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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05

Prices REDUCED ON LINEN Surrs.-
Walker Il Dodge, the pioneer cIothiers,
have reduced prices on linen goods OF all
kinds from ten to twenty per cent. Now
is the time to buy. Their goods are all
first class.
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In order to make room for new fall
stock. we offer all our goods at cost for the
next 80 DAYS. We give special Bargains
ON Dress Goods, Parasols, Fans. Trimming,
Embroidery, Hosiery, etc. Come and Sc
.crre Rargnips MAY Bros.
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the country out Of its present slough OUT

he country out of its present slough of'ol-
.uption. Mr.. Feaster was well applaU'0'
Rev. Mr.. Machin was then called OUT
and spoke especially with reference to'ne
bringing up of farmers families undeI'he
that they were the reliance o,n'
country and that they should be educai' 10
that idea that their occupation, habits, -
were such as render power IN their I'''
safe; that they could do their own IN
ing. make their own laws, and enforce F'n'
Esq, Joseph Martin, an aged tanI >
spoke of the composition OF the legs -
of this State, some 40 or 80 years ago, o''
inc made up of mostly farmers, and Il we
then had better laws and honester germ
ment; but that now the public airs
were managed by spectators, poilt ans
/ LAWYERS. shysters and men whose on %
iect was sci and not the good OF the Piic
The formal speaking then eiosed"ho
there was general good time in COZ rs''-
ton around the grounds and in witrSlhe
the games, races etc.
Two large retreshment stands, onhep
by Richard Hill, and the other ! 'r
Ennis, carried on 4 large trade, anSap
piled all calls.
In the evening there was tine 'ells
party at Concert Hall The many leSt
of Concert Hall are under especial lIga
tons to Mrs. Schrader, wife Of the oprl
etor, for unremittiug attentions then
wants
r The Fourth was happy day iIlllls
= dale-and doubtless will be again
ParaSols and Sunshades at red. PR
ces, AT kiesow ).
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The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as IN
dicated bv thermometer:
Gan Is , above zero. 70 VI. . above zero
ga NJ ID t3 l. 81
Pleasant.
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All wool cassimeres for children wear
from 75c to $l.25 per yard at A. Loeb 5,
the one price clothier.
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Extra Special Notice.
EWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Births Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited and
tOunterfeiter brought to giref.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

BE genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
ate stamp on each bottle. Ilr. John Bull only
athe right TO manufacture and sell the Original
D J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville Ky.
enine well the label on each bottle. If my
ate stamp II not on each outtle. do not pnr
4. or you will he deceived. See my column
srtisement and my show card / will prose-
sanv oua infringing on my right. The genuine
ah Tome Syrup can only be prepared by my
7 The public servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.-
Jnisviile, Nov. ), 1869 ian2l-dSwly.
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer \ Go. have
removed their office to the old T., Il. |. u
P. passenger depot. 2'du
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Kiesow says he buys exclusively for cash
and sells cheap.
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BILLIARDS. Two Brunswick 5xl0 ear
ON tables. nearly new, for sale at a bar
cain W. II. LUNDY.
25dw2w.
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Religious Notice.
The Wea ther---To.Day.

There will be services in the Presbyteri
an church to-morrsw, as usual
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\ large assortment of Hats, Caps
Gents furnishing goods trunks and va
Uses at Livingstone 4 Go. j-3od2m
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aides who are suffering from certain complaints
wn only to females, should at once get DR.. Vel
i Female Pills. They produce a most cnarm-
kGect Sold by all Druggists.
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ereu Reduction of Prices in Dry Goods.

