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felS nh9 u Sheriff Of tFsa Parish of OTdeaEfS
WidOya q, &'fEoic va Andre Dubuch ana
MionM nuhiIch nd MIN T 4 triI-

S'XTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
~ Orleans, No. 4lT2-By virtue 81 q writ of ssiS-
and to directed hy she honorable tho
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans d
the above entitled cause, will prOCt ed to sell 40
public auction, at the Merchants ard AuctiGneere
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOnlhouse streets, in the second District of this
city; on lEDAY, March "a, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the builA-
iHgs tleJtoE, tuated IL the co p-tr ct of this
city, in the square bounded by Canal Custom
house. harais and Where streets snC COMPOSED ~
follows: piece OF ground esiIuatcd the Nun
b'r font Ona sketch auDeI od to act passed no
tore AChiiie ChapollR, ll'e n notary public in HIS
city. on the SO ond of December, 1850, measuring
eighteen feet eleven inches two lines fguNt m II =
Fa-- street, By ninety fe,t in 'p.iH bet. teu
parall hines: al u another p.ct gNr' a. Join.
lng the year OF the above detc.ih,G -. .,u.utlle
FOUR, beginning at the point = !:-r lid -. Inc
!htFstcts toe hpper line OF 81 !0' ''lI:'.E .o4r.
AZ Instance Of ninety sev+L. a.: iron L.G.
haialS street and running "a IT, dir i9,. =! t-.
tohlholtse str ct hty.s., e. E8i.. irCi.-.S .agh:
nt- ID front on line pa ALE! 10 $50 f.a stree,
~ sixty feet III Depth, h-:w.-G 90. l.. I,...
The upper line thereof b.in. pr0iIngatto. OF :i.s
upper line OF said lot DulGh' four an. com Do. -
o. NE rear portion 81 lots numb .n. zen Of
said skctcn. Which property, tOg then wiki Others,
was acquired Oy the late ANDRE DU9uch deceased.
by an act at partition b<twe hiu,s.t .ls. II. Ds.
o.th .s~cuted bef " SAID tate nntar. { E:aut.a.
Oh the second day Of Decsnl ae. 1880,
Seized Ii the above suit.
Terms Cssh on the spoS.
fp59 mfb q Aharif} az ~. D. r;,L g O..
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ATTACHMENTS.
Academy Of hu.ic.

This evening farewell BENEFIT oil MISS
Katie Putnam. who viii appear IN the
comedy of the "UnequaI Match: ana her
speciality of the Little Rebel. During
the evening she will sing the new 1lremen
song, written expressly Tor heF Dy lhG i
var Of the New Orleans press, one verse be
,ng dedicated 10 each fire company Grand
matinee tomorrow.
81. Charles Theatre.
HeuefS of Miss Carlotta lie Clerc9 TINS
evening. when Masks and Faces Will be
presented. Tomorrow noon grand lie
CIercg matinee.
Varieties Theatre.
This evening benefit OF Mile. Roland and
a. Juteau, when will be produced by
Nile. Aimee and the opera boutfe company
~Orphee aux Enters" and the genaarm n
acme from "C.pnevieve dc Brabant." To
morrow noon farewell ''GeneVieHe dc Bra
hantr matinee,
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T>OURTH DISTRICT COTRT FOR THE PAR1SF'
Il of Orleans, No. 1885, no llG9 bate seventh
district Courth-By virtue of writ OF herl
faoias 20 me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court fer the parish OF Or
leans IN the above entitled cause, VIII
proceed 70 sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctioDerro' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the
second District of this city, on SATURDAY, March
~ 1879, at twelve O'Clock M, the following Gt-
seribtd property to wit
A LOT OF GROUND animated in the Second Trs
trct the city of New Orleans, in the square
pris ed between Basin, Franklin BIenville And Cue
t0mhouse streets. Said lot of ground measures,
more less. in American measure thirty seven
feet three inches four lines 'front.' each OF Basin
and Franklin streets BY one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches FIVE lines in depth from one
street to the other. The whole IA conformity to a
plan drawn by f. N. TOurus and deposited under
number two hundred and sixty Five, i'll the Office OF
Theodore Guyol then notary public in this city.
Together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon consisting. first of a frame house, with
containing six looms, tS csterns paved yards and
pr.vies, hydrants etc; srcnndlN, frame house,
containing three rooms, a wash house shed, oia-
tern, privies, ere Rented as grocery There are
separate alley ways or corridors for each tenement.
Being the same property acquired from the sue
CeesiOu of Louis Adams and Cat herine Caro-. per act
passed before C. v. Poulon. notary pubic IL tins
city, dated twentieth JANUARY 1853.
heized in the above suit
Tsrms-Oash tho spot,
". P HARPER
ftlS rnh5 u Sheriff Of thsa Parish of Or5earS
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VIC Free Lisa suspensea sN che Union
Pacific.
bRctnc.
\ Washington special 60 the New York

