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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-15
THIRTY SECOND DAY.

NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1868.
The convention met pursuant to ad-
journment,
The president called the convention
to order at ii A. M.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names:
]. G. Taliaferro, President; Messrs. An
tome, Baker, Belden, Bertonneau, Bonseig-
neur, Bonnefoi, Brown, Butler, Crane,
Cromwell, Quincy, bearing, Depasseau,
Deslonde, Joseph Deslonde, Douglass, Du-
part, G. Duparte, Duplessis, Esnard Fran
co.'s, Ferguson, Gair, Gardiner, Guichard,
Harris, Hampstead, Hiestand, Isabelle,
Thomas Isabelle, Jones, Kelso, Landers,
LANCE, Leroy, J. B. Lewis, r. Lewis,
Lynch, Marie, Martin, MassicOt, Meadows,
McLeran, Morris, Moses, Murrel, Myers,
Newsham, Oliver, Packard, Pierce, Pinch
back, POindexter, Reagan, Reese, Riard,
Riggs, Rodriguez, Schwab, Suaer, Scott,
Snider, Steele, Thibant, Tinchant, TWitehell,
Underwood. Valfroit, Vandergriff, NAPLES,
Wiekliffe, Williams, and Wilson'S mem
bers present
Prayer by Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The minutes were read.
Il Mr.. Packard asked for correction
in the minutes, and the minutes as
amended were adopted.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. NAPLES moved that any dele
gate assigning reasons for his vote,
shall do so in writing and he may
have them entered upon the journal,
provided they do not cover more than
half page Of fOolscap.
AR. Packard moved to lay the motion
on the table.
Lost.
And the motion Of Mr.. NAPLES was
adopted.
By Mr.. Blackburn:
An ordinance relative to warrants is
sued BY this convention to defray
the expenses thereof:
SECTION /. Be il ordained, That all
warrants issued for defraying The ex-
penses of this convention shall bear
eight per cent interest per annum from
date Of the convening Of this conyen-
ton until paid for or received by tho
state treasurer for state dues; aud said
warrants shall be received BY III
sherilfs and state tax collectors ID pay.
ment for all dues to the atats for taxes
and licenses; and the state treasurer
shall receive them from said sherifls
and state tax collectors az we'll az for
the sale Of public lands.
eEc. 9. Be Il further ordained, That
tho state treasurer be aud Is hereby
prohibited from receiving for state
dues. taxes, or liooBses, AID warranfs.
others than tboss issued by this
convention
SIC. 3. Be It flfEher ordained. That
the state auaisoE Ia and he Z hereby
directed to notify All shersfs and as
collectors Of Che passage Of this otdi-
aance. and direct fh6if compliance
therowish
~. honao2c aaFoa = anepeaa Ne
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der, Smith, Scott, Tinchant, Under
wood, Yandergriff, Vidal, Wickliffe--
46 nays.
And the amendment was lost.
The question recurring upon Mr.
UnderwoOd's motion to amend by
substituting article twenty-seven of
the majority report for article six
teen Of the minority report,
The yeas and nays were called
with the following result-yeas as,
nays 27-as follows:
Yeas: Antoine, Belden, Blandin,
BOnnefOi, Burrel, Cromwell, bearing,
p. G. Deslonde, Donate, Douglass,
U. Dapart, FRANCOIS, Fuller, Fer
guson, Gair, Gardiner, Harper, Har-
ris, Hampstead, Hiestand, Ingraham,
Jones, Kelso, Landers, Lange, Leroy,
J. B. Lewis, r. Lewis, Massicot,
McLeran, Morris, Murrell, Newsham,
Oliver, Packard, Pierce, Pinchback,
Reagan, Reese, Riard, Roberts, Scott,
SchWab, Tinchant, Underwood, Van
dergriff, Vidal, Wicklif'e-4S yeas.
Nays: Barrel, Bortonueau, Bon
seigneur, Brown, Cooley, Crane,
Crawford, Demarest, Depasseau, Du-
parte, Duplessis, Esnard, r. H. Isa-
belle, Thomas Isabelle, jackson,
Lynch, Mcmillan, Moses, Mushaway,
Poindexter, Riggs, Rodriguez, Smith,
Snider, NAPLES, Williams, Wilson
"a nays,
And the amendment was adopted.
