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NotiSss.

OBSTACLES TO nIARRIAGE.-Happy
relief for young mon from the effects OF errors
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
1mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod Of treatment. New and remarkable re-
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AHBO-
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.-an institution having high rcpu-
tation Tor honorable conduct and professional
skill. bIar &c 3m
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Notice.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA, May 80, 1873.
1ElHE citiEens Of Oolumbia are hereby noti-
l. fed. that on and after TUESDAY NEXT,
the neto Board OF Health will proceed to q
rigid examination Of each and all OF the pro-
misses OF the citizens In the various wards OF
the city. By order OF the Chairman.
THOs. P. WALKER, CLERK pro tenn,
Nav 81
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New Orleans

New Orleans
IL just now attracting the public attention
on account Of The political trouble there. The
"lndian Girl ID attracting the attention of
sm okers OH account Of the stock OF Imported
Cigars, tho like Of which has not been eeen
here since Columbia Was
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appre citation OF the same, as a!so
OF the store that makes q specially in this
line. by the increu sing demand for "Maniila," :"
"Principees" and Figaro" tof Imported To-
bacco,) and IS tho Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General has caused the
lava beds TO sm.il OF the burning Of powder,
80 this Indian Maid" has caused Columbia
to smell of the burning OF tobacco. May II
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Millinery---Miss Isabella Smith.
A YOYE Mr. F. J. Browns Paint Store, on
IA Main street, will trim, alter, and repair
LADIES' BONNETS AND HATS in the most
approved and lateat styles. on reasonable
terms. NAV 20 ST
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice to Trespassers.
COLUMBIA, MAY 80, 1873.
A LLpersons are hereby forewarned against
"A TRE9PA8SING on the premises Of JAS.
E. BLACK, situated near the Charlotte and
Columbia Railroad. Any persons found tres
passing on said premises will be prosecuted
to the extent OF tho law.
May 81 J. A. WINTERS.
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WAGONS.

A LARGE lot OF the justly celebrated
"MILBURE WAGONS"
Just reecved-two, three and four horsc aud
will be cold very low, if called for soon, at tie
Carriage Factory Of JOHN AGNEW.
Nav IS NJ. J. CALNAN. Aeent.
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Cherokee Springs.

E;a:lla;z 10
THIS DELIGHTFU UL WATERING PLACE,
situated eight miles above the town OF Spar
sanbrrs, S. g., will be open to yioitors JUNE
18Th
The buildings hRvo boen newly furnished
and.various improvements made for the COM
fort and enjoyment of Guests. The chief
mineral properties Of the Water are Iron,
Sulphur. Magnesia and Sitre, and from the
time when the Chsrokees visited the place to
drink and bathc in the water; it has been re-
garded specific il Dyspepsia. General De-
bility End diseases OF the Skin, tho Liver and
Kidneys.
Tho Climate is extremely healthfrl and
pleasant, AID nature seems % have dc.!g-
natel the spot both on account O: its curative
clements aad its inviting lovolinees.
''C} Il" he prescriptions made UP ,rih q
ri"'r % a!:srdtice e,iec:, nose cGn to comparri
rMt M.neral Wa.e:s"
VEHICLES always at depo!a.
TERMS I'D per month; sl5 per weex; SO
per day. Children under II years OF age and
Servants kai: price.
Apply 10 JOHN B. BLACK.
RceiGent Manager, Spartanb1rg, s. G.
Gp- Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel Charles
ten Ne'rs GHd Courier and Savannah Eenu5-
,ic0n corv .iaiiy tor Que month, and send bill
to this :iiGc. Nav "a I'M,
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Rose Cordial for Bowel Affection.
CURE cure--only 25 cents. at HeinitsL's
- Drug Store.
BLACKBERRY WINE; puro Juice and old;
excellent for bowel complaint.
freshing drink may be had by ueing Tama-
rinds. For sale at HEINITSH'S
May 27t Drug Store,
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Citizens Savings Bank Of S. c.
A IL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
n Bank on Or before the 5th day Of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as IL deposited on the 1st instant.
June15 J.C. B. SMITH, Asst Cashier
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Ncyg Publications..

