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Mrs Adele bel RandlO vs.. H. Del BondiO
& M at al

LIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans. No. 10 232 BY virtue Of a
writ of fieri faeias. to me directed by the non
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled naaSe' W. W.
Merchants and Auc; iou GERS Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Cuatonlhouae
streets in the Second District OF this city on
MONDAY. January 10, 1850, at + O'Clock 10"
ALI AND SINGULAR THE HULL OR
BODY OF THE BARGE OR FLOATING ELE-
VATOR named Joe Brungard. together with
such appurtenanees and tackle and apparel ms
she now has on her and thereunto betonRlng,
as she now lies In the port OF New orleans'
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-l. In cash Tor the por-
ton of plaintiffs claim. now due. say HVe Ilou-
sand dollars with eight per cent interest," lheFe-
on from October 81 1915 untlI me day oI sads
Ave per cent on T. aggregate thereof for attor-
ney Is fees and all costs OF suit and OF the SAFE
Q The purchaser to assume the payment Oh
two notes secured by mortgage on sala pro-
perty for five thousand dollars each maturing
nnder extension March 5. 1880. bearing interest
AT eight per cent per annum respectively. from
Orsohar 1878 and December 5. 1878 until PAID
and also to assume all the obligations OF the act
of mortgage o insure TO pay five per cent attor-
neys fees In case OF suit not TO ailenate 10 tue
prelldice of the mortgage. etc:
g. And the balance OF the price OF adJuulca-
ton (if any cash on the spot.
And In case the price bid on the properly
should after the deduction OF the aloTesaio
amount OF plaintiffs claim, with interest," as
aforesaid and of the notes TO be assumed as
above set forth then the purchaser to pay the
plaintiff aforesaid cash claim and to assume
| the afore mentioned notes. pro rata TO the OK
tent Oh mo y ]. r. AIiJEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
| de1s "a jail SIS 49,
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Kecsfpts by Railroads.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

December 23-l5 hhds sugar bbis molasses to
Il Pascal Soo-305 do Is0 hhds sugar bbs syrup to
Robert Hare 4 Son-225 bbls molasses Richard Mil
Nksn-64 do Meyer Wes &oo-sy John Moore Aco
rs Brugier-sS L Lssassag SO l. Harris Aco
g = KeI nedy-ls r Beer-2 Jos Davld-a6 70
g,onser & keby-6 bbls syrup Scannell Lafaye-l
"a III L Green i keg molasses Is bbls molssses
hhds sugar bbls sugar hf bbls molssses John Cal
der-al hhds sugar Richard Milhken-S2 do 10 Jno
Chaffe L. Sons A A Mouton-lo Lahtte Duhiho
oo-i6 Meyer Well Gnlsm Boyd Ciapp Bros
Sec Al hnis moasses w w Swain hf bbia moias-
as N Houre-2 hf bbls sugar w w Swain bol do
= e s5gise-i2 hhds sugar so bbs moasses to Ihi-
800 al do 2I hhds sugar w Burbridge &co-l do
soshhls molasses Frotscher-i bbls sugar to N Il
px u az n Hunt Mrs Nlchols-l6 bbls
,.saiassss hhds sugar w Sentell &oo-a do and ID
~, oies - Psvne Kennedy &oo-ss do 90 hf do
Dpis ,rar BrierTe kco-16 do II bbls mslasses to
nn EAss.sss-6 az hhds sugar Gibert-a do and
NH noassss Berisan BEOs bales oot'9n a, T.
GipsI. & N Esrredy &cc-sundxiM to order-Total 81
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gsa.ipts Of Produce.


