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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

HoNS 3. D. HoLBRooK has supplied US with
Large number of Reports-Smithsonia In
Btitute, Agricultural, &c. Also copies OF
VOORHEES, speech, Washington Chronicle,
Baltimore Sun, &c. &c.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

TIE District Court has been engaged most
Of the week in the trial ofthe Cbiaamen. on
a charge of assault to commit murder. Sew
eral attorneys are engaged on both sides. The
Grand Jury are-stilI engaged in, their inves-
LEGATIONS.
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=. B. F. LAMBK4N,,
Fact No. 8.


About two weeks ago the said Vajen by
attorney went before the Board of Commits
sioneFs of Boise County. and acknowledged
himself defaulter TO the County in the sum
ascertancdb by the County Investigating Com
mittee amounting to $llDO and offered to
pay the same by surrendering County war
rants. for thleeamouut: at fifty cents on the
dollar-which proposition being the best that
could be done, under the circumstances the
Commissioners accepted. and released the
bondsmen of their liability to the County
but not Of course, effecting the criminal liza :
bility, of Vajen, for the dedication to the
County. Fact No H.
That the total known. defalcation ofO. d.
Vajen to the Countyrand Territory for the
year1S64, from the affidavit of Mr. Lamkin,
and the admissions of Vajen himself, amounts
to the sum Of seven thousand, FIVE hundred
and seventy four dollars. Fact No. 5.
T The defalcation of Slocum was reported to
be near the same figures. Slocum is in Jail
and Vajen is wandering about the town on an
$500 bond. Fact No. 6.
The above group of facts are suggestive
enough without any remarks.
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Dissolution Notice.

VIE Co1PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between the UNDERSIGNED in the bnsi
ness of the Miners Brewery and Bakery. at Idaho
City, under the firm name and style of Mannheim
4 Fischer, is this day d;sso we'd by mutual cons
sent. All debts dae to the Lite firm may be paid
to either Of the undersigned. RN
HENRY MANNHEIM.
HERMAN FISCHER
The business will be conducted hereafter bv
nl8w3 FItCHER g. bfEYDENBADER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

MAIL.-0R Thursday a large mail from San
Francisco arrived, bringing somesof the long
lost exchanges and letters, which. the snow
has delayed on the road, Several letters and
papers We received from California bear date
as long ago as Dec 9th 1865, being two and
q. half months on the road. Among the let
tiers from correspondents was one from Mr.
Jno. Welch. who left here in. November for
New York and Europe. He was one Of the
founders of the Fenian Order, here, and we
shall publish his communication next week,
for the benefit of his numerous friends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

WE understand Gov. Lyon has appointed
Frank Kenyon Esq, Territorial Printer, and
that Mr. Kenyon and Mr.. ellison have gone to
San Francisco to have the journals and stat
utes published in book form. Mr.. Hewlett is
acting Secretary of the Territory in Mr.. Gil
sons absence. We know Mr.. Hewlett to be
an industrious and courteous gentleman who
will attend to the affairs of the Office in
prompt and efficient manner.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

We understand that Gen. Thos. ]. Butler,
former editor .ofsthis paper, is now connected
with the Mpntafla Radiator published at
Helena, NJ. T. He "keeps his lick up" as a
newspaper pioneer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

