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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
AMUsEmENTs THIS EVENING.

NEW OPERA HoUsE-Freneh Opera Troupe-Meyerhse''s Is
grand OF "Ths Hueuenot.
81. CHARLEs THEATER-Engagement OF Edwin Forrest
''Yi snius."
VARIETIES THEATBR-Engagement Of Jos. JeGerson-
rip Van WinSle."
ACADEMY OF MUsTc-vsresy Company-Ethicpan Ec-
eentricities, ballet, gymnastics magic, songs etc.
CRESCENT CITY kUSEUM-Fos 40 and ~ ~. Charts
Wonderful living and natural curioses-Snc ies
lady the world-Lady without Glass bio Ser
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Get Your Kids at Kreegey,s.
ooT..-.....- -Magaxine Street. soz

HshA just received $50 dozen ps and Al,
snders best mskes Of M eolOrs and in very shade o, R
mareh also Black and White the extremely low pre Of
81 Is apsir r
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
W'heftss s. Pratt,

pSheftss S Pratt.
"a. WIRELESS, late Of Nashville Tennessee; DANIEL
PRATT, Ct Prattvile, Alabama.)
H n N TX H II s.
NO. ii COMMERCIAL PLACE
NEW ORLxANs
Dealers in GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, STOCKS
BONDS and UNCURRENT MONEY. Receive Deposits
and maee collections OF all parts ofthe United States
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

.udnWfacturers and Importers
IIAMoNDs, WATCHES. JEwELRY AND SILVER
WARE.
Il. A. Keller & JuI. HGrner,
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Are prepared to offer their friends and the pube f
snd E xtensye assor ment Of ID AMOND and RICH JEW
ELRf OF THkIR OWN MAKE and la. impOrtaons Of tho
pest mansiaetore. Of Lades' and Genemen's fine
MAIChts and CHAINS, and great variety OF rich
JeNe ~ in all its branches, also sILVERwAKE etc ec
Al OF which they offer at prices TO the times
Specia -.fention given Watch
tne Competent management OF hr O. WING favor
entrusted TO him. 0i'
I. A. KELLER & JUL. HERNER.
No. 10 Exchange Place.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Rattle.
Important .Hi0tice.

There yet remains $4,000 stock Of the MECHA sICs
AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOU
lSlANA to be taken the being s2s each
To become subscriber TO the As ocston requires the pu
chase Of four shares and the per annu
The extensive Improvements by the dur
ing the past two brought debt To
of these liabilities and for further mprove-
ments stf contemplated render 1t importarce
that our citizens come forward and take stock Yet re-
naming unsod.
clerk VIII always be found In the secretays Office OF the
Fair Grounds ready receive names and funds Of those
who desire to become SUBSCRIBER
10 De hoped that this appeal will not be made In vain
and that an enterprise which has r been prosperous will
not lag for want OfinereS the part our citizens
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Important to Lascyers.

important to LGscyers.
rAH ACTS OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE.
Held and begun 2sb January 1857 IN the ey o,N,
o1ssnh No lawyers library complete without this vsush
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
BooksELLER AND srATIONEu.
% CAMP STREET,
Respectfully calls the attention Of Member, n, ,h R
the above snnouncsnsnt
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DIED.

wife Of e. g. BIER.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
.FOftce.

TOftCe.
All persons having claims against the late firm Of sEY.
MoUR, JEWELL BARTLETT are requested to present
the same to the undersigned for settlement and all persons
indebted to the above firm will pay to the under
'gnsd who is alone to collect the debts Of the
above firm.
II. CASTAREDE.
New Ore ms. December 81, 1867.
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Paris has a weekly American paper.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Carpet Warehouse.

D....--...........CHARTREss STREET ET,..u In
Bk0ussEAU CO., importers, offer at low prices.
OARPETING-Epelish and American. of ali kinda door
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; MATTIN0-5Oo roll,
China 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers Crumo ClothsDrugge Linen and Felt; Cur
tsins-Lace Reps Worsted Danask Purnture Cover.
Inc Insn and Cotton striped; COrices Sands Pima ets
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Watches aud Je,cesry.

