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The Highland Calanity.--Is d Vim peo.
found sympathy for Nh. Leggatt and h
Aasons 81 Red Aouasaia Lodge that the
condsgrstion at that place win Be heard Of
Nj: Leggatt's losses are very large, but We
hope not % sssers ~ 70 prevent bic esnsi,.
uanec In basiness The los to the Masons
fails heavy. They aze few In numbers.
have bcsn liberal in support Of their institu.
ton, had cleared the elegantly furnished
Lodge of all debts, and were anticipstinp a
bright future. Isolated and remote q thew
are-in small Camp-without the social
advantages enjoyed by many communities.
the Brothers have stood close and zealous.
y around the Ark Of Freemasonsy, and ito
altar fires have shone bright, pure and
steadily from tho mountain summit in all
the years since 1t was organized. No Lodge
OF Montana has had more devoted crafts.
men. The sevcrcst storms and the lone
mountain paths have not deferred its faith.
ful ones from the days journey many had to
make 70 reach its altar. A Hall IL absolutely
essential before they can obtain new Char.
ter. They will have all the expenses they
can well bear after that shall have been OBJ
tAtncd, for there are but n members.
There arc IA other Lodges In Montana, hav.
Ing membership of 700. Il would be 4
most fraternsl act to present the brethren
Of the late Red Mountain Lodge No. -
with sufficient fund to At ones rc.institute
the Lodge, aud We doubt not the Fraternity
In Montana upon knowledge Of the facts
will checrfully and promptly do 20.
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1As Dsyls.XsagEeea Amy.


. ANVAA00 V00OoSWs 4
ASsser H.v Ne,sa w>ss: -A~'- 4 Il
1whh you to recafy falsehood given In
5eur issue Of Dec. ~ relative % the shoot.
Ing anay between Thomas Doyle and
Charles Helgreen, Ut this place. For the
benedt Of your readers and yourself I give
you the plain truth relative 10 the affair q
regards Tho ownership of Claim No. g
above discovery, on Cedar Creek: Said
claim was pre-eupted BY Dslbert Atkins,
~ the books viii show. Claim No. s. va
pre.enpted by Hr. Samuel Chonine Said
claims. Nes. IS and 50, were thrown togeth.
er and Mr.. Levi Atkins became . partner Of
the above named gentleman. Said parties
sold No. 50 to Mr.. Charles Nelgreen. A.
scr this Charles Mclgreen went to work on
his ground with crew of mon. Now. con.
trasy to the assertion Of your informant n
regards 1elgreen working on .Doyle'l
ground, Doyle does not deny wosking on
80 and, - I am informed, Doyle has re-.
peatedly threatened tho life Of Nelgreen.
Such threats have been repeated in Q bois.
ferrous manner time after time. Now 1t the
time OF the shooting, on the morning Of The
18th of December, Doyle's men broke
through to Melgreen's works and presented
. revolver to the hands with threats and
curses, ordering them from their worka
They accordingly submitted (as any men
would), and proceeded to Aclgrcen's house,
awoke him, and apprising him of what
had happened, he Immediately proceeded
to the works Entering the drift on So he
there saw Doyle, revolver in hand, appe-
rently waiting for him. Here on IS the
combat ended BY Aclgrcen shooting Doyle.
G. n. DURAN.
Eneeaf CITY, n>e 1okh I'm
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xore Musle-Prof. Hartwell, at the sole.
'tation Of number of citizens IL negotia.
ling with manufacturers east for tho pur.
chase of instruments for Brass Band.
There arc several parties hero already good
musicians on the instruments requisite for
sfour or six piece hand, and Prof. Hart.
veil iSs competent instructor. The instru.
nents and music will not cost more than
sSoo or 900 and In . very ahost time ,
company of performers, permanently sssi.
dent here, viii have acquired proficiency.
Then In case Of public asseublages, process.
s'ons, entertainments etc. We can hsvs M
nc that viii ret Ghs echsss In . transport:
and al our discprdant 0oak With harmony.
shosld Tie di,positian u organise Band.