3 OwYHEE WAR.--ThS recent Indian. depre-
dations on the Jordan have raised the martial
ire of the citizens of Owyhee, and they are
going after Mr.. Indian, ''red-eyed." At a
meeting of the citizens of Silver and Ruby
cities resolutions were adopted as follows:
RESOLVED, That three men be appointed to
select twenty five men to go Indian hunting.
and allthcse who can ftthemselves out shall
receiveea nominal sum for all scalps that they
may bringia, and all who cannot fit them
selves out, shall be fitted out By this Commit
tee, and when they bring in. scalps, it shall
be deducted out.
2. That for every buck scalp be paid one
Hundred dollars, and every squaw soap ff1y
dollars, and twenty five dollars for everything
in the shape of.an Indian under ten years of
age.
3. That the CHAIR appoint, three men to
pick out the twenty-five men to go hunting
Indians. The Chair appointed Massey, r.
Brown and Mills.
f. That each scalp shall have the curl Of
The. head and. each man. shall make oath
that the. said. scalp was taken by. the COM
pany.
5. That Mr.. Massey act as temporary Quar-
termaster.
s. That this meeting adjourn to meet at I
o'clock tomorrow night.
&C. WHIrcoMB, secy.
Hon. e. Bohannon was dispatched to Fort
Boise to raise munitions of war. 1.-THE com
pany does not lose its ardor before meeting
with the Snakes said Indians will likely suf-
fer some It will test the wealth of Owyhee
to pay for all those scalps, though.
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S29.6O5 65
TERRITQRY OF IDAHO, co
Cbunfv nf IDA DO'

County OF, Ada 90
thereby certify that the above is a true and
correct copy of my Territorial books kept by me as
Auditor of the Territory and further that the above
balance amounting to Six Thousand Four hundred and
Seventyfour IL 100 Dollars 474 III is due and unac
counted for by c. D. Vaien, Treasurer Boise Co., for the
year 1854 to the Territory of Idaho and that the said
balance any part thereof has been paid over to
auy officer legalized to receive the same nor has the
same been properly accounted for.
4 B. F. LAMBKIN,
Boise City, I. T., Feb 10, 1866. Ex-Auditor Idaho
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nineteenth
day OF February a. D. 1866 III B. LANE
Territorial Controller
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eoRaEeTIoS.--A friend at Silver City,
owyhee, desires US to correct ain item we
made lately respecting the location of Moore
: Cos. property, It is located near Silver
City instead Of Ruby, City.
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Every officer is required by law to fully
aud faithfully discharge his duties. The
people have borne heavy burdens of taxation.
and poured their gold into the County Trea-
snry oytae pound, and he who takes it, in
the shape oftaxes, fines or fees, and unlaw
fully converts ito his own use, is felon of
great magnitude.-EJudge Kellys Charge
True bnt We believe it is unusual for a
person indicted as "a. felon Of great magni-
tude' (embezzling nearly $8ooo) to be set at
liberty on bond for $500.
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u ew this w eek.
FENIANS CHOP HOUSE !!

ID EADER DO YoUWIsH SOME CA ~
Ia thing good to eat +? If you do 90 Va Als&Y
60 the Fenian Chop House where Won ~
viii mud Ben. F Baliou who knows how 10 get It
aqp in style. He is.the oldest California Cook IN
Id lho. Call and see him.
Opposite Dared &c.. Main st. I'll tho CITY.
l8tf. RECKNIlY q 20
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newspaper pioneer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-13

Hough, Kenner Lott, MundAy, Newton Of Jack
son, Newton of Morehouse, Nelson, Purcell,
Scruggs, WEIGH and Wilcoxoh-19 Senators.
Nays--Messrs. Burthe, Cooley, Egan, Ellis,
Foute, Gordon, Kelso, Lapeyre NOLAN, Palfrey,
Poche and Taylor--l2 Senator'S
So, the joint resolution was postponed until the
10th of March next.
On motion of Mr.. Bell, thp Senate adjourned
until Monday next at u o'clock NJ.
2' HENRY B. KELLY, 3 4"
n .--- SacreEarY of the SANTA
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MEDICAL.
CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRuP-