The question was then put upon the
adoption of the original article, as
amended, as article eighteen Of the
constitution, and the article as amend
ed, and reading as follows:
ART. Is. Every eleetor under this
constitution shall be eligible to a seat
in the house of representatives; and
every elsctor who hasreached the age
of twenty-five years shall be eligible
to the senate Provided, That no per-
son shall be representative or senator
unless at the time Of his election he
be qualified electer of tho represent
alive or senatorial district from which
he is elected,
Was adopted.
The committee on finance submitted
the following report
To she President and Members OF the Constitutional
Convention OF the state OF Louisiana:
GENTLEMEN-In pursuance of the
resolution adopted on the Oath instant,
authorizing your committee on finance
to negotiate loan to defray the ex-
penses of this convention, your COM
mittee respectfully report that they
have been unsuccessful in negotiating
a loan.
Your committee, while endeavoring
to negotiate loan, received encour-
sgement to such an extent that they
have delayed their final report until
this time.
Your committee respectfully request
to be relieved from further duty in ne
getiating loan.
Fl. w. FULLER,
Chairman;
JOHN S. HARRIS,
w. l.. MCMILLAN.
On motion of Mr.. Wickliffe, the re-
port was received and the committee
discharged.
On motion OF Mr., Crawford, the con-
vention adjourned till Monday at IL
A. M.
A true cory:
WILLIAM vIGERS,
Secretary.
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Patrick Farmer ". MteAHabDat Grs'
Hapnbiie, Hof Tackle, Apparel, eeo.
TIN T1M UNITED STATES DAaIHICr COut
u for the District Of Louisiana. No. o870-ln 4
d|ence 20 an admiralty Narreut, 70 me dIrecle
ne above entitled suit, hays seized and takes /
ms possession
An1axet Ana Furn lfmre eto.. ror7 9beisd by Par
ftrmef, for the causes set forth Ia the libel Z
rqatips in the District Court o. me United BY.
and do nelet1 ella and aQmonizh the oWn-|
gUnofs thereof, ahd Al and sVags person OF psi.I
having or pralendiuR b NAYS any right. title,
teftst u q % ti7s aege, e . a1d aDneaE 81
aibrotaif. d he toifel e. M qisF OF Now W. +
Cd o. before tho Third MGfBAf from the 4
h4soo6 70 allow carea u any thay nAyu or car
"a aid siaar,lnat osoa9 Rapuhlig, her taehle
p11sl ef1 ahs1ld ret 1a condaEAaG and %
n.tee1flg 10 tAf glslts d A1olaas
Urlte2 Seated MetahAin 4liea. heH Of''I
bl&rtie1h dry ~ UtcrahsR. 1HlI. ~
he. aa-aesi ,asii Is =
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Q. g. FaREee aaa w q, frnlsht Va stean'I
Roae Franks, Her Tackle, Apparel etc.
In THE UnEEED STATES DISTRICT O0QA
4 for the District Of Louisiana No. G53S-1n %,
enqs % Sn admiralty warsAut, - me directed u !
above satitlcd cult hase eBiIed and taken into
fhs steamer BOSE FRANKS, her Tackle
paFel, etc., now heeled By y. u PeAFco and WI
knight for tue eauaee Get forth ia the libel :.
pending u the BiBtrlot Court Of the United ".
And Do hereby gite and admcal N los oNne
owners thereof, and all and every psra0n or pr
tarast ia or 70 the lams. 60 b. ead appear OF "
tr4ot Coart % the Uniae& STATES for the D1ss
o. before the TalRp MONDAY from the
hereof 10 show cause IL any thgY have or can
tbs said atoamer shouHd net he condemned ana /
SID agraes1iy 70 tAe prayer q hhsisate.
United States AlkrshaiB 0iaea, New Or1a
sixth daT 81 January, 1853. ox
No. 31s-jsf II a% u y. Maral1
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o. &, MARSHAL'S MONTTIOES

United States We. One sam nnd EnSlas
IN ThE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUl7i
for the District % louisiana, No. 8B59,--Ia or
dience 70 warrant, to me directed Ia "
above snusled sis4. Z hass seized and tahf
One STILL aza ENGINE, noN libeled BY "
TIE libel now pending in the District Court Of
United 6aatat.
