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ARCADE HOTEL, MAGAZINE STREET BE-
IL TWEEN GRAVIER AND NATCHEE, X. 3. MORSE.
PreprietoThe proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
patrons and the public generally thai this well known and pop
unr thoroughly renovated during tina
Of the and newly furnished throughout
has been obtained by the
renting adjoining portion of the building, which will enable
much larger number OF customers than
winter.
has been spared by the proprietor to enable
merit of the generous patronage he has
received and every will be made and
the his guests not only comfortable
but agreeable -. :. ,,.a,.-..
ho NOD az aI,nCst ali hours' OIL
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HOPE HALL, No. 80 {

- 4xzssG STREET. ,,.-zs,
4g W. The undersigned having purchased the cstab
lisfnent No. 90 St. Charles street, lately known
HTCK Os SALOON and completely oyeEaued and reno
waited it, has given the name OF HOPE HALL, ana respect
fully announces to his friends and the public and the rest OF
mankind that he Is prepared to welcome them with spiritual as
we'll as bodily comforts to their entire satisfaction.
His BAR viii be CONSTANT furnished with the best VINES
the culinary line cannot be surpassed = ~ ., =,
He will keep all times all the delicacies the Southern
and Northern markets aorda1 will supply families and
ties with FISH GAME OYSTERS etc, in their natural state
cooked iii the most approved style. h. sss =, ~
e has employed obging attendants and those who be-
patronage Hope Hail. rest assured that every
attention will be paid by proprietor and assistants
iii If . :, - JOHN j. DANIELS. Il
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TAR. NEyyELL1S IMPROVED COTTON
IL PREss.The iron screws and casting for the improved
Cotton Press invented by Dr. Newell of Grand Gulf and
In General use worked by horse steam power
Also-STRAUB's PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS
being the most simple durable and in respect the beat
myssW "''' AVA B. q. GfEAN, 81 Matches rsss
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DRUGS AND nTEDTgTlgEs.
GOOD nrEDIC1NEs.--1T q ESTIMATED ri

GOOD nIEDTC1NEs.--1T q ESTIMATED THAI
sfs Is e5ma he pc Ts have
fs Be no ss ssss s
iaasP. gToeshs e1 DE, ESdssa ss
PIT are 81 e aood III Pecoi AID
Every body needs more Of les pgrgng Pngs the blood
1 fs IL ssssm o bs5s To-
as Pay as york TAKE * sn N thrust
I'm e 5 9 a o saY s Sss
s h9 sSn SIZED y t atR
s sa Dgssp,a Psns Hss5b
an sa Ggu e nna fhs i
bity Los Of appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the bead
pa Witch ssffsSf ye ak
T S9 sse sna a SGaF vii
Pss e y sf g. eSTsE rs ~ Mass and
q Il nEffffi'
&c i Is ns sssav BE-
SSa1 se p Ssp s n
diseases with which children afflicted eaasd BY Worms
cause i either not known attributed to something Else
d @ hs Ss al
Intellectual he end osveT length been atIanst
aa afs T f s.
a the most eminent physicians and respectable ndi
S$shy
Of the which indicate the existence
pale eade color suased gh occasional ushes
ewes are eavyand dull the breath fed The upper lip swollen
Itching nostri, which the patient pick his
the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening in great
fright isable starring and grinding the teeth the Ape
lite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voracous, others
feeble and in some instances derraved 5r Ffg-
To following certificates numerous might be added but il
believed that these sufficient 20 establish the paeI That
''4''' - MEDICAL EVIDENCE. os .1sa
We the undersigned having frequently administered med
WI GASADISN vEkMifuG and being ay salts
fed with efficacy confidently recommend as safe and ELI
Gent remedy for the expulsion Of M0z E9n the
| canal. y; O,hEliL4 49,. y
$3.50 III y Il G. W DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. c. of Surgeons in London, etc.
F ROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN. OF HANDBOOK, c. W
Vermifuge and with the most happy results In my own tam
lily and every which has come to knowledge the ex
puon Worms has followed the administering oil your er
mge and every prefers it any other as its effect
are certain and children take readily which is
po .lg se ls lax Ds JOHN FLANAGAN
| 10. Physicians generally now use WINER's CANADIAN
VEKMIF GE This medicine is simple vegetable prepara
ton and can always administered with perfect safety an
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms an
| restore the patient to health: 1'JtG ~slr :.
planters merchants and physicians bearing testimony 10 tn
efficacy Of this nfalliple remedy Warranted in all cases
| Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton. Canada West =, ,
wv j. WRIGHT & CO.. Neworleans .
fe2iy 4s Isl and2l Charities street. New Orleans, Ia
r WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUIN
y popular Family Medicines which they offer to suppl
Druggists aud Dealers Propreor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp Il ChaF'rt
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BR