E. PRI0 LAUD,
DEALER
FINE WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER and
PLATED WARE. and FANCY ARTICLES,
No. L. .CaroDdelet Street.
Second Door from Canal
Watches and Jewelry neatly Repaired
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Railroad spikes and Chairs,

We have been appointed agents for the CALVERT IRON
WORKS. Of Baltimore and prepared contract for al
sizes and Kinds Of RAILROAD and BOAT SPIKES
CHAIRS and BOILER RlvETS. Prices as low as any
other Foundry IN the United States.
OWEN BROTHERS, 81 Union street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

Persons wishing to purchase the FOWLER STEAM
FLOW, row on exhibition at the Fair Grounds can learn
all particulars as to price and terms by applying
OWEN BROTHERS,
Agents for Fowler { Co, " Union street.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
NV OgLEAks, June G

New ORLEANS, June G.
The Board OF Registration, ed by the
late Convention, have issned q proclamation
Stating that the district comma nder had
failed to meet the requirements Of the lsE,
relative to the induction Of civil officers enc-
tied and had by reason Of his noncompliance
with other requirements Of the New Con
siitu,ionh .indered reco1struction Of the State
IN accordance with the laws of Congress was
presented G. B. Packard, VINO signs the
proclamation Is Chairman Of the Registration
Board, notifies all civil officers elected under
the Constitution that they are required to
qualify and take possession of their office on
Monday. the 18th inst. He also notifies
the members Of the Assembly,
elected under the New Constitution
that they ara required and expected to
convene in New Orleans June I'D, and has
likewise notified all persons now holding
office that their terms of Office Elli expire on
The 18th. and calls upon them to deliver
themup 70 their elected successors
Mr.. Packard, Chairman of the Reeistra
lion Board, by whom the proclamation OF
tbs morning was issued, waz arrested and
takn to headquarters, but released on b 8
peronal recognizance TO appear before .
Military Co mmission, which will be organized
immediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

NEw ORLEANS, june g.
Vessels from INFECTED ports are ordered to
quarantine.
Advices from Texas TO tie 9TH report the
State Convention IN session. The estimate
of the State Treasurer shows q balance in the
excheqner of s2oe 900.
A resolution was offered to inquire into the
expedisncy Of memoriaiizing Congress to
transfer The powers Of registration from the
commander TO the Convention.
A proposition to appoint a committee 10
designate subjects other than State Gonsii-
tuition, was rejected.
OTTAWA, June 6.
The authorities continue to receive infor-
nation that the Fenians are making prepara-
tions fer another invasion.
BooxE, Iowa, June G.
The excursion party of Northwestern Rail-
road officials reached here at n'ciock tbis
morning. The party aill reach Omaha this
evening.
ST. Loris, june G.
Yesterday session of the American Ho.
nepathle Institution Was devoted mainly TO
receiving reports, considering resolutions,
he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-07
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June c.
4 drunken quarrel occurred in the North
Division of the city last night between Vim.
Fahay and his wife. The man knocked the
woman down and attempted TO stab her The
Knife, however, struck their little child, eight
months old, whom the woman had taken in
her arms for protection, and in ten minutes
after the child was dead. A giri who was
present testifes that during the progress of
the 6ght the woman threw the infant against
The wall. Fahsy and his wife were lock-
ed mp.
The wife Of police officer, Arthur Bell,
bnt recently married, residing in the West
Division. committed suicide Yesterday after-
noon by taking poison. BY letters she left
TO her husband and others, IL appears that
her domestic relations were of an unhappy
character.
The harness race between Boston, Jr., and
Rockey for Eve thousand dollars, will come
of Tuesday, weather permitting.
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WAsHIsGrox, June 9.
The British Minister is said to have ad.
dressed letter to the Secretary of Stats
calhng attention to the factthst the Canadian
Government admits American coal free o
duty, ano hopes that the Government of the
United States would sanction some recipro-
cal legislation. He asks whether the Gov
ernment is prepared to consider the QUESTION.
Ths matter -hsvine been referred 10 the See
retary OF the Treasury. it is said, Congress
having ahrogated the old reciprocity treaty,
he did not consider 1t proper that the Execu-
tive should reopen the question, unless Con
gress should give sorne Indication Of desire
to do ses The papers are before the Gufn>
mistee ON Ways and Means.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sen
fresh instructions to New Orleans for the de.
tentioh OF the clads Pres,a and Caiawba
il being stated that they intend TO
leave there, professediy, on an experimental
trip, but really for Peru IL has been ascer-
tanned that though the original purchase
price was STl5 600 the vessess bad been sold
by Swift Co., to the Peruvian Government.
fer 81 600 600, threeFfoarths of which had
actually been paid.
The Senate to dsv confirmed the following
nominations: II. q. Northington, of Ne
yada, Minister resident at Argentine Repnb.
lie, vice Asboth, deceased Alfred Allen, of
Kentucky, Consul at Kowchow. China.
A petition from some forty railroad presi-
dents, tavorng the bill fer the further exten-
SION Of the mon Pa afhc ilaiiroaa. has been
referred 10 the Pacific Railroad COMMITTEES
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From DES l0INEN.

