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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GEyEHAH. NEWS

Eight thcusand buildings, TO cost Sl2.
| 00o 600, are in TIA course of erection IN
Chicago.
Coal Is said to lose five per cent. week
| by bsng exposed to the weather.
Alic. Kingsbnry. enalouz o. siane
Rsam, has gone to " scuping.
The New To.k woman ars better dressed
than evan the women Of Paris.
Elliott. til. partial. painter. wac born in
assu mil.
,yirasaois A1s mors wild frnit tais year
| than coma el toe old states have cul.ivA-
ted.
An oak tree on tie border OF Lee, New
Hampshire. stands 10 two counties and
three towns
Cincinoati hysicsn, IS jean Of sss
now handles his twenty 6rst baby.
A water-spout 10 Arizona sessstly des-
troyed two freight trains.
The trottng horse George Palmer has
b On sold for sl5, 600.
Mea4e, the Vermont sculptor, has taken
.lisn wife.
The Atlantic is not going t,pubish any
more putting articles in the body oil that
magazine. i.
During August. St. Louis had IL fires
with loss o. sl7l,41l
The cattle trade between San Antonio.
Texas, ard Mexico amounts TO $S,00O,OoU
yearly.
The Union Psc,fi, Railroad at sherman
il eight thousand feet above the level OF
the sea.
II il estimated that five thousand cattle
will die OF tho disease in tbs four counties
Of Iroauois, Vermillion, Champaign ana
Ford.
One of Dan Rce's circus horses. worth
6 900, died at Bridgeport on wednesday
Of consumption.
It has been stated by = savan recently
that Pompeli and Hcrculaneum were de.
stroycd over twelve thousand years ago.
Bsn. H.lliday's fnc farm ., Rye. Conn.
is stocked with bafaloes imported from
the west.
The U. s. Court at Pittsburs has under
taken to stop the steamboat racing on the
Monongahela.
A Cork jury has given virdiot of fT0
damages against = woman for calling .
school teacher FeEian.
Monck is said to be retained as Govern.
or General Of Canada. Tho salary is $780,
900 in gold.
Peter Cartwright, the venerable Mstho-
dist pioneer, is reported as seriously failing
in health Flo has seen active service for
GA years.
man in New Albany, Ind, once the
owner OF considerable property, has be-
come reduced to such absolute psnury that
he has subsisted for the last six weeks on
bread and water.
American hay in English market is $s5
. ton, BY auction, will pay the shippers,
and cheaper the price Of British hay Of the
same quality, now selling a $50 . ton
This is . new branch oftrads.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Ths Standard consid.
claims no fault Of England, she always be-
ing ready to settle disputes and return
friendship. England always has been moro
disposed to real alliance than the United
States.
TINS Wintsrset Madisonian says two mon
have mystsriously disappeared from DsSote
for abou: week past, and no tidings can
be heard from them. One of the men had
a large amount Of money in his person, and
had just come from Illinois, for the purpose
Of starting lumber yard At DeSoto. Tho
ether man was in the r. r employ, and
was the "boss" Of the carpenters at work
thers for the r. r. Co. L. is feared that
there is foul play.
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j. A. REID N. D.,

DHYSIClAy AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. 2s. corner Main and Third
'rssts, Davenport, Iowa. jyi-e2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07
GsENNAYl.yANBA
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

Previous 10 Jnnusry i-t, 1906. brand wa.
known ~ ~. A. FAH$ES1o1K A co, rURH
WHITE LEAD bat II being closely i'm Il sted. ",
then changed II TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

DENSfON SURGEON OFFICE ON THIRD
L Street, betweea Brady aad siain street
Oaice hours. to 10 A. H.. . 10 r. n, 7 TO
sEve'g. Residence. Brady ct. bet 9Th and 9tk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07
Ysung and Old, Male and female

