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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
The FARMERS WAR Aos,x.r KA LwAr

The FARMERS w AR A0AixsT IA LwAY
In Illinois particularly and IN the
Western States generally q sys,einntic
citation has hcgnn among the FARMERS
to secure the passage Of laws to regulate
the tolls charged for passengers and
Ere ght Tbs 8 Lut the beginning OF IL
long and bitter isht between the pro.
dueers and the carriers Of passengers
end freight 1t is in the nature Of II
strike against the exfortions of organized
capital, which necessarily will produce
| Inconvenience and losses tn both parties.
Agitation, legislation, and Irrigation will
follow in quick succession; then will
come evasions and mere legislation, an
appeal To the Supreme Court of the United
States, and finally combination and
consolidation Of both intsres,s
After ten Year struggle it will he
! found that isolated State legislation can
not check the evil, because If produc >
are to be delivered at New York, local
| Legislation Of The several States, unless
aniiorm, cannot afford relief. After this
has become maniles: the General Gov
ernment will be appealed Ia, and The 10.
cal struggle vi be ftaffohalizeh Ayita
viii ayain follow, :rnd Government will
be urged to construct double track road
b9t- Toy The snree-e Of permitting every
citizen 10 run a freight ,rain under GER
tain regulations as to- speed. aud on the
/ payment Ola moderate toll; and finaily
| the Government here will have 10 de-
what most yoverNn ears on the con,inru,
/ have don, and what the English Gov.
| eminent is about to du-tike the rail
! ways At IL valuation and run them f.,
the sole benefit and convenience of til,
! people.
We know full we'll tina, it would lie a
waste OF words to urge this remedy a,
this time. If the American nation i,
notei for one thing more than for al
others, it is, that it will not accept the
experience Of other people in matters OF
t,riSs. saxations. ielesraph-, or l'aiI %a7s
but that }, insists in working oul its ow n
| destiny. This Is costly to be sure. hn,
when we have once settled TN n rrrIci
| pie. drawn from our dear. bor,cht ex.
! periehee, we hold on to it all The rsort
Intelligentiy and tenaciousy.
We have no doubt but the farmer.
| have the right on their side The rail
ways kiye of late given the leas: Comfort
safety, and accommodation for the mos,
money, and the sooner our rnifwu,
princes discover that they canno, iuspose
upon the community with perfect iinll.u-
MY The better
Thus far tie resolutions Of the farmers
have been earnest but temperate, and il
world lie well it the railway managers
would come to.ethcr, arb ir,anuurate 1;
| friendly conference and measures t.
ahate as many of the just grievances Of
| the public as pOSSihic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Our sentimental veneraiion for the
American Eagle has been shocked. On
WaShin9tons birthday an enthusiastic
Ohio man patrioticaliy tied IL medal to
an El.le 5 neck and bill him seek the
clouds, as hetitrd the emblem Of liberty.
That WAS well. But Il day or two after
ward. a farmer discovered this proud
bird of freedom maxim. brcakia.r on
an innocent lamb and without the leaS,
regard for his typical character, or his
medal, he nnceremonicu>ly shot him
We are afraid the representative Of our
national glory viii come into contempt.
The British Lion would never stoop To
devour Il little lamb, he would take IA
whole sheep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

KING AMADEUS, who has recently
abdlcaled the Spanish throne, has
shown himself a sensible man. lie
accepted the throne as the ruler o.
the Spanish people, but has had
powerful factions to contend with
since his arrival in Madrid. He APP
pears TO have come to the conclusion
that the people were opposed to hun.
Consequently he hands over his
crown and his honor<, and rttires to
the quiet OF private life. If the
Spanish people don't want hm he
don care to stay. He would gladly
serve them. but he has no relish for
the bullet or the stiIrtto of his &C.
centric subjects. The crown NAV
SUIT some heads, but Amadeus pre-.
Icrs TO live as private gentlemen
than to 90 DIGGING through Spain as
an unpopular king, with fair pros
pect ot dying by the hand ct AN as
sa>Sln. His laihcr, Victor Emanuel
OF La :. will no doubt welcome him
home. and tender him q comfortable
seat at The family table. II he
wishes to go abroad again, let him
come TO Am RIGA. He apucars to
have those common sense qualities
that 60 to make up first class citi-
zen. and could here spend the lc-
naindcr of his DAYS in peace and
safety. W e have no crown tn offer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

On entering upon their duties certain
of the functinuarieS uf state in Enria nd
arc allowed very handsome sums Tor the
necessary paraphernalia of their office
In the present year the sum of 6 >43 I3
is Put down IN the estimates for the ont
fits al the Lord Chancellor, and 9l 900
Tor that of the Speaker Of The House oi
Commons. The New Y,rk r rnin.
Post mentions this, 20 add: WHEN
such heavy CHARGES are regarded WI h
amazcmrnt hy Americans, they must
remember that both Houses of the Brit
i>n Le.i>l ,tnre do their work gratis, and
do nor, like some other bodies, vote
themeeire large remuneration, including
hack pay"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
CONGRESSMAN BECK. Of kentncky

CoSGREssMAN BECK, Of Kentucky,
publishes card in Louisville pap
er. in which he '.gors for Dana. of
the New York Sua, whom he denoun-
ces as a "skulking backyard, who
"prostitut-s the freedom OF the press
(which he disgraces, to indlscrlmlnate
"llbels." In which denuncia'ion. we
hesitate mot to say, Mr.. Beck does
Dana simple Justice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
W,,,, .t.rl:, Nm Iko eooH,lJ

WHILE standing on the scafold,
last Friday. with the hangmans rope
danglin. t,ehiud him, Driver the h .
cayo wife murderer. sol-mnly a,trih-
ut-d the errors of his life. and the
dreadful scenes of its closing. to iis
habitual use Of Intoxicating liquors.
Scores of other frions could truth.
fully do the same There is no doubt
but that drunkenness is at the bot.
tom of more than half the crimes
that are committed Socirtv cannot
afford to accept it as a ualliation for
offenses, and all men, the Young IS.
periallv. should draw from such sick
ening scenes as those Of FRIDAY. a
moral not onl Y tracillv admitted. but
to be conScientlouslv acted OH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

ALI efforts to repeal the Graham
Liquor law have ANONYMOUSLY failed,
and instead Of repeating, the Legisla
tire have amendrd the law so as to
remove all doubt on the point Of its
applying to all incorporated cities
and villages All provisions of all
charters in the state, that conflict
with the Graham law are practically
repealed. 1t is sale to say that the
Legislature oflS73 is emphatically a
temperance body.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

IA'ER returns from the New Hamp-
shire election give better Ttsult Tor
Republicans Straw Republican is re.
elected Governor Inv three or fnnr bun
dreh majority. Small. R"nnhlicen is
elected to Congress- in the first district
hv from two to three hundred MAJORITY
whi'r Pike Republican, is reported elect.
"a in the second district Nv n small ma.
ioritv If This report be true the Reps
uhlicans have gained two Cory .essmen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

THE Washington iironical offers the
very thin excise Tor back pay Congress
men, that they were 81 anxIunS TO in.
crease the Presidents salary that rather
Than have that measure fall though. they
voted to Increase their own: and HOW
ha, ing n,a'ie II Itw, row can IL Congress :
man consistently DO otherwise than olev
the letter 81 It's provisions. Aside from
The matter of example. it would cost him
ft,rr or FIVE tinis,ni dollars in cash 10
vlulil,e Tire sl!nrv Law
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

REL,GIuUs disturbances are rife in
Mexico. he Catholic priesthood, alarm
ed al the spread of Professionalism in the
Republic are making frnntlc Opposition
to The law lheralzins religious Worship.
Under the operation of this law Prot
estantism is Rapidly gaining ground, and
the Government has issued orders for its
enforcement This ri es great offence
to the Catholic priests, who, in many
places. are encitny riots in onoosition to
the law Against the finlticism and
IawlrSSness thus engenlerel, the Gov
ernmeny seems determined to enforce its
author ity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

PAPERS and documents were on Men
dav submitted to the Senate from MEM
hers Of the Missouri Legislature, repre-
sentin@ that there was corruption carried
on III the election OF Senator BOgv thew
would therefore like tn have him expelled
Very likely these honest Missouri le.is,
lators have been wasting their time. The
Emitted States Senate is not doing the
kind of business they have been to the
trouble OF preparing for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Tue Assembly has adopted rgsou-
ton c,nmen,lin the honorable c,Inlucr
OF those iscon>n congressman who ol =
no>ed the action OF Congress bv which
a large Increase of salary was uniu~tihs-
bly, appropriated Thus those R-pre-
srn'a'i,es have the approx Il of their cons
sti ucnts as they doti,tirs have tf their
own cnuScience- They have now only
t. manifest the sincerity of the acrion
hv decliuiu. 10 receive the unwarran,ed
increase to which the law entities them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Coy. DIX, of New York. has written
II letter in re.arl 20 the case Of Foster.
the car hook murderer, in which he
announces his determinarion not t., in
terpusr his power between the criminal
ana the sentence OF the court, declaring
that there is nothing in the case which
justly commendS it to executive mercy :;
aud that every man that strikes muir
derous blow ut the life of his fellow man
must be made to feel his own certain
peril"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

FROM the immense head lines fiat
have appeared from time to time in New
York ana other papers, we are inclined
TO believe thHt more ink han blood has
been shed in the "Muduc war" The
rHino! that pence WAS secured is now
denied. Captain Jack and his forces, in
preparin. 10 1ete"I their camp. are sup
posed {" l'e as busy as the he.s upon
their blankets, and Gen. Candy is pre-.
pairing FIR the attack
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

TUE uf:acitl roll of the Forty >ihird
Congress iis been prepared ''y McFiEer-
son. clerk uf the house, az far as posi-
'rie, with the !tfiluwiuy result: The fun
house will hare 292 menhers Of these
nr from Confieci,cns ar" MT yet elect
ce three in West tirsini. in dispute ;
one in Indiana al>u in dispute; two in
Arkansas without cen tificlies Or the
remaining 2S2 members, l9l are Repun-
Leans, 81 Democrats and liberals. The
roll will embrace l27 new ,npubefs. n
greater change than has occurred for
many wears
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

The Democratic st Louis Republican
pays this farewell compliment to its party
friends in the dep .r'ed congress: The
Democrats la the late congress demon
straied singular incapacity TO improve
their opportunities. They did nothing
for rhe country. nothing for The cause Of
good government. and nothing even for
their party"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

LIE CABlNEr.-The President hf ;
renomnat"d all the old members OF
ms ahInrt, except Mr. Boutwell,.
VINO became a Senator and Vim. :.
Richardson, late Assistant Secretary,
haS been nominated as Secretary Of
the Treasury. The promotion OF
MIR. Richa rdson. is an indication ,ha,
the financial policy of the Govern.
men. viii 10. &c materially changed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

NIcTomA WoopHrLL delivered her
lecture entitled Naked Truth" in
Chicago last Sunday e.ening. The
rareFs d"nounce itas filthy tirale
IN defiance Of all deceney." The
discourse is pronounced as too sroos
~ obscene to be published in a pub
lie journal. Yet her audience was
very large, and embraced many Of
tie fair SEX
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Tns Massachusetts legislature. in joint
cnnven i'm. on Wednesday. elected Hon.
Geo. s Boutwell, IN thu United States
eenate. in place Of Mr.. Wilson. now vice
pr sident Mr.. boutwell, received very
h 'nds me m,joritv 50 votes :" lis for
Mr.. Dawes ana Il few scattering.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

DENNIS A. MAHoSY proprietor Of the
Dubuque Daily E,enins Telegraph, has
entered sui, a.,inst the city of Dn-
bnque f"r $1,000 and interest, for in
juries inflicted on him. whereby his right
arm was broken and permanently dis
ahied in TALL, caused Ivy the streets he
iny permitted to remain Distracted with
snow and ice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Ce.GgEssMEN are reso we'd to make hay
while the sun shines Hundreds of man
and boys are employed about the Capitol
in parkin- mp public documents to lie
despatched before the franklin. expires
! Tins - the la, opportunity ct the Kind
rhat members Of eagrrSs viii have for
w.eakins themselves upon their urfor
turtle constituents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

VAECE OF THE LAND GRANr.-Dnring
the debate II. the Wisconsin legislature
npon the land grant bills, the value of
the grant was vnrion>ly estimated at
from sG,0000GG to $4,000 600 II is
nnricahlc in this connection that the St.
Paul stock went up in the New York
market, from 5of on Friday morning 10
% on Saturday afternoon, for common
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

Is it not about time for those who are
mirdefous'v inclined to stop md cons
slider? 2 Within IL month three Hines
mnrderers ba e been hnn.cd- McNulta
in Peoria county, Osborne in Knox couu
'y, aud DFivsr in Chicago. Nutwlth-
standing the Efforts OF certain lawyers
and Judges, hanging is not played ONT
in Illinois rafferty, and Pertees's turn
will mama npyt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

MISUNDERSTANDING the Cact that Henry
Ward Eearher has been bnSv for some
tine on 81 500 night, his Christian
Union newspaper ollire li:,< been cutting
down the wages OF It's employees in all
departments, At the rate of ten per cent.
They have joined in strike. We see
the Money in the case, bat fail to
detec. the Ma nh0n.f"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

lUE bill increasing Congressional sal
aries, whirh makes the salary of the
Spea ker of the House $4,000 was So
n,ne ndcd, hy the request of Speaker
Blaine. ns to make It apply to The Speak
ers oi iu'nre Congresses. thus cuttin /,
himself off from the benefits Of the
increase lar the Congress Just closed
ms Is IN honorable contrast with the
action "t those members who voted for
the increase CT task pay,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

The colored Senator from Ionisiana,
Pinchbeck has addressed "A commanders
ton to the Republican members Of the
senate, coIrpla ming that he has not been
flirly treated, and that his claims have
been ignored without Il hearing He
holds that h.. has as much right to n seat
in the Senate as Spencer, of Ala ANA,
whose election was held under similar
circumstances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
NIiERIFF'S SALE-STATE OF

1 ~
~ Wisconsin,, Iowa County Circitft Court
Matthias Each Plaintiff against Ellsworth parmlev
HeituJant
Not il hereby given that BIZ virtue Of an cyecu-
ton issued tut 81 The above c,t;r!, the above
Iiam.d action. ~ dir cred Against the property
'f HE sad defendant bearing da he 3, IA, uf
March, ISIS, have levied upon, and he first d; y
OF May, A. H. 1873 al wuUcl, OK j., the front
dor oi the Court House in the VILLAGE of Dodge
.iilc. viii sel ~ public venu., - III" highest bid
der Tor ca IT, all ri the rp tttlt and i'm. WITCH
the said Ellsworth ParIn!cN had ihc 2uth day Of
Uctub"r y. d. Isl. has s;ht- acquired III the
following described real estate tn VII: lie north
west quarter OF the north pu ur. and the sou h.
weSi quartz OF the southeast quarter, AID se
Iurt h as 4irter III the Southeast quarter section
f'ur t4), ANA tie W-st half he uurluw 81
quarter in section number three (}) ali in Tow n
hufn1'r sew II a, north II Ka <. aSiubrr une u
east. Ia Iowa County ard Stale OF iscor sin so
much thereof ns wiz satisfy the s-l of IN 63- 100
dollars. with int reSis ant costs.
Lated, sh.rih> office, DodgevIi. March H. 1878.
NiLLiAN SANDS,
sheriff. l-v's County. Wis.
ALEX. WILSON, PlailrifT 5 Att,rnsy-Ia6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

TIE Modoc trouble is attributed
hv Secretary Cowen to bad manage
ment OF the part Of the Indian Office
II - evident enough that somebody
has blundrred IN this business. Pos.
slblv it may turn on. to be Capt.
I'll.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

MERCHANT TAILOR
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORIUM. Kept constantly
on Land a full assortment or
all the leading styles OF
Cloths and Cassimeres. All
work done in the most dura-
BILE and fashionable manner.
and a good fit warranted III
every case. Our stocf OF
Ready-Made Clothing is the
most extensive in the city, and
at least lOper cent. the loves:
Call and examine for YOUR
selves. xXllI-17
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
For
GLASS AND PUTTY,
Farm FOR Sale.

knc one Desiring 10 purchase good firm clenp
can do 80 by appl, ing :" The undersigned or the
premises described below te-Sit The Sorhwe.s
quarter OF 'inu > tow. 4. Range east and the
eas' hall OF he b.. I, Section s, town l. Range T..
eat III the town of Niiin. Iowa Co Wis ,bout 10
acres OF IN, farm ;: uiner rluw well sup, lied with
respectful tui'd IS aud rood running water, has
plenty al timber, ann 10 acre of meadow This
Irfn VIII lie ld ~ low price per acre and on
trrsas easy can b- asked TIE ,rrow cuare rail-
roa now be NY boil ~As pass within ~ rods the
land.
Apnfy at The Trisnne o .ice or of the owners for
fart"er particulars. PISS sson given this esiI or 10
time 10 pipv, or any time IN he spring.
JOHN ALBERT WHITE.
Sept. I'D, 1872. H.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
FOR
TOILET ARTICLES,
90 To YIVfAN'S.
TO TEACHERS AND Dis
'EEsEC'Y CLERKS.

NVTfCh - hereby given that the regular spraE
y examination Of Teachers Ior Iowa County will
be held AT the {. flowing times aud places wit:
Al Mineral POINT. fer the tnwus IF Mineral Point,
"aldwick and Moscow. Ap il 7ih. ana Sih.
At DoagevTfe. for the towns Of Dodgevi1e ana
Ridge" a,, April 9th and Ihih
AT Arena. for the Towns Of Arena and Wyoming.
April 18th and 12th
At Linden for the towns Of Linden and MInin,
April I4th and 18th.
AT Highland. Tor III" towns Of Highland, Pulasks,
and Clyde. April 10th aud !1th
Also supplementary examination at Dodgevlfe
May 5ih and 9Th for the ben. st of those who are
unable to attend the regular .xAm,n atoms
he exam. nations viii Commence 1T 9 o'clock \.
~ 81 The hrst day and close ut I2 Of the second
day.
THOMAS PATEFIELD,
Co. supt,
liclin. Feb. 2a!Q, iS.3.--pes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
FOR
PATENT I...En GINESx
GO TO VlNIAN'S.
~ HKNON

STNKy1ON~.
S'ATE OF WISCONSIN,, In the. Circnit Court Of
lie count al lora. MarcI Teru A. D. 1873
CHARTS Lar'"r, Fiainiin, against S. aAies Sknne
ai'd JcrGsha skinner, Defen iauts
Ne STATE Of .scousin IL Samuel Skinner and Je-
russia skinner, liz 'ttieiiGant- above named: You
are her ~ suninfiteh 'il guir.d TO answer tie
coInii az ih, &C ION, which il file in the office
al The Clerk oi the Iowa ounty CiicEit Cour,
ana 10 srFV- ~oly ol Your TO the ssi
COMPLAIN l. rs their office III the
chh oil mineral f"!hi, IN satd county within twenty
ia AT, tie service b. Fr"t, ,Nciu-yr the
al sI''t s1sr-ce and IL ,os ai To answer tie said
c'mi'laiht within ihe time abuv sid the Pl iniR
W ! app - he court Tor tho reiief demanded r
said co.'s. 5laitff.
Dat Il at Mineral Point, Wis onsin Feb G. 1878
STRONG WEBER,
piauins Attorneys.
Et sTdencr, MINE ri Point Wisconsin Tvs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
lNTER-OCEAN.
THE
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
FOR 1873.
TEN tOHBMN FOLIO PAPER

F"rty Large C|'smns IF Heating hattrr
In the fFHure. as in-ihs past, the INTER OCEAN
will continuc the stau,ch advocate tire principles
OF the Republican party. nurlng the political cam
paiSn just closed 1t MOB position IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

For EVERYTHING III the line OF
Il ir>t Class Drug Store and DIspeneary,
be sure and 90 to
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-08
THE LOUISIANA IMMIGRATION AND
HOMESTEAD COMPANY.

We have received the address of The
Louisiana Immigration and Homestead
Company, who call upon the people of
the State to cooperate with tllemin their
labors to develop the resources Of Lou
isiana.
The objects Of this corporation are to
encourageatide Of immigration, foreign
and domestic. To encourage the settle
ment of immigrants upon land owned
by the company. To aid the owners Of
real estate to dispose of their super1uous
land. To make advances on real estate
or other satisfactory securities to per-
sons of limited means, for the purpose
of building homesteads. To assist in
the organization of. home industries, or
handicrafts, and enable settlers to de-
velop the mineral and agricultural re-
sources of the land upon which they set
tie. The capital stock of the corpora
ton is to be one million dollars, though
| they commence business as soon as one
hundredthOusand dollars are subscribed.
The par value of the shares in the cap
ital stock of this company is so much
reduced as to place them within the
reach Of the poorest men.
The names Of the gentlemen who stand
at the head of this enterprise are a sure
guarantee Of its good faith, for theyrep-
resent heintenigence, honor and wealth
of the State.
We have, byevery means in ourpower
advocated the plan 0f immigration as
the sole salvation of the State, and the
bestowal of superfuous lands as home
steads for the class Of immigrants We
wish to see settled among Ms.
Nowhere is a class of industrious, law.
abiding settlers needed more than in St
Landry. Nowhere can greater advan
tages of soil, climate, and health be com
Bined.
We call the attention of the people O
St. Landry to this scheme of the Louisi
ana immigration and Homestead Com
pany. They win be blind to their owl
interests and the general good Of tn
State not to take part in the advanc
movement,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-08

NEW LAWs.-NOs29, an act to admit
American citizeEfs who have studied
lawin France, Germany or England,
and admitted to practice there, to prac-
tice in the courts of this State. No. so,
a:joint resolution requesting our Repre-
s~entatives in Congress to use Their infu-
ence to secure an appropriation to con-
struct the Fort St. Philip canal. No.
81, a joint resolution asking Congress to
pass On act appropriating the proceeds
of all public lands hereafter sold for the
support of free common schools. No.
80, an act creating the parish of Lin
coin, out of parts of jackson, Bienville,
Claiborne and Union parishes. No. 80,
an act to incorporate the Pelican Lodge
knights Cush, of the State of Louisiana.
No. "a, an act to incorporate the Benev-
olent Mutual Aid Association of st.
John Die Baptist. No. 8S, a joint reso-
luton asking Congress to pass the bill
-(before that body and which had already
passed the Senate) providing for steam
postal line between New Orleans and
Mexico and South America. No. So, al
act toprovider additional regulations fol
the board of school directors Of New
Orleans. No. 81, a joint resolution ask.
ing Congress to pass the bill which hat
been introduced in that body, refundins
the cotton tax.