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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DIR. BoEANNAE's VEGETABLE Gu
RATlVE' permsusDtly cares all forms of sper-
matorrhea" or Seminal Weakness" in from two
to seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power
and brings back the "Yoathfal vigor" of those
who have destroyed it by sexual excuses or evil
practices. Young men suffering FROM the effects
OF that dreadfully destructive habit Of Self
Accuse can this medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
has been used by old DR.. Bohannan in his pri-
vate practice for over thirty years and has never
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price s.
GER package. Sent to any address Tree from
observatory. Sold only 81 pr. G. A. Bohap-
nam Office, SO. ols North Fifth strees, ST. Louis
No. Established In 1887.
ruch23 dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
ISF ANCV DRiNK,E

~ 80 ~ - "a ~ ~ "
Made Of Poer Rum, whial<cy, Proof Spirits
and n efuse Liquors doctored. spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called Tonics Appetis-
srs," -Rsstorers" Sc, that lead the tippler on to
Drunkenness and ruin, but are true Medicine made
from the Native Roots snd Herts OF Calfornia free
from ali Alcoholic 6simaianfs. They are tbs
GREAT BLOOD PU2IFIER nnd LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator and
Inyigorator OF the SYSTEM carrying OF al poisonous
matter ana restoring the blood to healthy condition.
No person can take these Bitters according to dec,
ton and remain long unwell.
AfvO viii be given for an incurable case provided
tns bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair. .------...-
For Infiammatory and Chronic nheuma-
eicm and Gent, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilieus, n emistent and intermittent Fevers
sDlseases Of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys and
BLADDER, these Bitters have been most success
fal. Such Diseases are caused by Initiated
Bleed. which h generally prodacedb by dersngensnt
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs. ghtness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of the Stomach.
Rad taste the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation
OF the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain In the
regions Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the ofsprings Of Dyspepsia.
srhey invigoratet the stomach and stimulate the tor
MD liver ana bowels, Whch fohueF thom " 1ncQUAAAco
efficacy In cleansing the blood OF allmpurities, and
imparting new LIFE and vigor TO the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter. Salt
Rhue Blotches. Spots Pimples, Pustules, Bofs,car-
buncles, Rims. worms scald Head. Sore Eyes, Erysip
aiaa Itch scur, Discolorstons Of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases OF the sn OF whatever name or nature.
sre literally dug up and carried out OF the system int
short time By the Of these Bttcrs. One bottle in
such cases VIII convince the stincredulous ofther
curative effect.
lCleanse the vitated Blood whenever you ind its
impurities bursting through the skin infmples Erup-
tons cleanse 1t when Jon md 1t DISTRACTED
and sluggish In the veins cleanse when II IL FOUL
your feelings will tellyou when. Keep the blood
pure and the health ofthe system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
system OF 90 many thousands efectuslly destroy
cd aad removed. For full directions, read carefully
the circular a-ouad each bottle printed In four Ian
guagss-English, German. French and Spanish
J.wALKER. Proprietor. R. q. MCDONALD CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal
and @ and 8. Commercs Street, New York. NS
81 SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEALERs.
-0hn ssngsIOs, and Q. A. Benser, Agent, q Oc
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

@&- DR.. B0HANNAE's Treatise on spec-
ial Diseases" which fully explain the nature,
causes, ~ symptoms, etc, of "spermatsrrhes" or
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis, Female Com
Plsints, all impediments to Marriage. and val
liable ufOru atiOu on other delic ate subjects sent
FREE to addres. in plain sealed envelope, or
receipt Of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
Way RAVE CATARRR.

HAYS had 0atarfb for two years, and have
had all troubles hsising from it, such as drop
ping from the head, toTt throst etc. 1t troub-
led me more in the morning than at any other
time SIS il would be some half hour before ]
could breathe freely. The dropping from my
esd has cfktd. End in The mornlnEl have no
trouble about breathing. which il great Tei T
80 re, and / fee as free from ii as ever did.
I have fal, u two bottles.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs II. J. TTRRELL.
Uncsnoonuck Rouse, Gtsfstown, n. q!
For sale by sIl the leading Druggists Of Rock
leland and Davenport. iyl d-m,S,f wtm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