\ large assortment OF Ladies Under
ware lust recei, ed at kiesoW :
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A little son of Mr.. Epson, six miles
southeast of Geneseo, aged three years.
was so badly injured by reaping machine.
on Monday, the Both ult. that he died
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4. Loeb, the clothier of r Island,
claims to keep the largest stock 10 sell
strictly at one price.
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvar1o,,s

Linen suits for youths and children. at
A. Loebs, the one price elothier
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Notions and Fancy Articl--a nice
stock, at kies1w :.
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hEaARKs. On the 26th install 10 p. NJ. Aorora
tosealis. On the 9Th and 29th of june and tst
gnu and I'd OF July, rain. Total measurement for
Week : inches, The mean temperature for the
month wac 75.45 deg above zero ''''
j. MclLvAIN. H. S. " 1 A.
suits made to order in the latest STYLE at
r. Loebs, the one price clothier.
gains in dry goods.
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Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels, very
cheap, at kiesow's.
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Cloth for boys wear a large assortment
at kies1w :.
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Summer drawers, summer undlrts,
white and fancy shirts, at \. LoN the
one price clothier.
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Rennhlinan Omce.Holhers-
The organ Of the late Republican party
in this county the JgjoaI on the morning
M tho 4Lh thns almles in the Reils

Ot the 18th thus aiudeS U the heluS
Everybody know that tho Rid family Dave
and B1b-huye pretty much ridden the Republican
party 20 death. and that neither could get a nom
uaau for any OH Co.. Ihy rift ut the people. II
took aarI work ~ carry payr through the two
terms for which Doc was elected County Treasurer.
And ss for Bon. hes held Office iu the whisky
-, -vrc ever since he's been out of the army. and
has managed tU accumulate Western lands vruuEh
f1 -afi-fy "a Young man Uf ordinary ambition
Thuf'y. both bad more than they deserve. Let
Them -p and cultivate Ih. lands They've bought
with tH. people, money.
This looks little bit like charging these
men with having money which does not
beon. t, them-like appropriating the
peoples money to thcirrrivate use They
can settle the matter between themselves.
II these men have any money or proper
Is belonging t. the people as charged by
the iaio-. there ought 10 be some way to
recover it,
Neat and stylish spring clothing, hats.
caps. and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
Bear j-Idjm
/, Grest variety of Gloves and Hosiery, at
~" F'''"~ ne kiesow s.
EurraA for the Ras,s Island Rows
y portion of our Fre Department. ,ro,t
20 Monmouth ON the 9Th. under charge nj
Thomas Yates, Chief of the department
20 engage in "a tournament there Last
evening Daniel Corcoran. Assistant Chief
. Engineer. received the following.
MONMOUTH, July Ath.
. Daniel torcouu Wide Awakes taxi
the Broom and So. YATES.
The prize won by our boy, was for hose
cart to run too yards, lay out 300 feet OF
hose, nut on nozzle aud make attachment
To engine in the shortest time.
The highest prize was tor an engine to
run 50 rods ret up steam and throw
water loo feet from nozzle through 50o
feet of hose in the shortest time. Cur
boys threw water IN the shortest time
two minutes the shorte-t-and threw il
the requisite distance but they lost the
prize on engine by a mistake in coupling
one length less hose than was needed.
They could aud would have easily won
both prizes but for this mistake in coup
ling. Our people expected them to win
the prize for best work with hose and are
entirely satisfied with their efforts
They returned this evening .jthJ in
good spirits.
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The finest assortment of piece goods in
.e city at A Loeb s.the one price clothier
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White duck and linen suits men a
\. Loeb-. the one price clothie
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ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. IN.
Week ending July g. 2p m -
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b Pages illustrated, fine plates, sert postpaid fo
lis, Mo-. tho great Specialist. Read his clEd.
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RAILROADS,
pocx ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. R.
CHICAGO, re

