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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

A NuBEI MAERiAGE - h o
Springfield lll Advertiser tells
ihe fl.uwing
'Fur manY m0nihs a yOnng gen
iltman we'll bnuWH t0 lhe citizens
ui Springfield, paid his attentions
lo a youpg lady Win occupied po-
silion in a nrighboring town sever,
al degrcts more elevated, s0eially,
llhun his oWn The younth, being
ul gool PERSONAL appearance, aud
wilhal an eNcrilcni versati0nisi,
sueceede,l In engaging the affections
"f the yuung lady 10 an extent that
nothing could satisfy except mstri-
mony. The posloiilre had for Time
done lls daly, as p0sloiiiees always
do In such matters, and many were
the long and, iouhllcss, tender mes.
sagss that passed between tho low
ing two, protected hy the efficient
care Of their dear uncle from the
prylng eyes al those who would
have given something nice 10 have
known what MAS going on,
The lady knew that he papa and
mamma would never consent to the
union of two loving hearts, with
her parents mine OF wealth laying
between them, anl so she readily
consented to the yonng mans prop.
osilion Ia be maaricd 'On the sly
and all unknown to the folks, while
she was on n visit 10 some of hor
relations at Columbus, her charmer
called and the marriage took place.
Amer n brief honeymoon in the cap.
iial city of Ohio, she returned to
her home, but her husband did not
return with her.
From the time Of tho daughters
arrival home the old people fancicd
they could hear strange noises in
tho house. Steps were oilcn heard
upon tho stairs in the lone still
hours Of night. Various articles Of
furniture moved mysteriously about
in the room above, aud the old lady
and gentleman finally came to the
conclusion that the house was
haunted, or that something was
wrong. One night, after all had
retired, the parents not only dis
tinctly heard steps upon the starirs
but voices and noises on tho landing
place above. Armed with n horse
pistol that had done good service
in pioneer times, the father left his
bed and quietly approached tho
foot of the stairs, where he found
resting on the lower step, pair Of
boots. At once he set up tho cry of
thieves, robbers, murderer, that in
4 twinkling brought every member
Of the household TO the scenc-ex-
ccpt his daughter.
All hands then proceeded eau
tiously TO the young ludy's room,
aud not being able TO arouse her,
they broke open the door just in
time to SEC b0olIcss man dive thro'
the window. The old man rushed
to tho opening, discharged his pis.
tol and tho young man dropped to
the ground. Great heavens you
have killed my husband ! cxclaim-
cd the daughter, falling back and
lhinting upon the bed. 'YoSr hus-
band cried all in u breath, and then
Il rush Of domeslics for the yard be-
low.
The young man was found upon
the ground beneath the window.
carried into the house, and the old
people frantic with grief and fear,
promised TO receive him to their
hearts if he would only live. Tho
doctor soon arrived, and having
dressed u slight flesh wound upon
Ills arm, pronounced him in no
danger. lie has now recovered.
and is one Of the happicst men
within fifty miles Of Springfield"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
of CO-Parfnership.

The copartnership heretofore exisiing be-
tween Geo. W. Guess and J. X. p. Record,
is this day dissolved, at the request of the
Senior, Geo. w. Guess. :.
All notes, accounts, &C. due the firm Of
Guess & Record are placed in the hands OF
Geo. W. Guess, for settlement; and all par
ties indebted TO them are requested TO call
upon him and settle at once.
GEO. W. GUESS.
J.K.P. RECORD.
Dec, 2sth, is67-l53mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

A steamer which sailed from San
Francisco lately, took out TO Yoka-
homa 1882 trees, lG5 bushels, 500
plants and 1890 grape cuttings, COW
erjng every variety Of fruitfal veg
tation which California affords IN
return for these, arrangements have
been made TO send back q full IS
sortment OF japanese native trees
and plants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

A Washington special says that
il is believed by members Of Con-
gress that the Senate bill TO abolish
the Office of Adjutant General Of the
Army viii become a law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

The engineers of the enterprise
report the projected canal fro IN
Cbi,ago To the Mississippi river can
be bailt l60 feet wi ic, 5 feet deep,
and furnish navigable facilities for
vessels Of 1909 tons, al a cost of fs1S,-
2l7,C0O. The route will DC by way
Of the Michigan and Illinois Canal
and the Illinois River.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

