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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21

Legislature. The near sighted iudi.
y,duSls who thus complain betray q
deplorahle ignorance Of tho immense
mental labor, required to put the en-
ITO machinery Of State government
into thorough working condition un-
der the provisions Of Constitution 50
materially changed as to Utmost reyo-
luIioailO some Of the departments
AS a single instance, we point "a that
section prohibiting special legislation,
In a State 70 sparsely settled with II
large area Of territory. and Interests
SO diversified. it is peculiarly diff
cult task to frame laws involving lnell
Interests which will affect oil alike or
that will suit ono and not bear hardly
upon the other Nothing hut the
most thorough inquiry aud lree,t dis
cussion could accomplish it, and yet,
by general law, the thousand aud one
private bills tina. haYO heretofore b,eu
dragged into The Legislature have
been provided for and matters that
have hsrosofOrs occupied tho attention
Of our Legislators 10 tue exclusion oil
more important business, entirely cx'
cludsd, thus rendering biennial
session OF forty.GyJ days fully ample
fjr the transaction of all legislation il
fitlrC. This il the first Legislature
tiat has ever been known to 80 com
Plctcly and 6Rectually put into opera
ton the provisions Of . new Coustitu
ton in the short space of two hundred
and three days-Jix moaths and TWEEN
ty days. The Legislature which me
Immediately after the ratification OF ID,
Constitution Of Virginia, adopted il
1851, was in session over eight months
In CHANGING over tho proceedings o.
last session, We find that 30s bill
were ntr,dlccd in the Senate aut
26S in the ilouse-u total Of 666, nj
average of over three per day. Oh
Of this mass 236 Acts and AZ join
Resolutions wcro perfected and passed.
To give an approximate idea Of the Ia
Dor performed we instance the Judi
ciary Committee Of tho Senate, /,
whom was referred 262 bills, petition
and resolutions. CT this mass, 90!
) wcrc reported upon Con average .
more than one for each day, Sunday
incluted.) Out Of this large number
10 were originated by the Gommiler
and its individual members, and 81
BY the Chairman alons--makiug to
tai of f25. Thus It will be seen thu
q scat in the last Legislature was not
mere sinecure; and, although error
mayhuy bsen committed, We venture
to ask when md where legislativ
I body ever convened that did its worl
( more thoroughly, correctly aud in les
J time than did the Legislature Of thi
State for tho years 1928
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
Ex.aoYERNoR JOSEPH JOHNSON

We learn from Judge Brannon that
he visited, last week, this venerable
statesman, at his rc,idenco in Harrison
county. He has just completed his
cighty.ninth year; and his friends
will be pleased to learn that he retains
his mental yigOr and enjoys good
health. This gentleman, in lis SO.
reno old age, has the admiration ofall,
and is now truly without an oncmy-
enjoying the lovo aud respcc! of oil.
His character is adorned aud digniied
with tho possession Of qualities that
exalt him, and attach to him US IN ex.
ample Of genuine worth rarely equal.
lCd.. Unlike most old emeD, he not
only retains o vivid recollection Of
early events, but bis recollection has
no. lailed him as TO any Of general in-
terest, lie takes q lively interest in
the current news, aud is constant
reader of the papOrs-watching the
arrivals Of the mails with great con.
ccrn.
Ho was born few months before
the adoption Of the Constitution Of the
United States. by the Convention. He
is tho only surviving member Of tho
XVIllth Congress, and it was upon
the House Of Representatives of that
Congress, that an election Of President
dey6lyed. lie, with one other, scpa.
rated from !he Virginia delegation, and
although the vote Of tho State had to
be given TO William H. Crawford, he
cast his vote for General Andrew
jackson. He is the only member now
to speak Uf his boosted preference for
that distinguished character of iron
will aud rCsistless power. 1t is now
within few days Of half century
since Governor johnson did this noble
oct, so triumpIantly indicated at the
ensuing election; and hO has since,
with unhesiiat:ng faith, maintained
character Of uufaltOring devotion to
Democratic principles. No alluripg
garb has ever diverted him from bis
convictions, or the path of duty. lie
commenced q servant Of tho people iu
the war Of 1872, and has filled Offices
ofthc highest dignity and honor, in the
most cyCntful periods Of our history,
aud bis character has never been re.
preached with even impuiations Of .
want of the trucst fidelity.
The Governors scat Of retirement is
on the spot where lie aud his ancestors
settled in 1s0l-,hCn almost o wilder.
ness, but now one Of tho most fruitful
and improved parts of the country,
rendered valuable by the thrift Of sue.
cessful husbandry and the developing
agency Of tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road. There, with tho calm consOla.
ton OF having discharged bis full duty,
hc will spend lis remaining days, at.
tended with the love aud dutifal care
of his daughter, Mrs. Minor, who did
the hOuors Of tho Executive Mansion
IN Richmond, when her father was
Governor.
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The Last Legislature,