% encouraged BY tho proposals. Of The man.
utacturcrs Of the instrugleats, To horns
should be purchased BY tho town and given
IN charge Of some responsible member Of
Inc Band that they may DO retained 70 tho
plsce. Log and adobes houses were good
'of starters-a few score people Welcomed
!ns many hundreds now 'let the Sraod
ssfmonies Of Brass instruments b invoked
~ chin music and al stsinged instruments.
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LOCATED FOR SEASON. Tho Corinne
Reporter of Jan. LIST says. The celebrated
Langrishc dramatic company, with the dis.
tinguished artists MI: and Miss Couldock,
have leased the Opera House in this city for
the season. They give their first rcprcsen.
tatlon next Monday evening. Lovers of fine
acting will he glad that the legitimate drama
ID 20 soon to be presented in Corinne.
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TIE DUylcCLgY ~ 01TAuuo 4 Coon
fIAxo h one; OF the evils Of the present
day, and although TIE lnniber Of the man.
ufacture.s Of this(to Amesieans) indispen-
sible necessity Of life, b Legion, bad Plan.
a. arc tho rule-not the exception, which Il,
however, easily explained from the fact,
that NEST Of the so-called manufacturers
understand far moro about tho outside, than
they do of the inside Of the Instrument
hence, while In most parlos We meet with
snowy and highly dnished cases. the interi.
Oh are too frequently worthless.
OF course there arc many sound and re-
liable makers-men who conscientiously
give to their purchasers moneys worth for
money, but the difficulty il to nnd them,
a. the best Pianos are not always made by
those firms who have received the largest
number Of Medals and Honorable Mentions,
distinctions which, by.the-bye, arc often
too easily obtained from tho 'managers Of
Institutes and Expeditions. ,.c.
Speaking from personal experience, We
recommend to the attention Of intending
purchasers the Patent Arion Piano, which
is manufactured by The Arion Piano
Forte Company" 554 Broadway, N. T., -
being an instrument which has greater pow
a. will stand In tune longer, and In III me-
chanical construction is moro perfect land
therefore moro durable) than any instro.
ment constructed in the usual modern style,
producing thereby an extraordinary even.
ness throughout the scale, combined with
IN excellent singing quality and purity Of
vibration.
Parties in want Of . first class instru-
ment cannot do better than to call at the
warerooms, where they can judge for them
selves.- Wau Street Joxrnai, NJ r
Read the advertisement of the Patcn
Arion Piano and send for illustrated pam.
phlet, which they mail free.
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Settle Up

Settle Up.
ALL percons having accounts with the Underlined
ase notified that q
A SETTLEMENT MUST BE MADE 1kroRf
FEBRUARY I, 1871,
By Cash o. Note. This h positive and without ex.
eSptlon. KOHRS BRO. Neat Iarket.
Deer Lodge January s, 1871.
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cAyrED- DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP,
III I've market pnce will BE- paid In Cash.
D. Il. BONN 4 CO.
- nONp <.H~a

\ IcIIiruey douse.-On the first of
ay the Mckinney House was given
possession Of Messrs. Simmons & Rob.
by Mr. George Mckinney, owner.
be best, and most costly building in
Agu Montana-exccpt the United States
1T is entitled to prominent mention.
thirty five by ninety feet, two stories
Of n #. 4 In. and 10 #. Q in. respect.
with seven feet fire wall. It 10 built
.nitc and brick, contains ten rooms on
first floor, and twenty-five sleeping
.mcnts and parlors on the second door.
Dining Room 10 30}xsl} feet: Parlor,
at; Office, 1888; Bar Room, 1881 ;
ubers, l3xl3} to Sx1st; Hall, 2 feet.
Ut from the main Building is Laundry
tsfeet; Vegetable House 14xls, and
r Room 1890. The cost of the Hotel
ding proper 10 $4,000; including out.
