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On Wednesday, the 26th inst, at Win.
chester, Va, a portion of the wall on one
side of the Reformed Church fell in, and it
was expected that the entire side would
fall by yesterday, as no n seemed disposed
to assume the risk of attempting to secure
the remaining portion. 1t is at present sup
ported by only one window sash. The NC
cident will entail considerable pecuniary
loss on the church.
Whatever may be their shortcomings, no
other class OF educated men in the country
will compare with cierggmen in integrity
TO unsclh>h duty, in purity of life, and ia
the deprivation and meagerness Of that life,
when measured by the tastes and require
ments which their work induces.-N. Y.
Tribune.
The Attorncy.G General of Missouri has
given a written opinion stating that the
North Missouri Company had mo- authoyitv
to mortgage their franchise or property
witnout the express sanction of the Legis-
sature, Which the company did not have.
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CASUALTIES IN CANADA.-1or0nto, July
27,-Very extensive fires are raging in the
woods on the line Of the Northern railways
in the ~neighborhood of New Lowell, and it
is reported that three children have per-
ished In the flames.
Quebec, july G:-The boiler OF Jones's
molished the building. Pieces of machinery
! were thrown hundreds of feet. About
! ninety persons were at work, but only one
! man was killed. Two others were fatally
| injured, and six were seriously hurt.
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ZrEGENMEYER's SENTENcE-HAIL.-Chica
90, July 27.-Ziegenmeyer, the murderer of
Gumbleton, was sentenced to-day to the
penitentiary for life, and to pass the fist
day OF January and the first of June each
year in solitary confinement.
The value of window glass broken by the
hail.storm in Chicago yesterday was SIS, 900.
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LEVEL STREETs.-It is observed by every
one having occasion to drive on Vine street
that the reduction of the crown Of the
street has made it IL more pleasant thorough
fare, even with the double track, than it
was before without any track.-Cincinnati
Conn erci1L.
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AGRICULTURAL CoNGREss.-NaShuiUe
July PA meeting of delegates from agri-
cultural societies, embracing every section OF
the United States, will be held here October
81, the object being the organization of an
Agricultural Congress. The Tennessee
State Fair commences the same day.
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LETTER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Grand Mass Meeting OF the Democrats ana
Conservatives OF Wake County al Metro
politan Hall Last Might Speeches by Hon.
A. S. Mrrrfman and Green H. Afford,
dntes for the State Convention Election,
FRS, Thursday fin August Next.
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The senior editor offers his pocket-book
for sale. Though he has had it for five years,
it looks perfectly new, and = man that ham
dies money will lind it USEFUL HtHsboro'
D,carIor- 'sfE.
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TIFF GREAT CLOsING.oUTsALE.

MET THE GREAT CLOSlNG.OUTSAhE.
AWFUL SACRIFICES!
BARGAINS FOR H MILLION!
u c,v.r CIT NuMBER OF BARGAINS
l ever offered In sny one establishment In ihis
city eoo =.
r.CE POINT, at a reduction Of from IS To $50 ;
JAPANESE SILKS at u reduction OF 20 and 2'c'
per yard; r,,,o oil
widths, at greatly reduced prices;
rp aVwTLJNG BAGS and BASK T also a large
stock of TRUNKS, at closing-out pslces'
SWISS MUSLIN at Is, 20, rs, 80, IS, 40, and Soc.'
CHECK MUSLINS, In all styles and quaiitleS' at
very low prices; ~.
sKIRTING CAMBRIA. full yard wide' al 20c''
n and VICTORIA LAWNS at TO- 2s' 90 80
40, as. and SOC. ali very cheap;
HAIR.CORU NAINS0Ok at 35c., worth o'c.'
NAISsOOK,4 30 inches Wide, at Csc, worth 3'c''
TN, r sKIRTING 1T 4oc, worth 6oc. per yarn.
other STYLES of white goods at very low prices at
S LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street
Look at our l5c. BLEACHED COTTON. jy2s
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ssy,rTcx.raOHAx.