Our cotcmporury Of tho Berkeley
Springs llereury, in reply to some un.
kind remarks us to tho last Legislature,
writes tho following article, which We
commend to thinking men as au able
aud truthful yindication Of a body Of
men who were more abused aud with
less cau,c, than any legislative body
that ever assembled IN this country:
l.EOisLG1ioS OF 1923.
Much gtumbliug has boou INDUCED
10 about The time expended BY tho last
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
Look Out for thcN New Sign.

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cn;, co"r, II R,o H cal,nly Vii ali In
front ofib. CoVr, iiUuSs Sf iirsxtop county
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
", O. BENNETT, J. W WOsEispts.
LERLSC COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DESIRABLE
Improved Propertyand
Farms Fer Sale Z

The undersigned Offers for sale the follow
ing real estate
Tor 3.-.PAR1I, one mile from Glen
vile. 100 acres 40 acres under cultivated,
and rs acres backed and dGadened and in
grass. The tract Is we'll waterel and tim
bercd, and has upon 1t fine orchard, log
house, stable, &c. Price Sl,0O0-ene-
fourth cash and the remainder in four equal
annual iustalments. Title indlsputAble.
LOT 9rd-A large HOUSEin HeSton,.
suitable fol Hotel purpose. l0 rooms, In,
cue order. Good lot and elegant t,ablInR.
One Of The most public places In towa.
Terms very reasonable.
LOT NO. 4-AdeslrablO
GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, in q good neigh.
borhood, convenient 10 a GSho0l'houls and
church, containing
Three Hundred and Thirty.Trso
Acres,
one hundred and seventy-fve Of which arc
improved. ISwell waterrd by two running
streams and four never falling springs. Il
has limestone soil and limestone quarry,
II has on Il good twO-stOry frame house.
containing Ave rooms, MI the necessary OUT
buildings, stables, corneribs, &c. A good
young orchard and fine well Of most ex-
eellent water.
LOT NO. Dan elegan. Dwelling
IIOuSe and large lot In the town Of Weston.
This property Is situate on tho lower part Of
Main Street, and Is one ofthu most desirable
residences intown. Can be had cheap. IT.
liz perfect.
LOT no. GA very comfortable small
Dwelling House 10 Weston. Situate on
good lot-has stable, wtll,and every other
convenience. Will be sold at the extremely
low price Of 5000. half cash and the re-
mainder In one and two years. TiilepeTfect.
LOT NO. IA large and convenient
Dwelling House, and quarter acre lot.
Well, fruit trees, stable and every ronrcni-
enee. House nearly new. Situate 8 min
utes walk from the Bailey House, on the
Polk Creek road. Price 81 900 half cash
and the remainder In one and two years.
LOT NO s-Alarge House in the town Of
Jane Lew, suitable fora
NOTCH
II Is nearly new, well finished, has seven
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
II Is situate upon an acre Of ground, on
which Is new two-story building, suitable
faF
STORE HOUSE.
This property ran Se had at very low
terms. Title perfect
W. C. BENNETT, as cOnlmis.ion,r of.hs
Circuit Court of Lewis county, has also
1 Tors sol of UAlarpRoTED LAND
for sale, situate on Sand Fork Of Leading
Greek, In. Lewis and Gilmtr counties, aver
aging from seventeen TO two hundred acres
Ia quantity, and belonging 10 the estate Of
Minter Bailey, deceased. These lots are rich,
situated IN good neighbethoods, and will DO
sold cheap They present. 10 men Of small
means favorable opportunities Of obtaining
homcs.
Nc The title to all tie lois offered BY us
is lndlsputable.
ForfLrthsr information apply to
Bennett & yyoflindin,
Weston, w Va.
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A1
@Aaaga@g's