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. K. |
N.B.-An trains In or out OF Rock lslahe run oy |
cb,cag, tin,-except the Peoria trains, which run
- sr,1sdc time Chicago time IL about ID minutes,
aud Toledo about n minutes iaster thsh NooA is''
and time,
Express and Mall, leavesS: 00a m and lO;45 p M
Accommodation, leaves at 4;i5 p. m
GOING WEST.
Express and Mall leaves 5:45 a. m. and Gas p m
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Arrives At Bureau Junction, S:lj p m.
Leaves Bureau Junction, 6;l5 a. III,
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island ~
500 a m connects at Bureau Junction lorFeora'
ats;ss p m arriving At PeosiG 1 A. ~ p D. m
conuects at Bureau Junction for Peoria AZ Vo an :
arriving Al Peoria at 5;2S n m ,,--...,,,, ,.. "a
This road connects At West Liberty with the d
X 4 NJ X r. for Burlington and heOkuksou'h'
and for Austin aud ~. Paul, north. D..
Connects going cast At G. Is u T. Orossius' 'o'
Princeton. ., 49,.
Al La sale, with Illinois Central Il; r. for Mendoza
Az Ottawa, with Fox River Valley X X Tor Aurora
Al Joliet with c., A. & 81. L. X. X -,
Al Englcwood, with Lake Shore X, X. and r. H.
". a G. X. X.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R,R
Passengers for kansas Leayruworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward iraln'
OF the Chicago, r. l. & Pacific Il. X. ; arriving
Leaveuworth Al 1900 a. m. and at II Vu =. m - =,
Connecting at Davenport, with ID. q 81 T. u II
for De Witt and MaquOketa. =, =, r,
Al Columbus Junction with H. c. X. 4 NJ X K
Tor Cedar Rapids. Cedar Falls aud st, Paul norm
and Burlington and keokuk, south. ,
AT Fairfield. with Is. 4 NJ. X. X. Tor Burllhgto
Al Ashland. with Des Moines Valley K X. Tor NJ
okuk Ottumwa, Oskaoora, EddyyilIe "finHe'
and Dcs Muncr
Al Belknap. with North Missouri X. X
Al Cameron. with II 4 81. 10. X. X.
Al Plnttaburs with ST l.. * -. DO. X X
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Z. GoTTIIr3 T-scE's BITTERS.

WARE & SCHMITz, Proprietors 3 and Granite
St. Philadelphia, Pa For sale IN Rock Island by
Smith 4 BOuney
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ParaSols and SunShades at redl. pri-
ces, at kiesow ;,
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Neat and stylish spring clpthiug hats.
caps, and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
Bear S. j-Id3m
H., ,ryet variety Of Gloves and Hosiery, at
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ROCKFORD ROCK ISLAND AMIDST. LOUIS r. II

Trims connect At Rock Island with The thleaEu'
Il 1 * Pacific: the Peoria & X, l., and the western
Union Railway AT Monmouth with the e., T. q
q Tor Burlington, Gae-burg and Peoria, AT Bush
tpyyn with tho Springfield s Illinois South Eastern
Tor Springfield and Paua Al chaplin win the 10,
lpdo. W 4 Western for jacksonville, naples ana
Hannibal: and az ~ Louis with all Railroads ana
Steamboat lines diyrr.iug from that point
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE y ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
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Marseilles Quilts-a large variety at
prices, at kiesow's.
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sptSs SuRrH LEAVE. ARRIVE
Express and Mai. .........-.tu A, $50 D. "
Accommodation .......,...i}O ?. N 1000 4 NJ
Connects at Rock Island With all di,erling lines
At Fulton with thr G. q y W. X. X for Clinton
aud Omaha, west, aud chicago east.
AZ Frecport with the I G.. K. X. 4 c. a y. "
RI
AZ Belolt Clston and Racine with the &. &
W. H. r.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR. RAPIDS AND MIME
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
rn.EEAL NATLNE-Nl. aa.

