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G1 NEW AND ELEGANT Inv
GOODS FOR FAIR-WEEx

Splendid supply Of DRESS GOODS. Mnrp>-
ING GOODS, BEADED CLoAKs, hc,. ~ ~.
and on the way. 90 u'ao
T. r. PRICE 4 co.
are opening their third supply Of IMPORTED, -,
DOMESTIC GOODS, to which the a,,.,,,, o "ka
citizens and strangers is called. u
DIAGONAL PoPL1Ss, FRENCH PoprIys
CAsHMEREs, REPS,
BLACK MOURNING GooDs-varlety;
BLACK SILKS, COLoRED SILKS.
CLoAKs and sHAwLs, Tycoon REPS.
BLANKETS, FLASNELs, SHEErrxcs
100 pieces BLACK ALPAcAs at 25c- 3oc o..
40c., Soc, to $3.50; "'s''
NEW PR1STs-all the last patterns. acos
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The RIGHT no Cory REGISTRATION Books.
The Petersburg appeal Of yesterday says:
Z We regret to sic that Jndye Guigon, of the
Musings Court OF kithmoId has wriittn o little
circular kiyg MS opinion on This question, In re.
spouse 10 num1fcus gulries addresspa 10 him. and
taking The unusual and untenaDie ground that the
registration books TIRE pubic records and that
cul!es OF the sae, ilrder Certain conditions, cum
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G7' FURTHER DECLINE IN PRICES.
DRY GOODS OF MANY DESCRiPTI ,I., AT
SINCE THE CREATION.


BLACK AEIAcAs At 25; 80; 50, %, q, 90 IS; S5i
iI25-Iaking the largest; cheapest; and best
stock Of A!pscas eyer offered IN his Is caty. IN
BLACK SILKS st $751; q = y 70; sl AID
This is ihe largest stock of Black Silks offered
Any 's s9Se biA Tar sERGEs SOC
EMPEE Ef ESQ c TH5 in all coors, at 80 and eoc
gLX NCTh GoHosH I'M of superior quality, at
RIAL II Ta fAi5gi DRSp TETA at 50 per yard
CoIUkED ALPACASin ali shades At 25c. worth
co23SHtD BALERMos in AL the new shades ,! at
soc per yard worth soc. These are wide goods,
and are decidedly the best bargains ever Oh
FRENCH xERlSOs in all the desirable shades at
AUs FsR. I.fsa CREPE of superior quality at
ESG GGi ISL NJ al and FRENCH BoMBAZINES and
TAMISE at extraordinary bargains. ,,,on,-
The largest and best assorted stock OF I1C COON
REPS at 23c. per yard. We guarantee THESE
the best goods in the market, and the styles are
BED ELAXKEgs at g. 1872 q - ~ So o., 80 p
SG sS2 9UrcaseG since The great eau Decline
col IL R:ESD BLANKETS from - ose G pair:
BRu U.s. Els. TAPESTRY. INGRAM, vENE-
TIAN, and HEMP CARPETS at great bar
vEE LIiIsTf TAPESTRY, and oIL-CLoTH RUGS
at s g%sT pPT 'Elsasc haa eGGeG5Troy
ASN,DR0 Kos; FRUIT uF-THE-L0oM,C CA
BOT, and AUBURN 3LEACHED COTTON at
pAVUT 'RLEACHED COTTON at 15c.:
WaMSUTTA Rl.EACHkD COTTON at 1G'5c:
NEW YORK MILLS and pRIDE-OF-TllE-" EST
Full P Iidlh h IL Sc tILLow-cAsE COT
wAMsHT 7 ana FKUlr-oF-THE-LooM Pill
Fuli- wid,h USBI.EAtHED SHEETING at 29c. /;
Bcs, fmIl-width UHBLEAClLD sHEETlSG at
Full i. witth RLEACnED sHEETING ut Soc;
Best full width BLtACHt siiIETlS -! 81 at $3.50.
WALIHAM AANDk oGS GIH: FGr sII -
Excellent nG DOMESTIC and 2Ac.;
NUTTINGHtM LACtS for CURTAINS tbought
at the large bankrupt salcl At PIC, &c, zoe;
Csc, 3Oc., 35c., Acc, Soc, 6Oc., 7oc anu : l
pei, yard. These are bargains but SELDOM met
NoTTi&GHAM LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 a
crR # Is two T"5GSs s siG and up to $50
WIZ iD0jW-sHADEs and fixtures for the same at
CORNiCES and BANDS for window-curtains;
LEATHER ana SILK BELTS in all styles. :,
HAMBuR RICH EDGlNGS In all qualities: Mc Ca. j
particular attention 10 the 10000 Yards that
CLAEKk'S and COATs'S sPOOL-UOIlON at
zoe. per dozen; ~ -, -, ,,
leading machines at 10 and soc. for paper OF
The i best sIACniGNE-oIL at Sc. botIe-ln large
bottles We have the exclusive sale Of This oil.
Elegant SASH-RlBBONS 1T aston.hingiy low
GRos-Gk AIN RIBBONS, in all widths and colors,
very cheap.
w. show the largest and best assorted stock In the
city at the lowest prices So when purchasing your
dry goods be sure to call upon
LEVY BROTHERS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
BACKGROUND WEIIE-sIklPED SILK
reduced 10 90c. i yard. DC 20
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MARRIAGES.

