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From the Monroe County Register. Democratic
The Convention prcscribes the form o.
the tickets to be voted at the approaching
election. The ticket favorlng the Conven
ton shall have on II only the word "Con
vention;" and the ticket opposed TO 4
Convention shall have the words "NC
Convention" only, upon II. The usua
form for such tickets Is, "FOr q COnven
ton" or against a Convention"
Why, this new form, we cannot under.
stand. The friends OF a Convention com,
monty tell us, with apparent confidence
never you mind, you'll see the COnven.
ton will carry, thus anticipating IL as a
iOregOne conclusion, though the vast ma.
jority OF the people are evidently deter.
mined to vote 1t down. The thing can
only be done by clipping oil the word
mo" and so making any ticket Con
vention ticket.
This trick was insinuated against tht
Convention men, in the Legislature, while
the bill was under discussion, as design
ed at the counting Of the votes, The
general election law tOrbids any device OF
q ticket, and the special law In this cast
lays no penalty for fraud, and provides
no security against IT, so, all the safe
guards against mutilation Of tickets art
Withdrawn, and nothing can save thu
people from heing cheated, except thC
honesty Of the Commissioners, or pub
lie count The Commissioners must no
be led into temptation, and therefore thu
people should insist on n public count o
tue tickets, and public declaration d
the result before the work is suspended
Let us have lair play.
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PERILoUs SEASON.

IL T..
Glorious and delightful as the Summer wealth.
or ls its tropical heat 10 severe trial TO the vital
powers Even the strongestaro sometimes pros.
trated by It's effects. The common phrase ap.
piled to this condition Of tho body Ia general
debility" Now, general debility arises from,
and includes variety Of ailments, The liver iS
moro or loss affected, the bowels are either con-
sHpated or too much relaxed, thD stomach but
half performs the work Of digestion, the appe-
tito IL poor, and the spirits depressed. This is
what Ii called general debility. II 10 general
Encouragement Of all the phys!cal ianettone, and
requires as remedy medicine that will regu-
late them all. Hostettef's Stomach Bltters is
specially adapted " thls purpose. Its general
operation 10 not confined 10 d single organ. II
tic live Is affected, Il restores Its tone. II the
stomach 10 torpid, IL iFegenefates IL u the
nerves arc tremnlOus aud weak, IL braces and
reirliorces them. II the mind which ever sym
ent, II relieves tho difficulty, aud soon brings the
whole mechanism Of the body into harmony
with the laws OF health
There IL no civilized nation In tho Western
Hemisphere In which the utility Of Hostetter' 8
Stomach Bltters As a tonic, corrective. and anti.
bilious medicine, 10 not known and appreciated.
Throughout the Tropics " ls cOntldered both by
the peOplB and the profession. the standard spe:
clnC While II ls q medicine for all seasons aud
all climates II 10 especially suited TO the com.
plants generated by the weather. being the
pureSt and best vegetable StlmulAnt IN the world.
BewNFe Of the Bltters, made OF acrld and dan
geIons materials, which Inscriptions parties arc
CndeavOnEg 10 fyi4t Upon the people. THEFT
name 10 legion, and the puBlIc ma M guarantee
that they ara not pOlsQpo1s ADHERE 70 the tried
remedy, HOstetter's BlttGrs, sold only in glass
and never In kegs OF barrels. jyR5eod-
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Is not this Miller the luckiest carpenter
that ever liVedH
" The system Is this A man
does some work for the city authorities
and charges 5000 for II. When he
presents his bill, one Of Connolly's agents
says to him. I'VE can't pay this, but
make the amount $55, 900 and you shall
have your money at once" A warrant
Is drawn for $4,000 and Endorsed by the
presenter of the bill, over to ]. II. Inger.
soil. lie then receives five 81 900 bills
and the Rug pockets the $4,000. That
this Is done every day, and done on O
scale which will startIe the most listles'
and Indifferent, We shall prove beyond all
doubt before we hive completed our eX.
tracts from COnnOlly's books.
A few mornings ago, before the publ
cation of his exhibit, the Times remarked
We now proceed to fulfill our PROMISE
To bring home to the Tammany Ring, anG
more particularly to Connolly and Mayor
Hall, a clear case oi &oindiin0. That Il
the proper word To describe the transac
ton, and is ipdeed the only word, ant
therefore we have no hesitation in using
Il. IINLayor Hall and Controller Connol
ly object to being branded as thieves ant
swindlGrs, as we once more brand then
now, they can sue tis for libel, and WI
will prove our charges In court Of law
What is more we will prove our charges
by means Of Controller Connolly's Olo,
books. II will not do for Hall to try ant
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Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from it. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imatiOn or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol-
uptary seminal emissions, with loss OF
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence OF excuses, overwork or in
discretions, This is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty-eight.
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price IS for a package o. five
boxes and vial of powder, which is I'M
pOrtant in all old lOng-standing cases, OF
81 per single box. Sold by all fst-clasa
druggists, and sent to any address on re,
ceipt of the price Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562
Broadway, New York, ~ eOd&w
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WOMEN have the reputation of being
very retlcent on the subject of their age
and the statement has frequently been
made that very few OF them--at least oil
those over 20-will admit that they arc
anywhere us near as old rs they actually
are. Now, this is a Islander on the sex, as
Is demonstrated by an item at present
going the rounds, that "The Pennsylvania
Census.tAkers believe that at least ,00C
women in that State returned false ages"
When it Is considered that the population
of that State Is over 100000, the percent.
age offeminine untruthlulneSs in this re-
spect cannot be regarded IS very large.
II is pretty safe to assert that more false.
hoods are told by men in making their in.
come returns than by women in making
return Of their ages.
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THE New York Times states that the
amount paid tor work already done on the
new New York city courthouse is nearly
ten million dollars, as it is prepared to
prove. The amount paid for carpets alone
Is $685. ISL, which at 81 a yard would
cover 1917 square yards.
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special Notices.
r AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,

r AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children Teethng, sOitGns the gums,
RllAys the pain, rOduCGs inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DlArrhea. .....
Children or delicate constitution, arc apt 70
suffer more than the robust, because dentitlOn ID
prOtraCted and early cutting Of the teOth more 70
be feared than late, Much 10 TO DO apprehended
from lOOseness Of the bowels, that Il Of an ex.
cessIVO character. Moderate loOseness often 70.
moves more dangerous affections, but when u
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOstrati0n, then II should DO kept In con
troll, and for this purpose We 70 mark, that the
Infant Cordial IL particularly adapted, and When
used will act with the most happy effect.
Mothers will 1nd II very valuable, The child
will be relieved, get Into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent
PRICE % cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 80, Props,
apo Wheeling, W. Va
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THE Republican papers out West are
indulging in all sorts of jokes about the
Democratic New Departure One Of
them illustrates the policy by this anec'
dote Of boy and IL woodchuck. The
boy was observed watching for wood.
chuck to come out of bis hole. "Do you
suppose you can catch him." said pas
ser.by. "Catch HIM" said the boy con.
temptuously. 1--WE got to catch him,
stranger; we're out OF meat"
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THE Canadians are much exercised in
regard to what Is termed the "pestilence
fly" which they assert Is now paying
them u visit. Itis M insect smaller than
the common house fly, jet black on the
back and wings, the under side of the lat
ter and the belly being striped with yell
low. A Hamilton paper says that it IS
never seen in ordinary years, and WINS no.
tiCed in great numbers previous to the
cholera epidemic OF 1874,
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A New YORK correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gaette says that since the pub
LEGATION of IARPER's last weekly, with
the riot cartoons, the firm, It is reported
have received II number OF violent letters
threatening to burn their publication
house, asSasslnate the members and dc
all sorts of dirclul things. The HAMPERS
are said to be prepared for all hostile con
tingencies and to keep n strong nightly
guard on their premises.
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MAKING MALT WITHOUT GERMINA'
TIoN.-According to the AthenGam, DR..
Blake has succeeded in making malt with
out termination, by soaking barley in d.
luLe nitric acid, at a highly elevated TEN
DerAture.
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A CHANCE FOR WHEELING Foundry
MEN,-The Washington City authorities
advertise for nine million pounds Of 80
inch iron pipe for new water main from
Georgetownt to Capitol Hill.
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THE Jews Of New York, it is stated,
have entered into arrangements for the
establishment Of a publication society,
with the object of issuing works on jew
ish life, history and literature, excluding
treatises of controversial description
1t is intended TO unite on broad and lib
eral platform, aud to bring the benefits Of
the organization within the reach of every
ono
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7 o. v. F,-GRAND
Procession and.PiCniC
At THE
F AIR GROU N D s!
Monday, July 81, 1871.

