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THE friends Of William Stiner, Of New
Windsor, in Hampstead District, present
him as candidate for Sheriff in 1871, sub
ject to the decision Of the nominating con
yention Of the Democratic Conservative
Party novll
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mack Rerru sxrup.

EOR Diarrhma nd Summer Complaints
IL use Herring ca npoundSyrup Of Black
berry Poet Sold BY A. Ii. Huber and
john ". Wilmer 10 .Enals..a siulys
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Domestlc GOODS.

drown and Bleached Muslins at man.
- ulacturers prices, also Ginghame, Tick.
ings, Flannels, &C., at
APT III. L. Norrisk Cos.
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ATTENTION, FARMERSl

WE have on hand and for sale sixty
w bushels Of choice Clover Seed.
GRIMES b ST0UFFER,
AT the Railroad Depot, Westminster
feb l6
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FOR SHERIFF.
AIpacas.

A CHOICE assortment Of fine Black
IA Alpacas; also low priced and fancy
colors, at
sep 20 H. L. Norris o Co.'S.
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GARDEN SEEDS Every variety from
M the Shaker Gardens, at
feb 10 f. X. GERNAND'S.
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MUSLINs, Linseys, Prints, Ginghams
lXl &c. de-, very cheap, At
mar E. X. GERNANDS.
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New 7.s0 Gold Lean.
SAFE! PR0FITABLEl PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE & CO..
06er for Sale q Par and Accrued Intsres,
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds are secured, fru, By q First Mort.
gage on the Railroad itself, its rolling stock AND
All e0ui pments; second, by First Mortgage on its
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
The Bonds are free from United States Tax; tbe
Principal and Interest are payable in 0old-tle
Principal at the end Of Thirty years. and the later
ast Semi annually, At the rate OF SEVEN AND THRKs
They are issued in denominations OF loo, SyO
u ,oU0. $500 and $40 OU0
Cooke, Of PhilaieIphia. and j. Edgar Thomson.
President Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
These Northern Pacific 30 Bonds will a. ALI times
PREMIUM or l.l0D, in exchange for the Oompa .
lands at their lowest cash price.
In addition 10 their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, believe. than any other
hrst class security Persons holding United States
S20's can, by converting them into Northern Pa
cihes Increase their yearly income one third, and
still have perfectly reliable investment.
HOW To GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination Persons
wishing TO exchange stocks or other bonds for
the highest current price for ALL MARKETABLH
sRCURITIRs.
Those living in localities remote from Banks. ma,
send money, or other bonds directly to Us by ex.
At our own risk and without cost to the inyes tor
FOR further Information; pamphlets maps etc. cali
on or address the undersigned, any Of the Bank
Or BANKERS empoyea to sell this Loan.
JAY COOKE CO, General Agents FOR pi..r,c,
Col; Sirginis, n Car Iina and S. Carolina
ka aST sAEl sSsk s sHFEi
FAINT, WHsRfSGToSS eco.
% VA RRihNaafHH Z o IL " sAvIuss BANK.
FREHs.ppM1AHs SAVINGS AND TRUsT ooM.
fAnl fe3Sm
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RAILROADS.


RALTlAOBEAN AND OHIO RAILROAD
WASHINGTON. December Is, lzo.
Trains between WASHING
THE ifS ssfhJ5ITIn sSs r.; r. II - 8
WEST are now run as follows. viz
FOB BALTIMORE,
s:2s a. m; l2:4s, 800, 40, SAC. 6:Ia and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:4s and gas O.
M; 500 and GAS p. N.
For principal Way Stations, Bladensburg, Belts
at 1915, 90 and 500 p. m. except that 90 D.
m. ,eiH stop at Beltsville, and 90 p m. stops
At Jessops. The sac .. m. stops ct Annapolis
The 500 p N. on Sunday stops as during the
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at Ga D and y "a Q aud 10 n mn No
train 10 or from Annapolis on sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIHORE.
Leave at 500 O. m. and 3 90, $40 and = 90 o no
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave at 100 Q. m. and 90 .. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
saSe asiiys except Sunday, at 6:As Q. M, and
On SUNDAY At 500 and SOC .. N. only. CONNECT.
ing 81 Relay station with trains from Baltimore "a
wheeling, Parkersbure, &c.
Fer strssburg, and points between Relay House
Relay House vthstrs1burs and winchSissr accom-
Through tickets to the West can be had At m.
Washington Station Ticket Once st eli hours n the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston nee ad
vertisement OF Through Line"
T. m COL 3, General Ticket Agent.
0ho. .. AoONTZ. Gent Agt, Washington. fe35
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TEE REPUBLICAN, LoyE-rEisf.
ITS CONTINUATION.