nm nsles cotton Lehman. Abraham &co-96 II 4 Y
Newman ] l. Harris &eo 81 Meyer, Weis eco
~ Ketfer 4 Gardner-43 Hyman & Liohtanstein->h
Norwood Il Riohards-ia Il nj Walmslcy koo-2 10
PAYNE Kennedy Nue-i7 \ Gumhol-s u w Sental
An,--s Richard Flow &oo--6 Male \ Cammack 4
Gardner & Copp-3 Biokham Moore Ino Chaii"
a S,na-a March & Sohlenker--2 len Geraon & Son
~ Clapp Bros Sco-2 7 Gibert-a Cairo-4l
sacks GOTTEN seod TO U Cotton seed Asaociation-iS
hhla n,olasses PAYNE Kennedy &eo--l6 do hhds u,
rar Bon Gerseu / ScE-6 do ~ bbls molasscs $ Gum
hel-~sp do A Tertrou--i M Walmsloy 400 TO
a A Lanaux-,u Warm Mortimer-7o A Yorke
Sco-ti Y Maspero &oo-$s Bush & Levert-90J w
RnrbrIdre GooI&s S 0 Thomas 400 81 do hhds Of
aurar Richard Milnscn-so do isi bba molasscs TO
Eiapp Broa &co--i do Il hhds sugar 70 order-i7 do
a hhls molasaas Edw j Gay-2U do 4 hhds sugar TO
Avnndann Bras--S6 do II bills molaases Meyer Wes
Aco-i do Graham. Black &oo-l G ID Lancaster
"A Guemard-3 rs do 10 hhds sugar IL Scott do 70
bba molassea TO II Hey man-i5 do - hhds sugar 70
Il Godohaux-es do /, D bbls moaascs Nelson MoStea
do hhas snsar X Betrani bales hides bales q
mass Latmer &no-sR saeHs rug rive I''e"n Nj
~ Thompson-5 saoks seed COTTON - leyian- ".
hides bales moss Y ans h
Total bal oaes cotton VI sAeAs ao,son seea s'' nss
seed cotton ~ SACKS Fo"kh t'oo - ''has '"R"' -
bhiA molssses s. -.
WSsHlNaIuN-fe steamet i'ik sunnowNrYi9s
bales cotton " bnrpfiaEe aco-los w y nc. Me.
nedy sco-se Lehman An y, u. M W. "a ~ =,
KS Nale a CammaNk 70 meyer, y Gus 49, :.
Keifer Gardner-i6 kenshaw, Camth , ~oo- =.
u Gihert- ~ Yaaen nav k ns . MOVER - y. j -
Eorstail = 'n IN n .n,a -. q nv" u W ~
naeaaerg w f,san. = soms Inc + uarda GOO
ssn, r1a =. 49, Iacassasnn = saass
Mn = Newmani Rvk oaki a. Manade-s6 hhds OF
s,,.sar ! Rlncll67 hbIs moasses j w Burbridge SEQ
sa - a, PAYNE Kennedy Aco-s. Jno Chafie 4 Sons
,9s aacAs rongh rice to Rykoski & Manade lao ID
: nroer "a al Iohn Calder-i6 Foerster's Rice Mil
+, ID Eosss , do hbls r,se II Roos-lot hides Ry
hnsI{ 4 Marala-dc YIN Mehc--do I, Lscassagne-
~ mrSsan Hrs snpdries 10 ord.r-Total SAG bales
otton rs hhs sugar 266 bbls moassss bbls rice $40
Rarks rough rioe
THlBoDAUX-Per steamer G Peok-l5 hhds
sugar 1t bbls moiasses Conger kelly-6 do and N
hhas augar Meyer Weil-2O do 30 bbls moasses IL
Rsnshaw Cammaek &eo-l.J do Is hhds sugar Leh-
man Abraham &co 20 do Meyer, Weis &co-2 do u
EN- Scott-24 A Rochereau &co-$ II II Gogreva-<
do IL bbls molass = SEWN DO hhas sugar u
Berkson braI- nnas sugar EaW Ias-so ao V
BnfpahA,,SS a LAhauhIo " Lha ), - \, u
Delgaao &co-s oAles moss oaies cot'on 70 ERE
bonhe-' sAe - r go oS' -, a., n r. n y
sools suga RaruaaOsrJ snndr,ss 70 arderM Totsl
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w. w. washbnrn VS.. George schwer.

LIIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il iah of Orleans, No l02s3 BY virtue 81 II
writ of seizure md sale, to mo directed by the
honorable tho Fifth District Court for tho par.
ph Of Oronna In tho above entitled cnuRe,
Merchants and Auetioneera' Exchange. Royal
street h,twron Canal and Custom house II roetH
In tho SECOND District OF this city. on SATUN-
DAY Janunry 10. 1870. mt II O'Clock m tho tol-
lowing described property. Ia wit
A CERTAIN tQUARE OF GROUND, to-
pether with all tho rights. WayS. terVil td"H
thoreunto belonging. situated In tho Third DIE
irirt of this city, compriaoi within Bisntaits.
Treasures Anuette and New 81. Bernard stroetH.
designated by number aixty-nlne on plan
drawn hy G. A. De hrmla. civil engineer. dated
tho nineteenth of June. iaG9 and annexed TO
an net passed before An odee Ducata. dated
thirty first day Of July. 1860. tho tnid f4unre
composed of twenty four lots. numbered from
ono 10 twenty four Inclusive. measuring alto
gether three hundred nnd nin"eon foot ton
inchea mud seven lines front on each OF Annette
and Now st Bnrnnrh strena and throe hum
bred and twenty feet one line front on ench Ol
B"nfaits and Treasures streets. Being the
same property acqulrsn by defendant herein
10y purchase from Patrick Pitman Carroll, rs
pNr net pnHRed before John l.. Larescho. notary
public In this city. Of slato nineteenth OF Oeto-
hpr. 1877.
Seized In tho above suit
Terms- cash on tho spot.
j. r. AI.CEE GAUTIIREhUX.
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish of 0rleans
dsf0 II "a Il Ja7 10
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Arrived.

IA steamship Sierra EroEnma. from ltvetpo"l VIA
Havana 10 Louis Ranger 500 "a die
III ateaulahtp Hiatorian Lang, ~ daya from Liver
mol to l.uopR H Moore 400 I'D dia "
shin John Paten Hall. nj dayH BuenoH Ayroa. 10
Norton 4 Rell-tat dis
Shin Lizzie Mnaea. Coz. ~ dRya from Horheaix 20
Lowell s bailey dth diH
shin Eastern Belle Curry, from Hamburg Got =
tn maateT Point 80.
Nv hatk sidney kraomer. 81 dayH from iS'e daheH"
Ia brown htos=@iat dia
ri hark t.optorl Tarnbochia TRrnhooinR. ~ days
fr II Loehorn. in hallaht to master 20 dis
Nm brig Tibi1ahp Golpi. 81 dayH from tefa. Hfah'l
20 master Point
Ans brig Ploa Taraboohia. SO days from Genoa
II nRAteT-gN diR
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MARINE NEWS.
arrlOR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
December ~. tsTp.
Cleared Yesterday.

.5Y4 t;.,4,h ,rhoch ar Kemblc tor Now York -
Sp'""'"p Maulton
.,..-,.4. r n ward II piy1at for Halise Hon
p.ss''"'P 4 Oteri Il itrn
H., .ta.r,.i,ir Inlands Mitchell fer Liverpool
- Lowell q Bailey
Br bark Ghaa Klwel. Hilton. for fonsn
- 80 Norton & He'll
,.l L.rb Nuov. Emilta Cocstina hIanganaro, for
49, rsnns A X Millor &oo
a. h.rt N,,r, A nderaeu for Laith Scotland
y" y" Kobt Onrcin
schy Mary j castnor Noa for Boaton
S''' ''"'' Joseph Kelley
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Exports.

NEW YORK = Per ateamRhip Kniokerbocker-
4nT bales cotton 2s7 hhdA $50 bha molaHRoa 90
bAlos 90 bills aoap stock sat bds hea 700 oaaos
Hht imp 800 pna stavea
BEIIzE y Per ateamship E u Ward, Jr M ia9
bbla our 100 hi do 10 erpcH lard hogs lard VI bbls
norh 10 hoxes shoulders 80 bhs boot IL teroeH hama
iono bricks snOo feet lumber 10 pkgs nundrea
IEITHlPer bark Nanny -aahn HackR oilCako
GENOA For bark Nuova Emilia Celestina -ieeo
hbn cotton aoed oil ADJ taow 2sl Raoka hoofs s2o
pGa slaves
Bosr0N.-Fer aohr Mary J Gasinor -taa4 baiea Of
cpttan ~. atd OK norma
LfyERrO0L-fo steamship I.aand" -2215 baIes
cot on
RouFN-- Tor bark Ghas 4 Elwell ,ana - 81
buaheA corn III halk 1000 saes corn tb0l0 bnahelsl
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kun,z s raennle vs.. Ion,. GranoJean

