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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17
FEUlLLETON DU LOUISIANAlS,
MUST APHA,

II 1ls'appelait Mustapha, bien quill fit ne en- Loui-
siane ct quill ne descendit point de Mustapha Ter,
emperear des Turcs etrangle par les Janissaires
Saint-Jacques est sa patrie: cest IA quill vecut,
alma, mourut. Comment mourut.il' Assassine par
Forre dun Janissare car OH trouve des bourreaux
partout.
Comme il etat charmsnt, vif, spirituel! Commc
on prenait palsir lie vor courr sauter, fare sxer-
cice! Comme il tordait lie eou aux vgoureux SER
pcnts sonnettes Et puis il etait doce, obessant.
soumis, 6xant son oil fidele ct doux dams loe bon
de son maitre. II n'avat pas Ia robe sombre du
TerreNeuve lie poll blanc de l'Epagneul, les aches
sanslantes du CHEN de boucher; car Mustapba etait
dun gris.tendre ct lssc commc Ia sole. Do taille
noye1ue aissi que toss Ice hommes despdt, il pos
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17
L ocal.

FAuBouRGs DE GENrILLY-N iait bien chaud
Gen,illy.
Que navens-nous lie grand thermometre de notre
ami c. Dnhamei Nous compterions au mous 90
degrees hcures p NJ. C'est du Senegal
A propos de Observation-Disclosures de chaleur,n
CONNIE dit rftymolosie grecque - nous pcusons
qn'un optcieu manque st-Jacques, ct nous pen
aussi quill est ridicule de donner nu nom gree
a un instrument inconnu de Socfate ct de Ptlopdas
Les citoyens d 'Ahencs ct les files de Lesbos ces
adoratcurs de Venus aux cent nolns, avaent un
Grange language thermometrque. lis disaient la
cancule, quaud les chiens trent Ia langue ct cher
chent Peau:-"Les olivicrs sont pleins de cigales-
II est temps de METRE dams rarmore les chemises
de peau-L' 'heure de Venus Aphrodite est venue
On n'exige plus de calecons aux bains de Salamine
--Lais un signe rose au milieu du dos La civil
lisation tas des proges depuis vieux temps de
plastique, ct Reaumur parle mieux que Ptricles on
Diogene. QUAINT aux modes feminines, elles ont
aussi eprouve Ia modification thcrmomarique de la
grace: la poitrne est nue. ct Ia robe baave lie pave
Mesure hygenique dams les pays chauds .
Ou, il iat une chaieur de Senegal Genty.
Mais saint-sacques ct GENTLY ont des reservoirs
de gsace. j, Rome, j. Lafiitte ct L. Grandeurv peu
vent rarachir avec Get utiIe rfigirant toutes les
gorges 'ni'ammtes par lie whskey canculaire ct ma
tonal. L'emploi de la glace dams lie mois d'Aout ne
date pas d hier, quoiquen pensent les savants im-
porteurs de Boston. Cresus, roi de I.yde en- faisat
casser dams lie Pactoe Paris ne ravit Helene Nc.
nelas quen lui promettant des clemes Ia elace ct
des sorbes troyens Horace en- faisait fondre dams
| son win de CEcube quand il recevait ses amis Me-
Gene, Vrgilc ct Posthumus. On dit QUO la gace fait
tomber les dents, mais nous ne lie croyons pas
p"isque les Esquimaux ont de magnifques dents
blanches.
Creme 4 Ia glace 49,. Ice cream !.... Creme /
Ia vane!. Quels sont ces cris au faubourg de
Ia Pointe Ia Boucane1 Ce sont les sabotiores de
Louise ct de Julienne, deux braves famnes de cou-
lsur qui sont cherries des pctits eufans. Et bean.
coup d'honmes sont ped.s snlann ! propos d
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17
1ouvelles.