GOyFRNOK COOKE AND SFCRE
TARY CBIPMAN INVITED
Io ATTEND.
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CITY ITEMS.

To INCREASE and thicken the growth OF the
hair, use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer. Nothing better known 20 science.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, sc.

Nafionai neatv-Lydis Thompson Barleslue
Troupe, in .'Psris; OF, The Apple Of Discord.-
Waits Opera H01,e-The wyndham Comedy
Company in 1.-The LsnceTs."
Prof Pratt, the Horse Tanner, l3Y and E
streets.
CeOpst.' HGH.-Ssm CollyeIs Minstrel and
Variety Entertainment.
kHkriter's Art Gallery, ass 7th street
BaIlow's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 123c Penn
fylvssiA avenue-Nev pictures Just received.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, At
Miiler's, 40 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,5:
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~ o 7 / z
From and after March Isl ISL, ne account Will be
allowed to BUN OVER 90 DAYS No deviation
from above rule { n account of persons.
nl7-lm FN IsZr-py
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the 0Eigina
Francs, s3l eth street. The cheapest Store il
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,1:
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Buy TIE CELEBRATED FRANo" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, i31 It'll street.
Look fer the name. No branch stores. BAL:
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SfkCiAL k0TlOH.-The person who has The
- LOI OF AERCHANDIeB.n now with me for -
ast twelve month"; wil take notice that not - a
sway by the fret Of September Il will be sosd 10 nav
advances. u. \. PRINCE,
1000 Peunaylvania avenue,
ecs-n Loan once and Sales Room
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FoR CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails. and other diseases OF the feet visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. 6S5 18th street, OPP
lOsite United States Treasury. 23,l2:
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SuRRsNpsRRD.-Thisa morning WA Cooper
Formerly well-known eolored politician, aid
subsequently a Policeman, charged with for
gerry, was brought INTO the Criminal Court and
delivered into the cus iody Of the Marshal by
bs bondsmAn. Mr.. A. PanneIl, who caused hi,
arrest in Baltimore last night.
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Br THos. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetswn.
LAhGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE
1VG SEHILR fukNITURE, BOSE WO0D
T1SEH toIElNWAfS) PLANO, dc, AT AUC,
On TUESDAY MORNING. The I'm
WVT3day Of March, A. b. 1871, ar 10 oc,ocs
1885, s n sell, at house No I2s Congress 81
ment Of Household Goods viz. e'"oisi as'ort-
! handssme Striped Rep ParioY Set
Alnut M II Chamber Set
Maple and Walnut N. I Chamber Ser,
I'm. alton :.
Bronze Musical Clock
Zsets Nottingham Lace Curtains and Corniess
Three ply: Ingram and Brussels CARPETS
sen1tlan Stair Carpets, stair Rods, &c
Walnut Hat Rack
ten fsot Walnut Extension Table
q Lounge, Tables, Mirrors Chairs Sc
Is w bite Linen Shades and Fixtures
Feather Beds, Pillows and lsters
musk and Cotton top Mattresses
China, Glassware and Cutlery.
Cook Stove and Fixtures nearly new
Sexton and alright stove.
And many other articles, which deem unneces-
saTy 10 mention.
nh6 TBOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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~John Horne OF ST. Louis has insured his
life for $4,000.
- Little Church Around the Corner cigars
are Detroit product.
~The Mormon church in Salt Lake h,s am
elder BY the name Of SWIVEL.
- Miss kGmer, OF Peoria, has become n
J.neT with young Issn.
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TNHROUGH LIE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHING roN, June s, ls7o-no
Trains between WASHING
TON and NEW YORK are 49,
run - follows, viz: AYk -
FOR NEW YORK. wifAox, oaanss ofea
teove daily texcspt Sunday ct 500 q M ! "a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday 1t 500 q M l2.as
ON SUNDAY
LIE Leave tor New York at 800 p m and Philade-
SleeIfng car. for New York on D m. train oplv
Lnreugn tickets TO Phtladelphia. New York or
OF the day. . Wv - "a n"efs
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
naDolis and the West L. WILSoS an
Master OF Transport alton.
0LO. 3. kO0N IL, Agent, Washingtou ,sl4
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LOAN OFFICES.
sTINKs LOAN oTFICE

~ URNeT1NKS LOAN OFFICE.
- 900 and @os l3th q. 5 doors sos,h Pa ~ -
Makes liberal advances on Gold and Silver WsIeF,'
Diamonds. gtgelry. Pianos. Furniture. Gurs p
tols, CUTLERY, Ladies and GeRtlemeu' wesrius Az
perel Of al description
~ P.feals esfydacs If0ov
Furniture stored aud advances made fai Or
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Esp ECIAL erIUE.