Eoyal Havana Lottery Of Cnha.
900 in Gold drawn every sew
sntsen days PfiIes csshsd and Information
fsrnished This highest price paid for Doub-
looms and all kind Of Cola aud Silver.
TAYLOR 4 co., Bankers.
febSd1y rs Wall Street, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
GxAgE.
BASKETS.
3 BASKETS.
WILLIiMS MlNUTACTUR'G CO

EoRTHAMPToE,..--... '.-AAss.
R.tabiishsd 1850. MsnufastuTezs Of all kinds
Of Oak and Bs.t.n Baskets. IoI SAFE IN o1i
s.. white. and harston & Peck Bros., and il
st Louis By Samuel cupples, and Warren. Chez
Iyss d 90. . ga 9 WIS 7p nasytsaIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
G.. p. KHIlC0MB,
Attorney and Counselor Mt xav

go Dearborn street, 49, CHICAGO, ILL.
Prompt attention given to collecting and 81
other business Chsrges modsrsts. e-r.espon
dease solicited. Refers 10 Editsr Of the Asaus
sss7-dtfF aD 81 81 fapli yah p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

CURBs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases in short time, either In Male or
Femsle charges low fees; uses 10 Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

- t1NAAhAAA0NA "AN
hest Tonic preparation
o. Iron in
DIR. CROOIA's
COMPOUND
S-YRO r
OF
POKE RooTl
Making the preparation
the best Alternative ami
Tonic knownfor
scrofrla seroiclsus
Tuners, s,srcfuleus
Diseases Of the Eyes.
ALI suffering G,cn
Chronic Diseases, Bro
kea-down cc1stitu-
Iicns, CT requiring .
remedy to purify and
enrich the Eic-i. will
find Dr.. CROOKS Con.
! pound SYRUP ef2GAJ
! ROOT to be certain
; and reliable in It's as'
I tioa. Pains in Bones,
Diseases Of the Skin,
Truptiens, Pustules,
Stretches, EmIi s.'
3dils, letter, RIM
worm, saltEheuL'
Seali-Head, Ulcers
and Sores, are a. a.!
seared by the use Q; !"
ANY disease depe9la,iiig
On ! depraved cond'n3n
Of the Blood :, can be
cured BY il. Try one
f,ottle. Sold by all Drug
zisls. Prepared only by
Oliver Crook & Co
{. Dayton, O.,
9eesa gsiea
asE-ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

CATARRH
KILLING MORE PEOPLE THAN ARY 9TH
ER DISEAsR
Consumption Neglected Casarrt
CONSTITUTIONAL IsIAsE CUEklI
by remedies that build up the constitution.

LIVER, BLADDER, KIDNEYS and MUCOUS
Surfaces generally affected by Catarrh.
ERisIPELAs and RHEuMATIsM from eau
SEES similar TO Catarrh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06

LeucorrhOea and all Diseases of the Mucous
Membrane Colds, Coughs, Consumptive ten
denotes, Skin Diseases, anc every thing of .
ScTOfula nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
VINE OF TART

Is rich IN the medicinal
qualities Of Tar, COM
bined with vegetable in
gradients of undoubted
value, which make it I'M
surpassed for the com
Dlalnts enumerated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
ZINE OF TAR

Removes pain IN Breast
Side or Back.
Is most effective Regu-
Iator of the Liver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-06
me OF TARl

Its action on the Urinary
Organs are both prompt
and marked. Ii succeeds
in reproducing the urin-
airy secretions when 9TH
er powerful diuretics
haSa faflnA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

to majority OF the legal voters in the District their
proper sonatiOn In individual cases VI Violation
OF the election law the act Of Congress- May 81, 1So
doubtless furnishes sufficient remedy, but where the pco
pie OF whole district set the law at defiance, ana
under the advice OF eadug public nullfy the whole
~ stem provided by law Tor holding The election, over
awe, arrest, aud conlne the legally constituted manaers
and place others OF their unauthorized appointment
In tor stead the calls for more prompt and COM
Hcbensve remedy than the slow process Of law against
individual cases in -einI-auuua courts, especially when
the results o such u-rrcctiOn and usurpa0n VIII nave
been accomplished before IN court could D. de-
ciled. Outde o. the Nh District, there are hut lew
couuties-some In the With District bordering on the
Alabama uo-Where serious eli tnrblnce5 hay urrcd
Immediately before, during, Or since TIE election. There
fore 10 Is that Of opinion that Congress ought
speedily admit tic State 10 the Union, hecause as
state she accepts aud VII abide by the Constitution gs
is Ii YOU Republican,, should say further, mat
Congress owe, 10 90 the psrty % which majority of us
members belong that delay be allowed Ia occur IN the
work of restoring Georgia 10 The Union. Its party Trends
here have carried ont IT, laws and Its reGJlrt ments Ie
party heretofore arTaycd against n nov admit ad VIA
concur In The civil and pJ al Iichts O the cC.Orfi man.
and encouraged with the conviction that the uine
has arrived when the great U! our people can
bury past differences"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
T4HMANY TARDINESS.
yHE CONTROLLERS REPORT FOR 1oG9-MR.
CoNNOlLY's PRESS OF BUSINESS.