Eaiugs, 100000. 1t splastcred through
the first floor rooms grained In Black
E.,ut and White and Black Oak, and
second floor rooms painted In plain
&C. Messrs. Simmons s. Robinson 70.
|A few days since the last .installment
urniturc and utensils. The furniture
1clusivcly black walnut. Among the
kclcs arc 80 single and double bcdsteads,
scsne.bottom chairs, an elegant parlor
Of carved walnut-hair cloth-with
sh stands. and toilet sets complete for
ON, Brussels or Ingram carpets for each
bonn, hair mattresses and holsters, feather
blows, blankets, counterpancs, damask
ic cloths, napkins, ETC., In seemingly in.
slaus,blc quantity. Tho crockcry ware
.lhc best English white ware, complete for
|DpersonS with glass ware, cutlery and
sed ware Of the first quality. The Di.
ting Room will scat comfortably 100 guests.
The kitchen, pantrics, and meat r1oms arc
ssy conveniently arranged. The kitchen
lifted up with . Walker Range with cook.
b: capacity for 500 persons; . bake oven
'y feet inside, boiler, pastry shelves,
stiserator, etc. The watcr.back In the
nsehas capacity to supply the entire house
t1h hot water, and force pump IL 20 ar.
'ased as to throw strong volume Of water
ANY portion of the building in case of fire.
be furnitur: and utensils were purchased
the East BY Messrs. Bonner & WEIGH,
ID cost 5000 delivered here. The n.
ngcmcnt of entrances aud stairways 10
eh that the Clerk secs every one entering |
leaving the building, the front, rear, and
L entrances and the doors to diuing and |
rooms each being visible from his desk. |
e workmanship throughout Is excellent,
sonry, carpenter work, plastcring, paint.
glazing and granting having been done |
The best workmen the builder could en-. |
y, and together with the fitting up and
aishing makes 1t unexcsptionably the
Hotel-although not the lsrycst-thcre |
Montana. Mr.. Robinson 10 we'll known
superior caterer, and with Nj. Chas. B.
mons, the Hotel will have industrious,
Fsctic aud accommodating proprietors,
irving Of the success We heartily wish
n. 10
he Hotel will be open for the reception |
uests on Monday, Jan. l6, at which
We learn the opening ball will be
n. -
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Enulpsoor8.-Mr.N Richie, who has bean
running the furnaces at Philipsburg, has
been In town for several days. He does
not believe that method Of reduction 4
financial success, and work with them has
been suspended. From Mr.. Gerber, who
returned from Philipsburg on Thursday, we
learn the mill is running steadily under the
management of Capt Plaisted. He finds
ample power to drive all the machinery; is
crushing ~ to IA tons Of Hope orc each day.
and it yields 80 to $50 per ton. He 10 using
1000 pounds of quicksilver and rctortinc
every alternate day. Capt p. has ten men
at work on the mine; Duffy & Co., are tax.
Ing out ore on Comanchc No. 8 (Afcrrill's);
Murphy & Co., IRE mining on the Irish Re.
public. and Merrill & Ullery on the Frank.
lin. Three assays from the latter orc by
Fcrd Kennets yielded $10o, &lo4 Is and
e1oS TO the ton. The camp is quite lively.
and As Captain Plaistcd will be ready in .
month to crush custom ores. thercis good
promise that the faithful ones of Philips.
burg will soon have recompensc for their
tedious wait and persistent labors. The
officers OF Flint Creek Lodge, A. F.&A
N. were installed Monday evening, Jan. I'd.
The ball at Girds Ranch, on New Years
Eve, was . pleasant affair, and, save Q little
misunderstanding few days since that did
not result in any funerals, the jewellers on
Flint Creek, with Ill navigsble and tordable
are happy ''aad the goose yangs
high"
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phlet, which they mail free. .~
The census gives Ohio 2,66S, 6e1 populs
ton. -.
The spottswood Hotel at Richmond
burned Dec. a. Several lives were lost
Loss Of property, $30o, 900.
The First National Bank of Cheyenne
has been organized with $so0, 900 capital
A. II. Converse was elected Prcsidsnt, and
H. ]. Rodgers, Cashier.
Gladstone has published a letter indig.
nantly denying the report of his conversion
TO the Roman Catholic faith.