II p + CIAL NOT ICE
In consequence of my removal from the District
on the 1st OF May, hereby notify all having Goods
deposited or Watches and Jewelry, to re pair AT nv
place. Bridge street, Georgetown to een n
before the 18th April, 1871 Any Coos left over
further notice.
Cnredeemed Pledges Oh hand already. Stock and
Fir lures for sale.
mh2tf SELIG GOLDSTEIN SEN
" CHILDREN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ct l.. 0RADWOHL'S, 173h
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc7s-ly
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
plshines at the Original Franc s, All 1th street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stOres All.
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srkrscAS FEyNCH JEwILRY, lccke-s chain,
.na GoIs' beautiful styles, ct Priggs, on the
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lee yUNERAL Of Mr. VIM. Cammack vii
TAKE place tomorrow afternoon al o'clock
instead OF y. m, as previously announced.
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BALBRIeGAN HOSE for ladies. n the astonish
ing low price of IS cents, at q. Baums Core
Factory, 40s It'll ct.
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organisation will visit Us again this mouth. We
are g Ad 10 hear, and will give two sacred an
tertainDents ~ Lincoln Han. The dates are
oIed Tor THURSDAY evering, March sd, and
Monday evening, March 9Th. This will be poe
Iiveiy fheir Last appearance until The winter OF
81 and q We ady.Ee oil lovers OF musie rot
I'd TAI TO hear this superb orchestra.
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OTHER SPEECHES.

A fOTPLE 0F No rORIOVS BUM.
MARS BPRATE THE INDIE.
PENDENT PRESS
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ESctPsD FEIsONkRs--Last night. about 10
CLOCK, tour persons, who were confined in the
JAIL al AieSaneriz escaped by cutting their w.y
through the walls. They we're confined for
perry oneneee and the register of the jAil gives
theH names as VIM Haight, j. W. Paine, white
men, And John Msstern and VIM Iohnson
colored. As ocn a. " was ascertained that fbe
jail olrde had Gown, Deputy warden j. r. ward
teiegraphed 70 Police Hes do uarters in this citv
giving fun description Of his boArders.
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A BIG PEARFEON The PACIFIC SLoPE-We
were shown TO-DAY nv Col. y. VI. Hutchipgs
pioneer OF the lO Semitic Valley, pear weigh
ing two pounds and nine ounces. IL - almost
n large a. the average watermelon on this side
of the continent, and is Of the variety known on
the Pacific slope As the pound pear. Its q graft
OF the ordinary pear on the Atlantic slope, and
has trebled its proportions ia its new home
They are taken from the trees in October or
November, but DO not ripen until February,
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GE'r's HALF HosE, of all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lisle, aud Merino, az prices
70 suit the most economical, az the Original
Francs, i3i 9TH street. No branch stores. g. Z, 4:
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TEE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUKI-
Tl TO ANIMALS took place last evening AID a
tsTge number Of new members we're admitted
MI GAtehell. the president, reported several
arrests which he had caused, and stated that
fhe Sunday dog lighting across the river would
receive further attention He had requested
the clergy men OF this city TO deliver sermons
apoa the objects OF the Society in order 10 bring
" before the public. Prof Brainard, OF the
Patent once, Col. j. e. Smith, A. III. Scott
Kew hr. Reed and DR.. L.. L. Lalgstroth at-
dressed the meeting. Drinking fountains are to
be erected AZ sn esrly day, under the Auspic es
sf the SoCie Y, IN various sections of the city,
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NEW SIZING GOODS.

