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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27

THE EaBRzzLEABST CAsR.-Martin Casey was
again arraig ned before the Mayor Yesterday
upon the charge of selling a lot of bread belong
ing to @. H Page and appropriating the money
to his own use. Colonel August, counsel for
the accused. demanded that his client be dis
charged, inasmuch as the warrant ana not
state the value of the bread sold. This the
Mayor declined to do, and went on with the
testimony.
After hearing the statements Of several wit
nesses, the accused was sent on to the liust'
inos Court.
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CARBER & CO.'S RICHMOND CITY

CARRIER & CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
VI OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE. =. ~Sr\~
The proprietors would respectfully .4SER-SNSA
inform the travelling public thatc-4a@@@@$Sssssa
they have, at 4 heavy expense, established line
of splendid FOUR HORSE COACHES AND OMNl-
BUSES, for the purpose of transporting passengers
and their baggage to and from the different railroad
depots and steamboat landings, to and from all
parts of the city, and respectfully solicit their pa
tronage.
Charges less than by any other conveyance.
We have placed BOXES in the Ballard, Elk.
change, Spotswood, Powhatan and ST.. Charles
Hotels, where persons desiring to leave by any OF
the railroads or steamers leave their orders by
clock p. NJ, and will be called for next morn
ing at their residences, or at any hotel or board
ing house in the city, in time for the train or boat
they wish to go on. Orders can also be left ut our
Passengers going South dine at the Powhatan
Hotel, our line of Coaches leaving there daily at
$40 and A. NJ. and 3.O5 p. NJ. and in time TO
connect with trains on the Richmond and Danville
and Richmond and Petersburg railroads:
de ll-3m GARBER 20
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RESISTING PoLIcEMAS.-S. G.. Tyler was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with resisting policeman SJames in the dis.
testimony was taken, relating to the leaving
of a wagon in the street, in the course of which
the defence endeavored to prove that the
assault was really committed by Mr.. James:
The Mayor finally decided to fine the accused
twenty dollars for obstructmg the street, and
sent him on to the Hastings Court to answer
the charge of striking an officer.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.
A RLINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AND sixth STREETS.

Having newly renovated and fitted up this
wELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOUSE,
I am now prepared to accommodate any persons
wishing
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
would call the attention of the public to the
PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT LOCALITY,
and pledge myself that every effort shall be made
to make it agreeable and comfortable to those who
may favor the house with their patronage.
ja23-lw r. L. COURTNEY, Proprietor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THR ROBBERY oP CLOTHING. John Shay
appeared before the Mayor yesterday TO
answer the charge of breaking into the store
of Alex. Polack, on Sunday last, and stealing
a quantity of clothing.
Policeman Goodrich testified that he saw
the accused on Mayos bridge, with his hands
behind him, and saw him throw something
into the river.
Mr.. John 9. Teller corroborated the state.
ment Of Mr.. Goodrich. Major French called
horse and put pair OF handouts on him.
After hearing some further testimony, the
accused was sent on to the Hastings Court TO
be examined on the charge.
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KEEPING OPEN OK SuSOAY.-Several citizens
of the Israelitish persuasion We're fined yes
terday by the Mayor for keeping their places
of business open on SUNDAY. me rlsid
enforcement of the law in this respect will
probably have an effect TO diminish these vio-
lations of ordinance.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JANUARY p, 1865.
sun rises es.........6.5 SO Moon SETS morn.... 3.5l
sun nsets.............5.O1 High water. l.3d
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Anti .Rcpublican majority. ............... 3.

1t will accordingly be seen that the Republi-
can party, in the very height and elimination
of its power, comprised only minority of the
voting population OF the country. That party
for a day but for the dissensions of it's oppo-
nents Mr.. Lincoln owed his first election 10
the great schism Of the Democratic party, and
it's running two candidates.-Ne,o York World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27

WE RETURN THANKS TO Mr.. Nj. G. Porter, OF
the National Express, for late Norfolk papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27