NoUvEAU 0oNDH. CONNIE les membres du
jury, dam laffaire Surratt, ne pouvaient SEN
tendre, ct que huit ttaient pour racquittement,
le jury etc decharge. Bradley, defenseur de
Surratt, 6tk rsye des roles de Ia cour pour
avoir provoque en- duel l'illustre jnge Fisher.
Les ministries de I'Evangile, Richmond,
ayant etc accuses par NJ. Pierpont detre de.
ioyaux, Sc sont reunis ct ont declare "qu'ils
mont jamais exprime dams leurs eelises des
sentiments rebelles, ct qu'ils ne sont en- au-
cune facon hostiles au gouvernement des
Etats- Unis lie maire Horton, de Mobile. a
etc arrete par le commissaires DIES Etats- Unis,
pour violation du bill des droits civils dams
une affaire de negre.-Le Herald parle ainsi ::
'Il vaudrait mieux attendre deux ans ou dix
ans de plus pour Ia restauration du Sud que
dc laccomplir sur Ia base dune balance de
pouvoir negre contr6ant lie Sud. lie gene
raj Grant etc nomme secretaire de la guerre
Stanton pile devant Grant La lettre de
Grant a Stanton finit par ces mots "En vous
faisant savoir mon acceptation, je ne puis pas
perdre loccasion de vous exprimer mon appre-
citation du zele, du patriotisme, de la fermete
ct de ''habilete avec lesquels vous avez rempli
les devoirs dc secretaire de la guerre" Stanton
termine ainsi sa reponse "Veuilez accepter
ma reconnaissance pour lie langage bienveillant
don't vous vous servez pour m m'annoncer yotre
acceptation du portefeuile de secretaire de la
guerre, ct ma cordiale reciprocite pour les sen.
timents exprimes. - LIE general Pope, uui
commando en- George, ordonne que les an
nonces ct autres publications officiclles prove
nant de fEtat ou des municipalities soient don
nees aux seules gazettes loyo'es lie president
notifie, par liuterm6diaire du general Grant,
All major-general Sickles quaucun ordre ne
pourra ttre lance contrairement aux decrets
des Cours DIES Etats- Unis
VIEux MoSDF. lie gouvernement anelais
envoie un grand corps de troupes au Canada.
Les troupes franchises ont occupe trois pro-
yinces de la Cochinchine La discussion dt,
bill de reforme est fxee au u dams la Cham.
bre des Lords anglais. lie cholera sevit avec
beaucoup d dinteusite Palerme.-Le vieuS
bavarois Louis sc promene sur les boulevards
parisens ct visite le iardin Mahile. Napoleon
dolt aller cn Esypte pour mesurer la hauteur
des Pyramides.
. MExlouE-Tout est tranquille I, Mexico,
grace a ienergie deployee par lie gouyerne.
ment de Juarez. On rapporte que Marquee
etc capture rhaciendu de Pusedories.-
Santa-Anna est dams le port de Vera Cruz,
detenu ct prisonnier sur un navire mexisain.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

Le conite pris votrs Excellence do porter jusqu'
Fempefeur phonlage Dc notre respectueuse ct sin
cere reconnaissanee pour u don de 900 francs qul
So 4ajestS bien voulu nous aceosder.
Il appsrtsnait q soaverain qui conquis Il droi
dajoutsr, au t1ophSs commua tons leo rois, cett,
arms plus rars: = plume d'hhsien eloquent st elo
r'eux; appastenait / l'smpsrsur d'oAfir spontane
ment aux Letsrrs uns pareille preuvs do son ecla
tants sympathie.
Vsailles agrecr, monsieur u inistre, lexpressiou
de NOS sentiments les plus d9vouts.
Pour Il com,tG
PAUL FEvAL, president; ss
Ba T. TAYLOR, president d'honneur;
CHAadPyLEURY, rapportear.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