\ Washington special 10 the new lo'k
Herald says
Mr.. Horace D. Clark. president OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, now here upon
business Of the company, says that over
three thousand tree passes have been APP
piled for this year, many OF them IN the
interest of Senators and members of Con
sress, as we'll as other officials; but last
Gight the executive committee decided that
hereafter no free passes over the road shall
either be printed or issued The pro rata
fare to San Francisco and return IL SlI2
The directors Of the company are trustees
of the entire interests. The executive com
mittee have been compelled 10 look into the
rights and privileges Of the company &c
ISSUE free passes. as we'll as to seek every
possible revenue to enable the company t.
pay it's working expenses and liabilities.
and if possible dividends 10 stockholders
Now that the governments withholds the
pay tor it's freight, the necessity OF cutting
OFT the free list IS imperative. On recent
through train on the Pacific railroad there
Vere eighty-one free passes
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b. Ri chic. Thomas BUdley.
ttIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM PARISH ny
u Orleans. Nc. +Ol6.-By virtue of q writ M
heri facias to directed BY the honorable IN,
Fifth District Court for N. parish of Orleans il
tn. above entitled cause, will proceed 20 sell Al
public auction. at the Merchants and AlctC u, ers
kAthange, Royal street, between Canal and Cue
tou, house streets, liz the Second District OF mi.
city, on MONDAY, March 10 1873 At t4elvs
o'clock ~, he f"ila wing described property, TO
wit - -
The sfO'K IN the Mechanics ard Tratier.' IN
suIauc.' tCH.any, as per certificate nurut.,r an
Tor fly bhares O one hundred co lars each q,
pa value Of Ave Thousand dousrs vhereon n AZ
pedr- D. the declaration Of the pr.si spt I'll We
thousaSd seven hundred and thiIty-one ,goll.t
AID slNtY cents have been paid So ,ject 20 a ,,g
for tw" thousand four hundred and thirty dollars
end SEVENTY sven eents, leaving sh.em hundred
dollars aL eghtv-three oentA
Seized In the above suit
Terms Casa en- the spSt
". p. HARPER,
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Bank vs.. John KtrHs
MYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
4 o. Orlaans 60. 32a,.-Bv virtue OF a writ OF
- ,ur- and sale to directed by the honorable the
yi'rh District Court FOR the parish OF Orleans il.
tie above eutItled cause, viii proceed to Sell 81
,,.lllc auction At the Mere anita and AuctioHeers'
i ..Lange ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus.
trruLouse st eets, in fh- Second District OF this
clty ON MONDAY, March d, 1879 At twelve
or.ock b. :he following described property. TO
4 CERTAIN LOr oP GBOCND, with all the
GuNJ .ug- and in pIHr"m'nt. thereon, ghts. priv
;, yes AID ayDurtF N&ucr. thereuntO n-longlug eff
~. any ia, inr, situated IN Fhc Fast Dls
tr-t Of - -ty, - - square bounded bY John
.- u-UH.r'. and Palmyra . reefs aud
: .s. .. Tn" "a: nuu.6rr eleven Of square
:..--- Wv nIua On plan drawn by J. Pile
80 &:et-' My 1870 and der O>lt+d in
=. -... 10. =. d Cay, LAT. rota public in tn il.
81. = 'ryy IN. Tecf made ~ G. a. Hediu.
ID. ...--..-' . dated March II 81 j..d dtposite,i
L. :: O. y 'iSr On lot8ry Public in this
y. .'..s ~ ~Lv -. v America sIets ure.
T'url-' - x ii,@s ron on PALMYRA street
=. ~ =. -: :. a TIVE .eet xht iuches two lines
: ~. -, para .. lines, Vhi3h ps opertV
+c. ~ " ! de ,rnda!l. here. from Me-
- ~ 49, ''yet, widow Of the late Patrick
G.'h-sn. b. a. aet before William Shannon no
aahc u loo CITY, da&33 81 p eIlbes y. iaS4
-ec tr - AEsJTe suit
LII Ia -. tbs SPOT.
y. ?. HARPER,
~ sAs % eaarsS ss sas easi.k Q. erxaaA
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TIik COERTSs
Q'ufted States Circuit court.