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRup
~ - e. ~ 80.
positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for al
(hereuitary) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TC
CHILD. ...'1.. ..*-.-.
stuma t1andr,ar sxrst;r,s tu..r..,, t-., IT,,
r.,..,.. 81. ,,. " - At
A1' ''p'-"'' '"'' tSueul-
This faint (hereitazy and acqurdd filing life with untold
misery ia BY all psual n,.dica, rsn,sdiss ,,.,ra,a
-5@f n z. 4.5r
h 1'' $3.50 ass asE
there any disease in which the Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign, is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The most intense pains almost Instantly aevaed-eno
nous swelings reduced Cases. chronic vicarious
twenty thirty years standing have been cured by u.s.
T ssti u a-5s5g-- 81. .s.s.- ia.
nervous Depty snattefed NERVES. ST. Vitus Dance Loss
Of fo"eF' CONFUSION OF thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered years will bless the day
which they read these lines Particularly to weak suffering
will this medicine prove an inesmabe blessned
recting their footsteps to Hope which afls mora than
promises. r:sst +s &
+ Mercurlal DlAennes.
saI,ra.;o, po,.,,a f p., I, "a c,, ~, ;.
Bones Feeling of WEAKNESS. Depression of snir;ts
CONSTITUTIONS 1JEr sypup ,. A., ..-
From, oil Tho .,,r .a..t. - Mrpr1rpT - -. - =,
Breath and curing the Weak Jo1ts and Rbspmatc pain,
which tho use of Cslomel IL surG In nroduce u bad
Spongy Gums and secures the Tseth as smlv as avar
Cohstftutioh AHe syrup
Erad,cstss root and br,ncb all Er,hro Gil,
TX 'S4.A'a : - Ai.'' oioiohHo
And all other difficulties of this end which so much dis
figure appearance of both males and females often
making them disgusting object to themselves and their
friends.
Constitutfon Lie Syrup
p.., 80
taken the swelling detected thus preventing their
!. "a - pe1a - oDo1 10 "'sns s'fes' "iich
80. ; !. -. - = -. o1e :, N'' I VI VIZ uni's
ject Discharges from the Ears which depends upon
scrofnlous constitution Ttase ~ s,o, r.co ~ .Li
fap d,sea IL tba IA s,r,,ra -
r. l., 9-g
a. '.''uo'' Peisons eahefihs itoih senera beointy,
In tha sa,,la rrons, ~ H. 7oaros VI ,t 1, 49,
conpanied with Inflammation and liberation of the ens ara
narmapsnt,v .,rsd b.s Conetit,ti r. ia Co. M IT,
know, os c,tra A. S,,,I NJ ~ ~ 81 ~ an $3.50 $3.50
a,,ir.1 Tt 5 ia ~ 49, 50 W vs.. io.io =, .
disease exceedingly chronic and Stubborn and will
moved without extra effort. aM}#
&c ~. ~ , 40 ~ 'ne 0eas' anu sweius
resortns to the knife OF operations of any kind.
Eplsptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of the
40 pa'p'aton Disease 9, fhe waves producing
ctias his u u nesfs ease ana all the
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Assets, $5s7,593 10.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE n,
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

| CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co
J SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Premiums received for the ending April 2ls II
Losses para during time. .........., &C. 722 n
rhe Company have the following assets Wis:
Bills receivable secured by mortgage and Stocks o.
tof Premiums b7,746 SO
insurance SCRIP S9S 50
hesi Ehbato $1,000 on
Bank Stocks, City and other Bonds, etc. .$s65ss6
| Less suspended notes, Stock and Bond &C. n
60OO0-l655B $50 90
Premiums in course Of collection ...... b. 2e2 rs
Cash on hand. 81 542 IL
...., ....g.. s59674s ~
The Company will pay the interest Its outstanding Cer
of Scrip to the legal holders thereof on and after the
second Monday in July and the Trustees have decl
dividend of TWENTY per cent payable in Scrip dely
cradle on and after the first Monday in August .
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY v OGDEN, Secretary
rRusrEEs: '
Thomas A. Adams Samuel Fl. Kennedy.
c. 7. Buddecke, James J. Hanna
Samuel B. Newbern, A. Dutil,
r. H. Foley, William Edward.
J. Norman jackson, A. g. Ober.
"A. IhompsoA, A. B. Reading.
National MARINE
n ra-n -
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- This Company Tnsures against all Losses by
Fire, Marine and INLAND Navigation,
TWENTY FIRE PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Allowed -r-;.
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
On and after the LIST of October.
j. M coURTENAY, President
s. G. EMLEY, Vice President.
LOUIS G. DHoMERGUE, Secretary,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK
Chartered 1se1-Assets, LOCO. Don,
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
The undessgnea having been appointed General Apant,
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI |
a,n nov to transact all business relating to Fire
losses promptly paid Agents appointed
sEELYE 4 wEsTC0T,
~ Carondelet street. |
7 BENZ. CHANDLER,
- s7cARoNDELET STREET |
Agent for the
Original Travellers Insurance comn.nv
o. hartford Conn.,; also Agent the principal New York
"oephii bostan chicago, st Louis Louisville Cine;n
a memphis Vtckshurs Jackson Mobile and New Orleans
now ready TO insure against accidents kinds
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NEW YORK.
John Ii. FULLER,
UFACTURER AND DEALER
No. Dey Street, New York,
Has In store and ready for immediate shipment
ri, featuring to order,
~El ~ .-a

