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Do you want to be forced to send your chill
dren to school with negroesa You do not
Then be sure to vote against the Black Crook
Constitution. 3.
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There are but two days more in which to
register, and every one should avail himself
ofthe earliest opportunity to do so. and not
put it off till the last moment as the "Black
Crookites" are making strenuous exertions
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VIII the Democratic City Committee look
after the registry offices, and see that their
friends have an equal chance with the blacks?
The Constitution can be defeated shall we
do il !?
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No TELEGRAPHIo NEws.-The storm of last
evening Frustrated all the telegraph lines North
West and South, and we are, Of course, without
dispatches this morning.
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Do the coffeehouse keeperswant their BUSH
ness broken up? If not, let them exert
themselves to defeat the infamous Black
Crook Constitution.
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Only two days remain for registration.
One vote may defeat the odious Black Crook
Constitution. Let every citizen try to cast
that vote.
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Let the laboring men remember that the
Black Crook Constitution puts them under
the control of negroes, and thus practi-
cally deprives them of their rights of citizen
shin.
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Remember that you cannot vote unless you
register, and that the registration will close
on Wednesday evening. Lose no time.
Every vote is important.
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Nearly all of the negroes who are register
ing to vote on the new Constitution can
neither read, write nor spell.
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Registerl Registerll Only two days re-
main. There is no time to be lost.
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Have you registered? If not, do SO at
I, once. The time is short. rn
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Gentlemen are registering in New Orleans
who have not voted for many years past.
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Have you registered2 If you have, see
that your friend and neighbor follow your ex-
ample. if Bad
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The p.ersses composing his nvenen called 70 order
b. Mr. l. Nsesa .Yssst6snt q sAid Committees
Mr. n Peirson w. <s,>essA H. President pre- sen
and D. Mcneil appointed Secretary
On noticn Chair appeintsd the following named gem
slsm<n zone from ssch Dsszict> COMMITTEES on crs<ss
ras: Ms.srs W. DsLsesy, Z r RAlsshids osssn.e md
d Delsnors M t4 4. .giI1f
The corntss reported the following named ssntlsnsn
T'r,s r.rs--n sr,edy D. MCCARTHY. John Curry. p H.
wsssrs, rhes Kesrey and & Hsm'l.r m. = :, ~.
,bss~ sn'sa JsSn Hocrfin.. Maiden aud 4 Hevy
Third y d-jehe Hs:s, 4 Lardnsr: J qle-esy A'st
card, Germ sss w os csnvsco v
ssar,h WSd-J. 9, Van wnf's. 3 j. L~vlsss, 7. Duty.
1a s &s,d- cSs;:s i E an Eds..d Thomas. A. rrados
ssh WaaG W. tseis9s octave Andry and Albert P
seventh w.rd-wn lockwood. Aurdut and JOS Davs
firhsh wsrd-Jsssph Jsesss D. De'Aners and VIM. Lat
Ninth wsa-David Bradbury. Alfred vsaar and David
Tsa'h wnd. NJ .. shsshsn. VIM De Lacey. O. Troy. w.
Pienop ard John Vbrea I, r,--., ri
xisisr-r p sAerburns and n Glsser. 81
Messrs. A. W. wAAer and d.. y. X. ksapp. dsissHtss
from ire parish Of S. Bernard
zion were en- motion admitted ca8t the votss
for Congressional csndidates ffef
Tie Con, ension then into election r permanent
officers srd Nsssrs T. p sherburns and Dennis oronAn,
Jr we're ch respectively PRESIDENT and Vice President
Mr. Rous, Of the Sixth ward the. offered the following
rssolltisn. which adopted 4H o1Iaa
wbes "a ne ssn-s Of the psmserscy q this STATE that
S .s 49, . esroshs judicial municipal
in The ccming cleo ion; and !. = ~ 80 .