TR1VATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EDMuNnhA aIs0G Will give lnxstss-
~ Il yTnnpiish dnriug the months OF Az
a nsss - sepseEa..ssT:; n, sl Y ssi sfins np esiisse a u
gass . a;I' T Tpgrss so pefanonth. tyg-a
yIRETNWOOD FEMALE sCH0OhLT-
Via, fP;RfNGIsALs.opena s ssgtep DS ea .sis se Of
closes Jap % i asII,,y l sed nssxpsrience, is Iborongh
In al. bsanehes -iaugbt.in schools OF 'ne>''s"'
g 'charges for entire tuition-board, fuel men,
and washing-sc7O. Music, vocal anu n0"1
h g'be school is strongly recommended by pro o.
cosaors of the Virginia University W sucn 40
ars seeking an eligible place for the educast'n "a
'n For circuiars, address the PRINCIPAL, u.
nv permission, TO the Fsculty OF tne
usivs!slly Of vi-sInis; also rs ps IS p genrss and and P she
piis y md Clergy OF the F.piscopaI Churcn IN
Virginia.. -
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I'm .JuIv nth. ut Ford's Hotel, by Rev; mr.
shoItz' III. WIN. WALSH.of Lexington, va. 10
MISS LIZZIE KEPLER.o OF kfrhmono. =
Lexington papers please c Dy.sS
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~ YEAST POWDER

~ YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded ~ the best and chsapes'
BAKING POWDER IN use. Perfectly pure ana
healthy. 1t makes, II short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, DO. There need be no waste Of food
prepared with 1t, as It Is always Of the best qasi''
ty. We would say 10 these sho have never 'sea
IL that u very few trials viii enable them TO we
IL, not only With entire satisfaction, bat WIN
economy.
Put up FULL NEE WEIGHT, IS rep1eesa'ea'
Grocsrs and dealers sell 1t.
DoOLEY = BROTHER,
Prorrietors,
80 New street, New York ca'!'
ap ~A-deod&eowem
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DRY GOODS AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL STUCK,
we will sell for the remainder OF the season our
large and attractive stock OF DRY GOODS AT
COST, FOR CASH. HI .
Our stock is full and complete, consisting In
part OF.
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES,
Full line OF IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUFS, 81
CAMBEICS, LAWNS, aud PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS, &C.
Also, . full line OF
.CASSIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES,
SHEETINGS, So.
sHIRTINGS
TABLE DAMASK.
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES,
HANDkERCHlEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
bACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &c.
very cheap;
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASoLS.
o.. JOHN N. WOODFIN,
1ll7 Main street,
jyl1 Opposite Dispatch Office.
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MORE NEW AND sEAsoNAbaa pha
q GODS. ~

MORE NEW AND sEAsoNABhE DEx
SCOOPS. ~
pRrcE 4 co. hare just opened
R,oun. Green, Blue, Buff. and FINK eamDi"'
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen, Collars and Sleeves -.
ladies', Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very oeS''
Black Gro Grains iTks, chesp;
Cotton and I Isle Thread Hose and Hall HOSE
RulhIezan Hose and Half Hose, SUPERIOR
Cotsats-ever make and quality.
STAPLES: .4..
Linens and LiDen SheeHDgs; .
Brown and Bleached Cottons:
Cotton sheetings and Pillow Cottons'
Uamasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
LAT old prices, although advancing
Linen. Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, CLOVIS,
Gas ,ineres, &C., for geuts and boys.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS sum
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas' &C..
nnon their back counter, 10 be sold Oh at nan
valuc. as their inventory season list SEPTEMBER
approaches. l.. L. fn,GI go Uor
typ iv.
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GROCERIES, Gc.
. IL T l. o u X

~ A MILY F l. o U X.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR, equal In quality 10
q NV ever sold in this market. Every barrel WAL
For sale In any quantity by
GEORGE W. ROYSTER,
Job Cary street.
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I OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-.
IL pot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, offers
a PHEASANT HOME TO FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat of the city for
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR.
Board per month, for two months or longer, $50.
e AK. YANCEY, JR..
my 2p-eodsm depot, Va.
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GO CASH.-The largest fortunes have
epsI been made by PURCHASE lots rear growing
cities. SGw on can buy a beautiful LOT by paw
Ing three dollars per month Ior Twelve moa.nS.
apply 20 4. Is. NEWBUkN,
IL l0li Main street.
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COTTON YARE.-Just received q con-
- signment or COTTON YARN, which We
oier On account OF manufactured ut lowest
III aIkst rates, u. II 49,
lie n ROBERT +. WILLIAMS l. co,
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RESORTS.