AS-'.'sAeA0ss s00s 20 P's"ssoio Pre-
sexs' de resaler repouse Il dstts, le marmot ct L
reste - Tesalent volontfsrs dun verre de creme
u elace Quoqu'il en- SOFT on ne pourfa plus dir
que 0enhlly en- SaintJacques echapp6 aux pro
8fes de "a eavlsahon ct aux Influences De Fart sor
,esnoi ne . ceoe en- r'en Aux oonbons De Marquee
90 0enaneer es antres b'enfaitsurs De rhumanitS
son l'sea =. suPcneus AZ m'el ou mont dymete, du
non' 1us, an mont "; = Dlere creole : fananaa
seAe o's1s que Duvss JaoS Wls'k'nd Ct celle qne
WI ...Joulu 1 nui oamDnhus. Suant so0 enop &c
sn@.' u es. ~ premier ''fop gu monde.
usoue 1entl'y
- .1>'-' a'oA' 'oa'es ces cnoses' A'nA que
....tp sa1ss sn'ses. sOus ~ Paquaols'amou-
S,.s' y. 4ons oA'Sls - euem.n " 1auDourg.
souvenir, frannsient III. I, 80. 81,
esnrit. 81 non. rAv;cr :, .tta,;,.r. i. h,;..
Comme Ia briee M vpt ,.s = nr. 1. .ol.;, -.
fois de brutale. cares.e. no,. r,.vor. 4, =, 3.
courage d,.rn,orar ,,r. .v.,. !. e..ha.--. 4. !.
ponte !. Honc.r. ,,;., .,,...a. 'e.,---
stades dcux maeasins pro6l.nt leur .r.c,en.. .;,.
houette sur le blcu du ciel.
A samed; rrocho;n
r.,,,.
01 o"Ane - Sa''e' un aeS 1aDn-
1,..e 'e. p'"' e.pe.'"en'es de notre pa-
'os, 'eu Aen' s'ue's. ae NJ a. A. stewart
y" s"A "o'oe sui'"seux osns ia n
A y" s"''.' '"n' '"'e"'er un apparel ex-
s.''p'e e' fof. Pc" couteux pour lemploi
u'' sa1' vs'.e nouSei'e machlne' que ie dernier
'""pen"er ahaDltal'oh peut fabr'quer Fresque sans
itals et sur les iieux fonct'onne mervee ct peut
DISPENSER hao'1an' &c fachat dun apparel compli.
que et cooteux. LexPerlence Went den etre fate
en presence oe q"'nze on seize connaisseurs de la
Parolsse oantJacques, ct cette experience etc fort
Les cur;.ur ., loo ;n,1rs.s1s ,o,x.,.
de p.r,c,;trda 4, o. ,rn,,. 49, ...:.. ".
minant en- .nsmes 10 ,o,,v.l ,n,,,r.;1daM ~ ~.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

septme Forter, paroisse St.Jacques, sEpTfME A.
FoRTIER Jr, ast de II ans
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

ment qui devait chatter les ennemis de IA pa.
trie, johnson cut recours Ia souplesse du
polticien, ~ veto qni devient banal, aux de-
mi-moyens qui ridiculisent Pourquoi redou-
ter 10 prison, conductors de peuples, quand
Il prison est un triomphe? Les persecutts,
plus encore que les bourreaux, doivent recher-
cher Ia persecution pour le triomphe de pidee
ct du principe. Enleves d cigus a Socrate, h
croix Jesus, le bacher q Jeanne dare. ct
Socrate nest qu'un bavard, Jesus qu'nn hom-
me, Jeanne d'Arc gu une courageuse aventu.
riere. La justice triomphe par injustice
Heureux les martyrs, car leur sang est !e lait
de Phumanite- grandissante!
Qn'y faire LIE moment est passt ct rocca-
sion ne Sc retrouvers plus En- polihque COM
me en- amour 10 chance n'a qu'un sourire, etol
faut saisir Ia chance D Ia taille Oui, le moment
est passe, bien passe, car chacun pu se fami-
liariser avec Ia situation anorma!e, prendre
son parti du chaos, laisser au hasard le droit
de corriger Ia folie; Cur les radicaux ct le ra-
dicaisme sont devenus presque Ia seule soIu-
ton possible du jour d 10 reconstruction quand
mime Vraiment, qui Sc semitic courage de lut-
ter coutre un parti maitre de Ia situation, SOU
verain par Indifference du peuple, composant
son energie de rapathie des autres, occupant
toutes les avenues du pouvoir, ayant des avant-
postes jusquc dams lie camp des adversaires !?
<Savoir ce qu'on veut ct vouloir, c'est tout en-
poiitique. Les radicaux lie savent ct leurs ad.
versaires lignorent. Ces conditions de misere
ct d'impuissance nous ont etc faites non-seu-
lement par Ia guerre ct par linsucces dams une
tentative audacieuse, mais encore par le man
que de grandeur reclle ct d'elevation patrio.
tique dams lie president johnson. A la reddi-
de johnson deyant un Congress desormais in
constitutional, tout etait perdu. Aussi nous
n'ayons plus qua nous incliner devant le cq1,-
som1natnm est, laissant 'avenir reparateur de
In seconde heure le soin de redresser ie droit
dams toute sa majestic ct toute sa puissance de
rnison. Et quand nous verrons le dernier pa
perassier Fun ministcre montrer Ia porte au
premier fonctionnaire de lEtat, nous ne nous
facherons point Ia burlesque colnedie dun
! laquais fasant ciret ses bottles, nous rirons en-
disant: CONNIE on samuse Il Ia Cour du bon
roi Petaud ~
/ P, ST. article precedent etait fait ct conf
pose lorsque nous apprlmes lie denouement de
lafflire Stanto-Johnson. Grant await accepte
pa, interim lie portefeuie de la guerre ct an.
nonce sa nomination aH1 ministre recacltrant.
Stanton await baisse la tete ct Pile baggage
I Ce petit conp-d Elat tard venu, Johnson
s'cffilcnnt derricre Grant, quclqucs foncton-
nares revoques, tout celia est point une So
luton. LIE Congress sectonnel existe toujours,
le radicalisme nest pas frappe mort les bills
Sherman ct Wilson sont encore la loi Tn
enlargement de Miire ,lu Peilais he peut nous
empecher de dire CONNIE Lamartine en- Fea
vrier; president, il est h'op n,n!"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-08-17