All uss II with wonderful succcss. BrlrgsCoLOR
10 the pale white lips,
l. o On AND Il EArTY
to the tam, pa'o, aui care countenancc.
Cures Fever ard creates APPETITE. Try them.
Use none other Ask for GPEER's STANDARD
BlTTERS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers See
that my signature 10 tho cork Of each bottle.
ALFRED SPKRR
Pasasic, N. J.. and ns3 Broadway. New York.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA, n
Scorr CoryrY.
LOYAL Il. SMITH, Plaintiff. J
~.
rAe1Y " II SMITH naEaadanA \

EMILY II. SMITH, Deieuoant,J
In the District Court;
To Emily H. Smith. Defendant.
Your are hereby notified that on or before
the lst, day Of September 1868. . petition
will be filed by said Plaintiff, Loyal H.
Smith in the Office of the Olerk Of tho Dis
trict Court Of said Scott County, Iowa.
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds
Of matriuoy now and heretofore existing
between you and the said piaintiH,!for cause
set forth in said petition, and to which you
are referred And that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before noon of the
s.ccrd day Of the next term Of said Court,
cou,msnciug at Davenport on the End, day
of November 1863, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered there
on Dated this 4,h, day Of August 1868.
JOHN ACKLEY Plaintiffs Attorney.
aue15-d4Armea
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10 Redeem the Coupons a! Ma
turlty. Free Of Charge.

- This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on current account. or on certificate Of deposit
and 10 oil Of it, cnstomors il pledges the most
liberal treatment. HUGO SOHNIDT, Cash.
IRA n. CLIFFORD. Pres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
ALABAMA.


Democratic Rebeis on the TorehIsSht aas
Recess CiI1 NOVember-Y YOHnG Rebels
JablIant.
MOBILE, August 2-The Democratic mass
meeting aud torGhlght procession last night
was the granaest and most enthusiastic wit
messed in this city for years. The whole
CITY was brilliantly Illuminated. There
were over 5000 persons IN the procession,
Including many cOlored. Able speeches
we're made by General Battle and Hons.
John FORSYTH and Q. O. Langdon. Good
order prevailed throughout. !
MONTGOMERY, August l2.--The Legislature
took 4 recess al P. NJ. today to meet on
the grst Monday III November. No action
was taken on the Governors veto Of the bill
authorizing the Legislature to cast the
electoral vote OF the State, and it remains
to be disposed of on the reassembiing OF The
legislature in Noyember-tla day before
the Presidential election. The new State
constitution provides that registration Of
voters shall be had before every general
election. The Senate to-day passed a regis
tratlon bill but the House laid It on the
table. The members have nearly zil let
this CITY,.
The second bale of new cotton was re-
ceissd 30 day from the farm Of HICKS anu
Lee, aud sold by James MARKS y 20. " VIII. Win
ter d Co. at thirty cents. Weight over oeV
pounds. .
The young men of the city are firing q
salute In honor of the adjournment Of the
Legislature and the departure OF lts mem
bsEH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
NEEXICO.
State 0fsEera Cruz I'm EnsWFrectIoH = ne.
voiutt"hGry Asprct of AffAirs-HAppV
Condition OF MaA.tera Ehere.