And az bsreby cite and adnaonssh the owner q
uwn0fB thereof and al and every person or person
having er preSsndiug 20 have any right, title ort
forest IN or 10 tbs s2ERb 70 10 and appear at D.
tgict Csurt Of the United states, for che Diszd
esorceAaes TO b holden a. the eity Of New Orea1
tina said one btiI and Engino sho1ld DOT DO 90
dennsd, and b cold agresahly - the prayer q
bslAnt.
United Stasas AEAzshal's Once, New Orlbssl
fourteenth day OF January, leGa
No. 3aS-jal5gl Is Isl
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George NFeEeluFmoYeF AND 04hera, Va hl
IN THE UNITED STATES DIsFRIOF COURll
A for tbs District Of LQoisiana, No. esls ~
coootaaca 70 IN admiralty warrant, 10 me VI
feetea in the above emtiflsd snit have seized ~
taken into my pn1sBasi0n--
The Bellboat S0UfnERNER. haF Tackle. Appsl
ethers for the causes SET forth In tho iiba Pea
Tag IN the District Dourt Of the DATED States.
And do hereby cite and admoaish the ONnef
having or pretending 70 have any right title, o.
tcroat IN o. to the same. 70 b. and appear at ".
tEscs Court Of the United States, for the Dstn
afQresald, 70 be holden Ct te city Of New 0rlealA
or before the THIRD MUaDAk irBm the date hes
said heiihoAt SopihaFneP, her taekieeto., should
he condemned and DO seld AEFseahly 70 the praSa
Nbelanas.
United States AsarshAl's 06aos. New Orisas
tanlh d1E q January. ifdS
No. a0-iail lsalas
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~ Nr. +. Narie, 81 refrsbonne:
WaeaHAa, x is Pepper and inst to
ssnn'sNs taKea ~ a g beasl lqaitably
and 7'
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LOUISIANA
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
JOURNAL

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
NEW YORK CITY.

pc,rr,os ron THE BrrHrrr on rHs ITALIAN scsooI -
Pc italian Society ''Unione Frs'elanzA" under The
Presidency Of the Consul General OF Italy hold their
arr annual bah for the 6snsni Of the Italian evening
seaoo, a, irytns Hail this evening The school was
ssapsh cd four years ago under the auspices Of ths
asags IN This oiy who too restricted pecuniary
a. s3s the nseves OF the usual 10 those
srost1ing knowledge. Tho school has proved suc-
rsgs EIs by scholars attend It's sessions. spd now
cry reqsfas eeiafged 10 extend ts usefuIscss
lhe rsap,on OF the society will be sxosedpely
subjective and IL to ne hoped that all no syrppsinzs
~isfi IN its benevolent undertaking y.il be prsssnh
Ngw YoEg DnAsAuc UMos. "A v.eeting o. the r<sn.
ssrsof tbe New York Dramatic pn.on, orgar6,st in
october as, was held on SATURDAY evenly a for shs pur
ase Of reyyIng possible, the sssoc alton under ,hs
sgisina constitution ana bylaws Tae convention nro
sessed so lar as 10 cheese Tor les government pres
1eR, aud sae usual sgoordinste officers resolution
offered aud fully discussed authorizing
90 lease club for he use OF lhs Tn.oo On n,
adoption The nes.as adooFs ID subecs The cal! OF
ale char.