THE CONTROLLERS REPORT FOR loJ9-MR.
CoNNolLY's PRESS OF BUSINESS .
Controller Ccnnollys report for 1860 has
been withheld io0 publication and also, as far as any
ge-eS8 outside Of the Tammany Ring was concerned,
from pubne Injection until within few weeks past, as
the Controller himself is constrained 10 confess. He
says fault Of his that the report was withheld
and that the responsibility rests another Official
whom he doe not hes-ate 10 designate. rumor pre-
Vas mat the report in printed form was issued, ana a
IL" copies o. very guardedly distributed last Friday
afternoon among friends Of the Ring Since then, however
te controller has not been guary az bis office in con-
sequence OF The deep interest which he takes In the in
ouo' 'ioh OF Lew coupling 70 DC used by the Fire
DeI~f'nFh~ As the inventor Of tie coupling lacks
means and poit cal influence 10 push his enterprise Mr.
CoIhoHy haS been kindly giving him all the aid he could
AiehuneFaH'e contract Is be given soon. Meanwhile,
tboe i'll search Of copies Of the report at the odce Of
the controller aie bandly received by Mr storr, First
Assistant who invites them % call au but never by
any accident furnishes copy Of the report
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
TIE CAMDEN TEHs-CoSTNUATIoN OF THE
TRIAL.

The trial Of Constable Francis Souders, Tor
obstructug voters The oils, continued yesterday
M Trenton Cro- webb and John Wilson testlned' Tor
the pros,cutou that they driven out OF the build
ina. where the polls kept, and were not allowed to
vote.
The first vtaess for the defense was Alexander Mahon,
J1bre II Election who was present at The polls He
testified that when the polls were hrst opened the room
asuearly FUN Of colored mcn they formed line that
.r.cbel far down the street. and carried canes and
clnbs. Justice Henry brought ny man TO vote, when
one Of the oolorcd kicked him. then the iraca De-
p te colored men doing all the nghtlng among them
,fIy,s two or three white iAtn ~ III auoHB theul,
- tbev All ran out ~ doors; some one Of
tim sirlck Justice Henry anu pushed MN
T vitb latch witness told tho clerk TO close the
IL la, i,,u,cd ,fsly affcrward tod them 90 open the
'nd 60 ON with rho election. The negroes were very
l.3 49,, i,,,fsd nd attacked tie whItc men; ono
W. VIZ ~ F-r1nu with brick saw them beating man
stit 1rr o.ide After the hight was over the cOOred
@ d p,,se,si0a oi tAe polls Ia tue evening While
ii.f. b..F ,ts4 turned. somebody took the ballot
..r threw IL ono uf tine window. Witness beard no
r, of mist s: dd not gee tle prisoner, huer ~ the
i Sit votes were polled before the ba1oibox was
tatcA. ..-t,, .4. ........ --t, al. .-.. . q
IA, llie l.el prosecuted Y4s'o. s4lss's load aud
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
AeElIELY.