An 1yr making ppropi on for the construction pre-
cry tom and sep ir OF Ccrtu fItEyl,ions, and 9TH
WORKS ID fcuar, Tor the y,lt cueus June thirtich
eighteen iuudrc and scycrty sour
BE it cuso'ci Ivy ID Senate ald ious3 Of representatives,
of tls United States OF America In COngr assembled,
That the following be, ard the hereby. ap
prophatal any nay in he r asury nos otherwise
apprprl.td fr the dc Il year ending Jane thiIti tn,
eighteen hundred and roynty-fcu % far as necessary
foT the rcslu, 4 fiscal year to- tn following
for i!icat on and other wo.k Of d fenac, namely:
For t Prcbb, Portland harbor, forty thousand dOlarl
Tor Fort seammel Portland harbor Maine, fifty thou
For Forl war,n, Boton ha.bOr, Mas ochu cttl, fft5
Fer Fort Indcpsndguc Boston harbor, Massaehuse
thi,ty-ive thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams Newport harbor, Rhode Island, sixty
For fo.t on Dutch Island Naigans tbay Rhode Island,
forty thougaud dollar.
For fart on W1llcts point Fat river, New York, fOy
thou aud dollars
T,r Fort Hnniou onI additional batteries in New York.
harbor, New York forty thousand GellagS.
For fort site OF Fort Tomp;n1 Now York h'ror Now
York, tlir thou and dollars.
For Battery Hudson, New York haybor, New York TWEEN
For fort opposite Fort Delaware, Delaware ,horc, Della
ware, thriy-fve thousand dollars.
For Fort MclIcnrg, Baltimore hlyb0r Maryland ycaty
Tor Fort F,otc, Potomac river Maryland twenty-five
thousand dollar.
For Fort Washington, Potomac rycr Mary nj, twenty
i've thuusand dollars.
For Fort MOnrcc Hampton roads Virginia, forty thou
For Fort Moulric, Chah.sou hlrbor, south Cur lima,
forty thousand dollirs.
For Fort sumter Charleston harbor South Carolina, forty
thousand dollars.
For TOt Pulaski Savannah river Georgia. fifty thousand
dollars.
lFor Fort Taylor Key West, Florida, hfy thousand dol
lrs.
For Fort Jefferson Garden Key Florida fifty thOusand
dollars.
For Fort Jackson, Msslsppl river LOusani, sixy-iyo
thousand dollar.
For Font saint Philip, Mississippi river, louisiana City
thousand dollars.
For rort at Fort point San Francisco halOr California
siXty-fye thousand dollars
For Fort At Lime point San FrauSco harbor, California,
seventy Ave thousand dollars.
For fort at Aleatruz island, San fnneaco harbor Caor
MA fifty thou.And dollars.
For coutngt neei Of orcatona, hundred thousand
dollars.
For surveys for military dotensos, hundred aud fifty
thou and dOll,Tp
For hattorlcl in Portmouth harbor, PoTtsmouth, New
Hampshrc G5rrha island and Jerry point hfy thou
sand dolarl.
For battery Finns pot Dcla river, New jersey
forty thousand dollars,
For fort At san Diego San Diego harhor California, fifty
thousand dollar.
For topcdocs ios hlrbor docns and for preservation OF
the same three hundred houaud dollss. Provided That
the money herein appropriated for topodoes shall only be
used in the tabishmcat aud maintenance Of orpedoe TO
be operated from shoTettion for the destruction of
onemy vessel approaching the shorc catering the chan
mel and iair-ways Of harbors.
Approved, February q, lSI3.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
Nl. .EOhllsblrru .Warket.