FoR several days we have noticed the ease
and facility with which engines, coaches and
cars are transported across the river 10 and
from the Richmond and Danville railroad and
Rockets on the schooner Ben Brown, Captain
Carr, under the supervision of Mr.. Charles A
Grandy, who informs us that he has already
conveyed over the river ten locomotives, nine
cars, two passenger coaches, and two sleeping
coaches for the Southern Transportation Com
pany, without the least damage or injury to
cars or vessel He also has several locomotives
and cars to be shipped TO Baltimore for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, which
have been purchased from the Government by
Mr. J. L. Watson, purchasing agent for that
road.
Mr.. Grandy seems perfectly familiar with
placing locomotives and cars on vessel. We
wish him all possible success. The freight on
locomotives and cars from this port to Balti-
more will be an advantage TO vessels.
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T 10 u o r S.
IL 40 barrels RYE BOURBON REcTIFlED
WHISKY, c
10 quarter and eighth casks FRENCH BRAN
DY, imported ,,,,>,p
5 quarter and eighth casks SHERRY WINE,
IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY,
ALLSOP and YOUNGER ALE,
BARCLAY PORTER, all imported
MOET and CHAUDON'S CHAMPAGNE,
GREEN SEAL, &c, for sale low Dy
IA 9-ts FRENCH CRENshAW.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.-We invite the
" attention of the public to our stock Of
DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT GUNS,
BREACH-L0ADING RIFLES,
Smith and Wesson's celebrated
BREACH-LOADING CARTRIDGE PISTOLS,
COLTS AND OTHER REV0LVRRS,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND SHOT,
ELEYiS CAPS,
SHOT BELTS AND POUCHES,
POWDER PLASKS, &c.
Orders received for any kind OF SPORTING
ARMS OR PISTOLS.
de Its los Main street.
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RBL1GIoUs SERVICES on TO-MoRROw.-It is
said that the numbers and interest of those
who attend public worship in our city have
lately shown some hopeful signs of increase
With the view TO promote an Improvement in
public morals and feeling so much to be
desired, we give some items that may be OF
service to strangers and others.
Most of the churches will, on tomorrow,
have services in the morning and at night
The only exception, we believe, is in the case
of Dr. Hoge, who breaches in the afternoon to
very large congregations. The regular lecture
in the course upon which DR.. Duncan has
recently entered is, for tomorrow night, on
the &" Cond tions of Promotion" DR.. Burrows
will continue his Sunday night lectures on
the Evidences of Christianity.
The ministers visiting the city who will
preach tomorrow, so far as we have heard,
are Rev. John William Jones, who breaches
at Leigh Street Baptist Church in the morning
and at night; and Rev: DR.. Theodoric Pryor,
who breaches at IL A. NJ. and ~ p. Nj. at the
Third Presbyterian Church, Church Hill.
The Rev Dr. Edwards, of Trinity Church,
left the city yesterday morning for Maryland,
in search of contributions for the Union and
Church Hill Benevolent Society; His pulpit
will be occupied at the regular services by
other ministers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27

SPECIAL NOTICE.-E. b. COOK re-
- spectfully notifies his friends and the public
that he has REMOVED HIS OFFICE from No. 10
to No 91 Main street, two doors above Fourteenth,
adjoining the Times building, and rem rsnews the
sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at residences,
STOCKS OF GOODS, &C., sc. He will also attend
to the sale Of REAL ESTATE, and promises to give
care.
lie promises the same energy and assiduity to
business which has secured to him so liberal
share OF patronage. de l-3m
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COAL AND WOOD.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TO-P + RSHIP.-The under
" signed have this day associated themselves TO.
gether under the style and nrm OF ARMlSTEAD
RICE CARY CO for the PT5gSsssp q sHndHst,Mng
LEATHER BUSINESS at their large and commo-
dious warehouse on Cary street. fourth door above
Thirteenth street. They will keep on hand large
stock of GROCERIES ofeyery description also, 2
which they will sell upon as reasonable :erms as
the same quality Of goods can be purchased else
where Strict personal attention will be given to
the sale OF all COUNTRY PRODUCE and MER.
CHANDISE consigned to their house, and prompt
returns made. STORAGE TAKEN.
WILLIAMA A. ARMISTEAD,
late OF Harvey, Armstead Williams.
J.J. RICE, Of Farmville.
JOHN B. CARY, of Hampton.
ELIJAH F. BAKER, OF Charlotte. Va,
ja2-ts late with Walton 4 Venable.
wN a. pASDRIDaR. THos. B. ANDERSON.
DANDRIDGE q ANDERSON,
- GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. los BROAD STREET, RIcHMoSp,
offer their services for the sale OF all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and guarantee the highest market price Tor the
same Will also furnish BAGS for grain when de-
sired deH-sm
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AUCTIONEERS.

