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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-30
Jeu,li le 19.ne jour dc Juliet 1860
SLATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession OF ierre Leclercq, deceased
No, 457.
10y Virtue Of commission to me directed from the
ID aforesaid Court bearing date the 18th day oi
May 1850, in ,he numbered ard entitled Success
sion will be offered for sale public suc lou {" the
last and highest bidder at the Court House of this
parish
Thursday, 18th day Of July 1860,
at 10 o'clock n, the following described tract Of
land, belonging to said succession OF lierre eclerq
y certain tract Of nd, b~A,g the West portion of
the North east quarter ~ Section twenty one
Township six, Range eleven East containing sixty
acres, situated in thus parish.
Term, Of Sate:--Said land to be sold payable in
three equal instruments and the FIRST day Of
March OF each of tie years 1851, 1862 and lSt3-the
purchaser furnish his notes endorsed to the salts
faction nt the Tutor, PAYABLE At the office Of the Re
corder of this parish and b airing e-ht per cent n-
ferest per annum from dae TIL paid aud mnrtga,e e
retained sad land until t. e full and final pa ment
4. BEKGERON,
June 2na 1870. D.S.
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Jvml. IL lztne Iuur dc Juliet leOU,

y II heurrs A. NJ. le lrop"ete suivant" savoir.
Tn c"r,an more de terri, eta le quart Sud est
e /, Scct Il dams Ie township Six du Range Opze
81, nant cent soiNante "a 100 acres, asec les
Improvements u,ii s'y t:onvent.
na- ouiIt, r de Ia e-I~l t.rre >usfite
vtndut un. ''eux ct tio,s term egaux le prem
e Vars des a,nee, 1861 1852 ct 1868. L,acqu,reur
inulnira hillets CORES pundant les t,rmes
>.lsdit>. divi tiois c"u pour chaque terme
!e>qur'- btlict- ~rront fits rayabcs lnice dn e.
c..rdt Dc cft paroiSSe rndoSScS Ii saiistct ion
ut. ur portant hut pour dinteret de date JUS
"a au pament. ct hypoth.que avec confession o. jn
yemeut retenu la terre jusquau paiment Ilen
ct final.
T. BERGfEON.
Juin 2nA 1sfl. p. s.
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ETATDE Ia LOUISIANA.
Paroisse do Oues. Baton Rouge.
corR DIT s1xiEas D STRICT JrDiclAlRE.

Nans raare de Ia succession lie John Toy, decedee,
No $751;
I'M vertu dune commission o addresse dan
e. raffaire ci-d.ssus ntitule en- date du IA iv il
iorU par Ia Cour dl sixieme District Judicaire, dahs
It pour Ia taroisse ri ttat sus.!it aifrra vente
publlque plus offraut ct derner encberrisseur a
Ia maison de Cour de Ia parosse lest i'aton Rouge
Jeudi, lie 12me jour de Juliet 1860
II heures w., Ia proprietes suivante ct appate
mnt Ia susdit success on. savnir:--
In Section No. dlx-s-rt. ans lie Township No sept
hu hange No ou.. est ie~ terres sujets da
ie Bureau des Ierres drs Flats Uns la Nouvell,
Orleans, sur ie- tp:mes suivante:
- \ un credit de douze mOis.
T. BERGEROS
Juin 9, 1860. ID. s.
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SiAIt. OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH ), DIe1AL DISTRICT curR1