Sinc Bijandeo. who was arraigned and
rieaded not guilty Cd a charge OF counter
..itinc yesterday, withdrew his plea, ana
Tor reasons given. asked tina. the .ndlct'
Eaent gainst him be quashed.
= &. Pipes was yesterday arraigned on
pOstGifice embe7zlement charge, pleaded
@Ot guilty. and the court assigned thomas
IIuntoD, Esq, TO defend him.
Thomas Groom vs.. steamer Carrie A.
Acknowledgements OF lower court affirmed.
second District Court.
The SUGGESTIONS of George Clarke and
Francis Ann Clarke. his wife. have been
opened in this court.
superior District Court.
The Jury i'll the case OF P. Halpln -, "lty
s,f New Orleans, claiming damages for IN
;uries to his property during the riots OF
1853, awarded verdict Tor piaintIH tor
300 and costs.
But little business occurred In 'h'' {" her
courts, Che excitement OF the precedIn
night serving to initiate against litigation.
Most OF the docket cases We're continued.
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S,IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH or
= Orleans No. 3Ss4.-By virtue OF VIM OF ne
District Court far the parish Of Orleans, In The
above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell at pns
on TUESDAY March II, 1875, at haf past ten oelocA
A M the following desCr 1ed prop rty, to Wit.
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE kFFsuIs
contained in the pre- misses No. ls Julia street, oe-
tween St Charles and Carondelet streets, IN ths
Flrst Distri ct of this city. Pr. inventory NAsS
may be seen III my office.
Seized in tbs above sult-
Terms-Cash on the spot.
..7n rhS II Sheriff Of the Parish OF OTleano
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sN
Van Horn
SyIXrR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No. 4270.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
th. Sish Districr Court for the parish OF G leans
in tho above entitled causs will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auct lion,
GERS Exchange, Roy al street, between CANA and
CustnmhOuss str"ets in the Second District OF this
city on TUESDAY March 10, $40 at twelve o'clock
n The following described property, to Wit
4 CERTAIN LOl OR PORTIOn OF GROUND,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, Ghts, ways, priv gees and advantages
t. ereuntO belonging or III anyNiss appertalnlnS,
situated in the square bounded by Washington.
Annunciatien Gate Jersey. Laurel and sixth
str cts Fourth District OF this city aud measuring
thirt, fec front said " ashngton street by OBJ
hu drt! aud thirty-One feet, more or less.
Being the same properly acquired by the DEFEND
ant heIei., ~ purchase from George Henry Law. as
,.r ac; y. -sed before William L. Poole, notaT.
public N this city. the 18th day VI ...ns-':.
1871.
srizei ~ the ahOvs suis-
TelIn.-C+soh on the spot
" r TtRPER
~ H., -, of OrlpaS >.
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W. Is. Koonl. Vs.. mrs. l.. d. Or.,es.