kuntz & Faehnle vs.. louis GrandJean.
I,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans No. Is 900 by virtue OF writ
of heri facas, TO me directed by tho honor
abethe Third District Court for the paris OF Or,
leans, In the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction. at tho Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets, In the Second
District OF this city. on MONDAY. January 10,
1880 at IL o'clock M, tho following described
property to VIII
A LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings
thereon. situated in FAubourg Wost Bou'igny.
In tho Sixth District. In square number four
teen of the old plan Of said fauboulg, now
square number one hundred and seventy five
OF the new plan made by Henry G. Brown, sur
xeyor bounded by Cadz Jena Laurel ana LIVE u,
number sixteen, and measuring thirty feet front
On Constance street by one hundred and thirty thirty
az per plan made by II. Moelhausen. dated july
7. 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-Cash on the spot
j. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
delS "a jal s Is 10
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ssalaw -alornima E1s.

shin Southern Chief. HiEGina. p days from mar
settles in bal ast Ia mast"i
Ana hark Nina Saopnioh, 10 81 from Martinique
to Match Il Coau ioh
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gTHAM BOATS,

yohn w Cannon Libano. from Bayou Sara
BERTHA TfouBdae. from Warrington
q X Peck Ramon. from ThibodanH
Belle Dean from Fhihodaux
Hia sanHawar LawlesH from Washington
Is4bsi O,Pry. from Lower GoaHt
Fair PLAY. Papncau. from up""' Ioa".
"A w Maifatt. -~a~. fToin saihssiile NeW hsa'H
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MRS. Mathude Avexno, wife Of Numa La

mrs. Mathilde AvegnO, Wife OF Numa La
coste, VI. Patrick Duffy.
rrIIIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans No. 259To-By virtue OF writ
Of feri fncas to me direc ed by the honora 10 the
Third District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
In the above entitled cause. | will proceed 20
sell at public auction on the premises herein
after designated on TUESDAY. December, 80;
1870, at 10 O'clock a. NJ. the following described
ONE ONE Tor OF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY. etc. now In my warehouse. NOS;
% and % Orleans street. between Royal ana
Bourbon streets. In the Second District OF tnlS
city AS per inventory on file In my office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAU3.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
dn1n
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Imports.

LIVERPOOL Tor steamship HistorIan bxa
sinplate SEQ drama cauata aoda % toH soda aah 20
pkps earthenware 7H3 empty bbls to order-50 oks
alr Silns w acks Uo--yUa do E ForHtall Sons NJ
hbis ale j Il Solari Son-iS oiatoa earthonwaro 10
Folsom Bros-l chs hardware q w -sho hoSos
pipes A Olivier &ao-2 oasoa mdHe y u HolmoA 90
s.lb do Lunaa Il Moore &po-asn bdE iron Scranton.
Harry Spn-aVD bbs Rada 80 oks oaih ammonia 10
i Hart &oa~-as Cks emery Woods
LIVERPOOL Pr steamship Ahdicl-2ah' Tail.
road rails bales bags 10 order
VERA HRttX-Per Rteamahip Chaa w Lord-23
balea coffee Schmidt Kiegcr--lltt hides Z bales Of
akins l. Yorke
1tTIf,lA- achr Santo Otpri -ha .04p ca0oRnut q
600 plantaus 1900 buuahes bananas bbs lines 70
doa pneapples TO 5 0tert q Rro
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gEs
90 s,lrAsLEs TRrT,a.. - %