Montgomery County, Va.
June 9Th, 1911
THIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
Il visiting the New River White Sulphur. for
Eggleston's spriDgs) that a boat. fitted up for The
purpose, Will lea ve here every TUESDAY MUkN-
ING after lst July for these springs.
l am prepared to furnish all visitors with &C.
commodations at my Hotel, at this place, and
will sec that they get TO the boat In time. In
qnlre to- the Wilson House.
jy l0-lm A, s. WILSON
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HOR Es, MULES, COWS, DC.
LOST, sTRAYED, DC.

T OST.-Lost or mislaid, NEGOTIABLE
IL NOTE, drawn br William &. T0mpkins, for
scribef. ALP rsons are ca i.ioned agaf3st trading
for che same, as pay ment has been stoppId
~ 29-St ID. s.
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN, or Sum- Ct:sy
~ day last, 4 MEDIUM-SiZED RErES9
CIV with the Zip Of her horns sd red # and .
LEATHER collar, with i small ieL attached u II. I
my residence, No. Ill west Broad street.
~ 2S-3tx {. II. BURLINGTON.
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WANTED. SITUATION TO TEACH
10y 4 yullIg lady Of some exrer!ence com
cent 10 instruct in n" usual English branches
liza, frcrch, and Muse. Refers 10 iter. Dr.. j.
T.. Burrows. Prof. ID. Lee Powell, and Col. John
q. Cary. Address, stating terms. number 81 sch"i-
Va ~ 19-N Il >Iw
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TCUDOUN SCHOOL,
aIDDLEBURG. LoUDCUN COUNTY VA
~, V. DABNEY, PRINCIPAL. &
circnl.rs sen. on application. ~ 27-eodtsepS
TTNIVERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

cCHOOL ON CHURCH HlLt.-Mrs r..
4 ] P~nEASANTS will resume the dutleS OF ne
SCHoDL on Broad. near 26th street, on mON-
nay od October next. Jy 81
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e. =. ~AJVixEc
id,i ft'3c Sheriff ~ .ir Paris ri .sy.ednA