DEs MoIxEs, June 5.
The Iowa State Congregational Associss
ton. in session here, nave selected Denmark
as the place for holding their next meeting.
The report of the COMMITTEES on Church
Music was reeornmitted until next year.
Resolutions were adopted looking TO the
spread Of the Gospel IN the Roman Catholic
countries, and among TBS people ef tha. saish
in the nitsd States, and pledgiag their CO.
operation with the American and Foreign
Christian Union in this work siso condeRi-
natory OF the course Of the Senior Tract So
cie,y, of Boston, and endorsing the policy oi
the .iunior Tract Society, of New y lork.
Rev s. P. Shoan, of Mceregor, reported
from the Select COMMITTEES on the proposed
changes 10 the Constitution.
President Aagqon followed With tie mi
marty report from the same Committee, tax
ing issue with the majority report on the
question whether the larger churches shall be
allowed lay representation in ratio 10 the
membership.
On motion Of Pay. Gurnser the whcie sub.
jec. was indefinitely postponed.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARis, june g..
The American feet is stnl at anchor in the
harbor Of Brest.
Z Fsragut will visit this city before the feet
leaves.
FLoRExrE, June 6.
Ihs Pope has sent ~ agent TO the United
States to enlist troops for The PapAl army.
Gsrabaidi has written several earnest let
ters to friends in America sntressing them,
in bshalf ufthe Liberal parry Of Italy, to dis
courage the project
Laxpos, June q.
The released English captives arrived ss
EDez from Abyssinis, honeward boand.
ST.. PsrEssarsG, June Q.
Odcial Intelligence confirms the capture Of
The cifT Of Bokhara. IS
The sportsd 6ssth Of Emir is nncon-
krmed. .eSs
EAs RssSsaa rosps hnss hken and hold
eemszrAnd. s s Z
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FR8M WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 6.
be Senate te-iay confirmed she f0llosing
n0mina3inns Ton s Hoard, If -AlAbs1a,
receiver d pahlie moneys = no6its; din
Il Brad Commissioner 70 adjust the claims Of
Indiana for expenses incurred in the late
war; Nathan Goif, Jr, Attorney for West
Virginia; CaeninsP Pennock. Ccmnodore in
the Navy, Commander n B Harrison, Cap-
hin; LieufenAnt Conmender William IF
McCAnn, Commander; Alfred g Lacy, Col.
lector of Iaserna' Reses1e bg ~ EEst Dis.
trici Of Louisiana, vice Sfeadman, resigned; W
w Randall Of Wisconsin, Consulate TO Tpi
.eahuaDo; Aahlon Wilkinson, Of Dakot1h,
IBdian Agsnt for the Upper Missouri; Big
adler General James H CArlefnn, Hajnr Gan
eral by breset, fer meritorioG services aufiug
the late war.
Sereral nominations we're reiected, among
which are the following g B Mcclellan,
Minister to England Colonel B Krai, Coli
leetur Of Intsrll Rerepae fM the 4f5st Dis
frict oil Illinoas; Julius Nevberr, Collector oil
Internal Revsase for Idshe; Walter & Car
tef, Assessor Of Internal Kevsnns fDrss4he
tenth D1sfriu Of hlmoie
- -.--x-
~ 3 - Yo1x, Jnne j.
General Nagle delivered m address last
evenng beasex ahe O0Astit tufisn 4 uaipn Gen-
s.n era COMMITTEES, On his snferings 10 m Eng
~, ,a.n fasoa 1hs Gsmmislee adopted resO-
.uiion Gaining apop the NssionAi Democratic
O0nvsnfon % insert . rescInfi0u ii their
platform demanding Gmore thoroaxA protec.
tses g Aasslena eiliaens ID 6eEuf0a esan-
triss. W ss 3 a7'7 a1ss - -
4sSf.@ss@s
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ELECTION.
Perry springs,
Pike County. Ills.