Major W. J. Cullen, well known in Mon.
tana, he having been . resident Of this Ter.
ritory for two or three years, died at the
Metropolitan Hotel, st. Paul, MINI, Dec
9. He was gentleman Of line abilities and
most genial social qualities.
We are indebted to Governor Potts fo,
copies of the laws and journals Of the sixth
session of the Montana Legislature.
Eastern mails now arrive and depart sis
tho Ryan route. Mails reach here from
Corinne one to three days sooner than by
the former arrangement
General D. II. Stroller t'Porte Crayou)
Is to have editorial charge of the Charleston
8. @. Herald, from the lss Of January
The Hon. VIM. II. Seward Il understood
to be engaged to'mazry \ young lady who
accompanies the small party with which he
is now making his voyage around the world.
His friends in Washington expect that he
will be married before his return bone. He
has been encouraged to this step BY the con.
duct of his venerable friends, Dr.. Spring
and Nh. Vanderbilt, both Of whom entered
into wedlock when over three score and ten.
Gen. Add. 81. Saunders and Mr.. O. B. o.
Bannon were in Warrington, d. G. Dec.
2sd. The former obtained IN extension Of
his leave Of absence. ..a --
Punchinello, tho organ Of humorous mel.
ancholy in America has quit.
Antonelli, cordially received Victor
Emanuel's ambassador, announcing his arri.
val In Rome. -s ...4..... .
Paris isshort Of fuel. ...... ~.
Aosta has taken the oath - King Of Spain
amid universal enthusiasm. He visited
Prim'S widow on arriving In Madrid.
The French officially report = victory
near Borsun, after full days fighting. :
The Massachusetts, Legislature organized
Jan. 1th. by re,electing the officers Of last
year. !.
Governor Geary read his message to the
Pensylvsnia Legislature Jan. 4th' The
State paid 81, az, 1877 Of ito debt IN 1870.
Nh. Lorenzo Day, Of Chickasaw county,
Miss, having married Miss Martha Week,
. local paper comments
"A Day II nsds, Week = lost,
Bat time shosld not somplain-
Thsrcn sooa b Mttle Days enough -
G'E 70 make Tie wSsk agsiA"
Its reported that Dr.. Livingstone, the
great African traveller, has arrived at Mos-
ambique, and was waiting fora vessel bound
for England. 81 s.,
In battle on the LIFT hank Of the Seine,
Jan. ID, the Prussians, under Beuthein, de-
feated tho French with heavy losses, after Z
days fighting.
The Anniversary Of the Battle Of New
Orleans falls on next Sunday. Everything
y coming Sunday this yesr.
:
n E,w TO. DAY
" VA ex . + IA8ADik
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FIR II $ FL Q Y s RS
PARINIEN PAINTER 4 en-

Arc reeeivin: BY Expsess each coach from Cort.ne
Fresh Can OysterA Prices moderate. Parties dssir.
Ing Quantities for designated evcninss should leave
0rdera sats
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local NEWS.

catholic Services.
an services will be held 1t the Catholic Chanal
I'm Jan: s. 1871 ut l0f O'Clock, Z. m, Rev. r
~ officiating.
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The Schlettner A6air.-We learn from
Mr.. Henry Summers that Mrs. schlottner
was In Chicago In the latter part of De.
cembcr endeavoring to ascertain the circum-
stances OF her husbands death and what
disposition had been made of his money.
Mr.: Becker, Of the Washington House, was
iratc At tho imputations against him in the
>ncwspapcrs and threatens slow vengeance.
BE denies knowledge OF any other moneys
or effects than those previously reported,
and Mrs. 8. unable to produce any evi.
dence allowing that he had come into pos.
session of . greater amount. settled with
him, receiving 600. Mn. 8. has gone to
Bardstown, ILL.,, where she thinks Of set-
fling permanently.
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In Pursuit Of Knewledge.-On the las,
day Of 1870 the NEW NORTH WEST corps
of statisticians interviewed the town OF
Deer Lodge for purposes evidenced in IN.
other column. Their cndeavors to acquire
useful information were not devoid of anu.
sing Observation-Disclosures having the supe.
rior run OF luck in that respect He waa
taken for Revenue Assessor, and Detect.
i've times without number, ard listened to
stories of distress and poverty that has cor.
rugated his face with furrows Of philan.
thropic sympathy like zinc wash.board.