Law 10 sslenam sxpresssom of legisl ativs WILL
civil Cods Of the State Of Lousians.)
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
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DOLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
Il fNc1UDNG CLASSIFIED SUNNAKH Or The IMPORTANT
EXECUTIVE -
PoLITICo MILITARY FACTS oP THB PERIOD
From July 4. lee6, to Aprll 1867
Iselodins the late action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
by EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk ofthe Hsuse Representatives Of the United States
CONTENTS:
L President Jobnson's Speeches
III Messsgea
III Members Of,hs Cabinet
Second Session 39th Congress-
First Session 10th Congress
And Claimants Ofseats Therein.
~ Votes on Political Bills and Resolutions
" Reconstruction Measures Of 59th ard 4oh Congresses
Reconstruction and Supplement Copy Of Test Osh
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
VI PIoelAmstOns aud Orders
VII Judicial opinion o. Habeas Corpus.
Test OathA
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII Resolutions National and state Conventions at Phideph'
Pittsburgh Cleveland, &c
Party Patforns-Conneccu Maryland Ohio, Tennessee Ala
hama Arkansas North Carolina, South Carolina Virginia
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of I79S.
II POh6cs Miscellany. Elective Franchise
Proposed Substitute for 18th Amendment
Elections ofls6T MARYLAND Recent Legislation
Constitutional Conventions Public Debt ~. S.
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

TO WATER METER INYENTORS.

Il OFFICE CROTOS AQuEDUCT DEFAHr~RSr.(
RoIrNpA CTY Hall PARK. August u. 1901. !
Notice hereby Inventors that ~ tests water
be conducted Pipe 18th
September 1867 Meter Inventors respectfully invited the
M and send IN their meters early pob order 10 avoid dshy
In attachments. Sc
For further information Adts II FrRRTFs Engineer n charge
Of experiments THOMAS STEPHENS } Ctot,n
ROBERT T. DARRAGH, Aqusilc
A. ". CRAVEN } Hoard
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

~ Co. hour by rail- buildings large roomy and inst
dls u abundant unsurpassed overlooking the Sound and the
surrounding country excellent perfectly healthy best Of society
49, JAQUBs No 2O8 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
o. cfarmtrs anS Otbtrs.