The Senate b1,, amending the act incorpora-
ting the lytlIl2a Board oi Home Missions, Was read
AID pHss-'
Bill were reported ext ndlng the timc for the colec-
tia f t .s .r The state authorizing Courts Ia FIX the
NUMBER q! additional IIIors % De summoned (paSseI
rC4rI. 20 irartreu. ALei and the trial theron;
"A. -..-., in actions .ur libel and 10 incOspO-
lrit Oil. NpAttut tribe @. Indians.
tl.. won. iu.r5aurcd amending the act permitting
rfl.s -uI-,r.l, 80 the stock Oi railroads renewing
a.. tla-.rD4 f. NeWI1ik state Agricu ural society
amending line general rt road act providing Tor Iu
tlrr siluuIy o.. water TO Brooklyn; authorizing the
holders 81 L. =. Hnuds To make them payable 10 ther
orlrr relative steam ferries and the preservation ot
IiC U Ne -Nort ard BrHOkyn requiring the aIlie
And r Insurance Companies ~ issue policies IN etteI
iJrH uisJso 10 the puble.u0n W Session Laws !;
an r. -ha 1eue. i Tatr0af bonding bill repeating
the act authorizing the whitehall Railroad COMPANY 70
tan, increased l4Ie and relative 10 lAe eiee''ou ~
term Of Office ~ -uperyl ors.
R,sort-oH that Che standing Committee on insurance r
De ., r-.fl 10 ilves ite she affairs Of the Inaur1t
companies % EruYork that tine Directors ~ tAe Lll5
Eqiifola Company be directed 10 file WIN ue o'"tc
Er.luet. te.I Lual report fDr 1870, on OF ''S 'au @
2t,h iu-t and chat the Legislature adjourn "t %" on
she 3l .f MaItA were Id over under INC Iui0' ~
f.rf d.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
A orrsr1nN OF PAREXrAGE.

r. fhe EdttOF OJ Tht ITtV ""V'
SIg: plead guilty to being the naturai son son
. ,,,,i..,l f'.b.,--.nat f. thar being George Van
eo-soa-lieh ca prove unless he can deny his hand
ami seal To the charge Of i"posiure my lie gives
sbe ue am gucss in the transaction when enables
,el man m it and Riurc me a. he has injured the
IA, .no bore ne. / aul threatened win pnoleAloh
o my hi~t ~ q insist upon aiming re' ''sl W
,.,osr.ed CHRISTIAN NJ history mu5t be the his
s.. - GEORGE vandenfoT; and II in giving II to the
Vii his memory sholld prove tTcacherous or his pen
alo sbaD do myself the right OF supplying his om's-
s and correcting bis errors am, henceiorth ana Tor
ever ''0'' CHARLES II. VANDENHoFF.
No Buldnei -oIgoe. Bostaa. Jan. Is. ISL.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
PETITE TILW or THE DERBY COLLEC
TON

The admirqble collection Of French and Bel
IA, r.cttr, which has been for several weeks the prin-
ci t,racior cf .he Academy OF Design has been re-
,ovsdtore "a Clinton Hall Art Galleries, and was last
rpt itcd TO large and brilliant gathering OF IN
,ss -i,.sf. uua. .orug some artists and many OF the
-oyer- Of Tie ltr There very evident traces OF
ste IN tire disposition OF the pliniags, some Of them
f1e Ter q re Of l,At aud Others being exilod to
o-s- darkness Tais viii doubtless be corrected before
che sale which Is 10 take place the oath and 25ih OF
-f.uo. Il is deeply 10 De regretted that the whole
,,Iti5. ,oul ru. be acquired for the benefit OF the
-asis; }ut as mi. IS uposi e. We aope the pictures
ms- Pcs. - -l---- T.. NJ Occasionally allow 'hem
80 exhibited for the common good.
f,e have glrcldf sposeu Iu.y OF this valuable cor
aeeuJn tt further detailed statement seems unneces-
arr Tho gallery was elricLe las, night by That pure
and cxa.r cr s-.on Of Clhanel, tle Birth OF Venus,
which s.eu- inspired in the genuine classic worship OF
fcau,v witch Ug.t ailars and temples IN the cree a
s-1l G. I-NOru C.ddf-S. And, a. penlaEI 10
s nice .. u otr perf'c ieu there Vas kaubach h4e
s,rS. - L.ct oa as generous aud tontyf'...e .e
T. Vr ss,uia aout art la- lately l-'1e ~ tlt y It
sIuty u ,y -y .acholl The ideal wOtor ana VIE NhO
9l- rec. d r loved and rvvCred by Tie German race
y IN Ta,tus 30 Carlyle Tne enchanting washerWOnan
gt .r1t aa. .,,. OF Ter Itii4y IOFeIltos p!
.l- t... e' from Twcrff-t' I-,ri., and Nefntts
s--.rk & r as tie same heauGiul and sensual scoW
~ 'cb 2.it rom Blanche ers "A oi TIE GJ n.tse
". shat PAR lruI hes lictuics Win genuine r-fe'
Wu ,- O.. lc.sCL hJ Oh anime " IL auctO1g !.
a.j ve Gee. nope hey viii never DC peTmltte>4 u
leave Nrv-IoTk
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
NEW JERSEY.
TIE IFGISLATURE.