ASSKl1AO5g ItAEy5s US
rS- ia Camp street, beg leave advise the City
and Country trade that they have on hand
.sE@NHsu on consignment, and ordered to close
y forthwith large assortment OF Grna, Elites,
PISTOLS Swords Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Poreaen-
naies etc etc which together with their well known stock o.
Builes Hardware every description Crates Tools
&c etc they offer at most prices and
tnc c' terms , - - : ~ =. .4 a.. fell ~
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OFFICE OFF THE MARYLAND CONSOLE
" b ATED LOTTERIE Baltimore Maryland 91th JUNE,
observation-disclosures FRAgDS.-Ihe Commissioner
of te MARYLAND Lotteries has deemed his duty
lion the public against swindlers who circulate
mail otherwise fraudulent LOTTERY Schemes and pretend
be sale Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly
fictitious
The legal in Maryland those drawn daily
under the Commissioner elected by The
people State, the constitution to examine and
approve the schemes and attend to the drawings.
All in these Lotteries and all certificates Of nae
ages tickets Autographed signature Y Brennan
General Agent for the Office the Maryland Con
sodaed Lotteries Baltimore Nd All others Fraudulent
ANY information the subject Of Lotteries, the
which they are drawn etc. etc. will be cteeully given b. ad
Oh " +. Y Brennan Baltimore, Md.
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q LuTEER HoNIEs, FOUNDRY AND

s. a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL eMoRKS. Corner Of Benton t and
OK 50 Ruphrosine streets Office, No. 106 Charles street;
W. # No doors from The Charles Theaer1 Manufaf-
tusT of the latest approved Patterns Of Railng
raabs Doors Shutters VAULTS Bridges Straight and Crcu-
lar Stairs Fronts Capitals and N kinds q
Raincs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Yei-
t nnioan p, 20 "' " ~ ~. o25 Iy
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~ THE WATCH STORE. No. ) CAME
AS Street opened with all goods consisting OF
Fly WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEIRY, GUNS, PISTOLS
md Every variety Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
services of Mr. Jos E. Eae an expert
enced Matchmaker prepared to do all kinds of work in
that line El.-. & %
Diamonds mounted Jewey repaired and manufactured
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
Ill YORKCnsh Capital, $5O0,000 Amount Of Assets goth
june 1865 s47 g72 a Amount Of Liabilities s53,67 6S
CIIAS. j. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WILLAMETTE, Secretary,
R. W. RAYNE Agent 46 Camp street New Orleans.
The Undersigned Agent of the above responsible Company
is duly authorized to Issue Policies Of Insurance on buildings
merchandise ships in port and their cnrsoe Alao cotton IN
PRESS gin and sugar houses household furniture and personal
property generality against loss damage by fire In this city
and the country Ten per cash returned payment of
premiums. Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid
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THE EIALLADAE WINDMILL. MANY OF
the scientific able experienced mechanics and en-
yineers United States have examined this Machine and
the beautiful and useful inventions OF
modern date.
BY simple ingenious Device the gale increases Sc
verify the sails gradually round change tue angie az
they gentle breeze present Tess anu s
resistance the wind ill., when the tempest j. raging at Us
height little presented the thin edges As
gale abae the fans grad lay resume their org
ina position Something Of this kind for changing tue posi-"
ton Of the sails mechanics have long sought Tor in
vain. ..-..--., - :
storm OF wind fully under the control OF regulator
as engine Il tins Mil pc well pds
up will require attention whatever Tor esSs 10
gether -. 80. , 49,. .
ycrs motive power is well known TO be the rant OF
STRENGTHENING machine In heavy gales the windwheel sB
heretofore constructed either Frustrated ia hopeless ruin or
rerplred rapidy heat and chaa grssuy
the injury of kind of gearing attached be5s N 0a
weather. requiring and anxiety OIL 1te attend
ant This difficulty entirely ohFaed and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY " the
outlay expense the wind engneno men to tend or
it. with The mill is ready ut any
time night moved by the wind roh snT point
the will fill large tanks ponds that cen he used
during the the winds blowing il the size OF the
mill is in proportion TO the qunnes OF
required certainty OF having an abundance
through the year railroad Stations and and cotton
water grinding corn ented fountains small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise Gao gallons OF wa
ter grind bushels of hour For further infor.
| s. H GILMAN, 81 NatcheG street, New Orleans,
o24dlaw&WIy Sole Agent Tor the Southern States.
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,s;ssSssfs, JAMES HlccABE, CoRNER OF oARoN-
sa3A2sgSSs delet and Julia streets, E 5SE =
SSSS5ssifgs5z5a = TIT GARDENER AND FLORIST.
- Every variety of Ornamental Plants, Roses, Shrub
Trees variety of She Trees, conpriS
ins Maguolas Taow Trees China Ash Oak and Locust 00
Rhubarb and strawberry Plants. just imported.
Gardens laid and plants furnished On the most reasonable
terms
nag-Au orders punctually attended 10. ja31 I'm
@ AXNRAC ERA INDIE WE ARE SOLE
- Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
supply hand of various qualities and grades
prices by g., - u /. ss5$@-15
dig lY WAt. f. LEFERltH Il CO.. II Old lIeyee
Mites C. E5OTlNIS, ATGTI0NEER AND COM
Nl MISSION MERCHANT Washington street, Viekshurga i
Mississippi -.,s5z,..5 : -5.7zz.
sWin sell Merchandise and Property Of ali descriptions
consigned him. and remittances made fur the sa1s
Refers to-
MsssEs. john Wait & Co., md oadty Brown Co.. s, @.
| eaoss N saAHE
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o ~ U'u o0'A'1 80. GREGoR & WILSON.