Rapping timidly At one door that bore evil
dsnces Of having been treated to . new
knob within the year, he was bid to enter,
and modestly inquired ofa complacent look.
ing gentleman in shirt sleeves and slippers,
II he had made any improvements during
the yesr.!"
"Wall, yen. I think me and the old wo.
man have done something in that way"
"About what 10 the value I"
Haven't figured up yet, bat thinkit will
be something pretty handsome. Wouldn't
yoa IKE 70 have pesp It them :"
'sYes Dir, Il not too much trouble"
Whereupon the sleeve and slipper man
turned down the blankets on the cradle and
disclosed . chubby youngster in the sweet
sleep of innocence, saying ''themS about nlr
temperament Improvements on these premi-
90. Mister-be you tax collcctorw Soon
after Mac was in another locality. At ono
place, he, paper In hand, approached sov.
ereign, and was about to PROFOUND the for.
mula, when he wasinterrupted by-"Dou't
read it Sir. Its al right: Here's . halt
dollar. I can't give any more, and I won't,
even for church purposes"
However these incidents were exception.
d, and enlivened the monotony Of jotting
down fgurea Such information q We de.
aired, was given cheerfully and our thanks
due, are hereby rendered to our citizens.
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Messrs. Stackpole s. johnson have our
thanks for favors. They have . splendid
assortment of Almanacs, Diaries, Pcriodi.
GALS, Stationery, ETC., appropriate to the
year, the season and the day. Buy some.
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Deancll, Clark & Larabic.-The Bank
Ing hrm, formerly known - r. W. Donnell
4 Co. has changed it, firm name to the
above, our townsmen Nessrs. w. A Clark
aud {. E. Larabie coming In for that mem
ton their services have % we'll merited.
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TEE creditsrs of Irott Payne ase forbid to settle
any accounts with w. E. Payne, - win b. here in
due time and collect and pay Ill debts due from the
0rm Of Trott + Payne. JOHN ii. TROTT.
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Scott House, Deer Lod re.
Roduotlon Of Rates.
ON and After January let, 161, The rates q Board
and Rooms will b reduco6 70
Beard Per Week. ........................11 90
7ate SAN. scOTT, Props3stee.
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Opening Ball.-The long talked Of and
anxiously sw.itsd Opening Ball . tAs Nc.
Birney House, has fiAslly been decidedupoa
for Monday evening, January 10th, and the
invitations will be out in day or two. I.
will doubtless be Ghs Ball Of the season, and
We anticipate tho finest ovation to Tespsi.
chorc ever transpiring In this valley. A
large attendance Of ladies and gentlemen
ifo'n other places d expected, and Dear
Lodge will be there 70 welcome them. No
effort will be spared on the part Of MessrA
Simmons q Robinson 10 accommodate their
guests with unalloyed happiness, and tho
arrangements are such - 70 insure success
10 their eff0rtA "@ sH f"
6luTH = RHER0ON az t. Nefronnai1n D010F6
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McDIESNEY HOUSE BAR.
uLL 4 HARRISON >. P1OPRIEToRs.
HAVING leased the bar OF the Mckinney Hoas>
Nd supped It with stock Of LIQUORS and CHARS
nat We believe will commend Themselves W will opsu
Saturday, January 7eh, 1877, 6,
And will bc pleased 70 90 our friends On the occasion
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BOSWELL 3 ACQUISITION, Of City Han 1kaia
Rooms, while thanking tho public for The Nbseai .
rooAge o. the pas inform their patrons that no ec
shall b spared ~ make City Hall the popular resort
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En- ooWa heoth the foe1-zeeeod wsva.
A Phi was wasbling his late Evsni1G SonG
ADd deleee TIE volce and soothing the tones. +
And 1cAa. I'D DeAe IL seon1 "a peoloag.