NE" IrNENIIE ErGNS Lon Q: o,,i
II ,i..s .i.na:lit.d
.;"w standard wniks ;.r liblmrits
NJ" Nu.s cnt"t ,il.!iDe.
A.so, .r..!. o!urI j Mi;ilING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS, Gu!t !,re pcr-KIivos. Pocket.
Books ho'".rhi i ..!'NIns ~ .isizcr Fancy
Brarktss and BOOZE theivcs ard IL general
variety .! l.''!.r. N".o arN Ca. Fnr, rs, En-
vel,pe- az ! E.ncy :'t.tiol ioI r.ic hy
Nov . 4. l.. BRYAN
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nN tho Breakfast, Luncheon. Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSH1RE SAUCE is indispensa-
OCT 30 tly Agents for the United Statee
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TO ALL-Spring and Summer is u irving
period. Sickness, Fevera, Bowel Affections.
Biliousness, Liver Disorders, arc always lurk.
ing about, and fatal diseases often spring
from o neglect Of any OF thcso Indications.
and BLOOD PILLS. and tsko them for II oa d.
aches, Feverishness, Nausea, pitieus Disor.
ders and Liver Complaint. We know they
will euro you. For tale by
May 81. HEiNIrSH, Chemist.
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Sou.Lcrn WareAouse Company,
GerrGis street, near GrenriNe and Cc,u,n,ia
Rnitroni,
rs prepared to receive COTTON ard other
L property upon Storage, and 10 make ad.
vAncts upon tho same. Cotton .hirpcd to
this house will be stored subject to the order
ot tiio owner, AID The !awcs. -.!es charged
for storage. All property 80 storea will DO
insured in good reliable companies, il insur.
snce is derircd; and advaI cos will ho made
at the lowest banking rates. Cur storchousos
are 30 LOCATED hat drayaSc is not necessary,
and no chsrgo for handling will be made.
aS- All business communications should be
address od 10 the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, Prosi lent.
EDWIN +. GARY. Treasurer. AIsrch 3ul
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Furnishing Goods !

SILK SOARFS, TIES and BOWS, of th
finest and most elegant designs and patterns
All at the lowest possible fieuros.
Call early, at d. EPSTINs.
May24 Under Columbia Hotel.
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HNHE largest and finest OF the very lates,
Il styles Of OU5TOM-MADE CLOTHING
for Men and Boys, ever seen in Columbia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-05

MIR. BANKs proposed amendment to
the Federal Constitution, to which refer
ence has been made by telegraph, reads
as follows:
The executive power shall be vested in
a President OF the United States of
America. He shall hold his Office
during the term of six years. No per-
son elected to the Office of President
shall hereafter be eligible for reelection.
The Vice President shall hold his
office during the term of six years. The
President and Vice President shall be
chosen by the Electors qualified to vote
IN the election of Representatives to the
Congress of the United States at an cleo
ton which shall be held for that pur-
pose, on the same day appointed in the
several States for the election of Repre-
sentatives to Congress, in such a man
ner and under such regulations as
Congress may direct.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-05

CHANGEs.-The talk Of the people to
the northward, in Esmeralda county in
particular, is to the effect that when the
new boundary line is run, Columbus will
De made the county seat of Esmeralda,
and Aurora will assume the same office
for Mono, it being understood that
Aurora will then be in that county. The
successful operations of the Juniata Con
solldated Company make the prospects
OF Aurora far more favorable than for
years past, while the great future i'm
portance of Columbus is now considered
absolutely certain. But we opine that
the thriving town of Benton will have
say IN the Mono county seat question -
1nyo Independent
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NoucE.-Catherine Williams has Just
purchased the Phoebe Laundry from
Messrs. Joyce x Kelly. j4-3t-
For jewelry presents for the Christmas
Holidays, go to W. Manning's, opposite
Wells, Fargo y Co. dl5-lm
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, at the
Postofiice. n30
Black walnut sets and bedroom sets at
Ward ;. debit
STATIONERY at the Postofiica Variety
Store no
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Born.
NErTERDERG-The wife of Charles, of a son la,
3, 1873, i'll Phoebe. '"-

Parlor sets of furniture at Wards
de24-tf
Carpets and oil cloths at Wards.
de24-tf
Boys, childrens and youths boots for
sale cheap by Mahoney d O'Toole. d3ltf
Gold, mixed and black water proof at
Aianohey q " Iooies. d31tf
Just opened-Jas. Finlayson's New
Dry Goods store, opposite ]. ]. Hal.
pin 4 Co., Main street. ds.1m
Go to Alexander's for your Druys.
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III. P. WATKINS died recently at Oak
land, Cal. Mr.. Watkins was with Walk
,er, the ''grey-eycd man of destiny" in
Lower California, and was named as
Vice President of the new republic
which Walker attempted TO establish.
He was a nephew of Nat Watkins, of
Missouri, half-brother of Henry Clay.
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FOREIGN.