Tile stock lire consisting Of the T. T. Cooper, NJ l.
Tobias and real Joseph johnson with line assert
mcnt English Levers, together with large stock
Syerware, selected
with great r ROBERTS, for many years engagsd IN
for cash great inducements will be offered to purchasers
p Every article warranted represented Or the money re-
funded - .~ :. , 49, ,s59=s 49,
ranied '1' = rs - '3 3S mig
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7 E I.
| 1X5JHEELER s. 4EDRsTALL, SUCCESSORS TO
w LONG / MAGLUNE, Manufacturers Of Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron Work Dealers in Stoves Cooking Ranges
Crates Castings etc. No. ne Tchoupilas street
JTders for Steamboat Plantation and Bleekniths Wark,
| executed with neatless and Dispatch oooIy
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r WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
j and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieto lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Charities
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N'awIEL EDyVARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBILL
IL 4 EDWA REsJ Nos 20 and 81 New Isvee and g, 29
and 81 Fulton street. manufacturer Of every Of
Pin sheet Iron Work He is ready to
rae %. the making Steam Trains and EVaporag
Pans FItarers Boxes and everything 9o
SugaFhouse. :sgi6 S4s m, Ill 49,
general assortment Steam Gauges Steam W hae fass
f;oeks Coupling Valves, constantly on hand
He oula cali the attention Of planters 70 ne steam
Camp 7 Harrison, E. Forstall Nelson
& Donelson, Osgood LAWRENCE, W z u stacahose =.
g Ez.-u p
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TJOWE'S COTTON HARVESTER, FOR
Ill picking cotton in the field. Patented December L. 1856
The attention OF growers and others interested partcu
ny invited 10 this and valuable invention for picking cot
ton in the field.
The machine simple in It's construction weighing only eight
pounds and hand do the work OF from three
five men in the field.
picked with this machine is much cleaner md reer
from trash left in better condition for ginning than
that picked by the old hand method.
selling State and county rights for the mannfac
and Of the above machine Any information relative
thereto be obtained by calling the subscriber at the Ar
cade tho hours 10 and daily where machine
will operation by addressing G. A. HOWE Cleveland
Ohio.
Price of machine S25.
Orders promptly attended to. =
W. f. CORNWALL,
MI Arent Tio,re's Cntto IJnryp
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WYNN. w. w. WOOD.-ATToRNEY AND COUN-
w sELLOR- AT-lAW, and Solicitor in Chancery having
removed Orleans aud located in Jackson Miss will
give prompt attention all business entrusted to his charge IL
The High Errors and Appeals The Superior Court OF
Chancery the United Circuit District Courts the
Circuit Courts of HnS Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties. o,,,.,,,o,- ar, -, ,1,,e a.,
| COUNTS, NOTES. etc.
OFFICE-In Eis's Buildings corner of State and Pearl
| Streets Jackson Miss au5 td&W.
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DENTISTRY.