Corrected WeeklyJ for The VERMONT FARMER.
THURSDAY, June TO-
AppIes.- Dried Apple l2GDlie per ID
ISeans.--BiarrOw and Pea, S2.j0dS35O per bu.
Butter. --selected and choice 2jc@3Oc per d. Com
Choese.--Farm diaries Ice GOlic per ID. Factory liC
GDl3c per ID. $500. a.,
FIour.--No. Spring Wheat S9Q0m, $50 per Dbl
Amber Winter slOOODsl65O White Winter 81 GOA
$500 st. Louis Pastry $1,000, 49, -
Grain.--Corn 55oN90 per bu. Corn Meal sOcgs1C
per bu. Shorts and Middlings S3Oalj por ton. Oats
.LUaD7Oc Per bushol,
PrOduee.--Boof, side, 9c@lOc per h. Veal l2cM
I4c per ID. Mutton iOcWl5c per h. Chickens, In lots
3c0Ge per ID. Turkeys lGc6plSc per b, Potatoes 6OC
G0@c per bu Onions Bermuda 10 loo ID. Eggs IL
IN lsc,
saIt.--Turks Island soc per bu. Ashton Dairy $500
per sack. Higgins Dairy 500 per sack Liverpool
coarse line $3.50 per sack.
IIay'--salos at SlGDS20, Us to quality
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
CGGIIe .LEGrkCI,
WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY, June Is.
At market this week. Cattle 1872; Sheep and Lambs
1909. From Vermont, Cattle u Sheep aud Lambs CAS-;
Prices Of Market Becf-A few choice 1000 a slO.25.
extra $500 "a $500 hIst quality $500 40 $50 second
quality 5000 "a S5.i0 third quality $500 dD $3.50.
Prices of Store Catto-WOrking Oxen, " pair SiOO
slij $2OO ID $2i5.
Mich Cows and Calves from SJj 40 500 extra Sos al
S9Oi FarrOw Cows So "a $40.
Yearlings $40 a. sls two years old $50 40 SIS three
years Old $50 GD So.
Veal Calves s. 10 10.
Prices of Sheep and IAmbs-In lots, Wooded Sheep,
g. s3l5 S375, "a l. 90 each extra $3.50 40 1850 or from
% "a 40 V b. Nearlings 6 "a &c y 10.
Spring Lambs, s. "a $50. shearcd Sheep % g
Prices OF Hides. Tallow and Standardization Hide.
9 10 90 v n Country Hides 81 40 &C " 10. Brighton
Tallow 9. "a sc y ID Country Tallow 81 "a SIC b.
JOc Calf skins 10 % lsc v ID. Dairy skins 7jc 81.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
NJ II. Beef-ChOico grade includes nothing but stall
Includes tho hest, large, fat Second aud third
quality includes Oxen two and three year old steers.
sheep Extra includes Cosscts, and when those Of in
feriOr quality are shrswn cut.
REMARKS.
There secms-to DO fair call for not very heavy but
nice Cattle. These found among the arrivals
from the west and prices on such stock has not varied
particularly from last week Nearly one-haf Of th o
Western were Texas, and hard dsposng Of them
at joc on on lower grades. Visor had some 81
market Several butchers thought they could not
shrink over p cont. These all bought by ono
hands at this market. Northern Cattle consisted prn
cipaly of Mich Cows for which there not a very
hOurishing trade. L Woodbridge sold 10 Steers 10
Burr at ~ live Average 100 lbs ~ take up TO keene
H. 10 to WenthwortlI at &C. to Allenson at tic, Il
steers to Mr. Smitat7le, % steers to II Locke at Tic
Wiser sold lis 50 fine steers to White at &C. Hath
away swift sold % steers TO Learnard, aVerag &c
1850 lbs, u steers ut 1lc hyc several small lots at
CO to WIN Scolnns at &c, average 400 s and 81
ut G e. average 1900 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs -lj0O head in market. Dealer
hit a poor market for sheep this wook Long say
that lac never had to beg for bid before Tor nice
yCarlngs,h Tut this week butchers had things theiI
way and bought at full c oil best lots of Sheep
and slim 0cks at greater reduction. For spring lambs
prices about the as last quoted. Il Long
sold IA head Of old sheep and yoarlngs G of the flock
yearlin that contracted for year ago at price,
high the market would admit, they weighed 1856
lbs, or shade over % lbs.
Poutry-CW Bailey had quito quantity Of Turkeys
Geese and Hens, some 800 head, other dealers small
lots The market does not improve and hardly expect
ed at this OF the year. Best grape Poultry lie
medium grade Ice, ordinary lots lie " ID.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NATURL-No. an