| Married on the 22t Instant, at Berkeley, James
| river. by rev 4. Wade, c. A. TAYLOR, of Rich.
| m,nd. nd VI. V. CRtNSHAW, daughter OF
| Joseph II. Cieushaw, Esq. No cards.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


DHAECON FOR SALE.-FOR SALE
Il low, very handsome FOUR-SEAT PHaF-
Ton with pole and shafts, ncariy new ana III per-
feel order. ABBY to MIR. otSliER. Ninth
oc27.3t between Main ami Cary stress.
E1uE STATE FAiH.-PariieS intending
1 10 have CAKE. FRUIT. and RI FRESHMENT
STANDS :tt the Fair GROUNDS can make suitable
arrangements on the most liberal terms. by calling
at my store. oc 20 81 I. Zihhr-h.
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10 o,,,ine by any one who makes proper spps ssc
10 ~ The registrars. The DaSpatcn s,ctio,,
wsrr tns,Iy with tina nti'u iraIlan trs, az ,hat
d ~. not only sympa,hizc vito inc sp nren,nent
aner,s nrptest but also agree WIN ne rnr,sirars
which 81 IS upheld. We fepe4, t ,s sa their
o resnorsibIe to The STATE" TO when mp nu,ent
hIn, ne such aud the mod titsone anu Josire
tsf,ers who for the purposes OF H,sc i sa vav-
=" Sni copfrs OF the no ksperhaps VIZ. rer,ssd
~ ,nniiatnp or garbing them - noun T c,,dnty
I'm all nrous.r emphasis aud Win as n'ie Si''
as can be possibly displayed.
The Fredericksburg Herald says:
.rbc DispntcA did great deal OF Sooa, I'D
,,,n,n l. q commissioner Pleas mus on satuIn sd
~ q did eectuay Plea ants 1er,a dnr
inf a smal sized request good aeHo po"u'i
was nscd uut the game was wei r'h II.
The Norfolk Virginidn says:
uwc are ourselv, OF the opinion that the snper-
,,sors have no right whatev t. make such tppll-
cati, ~ aud the registrars sh uld IN very case t
s,s H. fer the III In re ssrn that the DOCKS are put
I'm the sole carxc of re2lsir ,rs OF clt con WHO az
responsible for them, and FOR tue turin ,e .
ing If the Supervisors can claim to copy or otuet
q isc use them, any other citizen may cLnh :" ~
usewI.e and therefore de eat the ii'entoh Va an
law which cunilies these books 10 the regis rrs anu
eyacts Of tn, III the responsibility oil ihelr sai IT,
kceplng. IN this view we are q;iite supioi'cu w
The following remarks FROM The DtSpdtcn.
Tuere followed our article.]
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sPHtIAL NoTTCgs.

OF GRAND STOCK OF EsnT,sr-
sIFsass S hoE MEX hsD az
e CO have 90 unexamplcd STOCK Of fif ip.RtcJ
CAhSiMhh y In FkENCH, EgGIisuaH ms and
A,M a, .1;i !. GOODS; ViRGisiA aoSi and
dESILEMESis WOOL and MERrso r,nnn
hApIEs' WOOL and MERINo UsDypwy.n.
DERWEAR; 'iEhiSO US.
COKSETS, GRAVkTS, "GoSES,
RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFs En-
New goods every hour.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
October 20, 1874. :
ORDER No. /.