nsois cenve for the State At l-rge thse'ors
Isssse ihs: III sss e = ss ssaa
9 sscs e Az The sane By .pgon:n nj :, recon
ssrvsuvs Dsmscrsey II this State
The fSllosips. submitted by Mr.. D. Dslensrs Of the
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77-777T OTT1cE on sEcFErAET FoR ,'IVIL hffzS1's \
1900. - N New orleans, La, M>ren ~ 1903
crRcuLAR H. 1881
L. ..s,..c~ h speciul Orders No. IS. Current Series.
rom these strson VII be eysnsa or rss,-
% - ~ foou,nx named places The ci'y o. New orleans
~ n~rjsd Of Ave days. commanding on Friday he "a OK
A kkir,t = srd-No <.6 81 Charles street
second Ward-Corner Beyonne aud - Jose IN 'tfoe.e
Ihird W aId-City II n. Room No -. -.
rorr,h arFo 2l3 Car corner <aWpert street.
Fftp Wnrd--Cernsr Orleans and ooirbon rs-r "a.
Al nth Ward-<o Gs'latin street cppost3 " .. mt
fesc1 IN Wsrd-Eo. Is trenchman street
Erlchth Ward-C Corner Nsrixny street and Lev
Levee
fieSrn,h W.rd~erner Wa hngton and NJ garine strees
once hcur. from A , 70 II , !. end from t57 RH
By command Of brevet Major General n u noon1sN A.
ROBERT CHANDLER,
f.trI' Csufain Asst Secretary for Civil Aders-
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sgsee supp'smsns for Finsnciai and Com
nercfnI Arficsea- MD
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Grand Musical
AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT,
To be given under the auspices the ORLEANS LITER
AIRY A. DEBATING SOCIETY, A. the NATIONAL
ThkAfER,
Friday Evening. Aprii 80. 1895.
For the Benefit of the ORPHANS HoME. Seventh street
s.narita josHFIrA vILoNENo the wos derful voini.s
sps Pisnis hss been engsg-d tor the occasion.
Oh o. arti,ts xiu
Reserved sssss may be secured ct PHILIP wERLIEN's
Nusic stoIe No 81 Bsronus rect ehere the
be found the day concsrt whom II VII be uans-
ierrcd 10 The box once Of the Ihrst-r
Doors open At ~, Concert Commences At 7KP.n
Ticket 81 each.
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AuuHCIR8A N0naM8e&0n4s
yor nsyor--JoHN R. coNwAx
Yor tontroer-J. o. LANDRY.
street Commissioners Ost Pr nURPHY.
Rec Ct # s .sds e"rx
ssss:r Ct Ct f Foash psss 5xcxsos
TAX CoLLEcToRs.
Firut Dsssrsct--xALAcHI rEENEY.
sscond D,ssrict-L. \. LENskIr-
f FSrstb H p,.snsseH Ii AH sHssEL
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
s s. sr;:s !: :: y
Third Justice Of the Pesee-J- M9sraMAr s
F Ess . ss;;'s e 4. =; oSLHsA
1 AZ CoNsrABLEs.
First yuss'ess cour-A A: PLATsyIER 9ya
secord Justices cesr-JoHN C,rNnRS.
! ss'sG s Ss:sss. Sss zo sesTlsR
Fifth Justices Court-WH- 0oRnLEy.
ft3oc ASSESSORS 5a-
Firt Dttri,t--J. r. o'EEALs s eN
Second Di:trcs7E A. BozoSIER 1
fourth District-JUHN p. CASEY.
ALDERMEN AND ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Aldermen, ALFkED KEARSs and 9. aoss.
ms sssJes = x il sns Wv: wxIkks 80,
s sSsS .ss ssasn
sss.sh, fiss !, md sixth wssas ards roknAs
KIN; rnh Ward, EDWARD LEHMAN; sixth Ward,
seventh. E,shsh and Ninth Wards Aldermen H LIAM
BIAS aud =. LOsBUR9 Assistant AIdermsn-Sesrn.h
Ward a L1wRhEck; Eighth Ward, GEO. rASDELLr;
Tenth Wsrd-Al .rmsn, =. A. o'BsEN; Assistant Al
Eissslih p KAIszR Assistant Alder
man, JOHN BREEN- H4 rf
ron CONGRESS.