A MAGIcrAN'a TRicK.-The heart
rcnding account Of the sUicidc of
Prof. Anderson, the magician, after
reported killing Of his little son,
was altogether II piecc of the Pro-
fessor's best hocus pocus. lie got
up the report of the killing to de-
coy tho guilty twain, his wife and
Norris, the man with whom she
had eloped, and it had the desired
effect. They took the back track,
and were finally confronted by tho
Professor, who forced his would-be
successor to deliver $500 which
he had procured from Mrs Ander-
son, a7d then left the couple to their
fate Norris went one way, Mrs.
Anderson another, and ihc Profess
or took still different direction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

Up Jumped the devil in a rage
and set two lines TO ill this page.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

Whether arc we drifting? Every
one asks the question, disnaycd at
the embarrassing attitude cf polit-
ical affairs. What next? we hear
upon the street corners. Turn from
the idle throngs who only seek to
discuss passing events from mere
curiosity, and reflect yourself that
activity, energy, enterprise and
economy in people are the surest
safeguards Of good government.
What though tempest rage with
out, let peace reign within, and all
will be well Observation-Disclosures
Dipatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

IF Britannia rules he waves, She
should have kept them in proper
subcclion while her Minister, Mr..
Thornton, was coming over here in
her service. But she didn't. On
the contrary, she allowed them to
act Just as they pleased and one of
them acted in an outragcos manner,
burgIarously entered Mr.. Thorn
ton 5 cabin, while that gentleman
WAS wooing Morpheus, washed him
out Of his bed, and obliged him to
seek shelter, en- dishabiIlc, in anoth-
er part of the vessel. Now, if Bri
tan III cannot rule the waves better
than this she ought TO resign and
let some other person try the task.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29


the General Assembly be authorized to visit
the charitable institutions Of the State. ~,
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Lewis, who subsequently offered it as a
joint resolution. f7-rf sf 20 8.
~ 20 Io RESOLUTIONS. ia r Gas
By Mr.. Day qe, .t.s Is t..a.r
Resolved by the Senate, That r. H. Day
be and he is hereby authorized to proceed
to Baton Rouge aud take evidence before
the proper officers, in reference to the con-
tested election case of George W. Regan Vs.
due notice.
Mr.. OHara: move to amend by adding,
chat three members Of the Committee on
Elections be authorized to accompany sena-
tor Day to Baton Rouge for that purpose
Mr.. Lewis moved to lay the resolution
with its amendment on the table.
Adopted.
The Chief Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives appeared with message from
the House asking the concurrence of the
Senate in House bill No. 81, an ac. for the
relief of Margaret T. Murphy, and House
bill No. 1874, an act to provide for certain
appropriations.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Lewis offered the following Joint reso.
luton:
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana,
That Joint Committee, consisting of the
Committees of each House on Charitable
Institutions, be and they are hereby author.
lied to visit the Lunatic Asylum at Jack
son, Louisiana, aud the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Baton Rouge, and other charita.
BILE institutions in this State, at such time as
they may fix, and that they have leave ol
absence for this purpose.
The joint resolution was read and lies
over under the rules.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
| sion.
The eXecutiveisession being raised,
Mr.. Bacon: l move that the Senate dc
now adjourn for the purpose of allowing
members to attend the funeral of the Hon
James Mann.
The motion was adopted and the Senat,
adjourned.
Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29