II Won ,Fii.- from tFo! 92ith or ItlE1lNl'
INC on a hrd of sickness, 4tnks chez, tor
YoE Hii;cI,.SI Viii E".r on.
r. "a, n. 1li,lt-tpr, gland have overtaxed youh
srf with your astol;ti l-$ites: mother, worn
ont with ctT, and work ~. 81 ."u aFtt sifhly IItIE
if YOU feel weak els tltIted d. WITHOUT Sletir
knowing why,
Hop Biticr- Sillss Resior" on
-, are ! IL. 4, or las ;-,te-s weakened by the
.+rn ,f yn,r .vrEryttaq : tiuiirS: or of let
tiers toslirie; over you. & midnight work,
Hop Biitcrs wiitE~tr"n%ihen i"n.
II v,f, mr.. youna and sz=afarin,s from nny indis
cr,tan ar r CROWN 80 q fat often the C3,-t,
Hon Bitter. willie I. cIieye You.
If you in the work EShep, on the farm al inc
AL .nyubrre md f4,.IESthat YOUR system ne'sds
SIeansnl tonins or stun ulating without intoxi-
eating,
Hop Bifters isa What on Need.
IF Won are old, aai your sspGlSe Is feeble your
Gcrst unsteady. asab Your L faculties waning,
Hop ssitters will give you New Life and stgor.
HoP CoUGa CCRZ il the sweetest, safest and best. s.
Ask Children.
One Hop PAD for Stomach. Liver and Kidneys1s snpe-
all others. Cures by absorption 1t Is perfect
D. L c. is an absolute and irresistible cure for drunk
enness OF opium, tobacco and narcotles b
Above By druggists. Hop fiers Mfg Co. Roohester
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Receipts Mt the old Basin.
MemOraHda.
AMERICAN PORTS.

MemOr4ndR.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York Tee l9-Cleared for New Orleans Brit
steamship Colombo knudsen.
roRKIGN PORTS
by Gable to the N. Y Herald
Havre Dec l7-Arrived from New Orleans. FIR
bark Harold Pontic
BY Mall
RIO de Janeiro Nov 26-Clearcd for New Orleans,
Ger bark Ernst and Benno Nov 2s-Loadlng for
do Ger bark Dora.
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Actual not profits -.........-.-..s II 900 %

The foregoing etatement is a just, true and
orrect transcript from tho books of the Com-
nnny. JAMES |. DAY. President
IT. CARPENTEI Secretary.
sworn To and aubaeribed before me this twen-
ty-seeond day of January, 1873
= A INARhHAM Notary Public.
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Tho Board OF Directors, Mt a meeting held on
the twenty second day OF January, 1879. after
reaorve fund from the net earnings OF the year
and puyng tho 10 per cont dividend to the
stockholders. have resolved 70 pay DASH
not earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81 1873. said dividend paYable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day OF
L..
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
COAL !! COAL | COAL I!

lam prepared to furnish ST. BERNARD. or
best article OF PITTSBURG COAL. to families.
dealers or for steam purposes. wi ihtn city
limits, at the following rates for cash:
Parppr6 pitfabnrQ
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GAINSVILLE-Po steamer w M"tIctt-io
bal. cotton 10 Warren Atkinson bbia roHiil
Simpaon & Tricou-H bbs 1 j Clark hides q {
Adler-4o cords wood and sundres 10 order TOTAL
10 bales rotten
Paacayona- Fer steamer Fox and bArgcs-f+0 0r0
fort lumber to ii Buddg
Jordan River-Per sohr Martha Washington 30
corda wood to order
Handahoro Per tohr John + fopp ,t),oVu ieol OF
lam Der to III luddig
Raw st Louis-Per sohr Normandie- 60 cords wood
to order
Biloxi-Per schr j J Gowart-25.O0 foot lumber 10
II Buddg
Pearl kiver-Per schr Addio Eads 43.loo 1907 OF
lumber 10 order
Tiokfaw-Per sohr Hetter Elhs-65 cords wood 10
order
Jordan Rver-Per sohr Conoordia "a 600 feet of
lumber to II Buddig
Blind River-Per schr Monterey-36 cords wood TO
order
Tickfaw-Per schr Coren-2O cords wood 10 order
Tchefuncta Kver-Per Hohr Blank-2o cords wood
u 90 feet lumber TO Ward * Cause
Receipts nj the Old Basin.
Pascagoua-Per schr Sarah-7o 600 feet lumber e
order
Tchefuncta River-Per sohr Deoeada-4o cords Of
wood 10 order
Tchefuncta River-Per sohr John Is Mcyers-'V
cords wood to order
Pascagoula-Per sohr Lizzie Kellum-6OOoo feet Of
lumber to order
bricks 10 order
Blind River-Per schr Lady Gay-2o. 900 slaves 6
order
Blind River-Per schr Two Friends-l5 600 slaves
| 80 cords wood to order
Bayou Lscombe-Per sohr Modeste-25 cords wooc
{, order
Blind River-Per schr I d Kemp-3o cords WOOD
10 order
Blind River Per schr Sidonia-ls,ooo pos staves
| to order
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samuel e.. Young, Dr., va R0sa or ROsannR
Meyers. widow by first mari inga Of Simon
Hourke. and by SECOND marriage of Arthur
KI,A.f.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-11
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
Purely Vegetable,