@zzz5saaa, CHARLES T.. KELLS, Id. ID. s.,
No. ISL Canal street, between Carondelet and
Baronne streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
~1tJgJTEETH inserted in full Or partial sets, which,
Beauty Utility and Comfort the Wearer be exceed
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n. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
New Orleans, March "a, 1855.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

{ AFEIWM WF, NMnW ,7UHSLI11EANS sA1VANGS
INsTlTUTioN-1f No. 81 Camp . se1eatSIsincorpora
The office Of the Institution will DO for the reception Of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from & to g. o'clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment Of funds strictly limited by the Act Of
Incorporation to the Public Debts Of the United States of the
Loans upon mortgage of and unimproyed Real
Estate within limits of the city Of New Orleans, exceed
ing so per cent of the appraised cash value. ..
Loans upon pledge of the Stock Of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding 60 per of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of the
funds distributed semannualy among the Depositors
Trustee directly indirectly borrow any of the funds,
or receive any pay enoument whatever. -
Certificates Of deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
upon issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
81
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VERMIFUGEs.
Winer7s Canadian,
ST Perry y Dead Shot,
tayne's Tonic,
Kerl's, 90
B. A. Tahnestock's,
McLane's
BALSAM and COUGH REM
a. EDIES,
Wistar's Balsain ofWildCherrl
Hastings Naptha,
Sherrnan's Balsaln,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's EXpectorant,
Halls Balsam, =
aSwaym's Syrup of WildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ETaylor's Balsam Liverwort,
SJayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
/ Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARTLLAS.
Dr.. John Bulls,
! -
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-23
DIED.

On the 2lst instant CHARLES E. p, se.r &c 1oh,
and Ann Davis, aged four years, two months and and
twenty-one days. "on''is' a"u
On the I'D instant about nipe o'clock at the resi-
ROBERT EMMETT DApy Iatanf SohaaIn rs t On
nine'eenih year OF his age Of disease of the heart
On tne soih r.stant, in Baltimore ALICE LEE,
aaugn a Q. pe late Philip A. L. Contee, of Virgin
~ M ahu granddaughter OF the late Governor emf.
u lyland, aged eighteen years
y y IN OK pennsylvania, on the 21st instant HEN
WISE, aged five months and twelve days
On the 18th instant, at Lewenvlle, Fairfax county
Virginia, JOHN LIBBEY, infant son OF the Rev. b.
= and O. Malvina Bittinger in the tenth mrnth of
his age.
At Burlington, King and Queen county, Virginia
on the 2lst of July, Miss HANNAH CHAPLIN
daughter OF the late Stephen Chaplin ID. d.
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of his judgment, we can only say, that il is
quite unfortunate that he has again rclapsed
into his habits Of misrepresentation.
We believe Gas the Union said on the 18th
Instant, that Col Fremont has not the re-
hottest chance Of successive believe that he
is, politically "a man Of straw"-we believe
that he will receive the Abolition vote, the vote
Of some Free-soil Wings, and, as the Union
says, the I" Free-s0il Democrats together
with the votes Of infdel Germans and Odtho-
lie Irishmen, But while we think that "he
has not the rcmotcst chance Of success !" Gas
the Union truly afirmed) we nevertheless be-
lieve that he will get more r0tes in the North
ern and North Western States than James Blu
chanan. We entertain no doubt of this.
The Washington Union admits that Colonel
Fremont will get " n fen Of the Free-s0il Dem
ocrats" Of the North, and it is obvious that he
will get the foreign vote, almost en- masSe.
lie will get the Abolitionists, and such Free
soil Wings as consider anti-slaveryism para
mount to AmericanisIm. These elements will
form a strong party in the North-a party out
numbering the Buchananites, but much weak
er than the American and conservative ele-
nents Of those portions Of the country. The
American feeling at the North, and in the
West, is equally as strong and as universal as
it is at the South; and the moment it is found,
rs it will be, that the contest in the North and
West involves the sole questions of American
ism, Conservatism and the Union, against
Foreignism, Catholicism and Disunion, the
American nominations will be sustained by an
overwhelming majority Of the people there.
In view of these facts, and Of the confession
made by the metropolitan press of the Bucha-
nantes, that Fremont "has not the remotest
chance Of success" is it not perfectly obvious,
that those presses which assume that the con-
test lies between Buchanan and Fremont are
knowingly and purposely deceiving the peo-
Pile? The contest at the North, is between
Fillmore and Fremont and at the South it lies
between Fillmore and Buchanan. The South
can elect Fillmore by the aid of their electoral
votes, whilst the most it could do by voting
for Buchanan, would be to throw the election
into the House of Representatives.
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Organize !! Organize I!
Organize Organize! I!
To the friends Of Fillmore and Donelson |
everywhere, we say,
ORGANIZE FOR ACTION!