1orsa"le ana stationary steam Engines ans
Boilers,
ts 2o hsrss power circnlar and Upright Saw Mills
ee Of a%bs IF al sTss Cutting zoo
Wheels Mil Mashney Sugar sShs Ms a F.
Cotton WOODEN hhaesS s &c. for Oh An'
f Eog,a p,f 4s,5s. Gray Woods Planning Ma
P Prli LsMth nas,.,. Daniels Planning Machines
S Sottig MMHenhnes, Moulding Machines,
Upright Drills Tenoning Machines
Steam Steam Pumps, Power Morticing Machines,
Fo oa fnmps,s Foot Morticing Machines
Suction Pumps. Bind Stat Tenonins Machnss
s sstsw S4f1s an, EIgh sss Saws
Leather and Rubber Hose Upright Reserving S sii
Climbing and Gas Fittings Rotary Mining Pumps
eteam ana water Gauges, and Railway Supplies,
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Ginsi
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven, and Nc
0rthy COTTON Gins with engines horse powers
Thing required for the and the Lowest
of1ce fnnt "rders are rasne"tul'r solicited
...".PUMPs!.. PUMPS,
STEAM, FORCE, SUCTION, "O-
Lifting Pumps of Every Description.
STEAM and GAS PIPES PIPE and GAS FITTINGS
AND
EVERY DESCRIPTION I
Flumber's, Gas and Steam Filters, Goods.
For sale at the lowest rates, by hi .-..
sF JOHN B. FULLER,
8 DEY STREET,
e"1:... New York.
JAMES DAVIS,
boiler Maker and Rlacksm
II, ~, 70 n Julia street, lao Front Levee street
omce-FuLToN street. corner OF JULIA
NEW OELEANS.
Renairs ~ " ' M" ~
NATEN STATES sEEial. I.EN WOHAs
~ FACTORY, CAMDEN, N. ].
n. EsterbrOok Il Co.,,
.s STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS.
Warehouses No. aos Arch street Philsdelpaia-
Samples and prices application Lots made order of
any pattern gtamp required
GAuTlOS-These pens Of genuine American manufac.
tur and equal nsh elasticity and fneness point
pest imported They therefore, to gain
dence OF the American public The fac sile signature
is sufficient security against foreign imitation -
4. ESTERBROoK co.
~ And for sale at retail by all satiener in the United
States. - 4 N
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Security Insurance Company,
CRY OF NEW YORK.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISES.
Assets near s2,0Oo,G00.