A Y Ohbl>ie 49, -
/. The troops will renort on Broad street OPP lj'
positc the City Hall ut $50 A. VI. THURSDAY IL
the both instant, fer paTad and review.
2. They will he formed at o a NJ, the corps OF
Cadets, Colonel Shpp the right: the Monticello
Guards, Capt Din Werten5aker: III" First Regiment,
Licutcnant- Colonel Whitehead and the Richmond
UowiIZcrs. 'autan Carter.
3, Thfy will move promptly down Broad to Jhir-
tecnth down thirteenth tn Min. up Main 10 Fifth,
down fifth TO Grace, down Grace to Eighth, up
tighth to Broad.
!. The infantry will then be transported by spr-
ca train TO the Fr-(iroUnds. and the battery VIII
march 10 The same point, the mounted field ana
staff with them.
5. At the FAIRGROUNDS The commardwlll again be
formed, aud one company viii be detached, Under
command of tho ajurant, to tasc possession OF me
review grounds and throw proper guard around
g. The command VIII then march 10 the appoint
cd place and be received by the communicable
chcf. His rXcetlency the Governor OF the CONF
ln"nwealth. at 1890 ?. II.
7. After the review the troops will be dismissed
In charge OF their comDtny commanders:
g. The reglmental staff of the First regiment arc
ordered to report mounted AT the pOin OF renucz-
vous at $50 The morning of tho parade.
BY order of BRADLEY L. JOHNSON, Colonel FIRST
Virginia Regiment. +. d. SthKhE,
mr. oS1t Atiutaut
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rs whole story. We need not add word
about it. The Patrons visiting our present
Fair have a good opportunity to supply
themselves wifi, Information concerning the
Order.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoE.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

THE FEET.-Go to DR.. SCHULTZ.
l. Twenty years practice here. Warrants TO cure
all cases of CoRSs, BuNIoSs, INGRowISG NAILS,
&C.. as also CANCER, ULCERS, and all CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS without pain. Once, No. 100 Main
street between Seventh aud Eighth, Richmond, Va,
se 25-3m
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STOVES, TTNwARE. 80.

4 GREAT SAVING or FUEL WILL
"A be secured with open crates by the use oi
The PATENT CORRUGATED FIRE-!AC
for warming two or more rooms. - can be put I'D
any fireplace without disturbing the lNantel o.
front.
For particulars and references apply 20 l.. A.
Crensllaw or the Richmond Store Company, or
j. D. RAGLAND, who will put tnerl no ana give
estimlicS oC o-ohH
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M II, LIE UNDEhS 'UN ED, agree 10
w close our Stores from II O'Clock a. NJ till 5
o'clock T. 81. on THURS DAY NEXT. The goth in
tlnt, IN order 10 allow 4 general attendance ut the
Exhibition If the state Fair on that dsv, and earn
SLY rec lnmcnd general suspension of busl-
lc.a throughout the city during the time indicated:
YANCEY, FRAhkLlN & CO.,
y. IT MARSHALL,
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
BENJAMIN BATES,
BaUGiiMAN BROTnERs s. CO.,
w. D. FLEMING,
i. NJ ID. NLhRKE,
PURCELL,LAnD& CO,
JAMES NJ. STEVENS,
RARWOUD & RITTER,
THOMAS w. kRESEE,
garnet F. WATSON,
STkATToN & MITCHELL,
". 8. DOMAIN 6 SONS,
ROGER & tJCCANCF,
JOHN y. GORDON'S SONS,
). r. ELLYSON,
s. NJ. ROSFNBAUM,
a. l.. Elicit CO.,
NJ. MILLHlSFR,
WEISIGER & CO.,
GhRbSEF, CARLTON & BALDWIN,
POWERS, BLAIR { CO.,
BLAIR & THAXTON,
ROBERT BEkLL u CO..
WATKINS & COTTRELL,
JAMES W. GIBSON,
u Wl \; d,i ELLEsrr & cRuMp,
r. ". POWERS & CO..
PAINE. CABELL & CO.,
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
RoBERT +. SWniRTHAM s. CO.,
WOODHOUSt & PARHAM,
WV. TRlBBETT. oc 2S.1t
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YOUR STOCK.

