, Pinchback, Raglan, Ray, Smith,
Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney,
Wilcox-3A
Prayer by the Chaplain. 1m
Reading of the minutes of the preyious dav,s
session was dispensed with
No corrections
The following message was received from the
Governor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA. 4
Executive Department
-'t New Orleans, january a. 1871. !
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate.
! have the honor to submit, for the iuforms-
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Twentieth Days Session.

SENATE CHAMBER,
Tuesday. January "a, 1871,
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Hon. o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate:
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
man, Bowman, Butler, Campbell, COPELAND
Fish, Futch. Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hun
saker, Ingraham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis.
Lynch, McMillen, holland. O'Hara, Pierce
Pipchback, Raglan, Ray, Smith. Swords,
Sypher, Todd. TwitcheI, Whitney, Wilcox
81
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The minutes of the previous days sessio,
were partially read, when their further read.
ing was dispensed with
By unanimous consent, Mr.. Todd intro
duced the following to be adopted as a rule
of the Senate:
That the doors be closed during the
prayers of the Chaplain.
Mr.. lNcMillen called for the yeas and navs
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By Mr.. O'Hara:

Resotred, That the committee appointed
to examine the books and accounts of the
State Treasurer be authorized to appoint the
necessary clerical force for the proper pro-,
secution of their investigation.
Adopted.