b,lIra EiaTRitT COuRT FOR THE PARISH OF
- ode Us. No 19Is BY Virtu. OF II writ o. terI
fa.r - Ia directed b. tho honorable the sixth
Gls Iict court for the parish Of Orleans. "a
the above entitled cause ! will proceed to sell
vi pU he auction, on WEDNESDAY, March 10, l57S,
| 1T i've o'clock T. M. st my warehouse 80. "a ~,
sun street. between Royal AID Bourbon streets IN
| ~, Second pistriGt ct this city
| 4 LOT OF ttkNiTURE aud movable effects. 40
per Inventory. which may - sen az my office.
/ EejA' d in m. above su:
Y.Ius-<fssh thu. spot.
wP HARPER
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Up, Roach vs.. W. Fl. WaterA

c.TxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH %
= Orleans No 4G.3.-By virtue OF a writ Of
ticri facias TO directed by the honorable tlts
Sixth District Court for the parish OF orte'nSi lie
public auction on MONDAY, March 10, 1874 at oos
O'Clock P NJ. at Leonard 4 haEwelfs stabl's, COZ
ner of Baronne and Union streets, N the First Dis
trlct of this city
One brown r 0rse one top Buggy, one SGT sing$S
Harness. one Whip, one Blanket. and one SrSdle
and Bride
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the SPOT
". P. HARPER
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NE'.nIiiOS.

NE'.nriOS.
AZ. %: 3. r. Hlanr ard r,oss.
blanks, stationery. etc.
per u. 4. Weed Co.
sTg. c-ai So ::
Sept. IS y. =. Blanchard pol books.
sheets and f-e Lht ..-.... gu I<1 '"
Oct. - Z. y. Blanc ard. pay ment
OF tstatOnerN ............: f5' 90 80
Oc.. 10 3. p. Blanchard IL payment .o
Of stationary. ........... ~ ." y"
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WASHINGTON,

Az: - =. r. blanchard. books.
banfs, stationery. etc.
per W. A. Weed Co. S8p3 S,9i D.
Sept. % B. ?. BlanCh ard, coil books.
sheets ard freiSht........ 1925 " W
Oct. ~ B. P. Blanchard. i'll payment
of acknowledgements. 4I2 ID 80
wv sf .talionery. 4r95 sN 10
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Auc. yB p Blanchard. books.
blanks. stationery. etc.
per w. A. Weed -. J!2: S22! u
Aug. B. p Blanchard. cor books.
blanks, stationery, etc,
per W. A. Weed 90. ef2' 20 NJ
sept y B. p Bl suchard. pol books.
sheets, freight ........... aga 20 %
OCT :B r. Blanchard. stationery,
per W. A. Weed Co.... 45B: l3o 10
10. ~ y ; RlancE.rd gtati pery 4794 $50 IS
Of rs p p ,Iauchard stationery, 4rq5 200 90
Scy 9I K C. Bright supervisor -. S53e sll %
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VERNON.

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Az. Or r Eianchari BOOKS.
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per ". A Weed & Co. IA *sE.' ~
Ay. lB 2. BlaI. hard. books.
blanks. stationery, etc.
,er y l. Weed Co.,. 5'5 ~ -
Sept. ~ 3. !? Blanchard. ia. complete
registration. ............ az! 1D q"
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sheet. and freig ht........ 22' 81, ID
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No. 81 J. II Ward supervisor OF reg
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MISCELLANEOUS WARRANT.