First Di sfrct-A W. WALKER
Second District-Col. JAS MANN
IA YoR STATE SENATE.
First District-N. A. FoUTE. GEO. W. RACE. a. II.
Sec Second Di tret-A- sAxBoLA. Z. l. JEWELL
Thru District
Fourth Diss ics-Judge JOHN DAILY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
First wrd-P II WATERS. J. T HANLON.
second ward-E- Y. L'HusIt. CHAs. LEEDS
1hird Wsrd-W. H. ROGERS, T. n. NcCALkB, fhOS.
O'cONNOR. GEO WATERS II
Fourth Waro-F. q. ZACHARfE CHAS SrRfN3ER
Fifa ward-JOHN AcrLELLASD, \. Q. CROZAr-
81, IN Wnsd-J. r. CrRrIL.
Seventh Wzrd-LOfGHAUsEk
fiehtt ward--f bORGt.
Ninth Wsro-L A. WILLY - --
Tenth and Eleventh " srds-W. POPE NOBLE, g.
NAY. CHAS A. EAGER.
=. ''''''' STEPHEN D. uesEIL. Secretary.
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Extra Long and Large Shirt B0SOMs; 3II.H
Night ShikIS aud Boys SH M rs. I.I.I
CUPS and COLLARS 20 put Shirts;
sHiRrs made . order at our shit FACTORY, cor
- = S'-'' LEIGHTON Il HAYMAN.
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g WHOLE NUMBER 4O2.

any any person shall, during the year
EIa5,. ELyIoo, FotS Ior any candidate for
Eiector Of President or Vice President
of me United States, or shall act as an
ofhcer at any election for such candidates.
every person so offending shall be deemed
guilty. OF high misdemeanOr and shall he
llaole to Indictment and conviction thereof
IN any court of competent Jurisdiction. and
snail on conviction, be fined not more than
$1,000 and imprisoned not less than one
month nor more than one year.
SEC: 8. That it shall be the duty of the
President of the United States to prohibit
any person from voting or acting US an
oilcer OF any election contrary to the pro.
visions OF this act, and for that purpose he
shall employ the power of the army and
navy OF the United States as far as may be
SEC. Z. That all acts or parts of acts, so
Iar as the same may be in conflict with the
PROVISIONS e, Of this act, are hereby repealed.
, Senute-Legislative business unimportant,
senate in executive session nearly An dav
Adjourned.
In the House to-day General Sysher in
troduced bill enforcing in Louisiana the
ehlro secuon OF the fourteenth article un-
9er penalty OF fine and imprisonment. Re
feared to the judiciary committee.
resolution introduced directing the
committee on postal affairs to report a bill
establishing a pos al system of money
orders between France and the United
States.
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GEORGIA.

The Military Commission and the GeOrs
Ria PrisOners-DemOeratIe Stnfe Con-
ventiOn-The Legislature and RemO-
val of Political DIsabllities-GOvernOr
BulIOck's Message.
ATLANTA, July 24.-The military commits.
sion for the trial of the Columbus prisoners
met this morning, and no business being
before it, on motion, adjourned sine die.
The Columbus prisoners were remanded
TO the custody of the post commandant at
Columbus, and will be released on two
thousand dollars bail for future appearance
in case called on.