London, January 3.-Dispatches from
Queenstown, Birmingham and South
ampton, report that tempest of UMPIRE
cedented violence ragged all last night.
accompanied by terrific thunder and
lightning caused great alarm to inhabi-
tants. The wind is blowing a gale
Berlin, Jan. 3.-The Emperor has con
ferred the order of the Black Eagle on
Bismarck.
London, Jan. 4.-The Standard saws
the annexation of the Sandwich Islands
to the United States would be no menace
to England; but Australia urges as a
means Of restoring the equilibrium in
the event Of such transfer, the annexa-
ton of the Fiji Islands to Australia.
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STEELE e. DONAHO1'
Contractors aud Builders '''
Notice to the Puol'o'

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO CoN i.sn;.h
w for all kinds OF buildings. or 70 iaSi re-
all the material for such buildings 81 graz ~ me
duced prices. Owing to the reductio.n - he
price Of water and the favorable conditlon, S Arr.
roads and weather. we are prepared 70 pu, opes
proof stone buildings as cheap o. wo u vhich
can be erected, with the present hguies. fur.
Humber 10 selling. Plans and specinca.Vno tice
,Aished for all kinds Of buildings Ut sno1' wv
a pd low prices. s,r,,, = +. noNAHoE,
\das.u Phoebe, Nsvsd''
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IN San Francisco recently, several
young hoodlums found a small boy on
the street with his Christmas presents
They bound his hands and feet and de-
spoiled him of his treasures. They have
been arrested for highway robbery.
This is almost as bad as the attack of the
San Francisco Chronicles Carson Cor
respondent upon Hon. John P. Jones.
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Geographic 9ispatehes.
PACIFIC COAST.

pEctAL TO THs PIocHE DAILY RECORD
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The Enterprise says the Sutro Tun-
mel is to be lighted with gas.
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Rainey, who shot himself or was shot
yesterday, died to-day. The Coroner
will hold an inquest
A tobacco firm here has adopted as its
trade mark 4 fac smile Of the back of
national gold notes. Some one reports
extensive couuterfeiting of the notes,
and there was considerable excitement
about the matter till detectiye discov-
cred the facts of the case.
1t is thought no attempt will he made
to enforce the provisions Of the new
code commanding the closing of all
liquor saloons on Sunday. Many Of
the saloon keepers are in favor Of closing
and they may undertake to have the law
enforced.
At last accounts Mrs. Fairs attorney
had not succeeded in getting warrant
for the arrest Of the party who has pub
lishod an illustrated account of her last
trial. He is accused of libeling her and
the jury.
The police contemplate making gen
eral raid against pickpockets as their
otfenses under the new code are made to
rank as felonies.
There was heavy frost here last
night. Weather clear and cold.
Stockton, Jan. 1.-Two hundred tons
OF wheat reached here to-day from Hills
Ferry, being the first cargo since naviga-
ton opened on the San joaquin river.
Saloon keepers interested in the Sun
day law hold meeting tonight for the
purpose of testing its consttutionality.
Counsel have been employed by the con-
testants. 1t is estimated that more
liquor has been sold to-day by measure
than on any other day in the history of
the town.
The wheat market is brisk with an
advance in prices from S2O5 to $40.
Los Angeles, Jan. ALL stores and
bar-rooms, including hotel bars, are or
dered closed tomorrow by the City Mar
shall, under the new Sunday law.
The first OF the orange crop for the
season is coming in. The crop promises
to be from fair to fnll average yield.
Silver ore fIom Newava, Watts Mining
District, has been received here for San
Francisco.
a novel case came up before Justice
Tratford yesterday. One party, resi-
dent of Los Meta, accuses Henry Men
son of forcing him, as the point of q pis-
tol, to sign an order on the City Bank.
On Christmas day. The latter was held
to answer before the grand Jury.
lreka, Jan. 4.-Doc. Skeen and two
others arrived from Fairchilds' Camp to-
day, and report the military lying quietly
IN camp, awaiting the arrival of a how
liter from Vancouver. Jacks band con-
tinued stealing numbers of cattle prin-
cipalIy from citizens. The Bait Bros
think their entire band of horses have
been captured, as none have been seen
IN the neighborhood where they usually
ran A fight is expected about the 10th.
Vallejo, Jan. 4.-Thomas ]. Johnston,
formerly county recorder of this county.
was found dead in his chair His death
Is believed to have been caused by heart
disease.
EASTERN.
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WE are indebted to Congressman Ken.
dali for copy of the case of the United
States before the Geneva Tribunal.
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ABOUT fifty mining and other incorpo
ratlons filed certificates in San Francisco
on the 31st. The California code. which
went into effect on the LIST, requires ten
per cent, of the capital stock to be de-
posted. and it was to take advantage of
this provision that the great rush was
made on the last day Of the year.
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would not object to voluntary anneva-
| ton on the part of the Hawaiians. il is
understood that it would protect the
people Of the Sandwich Islands, if called
on, against any tilibusteripg ATTEMPT to
seize the Islands. However absurd the
IDEA may appear, 1t is manifest that il is
believed III England that some sTcb
movement is contemplated in this conn
try. This may be an explanation of the
sailing of a couple of British war vessels
for Honolulu. So far as the admin;str,.
ton Is concerned, it may be stated that
there Is no foundation for the opinion
which appears to prevailin Great Britain
on this subject.
New York, Jan. There are great
crowds around the Court OF Over and
Terminer to-day, where Tremaine is
making the concluding portion of the
argument in defense of Stokes. He MAS
very severe upon the boy Hart, alleging
that he was perjurer, and his animal
versions upon the character of Fisk were
quite bitter.
Washington, Jan. A private t,l-
gram from New Orleans says, ali the
custom house employees who are mem
oers of the Legislature have resigned.
been removed or suspended, anticipatory
OF the Presidents order, soon to be
issued, forbidding the holding of any
state or other office by Government Off
Gals.
1t is stated that the President has not
promised Everts the Secret ryship of
State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-05