10 the New-Jersey Legislature, yesterday,
but little business OF Importance was transacted sena-
tor Taylor introduced act concerning divorces, when
provides that tie Court OF Chancery may, upon appca-
ton OF either party in suit for divorce make such order
concerning the and custody Of the minor children OF
the parties during the pending Of the suit may be
xpeCieut and for the benefit OF the children, and that
upon decree Of nullity or divorce the Court may
make such further decree order may be deemed ex
ueden concerning the cLildrens care, and determine
With which parent the children, or any Of them, shall
remain. ,, -,
senator " D. Taylor presented joint resolution ask
inc that that the representatives or NeWJ erey IL Co-
grcs, ask that Jersey City be made port OF entry
senator WOolvertOn introduced bill authorizing al
persons owning cehoues 10 gather the ice on any sure
a. which they might be i1r the center alr t1AJ
fhev hon be in 10 way nterfered with except Tor pur-
poses of navigation. .
the state Treasurer the so worth Nf postage stamps
gwen 10 him. in common with OtAe4 members. note
ACCOMMODATING the retum stated u done on account
Of lTIuclple.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
LrGrsr.TWr rR0cEEnNGs.

~ II-----HLU 7, JdII. ~, IFII
TH,s we're introduced Incorporating the East
-',-f,r s,..u-- E.rt; 'hartoriIg the Wr-,chrster
C.lrt. Tr... C.u-lu, au.L1iizlug tie Ogi'a,uureh
.rf I-t truri4,r BLl.lyl Comp ~ tJ Issue 10, COM
,,,. ..,. ~ ill., auoyn- 4 =. secllI u.r. e bonds,
I.r - -~f - y nj 17-,as -,uet-;3, ,c0CI0N
N+..- ..a. o.. 81 NJ BIDS - rrN District Court
Hn,-e and Ponce ~tilOr ~ tle Eleventh Wa~d, Nrw
lur.: arr- rI.av irriics y the STATE To pro-
y. I.r -. ,. over turir rc ~ 20 nrmN'rs ana az
fi-s Of 'e L.ri-Il'rc o. exempt bonds ana mort
c.... o. r.l .-lIie from tat nu Tfp' ing Ioi tHe
.iY. mon, B., paid ior subsistence ln Ie war or the
M ,f. n-. -r.u-.- f0 creditor. Just dlt la.Un or
-.. of brrs " WJ convey assigrccs i'r tue oene-
ut ol creditors, , 81,
T.r.,olto., 10 adjourn sine die on the 3d OF March
yy-...f-i ti, when alae. jGents adopted uTing
tt ..r o. ,iH l - lth.uaiy; anu providing That no
IiI rg rao.ry. OF l0r raising money by taxa
.r -. p introduced duung the Iat four days Of the
f.s which ,Ac resolution was lald Oh the tlDIe
i- r- fu -.
Th. nate then went into Executive session 10 con
t... .trtlis,f ..tstcs PuuiC. during tine recess
C.T .r.iiu-o' the dvJr~. Tie Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
THE NEw.JERsEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The twenty eighth annual meeting OF tho
NewJerssy Historical Society vas beld at trenton, yes
teriay. Vice President John Rutherford occupied mo
chair About 30 members were IN attendance Tue TO
ports of the retiring committees were received ana var
Gus subjects Of historical interest were discussed Ia"
Treasurer reported balance OF nearly $780, The library
contains about 5000 volumes and pamphlets; n new
members were admitted ballot. The following 0hces
were elected Tor the ensuing years Jain kL.hgsioiay ~
President uebIy ". Green. samuel II. hlnlli, a,
Chas. ;. Oden, Vice-Presiients VIM. A. Wbiieneao,
Corresponding Secretary David A. Hayes, Recording
Secretary; Robert g swords, Treasurer; samuel II.
COnger, Librarian. An Executive Committee % nino
members aso elected Tie attentonfof the stats
0cre vas called 10 the bad condition lie New jersey
battle nags in the Arsenal. Al tae afternoon session, u
: DistctA ft0rnpy A. q. ke2sy Of Newark read pGper
life and services of the late Judge K s. ted the
last President OF the Society.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
REUNION OF TIE ALUMNI OF BowDoIN coll
LEgE.