State afsEers Crua TN EnsWFpectiG on - he.
voiuttsnAry Asprc of AfAlrs-Happv
Condition OF Matters there.
HAVANA. August 1.-THE French mail
steamer Paris arrived from Vera Cruz,
bringing advlces as late as August s. The
whole state Of Vera Cruz is in inaUrreetion.
The rebels are well organized, and the
leaders men of influence. Tho insurrrc-
ti0n is extending rapidly, and they hold
Their ground firmly.
Poreto At Modelin has pronounced IN IA
vor of 0rtega, Other leaders followed his
example, and were followed by the, troops
stationed at TiHcOt4lDain aud AIVarado.
Both these places hieaerto fayored J1arez.
the city OF Vera Cruz is lett without 5uf.
icicut force 20 Tgpel ~ attack whieh is
momentarily expected. II is expected that
the Iirst place attacked will be Castle San
Juan del UIloG, Where many prisoners are
confined, GnOng them Generals Escobsd0
and Castillo. The latter is the best engineer
in Mexico, and the former Yas q general Of
division, In the State of Puebla the Governor
had closed the Trieuno oy furce. The
Judges threltened to arraign him for Vio-
laing the constitution. In Surra around
PueblR. General Aatorre had his hands full
with the insartection headed by General
Negrete. He had asked the GoTeTnmentf0r
1900 more troops and received only 200, and
it was rumored that he had been defeated
By the rebel leaders. Bo arrived at jalapa
with 200 men and the wounded. The bal
anee OF his men had been put hors du COM
bat and fsllen into the enemies hands. The
government kilograms admit p reverse.
Misery prevailed throughout the Repub-
lie. Agricultural prospects were ruined
and disc6ntent breoming general.
In Guerrero, Generals JimineE and Aics
had given farloughs to the troops, to engble
them 10 aid in planting the crops. From
Taontars, the Federal commander sent 8
request for the rBinforoements. The Gov
ernment replied that it was impossible to
send man.
In Chihuahua the students had become
so insubordinate that the military had been
called in TO arrest and inprison them,
In Jglisco, large bands were threatening
Ciadad. Gasmaa deemed it possible thar
the rural population wop JOIN them.
In Sonora the reaetionary party had been
defeated. Yasqnes, Chaeon alsa YaTgos
were captured and shot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
LEGISLATURE TAKES A RECESS.
WASHINGTON.

EvaTtk Thinks IE0lIlAs Can stay DIstII-
Iery egUIatIG s-OAIt1e Disease Em.
puted to Had Weather and Couhne-
ment fn Sars-NeAth of Thaddeue
sIeVena-His RemaIns Lay In state.
WASHINGTON, August l2-Mr EVarts' long
looked for opinion covers d column, and de-
clares Rollins tenure good. Rollins there
fore continues in Office
Fifty delegates Of the National Journey
men railoro' Union visited the President
today. The interview was pleasant and
charac eristjc, without political all,ions.
The aistiltery regulations cover ten pages,
and direct THAI no still shall run until the
regulations are complied with. The new
law requires rye different stamps TO a barrel
of spirits,
Buffalo experts in this city pronounce the
cattle disease nothing but the Effects Of hot
weather and close confinement in the cars.
Thaddeus Stevens Is dead.
sperial Mexican advices report that the
State Of Vera Cruz is in rebellion under in.
Huential leaders. 1t is thought that the
Castle of San Juan de Uloa will be at.aCked.
Alatorre has defeated Negrete.
In an ARRAY with robbers in Crawford
county, Illinois, one CONSTABLE was killed,
and the remainder of the posse rushed upon
the robbers, ana killed them all isur in
number.
The remains Of Thsddeus Stevens will he
in state in the. rotunda Of the Capitol 10.
morrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
ROUSE OF REPREsExrArIvEs.
ThIrty-NInth Das's se.sIon.


WEDNESDAY, August H. 1858.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair
The roll being called fotty-nlne mem.
bers answered to their names:.
Speaker Lowell, Alexander, Antoine,
Buckingham, Brewster, Barbee, Burrel,
Bergeron, Carr, Cuney, Deslonde, Devices,
Dufresne, Dupart, Evans. Esnsrd, Foute,
Gair, Garstkamp, Hill, Haskell, Hanlon
Honore, Hutchinson, Holland, Hail, Isa.
belle, Kent, Leblanc, Lott, Landers,
Mahier, McYean, Mansion, Morand, Mat.
theWs, Magee, Noble, PearCe, RAYMOND
Reese, Slaton, Sterrett Tureaua, Umphreys,
Walsh, Washington, H. Williams, Yorke-
40.
There being no quorum present,
Mr.. Mcyean, of Caddo, moved that the
sergeant-at.Arms be sent in search of alb.
sent members.
Carried.
A few moments after, quorum being
present, prayer was made by Chaplain
Kingston.
On motion of Mr.. Tureaud, of st. James,
the reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was accepted:
EERoLLAEsT ROCKS.
Hz.15 House OF Representatives !
New Orleans, August IA. 1913 J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives.:
Your Committee on Enrolment respect
fully reports that the following bills have
been duly engrossed. TO wit:
An act to incorporate the New Iberia,
| Vermiliionyllle, aud Texas Railroad Com
pany. %
An act TO regulate the practice and the
/ dispatch Of business in the District Conrts
oi New Orleans.
An act to establish the Board of Public
/ Works for the State OF Louisiana and to de-
hne the duties of the same. 55-.
An act relative to the appointment of
| Licenses Inspectors Of the city Of New Orr
! leans.
An act to amend an act entitled an act
relative to the public printing, approved
/ July "a 1865.
40 act to establish q Board of Pablic
Works for the State.
Respectfully submitted
6 Aa o. IT. BREWSTER, g
Chairman Enrollment Committee.
The Committee on Public Health and
| Quarantine submitted the following report,
With q petition Of the Beard Of Health,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA.