ALDERSEY Or JERSEY CATTLE; BERKSHIRE
and ESSEX SWINE: COTSwoLD, SHROPSHIRE ana
SOUTIlUOwS sIlEEP-all or The purrst blood, ana
sold M much less than northern prices Apply ut
the Frir-tit rounds or 10 WILLIAM L. KING, NO.
l422 Main street, tichnOna, Va or 10
A. i. ROWE.
oc 2S-d3t sw,Swlt fredericksburg. Va.
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The FREIGHT OFFICES at Richmond will be
closed on THURSDAY, October 29th, until 5 L.
VI. ii. Il. DOUGLAS,
oc 2S-W&Th2t Master of Transport, tou.
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Blunt. Bovee. Cage, Detiege, Greene, Glau.
. din, Harris. Harper, lngraham, kelso, Key.
! Stamps. Swaizie. Thomas, Weber, Wharton.
! Whitney-2O.
Nays.Alexander, Barber. Belden. Chad.
bourn. Crawford, Pollard, Sypher-I.
The bill Wa, taken up on first reading.
House bill No. 4. an act to incOrpate :he
Shreveport: and Southwestern RAILROAD
Company.
The constitutional rule was suspended
hy foug-:!fth, vote. the bill read the sec.
cni TIM. an': referred, 70 the Committee
on Railroad. and Internal Improvements.
In- President .xpl,ip-o his misappr..
i.:.:o.. ~. Tr. Nha.t.u'. paiu. of ORDER.
SO. reverse. ..i. decision "a 49, sane.
The .'... II: then called up the peutiif.
question I. suspend the .ules 20 ass Oh Sen.
.:e bill! ~" $50.
Til. Sena,. :,.'.s we're suspended. a.:
ne l,... .al.ci. II, or second Seadns.
The constitutional rule was suspende! b:
! {. tour-ti..hs s"te. the bill! yead in. seconC:
| time.
! Mr. Whaytss moved that the bill: DC 80.
:errei 10 the Committee on Finance.
! Mr.. Harris ;Goved. as a substitute. ,ha.
+; the bill ie yefeyred to the Committee on ia.
| dietary.
! Ma Wharton moved to lay the motto. c:
| Mr.. Harris on the tableS
| On cali Of the yeas and nays, the Seua..
| refused to table by the following vote:
Yeas-Bunc. Bouee. Brewster. Crawford.
Daigle. Detisge. Greene. T.. F.. Herw:g'
Pollard. SypheG Thomas. C"lschsi!' Weber.
Nhs:tOn-!k
Nays-Anderson, Barber, Bel''en, Black.
burn. Burci. Butler. Cage, EhadbourD.
GlauiiE. Harris. Harper. Ingraham. kels".
slasieo. Reg. Stamps. Swaziss Whi:ney-
Is
The Question then occurred on ssl- ,.c::'s.
30 :etes to the Judiciary Eommiaees
Referred 10 the Judiciary Toum!:..e ~
vote OF the Senate.
On motion Of MIR. Bovee. the Senate tiea
TOOK up the special order OF the daro
Senate bill No. $40. AN act relative ~
funding the floating Indebtedness .. :hs
parishes % this State. anlhautbo rizng tls
issuance Of bonds for the sames fixing tho
duties Of parish officers. and pro wding pews
alties for violation of the same
MIR. Barber made the point of order, thas
in the ories Of business the unfinished busse
ness On WHICH the senate was aCtlng at CnO
previous adjournment had priority of tho
special order and that the unfinished cSusSs
hess o: Monday was then inordero
The President decided the point as COTE
ing too :ate. IA by vote Of tho Senate:
Senate hi! No. 3'6 had been takea ..n. anS
wa. then before the Senates
;Mr. Stamps in She chair
The first section was reade
Nr. Whitney showed TO STRIKE o.s Sire
word. -and required" in :ius seyss.
adopted.
3l-. Hoyes submitted tie .o:.owias
amendment: To strike out ar after she wo:S
payment" in line fifty tour. ;iys: seet:o.o
to the end OF section.
jlr. Harris moved .osstfss.srno pe1!!:a. 10
motion Of Mr.. Bosee to strike Uu..
The Senate voted to- adjourn.
Mr. Stamps. in The chair. then announce!
that tie Senate stood adjourned unti:
Thursday. FeiNarr ~ 1872 at lfA. NJ
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sIcRI.uE COURT OF THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
a.CHAs, FRANCIS VS.. wYLYIaa =. i.rI.a
ct Ss>NO. 232:.