NEW SIZING GOODS.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
101 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.
Has Just received q large assoI tment Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
OF the newest yles, embracing LADIES' GOODS
ShaTis, Spring Cassimeres for Men and BOYS
Also, complete assortment of Cotton a nd Linen
Goods, Mourning Goods; Alpacas, specially.
Money can be saved by giving us . call, as we are
determined to sell bargains mh7 -tr
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TEE POwER OF MAN OVER THR BgurE
CkrAlIoN.-PrOf. Pratt we'll dexe Tyes the tide
at Here Educ atOr OF tie World, as aDy one
car be convinced by q visit to has ar ena corner
10 street and Penrsylyania avenue, 10 NOR
row afternoon, when lie will subdue and make
respectable members OF horse society, OF two
equine troublesome a wild, biting. kick ng
AVID striking stallion, and the other a horse
which has not allowed a smith to shoe him for
two Years past. Prof. Pratt will undertake 10
convince him that he ought 10 wear shoes
Those exhibitions are amusing a. well as most
instructive 10 all who have charge OF hor-s.
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!
hair, use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer. Nothing better known 20 science.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miners, 40 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,S:
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, At the Original
Francs, i3l 9TH street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores. S,2,l:
Buy TIE CELEBRATED " FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, i3l It'll street.
Lock fer the name. No branch stores. 3,2,1:
FoR CoRSs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails. and other diseases OF the feet, visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. 6S5 18th street, op-
losite United States Treasury. 2,2i,l2:
SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
pshines at the Original Francs, All Ith street.
Inc cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 32I
BALBRIsGAN HOSE for ladies. a. the astonisb-
ing low price of IS cents, at q. Baum's Correct
Factory, 40s 7th ct.
GE-sT's HALF HosE, of all the different
grades, in Cotton, Ln'le, aud Merino, az prices
70 suit the most economical, az the Original
Francs, i3f 9Th street. No branch stores. g. ,I:
GEHAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS one, tyo
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
IN front or in back-all siZes-at the Original
francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, til street
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 3,2,1:
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at al q pair
AL sizes. a new assortment Just received AZ o.
saum's Corset Factory: 4oS eth ct.
HHNPLRR has all kinds of thermometers
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TEE F1RE DEPAETNENT-The Board OF
fiIe &c mm'ssiOntrS meet this afternoon and
~ Il - u that the EAST move 10 be made Will be
the removal 81 some members and the rein
aien ent Of % yersl OF tho e dismissed IN July
last. IL - ruHoTed Ihst the decision OF Judge
cartier IN a case recently be tore the Circuit
Court, a. 20 the ray OF an ex-nTeman has some
thing 20 90 With this proposed action. The case
IN po'ht hss, however, been appealed to the
COuIs IN General Term.
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T6E IHEATErs.-1he LYDIA Thomson Blu
hsGue TToup continue 20 draw crowded hou e.
a. the National Ih6ater and the ahsur,itfss of
paris, or the APPLE Ct Discord'' which kent
the audience in roar LIST night, will be re-
Itsfed This everipg- IL is a lively piece. and
Beckett and the bleDdCs dash ii of in spirited
style.
The W. ndbam Comedy Company VITO come
here with an established reputation as first
ctass artists, Thoroughly orgsuiZed, ~ill Open at
Walf opera House this evening with a 10 man
ire military drama new TO play-goers in this
city, entitled The LanceTs." Mr.. Charles
WyEdham, comedian of great merit, imperson-
ates the hero OF the PLAY.
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TEE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
las: II ght elected the following oficers-Hop.
A Rutherford, president: James Van Heck Of
LOUISIANA, secI etary; A. j. Merritt, OF Tennes-
zee, treasurer; II. II. Git, OF Arksnsas, assist
ant secretary, q. 4. Cotton, of Mississippi, cor
responding secretary The election of vice
presidents resulted as fOIlows:-First T.. NJ
Dawson, Maryland; second. Jane. Flood, Yir-
Eipia; third, Missouri, not represented; fourth,
y. Webster, Mississippi, firth, ". II. Webster
Louisiana, sixth, y. f. Patterson. Arkanss :
seventh, j. II. COllett, Kentucky; eighth, ". r.
JcECls. Florida; min b. ). G. Hoge, Tennessee:
tenth. CnPs. Murphy, West Virginia eleventh.
CbsrlG MvGatt, Georgia: twelfth, J. j Martin
Alabama; thirteenth, J. VI. Morris, South Caro-
Ina; fourteenth. L. ). Post. reyas.
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Reduction In Prices.
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FISH.
40. lMEss MACKEREL
No. lGEOkGES BANk MACKEREL,
No STAT MACKEREL,
No ECONOMY SBtp
81 JOHN AbENINEs
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
oopFTsH and SCALED HERRING.
For sale Low, BY
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
Ga Pennsylvania avenue
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Georgetown Advertisements