The assessed wealth of Fresno. Mer.
ced, stanislaus and Tulars counties
California, is S23, 100000.
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NOTICE.

a IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the firm of Travis X Bro Will
please come forward immediately and settle
with H. Il. BREAhEY. at his office, who alone
is our authorized Agent to collect all indebted
ness due us lja4-lml TRAVIS X BRO.
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HE new dress in which the San Fran
CISCO Chronicle recently appeared was
made IN San Francisco, and the lead tin
and anthony out of which its types were
made, are productions of the Pacific
coast, The lead is from White Pine.
and the anthony from Humboldt coun.
ty, Nevada.
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EASTERN.

Washington, Jan 3.-The Postmaste,
General has decided that families. firms
or companies cannot combine to rem,
postoffice boxes concertlv; that one box
rent must be collected for each firm,
family or company enjoying such facili-
ties
New York, Jan. 3.-In the Stokes case.
after considerable rebutting testimony
was taken, both sides rested and the
Court took a recess. After recess. Lv-
man Iremaine summed up for the de
Tense. The point Of defense is, that
under no reasonable Interpretation of
Ia" can verdict of willful and premedi-
tated murder be rendered on the evidence
in the case.
The dense fog which prevailed all dav
SIN continues, causing great DELAYS to
the ferry boats, and rendering the pas
sage over North river difficult and dan
gerous. The ferry boats Gregory and
favonia came in collision on North river
and the latter was so badly damaged that
she was with difficulty towed ashore.
New Orleans, Jan. al. Mouler. to-
bacco merchant, aged so, shot himself
dead to-day, in city railroad car. Re-
ported cause, pecuniary loss.
d. Jones, jeweler on Barrone street,
was chloroformed last night, and robbed
OF $4,000 worth of jewelry and money.
The Conservative Legislature is ex-
pected to re-assemble next Monday.
General Emery's troops still hold Me-
chanics Institute.
chicago, Jan. 3d.-The breaking up of
the Ice IN the Ohio and Missippi rivers,
under the influence of the warm weather.
Is causing much anxiety among boatmen,
and some losses of steamboats, barges
e'c'' are reported in various river towns
though as yet there have been no ser;ons
disasters.
lineage, January A Washington
special says: Information Received bera
indicates that the British Government
mas conceived the idea that the Govern.
ment CT the United States will avail itself
OF the present condition Of affairs IN ,ho
Sandwich Islands TO seize and onnev
them. What foundation England has
for this story is not known, but il 10
supposed to have come from fiji, conn.
try. While the British Government
, 1873-01-10
FOREtCN..

-.--.. GREAT BRITAIN.
LoSpott, Jan. 9.-Clovor Il Drnkofofd uroth-
ers, ul(t merchants Of tlia city, hnyo suspended
payment. Their liabilities nro a500, 600
At d mooting OF tho Dovonahiro Chamber Of
Agriculture, .yoatortay, Sir Stafford Northcote
metc specc1i, in tho course OF which, while do
:o2linlng to lincusa tho morita. Of the
Treaty OF Washington, ho declared that
no., intended to. support tho Governments
policy with regard to 1t. lie urged tho speedy
payment of tic damages awarded by tho Geneva
Hoard
Dlnturbancon aro fonrcd In tho South Of Wale.
in consequence Of strilso Of tho minors.
Flfty-ntne ilstormcn, Of Yarmouth, vert
drownod In lilo recent gallo.
tho Donchers' Decree by wllicl, ho was expelled
from tho bar in 1851, whilo absont in Auorica
Ho states that want Of fu1l1p alono prevented
him from making application year ago..
Iho upper foor. Of the granary Of tho LioE
brewery Of Lambeth foil to.day. Tho manage,
Of tho establishment, tho clerks md other ON.
ployes were buried In tho ruins. Thu Fire
Brigade is at work trying to rescue tho Victims
Of tho daaster, but there is little hope thet any
Of them will DO Baycd.
, 1873-01-10
SHOWED UP,