William Miller ~. Andrew ~chnlits ALA
ilirra, >c,u.ittt-tu'h !'..tri.t eo1r. FOX ii
parish -; Orleans w. 1881.
~ VIRTUE or WEfv w eIHHS fACiAS
I'D directed ~. the Honorable The FIT
D!>tr!c; fouIt FOR 'h~ parish ~ Orleans. in ii
above entitled cause Will proceed TO sci, N publ
St;.lion. ~ the Merchants and Aucti.nr-rs
hou-e streets, il ;~ second DstlicT of this cityf
MONDAY, Marcel, -. 1871, at twelve o'c.oc. u
tn" following described property. TO wit
rSt: stRrAlN LOTS oF GROUND s!tE.t.
:lG and htH. in ihr Fourth District ~. t.!s city, &
The -'luar' designated by the nului,rr nineteen O
a i''n dlh"n 10y H. Surg. city surveyor deno
l'! III 'lr office nj + EoIinN notary l.I'..Ic Ia tn
.l'v. Nhirii square is ho,n.d by Soils or Loc;;s
Philip First and Naun,cl streets. said lots ~
r-l-nttcd l'| The nuinisr- Nuc, two thrrc IN
tour on priv Ntc sketch annexed &" On ct paSst
teirt W. Joseph ta>t"n. notary I.tl,iir II til
city, ON The '"Nntv--ec"nd July, 1861. a.i mra
wye, according ~ Sali >S.t. II, twenty. iyit fee
ioli. inches and four lines each ero:I: M Phil
street ~ depth. between parallel lines OF a,nst'
one FEY eight inches i'll 10, NM. =. .l,.- forum
IN" 'ornrr ~ Philip anH Soil. streets Vo.rtlh
MI. ;h'' !'ril'iin-. .ni Improvement. Thereof.
WIS. i'iiv!!"-"s advantage ihrven!'o Ir.,'a.: >
., ~ any wise apprr'ainia..
Tn. property .hov. described t..,.r.. 20 ri
>chm!t' def" n'iant herein. tuv iavia. ,"q.ir.
.h' same in the manner following. ioVlt-
Lots nuIAl"i> one and tso 10y I.ur.ha ne E,li
thereof slom Henderson n Hagen. - ~ &c
i't>>rd "c!ol. the a'ov" n,tnrd ta,teIl notary o
III. twenty second dan oi July 1851; and the lot
i.c made thereof nom stephen Damerr.. q. tn
.:tN. by act before slis same iAvti.,. a.. tm
;.N"lt'h day OF March, = ~.
Seized III the above nit.
.t.ln.-s'.>I on the spot
IS. >At'VIc.T
ti..,N wi Ny,.,,i. ~,
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SHERIFFS SALES.

4. r. Miller 4 Cows. George L.. X omn>-
Seventh District touat FOX the parish q; o.
leans NJ. 1864
DI WRITE OK AND IN OBEDIENCE To- An
ID M'icr OF >.. rendered, .iaiarv 80 1911 and IT,
me directed Nv the honorable III. >v.nt!, Di,tri
court '"g the parish OF Orl~.n-. the a.,v.
flca cat-r, Niu proceed to SCI! at yub!i. suction
~ thc Merchants and AuctioneerS Exchange. Hovsl
street, between Canal and Customholls. streets III
the Second District OF this .sty. SATURDAY
February, II, iG1l ut twelve o'clock NJ the follow
!nS described property: tO-wit-
THE HULL, MACHINERY AND BOILER of III"
Steamer Grand Era, they now stand. on :hr
right bank "f the Mississippi river, ~ about '!,re.
squares above the First District t.g;y landing.
ScIuestcrei i'll the above suit.
1eynl,-t.s!l On tin. spot
e. =. NNVViEHN
siSl ie3 II SNc.iff o.: f!tc parish OF Orleans.
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NOuIOr ~ Dumcstre vs.. Charles Demiuu-
r"hr,h District Court for the parish of Orleans
Pi VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
y me directed by the Honorable the Fourth BIS
'rr' nuf' Tor the PARISH OF Orleans in tn. above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc
non on me premises hereinafter designated on
~ hSDAl, February H. 1871, at l0l, O'Clock A. NJ.
tii ,,, i9lioWinS described property. to-wi:
LIE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF SHOE
STOKE, situated at No. 90 Royal street. between
OF this city, as per inventory which may ~. se,.
i'll my Office ~ SWIM
Seized Ill IL a Dove suit
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
c. S. SACvINET
Tel Il Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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Pncl1wOOh Il Bro. ~. j. +. MavO-Six,h
Di,tilct A-n.Lt 10. III. uAri.L OF Orl.n.. N.

P"cl<w0Oh II Bro. ~. j. +. MayO-SiNih
District COM; !oG the parish OF Orleans, No.
is.n.
yyI VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF t!ERI FACIAS
- ~ N" directed by The Honorable. the. Il Nth
District tourt TOR the parish OF Orleans
III the above entitled 'tu-" I will proceed
I" sell at pUbic auction. "n the premises h-,"iu-
aft"r 1t ii -nat., THURSDAY. February q 1871
~ i!ata ten o'clock A. NJ. the Ipowin. i.,. .i.,i
property. To wit
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EiFE,"TS
contained in Tire i"ris.. situated on Ana, 4, STREET
between Washington and Sixth street,, IN tL,.
Fourth District OF this city Il, per inventory which
may rt seen III my office. -
Seized IN the above .uI:
Tcrm>-'a- Oh the sit..
4. $. SAJVINET
f"il IL - ShcIlff 81 the Parish of Drl,ar.
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.JOURN AL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Thirty-Third Day, Session.