every WHerc, VIC say
ORGANIZE FOR ACTION!
An unquestionable triumph of patriotism
over faction will crown our united vigorous eff
| fort. The whole country is now awake, not
only to the evils which the recklessness OF
party spirit has entailed upon it, but to the
Importance of such action as the crisis re-
quires. The masses seem to stand aloof from
the fascination Of party, as it were, with dis
gust, and are ready to exercise the glorious
prerogatives of freemen-to think for them
selves, and to act under a sense of duty. They
cannot be insensible to the fact that support
of the Cincinnati platform will but tend to per-
petuate the power which has brought the ia
ton to the verge of civil war, and, on the other
hand, that to give countenance to the Fremont
sectional party would be but to aggravate the
evils under which the country is now laboring
Let the humblest citizen be made sensible that
to restore peace and preserve the Union in
tact, there is BUT ONE COURSE OF
ACTION, and that is, to resort to first princi-
pies and be governed by the precepts and ex-
ample of our fathers.
Americans, our glorious country as in peril,
the fact cannot be disguised, the masses are
becoming annually more and more heteroge-
neous, by reason of the too great facilities for
immigration and transportation Of the worth
less Of other nations to our shores, while a
demagoguical spirit is ever ready to pander to
its worst influences for the promotion Of the
sinister ends Of party. resort to first prin-
ciples by the people has become, therefore, i'm
periously necessary. Let them, therefore, be
weaned from the fondling persuasions of party
leaders
There are thousands Of citizens, well-mean-
ing in their dispositions and nature, who re-
quire the attention Of the friends Of
FILLMORE AND OUR NATIVE LAND,
to keep them well advised, that they may not
be drawn within the sphere Of the fascination
and persuasion of the arch-enemies of
OUR FEDERAL UNION;
nor be imposed upon, in the credulity of their
nature, by specious Misrepresentation, or APP
peals to their sympathy or philanthropy. This
can be best accomplished by
THOROUGH AND ACTIVE ORGANIZA-
TION,
everywhere in every State, and in every coun.
ty and township. BY such organization the
friends of the cause, and lovers of their coun-
try, will be made to feel the inspiration OF
hope, which will impart vigor
AND LEAD TO TRIUMPH.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WEDNESDAY, July %, 1856.
The House met at eleven o'clock
Objection being made to the reading of the
Journal when there was no quorum present, call
of the House was ordered, which resulted in l75
members answering to their names, when farther
proceedings with the call was dispensed with
Several communications were announced by the
Speaker; among them, one from Capt Vanderbilt,
inviting the members to visit his great steamer
Vanderbilt" on Saturday next, st IL o'clock
which was laid en- the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. BARKsDALE, Of Mississippi, renewed his
motion to authorize evening sessions which was
agreed to.
Mr.. G0ODE, of Virginia, made an Intellectual
motion to have Tuesday next set apart for the
business of the District of Columbia
The House resumed the consideration of the
Nebraska Contested Election, and confirmed the
seat OF Mr.. b. b. CHAPMAN.
motion to strike out the mileage of the con.
testant, Mr.. BENNETT, was lost and both mileage
and per diem were allowed him.
The next business in order being the New Mex.
leo contested election,
Mr.. GALLEGOS, the sitting member, submit
ted an elaborate printed defence, which was being
read by the Clerk when our report closed