a Number Of Trnills 1}loctttltted on III O
WtlHVnutEcO II ST. Paul HUnt.
Special Deapatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. 0.-A despatch from Nc-
areggor, Iowa, reports storm of unprecedented
severity raging since Tuesday botwoon thoro and
st. Paul, and the road 10 full Of frozon.up en-
gineB and Bnow-bound trains, with groat suffer-
ing among tho paasongors ind employees Of tho
road. No trainB through from St. Paul since
Tuealay. and no prospect Of any for several
days. Tho storm ia atill raging with unabatod
fury, and tho morcury Ia 10 to II below zoro. a
train which loft st. Paul OIL Tuoslny evening,
having on board Colonel Lawtor, Of Prairie tl,,
Ohicn, nlr. Williams, Of DoaNIoinos Bomo rail-
hs1i Toaa G}sisinS' }nsiaa end others thirty in a
freight train noar Colnpr, with n car
load Of voninon and flour, and othnrs
of coal, aB their only chance for food or fuel,
Efforts for their relief aro futilo.
a train from prairio du Chien, tho frat since
Tuesday, Is expected hero tliB evening.
to-day, five hours bohind timo on its return.
Tho Milwaukee Il Ohicdgo md Northwestern
trains wore not much bohind time. Night trains
arc suspended.
+ Ia still fenrfnlly cold and windy.
MILWAUKEE, jan. o.-lsoportB from Mime.
last night. Tho Iowa and Minnesota Divisions Of
tho milwaukee, l. St. Paul Roads l,ayo suffered
groAtly; folr or ivo freight tvaina nre blocked up
on tho road, and ono passenger trim imprisoned
between Conovcr, Iowa, and Nidgeway. Thoro
aro fifteen ladies aboard. .proyisiona md fuel
Tho drifts aro said to DO Us high as tho cars In
many places. All tho roads In Minnesota havo
suspclldet and trains will probably not bo run
until Saturday.
, 1873-01-10
LOUISIANA,
G0v1rnor TVRrmOt1lss Exceptions Filled
III the 1EllpcncfameMt Court.

v,....,~ vxro nsr,4. x,..u.rsx...,r, r,,,. -,
WI 1i1-os ~ ..r11otn.s 11Acep'iohls iac"
III the impeachment court
NEW ORLEANS, Jau. 9,-Goyornor Wormoth.
today, hy L;g ATTORNEY. Judre Howo nrcnnntnI
c1contiona - tho 1,n,,on chmont f,nnrt ni,o
Stii;. it ~ se atl,'"o'4o14S ~o"A'' "Ao
1oromIns 4nsas ~ . H. sytopsls, w! " ~,
night order of Dnrs1. mud ths tereio sezure there
under Of to state House at ocloclt IN tho morning
q pec o. ~ the United sates Massha VIII soers
tEa. aaey s' foaln possossion therooi oxendn8 nn4
aa''4R onna aaen peraopa as hof ennfoao: TINT
s!nco tue neenng OF tho legislature, on
tno otn o. nesomhes. aueh uhlawLl noseesslon
9aa posn naintalheu. ana mrgo nnoer oL persons
dny elected memoesI excluded thereirom TINT every
assasea pofson H. entitled to public Impartial trln
mat eicn pabio ataifS o. sta1o wSh Is nnder fhe
hnwtvl snsrv ene'0u' anu eon'10l o' s"o arsal Aha
iue hecona Hrptes6 nRnnbt nnu opJeetH 70 tho poay
now aassmnon s IN mo stase houso, ssi,ng iseI tho
senate OF louisiana fof reasons that II was
b irau foscc hna violence, under cover OF said mid
hiRnt @ orNer;
lnat =. L: .. finchpaeS; WaoeG term OF othce e.
ptfea toy ana VINO ne!a no o!nco unacF tno STATE,
usnspsa inc aeat ct presiding elcGr oi the b2y 20
assemnlea, anu VAIN violence, 1saud' hhu WIN tho
connienanee ana ahaistAnee o. T. sala United states
hnrshal anu soluicry, refused a lawful senators who
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