4 UCTION NOTICE.-CASE& Il BEVE-
N RIDGE, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
will sell at the Sale Lot, corner Of Seventeenth
and Broad streets, every WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, commencing at 10 o clock, A. NJ,
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGE
BUGGIES, CARTS, DRAYS,
HARNESS, WAGONS, &c.
All Stock intended for sale will be taken on livery
to days Of sale. We keep constantly on hand !
large lot of STOCK for private sale.
Also, pay particular attention to
RENTING OUT HOUSES.
COLLECTING CLAIMS.
Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted to
our care, and prompt returns made. To auction
sales In town or country we give our personal atten
ton. Our friends are requested to give us call.
CASE 4 BEVERIDGE,
la I'm Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
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NOTICE is hereby given that, at the
y expiration OF three months from this date ap-
plication will be made to the Washngton ana s New
TiFiGITE Oh TWO SHAKES OF STOCK In said
romnany. held In the name OF James NJ. Taylor,
and dated 18th December, isss, and numbered ,ooS
the original having been lost or mislaid,
December 2lst, lsoa
de 23-iam3ms j. NJ. TAYLOR
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DESCRIPTION AND DOWNFALL OF THB REPUBL1-
CAN PARTY.-On a subject so interesting, we
will not yapor, but reason submitting TO the
Judgment Of the candid whether there is solid
ity in what we have TO offer.
The success and ascendancy of parties being
a question Of numbers, we will begin by sta
tistical basis. We may assume that the men
who adhered to the Democratic party through
the obloquy of the last Presidential election
will not easily be shaken in their political con-
yictions We may also safely take it for
granted that the Republican party will find
no favor in the South. BY adding to the popu-
lar vote for Mcclellan the whole voting popu-
lation of the South, we shall get the real
strength of the present opposition, to the
Republican party. comparison OF this with
the vote for Lincoln will show on which side
lies the preponderance: As eleven States did
not participate in the election, we shall use, IN
this estimate, their vote in opposition to Lin
coin in 1860, leaving out South Carolina, whose
Presidential electors were chosen by her Legis-
lature:
Popular vote for Mcclellan 1911 754
Vote In 1850 OF ten other States 759 OBS
Appreyate Anti Re epubli can strenRth,. 2,570 $50
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TOUN KNIT SOCKS, also
Y ! MERINO and COTTON SOCKS, AZ
ie25 LEVY BROTHERS, 10 Main street,
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CHEESE AND PRE-
II SERVED GINGER In store and for sale.
cambridge a ANDERSON,
de 2s-ts No. les Broad street.
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CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE,
W Of various styles aud prices, M 4,
III. A.ATKINeOH'os
ia1 Governor street. sbovs Fvsnslln.
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THE DISPATCH is printed on TYPE
4 MADE AT THE RICHMOND TYPE FOUND.
RY Every article requisite for ~ Prtpting once at
Northern prices II. L. PELQUZE d CO..
Ia la am Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-27

DACON.-Twenty thousand pounds
ID BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS for sale by
Ia ots FRENCH 4 CRENSHAW.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-24
No. 1881
'ACTE

AUr0RIsANT LES PLATTEURs EFT LES FERMIERs a
y FOURNR IEURs AFFRANCHIs EFT AUTREs EN-
pLoYEs, DIES MARCHANDIsEs Ell LES ExEMPTANr
DIES CHARGES eur RESENT SUR LES DETAIL
LANTS. fGl q
SEcrIoN /. LIE senat ct la Chambre DIES re-
prdsentants de lEtat de Ia Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent: Aucun
planteur on fermier, dams lEtat de la Louisia-
ne, ne sera tenu de prendre licence, on de
payer aacun imp6t on droit, CONNIE marchand
en detail sur les effets d'habill Element on autres
marchsadises gull achetera ct vendra exclusi-
vensas aux a6ranchis on a1tres employees oc-
capss dams son exploitation agricole. u ne Sc
"a teau, en- aucune maniere, des charges qui
pesent sur les detaillants, a raison du traffic
auadit avec les affranchis on employees, enga~
gen son service, ainsiqu'il est dit plus haut
6Ec. 2. Decratent de plus: Get acte sortira
son etet partr de son adoption.
SSiSn u B. ELAN,
oratem lntrimaire de la Chambre DIES Repre-
ssntAnts.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
aAeu5enant-gouve et President du S.
Approuy le Il mars 1866.
J.. MADISON WELLS,
Gouvesneur dc fEtat de Ia Lonisiane.
Pour copy conforme:
J. III, HARDY,
4a Secrtairc d'Etat.
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No.12sl
AN ACT

d s
10 AUTHORIZE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO FuR
NfSH THEIR FREEDMEN AND OTHER EMPLOYEE.
WITH ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE, WITHOUT IN.
cJRRTNG THE PENALTIES OF RETAIL MER
CHANTS.
SECTION /. Be it eaaa1ed by the Senate and
House of Representa- ltes Of the State o,
louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That no planter or farmer of the State Of
Louisiana shall be subject or liable to take out
licenses or pay any duties or taxes as retail
merchants, for any articles of clothing OF
other merchandise which he may buy and sell
exclusively to the freedmen on other employees
on his plantation or farm, or be subject or
liable in any manner as retail merchant for
such trafhc with such hired freedmen or other
employees.
SIC 2. BE- it further enacted, etc, That
this yet shall take effect from and after its pas
sage. sS ~ ssa II A, sss-s5 u
SigneG r. B. ELAN
Speaker pro tenn. of the House of Represents
3signed) ALBERT VOORHEES, t.,.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
VI Senate. w IN 81 u ss9s 4 Vi N III sssss ,7i " s3
Approved March a., 1856 q.
(Signedl y. MADISON WELLS, NV
e s.s Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy: & s IN ls n 81 555 Y
-l Y. j. ii. HARDY,
* si NJ Secretary Of State. ssi @
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SALE DE La CHAMBRR DU SENAr,
Mardi, 10 fevrier 1866. {

Mardi, 10 fGvrier 1866.
LIE senat s'assemble conformement rajour-
nement-
Pr6sents-rhonorable Albert VOORHEES,, Lieu
tenant gouverneur ct president du senat, ct
NM. Abney, Armstrong, Bell Brusle, Burthe,
Campbell, Coco, Duvignaud, Egan, Ellis, Eel
loves, Foute, Gibson, Gordon, Hough, Ka-
vanagh, Kelgo, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott Mohan,
Newton de jackson, Newton de Morehouse,
Nelson, Poche, Purcell, Scrugggs, Taylor, WEIGH
ct Wilcoxon-30 senateurs.
La priere est dite par lie reverend NJ Beck
with, de Peglise episcopalienne. rN
LIE journal dhier est lu ct approuye
PERMITS d ABSENCE.
Sur motion de NJ. Egan, IN permis dab
sence pour cause de maladie dams sa fanille,
est accorde M. T. G. W. Ellis, senateur DIES
paroisses de Ste-HGlene, de Washington, de
st. Tammany ct de livingston.
COMMUNICATION OF
LIE president SONNET au senat la commune
cation sulvante, SAVIOR 50
excellence Albert VOORHEES,. Goaverneur de
Ia Louisiana:
Honorable Monsieur une resolution
passGe par Passociation hGbreuse Temen De
resh, je suis requis de Vous demander votre
signature autographs ct celles de tous les mem
bres honorables du senat de l'Etat de la Loui-
ton ci-dessus sagement conclu de poser Ia
pierre angulaire de leur synagogue sur la rue
Carondelet, entire les rues Poydras ct Lafayette,
mardi, lie 27 de ce mois, ct desire dGposer
cette liste LIE contenu de pierre angulaire sera
lu avant de 10 deposer, ct CONNIE tous les do
cuments ct les G. T. seront prGts temps, vous
etes reqrlis denyoyer votre liste lie 25 de ce
mois, on avant, a M. Louis Kaiser, president
de rassociation, No. A rue de Charities.
Jai l'honneur detre tres-respectueusement
votre, etc,
L. MEYERS, ~. d 4
-H.... - aa Secretaire.
Sur motion de M. Bell, la communication
cl-dessus est acceptee ct mise dams lie Journal
,@ -g RAPPORT Dun BILL ENROLL.
d M Brusle, du comite d'enr6lement, rappor-
te CONNIE correctement enr6lG, Ia resolution
conjointe du senat, relative relection dun
lmprimeur dEtat, ct lie secretaire est requis
d'y demander Ia signature de lorateur de La
chambre.
RAPPORT Dun CoErTR PERMANENT.
NJ. Kenner du comite de fnances, qui
etaiens referees les bills du sGnat intituiGs;
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LOIS DE la LOUISIANA.
s,lss - ia AcTE

PRoR0aEAET ToUrEs LES sAIs1Es POUR TAXES DE-
= 81 vMLES.
SEcuoN l. LIE senat ct la chambre des re-
presentants de l'Etat de la Louisiana reunis en-
assemblee gen6rale, decretent: Toutes les sal
sizes pour 10 REQUIREMENT DIES taxes de 10 vile
pour les annees 1861, 1869, 1868 ct 1864 sont,
par ie present, prorogees jusqu'a ce que le
gouvernerment municipal ait etc reorga-
misc.
n. BE gouverneur, ayant laisse passer lie
d6lai constitutional de dix jours, sens retour-
ner Get acte aux schambres, ct san lapprouver,
4 est devenu loi par &c fait.
SEC. 9. Decretent de plus: Get acte sortira
son efiet partr de son adoption.
tSignes:) J. B. ELAN,
Orateur mterimaire de la Chambre des Re-
presentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Idsutenant- ct President du Sc
nat. ssSi I
Approve le 81 mars 1865.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Gouyerneur de Etat de la Louisiana
Pour copie conforme
j. 81 HARDY,
Secretaire dEtat.
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BILLS IHrRoDUIrs SANS AVIS.