SENATE CHAMBER. I
N'i''''"' "a &C.,. - " - '
ne senate met p''!9"''lI 90 "",''''' H'iien'
Present; non; -. - Dunn. - i--e,,"hi' 1n
~. - ',',' ,,,|,i',o r..,I.ar RE-
man. Bowman. Butler. Campbell. Conp!and
Daigie, Fish. futcA. Gallup. Ihrrls
T, E l' .,II'r
pj,cbh9ck poo,n. Ray. Smith. Swords
Svpher. Thomas Thompson. Todd.
A"ltchri. Whitney ":.coX-5''
ff'Fer oN 'h' i't'. d. IL io''h-'
rae minutes "a Inc previous "''H >
@'ph were '"ife'''o AM '-''-' 'S"'''''- "'s
neAs'H Win.
PETITIONS An" HrH'!''N>'
MI ''i'h'''n 't-''' It i''' -i'''i '''
rum MI h'''e'>' '.' i'' luz ANA 'li'."'
"tci-"h oi "'iI'n vas o''S' !" WI '''''"''
OF Fle l'hS''Sc "ei''- 'etliie'' Improper ana
uAnan"I' PS request y! INV mover 'L'
p CON hi""''''i"h "'S "''"'I'""h'
'Ai - "'''- son i.ro'"''' . I",.''?.' from
t-1V >''i' VI ''i' ii''> 90 IL '"'
NE % AVE-" ''''' 's>'''s -o1 81 '.!'''
'L'"
NIX '''47 o' '''''
IA nay ioih ."' ,o'''ihi'''' VA jul
t'po' eva wan '''' ~"
Va Az nav '''i -'o ''' - ' ~"
az 80 u h> anu ''''''' NV 1''S Va '''c
'Iosii'S "e''ei"'' "i>''''' '''o'h '''' ana
'AsIilct attorneys pro ZEN pore !" criminal
i4e' over
AK i""'hc"' iioAi '1r No'iiil.-'t'' Oh
Elections, submitted " '"2"f' IL !!c con-
tested election case ot L. L. >.!noAG> - Ste
rHDnu = Fish ro,o,,1norG:nv .',, NJ. =;
n, ,,,., .ir,,., :, l.
LIS over.
AR. Harris. from the Committee on En-
srrosslnrnt re,ort.d Tn, t,,l;,u;,, ;,;l,. as
-, .,.
"h' NJ "''ii u'''s
Senate bill No. 70. - be entitled an ar. ("
promote the interest, -: commerce. ty
a...lli-h; ,,,, 7 ,,-..,,l,,,,-,,,
a
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William X. Fish. Henry Ea-cOn. Trans