that il they vote for any party except the
Republican party, that they will be placed
again IN the condition Of slavery, shall be
subject to the penalties Of this act. ~
Mr. Ray; move to lay the amendment
on the table. iis sfciaes {
Adopted. hsiiNsia tia
Mr.. Bacon: offer the following as an ad-
ditional section: ..,...s- u, .,,..l ....-. 4.
BE 1t further enacted, etc., That If any
officer Of this State having the power to re-
moveand appoint to Office, who Shall remove
any man from place or office on account
OF his political opinions, or shall appoint
any man thereto by reason thereof, shall be
subject to the penalties prescribed in the
frsr section of this act $50 ~ -.-ea &
Mr.. o'Hara: move to lay Mr.. Bacon's
amendment on the table. a. a1s fss
MIR, Bacon: call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered, result
ing: ~" tsaw j' f1si $50 s' as
Yeas: Campbell. COPELAND. Darrall,
Egan, FRANCOIS, Kelso, Lewis, Monette,
0'HaFs, Poindexter, Pollard, Ray. Smith,
Todd, Whitney, Williams, wilcox, aud
Wittgenstein-ls. "a roy
Nays.-Bacon, Blackman, Foute, F. L.
Jewell, Z. L. Jewell, and Thompson-6.
The amendment was laid on the table.
Mr.. Day: offer the following additional
section: pbA
Re If further enacted atc That nothing
in this act shall be construed so as to inter.
fere in any manner with the employment Of
iaoorers. e s,
Mr. lara moVeu W iSs 'ne Sillenullen'
On ~ sne e saole'
M NJ. ou,sn ea,'su ~ .ne go auu nays'
,.a ny ''a' "uo nays '"'ie o 'i''' ie'ui''
.1eo.. c.rr,,ou co,,n,.rd r.oroo,.
Kelso' Lewis. Monette. O'Hara' Poindexter'
Pollard, Smith, Todd, Whitney, and vii.
hsms-Z nu
Eean' Foute' Futcb' =. T.. Jewell. F. T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29

Mr.. Antoine, of Orleans, a member of the
aforementioned committee, submitted the
following minority report, which was re.
- "a oooonted.
oeiFsu anu ~0eep''u'
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
HOUSE OF Representatives OF the State OF Lou
is'AnS'
mittee on Elections and Qualifications, ap-
pointed by your honorable body, beg leave
TO submit the following minority report in
the contested election case Of the Eighth
Representative District of the parish OF Or.
enemy Of the United States, Is ineligible,
and therefore not entitled to seat in the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29


take this matter under consideration, we
respectfully await an answer.
(Signed) Very respectfully,
]. A. Rousen, d. Negrotto,
F. Wondrigas, George Burns,
Natalitit Gabayen, Joseph Laborde,
F. B. Fourteine, Crescento Yglesia,
A. Franklin, l.. Delpit,
VIM. Whitaker, V. Fauria,
Jose Joan, Joseph Fauria,
v. Rosetta, Ventura Farrier,
r. Ricolutark, Anthonio Chan,
I. Bates, F.Moran,
John Collins, j. B. Fountain,
H. Buddig, Thomas Stiglltz,
Theodore Jones, W. F. O'Ro1rk,
August H. Voss, NJ. diploma,
Raymond Terence, a. Mary,
NJ. Millen, y. Merrendez,
W. t. Stocker, w. A. Ford,
W. F. Bancks, r. Smith,
John Purcell, ]. Versed, Jr.,
Captains and Owners.
An act regulating quarantine.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of Louisiana in General Assembly
convened, That from and after the pas
sage of this act it shall not be lawful for the
Board of Health of the State Of Louisiana,
nor any physician or physicians employed
ed at the Rigolets on Lake Pontchartrain,
to detain any vessel coming from any Of the
watering places or islands on the gulf coast
of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, unless
1t is clearly proven 70 said resident physi-
clan at said Regolets station, that said yes.
sci or vessels has come from place infected
with diseases considered contagious; that is
shall not be lawful for the resident physi-
clan at the Rigolets station to exact or de-
mand any fees or charges from any Of the
class Of vessels hereinbefore mentioned
coming through the said Rigolets from any
| Of the places mentioned in this first section
| OF this act when said vessel or vessels 90
not come from place or places injected
Sec. ;. Be it further enacted, etc., That
| all laws or part OF laws contrary 10 the
| provisions Of this act be and the same are
1 hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. Be IL further enacted. etc, That
this act take efect from and after 10 pas
| sage.
| On motion of Mr.. Isabelle, Of Orleans.
the further consideration Of the above bill
was postponed.
MESSAGES PROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following messages were received
from the Governor:
ExEcUrgE DEPAR1lEEeT,l
state o. Louiaiana
N heu Orl1ans. August ~ l8ts
To The HcucsAhle 8peaksf and Aasnbsrs Of the
Hou1o 81 Representatives:
am Instructed By his Rxcsllency the
Governor 70 inform the House Of Represent
atiyes that be has approved and aig1eds
Preamble and resolutions % have the
United states flag wave over al public
M - h. @. RElHCK,
Privase Secretary.
ExkcuxsFr pnrAnrmkMr.,
l - f.F Mas Of Louisiana.
NuB 0rlsana. August ~ is12
~ lhs Hans1sbla apoah1f and Aanham Of tha
Noul1 Is 8abrssonlaliye1s
1 an instructed By his Ezcellency Tie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29
JoURNAL OF THE nOUsr.
Forty.NInth Days Session.