Oct q New Orleans Republican. ad-
vertisiug .....- 4t!. - D.
"" ing D....-...... '........... t1u l.: 20
Sent. y r H. holland six vouchers
issued to clerks o. regis
tratIor and 10 commits
HiousIs OF election IOr .S19. Az At5 D.
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Metropolitan Loan. savings and Pledge

rs,s rnh4D sheriff ofth. parish of 0,lear.
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REGULAR. SESSION
STATE OF LOUISIANA


Fort, ~ix1n DAYS PrOceediag~-sveHins
session.
Acr-R - Rle2z,sy.Y AYES,
Erg CrIeI,r.S March .. ~ )
The House net pursuant adlonrhTnent'
at 4: P. NJ. Speaker Charles ". Lowell II
the chair.
On call of the roll The following n'-e nc DC rs
answered 20 their names:
Speaker Lowell, and Mes6-s. A-.a;i. An
tome, Bowman, Bryant, Boyd. Benham,
Blackstone, Boatner. Carey. Ccnnaughton.
Demas. D. C.. Davis, Decker. Desezn,
Dayries, Dewees, Elliot, Grant, GaT
Guichard. Hahn, Heath, N. Jones. heat4ng'
Kirkman, Kenyon. Kern, Lewis. MurfeH
(Lafourche,, Murreu madison. Mahone7y,
Mayo, Martinet, Marie. Mathews, Montaldo,
Peyton, Page. Paris. Raby. ROdrgues,
Souer, Sawyer. Stewart, Sartain. Snaer,
Southland, Seweil. Thomas. rureaa0. VII
liams. Worthy. Washing! ION. " iggin. " srd.
Young--57.
A quorum present.
Mr.. Mathews. o: Tensae. moved that the
House resolve itsel: into committee O: the
whole.
Loot.
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Y
sTArB OF LnClEASA,j
Executive Department,
yr- Orleans. March 5, 1870
20 the 7ono,fbk Speaker and Aemh~rs Of tn
House Of Representatives.
The time fixed by law for the duration
of the regular session of the General As
sembly having nearly expired, I respect
fully urge upon your honorable body to
take prompt action upon the general appro-
priation bill. the revenue bill and the bill to
enforce the collection of taxes, now before
your House, in order shat these measures
NAV reach the Senate in time 70 receive
due consideration at their hands,
WILLIAM J.. KELLOGG
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S.mp. Russ w., Nrs. ANN AIcQ aai6s

te2s mhso apl Sheriff of the Parrish Of nresEa
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OFFICIAL JOT RNAI

.ota' .'...'.''''''... -'''' -''''' 1S''-'
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
z ..r.-. -.-.7--.-
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Burning of Lxnde Hotel.

RoCKLAND, March THE Lynde Hotel, at
the foot Of Park Street, was discovered to be on
fire at about quarter past two o'clock this
morning. The house is a large wooden build
ing, with mansard roof, and having large
three-storied wing in the rear, containing the
dining-room and kitchen on the lower floor
The fire originated in the lamp room in the
basement, under this wing, and had made some
progress when discovered. The flames ran up
the wall inside plastering, in the corner of the
main building next the wing, and TINS reached
the room before. the ,iremen could intercept
them. The height of the building rendered it
difficult to apply the wator to the best effect,
and the fire was fought slowly, but was finally
subd at about seven o'clock, after the roof
had been entirely burnt off and the house thor
oughly deluged with water. The furniture was
nearly all saved. Our fire department worked
very efficiently. and Eureka Engine Company
of Thomaston was sent for and arrived by spe-
cial train, and rendered prompt assistance.
The hotel was built in 1870 and cost about
$4,000. The loss on the building will probably
amount to about $500; insured for $4,000 on
the building and $4,000 on furniture. There
was no wind during the progress of the fire,
otherwise the danger of an extensive conflagra-
ton would have been imminent.
.eifs3 Republican Caucus. sA $50
AUGUSTA, March TAT the Republican eau
Gus held here this evening, Hon. James w.
North was nominated for Mayor. The other
candidates were w. H. Libby, Joshua Nye and
Geo. E. Brickett On the second ballot the
whole number of votes thrown were 361 Oi
which North received 219.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-08
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLE.
Final Effort Of n desperate Fac,;on