William X. Fish. Henry (:a~rOn. Trans.
!r:sr, v, Thoma,C z. Craven AMI hiIlc- ard
>N,. District Court for llc parish al dreams,
40. l5iI.
Di VlRTtE OF WRIT OF FIEKi FNlAS
ID ~ IN airectt! by No Honorable the sixth
District Court for Oh" parish of orleans. III the
shove entitled cal>.' viii proceed I" sell at pub
Il. ..ti,.ll ON the premises. NJ" :" tIal.n' stree
IN. :Ir-' District "f this ely, On SATt :DAl.
February H. 1874. ut lafpa>t ten "'l",s 4. NJ. The
tp!l"Ni,l. de- crih-d property. I" wifi
THREE COTTON GINS AND APIiEvENAN,'I>
z,t III IN. suit 49, s."n. II. to I:.'!i. any
'hrIua- e. srd"tn.
..tu,A-S;.> ON the >;n!.
=. :. NtENINf:
ie}ftr: II SHERIFF ~! l.. parish ui tbrlrJ.s
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FERTILIZERS,
LIVE. CEMENT. PAINTS. OILS. ETC.
.LcM..:.... Aitol Cap, ANA Su.., linz
EJ~.4..- And Louisville CEMENT.
LAID OH. COTTON SEED ~.
L..tI.st;iI and Tanners OILS.
:NS!>. CnLoE>. vAENl>l!hS al PAM OILS
IA. PITCH. EoS!N .ai toA. TAI.
FINE BONE DIST
SUPER ?iioSTHAVE OF LINZ.
SIL"HAT,: OE LINE and OI!. CAKE MkAL
4 ~. supply IL store ana 70: sd. =.
LOUIS BEHN@S. Agent.
DE-: 3:n y ,,lc % Sa.chrz street.
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l:i>mn 4 Win1Z ~. I.Oni> i'imbci-~ixth
District Court Tor the parish ct orleans, No 1873
y)I VIRTUE or WRIT OF FiEui Fa,YAS
- /" M. directed 'y th" Honol.ibl; The ~.th
V,,.l..t Court FOR IN" parish "t Orleans in
III" '"'V" entitled cause, viii proceed sell
At public auction, at Oh. Merchants anu AI,,-
tI,arrrs Exchange, i"Nti street Imtre,.n Canal
and 'uStonlIo'iN" streets. in TN" Second District
OF 'hi>'ItH, on SAl' hDAi, February ~. .i-. AZ
Twelve O'Clock NJ, ih. !"I."win. .ir.,tIu.. pre-
..ft, ~ VII
>EAT> Iiil:iN AND SiTVY-,.i,,}Ir IN ~. Sv,l..
@"et" 'ongi"-:'tl"n al tn. ';.- az I';'v,v. >.f1i
1'"" on H'haoH street. Fourth p,. ~ CIV
Seized III the above suit
Irlm.-t.,oI Oh the spot.
g. SA'EiNEr,
- ii - Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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| James O. Nixon for all further claims
against the State" which amendment wa.
adopted.
On call of the yeas and nays, the Senate
| adopted the motion to consider the bill "a
| crossed, by the following vote:
Yeas Antoine. Barber, Blackman. Box
man, Butler. Campbell. COPELAND. Gallup
Harris. lierwig. liunsaker, ln.raham
Raglan. Ray. Saith. Swords, Syphcr. Thomas
Thompson. Todd. TwitcheN Whitney
! NilcoX-2S.
Nays: Fish, I'utcln. Lewis, i.ync,-i.
On motion OF Mr.. .yen',s til,' constitu
tional rule VA: suspended by Il four-iitths
aiiir,nativ" vote. the bill! put or its third
reading, and on Il call .. the rc.,s aud nay
, was finally adopted by til" following vote
| Yeas: Antoine. Barber. Butler. Campbell
COPELAND. Gallup. Harris. ierwig. Hun
| shker. lngrihaim. jerks. hci>" holland,
c'l:ara. Pnchba2k. Ragan. Ray. Smith.
. Swords. Sv,!Iey Thomas. Thompson. To,id.
Tw.tchcii. Whitney. Wi!coN-:.".
Nays: Fish. Eutch. Lynch-:i.
The title was then adopted.
Mr.. pinchbaci moved tat >.'natc bill No.
| q. I've mad" the Sprc:l. order o.. tn" la,. for
tomorrow At r. NJ.
,i,.i
'i. IIhth"'''" move" - '"''"'h'
The President then announced thar die
S.u,.,. stood adjourned until ti,r t..uti, IL
slant. at .Ncivc O'Clock ".
CHARLES Ii. MERRITT.
Secretary .! the Senate.
-r ,,,.; a.,
'
Ch"".ltoh va" "rdcir" !':in,"h III tn. Jour
nal oi "Wednesday. but WIS ini>i.d.
=, IN. iiouor,.f.. Pr. >,,,.;;- .a, Members. Of H..
>.u.;c
We. .h, undersigned. ,;.i,cu. a.. the cor
norafinl, Of ;h.. iii, -: Ca,r.I,t,u. parish of
Jefferson. i,,uisi,,,,a. and hy. hundred
other, whose name, Will ~. furnished. do
hereby most .or:nuly ,,rn1r-. ..:!ius. the
contaminated action Of th,. i,r"S stature. 10
annex ;hi- ,orporat;,n 7, the. ,ity and mar
ISL OF orleans. ana W.. hereby ,i.clar. ilat
we arr. ,,o.jt;,.ir o;,,n.r.i :, sad auurX,-
ton. an: do mos. EARNESTLY pray yuIr hon
or,n!r BODY to uiSruvutcu;,lrc the said pro
crr,iinr, - which W.. are ur,,n,"d for the.
following rta>ouS.
Flr>t-N"a are opposed I" 'li" plan of an
ncXattnn because certain Interested parties.
VII" ar" advocating tins measure. have
other OBJECTS III view. sU.h as the erection
OF immense wat@rworkS In Tins locality,
thereby an.nentIng ih" pubic dent and
consequent increase of taX,tlon 10 sjtch IN
extent as would virtually amount I" con
il>caii"n 0t OUv property.
BECAUSE '!' l"F"''!''h Oh 'niS
>'o''ro'n "l''ilc' - 'ii'o>' 'A''''hti'
'"'np W P'"'' H'''t "'i - i'"H''
WIFI" an" '"1o,e"' Nh". IRON ''i'if >'ahlN
earnings. NAV H"aF1cn ~u'Hriehl means 10
purchase ,i''h i!"ifie>l":,"> '"' '"'niS'i'',
an" lahit!!c>. ana 'ha' !h'> nh'Spr'''h ana
oN'rWicIhiihS 'i'r''S' oi '"Nali"h must
work inr'r complete ana .'tte' rum.
ih!r"-ih NAT '.ic '"! "l Naff"iI'"h Is 'iit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
J. B, KNIGHT.