He sing q ths nsoWn jug IL Dsr Lsleo
I, Whees tame had reached down = hs hsas IN the
4 jag TIT invttes ~ feast AZ eoed fst thines-
Ao4 hls the md pa1sieao - 1Anoce1t Ge.
II ~ abcyo : so0eWhee 1T eeosldse thae ~ Pei
0U0 1AC0 Known JUG.
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Capt. T. r. Fuller, Assistant Assessor q.
8. Revenue for this District, will remove
his Office to tho Mckinney House next week.
The Far West Fast Freight Company il
chipping goods from Corinne to Deer Lodge
M Is cts. Freishts viii not probably ex.
coed this during tho winter.
New Years Night was celebrated by .
Ball at Nichols Hotel. a~>.. :.
New Years Calls, last Sunday, were gen.
orally postponed uutil 1872. as
Garnets are tho precious stones .appropri-
ate to January. A-..-- "a D.
!. A bright rainbow appeared in the north
west from 1915 to 1855 4 m, Dec. Goth
the first rainbow in December recorded In
Montana. ...-4-s:---.
An incident Of the Highland fire was
that II: J. Z. Dickey, W. N. elect who
came to Deer Lodge to have the requisite
Degree conferred, returned to be installed
and found his Lodge in ashea. +, 10 e.
II. Samuel. Neel., Of Tut Murphy 4
Neal. Of Helena, left Corinne Wednesday
with his wife, n route 70 Helena. 49,
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.Sr:h Days PrCceeGfMg-.
HOTsE OF RRPRgssU-E. vHs

HorsE OF RgPREss.-L--vn.
Wednesday. Ianua~y II. 1871.
-ne Hose met vurs;an. . adjourn
I,en-.
SpeaEe:' Carr in the cha::
The roI was called and ..!a .o-.ov y g
members answered to their names:
.Ies,rs. Carr. Abel, .Adoip:le. An
:oine, Baker, Barker. Barrett, Barrow.
Bentley, Eickham, Blunt, Bowen. Brew
ster. Bronssard, Brown, BRYAN, Bach
anan, buckingham, Burch, Butler, Garter,
Chachare, Cochran, Crawford, Darby, Oar
insburg, Davidson, Davis, Demas, Devices,
Durio, Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd. Fcntelieu
Gadcis, Gardner, Garstlamp, P.Earper, w.
Harper, Hampstead, Huston, Hyams. John
son, Jordan. Kenner, Killen. kinsella, La
Lott. Lynch, Mahoney. Marie, Marvin,
Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland, Meadows.
Morcure, Moore, Morphy, Morris, Murray,
Nelson, Ong. Oplatck. Otto, Oyerton, Pond,
Quinn, Raby, Riley, Ringgold, Sartlin,
Schumacher, Souer, Stamps, Stanton.
Stevens, Stinson, Tatman, Thompson,
Turcaud, Cllman, Vewett, Wands, Wash
lngton, OF Assumption, Washington, OF Con
eordia. Waters, Wheyland, Z. Williams,
=. Williams. Wilson, Worral,, Yorse,
Young-l00.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal was read and approved.
JOINT SESSION.
The President and members OF the Sen
ate having entered the hall of the House.
dent occupied the Speakers chair, with the
Speaker upon his left.
The Secretary Of the Senate then called
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rarluiy growing. our rauway trausIUrta-
ton is also found to be to-day twenty times
Is great us IL was in 1851, with less than
double the population Of that year In
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JOURNAL

OFFICIAL. JOURNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TNF.
STATE. or ANA.
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the train preceding that on which the boat Ieavas
Tho eooye trps WI be regularly made, unless
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DRY SALT NIFAT-Ith taSkS sn0uiNcr5
sold aft &c, and - do clear sides at lO1so |
y b.
HI;tAbFAST BACOH-WcsteIn is selling ut |
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Whole Tickets, e2H shAree In proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction.
Orders to b addressed to
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIR < T s F. S s ] q ~
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TIE
Ninth Days Session.

State OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
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The above reward Will be paid for the srreet and
coinmittA to Jail in this city Of Ga ton Williams,
the parties Who committed the recent forgeries on