THE WAITER 81 rms PAST wsEx.--Tho return OF
ssssrvsous rcr be wses ending Saturday January 49,
taken al the Fas Meter oogcs Department chow thai
ehe barometer reached ia highest mean ap Wednesday
indicating an Rveraql or 80 $685. and ito loves. on tbs
preeediog day2a3'y2 Ths highest mean range OF tho
ehsrmometer vas 10 (oa FnlrsdAyl and its lowest tca
n.ne J. ~. on "Wednesday, so AL, apd i,s minimum
a. tno p ~ IN Tuesday, wnou q Indicated 20. 40
firlag ohffshCe IN range Of Ut'. Tue maxi mum
VI ths the.pomeier was at -four p. NJ Thurs
Gay, whea !. rose 10 ~. sad ia minimum
50 spnday, the lab, Was 10. tho difference
being "a degress Ths wind during the week was
ssriao'e,s principally ". NJ W., W. s. w and n W.
yns ~inda IN their c2msa averaged nearly ~ miles
Dor hour. There was inc 2otn and 2lst, The
arascn Of the storm being eighteen and
n,aacs It's mean eepth e,'S inches. on the 20th and
f3f there were showers ~ rsyn ght in fall aud
Srei in duration; Depth 095 ntaes An gneons meteor
sas seen during The evening OF tho Attn Its
Was southwark, and at shgss 10 tire horizon OF IS
degrees This meteor sppesed OF the size OF or
abe 6rst magnitude, sha WIS OF psto yellow and in
aensely brilliant II ~as regarded by the a.
Che Park as ''nsogriencnLT
CAPTAIN DEPErsrxRs BODY Nor TcusD--Tne rumor
surrsnt yesterday, 70 iss effect tht. the body OF Cap
sxn Dspeysier ato Governor Of the Sailors Snug Ear
bor Staten Island ends no has been missing since Lass
wednesday nornlsg.plhen, n 70 supposed half clad
and in moment Of mental alteration he walked of
sne wharf a. the Ssrbor apd Was drowned--was re-.
severed on Saturday evening by the boa.men who had
been engaged rnder the svmu'us Of reward all the
fsy nshDs for H. Ia wholly untrue. Captain Depeystes
VAS one OF the odest OF tho new York and Liverpool
captains He vac highly respected by all who had tbs
pleasure OF kss seluaint1pcs.
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no wide OF tie mark. OF II msJ be true
II true the success OF me sctems depended
managed until Inc cornpIston o. Tie sales aud ,hen
upon the suddenness With whca the new issue should
he thrown upon the market The facts already elected
by the exam OF scy lows and Dowa give
expect future developments. II the examination %
pursued. For example, Mr. pows Gays no understood
The Gales were on an Of ninety eght per cent
Mr.. Tows ssys only tS.4o0.o00 were paid In. That
would give mot quito ninety per cent What has be.
OF the eight psr cent difference. whloh.
on $4,000 shares, would amount 10 $5e2. 000f
Az 10 tho sscrscy OF tho operation, Mr.. lows
says IL kept from him, and Dir Tracy refuses %
The defendants should DO required 10 produce
the books The plaintiffs, as sockhoIdsrs hsve au 10.
terest Ia them and right 10 zee them. Il Green
Ey.. 4sAl They contain evidence material 10 tho
irons They are In the custody OF Ar. Tracy BIZ
Tows; the former IS the president Of the company and
the stscr Is the secretary Mr. Tracy says they
tho custody Of Mr. Tows. I contend the dofendsnts
should 10 compelled 10 answer tho questions pull TO them
snd 10 produce the books OF tho company.
The court took the papers announcing that decision
woue be rendered this (Mondsyl morning.
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you the means to cover oil the necessary sxpsnsss uA
me prssse yoa afe % ssnd y rec lived and approve
and hope you s ). q ...Ss ' Sso':
high chaIas.sr 70 waIch entitled b. your nsss
circus Of having consular arsn al sueh ports OF NJ
uniisd States o have active coumsrcs with OF
own These Officers would be instrumsalai in pa,tAd
chspts forget them Unnecessary shinqs, hey would
sccas,om the public 10 treat with them. and would -
90 many moro apostles and supporters Of car caus8
Our friends there might be very useful 10 us Is pontlr
10 you such persons ~ could DO conveniently sma
pioysd for this purpose they would Z proper lrai
obtain FROM the Emperor their patents in due form,
hAye preferred to address you tins to sysid uhns
csssaTy repetition Of Official notes The sabse1l
] congratulate you upon your remarkable speech a.