New er'taas November Al. I3e;
f1S MOTION OF 4. HOWARD MaNALEB ESQ,
~ 81 sounses for Richard Francis plaintiff ana
appelle" herein. and on filing an affidavit showing
shas since the appeal was taken in this case ana
curing the pendency of the same in this cOure
Edward Mitchell, one of The defendants and ave
pe.ants has departed sis life, that his proper re 20
iesentatlves have not come in and made theme
selves parties to the appeal and sat gley are = 40
known to the appellee
- Is ordered by the coufs shas H'sess ere pro..s
representatives of Edward Mitchell deceastd Is
"s inc defendants and appellants herein appeae
anu become PARTIES to this appeal thin three
months Sron publication in the New Orleans R.e
publican the OFFICIAL journal of the State a newso
paper printed at the seat of government the arc
peal herein wild DO dismissed or the cause heard
according to lave "S-~
hereby certify the foregoing to se seue ex.sa.s
Der, q. d. 1919 N"' -
In testimony whereof Z have hereunto set mo
hand and affixed the seal of this honorable court.
at the city of New Orleanso this ehrteents day "A
November. A. D. 1870
no26 de5f fe23s Depntv E1arp
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concurrence Of your honorable body in the
following concurrent resolution, viz:
ResOlced, That the Senate 10 hereby re
fuested TO unite with House OF Represent
tatives in a joint session at such tine and
place as shaIi be agreed upon by the House
and Senate. to hear an address from ex-
Governor patten. Of Alabama, on matters
pertaining 20 the Centeunia! Board OF 81
LaiiCe-
!e:y respectfully. &c.
JOHN w. EOXBOROCGH.
Assistant Clerk.
HcU.s ar REPARsESTAJtvs.i
New Orleans, February 10, 1874.
To 'l,- Hc.o..b-. P.esi,!cn: an: Members o! the
Senate
! All directed by 'is ;;,,;., :. 81. the
.: your honorable bod. 70 wee: :l-.n ~
: i. N. 20 dag ior the purposes u, ii-,,i.ia.:
~ an address u. .X-t.rt..no. ratteu. oi
Alabama. relative 10 -: .oateAa.A. expos.
ken.
Nc.v x spec'fn'v. c:r.
JOHN ". EVXBOHOCCU.
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II. CONQUEST CLARKE.

CRADLE body. relative to national guaran
tine.
| II Conquest CLARKE,
| Private Secretary.
| Mi. Denham. o; Carroll. chairman Of the
! special committee to wait on Ex-Governor
Patten. of Alabama. submitted the follow.
ing report:
! New CR,E.ss. February IS. 1874.
! The special committee appointed to make
! arrangements fox Ex-Governor Patteu. Of
! Ala bama. :" au,!Ie-s the Legislature OF
. Loul,lar . 81. Nh" -u' iec. cf the centennial
Celebration. :" b. isld IN the city ot Phila-
.e.uhl. i. . : have had the matter under
! co;ls!de.at.... and suomi: the following re.
per-;
You: ...l.i..te. called on Ex-Governor
Patteil. " 30 slgnliied his willingness to ad-
'ire,, Tie LIZ ,l-Iature AZ such time a. would
be mos: convenient TO; both house. Three
o'clock ,hl. afternoon was decided upon as
the time which would he most convenient
tor auci a ioinc session. 80 We therefore
recon mend that II. House adjourn a, three
o clock this afternoon fer tina: purpose. and
That the Senate De requested TO meet 18th
the House at that time
Governor Patterns addresses II behalf of
the centennial board Of finance have at.
tracted much attention wherever they have
been delivered. We therefore urge. not only
members OF the Legislature. but all the
other departments Of the State government.
and citizens generally. 70 attend the joint
session.
GEORGE c. BENHAN.
'. .. KING.
l.. 5. EODRiGCES.
Committee.
Which va. received ana: adopted.
Sir. Smart. OF Vernon. asked suspension
OF the rules to take 40 HOUSE. bill! No, ~.
entitled an act 20 regulate the election of
police Jurors in :h. parishes Of Sabine and
Vernon.
And the bill passed II. third reading IN.
der suspension o: the constitutional rules.
M. Benham. OF Carroll. moved the in.
definite posrponemert OF the bill.
Pending the motion to postpone. the
House. on motion o: Mr.. Demas. of st. John
the Baptist. adjourned unit! tomorrow at
eleven o'clock.
WILLIAM vIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
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MIR. Bickham, Of Washington presented
a memorial from Henry I. Buckholler, ask
ing to be allowed to adopt his son. which
was referred to the Committee on ju.
dietary.
Mr. Williams, of East Baton Rouge, pre-.
sented petition from Frank Huguet. Of
East Baton Rouge, asking for relief. ETC..
which was referred 20 the Committee on
Claims.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
on some futu,e aay they would Introduce
the following bills:
By Mr. Montaldo. Of Orleans:
An act to amend an act to protect inc
health of the city of New Orleans; 10 10
cate the stock landing and slaughterhouse'
and to incorporate the Crescent City Live
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In Bankrupfcy-No. l31S.

VIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES MOTTO,
= oi ms appointment IS assignee of the estat.
OF Henry +. Wade, Jr., of New Orleans n.rii ~
orleans ad!1dse1 .. bankrupt upon HIS strn ..
fer law, = Z. SORTON. Assignes.
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a joint resolution, originating in your hon
Die body. relative TO national quaran.
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81. -. 49, ..Es:r:S;.s a

Hog,a %, Ryr. z-ger.rl.r.

81: ".r;.E.i...-,...-
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UNITED STATES DIsTRICT CoI- DIT.
In Bankruptcy-No. S3Sf,

IL THE MATTER OF WOLF srrvEesrv,.
RCPT.
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CS&TED STATES DISTRICT YOURre
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
~ TIE NATTER OF MARY L. BURR BASyBsre

VfVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES MOTIFS
Mary A. Burr Of New Orleans parish AZ Orleans
and State Of Louisiana, adjudgea a bankrupt o.
fell 10 Il NOprnr A..:-a.
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HITED STATES DIsTRICr exTpr.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
!: T:s MATTER OF HENas :. %aot u,
SanKrupS
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age OF members and employees OF the Gen.
eral Assembly. with amendments. VIZ: On
page two. strike out all after the word
warrants" in line twenty seven, to the
word 'and," in line seven, page three: also,
strike out of the title all after the word
paid" IN line six, to the end of the title.
Respectfully.
Secretary of the Senate.
TN motion OF Mr.. Young, of Concordia,
the resolution was referred to the Commit.
tee on Contingent Expenses.
Mr.. Davidson, OF Livingston, moved to
take up House bill No. 203, entitled an act
creating superior criminal court for the
parish OF Orleans, defining the jurisdiction,
providing tor judge and clerk fol the same;
curtailing and further regulating the juris.
diction of the First District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. providing for jury COM
missioners and the selection Of grand and
petit jurors for the civil and criminal
courts. and 70. the OBTAINING of wit.
nesses in said parish. and defining the
crime nd punishment of grand larceny in
this State; and that it be made the special
order for next Monday.
Mr.. Gair. of East Feliciana. moved TO
amend by saying Monday week.
Carried.
Under a suspension OF the rules. Senate
bill! No. $50. entitled an act to amend and
re-enact sections fifteen and twenty-seyea
Of an act of the General Assembly OF the
State OF Louisiana, entitled an act to amend
and re-enact an act entitled an act to es,
tablsh Metropolitan Police District, and
to provide for the government thereof, ap-
proved September IA, 1868, approved March
8, 1869, and to change the fiscal year of the
Board Of Metropolitan Police, directing it
to make estimates and apportionments; pro-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

Mr. Denhaln. o: Carroll. chairman Of the
special committee ~ wait ON Ex-Governor
Patten. of Alabama submitted the follow.
ing report:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-05

THE RETURNs.-Up to a late hour
last night the returns of the State
were meagre, but it is conceded that
the Republican Legislative ticket is
elected, ensuring the election OF a
Republican United States Senator;
also, that VIM. WOodburn, the Re-
publican candidate, will fill the seat
to be made vacant by Mr.. Kendall.
Further than this no one man is
able to say, only conjecture. 1t is
feared that Gov. Bradley is re-elect-
ed, DIR. Hazlett not having carried
Storey county sufficiently large to
counteract the Democratic majority
of. the eastern counties. Ormsby
county did gloriously, yet it was
thought that county should have
wen three hundred for the Doctor.
The returns will all be in so that we
will be enabled to give them in full
on Sunday.