Procession will form promptly at 8 O'Clock, on
Fourth street, the right resting on Monroe street.
Grand MGrshRl-P. a.. Jacob NJ. BlcEle.
Assistant Grand MArshals-G, W. FranEhelm,
John CArlin, ]. Melvin Richards.
ROUTE or PROCESSION
Down Monroe to Main, down Main to First, up
First to Chapllne, up ChGpne 10 Webster, down
WehAter 10 Market, up Market TO John, up John
10 Sixth, up Sixth " Quincy, down Quincy to
Fourth, Up Fourth to Union, down Union to
Market, up Market 10 Washington, down Wash
Ington to Main, down Main to Madison, thence
across to tho Fair Grounds, where = short ad-
dress will be delivered by T., g. N, Richardion,
alter which the procession will be dismissed.
Parade Music by Vaaa', WAlIace's and other
bands.
BiTchs CotIllon hand will furnish dancing
music
No intoxicating beverages will he permitted on
the ground. go,
for all who desire.
Admission TO the grounds, IS cents.
Tickets can be procured at Henry Seam0n's,
Water street, II. A, UthmAns News Depot, Mar
ket street; O, Houser's Market street; Jacob
Landirled, Main street, VIM. Hastings, g. W.
Kennedy, Joseph Wolf, $. d. Tlppett, A. IL.
FOrgey, D. Woods, Peter thinner, q, j. Meyers
Cigar Factory, Market street. jJS
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The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee OF Virginia have decided to call a
Convention on the 3Oth oil August Tor the
reorganization of the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-25

A LATE letter from Berlin says that
Germany has suffered greatly, this season,
from the exceptional character of the
weather. Owing to frequent rains and
m unusually cool temperature, vegetation
has been greatly Retarded there is but
little fruit, and great fears are entertained
for the potato crop, which is almost as
important In Prussia as in Ireland. Tie
grain, too, will ripen only very slowly, II
at all. The bad weather has its effects,
also, on the health of the people. Among
other diseases, the smallpox has broken
out, and is raging fcariully in many
parts of Germany. In Berlin, three or
four weeks since, there were 1914 deaths
by 1t, and the epidemic is on the increase.
The people are all ordered to get VACCINE.
ted, and placards in the street give the
places where it may be done free Of
charge. The police have ordered the
cleaning Of all carth.ClOsets, courts and
alleys; and much the same prccautlon.
are taken against the Conagion rs against
the cholera in 1865.
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CUMBERLAND has her water works
completed, and it was expected the water
would DO turned on yesterday.
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The new apporLionment for the Legs.
lature in Maryland makes the number Of
members in the House of Delegates SO
instead Uf 81 rs now.
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AN OLD Book WANTED-A copy Of
"Border Warfare" book published at
Clarksburg some forty odd years ago,
detailing the Indian history Of Western
Virginia and Eastern Ohio, is wanted by
u gentleman who is willing To pay two or
three prices for perfect copy. ANY one
having the book and willing to part with
1t would obligc us by calling at this office.
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THE Chicago Post says that the preva.
lence Of tempcsts and tornadoes in various
sections Of the West has been attended
with results 80 disastrous rs to threaten
serious consequences in many communi.
ties. They hive followed in regular sue.
CessiOn, and in some cases repeatedly visi
ted the same locality. Houses, fences
and crops have alike been swept away
attended with serious life. Western Mis-.
souri,, Iowa and Minnesota have suffered
the most, but great damage has been done
both East and West. The effect OF these
CatastrOphes Is severely felt on the iron.
tier, where pioneer settlers have Just made
commencement, and are engaged in a
struggle for existence. The crops are gen.
orally light in the districts most affected
and when TO their loss Is added the dwell
lngs and outbuildings of the farmers and
their contents, the blow is loubly severe
and calls Tor active sympathy and relief
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DIED.