The State Democratic Convention nomin-
ated General J. B. Gordon and Hon. John
T. Clarke, electors for the State at large,
and General William 7. Woiford and Thomas
II. Norwood, alternatCs.
The House passed the TO lowing resolution
by a vote of III to 20:
That we respectfully and earnestly petit
ton Congress to remove from every citizen
of Georgia, irrespective Of party association
the disabilities imposed by the third section
of the proposed amendment to the Constitu-
tion Of the United States known as article
fourteen. r- -
Governor Bullock sent message to both
Houses, in which he coIgratulates the peo-
| pie on the establishment of civil govern
ment; declares the new State constitution
-prOsCriptivc; applauds the freedom of
the ballot box; declares that we are nation,
and not independent soyereignties; claims
that the national Legislature should have
the right TO declare who shall be citizens;
lauds the labor system as the most efficient
in the world, and approves of the removal
| of disabilities as fast as the relations to the
| general government will justify.
The Democratic demonstration closed
| last night with a grand torchhght process
! sion. The city was brilliantly illuminated.
| The crowds dispersed at midnight, cheering
| for Seymour and Blair.
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tent, then the Chairmen of the Finance
Committees, the Mayor, the Controller, and
| the Treasurer shall, on refusing or neglect
ing to carry out this act, be indicted before
the Criminal Court, and on conviction for
each offense be, each or all of them, as the
case may be, sentenced to imprisonment for
term of not less than ten days or more
than two years, and to pay fine of not less
than two hundred or more than two thou.
sand dollars.
All securities who are held for the faithful
performances of the duties of the Chairmen
Of the Finance Committees, the Mayor, the
Controller, and the Treasurer, shall be ad-
judged liable to pay the fines imposed by
the Court when any of these parties are con.
victed of ohenses against this act.
SEC. IL. That all acts or parts !of acts
in conflict with the foregoing be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Under suspension of the rules, bill No.
63, offered by Mr.. Washington, of Assump-
ton, entitled an act extending protection
to labo. ers upon plantations, passed its
second reading, and was referred to the
Committee on Judiciary, and $50 copies or.
dered to be printed.
Under a suspension of the rules, bill No.
20, introduced by Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans,
antltled an act relative to costs land fees
underwent its first and second readings,
referred to the Committee on Judiciary and
200 copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Demarest called up his bill No. 67,
entitled an act to amend the city charter of
New Orleans, and providing for the appoint
ment Of four Street Commissioners, which
passed its first reading, and the rules being
suspended on the NJ motion of Mr.. Noble went
through its second reading, and was re.
terred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr.. McVean, of Caddo, moved to recon
slider the vote by which bills No. Is and %
were referred to the delegations of the
parishes of Orleans, Jefferson, and st.
Bernard.
Mr.. Evans, of Jefferson, moved to lay the
motion to reconsider on the table.
Carried.
At this stage of the proceedings the fol
lowing message from the Governor was re.
ceiVed and read:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Juy24, 1868,
To the Speaker of the House of Representatives:
am directed by his excellency the Gov.
ernor to inform the House of Represents
tives that he has approved and signed
An act relative to public printing;
An act granting certain powers to the sew
eral Parish Judges; and
A Joint resolution to appoint a committee
to examine into the act of the late Legis-
lature creating the issue Of four millions Of
levee bonds.
F. c. REMICK.
Private Secretary.
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WASHINGTON.
Hawaiian Consul at New OrIeans-FIoOd
In baltimore.

Hawaiian Consul at New OrIeans-FIOod
In baltimore.
WASHINGTON, July 24-The President has
recognized Adolph Bader as Consul for Ba-
varia at New Orleans.
Reports by train from Baltimore say that
the water was within few feet of Monu-
mental square, North street almost throut h
its entire ilength flooded TO the depth OF
four to eight feet. The Holiday Street the
atre was surrounded by water. number
OF dray horses aud some drivers were
drowned. A street car was swept from the
track on Gay ttreet down Harrison, with .
number OF passengers. The widest reports
concerning their fate are in circulation. No
| business is doing. The latest advices so far
are up to half.past two o'clock, when the
| flood was swelling.
| The Radicals are not hopeless of prolong-
| ing the session, but as the case stands now
| Congress must take recess on Monday, un-
| less the Senate coucurs in concurrent re-
solution to the contrary. This action will
| defeat all current legislation affecting the
South, parliamentary tactics and pocket
vetoes being regarded certain.