Democratic ConvenIlon-DeasGs of she
General AeA-mbIYo
RALEIGH, August 12.--The State Conyen-
ton OF Democrats and Conservatives will
meet here tomorrow. D. tlegates are arriv-
ing a large attendance il Anticipated.
tull delegations from Wilnitr ton and coua-
ties on the line of the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad are expected tonight.
state ELECTORS for President and Vice-Presi-
dent will be appointed. t14 I'd
The State Legislature is stiIl in session.
Resolution to adjourn on MoHday next
has passed, but it is expected thai the session
Will be prolonged.
The STATE police force bill was defeated.
out Oil organizing special volunteer
force will pass. This bill is tfensiBe, but
not go much so as the police force bill.
The action of the General Assembly for
some dsys past has been Of bat little general
interest. bill passed the Lover House
providb 6 for the payment of interest on
the Stale debt, but no tax bill was yet
passed to raise the ary funds. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

Mr.. Baker, the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Kenspoby,in 2 recent bold and
able speech, said: ~
/ have travelled to sona extent through
this State, and I tell you there ere places
in Kentucky whore Union men dare not
speak, and where they dare not act. In
the southern portion Of the State, and upon
the Tennessee border, there Is as perfect
reign Of terror ss ever there Was upon
Gods earth, and we do not expect those
men to go to the polls and vote. But,
thank God, upon this northern border the
liberty Of spseeh is left US, and tell you
Ii behooVes every man who is . Union
man, and who has any respect for bis coun-
try and the memory Of the sleeping dead,
to arouse from his lethargy and come 70 the
Veseua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
HIlsCELLANEo EoUs.

Seward II einrna to Neutrality-suspicious. w
nnrnry ON the indian Trait.
AUBURN, August 12.--Secrrtary Seward
left tor Washington this morning. 9l
sn LOUIS. August 12.-tieDrral Harney
leaves here next week to pei feet arrange
ments for removing the Indians TO their
reservation, with headquarters at Fort
Randall.
NEB YoHK August 12.--All cattle arriving
here are Quarantened.
The large excess of 3eaths of middle aged
persons from diarrhea is attributed to eating
diseased flesh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
GEORGIA.
ProeeedlnFs iu ,ho T,,-,.,n.n-.

ATLANTA, August IA motion in the
Senate 10 reconsider yesterdays vots, ON she
appeal from the Chair in the case of Bradlay
was carried by q to Is.
In the debate which followed the fact vas
tiou has decided that under the reeunstruT,s
tion laws Bradley had no right to register.
The Senate went into secret session.
Joseph Bradley was confirmed as Chief
Justice of he State by 26 to a. No Associates
were confirmed.
IN the House Turner negro introduced
oili 10 punish common carriers for dis
OF color. '''-e-'' - ''ssv $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

Des Moines, Iowa, was on Menday
greatly excited over the demolishmsnt By
a mob OF big house Of ill-tame within 9
mile Of the city limits. A country girl,
aged thirteen, was on Saturday decoyea
into the bagnio. The farmers, some sixty
strong, banded together aud made raid
upon IL but did not ind the girl The
keeper and his bnllfes showed fght,
women out Of doors IN their night olashes,
when they burned the whele institution
down to the ground. The building was
new and well finished. The loss Is prohat
bly, over $4,000, e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
MARKETS.