THIS HIGHLY POPULAR PLACE of
t55 Health k4a Ps1 SIRE IN .lzr open ssr sa ~
cef tson OF gaesfx t4 the teies sing re1uced Fn;et
slngts person af5irg a rassxn n nsx bat#l fg~y
seek1- 81 50
Two psfscns orertyfng routa N soe.i fjrer
weekl ea1h-~+ -......-.- .,......-. M %
tsT day -t.s-..--.-. Z no
esrBie psrs9us peSftyinT arp3m II g!o EQtei lper
week Il 90
Teg EetE s1sts prrssn 1ttg $50
week saris-..--.,.-...- ..- y %
Per day co
hsth rooms opsk To guests Of hstk houses alike
Daily stage ennAsef s1it ts4bs the r. " a VIZ
VI at PssRf fasE6s eTATtUS and gIsh ct Lcr,s
pa SAts al sAPLEs
ss refer sith eonhdsuot IL ihc thauxsnas ee have
fasef I'd oar pisee With sitstr YxsrnnAFs
KAfsok ( pISiIEIass.
5nuesd1 fElPdsra-s.
Buuafrntiar corr.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

RoOK-BIEDER.
IN Pesree 4 Gate City Bldg, Main ID
RAG FACTORY.
WA Beers Msin stree
BOOKS = sTATsoaERr.
David Lowrys.--.. Seeond strest-
NV Westcott tt.-.......... Main street-neRr Fourth.
Webster Bros. -. ....s6 Main street
BOOTS 4 sHOES-RErAIL.
L. NJ Dean. Third Main streets
Huiskamp Matiess SO Main street.
Hriskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th 5th
Hart, 3s Main street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage co..--..--.cor Ninth johnson.
BONNET BLEAcHERY.
Emerson .....-...+.....cof Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES Z JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges Nos Estes House.
!. Ri. Ayres sons..-.- -.-..-..-.f7 Main street
CLoTHIERs.
vencill. ZONES d co....cor Third 1 Main streets,
Hess, Stern Co-.......cor Second Main strcets.
cRocKERY = aUEEEswARE.
Carey lie Faivre....- Nj ain strest-bet 5th 6th-
COMBUSTION MERcHAKFa
stuTges -........-...4 46 South Levee
,,h.uba,e..,. l. n.%.;,
9 Bridges Nos : . Estes House
Coin, Silver Uare.
BRIDGES No. I 4 E.se. Hou.e
DENTISTRY.
Dr. CR RWatt.cor Main and Fifth sts
Dr IngersoH.,...eer Third Main, (up stars)
E00DE-w
Kramer Irwin & Main street
" = = a Z - = . = = A1-
Hifkinsen, Bartlett to........---s4 Mnin street
herr alier ....--.si Main street
DR. T 0'Conner. .................os Main street
nRT-GOODs-HETAi
II n B0stwck ck..........,.............sTM Main street
Phillips Kerr Main street
II Gregg Son & Il kstes House /
epiesberrer, Mayer 4 Cos,..4.-4.No. III Eais-st I
i
Engraving, Hrsn6s, q ssahs- I
/
~. x;,.t .,,.s,s /
FARE faneg Eooaa. AAs
Bridges ....,..-.....-.- % z : Estes houfe
FuHKITrRE.
a.sxsrKan FITTINGS,
Moosr Son johnson street, bot Sd ! 4th. !
r.Tn /
@ bridges.....-. ..-..-...kes ! Estes nous
oeia. Silver. and ivory Mounted Canes
" A. Eut<
GRoCERE-W aoLESALE.
s. Pollock co..... ..........-...ils Main street
- pie~s ! O. ea Aai. asrsss
= Hsrer 4 6co-...,.................su Co Main stree
GRooEHs-RETAiL.
4 Ncauee, ........s4 81 Main street. 1
Coz Irv.1........ -,,eorner Fifth Main strsets
Hvsrorcsers. Therr,ometerx, SRskrcrn-
eters.
e Bridges. ----..--. ''--.'--- '0s . ss'es
r,,;sh;,e Gaoa.
a Weber ou..t ...-., ,.,,,..-.-.lts Ma IN street
HARDWARE.
s efs ~ ss Main s.-es..
,.'iion ! Jona, % Main street
BurkittA 4 co.......................sl Main street
Tepfer Hease.-. l hifa yohhaon' :
peminE hease'--...--.''..''eoi 0seoAa
"a "a s.;n -.
L j. Aaams ,'.''''''
lows coAL 49, ~ olM Ma;n ~. johnson.
oaie ee'-'''.-'- ..-.---.'''''- = W
co.,., n.-, yifsa s s,r...-.n Es.. House.
IAoA'
Brcwnen Bros ..--....cer % am oar'h
SO Brsss. .sosI Estes House
n Leonard 4 eo.........-...i72 ia Main street
sawd=n ohsnows,h.-. Third ssreet-aear Main.
sp,e,ssrxss' AAs1s ..s Main Ma ,als.a streets
aie -
n,v,s q r..v+s NEWS DEBUT. Second street.
Magnifyins eas'ss , ps.s. d..
'''..--.----- ----
cpsisian, sPsetac.es' Iyo 1iNs.
Bridges..-.----. .-----.. isos . hs'es NUNS
Pipes, aernine Meersnanm,
Briagsa ,.-...-..---.--.-Aos os : Is'ss a'0asa-
Pistols, Ammunition, Rides.
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Gas q STEAM FITTINGS.
- A e.. I.ai,,.as.r, rtrna. In. I'd 4 Ar
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Gold rsns, Fenc;l., Pocket Books.
Bridges 2 Estes Hons
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1898.
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ooia, Silver. and livery Mounted Canes
6 {, Rr.ayes.......NoeI 4 Egtes House
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yencill. J ones 4 Co......eor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern Co-.......cor Second d Main streets.
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CROCKERY 4 QUKEEswARE.
srey 4 lie Faivre...... Main street. bet 5th 1 9Th
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CLOCKS, WATCHES Z JEWELRY.
Sam Bridges s............-.Nos Estes House.
I R. j. Ayres Sons...... .....-..-.s7 Main street
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CONFUSION MERcHAKTa.
n stu-res 3e South Leree
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EGGS T. BUTTER.
Pond 4 Co..........eor Main Ninth street,
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FWHklTTRE
Duncan, Earle d co........, 4e's 142 hain street
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
all, hrmitage Co..--..--.eor Ninth johnson.
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L. NJ. Dean. Third Main streets
HuisEamp Matiess. Main street
Hriskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th 5th
Hart, l38 Main street
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For neglect or refusal to make returns no
amendments, except in matters OF detail,
were offered to sections Is, "a, 25 aud 2G.
Progress wss made without any amendment
save q 10 matters Of detail, when the Com
mittee rose.
Mr.. Beeman, from the Committee on Con-
ference on the Arkansas bill, made report.
While voting on II the hour of O'Clock ar,
rived, and the Speaker, IN accordance With
unanimous agreement previously. declars d
the House adjourned.
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BY TEL EGRAPH.
ss : = - 80
7 A1TEnnoon DEsPA rc1Gls.
From Washin e ton.
Combinations By the SeNAse
y a5faE 8E
Congressional Proceedings
A MAN sT4RS HIS INFANT CHILD
~ IN. .CHICA GO.
Meeting Of Congregational Asseciatisn
At Des Moiaes.
POLITICAL TROUBLE IN NEW
ORkEANE.
Packard Issnes u Proclamation.
He IS HIMSELF ARREsTE
Packard Issnes q Proclamation.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.