TRAcY-On Sunday, ct IsH., July o, 1871,
at the residence OF her EthOr, John A. Brown,
Mrs. SARAH A. TRACY, aged 80 years, wife Of
VIM, Newton Tracy.
Funeral alta 7. NJ Tuesday, 18th Inst ....-..
STEPHENS. AT New Albany, Ind, Monday,
July, -, 1871, altar, NJ, u. W. STEPHENS, for
mOFly OF this city. ~ .- 2. .l-e'. ~
His remains will DO taken to the Allegheny
Cemetery for IntermOat on! Wednesday, a6th inst.
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LIST or the KILLED Ah0 WOUNDED

wonld show scores Of charlatans stretched on
their backs. Endorsed by Professor CnnroN as
pure and harmless, and accepted by the public as
mAtChlcsS In Its operation, tho Excelsior Dye
laughs all rivalry to scOrn. As an exquisite
dressing after dyeIng, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsRRvATIvB.
as q dressing. jJ6dAw
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TUESDAY, JULY %, 1871.
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THE BATTLE AND THE VICTORY

The fight 10 over. Composition is At an end.
The humbugs who have disGgured so many heads
and endangered so many lives, arc whipped
out" and ... .... ..I
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
remains master Of the neld, and 10 acknowledged
to DO the Standard Hair Dye Of America, A
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
+ { II = II = T. 5 > 10 n
OF The
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STARE OF LOUISIANA.
TbiFty.Ninth Day-Evening session.

Tbir.y.N.nth Dny-Evening session.
House or REPRESENTATIVES, }
Thursday, February 10. l31l
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Carter i'll the chair.
Tie roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
MessrS. Carter. Abel, Baker Barker. Bar
rctt, Barrow, BelOt. Bentley. Bickham,
Blunt, BrousSard. Brown. Buckingham,
Butler. Carr, Chachere. Cochran. Crawford.
Darby, Darinsburs, Davis. Dcmas. Devices,
Dtuio. Faulkner, Floyd, Fontrlieu. Cad
dis, Gardner, Garstkalnp, Z. Harper. w.
Harper, Hampstead, Huston, Hyalns, Kear-
son, kcnncr. ii. Lott. j. Il. Lott. Maho-
ncv. Marie, Marvin, Matthews, McCartv,
Mcfarland, Meadows. Moncure. Moore,
Morphv, Morris, Murray. Nelson. Oplatck.
Otto, Ovcrton, Pond Raby. Riley, Ring
gold, Sartain. Smith. Souer, Stanton. Ste
vens, Stinson, Tatnian, Thompson Turcaud,
tllman. Nerrett, Wands. Washington. OF
Assumption. Washington, of Concor,lia.
Waters. Wheylanu. Z. Williams, ii. vii
lians. Wilson. Worrall-79.
Rule seventy-seven. on motion of Mr.
Wheyland, of Sabine, was suspended for
the evening.
Permission was granted the special com
mittcc on Senate bill No. 10 to make the
following report, which was received:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
HOUSE OF Representatives.:
GENTLEMEN-Iour committee, to whom
was referred Senate bill No. Is, san act III
form new parish, to be called the parish,
of Red River. recommend its passage, with
the enclosed amendments.
Respectfully. etc.
+. W. DEVICES,
j. c. MONCCRE,
CHARLES $. ABELI,
GEORGE l.. SMITH,
MORTIMER CARR.
WILLIAM HARPER,
ID. CADI STANTON,
II. RABY,
Il. BLUNT.
c. q. BUTLER.
The following amendments, submitted by
the committee, We're adopted:
First amendments:
AT the end of section first add: "proyided
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Evening session.