MONDAY, August "a, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called ffty.two members
answered TO their names:
Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexander, |
Adolphe, Bennett, Buckingham, Belot, |
Brewster, Barbee. Burrel, Collins, Carr.
Cuny, Dupart, Evans, Esnard, Faulkner,
Guigonet, Gray, Hill, Honore, Harper, Hol-
land, Hall, Isabelle, Leroy. Lott, Landers,
Morris, Mollere, McCullen, MeYesn, Melvin,
Morand, Magee, Noble, Pearce, Page, Ray
mond, Rey, Slaton, Sterrett, Taylor, Tureaud,
Umphreys, Washington, Wilson, H. VIII
hams, n. Young, Iorke, ID. Young, 70
ely-52.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Stubs.
On motion of Mr.. Tureaud of st. James,
the reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.. Isa-
belle, of Orleans, introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ReSolued. That the Committee on Elec-
tons and Qualifications be instructed to re.
port in three days upon the cases of con-
| tested elections from the parishes of st.
Landry, St. Martin, and Lafayette.
The Speaker stated that the motion was
not necessary, that any member wishing to
be discharged from the said committee, could
be relieved by giving his reasons to the
Chair.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Elections and Qualif.
cations submitted the following majority
report, which was received and accepted:
To the Honorable the Speaker and Members of the
| House OF Representatives Of the General As.
| sembly of the State of Louisiana:
The undersigned Committee on Elections
and Qualifications appointed by your hon
orable body do report that they have inves.
tigated the case of contested election of
Representative from the Eighth Representa-
tive District parish of Orleans.
They report that Frank Borge, whose
election as Representative has been an
nounced by the commander of the Fifth
Military District is disqualified from holding
said Office by reason of having been regis
tered enemy of the United States.
That article eighteen Of the Constitution
of the State of Louisiana provides that
"eyery elector under this Constitution shall
be eligible to q seat in the House of Repre-
sentatives, yet Frank Borge has not pro
duced evidence showing that he has com
piled with the conditions prescribed in ar
ticTe ninety.nine of the State Constitution
to wit: "That no person who, prior to thu
first of January, 1868, favored the execution
of the laws of the United State
, popularity known as the reconstruction
acts of Congress, and openly and activel
assisted the loyal men Of the State in thei
efforts to restore Louisiana to her position
n the Union shall be held to be included
among those herein excepted and henc
was not an elector under the constitution a
: the time Of his election.
/, And they do further report that the con
: | faafont huOuafinp Maurice has not Dro
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Mr.. Lewis. move that the COMMITTEES on
Charitable and Public Institutions be su.
thorized 20 Whit the Insane Asylum ct Jack
son, In this State. rasassas
Nj. Ray; move to amend that joint
comnnittse consisting Of the Committees on
Charitable Institutions Of both Houses Of
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Governor to inform the House Of Repre-.
sentHiives that be has approved and signed
An act authorizing the State Auditor to
employ two additional clerks agd are mes
sengef, '>aud n "a 81 s. y ~ p
An set, making new division of the
State of Louisiana into FIVE Congressional
Districts Respectfully,
81 sBF F.sC. kEMTCK '1a z
y Private Secretary. H
.seg s-riif ssh ExEcUryR DRRARrzEENT.
s4 .aa State Of Louisiana ,
Nov Orleans, August ~ 1893,
10 ne Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
mouse Of Representatives:
l am instructed by his Exceliency the
Governor 70 inform the House of Represent
afives that he has approved and signed:
A joint resolution expressing the re-
speets OF the General Assembly of the State
OF Louisiana in memory Of the death Of the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, late member Of Con-
gress from the State Of Peansylrania, and
rendering their sympathy to the many
friends and relatives Of the deceased:
F. G. REMICK, v
Private Secretary.
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