New YoRE, August l2.-Cotson market
unchanged Sales today 500 bAlcs middlings
at 23lc. Flour and wheat unchanged. Mixed
Western corn 81 l7G1l ls. Nj ss pork un.
changed. Lard active kettle rendered
l9@l94c. Groceries Gulet rurpentine Do
csc. Rosin So 9o@7. Freights lower on
q am, steady ON cotton.
NEw YoRE, August u. - Governments
closed firm; 5-20's OF 1862, with coupons,
ll49; TeRnessee's 65; new 6s4i North Caro-
liua's new 73s; Vlrginis's 6e
Money easy at 3@4 for call loans. Gold
clost1 j strong at l47. Sterling heavy at "a.
Southern bonds higher and in demuua.
BALTIMORE, August 12.-Cotton Btssdy,
290294c. for middlings. Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm; prime red So 1902 rs.
Corn dull; white 81 10. OAts dnlI prime
950s1c Provisions trm aud unchanged.
Runds--Virginia's old inscribed a6{ bids
Yirginis'5 Of 1866 Absi coupons, old, 6S3;
coupons, new, 50. North Caroltns's, neWs
735 bid. Ex coupons "a.
New Y0RK. August IA Money primo,
discounts 6l7. Stocks duh and weaker.
5-20's OF 1862 llz2; Il 1864 1lO9; Of 1865 ll23;
new issue lo9E; Of 1867 1895 Of 1858 l093;
l04O's 1882
CINoENEArI, August I2-Flonr Gnd wheat
unchanged. Corn dull, 9lD9ic. Oats $50
55c. Whi-ky held ut 85a in bond. PorE
duD SIS 70. Lard le39lssc, Buik meats,
shoulders l24c.; sides l4ac. Bacon, shouid'
ers l38c; clear RIB sides l63c.; and clear
sides l7l,I; sugar cured hams 2l6522c.
|. Sr LOUIS, August r. Flour actiye and
unchanged. Wheat 395c. lower. Corn
93@96e. Oats d2@55c. Provisions quie5
and unchanged.
/ IIou1syILLE, August IG.-Salss l5a hhds.
| tobacco ~ tull prices; lugs 81 60DD IS;
common To medium Leaf Sl00l4; shipping
leaf SI50l6 70; cutting leaf SiT025 So
/ Wheat, I'D So 05G93 10 Corn 00D95. Oats
4595O Flour-snperfne Sc 6o06 Is. Mess
! n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
EUROPE.


The 'Emper0E's speech mt TF0HeG-tOnLs
meaIs up0A Tt-AdGh Eeaacs MenkeR
Bead.
LONDON, August II. The Emperor s
speech at Tr0yes excites various Comments,
some journals claiming IL as q guarantee OF
peace and others as a cover for war.
LONDON. August 1.-THE Emperor of
Ap,tria urges the speedy appointment of
gary
The insu-rection in Bulgaria has been
suppressed. the Turks accuse Prince
Charles Of RoCmania Of aiding it.
The foretgu volunteers are deserving tho
Papal service.
Adah I-aacs Menken is dead.
The students of Paris created e .l1Gl 70.
lay, aud several we're arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

Mr.. Anderson moved to lay on the table
the motion to reconsider.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
The following are the majority and minor.
ity reports of the committees:
ResoLped. That the Honorable II. A.
Foute, r. N. Ogden, and G. II. Braughn,
are not entitled, by reason of their ineligi-
bility, to seats in the Senate rs Senators
from the First Senatorial District of the
State of Louisiana
MORTIMER F. SMITH,
Chairman.
GEORGE Y. KELSO,
X. POlNDEHTEB
PATRICK O'HARA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

II doesn't become Fraak bar 10 pirate
about the carpetbaggers. Tsere has bean
no time sineeSthe Blair fiaiIy could crawl
that each separate and individual nssnbar
OF it has not been in Washington ecsfeet-
bag In hand, a-elamorings and a.hagElng
for Office. Carpet baggers Of the most cnnr
tempiple description ore the whole biAig
rReas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