The two wings of the Republican party
| have been fighting over the Southern mem
| bers so far they mostly mate with Buffers
| impeachment extremists.
| Schotield will reorganize the Military
Districts in few days. The details have
not transpired.
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MARKETS, ETC.


New YORK, July "a, Noon.-Gold 143s.
Sterling unchanged. Bonds steady. Bread
stuffs firm. Corn 1c. better. Mess pork
$40 7j. Lard steady. Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands 9lc.
CINcINNATI, July 24-Flour firm; family
50 759l0. Wheat quiet. Corn s8c. Oats
656S0c. Pork S2s rs. Lard l7l@lsc. Bulk
meats liz 0l3lc. Bacon-shonlders 12}c.;
clear. rib l64c.; clear l62c. Hams 19a@203c.
Butter 27@32c. Eggs l8c, Groceries steady.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-Tobacco-Sales 56
hhds. Lugs 81 $500; common to medium
Leaf S90l4 rs; fair SIG so. Wheat 81 500
] 80. Corn 95@9Sc. Oats, new, 60c.; old
SSc. Flour-Superfne So so; fancy Su so.
Mess pork S2s' rs. Lard lsc. Baeon-
Shoulders l3lc.; clear rib l6}c; clear 17lc.
Bulk shoulders l2c. Clear sides l6c. Cotton
81. Lorrs, July Tobacco steady and
unchanged. Flour-superfne S5 5016 rs.
Wheat 8. 1000 Is. Corn 79@s7e. Oats
6IaS2c. Pork S2s 75929. Bacon-shoul-
ders l23 9l3c; clear sides 164@1Te; hams
l61020Bc. Lard l9c. Whisky 81 rs.
MoHILE, July 2t.-Cotton demand limit
ed. Sales 100 bales; low middling 273; re-
ceipts 8 bales; exports %; sales for the
week 529. Receipts of the week rs (; exports
coastwise 1856 bales; stock on hand 4169
bales. a.,
Foreign Markets.
LIyERPoc1, July "a, Afternoon Cotton
steady; middliDg uplands l03di aiddtng
Orleans l02d. Cotton atioat estimated as
Is, 900 bales. of which ~, 600 are American.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
LoEDOSs July 24f AfterRoons-bonds Iz4s
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EUROPE.
San Juan de Puerto Klco n Free

San Juan de Puerto RIcO a Free Port
LONDON, July Alt is reported to-day
from Madrid that the Spanish government
will make San Juan de Puerto Rico a free
port in case the ships of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet company plying between
Southampton and Aspinwali will stop at
that port instead Of st, Thomas, as at
present,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July 24-6:3O P. NJ
Barometer 29j0 wind west southwest and
light.
Arrived: Steamships Kensington, Babson,
from Boston, to Creevy, Nickerson & Co.,
aud W. G. Hewes, Trip, from Galveston,
10 C. A. Whitney & Co. No departures.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-River stationary,
with three feet three inches in the canal.
Weather clear; thermometer So.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-There is good stage
of water to Cairo.
VIcKsBURG, July 24.-Passed up-Emma
No, 3at5 P. NJ. River falling slowly.
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FROM WASHINGTON
The Louisiana COngreSsmen at W.rE,
IMPORTANT BILLS INTRODUCED BY MIR
SYPHER.
New Postal Arrangements between the
United States and France.

WASHINGTON, July "a, 1868.
General Sypher introduced a bill to-day
providing for the enforcement of the third
section of the Constitutional amendment
by fine and imprisonment. Also, resolu.
ton directing the Committee on Postal
Affairs to introduce a bill establishing a
postal system between the United States
and France, for the transmission of letters
and money orders. SPECIAL.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.
Twenty.Thlrd Days session.


al FRIDAY, July "a, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
Tne roll being called, sixty-eight members
answered to their names.
Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexander, An
toine, Adolphe, Bennett, Buckingham, Be-
lot Barbee, Burrel, Bergeron, Collins, CAL
houn, Carr, Cuney, Devices, Dufresne, Dem
Arrest, Dupart Eager, Esnard, Faulkner,
Guigonet, Gaif, Garstkamp, Gray, Guidry,
Hill, Haskell, Honore, Hutchinson, Hol-
land, Kent, KaYanagh, Lee, lie Roy, Lott,
Morris, Mollere, McCullen, Mahier, McVean,
Melvin, Mansion, Morey, Moraud, Mathews,
Magee, Noble, Pearee, Pratt, Page Ray
mond, Reese, Rey, Slaton, Smith, Taylor,
Tureaud, Walsh, WASHINGTON, Wilson, UNI
phreys, II. Williams, n. Young, Yorke, d.
Young, Zoelly-6S.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Turner.
On motion of Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana,
the reading Of the Journal was dispensed
with. -
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Rey, of Orleans, presented the follow
ing petition, which was referred to the Com,
mittee on Election and Qualifications;
To the Honorable the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives Of the state Of Louisiana:
The undersigned, loyal citizen of the
State of Louisiana and resident of the
parish of St Martin, respectfully represents
TO yeur honorable House
That he was candidate in said parish at
the election held in said parish on the sew
enteenth and eighteenth days of April, 1865,
for the House of Representatives; that your
/ petitioner and E. Outage We're candidates OF
/ the Republican party and supported by
| them for Representatives in said parish
aforesaid that both of them received ma
/ jority Of legal and qualified votes in said
| parish, and are entitled TO be admitted tC
their seats as Repro rcsentatiyes from said par
ish. He alleges the following grounds why
| J. B. Bergeroh and L. p, Briout are not en-
/ titled to their seats In your honorable bodS
1 as Representatives from said parishs ff
First-Both of said persons are dis
! qualified either from voting or holding then
/ seats as Representative rom said parish bI
| virtue Of article 80 of the constitution
because they were in open rebellion against
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Dispatches to the Associated Press. ]
FROMwASIIINGTON


FROM WASHINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT TILL SEPTEMBER.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD In BALTIMORE.
Bill for Reorganization Of Southern State,
TREATY WITH THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA
Bavarian Consul at New Orleans,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ETC,
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Especial Dispatch to the N, 0. Republican,
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL I'M
PROYRMENTs.
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MILTON MORRIS,
WARREN w. BENNETT,
ROBERT ]. TAYLOR,
]. ]. WALSH.
ISAAC A, ABBOT,


REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY.
Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, chairman of
the Committee on Judiciary, submitted the
following report, which on motion was re-
ceived and accepted;
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ROOM,
New Orleans, July "a, 1865.
To the Honorable Speaker and House Of ReHRs.
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Judi
ciary having considered the bill herewith
returned, an act entitled an act permitting
Judges TO act as counsel in certain cases,
report favorably.
And having also considered Joint reso.
luton relative Ito recounting of votes,
report favorably. CIV q.
= P. HARPER, Chairman.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on ENROLMENT.
Mr. Holland, of Tensas. chairman pro
tenn. Of the Committee on Enrolment, sub
mitted the following report. which on
motion was received and aoCepted:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
y Aouge Of Representative. ua
Your Committee on ENROLMENT respect
fully report that the following bills have
been duly enrolled, namely;
an act relative to public printing.
An act granting certain powers TO the
several parish judges. i.f-
joint resolution 10 appoint a committee
TO eXamifie into The act OF the late Legisla
ture creating the Issue Of four millions o
leYee bonds 11gll - at rFs
Respectfully, = 80. ......- N
-Er WIN. M. HOLLAND, %
Chairman pro tenn. Of Committee on Enroll
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-25

Mr.. Demarest, of st. Mary, chairman of
the Committee on Internal improvements,
submitted the following report, which on
motion was received and accepted: