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st. Louis Family Flour

Rice, Barley, Grits, Italian Maccoripi, Yer.
mlcolli, etc Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars crushed, cut, granu-
iitGu ana. powdered Sugarsi the choicest
Louisiana Golden syrup and Nolassea, Go
shon Butter, Cream, Holland and Engilsif'
Chcddcr Cheese Family Leaf Lard IN kegs
ana ticrces; the best brands Of Sugar-cuIed
Hams and Breakfast Bacon: Imperial, Gun-
powder, Oolong. English breakfast and ,la-
pan teas; Scedless ana London layer Rails
ms, titrons, Curr0nts, Stuncd Spanish and
seville Oranges, ground aud whole Spices,
and the choicest variety Of Pickles In this
market. The finest Brandies, WHISTLES,
Sherrios and Port Wines, Champagne, Spark
ling Hook and Sparkling Mosellc. 100
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SHERIFFqS SALES,
Peter kiilelen VS.. Thomas hilieieu

Peter Kiilelen VS.. Thomas hiileieu.
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH or
a Orleans, No. 39ab.-1y virtue OF a writ a.
fert facias to me directed by the honorable the
Filth District Court for the parish of tsrleana
i'll the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, ROYAL stfret, Iyetv cen Canal and Oua
tomhouse streets. IN the Second Dis riot OF thia
city, on TUESDAY, February 4, 1879 at twelve
O'clock ~, the following described property 10
Wit
l. A CsKTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situatea IN
the Second Dist let of this city, in the sonara
bounded by Johnson, Hos .,ital, Barracks and col
Streets designated by the number thres,
ona sketch ANNEXED 10 act passed he fore A
u. DoT1Ocourt. notary public in this city on
the eighth of March, 1867 and measuring thirty.
feet deep on the side tow I'd Hospital street and
ninety -oue feet eleven inches SIX lines deem ON
the other lid twenty ur 1 et i've inches on the
line of the old Che min des iepr4ux" and sayen
feet eleven inches on line parallel 10 Johnson
street.
2 ANOTHER PORTIDK OF GROUND situa,as
in thu district AID square and adjoining tha
above de CIlbtd nIeaSu1 Ing three tett front on
Johnson street, Ivy Ein-' y-ono feet eleven inchea
six hines in depth, more he's, ad{oinfng on
one SIDE tha portion of ground herein above de
scFibrd, ~ on the other side the pTopeity Of i
AndrieuX. and tOTmir 9 part of the os desiS nated
BY number four sketch annexed to an act
passed before taid A. il. Dor mr. notary pnbIe
tn, sixteenth dHN o. May, 1871, together W tn al
the buiIdings and improvements thereon and an
the rights. ways, seTvttIdrs, privileges and aiyan-
tages thereunto belonging Gr il any wise apper-
tanning.
PENDANT herein BY purchase from James Kelea
pr act OF sale b. fore rd.sa d Blruett notary pub
nc in tins city, d tied &u&ust g 1910.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the c.uI.
w. p. HARPER
jas Ia rel SheriI of the Parish of orleans
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No. So
AN ACT

| AHfropElating nineteen thousand and five
hundred dollars, or SO much thereof AS
I may BE- necessary, TO enable She. Auditor
| ot Pubhc Accounts to- make and exact
I prompt settlements with lax collectors.
! WHEREAS, Certain appropriations for pur-
! poseF. as hereinafter cnH!nerat"d qn.tdi T.,
sonpensats tax collectors. sheliffs. ,i,tr,ct
olerks and she recorders of ,be ,liff,rart
| parishes OF the State sother tfau ehe parish
OF Orieans] have been exhausted: and
whereas, Additional appropriations are
necessary before set lemt ntS eau be made
with al the qt.x collectors by th, Auditor
| OF Funil" Scc4nnieS therefore,
SECTION s. Br il enacted bv the Senate
| and Ho.se % Representatives Of the State
OF Lsiuissssna LII Gene al Assem- bly con vened.
mat tie sum Cd nineteen thousand and five
hundred dollars, or so niue h thereof AS NAV
De necessary, be and are hereby appr0-
piiated, out OF funds as hereinafter sueci-
| fed, and for 'he following purposes, to wiz:
Appropriation from the general fund, the
current school tund, the interest tax fund
the lrSes tax fund.- and the special leyee
TAX fHnd, 10 TAX ceIiec' ors ~ Compensation
allowed by law for making the a-srssment
OF taxable property, eight thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary
Appropriation truIn the general fundQ
me current school fund. the interest tax
iuha ana the special lax fund, tn district
ciet IA, the recorders and the shprifT4 of thn
dH'rent Parishes Iothsr than the PARISH OF
OFI"shs! - %0ispensutluis allowed by blw
lot HHSln2 &ssosssluCHto nS she S1ya,i.
pcoprTiF l& the several parasites other thai,
tie parish OF }rieaDs. . ar Thousand an
iafF, Or 80 mue9 thereof as quay be ueces
sary
Appropriation out If any rnoneva in the
state treasury not otherwise aupriurist.d
!" pay expenses allowed bg law. jnrurrri
~ cases "heio property sold TO pay taxes
mas oeth annniie,, two thousand tive
huhHfeh Collars, or SO much thereof IA
NAV be Necessary.
=. Appropriation out of any MONEYS in the
0'a+ TtasufH, not OthprA Use appropriated
10 pay the several parish rrcord,r-. al
iO"td ny law for rec. riding list Of forfeited
,ah"s ior non-Payment of Stare faxes aud
t"F oth'r rec0rdaIion dune Tor th,, State
h'e thousand dollars, or 50 much thereur
as may be necessary
ohC 4 BE it further enaSted etc, Tia,
'his act shall take fleet from and after H.
passage. "
tSigned) CHAS w. LOWELL,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
is'gned) A. Is. HARRIS,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved JANUARY 6. 1872
tSignfd) +. b. =. PINCHBACK
Lieutenant Governor, Acting Governor If
the State of Luusiana
A true copy:
4. d. MKNrz,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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special order of the day was postponed till
two o'clock.
Mr.. Butler moved the whole subject mat
ter under discussion lie on the table, and
called for the previous question on his mo-
ton.
The Chair refused to entertain the mo-
| ton for the previous question.
Mr.. Butler raised the'point Of order that
the previous question if ordered brought
the main question pending to vote in
| preference to other business, and that the
whole subject matter included the question,
which was the motion to lie on the table.
The Chair ruled the point not well taken.
! Mr.. Harris called fer his motion to order
| the motion of Mr.. Barber to lie on the
table, and made the point of order that his
motion was the only motion that could be
| entertained by the Chair at that time.
The point of order was sustained.
The motion to lay on the table the motion
of Mr.. Barber to take up and fix was
| adopted by the following vote, on call of
the yeas and nays by two members of the
Senate:
Yeas-Anderson, Blackburn, Burch. Brew
ster, Cage, Harris, P. f. Herwig, Harper,
tuEra ham, kclsc, Masicot, Pollard, Sypher,
Twitchell, Weber, WhartOn-l6.
Nsys-Alexander, Barber, Blunt, Butler,
Green-5.
The Chair declared the result of the
action of the Senate to be that the original
resolution was still to remain upon the
table subject to call.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Chair stated the order of the day was
the unfinished business of yesterday.
Mr.. Ingraham stated the unfinished bust
ness TO be House bill No. SO, to be entitled
all att to incorporate the Pelican Lodge
Knights Cush OF the State Of Louisiana, on
first eading.
The bill was read the first time, the CON
stitntional rule was suspended by four
fiths vote, the bill read second time and
referred to the Committee on Corporations.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On call of two members the Senate went
into executive session.
The Senate having risen from executive |
session. on motion of Mr.. Harris, the Senate !
voted to adjourn till to morrow at the usual |
hour.
The President then announced that the |
Senate stood adjourned till Saturday, Jan
uary IS, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE,
eiYTIs1 as
COURF or iMPEACRMENr
Seventh Das'a Sessions


THURSDAY, January I6, 1879.
Precisely at one O'Clock the Chief Justice
l took the chair and called the Senate to
| order as court of impeachment. and OF
| dered the Secretary 70 call the rob-
The s2llewin. Senators ans wege4 TO their
names:
Messrs anderson, Alexander. Barber.
Blunt. Butler. Burch, Brewster. Cage,
Greene. Harris, =. +. Hrrwig. f. F. Herwig,
| Harper. lngrabaIn. K"lso. Masisot Pollard.
Stamgst Vw..he!!-!9.
Subsequently Senators Weber. Wharton,
Blackburn And Sypher entered the Senate
Chamber.
Nhe Chief yu.tc- announced = quorum
present and ordered the Sergean tat Arms
t" "l,sa the court by proclamation.
The Sc'geant-s.A AIMS MADE the following
pro, !-ni.'ion:
Her ": hear yd Aea- ~ All person.
are commanded to keep .i!enoe an pain OF
mpr i>ap,nent HhiI. she Senate ct the site
al Louisiana il sitting for the trial oi the
article. Impeachment Of iIenr. Clay Way
.at!., Governor OF Louisiana
iAs reaaing.: the su.nute. was seyenssd
.I,'..
!Ge Caipf 5ustics then ordere: me Sscre.
lars "t .he S.aats to inform the managers
on 't.,,a.."t he House of Representatives.,
'iIas 'h.' Senate. sitting AZ q court 81 i'm
pti!shHrn:. i. NOW Yesdy 10 proceed with
III" ',,ai Z" .ac Impeachment OF II. c. Way
sn",'.
ihs managers ON the part Of she 10 use Of
Representatives. .p - .red and soei< seats at
tn. bar
Shs accused appeared By his counsel,
Judge Howe
Vh- Chief justicr--Centienen managers
cn 'ir part vi he tiouse OF Representative
are 80" ready Is proceed with th. trial of
tho i'nped hiarut!
sr. II tna"er ~ .in-We ara
!he thl''i Jusrsa-!. the counsel Tor the
"c'nSed ready rs prscr.dI
.ti,.-e II we've are .r.dv - proceed
vi d t:c next yulHt in the cas-. under
~'Tn.. ihdl an order is 10 be present. d.
8tr AH1rrsog-dr. Cnlef Justice. ask
TO he allowed sc t!y an .r.cr.
The ''r"es.rya. :.c Sea.te read tho fol
lowin: ".ar.:
Orb, red. Thar .he Chief Justice Il. pc
Qutst"u I" ausise the Senate whether in his
op;nion tbi- ea-t' SHOULD be prosecuted after
the t,rn of office OF she, accused aaa ,x-
pircd. a
Coan'e!o. Hose quoted, in supper. Of
the order, from Story on the Constitution
aud The Revised Statutes of 1870.
The Chief Justice, at the conclusion o.
ren,tIk. by tho C unset for the accused. :n- |
quil = - the managers on the part Ut the |
House, :: they had any thing 20 cay N the |
su jee'
Chief Manager Hahn replied that they
had Ii" objection to any question being sub
ntted to the Cbief Justice, but thought it
vas a Que SJioa for .he Senate. as a court,
o decide.
Wheseupop Senator Sureb moved that
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| the court be convened in secret session for
| the purpose of discussing the order pre-
scented by Senator Anderson.
Whereupon the Chief Justice stated that
under the rules any Senator has right to
| call for secret session, and ordered the Sen.
ate to be cleared of all but members.
The secret session having been raised,
| ment, were resumed, the Secretary WAS in
structed to notify the managers on the part
of the House and the counsel for the &C
oused that the court was ready to proceed
with the trial.
The Chief Justice submitted the question
SOD.
On the call of the yeas and nays, the or
der was adopted by the following vote:
Yeas - Anderson, Barber. Blackburn,
Blunt, Butler, Burch, Brewster. Cage,
Greene, 2. +. Herwig. E. +. Hetwig, Har-
per, !ngrahan, Kelso, MasicOt, Pollard,
Sypher. Stamps, Twitcheli, Wharton-~20.
Nays-Alexander. Weber,.
Senator Ingraham presented the follow
ing order:
Ordered, That the Senate, sitting es ~
court OF impeachment, adjourn until Mon
day, January 27, 1873, at p. II.
On call OF the yeas and. nays the order
was adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Blackburn,
Blunt, Butler, Burch, Brewster, Cage,
Greene, 2. F. Herwig, f. +. Herwig, Har-
per, Ingraham, Kelro, Maaicot, Pollard,
Sypher, Stamps, Twitchell-20.
Nays-Alexander, Weber. Wharton-3.
And the Senate, sitting as cont of i'm
parchment, was then adjourned until Non
day, January q, 1873, atlP.M
2. E. BECHTEL,
Of "a
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LAWS or TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To regulate proceedings in CONVERSATIONS
between persons claiming 81 judicial
0thceo
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of che Stare
of Louisiana i'll General Assembly con.
yensd, That in any Case in which person
may have been appointed to the Office Of
Judge Of any court in this State, and shall
have been confirmed by tho Senate and
commissioned thereto, shalo have been
elected. and IN pursuance OF sueh election
shall have been commissioned, such COM
mission shall be pIima tace proof of the
right Of sach persons 30 immediately hole
and exercise such office.
SEC. :. BE it further enacted, etc. That
II any pers"n being an lncum bent OF such
office shall .eiuse To sacate the same. al d
turn the same over To the person SIC .ou,-
missiOne,i, snch person SO g, minis
stoned. shall have !he right &c proceed
10y Sula before 'bc court Sf competent
jurisdiction 10 have, himrelf declared to lee
entitled 80 suth .ifce, and 20 be indicted
therein Sueh rule sh I'll be taken contra
dictonly with such Incumbent and shall
be made rcturnabls within twenty-f0ur
hours. and shall be tried immediately with.
out jury. aud BY preference over all matter
0r"..uses dfpend!og III such court, or that
suay be Drought in .uca court, and the
judgment there.I !. shall br signed the same
day of rendition.
SEC 3. BE il further enacted. etc, That
either party TO such gule may take an ap-
peal from the judgment thereon. but such
appeal shall be applied for within one legal
day from the rendition of the Judgment ON
such rule. and shall he made re-
turnable to the Supreme Court
within two days The appeal shall
tie taken aP hy tie Supreme Court b.
preference over all other cases. imme
diately on the application of sisher party,
and the Judgment thereon shall become
fiual after the expiration of one legal Gay,
whether judlrial NOT.
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, etc. That
ali laws or parts of laws conflicting with
this act shall be and are hereby repealed,
so far as they conflict with this act. and
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the Hoase of Representatives.
tsgned) G. G. ANTOINE,
lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved January IS, 1873
&Signed) WILLIAM p KELLOGG.
Governor ot the State OF Louisiana.
a trne copy:
p. G DEsLONDE Secretary of STATE
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THE SENATE YESTERDAY
Tenth Days Session.

SENATE CHaaBFA 7
New Orleans, January II, 1873. !
The Senate fnet pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by Hon. G. G. An
tome, lieutenant Governor OF the State aud
President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senator'S
answered to their names:
Hon G &. Antoine. President, and
Messrs Anderson. Alexander. Barber,
Blackburn, Blunt Butler, Birch, Brewster,
Gage. Greene, Harris. p. f. Herwig. E.
F.. Heruie. Harper. ingrahamo Masieot.
Stamps. ywitchell. Wbarton--l9.
The President pf :he senate announced a
quorum present.
PRAYER by She Cisp'alDo
f. aiding 81! .se minutes of yesterday 5
proceedings vas dispensed with. and the
President announced that the journal stood
approved. the same having been corrected.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMMITTEES.
The President announced The following
standing committees of she Senate for the
session of 1873
Committee on .5uiiciary~ Anderson In
graham, Harris, Alexander.
Committee on FiRance-P. r. Heywic,
Barber, Anderson. Twitchell, Kelso.
Committee CD MiiitSa-Barbers Green,
Masicot.
Committee ON Enrollmenc and Engross-
.ment-Burch. Sypher, Kelsos Blackburn,
Weber, ingrahaIn, brewster.
Committee on CiaiIns-Butler, E. +. Her.
wig. Harper, Sypher, Cage
Committee on Agriculture. Commerce
and Magufae turss-8lunt. Wharton. But
ler.
Committee On ?nhlis Efucation-Brew
ste., Bureh. Gr.cno Hc!so. WebcS. Harper.
YwItsheiI.
Committee en- Printing 30 Black burr.
Burch, Weber, Harris, Stamps.
C0mmittre on Banks and BankiDg-Ia-
graham, Syphers J., !. Herwig, Harper,
Anderson.
Committee on Auditing and Supervising
ehe Expenses of the Senate-Twitchell. p.
J. HrrWig, Anderson Iugraham, Pollard.
Eommiiree or Federal Relatiuns-Alex-
amber. Pollard, Wharton
Committee on tiary-SVeber, KEEL
90. Sypher, Barber, Bureh.
Committee on Corporations and Parochial
Affairs-Kelso, Twitcbeli, Harper, Ander-
SON, Greene.
Committee on Charitable Institutions
Sypher, Barber, BuToh.
Committee on Public Lands and Levees-
T.. F. Herwig, Kelso, Burch, Pollard, Brew
ster.
Committee on Parks and Public Build
ings- Cage, TWitcheli, Harper, Harris, An.
dersOn.
Committee on Railroads and Internal In
Barber, Sypher, Z. +.
Herwig.
Committee on Pensions-Masicot, Whar-
ton, Al, xander, Blunt, Cage.
Committee on Drainage Canals and In
land Navigation-Sypher Butler, Weber,
Stamps, Harris.
Committee on Retrenchment and Re
,orp-W har ton, Brewster, Blunt.