AN ACT 10 provide for tho appointment of a commits
sion to complete tho boundry limo between the terri.
tory Of the United States and the possessions Of treat
Britain not completed under the act Of August olsy
onth eighteen hundred and fty-sx, to carry into Of
feet the first article Of the treaty Of fifteenth June
eighteen hundred and forty-six.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House OF Represent
atives Of the United States Of America in Congress
somblsd, That the President Of the United Statel bo
and he is hereby, authorized 70 appoint the Secretary
Of state, either OF the assistant Secretaries or the
United Stgtes minister ut London, in his discretion
by and with the advice and consent Of tho Senate 10
appoint commissioner TO act jointly with such officer
or commissioner as may DO named by Her Britannia
Majesty for the purpose Of completing tho determine
ton Of much Of the boundry limo between the terr
tory of tho United Satos and the possessions of Great
Britain rs was LETT uuoempleted by tho commissioners
appointed under the act Of Congress ofAugust eleventh
eighteen hundred and ity-sx, to carry into effect the
first article Of the treaty Of the fifteenth Of June eight
con hundred and foryslx between tho United States
and Great Britain.
SEC. 3 That the sum Of i've thousand dollars, or so
mneh thereof % may be required be- and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of any moneys In the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, to carry into effect hO
provisions of this act.
ADprOycd. February IA. 1871.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
[HENEEAL NATIRE NO. 20
AN ACT to provide for the holding OF addition trm'
the circuit court Of the United for the soUtHc
- - Ill

the ciroui, court Of the United stts the d..
trCt OF New York.
b it enact by thu Senate ami Ou,o Of Represent ~,
Of the United St't1s OF Amic, In Congres arn led,
That additional ttgns Of thu Circu cout OF the United
Stlos for tho south district OF New loi shall r-
be held in each year commencing follows: On the
oIl Wcluclay ct January, the second WCdno day Of
March, the ccond NCduc day Of May, the tIi Cd
sday OF juno, On the second Wodncsdy Of UctJber and
the second NtdHcsdly of De uuhyr. The holding Of
any OF the above mentioned terms shall not disp with
affect The holding Of any her term of the court o. the
same time, nor sha The pending my other term tf the
court prevent tn holding Of any OF the t!ms hereby
pointed.
SEC 9 That the hereby appointed sh1l be devoted
ocrsvoly TO the tal and dispfal Of the criminal
and m tiCr' arising aud pending IN said court The
of said appointed BY this act may be held by the C
cuit Judge q the second Judicial circuit and The drc
judg the s,uthorn and eastern districts q New York,
any one OF aid judge; hrd n every such nm d ID by
said judge Of aid tern d tiiyt he sha receive the
OF three hu cd dolas the be paid In the
prescribed by law for the payment Of the expenses Of
another dtc judg' while holding in raid district
An rccognzancc5 AID i bonds taken in criminal
for appearance at circuit in said dstrc cond
toned upon appearance ut the next the terms
hereby appointed shall b. valid, and grand and tt juri,B
shall be summoned 10 attend the said nJw at other
terms Of the court.
Approx, d, February I, iSia.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
RichOnd .IEnSnrkeE.


From our Special Reporter.
TUESDAY, juno II.
There was not much butter and cheese at the
ket hero to-day usual, Mo impression went abroad
that would be freight trains tho Central
until the last Of tho week on account OF the loss Of the
largo railroad bridge at Waterbury, by fire last Friday
About $40 tubs of butter and 200 boxes Of cheese But
jurisdictions, very fine, 20 "a 2ie fair to good, % ID
23c fair 20 % 2c. ChoOse-lne factory, r. 6D lllc
farm dairy sage II 40 l2e farm dairy plain ~ a lie
skim and poor, 10 &c.