HE IS HIMSELF ARREsTE D
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
Emerson en...........-.....cos Fourth 4 Blon
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

Fac session Of our State Legislature
thus far. has been mainly occupied in
the organization of both Houses, the
introduction of bills and resolutions,
and the arrangement of committees.
There will be work for full session,
as every member is reported to have
his pocket full of bills. Both bodies
have gone to work in a manner war
ranting the prediction that much BUSH
ness of vast interest to the State will
be accomplished.
In the Senate, petitions and memoir
ials were presented relative to estab-
fishing Reform Schools; relative to the
enactment of q law to provide for the
issuing Of bonds by County when its
Indebtedness exceeds SO, 900; to trans
fcrring the business of roads from
Boards Of Supervisors to County Clerks.
A resolution was passed relative to
striking the word white from the Con-
stitution. A bill was introduced rela-
tive to school funds aud school lands.
An election for State Printer was held
on the 18th. +. M. Mills, of Des
Moines, was the successful candidate -
J. S. Carter, of Polk County, was elect
cd State Binder and Martin Hessey, of
Lee County, Warden of Penitentiary.
In the House a memorial relative to
the Orphans Home Fund was present.
ed. Petitions We're presented relative
to encouraging the growing of timber
to admitting females to all the privile-
yes of males in the Agricultural Col
lege; asking the establishments of a
NeyMai School at New Jefferson,
Greene CO., Iowa. A Bill was offered
extending the time Of delinquent taxes.
A Petition was presented asking the
passage of q prohibitory liquor law
Provision was made for printing the
Inaugural address; 5000 copies in En-
glish, 1000 i'm German, 900 in Hol-
land, 1000 in Norwegian, 1000 in Bo-
hemian and ! 900 In the Swedish lam
gnages. Bills We're introduced for the
establishments of County Boards of
Commissioners to change number of
County Supervisors to where pop1la-
ton was %, 0OO or less, 8 from that to
%, 600, and an additional member for
Zach additional 10000 Inhabitants.
Bent, of Fayette. introduced a reso-
lution for law giving the wife of an
inebriate the control Of property
Adopted.