The recess having expired. the senate
was ca..cd to order by the President, Hon.
o. j. Dunn.
Present: Hon. O. j. Dunn. Lieutenant
Governor and President OF the Senate;
MessIs. Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
man, Bowman. Butler, Campbell. Couplani,
Daigle, Futch. Gallup, Harris,
Herwig, Ilunsakcr Ing@ahan, jerks, keiso.
Lewis, Lynch holland. O'i!ara, Pierce.
Pinchbach.. Raglan, RAY. Smith, Swords.
Sypncr, Thomas. Thompson. TVitchcil,
Todd, Whitney, W:lcoX-3i.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
To tao Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
GENTLEMEN: | am directed to ask the
signature of the President of the Senate 70
enrolling bill entitled tine Louisiana levcc
bill" WILLIAM NIGEIS.
Cn;.f ('1arE,
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The Secretary asked the concurrence Of
the House in the following Senate bills:
Senate bill No 90 to be entitled an act
to provide for the REIMBURSEMENT to the
United States. in certain cases, Of title to
lands fo- sites of light stations on the
coasts ana waters of this State.
Senate bill No -. to be entitled an act
giving the consent of the Legislature Of the
State of Louisiana 70 purchase by the
United States OF lands within this State tor
public purposes.
Senate bill No. ), to be entitled an act to
incorporate the Young Veterans of lS62-b5
Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association Of
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Senate bill No. l)7. to be entitled an act
to incorporate the city OF Shreveport. in the
parish Of Caido. to define Its limits, and to
provide for its better police and municipal
government.
Senate bill No. 1853 to be entitled an act
for the relief Of the estate OF Louis Surgi,
deceased.
Senate bill No. lJ3. entitled an act to pro
vide for the cleaning out of Bayou Portage
and Bayou Mayors, and digging canal
from Bayeu Mayors to Bayou lokcly, for
the purpose of securing better drainage to
a large portion of the parish Of St Mary
and to grant the aid of the State thereto
Senate bill No. liJ. to be entitled an act
granting to J. G.. Warren and T. w. Craw
ford of the parish of st. Landry. the right
OF keeping ferry across the river Atcha-
falaya. near the mouth of Bayou Rouge, on
the road leading from Morsanza, in the par
ish of Pointe Coupee, to Opclousas, in the
parish of st. Landry.
Senate bill No. las. to be entitled an act
for the recusation by the defendants in suits
filed in the fourth. fifth. sixth, seventh and
eighth district courts for the parish OF Or
leans. and prescribing the duties Of clerks
in such cases.
Senate bill No. l2t, to be entitled an act
granting to Mrs. Louisa <. Collins the right
of keeping ferry across the Atchatalaya
river.
Senate bill No. III, to be entitled an act
to amend and re-enact certain articles OF the
Revised Civil Code.
Senate bill No. lS7, to amend :" an act to
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lieu, Orleans 8epubl'ea''.
Ae,r Orleans 3epub''ea''.
ffIcIsl JOURNAL OF TIE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
nETICIALs JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
FIR : - s 7, y : l . -
OF he
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF The
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Thirfy.Nin.h Days Session.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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IT. l.. > y UKUN,
JAMES II. INGRAHAM,
w. l.. THOMPSON.

Railroads, reports favorably upon Senate
bill No. II. to be entitled an act relative to
the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Company. to provide for the extension Of
t.le main line of their railroad to the city Of
New Orleans. for building one or more
branches to the main line of said railroad
20 regulate judicial proceeding, in certain
eases; TO facilitate and aid the construction
ami secure the maintenance OF SAID railroad
within the State of Louisiana.
Nj. swords from the Commute" on Parks
and Public buildings, reported by substitute
Tor Senate bills No. l3l and l5a. to be en-
titled an act TO amend and rc-enact sections
one twelve, thirteen and seventeen OF an
act entitled 'An act to establish a public
park tor the city of New Orleans, and pro
vide means therefor approved March l6.
1879.
Mr. Svphcr. from the Committee on
Drainage. Canals and Inland NavI CATION,
reported favorably upon Senate bill No.
DOS. to be entitled an act to incorporate tie
Atchafalaya Bay Company of Louisiana. tor
the purpose of making Il deep channel III
said bay, to facilitate the carrying on OF
commercial intercourse between the State
of Louisiana and the State OF Texas and for
eiSn countries.
Lies over.
Mr. O'Hara. from the special committee to
whom was referred the substitute for Senate
bills No. 81 and lO5, reported favorably with
.r,anIuaptS ~, c.,id GIL r, fitute to be cNtl-
tied an act establishing the Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Judicial Districts. and adding
the parishes Of Vermilion and Cameron TO
the Third Judicial District; and providing
for the time Of holding the courts III SAID
districts and parishes, and the time fol
which the judges and district attorney in
said districts shall hold their Offices.