REUNION OF TEE ALUMNI OF BONDOlN COL-
LEGE
The Alumni Association OF BOwd0in College
gave tAer irst annual dinner DelmOnicos last
ming About 40 Of the Boys" who were graduated
10 the present time, mustered in force to do
honor their Alma Mater and to recount the episodes
OF college days Previous the dinner the Association
elected the following officers for the ensuing year, with
few exceptions the last year President Dexter
A. Hawk ks; VicePrcsidents the Rev. Geo L. Prentiss,
d. D. Prof Henry Is. smith, the Rev. John Cotton Smith,
and the Rev. Geo T. Adams d. D. secretary, Col Gran
vile L. Hawes; Treasurer, Augustus +. Libby
The following toasts drunk, and after an opening
speech from the President Dexter A. Hawkins, were
responded to with the usual ovialty our
Alma Mater the Nursery OF Men," Nehemiah Cleveland
Class OF isis; "Patrotism and the Clergy. the Rev.
Geo L. Prentss. D. d.. Class Of 1885; "Phloiolosy ana
Ethnology," Prof. Dunn; A" Church History aud fiV-
gress" Prof r. ID. Hitchcock Gerard College, Frss .,
dent VIM H. Allen. IL d., Class OF 1888 Meties'i ~.
ana sciruee" Or. Theodore ID. Bradford C.ss 1i I 3D.
Tho Public Schools OF the City OF New-1 ,
nIe's Free College" II. y. Perkins; " The""e3 3oi A"t
American Thought" Prof. Henry T. HnllI - 80 ,ti -
~ t.l4 Tho - hular and The soldier toi "laN =
Uawes Tho Alumui-the Wise Men VINO iie @ si ~ IA
80 ~ Frlueia W. UpnHHi, Ll4 d. Asa "a 80 80
tho thr one euunr' JNeti'' ~ f' INC
u. III. tr ot tter administers i' anon "oglNi. |tAS
si .,res Joun Cotton smith, Glass OF 1877; Last
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 19.-The Committee ap-
pointed that purpose, today decided TO report m
the Legislature providing for Convention TO amend
the Constitution, delegates thereto to be elected ON
the Tuesday in June, the Convention TO meet on
the first Tuesday in Septe ber It is proposed 10 have
the Convention consist i.} members 40 10 he elected
at large each voter 20 cast lis ballot Tor 20 persons, tie
other lO3 20 be elected by senatorial districts In single
districts three TO be elected and each to be allowed
20 Tor two persCIs. On double cs OK 20 ne
elected each voter to ballot fcr iodI ~ Iladelpla
four 10 be elected il each atOg4a district, and each
voter to vote for three Iersots.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20

Tle OIl I.O0mlng gdlle-r0ad 7 BroadNay, DeV'.rcn
Tlir yfourth and Ffty-uth-sts, was surveyed, and
pn OF pared for its widening and Taghtcn ng by the
crtal park Commissioners in accordance 6ith tie leg
ilatye ut u May l7th. lsc9 Three Commissioners OF
Awards and Assessments deal with tho Hast property
intcrests involved, were aipoue. ~ Judge Cardoz0,
about the lsr OF November, the oners sub
init. d their decision that the'rty was 60 pay the
s.m of S2so2 30 for part " about 400 different lots,
price o more than i5Oyr Ry tie law one third this
tax fills on tle city at lug, aad the Test
y. tle tax-pSy>rs supposed to be benefited TIE
? Xrv cream II this benefit accrues TO the eisht lots
ON ibe east side Of Broadway between Thirythird and
Tbirtyourth-st., Tor which Peter H. eweey ana Hugh
b-rt'l Firy-.eyeuth and Fiity-eghthsts, are eight
! similar iOt- which belong not IN the klhS
The assessment on the former is 6,io9 ON tie Latter 1t
! 10 Slf.5i.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
NEST XIRGTIA.

Gov. Stevenson of West Virginia presence
lis last Annual Message TO tic Legislature the IN
inst which he the removal Of the State
chves the Capitol at Charleston; revers to the
financial condition Of the state, which he regards as
satisfactory; recommends adjustment with Virginia
Of the State debt extnga the time Of the formation Of
the State Of West virginia. commend5 the common
school system Of the Stat, gives enCOuTa gng
count OF the various charitable Institutions OF the state
refsrs to various local aud state questions and recon-
mend. an amendment TO the state Constitution striking
ont tie clause which disfTauchses citizens Who favored
the late Rebellion.