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GEEF NTH DISTRICT GnCBT FOH THE PARISH
~ of Orleans Nc lOo}d.-By virtnc of a writ of
SEIZURE aud "a 10 me directed by the honorable
THE seventh D stIiCt Court for The parish of Or
leans, n the above tied cause I will proceed
I" Sell al public auction al the M,IC ts and
Auct:oLters' fActhHg", 3: yAl street, bet Ween
canal and Gu tonihouae sere.ts In the Second
District OF u Is cry. cn Tuesday, February 4
1873, AT twelve clyei NJ. Tho following described
prop lty. to wit
A CERTAI LOT or GaoUNU, with the build
lng5 ana Improvement thereon, rrhts WAYS
b. rVlthdes, pilvlie, ami Ed yautaqrs thereunto
otioi ghg or II spS - 50 IppErt ming situated IN
the tour h District Of this city, in the suuare
bounded by ~ Cuarle-. sixth, eveuth and PRIV
tanlt streets designHi ed by H. NUN Der twenty
one on a plan a~u b. Il. Mor lhausen surveyor
on the eighteenth da. ut Ity. 1915 and depo.it ed
Tor reference N line DILL. Of l. X Krnny formerly
notarF public III the ua ism at Jefferson: which
lot measures thItV ic.t font on Prv tania
street. by n d. plh Oi 0a- hundred and twenty
three ftet, between parallel lines together with
tue right to any 8d Ill fal n.asu re n,ent
which sitth lot may have, bi%g the same property
winch m" de'en ant irr"il .tcGGred by nm hasa
nom Mrs. Larrine NJ Blllins r. ~ per act pesaad
b'fore Jnhh Bender .a%-I notary On bio in thi.
eltV on the twont ii gntb d.. =, ptem be lea6
reg Stored Il III" 9" Neys '.faee IN book nety
two, touo fit. sight
S~iztl I'D 10 aimee o III
dgsIna-Ca,h . q.,e no,
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jas Ia rel


Eirs. Widow r.. + Noble Smes Mefh-
odist Episcopal Church of New Orleans.
ENOURTH STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
a of Orleans, No. 25 4l3.-Ry virtue OF n writ Of
hrri tacas directed by the honorable the Fourth
DlstIict Court for the parish of Orleans, the
above entitled cauae, 20 c. 3. Sauvinct, late
sheriff and by sand !nts sheriff TO me
transferred, | viii proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at tito Merchants ard AuctioneerS
ENchanGe RoyA! street, between Canal and
Cusi oInhnuFt streets in the Second District CT tins
city, o. WkDNtS HAY. p bruAry u 1873, at twelve
O'Clock Nj, the following described property, to
wit
LOT OF GROUND together with II the build
ings and improvement = thereon situated In the
First District OF tins city in the square bounded by
81. ChHrlee, CAlivpe. Camp and Jelord stree and
1lSoli circle, measuring hsIy SIX eet inches
seven lines front on said st. Charles street, one
hundred aud fifty feet two ipches depth
and hont ON CdloPe ctr, -, hundred and fifty
five feet in depth the o her ide line aud thirty
nine ect four inches il with in the rear as Der
plan OF c. a. Hediu late surveyor, in 1888 acquired
rom J. +. CaTuiher the uIpth OF June 1866
r. Clustered in The cow vance 0flee, beck 90 folio
5S8
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P HARPER
jail rs fel2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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+. T. VI rtiaez 81 Ris. vs.. Louisia ma Fer.
nlizer hanufac uriD2 Company.
SiXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 352.-By virtue of writ of
seizure aud sac {" ne directed by the honorable
the sixth District EOut for tue parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, | will
proceed to sell at uUhic RHctiOn, at the Mer-
chants and Auctiune--r| EKeaange, Royal street.
between Canal and Custumhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. MONDAY Janua-
ry ~, 1873 at twtlVr o lock ii, the folio wing de-
scrlbed property, 20 wit
!. ALI THE Bull ISGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put up ny sid company n certain
square, OF ground rItua'"a Ia the First District Of
tins CITY, bounded by 0mmou, Gayoso, aravier
and Duprr sfTrtt-.
ALL THIS .rILDINCtS AND IMPROVEMENTS
butt and put by said roiuutr,y her square
of ground adjoining tn" ai"ee, bounded by Torn
mon. Dupre, ravItr ar.j ~s.i'a d streets.
8. AN ENGlEt.. 30 LnH "A u FiX uRtS
4. a HYDRAULIC Pr IS
). A MIXER
6. And finally, o'hcr merchandise, fixtures and
articles sui ed 10 he said fAToIy.
etizt Il ID the d"ur"
Ttrms-Casll Oh IT," -prt.
". P. HARPER
dtls ia3 10 sheriff al the Parish of OrIeana