and harmless to the youngest child, this great
remedy offers TO the weary invalid absolute and
permanent relief. No combination of medical
substances ever before offered to the afflicted pos
No other form or process of cure either of medicine
for internal administration, of electricity or
other outward medical appliances, possess 1.-THE
at the great cause of human weakness and suffer
ing. Having discovered the elements of disease
that maintain the debilitated condition OF scrofua
and corrupt blood, the REsOLvENT was compound
ed of original medicinal agents that had in them
selves the power OF dissolving them away, to &C
complish which, 1t m.ngles with the contents Of
the stomach, it takes its place among the cOnstit
uents of the Blood and traverses every avenue and
channel of the body, neuraizing and expelling dis
case breeding elements, perfecting digestion, anC
purifying the circulating fluids. It's medical actor
seems unbounded because of its resolvent and puri
flying action. No medical preparation to be found
in any Of the standard works possesses this new
and original feature.
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Our country is getting to be feerfuly
alarming, the average of life being lessen
ed every year, without any reasonable
cause, death resulting generally from the
most insignificant origin. At this season
of the year especially, cold is such a
common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever or Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter, while had B0schee,s German
Syrup been taken. a cure would have re-
suited, and large bill from Doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, Boschee's German Syrup has
proven itself to be the greatest discovery
of its kind 10 medicine. Every Druggist
in this country will tell you fits wonder.
ful effect. Over $4,000 bottles sold last
year without a single failure known.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-11
Ihe Daily Argns.
ROCK ISLAND, Ill
Conger's Little Game .

The experience of the electoral commits
sions doubtless induced the repub-
licans in Congress to expect that the
democrats would make some blunder
whereby the republican party would be
the gamer. During the debate on the
Army bill, COuger (republican) attemp-
ted little game, but S. s. Cox ex-
posed his sharp trick. Mr.. Conger
said:-
l propose now to make this proposition
to our friends on the other side of the
House-that we strike out this section of
the bill referring to the two sections of the
statutes, and that the committee on rising
recommend to the House, SO far as we may
do, the passage Of seperate bill repeal
ing entirely these two sections. Without
| consultation with all gentlemen on this side
OF the House, yet, after conversation with
several OF them, 1 feel authorized to say
that upon the committee rising and recon-
mending to the House the immediate in
| PRODUCTION OF a separate bill repeating
these two sections OF the Revised Statutes,
such bill, so far as our side is concerned.
can be passed Immediately, without debate
and without delay, leaving the Army Ap,
preparation bill without this rider and
without anything Objectionable upon it.
Mr.. s. s. Cox said of this proposition
| would like it to be plainly understood.
| Here is the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the law
of 1861, perverted under the war power,
the soldiers were used at the polls for every
purpose. The object of the Powell law was
to limit the use OF the army at elections tC
two objects These objects were, first tc
resist armed enemies of the United States
the war then being fragrant, and second,
to keep the peace at the polls. Now the
effect of Mr.. Congers proposition, to re-
peal the two sections of the Powell law,
would be to place US back on the basis o.
the law Of 1861 with the republican con
struction of that law as it was executed by
them, and to abolish all penalties for ar
improper use This was intended to bring
back the original mischief which the Pow
} ell law was intended 10 remedy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-11
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