board tho Manhattan, and have In' hoAor 70 be yop
a:sctionate, SC,
The following letter wss never acni owing 70 cpposk
ZION on the pan OF Max's oabirst:- -
MEXICO. o.. 1864
To rpp PnEsipryr or rHs usrTsp sIArFs:.- y
Nv 6RsAT Coon FtIesD-l hefe.~i,h send you9
Escellsncy copies Of proclamation yheo have dal
which form the complement, The OBJECT Of tho,
one as well As OF tho other TO proven, further blood
shed and TO put ga end y tie war. winch threatens
end only With sEe desdgiou OF tie euse country, ME-
nag my hoars With the profound srie have Aos
ocrdingiy Got hssaed appeal tha good sense ~
wnola people OF Mexico, calling apoa them 90 0s@
hsey sud without obstacle whatsoever national tcne
grsss based principle OF uaisersa4 outrage whic
SHAH decide on tho future lorIn Of Should
thai body deterinne upon auy other than the moe
naehicai arr Ready 70 deliver The power which ho&
Vto the hands OF tat body End retire rom rho hea&
ofa government which Fave accepted only because
was made TO understand that SUCH we're lhs VISA ana
| TIE Will OF majority OF Inc people OF Mexce--o
| position which Certainly offers other induce
| men. ehsn the hope OF beng enabled "a
| accomplish too happiness and welfare Of Mexico.
| haze appealed, your Exceliepcy will perceive
| sron ,hs conteuts Of the docamenH 10 the
sever chiefs OF the republican army Jay down thse
until tho assembage OF the depnt the deca
ION Of me principal question f'e main object Of tina
present letter Is ask Excslencys good intsrs
ference and influence 10 oban adhesion OF those
cnsfs 70 the Invitation which have directed -
them and the acceptance OF which VIII at once enable
,he people OF Mexico daeidc upon principal quea
tons which being sgitated TO select the rerq
acceptable 10 them. To this dsosion wiz
submit with greater checrulnas, nor bow to thcg
selection with more sincere graiitclon than myself
cannot bring my ind belief your ExcecncJ
witt hesitate for moment to aid "a his manner IN bring
ING TO . termination the uohappy struggle which nag
divided Mexico during the past years and 10 give \
| last opportunity OF organizing stable government
which may satisfy Its wants and necessities and lead
| 20 g!sry and prosperity. MAMMALIAN.
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Im Mrrsr aaprNs Mfnm sErwtls wArcanss


Gnte-worrcm Statement 81 Wnrtin salmon.
teonsr Eacnsu yesterday received Information that
Karin samon the waichman who was shot IN tho lefi
thIgn rs,o ALA gsd 20 have been 10 The hands Of
Epnrsia Coon, a. tho foot Of Duane nroot early on
She moFapg Of tbs gotta inEa faly reported IN the
nKnLp SNTus6day Ian was lying r nis residence No.
fe DeAbrosSs sireot 10 dylng coalition, from Tho
sEects OF " wcana recsiyed Salmon and Coon u
will be rtneVbsied. who we're night wsichmen en-
ployec IN hsNfre gbt depot 81 The Ere Railroad Com.