FOR SALE-A herd of blOoded fresh MICH
COWS an Ayre'hre Bull vGye'T old siiT, aGd ie.
Hsi produce The above Address by mail NJ STElhOh, Aso
ase se~YOrI shen particulars and opportunity then s
BE- given
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
4 CHOICE HOMESTEAD FARM, near Plai

~ DBNCB with without the doang grounds for SALE 20 close
ae stories and 80 feet in width has
every convenience excellent order and in Of the best nehbo
ho Brooklyn To eIamine property which unoeupd apply at
Presidential, Brooklyn for terms appy 10 b. K hELLOGG
No Calar Il NeN.NnTk.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESI
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$50 TO $soO5Tahfs aEESsT % % lET Il
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
90 d1lbum ii map Confirm.

DROWN HAEMATITE and BOG IRON ORE.
ID cmate Boz Iron ore tr II
NewYok may promote e sale ly ding 'cF
O6ce Of the EEWlOEK GASLGHi COMPANi SoA
l57 and 59 Ie'isrst. NevforE
FNO THE EXEMPT FIREMEN of the CITY
sf WYORKTle underguei hereby give notice that ther
their disposal FKEE SCHOLARSHIPS tie Jltcy e
this CITY 70 be fd by The Sons Of Exempt Femen Application VII
be received until SEPT 10 tGf hihT Pnan APgy % DAVID
WM HTCHMAN No. II East EghvGNh -. PETER MAsTEESON
and West HnyuHthit School Cof1e Board
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

PRICK CLAY LOT WANTED,
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
DAPGAINS.-75 acres i'm Lebanon Vallel
IANANDAIGUA.- Valuable RESIDENCE
MANUFACTURING PROP

~ {RTY a. Mil,own Coun-Nan butug Is tsostory bnek
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21r7n ,he rear; bk engine and boiler house hrek Office black
hop sheds &c about and bird acre Of ground
Build - ooutaa % hore engine and boiler sdng paDes a1s
6e immediate Also, st OF tools
cfrtrFes
fycfi used fof nd Of business VIII be SOLD
al hrgan without the cartridge machinery Address
JAMS HAYDEN 40 a. Clamberss st.. NeEiOrk, THOMAS
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

Nftan Sttantrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
i THROUGH LINZ TO CALP0RHIA AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No. North River foot Of Canal nHoeoek
August i~ARIzoNA Capt Many connecting with GOLDEN AGB,
August ic~HsNRY CHAUSCEY Capt Gray connecting with
August 2i-RISNG STAR Capt c. p ssabu connecting with
One hundred pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger
All departures touch at AapucO s and ans
With for sGu Pacific ports M and A for Central AmeF
can ports and those OF Isl 1ouen AZ p ,A H. 49,,
o. h s So9t2 sIand'" VIII" ' n' H0H
sea.P A" 10 VIII eoHnect closely with Republic
S San s spsg'R R for for fssSss and A Ss Kong
For passage tickets information sppy at the oncs
The wharf foot Of canAlst, North River N"YO[ p,Ry ,..,,
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.
hs P M steamship ANS ceTPoGs & steamer kSNd STAR
Freight received from WEDNESDAY l4h, until TUESDAY
For rates Gc inquire freight once cGmPanys Pier No 42
''- A'''' o'' u Sole Freight Agents NJ $ $ Co
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- NRw-YoRK AND AUSTRALIA VIA PANAMA.-The Panama,
and Australian Roa Mail c9%P,3y dispatch 1 S', S 90
csoas steamer '5 ,Pa Pacific Mail ,Pi Yfso 81; n
acS .scoae.ss passengers s 5s conveyed gnasI
S dc ct iSsy s. The oSe OIL @ & F1 to & for and
s2i6 t2i5 for condelss payable United States gold coin
Special steamers the dcoyered gold region Of HOkE
Arrangements completed for ssung through bills OfAding
For 2sr Doon application to he made to the PACIFIC MAIL
CHARLES W. WEST, Agent,
No. % Wiliam-st, Hev-York
DLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMERS
I'D FOR NEW-ORLEANS,
mposed Of the following Rrstclss steamships:
SE s9SER r Fse
foTFrelght or Passage apply 70
DAVID MCC0ARD, Agent in New Orleans
E0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
and fntclass steamship GEORGE CROMWELL. Capt B. Z
Vail will leave Pier No N r. SATURDAY Aug H. o'clock
10 II. b. CROMWELL & Co., No. &c Westst
The GENERAL GRANT will follow August "a.
CTAR LINE for NEW W-ORLEANS.-The New
- York Mail Steamship Compans tine will leave Pier
No IS, North River as follows; .
MARIPOSA, SATURDAY. August IT.
An Hills Of lsdng signed al the Office upon the Pier
For freight passage appJ to GBO HARRISON, President No.
8 Bowling
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-09
As We SuDDOSed.