| Les sGnateurs ci-de1sous. sans avis nrealshl,
OF ayant obtenu une suspension dos r6gle
ments, demandent respectueusement ct OBJ
llonnent 10 permission de presenter les bills
inelsuies ct les resolutions conjointes, qui sui
vent Ct don't on dispose CONNIE snit
lmprimeur IL Etaf - '''
Qui suoit ses differences lectures, est adou-
'ee ~ 10 seoretatre est requis de demander h Ia
M. Egan-4 7 gsit .
Acte pour ven;r an seconrs ia 1,h,, n
BarroW, sherif de la paroisse de VIM "
tIul stb1t SEES premiere ct seconda loo.,,roe
ct est, re1ere au comite sur los reclamat;ans
NJ Gordon
De Ia part de NJ Burthe-- p. .....
Acte reiatlsf aux hypotheques iudic;airss
rendues contre les debiteurs insoIyable CD
Sur motion du meme senateur. les re,1e
ment sont suspendus, ce bill subit SEES nrenoia,
res etseconde lectures, par son titre, ct est re.
ftre au eomite judiciaire. Wv =
MESSAGE DE LA cHAMBRE
M. Haisey, assistants reffier de la cbambre
des representants, annonce au senat one II
chambre q concouru a Ia resolution du scnot
fxant fepoque pour lelection dun imprimeur
dEtat. = $50, --... ..,
'a.'' '' bllai III SEShT CONCOURU. a'.I,
Sur motion de NJ. Taylor, les reglements
sont suspendus, ct lie senat procede la consi-
Iteration du bill du senat inttule:
Acte pour rappeler IN I'm acte, intitule:
Acte pour forcer les personne, resultant dams
le voisinage de Port Hudson, du cote Est de
la riviere Mississippi, a garder leurs chevaux,
mulets ct autres Details dams des enclos, ap-
prouve lie 20 decembre 1865 a.
Qni subit ses seeonde ct troisieme lecturfl liz
il passe ct lie secretaire l'otire den infor de
la chamhre. ,,n
Denx heures P. NJ fxeas ponr relectis 90 as
imprimeur d'Etat etarS arrives, le sesan. Is
rehd q la sale de j. chambre DIES VI
tants. pt
sEs'oN coNJo1NTE- ,. Vi
L'honorahle lbers VOORHEES, lieutenant le
g orsa 7ro bl Ptss genaras du N
otdTe Iasse 6minas e 1as Ne urs ci-dessous y
NOMINEES rJondent leurs "A ms IS;
p,1 ~ ,1rthe. Cgmnhas Dnvignaud, Egan, ..
P Itl No. Foute Gibs1, Gordon, Kavanagh,
-, Lapeyre, Ef,han, Lott, Newton de 4
Jacs'n, Newton % Morehouse' foche, a
osIappel de La 4hambre, les representants eli g.
ssous nommfs respondent a leurs mons: g
Honorable D. s. Cage, orateur, ct MN. ::
lderson j., Anderson L., Austin, Addison,
liley, Bensell, Blackman, Brown, Buie, Bru-
n, Collins, Couvillon, Daigle, Deblanc, De-
rter, Delabarre, Ditto, Durable, Eastin, t
ager, Elan, Eldridge, Eustis, Edwards Fagot, d
inner, Freret, Feshburn, Fulda, Gates, Gals Il
r, Green, Gottschal1 Hanlon, Halsey, Hatch, r
lys, Henderson, Higgins, Holt, Hudspeth, r
mas, Kelly, Kile, Labranche, Lagroue, Leeds, s
,marie, Leblanc, Lewis Lipscomb, Mere
til, McK elvey, McEnery, Mcdonnell, MCGEE,
.f,Ia \ | I
eligan, Mutt, Armon, Peterson, Philips, JAS,
lihps Aft, Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Rich
dson, Richards Rogers, Ryan, Sambola
anlan Sinonds, Snider, Smith, Stille, Scott t
,lomon, T&te, ThGriot, T.hieneman, Tucker $
alker, Wilmington, Witt, Williamson ct |
eeks-92 reprGsentants. {
REHABILITATION.
q senateUrs, :
81 representants.