In reopening his Agency of years. standing
ter temporary suspenson) the undersigned is gated in
being able to offer the citizens Orleans the
able security above set FORTH of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and OF announcing that he fully authorized
to issue policies against the pe the seas and rivers and
against loss damage by fire. at the PREMIUM
less twenty cent and will adjust pay all losses at his
Agency with the bery and prompness characteristic Of
our HOME Companies.
This large concentration Of capital addition to the supe
or security offers will enable the agent accept of heavier
lines Presses, Warehouses Stocks and on River an
Marine risks thereby saving the inser
and trouble in securing protection arge sums he
peculy asks from his friends and the public continuance
Of the confidence and patronage SO
bestowed.
Dwelling houses and insured for term Of Eve
years or less upon equitable terms
All necessary information will be given reference to Lite
Insurance, upon the new principle Of
NON FORGETTING POLICIES,
Payable in Ave annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring secure their families
against the uncertainties of m but absolute certainty OF
DEATH
/ ST. LOUIS, MO.
Assets over 100000,
The undersigned would call the attention Of the pulc
to the great advantages and security offered through the
medium Of the
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
is subject worthy of consideration tor in an are
like the present. where the ordinary safety individuals SO
unheeded and even human life lamentaby dsregarded
behooves all to themselves against casualties now al
most certain to occur and this done in the
Travellers Insurance Company.
HARTFORD, CONN,
Assets, S5s7,598 ID.
The undersigneds fully prepared POLICIES in this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds of Accidents, home abroad and for trianp
per centage weekly compensation be total
disability and the payment of fixed case of death
within a specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. can be obtained of the
Agent
u.s. No Medical Examinations required and the Age Of
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary efhce in the private office OF
Messrs. VIM. H. HENEING 4 CO.,
Nos. IS and 81 Camp street-up stairs)
HARMON DoANE Agent
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g @eans Chilly Crescent guesasy upniu febrnaa 49, 1885,
HARDWAR E--MACu5INERy.


HARDWARE--MACHINERY.
M'cUTCHoN 81 MUBBELI-
y IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
rd"are, Cutlery, Etc, Etc.
----- . aravier street, New Orleans.
+ y files. ........-...-.FILEs
wHIPPLE FILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Manufacturers OF FILES of all descriptions. Wy.
STEEL cRUcIBLEs, A'S0- .-0s-..
%.- STOVE POLISH
ONCE, 81 1-s Magazine street.
New oRLEArs
FILES AND STEEL EQUAL TO THE REST puo, ,,,r
~ BRANDS.
MARSH d CO,
JOHN G. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE wrr1,s
sTEWART3
Manufacturers OF STEAM ENGINES and Rorrrps
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantatin
use, building etc All kinds of hacksmhing done at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 1855 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaienne streets, New Orleans.
HAHDwARE AND CUTLERY
TAYLOR oHURoH1L
81 Direct Importers,
No. Il Magazine street Opposite St. James Hotel,
new oRLsANs
IRON. NAIL AND Pillow WAREHOUSE,
No. 20 Bank Place.
PETER g. Taylor. CHARLES Il. CHURCHILL
s.' Established in 1881
We also keep general assortment OF
Tinwnre and Woodenware,
Suitable for Country Merchants tradsand we respectfully
solicit continuance of former patronage.
SHAKESPEARE IRON sss FOUNDRY.
~, a-s-T .a- 4. 2OS Girod street, New OrleaaA
John GEDDEs-Jos. A. sHAKsPEARE-s swooP,
Geddes, Shakespeare q Co.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Machnss svsr,
and Of e saseR ea angn sHE a DEng Machines
Sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work of all kinds.
WIN. GoLDING. ....
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
flans ana specifications made for all kinds of Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted and Specifications setting forth the
condition and requirements the Hus and MACHINERY
of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase Steamships and Steam
beats would do well to have them examined buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Delord and New Leves Streets
|a New Orleans
SMITH 81 ROGERS
JACOB SMITH VIM RoGERsA ...
BachInIsts and Brass Founders,
So5 and 80 NEW LRvEE STREE Eraso New Orleans
Repairs of Steamships Steamboats, Sugar Mills Steam and
Hand Fire Engines, punctnally attended to-
CALHOUN PLow-
1000 No. / at 8.
1000 ~ :. So
H." loo Sill
4 liberal discount the trade
.m"9p"~o id BoNDURANT co,
Manufacturers Agricultural implements
f,. and dealers in Seeds, Lime and Cement,
Louisville Ky.
....HARDwARE.
H. ]. MULLAN & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
# r Agents for
HowE's STANDARD SCALES
n Common street. New Orleans.
EOLGEK d CO.. ... r.%
Ct. F. FoLGER. L. FoLGER, W. Fl. THoMAs3
Deaiers In Hardware, Iron, Ship Chnndlery,
-as.. f--r5 " 4 SO Magazine Street,
OPPOSITE THE ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
Nails and Castings Hoop, Sheet Bar Ion shoyeIs and
? Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc, ,Plows Axes and
Hoes Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead -
India Rubber Betting Hose Packns Circular Mill and
Gross Cut Saws.
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FISH--FISTE.-FISH.