NEW YORK, March IA New Orleans dis
patch to the Herald states that the riot of Wed
nesday night was the last desperate effort of
McEnery to maintain official existence De-
lberately planned. with the sanction of the
committee of 200, their object was the seizure
of the buildings in which the District Court
was held, and in case of success the Kellogg
judges were to be deposed and McEnery judges
put i'll their places. The arrested members of
the fusion legislature are to be indicted under
the Ku-Klux law. The McEnery side had en-
rolled about 1000 men. and a new police force
was to be organized after driving off the regu-
lar police.
In an interview last night, McEnery stated
that the movement was made with his consent
its object being to precipitate an issue with the
gent raj government, and he had hoped for a
more successful result He says he has not
given up the contest and win persevere in en-
deavering to establish his authority, but should
oppose any further employment of force in his
behalf.
Gov Kellogg, in an interview, said that the
movements of McEnery aud his supporters
were known, and Gen. Longstreet had fully
overcome them. Warmoth, who is in New
Orleans, is very bitter against Morton and 9TH
er Congressman Gov. Kellogg states that the
seizure of Odd Fellows Hall and the McEnery
State House was at the request of several lead
ing citizens, followers of McEnery, who asked
Kellogg to put an end to the whole affair, as
business was entirely paaalized.
A Washington dispatch states that the Pres
ident hopes there will be no further trouble in
New Orleans, but if the people there are not
convinced that he is in earnest and resolved to
discountenance all further efforts of MeEnery
to obtain power, it will not 3be his fault. The
administration adheres to its original position,
and Kellogg will be protected, even if it is nee
essary to hedge his Office with bayonets.
The McEnery government maintains their
position with the people and the Kellogg gov
eminent except by force A Genital commit
tee has been formed with branches in every
parish to resist and delay the collection of tax
es. The declare their purpose to withhold all
suppost from the usurpation forced upon the
people by the military power of the general
government. The city is very quiet. The mil
itary have returned to their quarters and the
police to their BEATS.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-08
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March T.
Rev. Mr.. Newman was reelected Chaplain of
tim Senate.
The pending question was upon Mr. Bayard
motion to postpone the question of admit
ting Mr.. Spencer of Alabama, to a seat in the
Senate
Mr. Halves said yesterday that he had been
in favor of postponemeut because he had not
then had an opportunity to examine the paper
presented by Mr.. Sykes or the circumstances of
the case, but now having made such examina
tion he was prepared to vote. a
Mr.. Conkling offered a resolution providing
for the adjournment of the Senate sine die on
Tuesday next
Mr.. Morton objected to its immediate consid-
Grafton, and it went over till tomorrow
MIR. Bayard's motion to postpone further the
consideration of the admission of Mr.. Spencer
was lost.
Mr.. Cooper offered resolution requesting
the President to furnish the correspondence be-
twten the Attorney General and certain parties
IN Alabama in relation to the fusion Of the two
bodies, each claiming to be the Legislature of
the State se,-ff 80 a 80 . $3.50
MI: Hamlin presented the credentials Of Ros-
coe ,Conkling. Senator from New York
MIR. Cameron entered a motion to reconsider
the appointment of Rev. DR. Newman as Chap
lain OF the Senate
Inc question being on administering the
oath to MIR. Spencer, Mr.. Thurman moved to
nay ~ on tne table till the regular committees
We're appointed so that motion might be made
to refer the credentials to the Committee on
Privileres and Elections. :, '''''''
r, Mr.Goldwaite said The would admit Mr..
spencer because he presented regular creden-
tials and because he (Goldwaite) believed Spen-
Ger had been elected by the dejure Legislature
of Alabama fatNt 'tsEfl - : 1'7'.r'l
The Senate without division voted to admit
MI. Spencer, and he was sworn in
MI. West presented the credentials Of VIM.
H. - MGc ar elect from Louisiana, elected by
she McEnery Legislature. He then moved they
lay on Ihe table and be printed Agreed to. 90 p
MT. Cenkling moved an executive session.
MT; Morton asked him to yield for motion
to take up the Caldwell case.
Mr.. Conkling declined and the Senate Mt 8. 80
o'clock went into executive session and soon
after adjourned till Monday. 81