SIXTH DIClAL DISTRICT COURT.
Aug leClercq ct ais VS.. Naipnl,n lrahan. Tutor ct
ais, + PARTITION. No. ltI7
10y virtue of an ord of the afor said Court dat
ID ed West Baton Rouge the 9th day nf May 1860
and to dir ced in the matte, OF the above name
and murdered suit. will offer at public ancion to
The st AMI highes, bidder at the tour. House oi
aid parish on
Thursday, 18th day Of July 1860,
at IL o'c.ock A. NJ the following described prop' rty
A certa n trsct of land being the South asst guar
ter of Section number twenty one. in Township six
of Range eleven last situated in this par a con
tanning one hundred ard sixty "a 100 acres with all
the improvements thereon.
~ Terms IF >a,e--N,d land to be sole in one two
and equal instalments. the first day OF March,
Of the years 1861. 1862 and 1868 the purch ser TO
furnish is corresponding til the above terms
div .drd into three coupons for each nsta'ment said
not to he made pay bic at tie oihce ." the Recor'i-
Of this parish enlo sed to the satisfaction of th
iutor bearing e'l ht per cent interest from date uail
raia and mortgage and confcs ion Of ju cement re-
tanned On said LAID until full and fual paymens
T. BfRGEt0N,
June 2nd 1860. .s ID. s.
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Thursday. 10Th dav of July 1860,
ETAT DE LA LOUIS 'ANE. &
pARoI<SE De QUEST BATON ROYCE.


rnvR Dr sIxIEaE DISTRICT JunlCiAiRE
Fans Ia Succession de ii Let lercq decedee. No.
457 @5ss
I'M yEETl- dune commission moi atdrcssa par
IL Il GOur susditr. dams ct pour, cete pard'sse Ell
t,a, 1ater le % Mai 1866 dams afaire de Ia success
sou lie Pierre Ie 1ercq.H Il oifert en- yente ub-
l,que au p'us ofr,nt ct de- nier encherrsseur Ia
mason lie Cour de cette parosse-
Jeuli le 12.ne jour dc Juliet 1860.
a IL heures A. NJ. Ia propriete suiyante savoir:
Tn ce tain de terre situe cet1e parosss
etart la portion Quest du quart Nor,l est DE IA Sec
ion vim t un dan, le Township six d. Rang. onzs
Est, cantenant soixante scres.
e. oniiton de liz yente:-IA susdte terre sers
VENUE pa, able tros termes egarx, lie premier DE-
Mars de cbacua tes annses 1851 1862 ct 1858. &C
querenr fournra llets endosses Ia satsfac lion
du Tuteur ct payable bureau du Recor DE- cette
parosse, ct portant huit pour cent dnterer par
de date iusqu au aiment ct hyp theque reteuue sur
le terr- jusqua au paiment plein ct 6Dal.
T BERGERON,
Jnn ond 1880. 81 n.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.

SIXTH rFSTK-CT tOuRT.
In matter OF the Succession of John Toy. deceased.
No 537-Frobate
DY Virtue Of order OF sale to NE directed in the
ID above entitled sacce. of dat the 14h day
Of April 1860 fr the ton the Sixth District Court
;n n d for the Parish of Fast Ratnn R0nge, in the
STATE aforesaid will offer at public sale. to the last
and highest bidder the Court House Of this par
iSh of We Eaton Rouge. on
Thursday, the 18th Of July, 1860.
at II o'clack A. NJ, the hereinafter described prop
er,y belonging to the Succession of John 10y, de-
c..ase!. to- wit
Section No. Seventeen in Township No. Seven,
Of ange Eleven East "f lands subject t" sale in the
Ur,ted states land flee IN New Orleans"
Upon the following te ION l. months credit.
iL-=-' T. REkGEi.ON u. $.
West Baton Rouge June 9 1860.
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fTAT Dr.. LA LDU.slANE.
Paroisss de Que t B ton oug:.

FC.sUK
}ans l'afaire de Succes lie Seraphine Iejecne,
veuve dpcedee lie U. f,oiron. No 562.
4 TTESDU que Juneon Eoironcomme, admins
trateur de Ia dite succession. ce jour enregis
ire le 1. mpte e. tn bleAu final administration
lie Ia usdite success,on- 49,
Avl. est par presentes donne que toute opposi
tion legale pbO.n"logatipn du d,t tabieau dev-e
etre faite RnreaD au Grefier lie cetta Paroissia
dams les trente jou,s qui suvrout Ia reniere punb
cation des presentss g
". B. CHAMRERLN, GrelBsr
Burssu du GrslDsr. JUN ole6o.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA


PARISH OF WEST BATDN RDEGE
DY virtue of proclamation OF His Exce'lencv
Id Thomas .. Moor =, Governor of the Sta of
louisana Of date he nth OF Jtnuary 1850 order
ing election be hell on Monday, the 2n day of
Jnly next lsS0-for the purpose If choosing q
Senator TO ill the vacacv e by the death of Hon
J. ]. Sterling. Of this Senator al district The Dist
rict is composed OF the parishes # West Felicnna,
"ointe Coupee and West BATON Rouge The election
n this parish will be hell as follows:
for Cut of precinct at the house Of Cselien
RafTr,i-
Commissioners Javier Hebert villeneuve Tull er
and Marce,in I'oron
For the Court House precinct, at the Court
House
Observation-Disclosures Barrow, F. +. Allain
and H. J. Hyams.
For 'ruly Landing precinct, at the Coffee House OF
Tras. R"urg 4 90
C"mmissioners-Felixh hcbert, Frank Williams and
Frame a. Woods.
For Iobde!l store precinct, at the store of +.
Tao
Cnmmi s,oners-Louis S. iI,bdell, B. ". Clark and
J. +. Iacncau.
For the ovdras precinct At the School House OF
he nj School district
Cnmmissinntrs-Hugh :. Flynn, Edouard Nurdm
and J"sep,, B.a uchamp.
The lo!ls at eac precinct to be kept oren from 9
"cl OK, A. NJ. until O'Clock 7. ". said election to
b. onBi tct~d and returns to be made by - Com
m>i"ner>. in all respects according to the pro
visions IF the Constitution and laws in such
made and provided
wM. WHITE, sheriff.
West Baton 7ouge July 9TH. 1890
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- Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA,
P0ro,sse d Quest Bnton Rou1e.

CorR pu slxIExE DISTRICT JrDICIAIRK
4 rrENnr que ,Judeon i,oron administrator de Ia
~ susdite succession, enregistre le tableau final
de admtnstr tom
Avis est par le present donne que toute opposition
Pho noogation dn dit tableau devra etre fite dams
les trente jours qu su,vront la premiere Publication
de cette avis bureau du Gr.er de cette paroisse.
W. b. CHAMEkRIJN.
Bureau du Grefier. Juin Q, 1860. Grefier
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Purish of W.xt BOt0n Kouge,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In matter Of S+rap,ine lejeune, deceased widow Of
U. Doiron. No. 562.
IXyHEREAS JuJpon I,oiron administrator
w has this day filed final tablpau and account
# his admb>tra, ion in the above successon-
NOTICE. is hereby given. that all legal opposition
to the henol CATION Of said account must be flied
the Clerks Office Of said tarish within thirty days
from the puIlicat on hereof
W r. CHAMRERI.IN, Clerk.
Clerk 2 Office June 1860
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SlAIE Or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROEHE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession Of Onezimc Doiron, deceased,
No. 527. s5
IL HrRFAs Judeon Dorrn has filed final tableau
W and account OF his adm,uistra ton of the above
Successinn-
Notice is hereby given that al legal opposition to
the homnlogation Of said account trust be filed the
Office of tue Clerk of ts parish, within thirty days
fr'u, the first publ cation hereof.
" b CHAMBERIJN,
Clerks Office June O. 1860 Clerk
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ETATjDEfLA LOUISIANA.
Paro,sse d'Est Baton Rouge.

Aug. leCercq ct ais v.. Val Trahau. Tuteur ct ais
pour partition. No. 1917
nv VERT, dune commission \ moi sdresse mar Ia
II our .usdite. de h parois,e susd,t dams atIa re
ntituls en- date du 70 Msi 1860 il oGert Ell
vente publiqu~ plus odrant ct dernere encherie-
ssuP . b mssGuA u ObVr - GsttD poHuisD@
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III .VelU Ertsg Store.

AN sVClO A1TyS iSlOSCs
r. u U r b n l. A Y,
wH"LEsAIE AND REraH. DE,IFR
DRUGS. MEDICINES & CHEMICALS
L,UkiL ~Tkt TT, BATON ROUGE.
LNlNE TOILET ANR SHAVING :OAi>. FINt
/ Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
Instruments. Medicine Chest. 1rus-"s and Supper-
t" cfall kincs, Fresh Garden Seeds
PURE SPICES,
1nd all the genuin. Patent Med cines of the day.
SUPERIOR INDELIBLE INK
PURE WINES .4ND BE.ANDIES
For Me''ical Purposes.
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.
My Medicines hav all heen selected with care and
are all warranted utr and genuine.
FINE FOCkLT CUTEIERY,
'.aZors and Scissors.
PERFUME
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS,
. arefullv prepared AT all hours
| n pc by strict attention to business, and by
keeping he very best articles to receive reasona
able share Of patronage. K. b. DAY.
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ish Of West Baton Rouge, in obedience to
the charge Of the Court to them given. pro-
ceeded to the discharge Of their duties, and
tto"nd number Of delinquents under the
Road ard Levee ordinances, of the said ar
ish, but deem it unnecessary. il not unwise,
to take any action in the premises at present,
owing to the confused aud uncertain state
into which the Police Jury have placed these
matters. and will respectfully recommend to
that Honorable body. to adopt such measures
as will make the laws in relation thereto
and the action Of the Grand Jury under the
same Of effect. Also examined the public
buildings Of said parish, and found the same
in good order. and now having nothing fur
ther before them, respectfully beg leave to
be discharged for the term.
[Signed VALMONT HERERT,
,4, e Foreman.
A true copy ofGrand- -Jury's Report
-. Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge State
LIS. Of Louisiana, this Sd day Of April,
lsigDed.] ". B. cEANBzRL1y, Clerk.
=. The report of tie Committee on Distribu-
ton Of Poytras Funds, came next in order,
and after some disc us>ion, was adopted, viz:
To the President and Members 2f tie Police Jury Of
West 6ato" Rouge:
The undersigned Commissioners of the
P,ydras fund beg leave to submit the follow
ing majority Report as to the distribution of
the interest among the INDECENT girls who
married during the past year.
Total amount to be divided $2.475 IS.
lat Degree. Widow Fanstin Rafrraie in
representation of her daugh-
ter Olivia Raffraie who died :
after marriage with Portals.
~ -,'' Tuillier ........ s6ss, ,79X
1st Degree. Pauline Blanchard ....... 66S, ,79h
q Elizabeth Allen. ........ 66S 79h
"a Degree. Anatolee lssac......... 4sS, 7ox
$2475 Is
lSigned.] &c. WOODS, IS
w. B. CHAN MBERLIN,
M
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Ceeperages cospe,ailgr::

CeePerages CosperaEr::
'DHE UNDERSIGNED, having located At the Ferry
Il Landing Q; this parish, is now fully prepared to
irnish planters and "thers with HOGS HEADS. BAR
eGl3 and hALF RAFRtI,s, which he fully guarran
'ess in every particular.
~ ALL orders received AMI promptly attended to
, A.>re Of patronage is respectfully solicited. "a
i, PHILLIP BAUER
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New Livery STA hle.

New Livery STA ble.
(VASTlF L KtA AN. having pnrcha sei the we'll known
" Stables on Third st, -et formerly owned hv Rob
ert Heal beg leave I" inform the publ generally.
hag s0en ~ practicable. they intend I" ft ur
the,r establishment in manner not I" be surpassed
~ tny other Livery stable in the south. They viii!
aave "ew .urplv of carriages. Buygies. and other
's-,n fact every acc mmodation or tra velers plr,
parties. au Others can be had at reasona b. nd
tisfactory rates HENRY 4. CA.S1IE,
A. MILTON KEAN
Having sold to Messrs. Castle l. Kean the Livery
.ble on Third str. ct. kl..wn {. Reals Livery
( BILE" take this method Of Recommending my
ty believing that they vii give ful satisfaction e
II Aheir customers.
ROBK2T BEAL
Baton Rouge, Ia, Aprii 2S, 1859.
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3ATTo~ SFoPo'
Attorneys / Ceunxellorx 1t Law.

w fshsa Of East aul Wsst B.ton R.,aSs lh,rv,ll,,
Point coupee and Vest fslie,asa. Also in the Su
p,sne Court efLoutsisoa, aad the United Ststss M
s'ee e. Ctaest Cssrts, ~ Hsv OrIosps,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
EIuaHIHc. March

- u. Aooos
EDIroR CHRONICLE: As some time has
elapsed since you have been in our little
town, and some probably who read The
CHRONICLE never come to visit Us, thought
that 1t might not prove embarrassing to let
you know what WI are doing these "hard
times"
We are still here, according to Scripture,
though not a city. "a town set upon a hill"
Whether It or Ito light could be hid we will
not say. but when ' tell you that we have
arisen to such a height as to almost think
that WE can make our laws at home aud
thereby save the expense incurred by send
ing men every winter to Columbus, and for
this purpose have organized a (bogus) Leg
islnture, you will no doubt think that Flus.
hing must be improving. We nave elected
a very worthy gentleman Mr.. E. b.. Rat
c%lif--a sound Republican, as Speaker
Several bills have been introduced, among
which was one ITO prevent the admission Of
colored people into our State" and another
"to repeal all liquor laws" The latter has
been rejected. We would rather have
some laws a little tighter, than that any
should be dispensed with. But as l have
60: on to this subject, | will say as a gen.
eral thing we are not cursed with that dread.
full demon, Intemperance, to the exten,
some communities are. Though there was
a hole about 81 miles from here where this
Observation-Disclosures (bad whiskey)
was to be obtained, but through the energy
aud manliness Of a few Of his neighbors, we
hope the critter has been made hide his
head. 1t is very seldom you see a drunk
man on our streets. Would that we could
say neuer.
On last Monday evening, we had quite an
excitement for q short time, by the sudden
disappearance OF David Hoar, a lad of about
II years of uge, who, in a pet at his mother
ran off from home. He was pursued by hit
brother, but succeeded in making his escape
He spent the night In a vacated house that
the family had formerly lived in, and started
early for Morristown, where he took the
BUS for Washington. Guernsey county
where his father is at work. This is rather
bold for one so young in years.
MORE SOMETIME"
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with the church doYi6gi the present confer.
ence year on this charge.

49,
tFrcm the whss,,ns IntsIiissnesr, March .,
SUICIDE ny DRowNINc--A SoRRowIuL
TALE.-A man whose name we could not
learn jumped overheard from the steamer
Decotah, a short distspss below this city, a
day or two ago, and ~ss drowned. His story
as related to us,is certainly so,rownl one.
The man wac q native. we believe, 81" Bel
mont county, Ohio. About a year since he
moved to the West, taking with him a wife
and seven children, and there hoped to gain
for hipseli . coupetsnce. Like many Others
his bright aniicipations " prosperity were
blasted by the unfavornble appearance Of
things III the new country and alter a short
residence there. he and his family were
stricken down with the fever and ague, and
1t was not long until his means were ex.
ha listed and poverty stared them in the face.
They resolved to return to their old home
in Ohio, and bundling up their scsnty clio.
thing and started for the Ohio river. After
many perils and hsrdships they reached the
long looked for shore, and meeting with the
Decotah went on board. The whole family
We'c "oo S"t''eiy ucbtitute VI CIOtnlnp
and the feet Of the children were wrapped
in rags TO keep them from freezing. Capt
Ligh,ner received the poor family kindly
and agreed to bring them up to this city
During the passage the father and husband
seemed to suffer the most intense agony o.
mind, sitting most Of the time with his face
buried in his hands looking out upon the
water. When within a short distance of hi,
old home, II is supposed that the thought o
meeting his friends and acquaintances, in
squalid misery, so worked upon his mine
that be found life a burthen, and before any
one was aware Of his intention he leapet
overheard, and disappearing beneath the
waves was seen no more. The wife ant
children were Of course greatly distressed o
this new calamity, and their utter helpless
ness and miserable condition eliciled univer
sal sympathy from the passengers, and col
lection Of between forty and Atty dollars wa,
SOON raised for their benefit. They wer,
fortunately met At Bellsire by an old &C
quain lance who volunteered to convey then
to the house Of a relative where they ha,
formerly lived.
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SALE.


THE undersigned, Assignee Of Josephs.
Wsddell, will offer at public sale, mmc
Gang on
WEDNESDAY. the 4tb day of April,ls6
the following described personal and real
property, to wit: Dry Goods. Queens~are.
Tinware, Notions, Books. Drugs, Glassware
Wagons, &c &c.
ALSO-The following described real
estate, to wit: The undivided halt of q house
and lot in Sewellsville, Belmont county,
Ohio, in the name of Samuel Curtis, Sr..
and Josephus Waddell, late partners; said
undivided half appraised at $50.
To be sold on the following terms: 0n.
sales OF personal property. all sums of So
and Under, cash in hand, and all sums over
SO a credit of FIVE months, with note and
approved surety; and on realty. in hand,
in Elk months aud in twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale, with ne,s
rAd approved surety.
Sale on the premises. In Seweil.vill-.
Belmont county, Ohio. and to commence rt
~ O'Clock. A. n, on the day Siotesait,, dad
TO continue from day to day until .llis sod.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, A~s.ignee.ss
February "a, 1860, 6w =
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nicholas Crawley vs.. Daniel Grimes, etal.
10y Virtue OF a Mandate to me directed from the
ID Court VI Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, ] will of.r IOr sale, at the front door OF the
Court House, In st. ClaiTsville. on TUESDAY,
the 2itl, day OF March, 1860. between The hours
vt 10 O'Clock \. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. ~. OF said day
the following described real estate, TO wit;
Lot No one. in Block No ". in Bellaire city
Belmont county, Ohio,
Also, at the same time and place. the NORTH
East quarter Of section 7. o~nship Z, and range 4
in said county OF Belmont. .xcepi 81 acres sold ID
Robert Duncan, containing seveniy-seyen ri
acres, more or less.
Appraised as iollows--Loi No I. Bellaire city
q II acIes, s26lS,OO. Terms cash.
r. LOCHARY, Special Master.
Sherih's Office, February %, 1860.
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Synopsis. Of Congressional Proceed.
From the Nav York T,,b,r.,

From the New York TfIbuns1
SENATE, March 2.--SevertI Executive
communications and reports IRON Commit.
tees Of no general interest were recei, ed.
Mr.. Wilson (Re2., Mass introduced q bill
smendstory Of the act providing for the ex-
ecuiiou Of the pubiiciprintiDg. The privste
caIandsr was taken vp, and a large number
Of bills were passed. The bill granting a
pension to the widow OF Gen. Persuor Y.
Smith coming up, |, was amended, on mo.
ton Of Mr.. Seward crop, NJ Y-) by in
GLIDING The widow Of Gem kfNy, %ben the
subjec, was postponed. The Senate then
went into Executive Session. after which
It adjourned ill Monday. b.,
HOUSE, March 2.-Mr. Adrain "a. L.,
N. j. had read a statement In reply 10 the
resolutions Of Mr.. Carter (Rep., N. lY..)
rclytive TO the treatment Of the New YorL
Seventh Regiment a. Washington. The
statement shows that there was no cause o
complaint whatever at the treatment extend.
ed to the New York Military. The bill
carrying into effect treaty stipuIhtiom with
the Indians Of Oregon and Washington
Territories. was passed. The House ther
proceeded TO vote for Printer, with this re
suks "a,
Whole number Of votes 1877; Necessary
to a choice "a; Mr.. Ford 90; Glossbrennet
~; Seaton 81; Remainder scattering.
Dir. Ford was declared elected. Mr. Nor
rs Dem, ILL.,. was excused rom serving OF
the Committee on Roads and Canals. III
found fault with The construction of Thu
Standing Committees. Mr.. fColfax (Rep.
Ind reported u bill authorizing publishers
to print on their papers the dale when sub.
scription expires, and IL was passed. A
large number Of private bills were reported
and the House adjourned till Monday.