J SS1' SSa,' .ierson, Bacon, Beares, Blsekman,
ie ~ Eshn, Campbell, Coupland, Darrail,
aHanss Eean. Foute, FRANCOIS, Futch, jerks,
TUM Jewell, f. l. Jewell, Kelso, Lewis,
tNsn Sette. Offutt, Ogden, O'Hara, Packard
w; VIM, Rdexer, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thomp'
cits VI Tadd, White, Whitney, Wilcox, Wall
Ssss sss. Wittgenstein-3
3, sns: ~ aver BY the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Tnr-
not1
e III motion of Mr.. Todd, the reading Of
ed n utes was dispensed with.
lea, ers., STANDING COMMITTEES.
Smith, from the Committee on Blec-
=. reported progress.
Isn1 Ieas1, Ray, from the Committee on Internal
rovements, reported progress.
- Beares, from the Committee on Visit
seisa he Penitentiary, reported progress.
a dnsf N I, Campbell, from the Committee Cd
entiss .a oratons and Parochial Affairs, report
!, ssN rOgress.
-estS Ss' /. Todd moved that the Senate Chamber
;sDAE N. losed during the entire day, and that
vbody be excluded with the exception
nate n MEMBERS, employees, ana contestants.
SaG9s q ss.I /. ouara moved to lay the motion on
! 40. 70 table.
les; I'll #5e motion to table was lost.
IiSm SlEa he motion Of Mr.. Todd then prevailed.
~ assi 4. be Senate Chamber was cleared and the
rs closed.
!. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
,aa, lea, prted favorably upon Senate bin
lO3, an act 70 amend the first
Lee. ion of an act entitled an act
I ans ~ incorporate the town OF Monroe,
1i,ls a y be parish of Ouachita, and to provide
,ye snI he government of the same, approved
EDsEs be eighth of March, 1866,
'ah " suspension of the rules Mr. Ray in
1ntaial need bill to ameud an act entitled Gn
reefs 10 incorporate the town of New Iberia
sps nj Be parish of St. Marin, and for other
: mar Does, approved March l3, 1850, and the
amendatory thereof, approved March
ILL., lS5J, together with q memorial from the
@ rlesl1 sbitants Of the town.
xal4he bill lies over under the rules.
'lm K7 nder a suspension OF the rules Mr. Ray
PARIS pdaced bill to incorporate the Vigi
/ IosoTss Sea Fire Company No. !, Of the town oi
15isn sussl iberia.
, 9s bill hes over under the rules.
reefs nder suspension of the Fuies Sir, Ray
ESDA Esd Oduced bill relative to delinquent taz
Mectors.
hersas be bill was read twice and referred tC
uIdss lnss Judiciary Committee, on motion Of Mr.
y stTea
Theol1# .- -".
I msia "a suspension of the rules MIR. Ray in
hunds iueed bill to purchase i've hundred
l5f9 \ b9u " lea Of the Code of Practice and Civil
fttse fttse eof the State of Louisiana, edited by
Fuqua,
cad twice and referred to the judiciary
T.. IL lnittee Oh motion of Mr.. Ray.
suspension Of the rules Mr.. Ogden
oduced y bill relative 70 the inscription
aFtein mortg ages in favor Of minors il
parish Of Orleans.
cad Twice and referred to the Judiciary
: nmittee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

ECampbelI, from the joint committee
LoaI.112 2nVestigate the conduct OF the late eiec-
FAXIsh On the condition of peace and good
r in the Stare, reported favorably upon
I, J. Jewell's resolution calling fer q
ARN mittee to inquire into the names of the
hundred and fifty men" murdered in
tate alluded to by the Governor in his
20 the President of the United States,
e Par 70 obtain from him the letter of District
tar tns rney Hudspeth relative 10 the murder
90 in Y ben. women. aud children in the parish
: t Landry, and also upon Mr. Smiths
"a e 'e1s eVoH ndment to Mr. Jewens resolution, pro.
rsd AZ ~ that the committee inquire into the
never fab Aesuf the men murdered on the thirtieth
WHITES uly, 1866, and the names Of their mur-
y affords en Hte
the VII Campbell presented at the same time
! in the 4 following communication from the
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