HgNPLRR has all kinds of thermometers.
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paper which had been started here aud in the
interest Of the colored people, aud right in face
OF the STAR and Republican he thought 1t should
be supported in substantial way, and not by
mere approval. With reference to the STAR
he expected to see . report that would reflect
credit on that paper. Hatton then proceeded
To read the heading TO the STARS report of the
proceedings as published yesterday. Continu-
ing, he said the STAR cannot understand why
HATToN SHOOK HANDS WITH NIKE SINNER
Billy Cook, and others. The republicans of tins
District have met. after being rent asunder
and made up old differences, and the STAR and
Republican may now shake hands together and
trembie al the situation. Here Hatton took q
glass brisfall of. Mrs. LOckw0odis water to get
up more steam, and proceeded to say that he
did not know which b call il STAR of Bethle-
hem or OF damBation. He had read in il about
WA. Cook, A. CIR ant, and Others baking hands
The STAR realizes in this convection the effects
o. mes, .,s sofsthss IN unity. Here bis imagi-
street to the Repabtscsn ONCE, which paper he
proceeded to crificise on its headings which be
did not relish: The Rspubttcos had DETAINED thu
name Of William A. Cook in calling him
. CHILLY COOK"
Here Mr.. Cook smiled ana smacked his lips,
nodding assent TO this raid on the papers.
Dr. Purvis her interrupted Hatton to tell how
he had called upon the editor OF the R>puJlicas
TO ask why il was that they did not report things
truthfclly, and he had been told by the editor
ofthat paper that they did not pretend to tell
the truth, they averaged about one tenth truth
and nine tenths falseh0ods.
Hatton here took some more water and went
on to say that he had thought they we're going
to have q good report i'm The STAR, and he
FoOL LIKE
bought q paper down the street and got fooled
sure enough. IL he had seen that boy afterwards
he would have taken his three cents back again
rom him. The R,pabiican Is just as bad a. TaR
STAR. In speaking of the First Ward meeting
II had said, "as whole II was the most dis
graceful meeting ever held there" He.favOred
the resolution endorsing the Ne,o Era.
''Generaf' A. Grant here got the floor, and
said this unity was one Of the best things that
had taken place in this city for years, and il
was now most important that the newspaper
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eminent Of the same and the administr.
ton of the affairs thereof, and defining u
manner of assessing and collecting IL
taxes in said city, and dividing the corpora.
ton into wards, and to repeal an act to in
corporate the town of Amite, approvea
March 7, 1861, and all acts amendatorV
thereto.
House bill No. 262, an act granting ferrv
privileges to T. A. FAIRIES, of the parish Of
Calcase.,, his heirs and assigns.
Further consideration Of the following
pills on their second reading was in.iefn;-
tely postponed:
House bill No. 124, an act making an an
preparation to levee certain portions Of Tia
Ouachita river, and providing the mode u
proceedings to accomplish the same
House bill No. 13, an act for the relief Of
J. Il. McLin, of the parish of Orleans.
Upon motion of Mr.. Adolphe, Of OrIeaas.
the House was adjourned until sevea
O'Clock z. N.
WILLIAM VIGEES,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives..
Approved:
g. W. CARTER, Speaker. t
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HorsE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, March 2. 1871
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Carter, Abel, Baker, Barker,
Bentley, Bickham, Bowen, Brewster, Breus-
sard. Brown, Bryan, Buckingham, Burch,
Chachere. Cochran. Crawford, Darby, Da-
wilson, Devices, Durio, Ellis, Fontelicl,
Gaddis, Gardner, Garstkamp, Hampstead,
Huston, Hyams, johnson, Kearson,
kenner, killcn, La Salinicre, Laurent, II.
Lott, j. Il. Lott. Lynch Mahoney, Marie,
Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland,
Meadows, Moncure, Moore, Morris, Murray,
Nelson, Oplatek, Otto, Overton, Pond,
Quinn, Raby, Riley, Ringgold. Schumacher,
Smith, Stamps. Stanton, Stevens, Tatman.
Thompson, Verrett, Wands, Washington, of
Assumption, Washington. of ConcOrdia.
n. Williams, Wilson, Worrall, iorke,
Young-74.
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with, on motion of Mr. Cochran, of La
fayctte, and the journal was approved.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary Of the Senate was au-
nounced with the following message:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives.
l am directed to present for your CON
sideration:
Senate bill No. 227, granting to John
Weaver the right to establish and maintain
ferry across Bayou Came, in the parish
of st. Landry.
And substitute for Senate bill No. 16l, to
amend the militia act.
Respectfully.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary Of tho Senate.