pany foot OF Dce street. north river Became involved
10 religious dkvseicn Wide more or lsss uuder the
Influence cf Hquo, whion resulted In both drawing pg
lois AMI ths sbooNeg Of balnun. 90 reaching ia
house OF Salmon UeNosr Koonsp found HIM IN very
lev and sinking eoposop, with the prospect that be
eogic Iva but few bOVrs 81 most Being fviya~trs or
he approaching dlssolN Salmon, A. the suggestion
81 the Coroner, made thetolioslug stsisnsns.-
spi kphrsm Coon, wpv resides on Prince or bsnyert
tfstt were ~ tbs foot or puaus strset sbeTs We get
" DRINKING cider; thors voms dispute between Us
cant teeouect THAT may Nave fred my rsvoiyr ~
linn, and hs nfed pie ~ me- Sap't say bow oftsu 70
tho 6es Of ny belief Be- shot me- could not have shot
mysefi tnere were 20 persons present ~ the time
Coon away tftet be shot me
Tho case was then submitted 10 The Jury who found
thai Martin Salmon Was dangerously wounded By a
pistol shot al the hands of Kphriam Coonts
Coroner Keenan, theE issued warrant FOR ms srysst
ef Coon and subsequently detective Field or Tho Flh
precinct secured hm ct the depot foot Of Duane ssest
Cen las ssasDes "a Ava. tno rssui vi sslmoa's 10
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Tho mid atmosphere Of yesterday made skating pecu-
iiaIy enjoyable. Crisp. biting weather, when heavy
overcoas sbaws tippots snd mufs must DO worn, and
the thermometer Ut zero, Ia seoepsed the
prcpn.ors srne 20 participate pleasures incident to
skating season By many bat exercise of this
pleasant 10 them when tho lingering prohibcry laws
Of winter are for few short hours suspended Many OF
the thousands that early In the began to wend
their way 10 the Park seemed hs OF this character
full OF the elasticity 81 health and spra The remainder
or the eeasoess thfon2 moving to aud fro were tho old
enthusiasts In the grad froiica or The Ice and steel
BY one O'clock tho opper and lower ponds were
almost Hllcd with the gay rsyeilers many aduSias
VIDE limits OF proprisiy. During ths aftsrsoon the
crowd Increased. and spectator gazing upon the
below was nlied with estonlshment II was cfttmes
difcn 70 feel that Il was. indeed. reality and not
sTangs Illusion but q bubbng ringing laugh waited
away over the hills from some fair this result OF
skating dispeted thss thought tho feeling then
WITH the occasion, and ono not only fsls y was real.
happy groups swept along In the great living
panorama The dresses Of the ladies' yesterday were
ness but .hs :ssape" OF few sss blue and
brown. trimmed with artistic taste, be coramended
sssnng caps .eo. were numerous some hall dozen Of
tssssls aud graceful fods observed. Several Of
the gentlemen had costumes OK Rather unusual dosgns
but seemingly in good Taste.
II peculiar VIVA, seot che invgorsng air Of tho
Park during few hours Of skating has upon come
people. II has been observed thas Otherwise grave
people, estmsbie citizons who delight in attending all
kinds OF religious meetings. and have a char
fact everything sow--oxamplss OF the "s1cei.snt
and respectable" become quito enthusiastic by
pun Of air and ten ulnutss' skating. pro.
baby helped out by tho company OF = sweet cen.
papon who wants TO get up scrub race' che Ice
and desires to make 'hngs n.y." much TO the
ment and Advertisements OF her grier5 who evidently
thought she "greve paced aud slow" not capable
Of any demonstration incompatible with old fogyism
and Ghs associations OF solid men.
II until nearly twilight when the streams OF
pleasure seekers ceased going to the Park and was
tong past that hour tho last merry couple with
blooming checks snd rudy lips, bads she pleasant
place adIeu.
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crusr cA.tga,a-Tgis DAY.

USuEp 5rArss risTaCr CocRr.-Is ApmrALrr. Nos.
I4i 1t2, 8, 20, "a 6a ri 10 i3o IA. 80 ~, ~ ~,
90 es, 60 - " ss 81 lol III, l3S i3e it5, 81 50,
20, az, al, g. a. a. Is, go III 3D. co. Iis, i22 l29,
49, 2s a. a., 40. s., 100 lzS lS, Ss %. Us, 70, 30,
90, rs.
1850 iT3 iTs. lTs is2 Ig2 goo 2ls cal 225, 225 23O
2si 2.i, 2te, 2i7, sb2 25s, 251. $50 400, 2ot g72
SUPRKxs CouRr--IIRCUIr--part i.-Adtoutoed for the
term. Part g. -Eos 2i9 s0d SIC 7ss ara, GA, 500
ett us. s2i 1904 bse, $780, 300 $780, eos 100 os. is
srrRrroR Corrr-TRfAL Tssv-Psr f-Nos s&2s
SIT Part 2..--Adjourncd for tho tern.
MAMIE C0rpr-rHIAt TrRg Nos IL, ITO, $50, 81,
10 III, lI3 us, iso, Isl lso 100, iS3 1875 100 2of
-0k
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,ureS On tho afternoon following the shoot-
bowps liberated Coon 81 900 Dail to - Justice
there being complaint sxceps disorder sssnc peace
charged against him. u c0Rouos tnon