I'm speaking the other day7o an alleged
letter from the "Chief Ordnance" officer of
the Grand Army of the Republic, copied
from the Napoleon Northeast, we character
lied it as an imposition. A Columbus dis
patch to the Cincinnati Gazette says: There
is no officer of the Grand Army by that
name, aud the conclusion is that somebody
has been perpetrating a SELL" 1t is to be
hoped that the Democrats of Henry county
will now have less difficulty in "Standing g
firm" against "the armed tools of q Radical
Congress. ."-TOledo Commercial.
If the Commercial knows half as much as
it pretends to know, it must receive credit
for a very small amount of honesty. On
the strength of dispatch to the Cinctn-
natl Gazette, it asserts that there is no such
officer of the G. A. +. as alluded to by us
Judgment" most certainly! We sag there is
such an officer. His name is Col. A. s. Kun
kle, and he resides at Urbana, Ohio. And
we further say that twenty posts of this
G. a. r. have already been armed, with
arms belonging to the people, and which
have been virtually stolen from the State
arsenal.-N OrthaDeSt.
The wonder increases as to why the
Grand Army of the Republic should be
armed, if it is purely benevolent institu-
tion. 1t used to be thought that deeds OF
benevolence could be done without calling
into requisition the trappings of war. The
Dayton Journal proclaims there is nobody
to fight in this country; that the Republic
can party whipped the South to death, and
that the Democrats won't fight. In view
of all this, why the propriety of any secret
organization arming itself?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-09
fJoonsfeave Mr.. PIATT called nm #. ]

Upopfleaye, Mr.. PIATT called up II. j..
r. No.11S.
The substitute from the committee on
Military Affairs, which is in the following
words, was agreed to:
Resotoed By the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. That the directors of the
Ohio Soldiers Home be and are hereby in
Structed to furnish transportation to all
disabled soldiers who shall hereafter be
admitted to receive the benefits of the
Home, from the(residenue or home of such
disabled soldiers to the Ohio Soldiers
Home. ~ -
The resolution was adopted-yeas 6e,
MIR. PIATT, upon leave, called up H. B.
No: 240, by Mr.. Wright-To authorize
boards of education to receive certain do
nations, and for other purposes. !ii1 Hem
Mr.. BRUFF moved to amend as follows:
Strike out in section 2, all after the word
''ton in line /, and Including the word
schools" in line g. and insert establish
schools in su h houses subject" Agreed
Mr.. CHASE moved to indefinitely post
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved that the House
go into committee of the Whole on the
special order. Disagreed TO. fiEt. sds 1HIsai;
Mr.WILES demanded the previous ques-
tion,i which demand twas not sustained
yeas 81, nays 40auI Ja5I2d19Hi $50 81 TRHs-
Mr.BRUFF moved ltoamend by striking
out in section two all after the word estate,
in line 3, to the end of the section. Agreed
to. iil6-ui @id JGGJ TsH .is 4z.-r.i9 Ia7.-s -s ta
Mr.. NIXON moved that the bill be post
poned until March ID and made the special
order for 219 o'clock. Agreed to- i4Jat sIi
On motion of Mr.. HITCHCOCK the
House resolved itself into committee of the
Whole, upon the order of the day, Mr.!
Nixon In the chair iiosi1sJ scH oE--tuEi
The bill to provide for the appointment
of a Commissioner of Railroads and Tele-
graphs, was takehlup.i7"a lsl' lfH -..sio
[This is all the proceedings we received
up to the hour of going to press,l ~. 'r,,ey s.