T FISH--FISH--FISH
6 ID. MOODY s. CO..
eT........... .TCHeUPTToULAs STREET
Wholesale Grocers,
a AND DEALERS IN &c.,.
MACNEKEL,
GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
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The first aim of human beings is habpiness and hann;ras.
implies health OF body Ind mind ff-'
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Broken-Down and Delicate Constitutions

Suffering from Tndposon Exertion Pain in the Back
Loss of Memory, Forebodngs Horror of Calamity Fear of
Disease, Dmness OF Vision Dry Hot Skin and Extremes
Want of Sleep. Resessnes Pale Haggad Couenanee and
Lassltnde OF the Muscular SYSTEM all require the aid of the
/ CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
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De. g. ". D1KMExERr
s--& %.- ..- aE n sd,
y. NO. 80 PRyTANIA STREET,
gE4 F.
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Yeas Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow,
Bell, Brnsle, Campbell. Duyigneaud, Gibson,
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The undersigned would also call the attention Of the public
to the great advantages and security offered through the
medium OF the
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i suspended and the Senate proceeded to the con.
i sideration Of the Senate bill entitled;
4 aAn act relative to respites,n when on motion
of the same Senator, the further consideration of
the bill was postponed and it was made the special
/ orderof the day for Tuesday next. sa
i On motion of the same Senator, the rules were
suspended and the Senate proceeded to the con-
ssideration Of Senate bin entitled Ss
An act relative to the publication of legal aud
judicial advertisements in the parish Of Orleans y
when on motion of the same Senator this bill
was ordered to be printed, its further considera
ton was postponed and II was made the special
order Of the day for Wednesday next. 54
sssai s SENATE BILLS PASSED. s4ssl5e
/ On motion Of Mr.. Egan the rules were suspend
ed and the Senate proceeded to the consideration
of Senate bill entitled is
AN AoT FoR THE RELIEF OF THE LOUISIANA STATE
sEMINARY or LEARNING AND MILITARY
III al ACADEMY,
8 SEcrIoN i. BeHenacted bythe Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES of The State Of Louisiana In
General assembly convened, That the following
sums be and they are hereby out Of any
funds inappropriate In the Treasury, for the use
'of the Louisiana State Seminary of Learning and
Military Academy situated near Alexandria La,
payable to the Treasurer of said institution upon
we warrant of the Governor. tc-wit: the ssm of
aMenty-iye thousand eight hundred dollars, being
w amount due from the State for interest upa3
iund for the years 1868, 1864 and 1865
100 w further sun of fifteen thousand six hun.
s.sa aoAsa ior ths maintenance and education Of
a.v W. nss.e o. Beneficiary cadets annually for
~ .lso, we further sum of ten Thousand
aos'ats 20 nniah the repairs and ref1tt;np os
SEMINARY buildings md the rena,rs ~ prosas
sors' houses, out-houses aud fencing 4, ~ vh;ah
wera, more or less, injured durInr M ~ a.s
also tue further sum Of ten thousabst dana,
renew the library and philosophical and ohsa,;as,
apparatus, engineering instruments. etc. dss,ss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-13

Passengers for GENTLY must notify the Conductor prior to
the departure Of tie train. q. PANDELY,
49,, 90 Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-13
11ITsI,IY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS. 1866.

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