J. B. KNIGHT.
rs. .Carondeiet s.rse.............v
sells ali kinds q
MACHIN merry.
0oneral outheyn Agent fos
WA:.r:swp Steam Enzins Cenpaey>
Reese. P.sea: Portable Engine vita Cyl.adss :,
Doms Locomotive BollerA
Plantation and Harn EnKfses.
Ao4a.ed o. vheels with Spark Arrss:ss
s-AT;0SARE ENGINES
Improved Reversible C,.ca;a. saw Villa,
Cal ~ o.: ~ ~.t:is. RI ~ Le:' Handed. wi:aoas
.:--r:a: any y... .: M. or Carriage
. BROOKS Improved Joinvsa
Tu.5las Wa.er Waes!.
Pa:!iss.
Car Wheels.
M.uWsrh
A. ~. so,ve ara hal. under tho persona; saps-
v:.,o. q! Mr. g. BRADFORD tho Piouee, IA
Portable Steam Engine Building.
Watch enables them TO produce
MACHINERY lNSL ipASSkU BI AMI.
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN.
Manufactured BY
J. K. CARVER & co..
Bridsewa.eE. Massachusetts
rhese GINS have been in use for many years. AnA
re;- ved Ia. highest MEDAL awarded st the
Par.s Expedition.
All 49, su., under the super:n.endeucs Of
MIR. J. Z. Carver,
-. on.y person Of the name who is engaged in IL
u.a4:.I .u,s Of COTTON GINS.
y. 3. KNIGHT. Agent
No. 81 CAroadeet s.1eeA
A.":, folio sing hon the BEST M4KERS.
Saga. Mile Evapo-a:ovs Sugar Kettles, Portable
Cotton Presses. Newell Screws, Corn and Wheat
Ms Seed Carriers, Horse Powers Betting. SawA
Broom Corn Thrashsrs,
II rla ~ hand 81 power.
Broom Corn Serapers,
Wool Working Machinery. and 81! vaassss ~
Will and P;aEiatI0n Maci;nory.
" Il. SEAMAN.
J. B. KNIGHT.
-SeH;y3- ~. IS Carondslss street