8 Tons of Iron. all sizes and kinds,
Ar CnALFAST's-60 Kegs Nails, all
sizes, !.
AT 0lAlr4Sr's-l5O bushels Field
Ar GnIlrAxq's-The celebrated Water
Drawer,
Ar CuAIrAST's-Buckcy and Hook.
ing Corn Shelter,
AT CuALTANT's-Tho PiItsburE Iron
Al CnAlyAS4's-The Ohio cultiva.Or,
Ar CHALT4Sr's-BuckCye and AmcG
Cider Mills,
AT CuAtTAST's-Nutts, Bolts, Open
Links and Hinges by weight,
AT Overwhelmingly Straw and
Corn Cutters,
AT CuALIASFs-60 Boxes Window
Glass and Putty,
AT GuAtyASr's-BOripg Machines and
Carpenters Tools,
AT 0nALYASF's-COpper, Brass aad
Porcelain lined Kettles,
AT CuALTAST's-ShOemaksr's Tools
and Sundries,
Al ChaJdRes- Blacksmith's Tools,
At Gaa!faHt's-A fac line Of Cutlery,
AZ ClqJaas.-25O School States, as.
sorted sizes,
AZ Gha!tanes--whO kespsa frst.Class
Hardware Store.
Al Chaltaats-1 barrel each, Mineral
AZ Cha!fanfs-Lamps, Lanterns and
Chandeliers,
AZ Caaymfs-paiuls, Oils, Dye
StufEs, and Pure Fish Oil,
Paint aud ochre,
that line.
Gun.
You eau get good Pistol or Gun
Trimmings.
You can gssa GrindstOno or replace
a lost Key.
You can &c. Brushes of all kinds,
Lime and Cement.
You can get a Wood Mower, Rake,
or simple Open Link.
You eau get Blasting Powder, Fuse,
Lead aud Caps.
You can get Pillow Points, Mould
Boards and Stoves.
You can get 10 cent cakes Of Soap
for S cts, good Syrup IS cts.
The best Tobacco one.third of from
any prices charged in town.
The best Y. II. Tea at what paid
for IT, 0Octs per ID.
wish 10 relinquish the Grocery
business and stick to my Legitimate
trade, and build DIP in your midst what
is rcquired-a First Glass Hardware
Store. Yet 1 am compelled to dabble
in goods out Of my line, as other mer.
chants dabble in my legitimate trade. |
atm making such arrangements as TO en-.
able me to supply you with domestic
goods OF lower rates than you have ever
bought them.
cannot be undersOld-I cannot bar
tor and trade for customers.
! cannot consent to sell my goods on
IL months timc.
l can and do consent to sell goods at
the lowest prices.
can and DO say none ean undsr.ell
me legitimately.
lean and do say warrant anything
sold BY me.
Iwillhere cay to the people of Lewis.
you know me-let my past record IN
tho Drug trade be your guide in deal,
ing with me in my new line. will
stoop TO no sophistry to gain custom.
| AM thankful quot in an empty sense)
to The people for the past. and assure
them | am as ever, Yours, s.,
FRANK vi. CMALFANT,
kAfEcT MA IIAIltIrN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
HENRY DRANNoN,
dec214w Special Commissioner.


Joseph Gilbert Nartlcn, defendant.
~ cHAxcrRY.
The object of.tllis suit 10 10 attach and oh.
tain decree TO sell certain lands, lying In
Webster county, cOnreytd 10 the defendant
by Que John BorlGnd FihIy and Jane b., bis
wife, by deed Of the 9Th Vi June, 1874, reeor-
dGd In the Clerks Office Of Webstr county,
10 lAtisty the demand Of the plaintiff herein
Tor nine thousand six bundled and eighty
dollars, on ave protested bills Of exchange.
And Il appearing BY Gtlavit filed in this
Gauge that the defendant lsa non.rsIidento Of
this State, tits ordered that the Iaid defend
ant do appear here within one month from
tae date Of the frs! publication hereof and
do what 10 Necessary 10 protect Ills interest
in this suit. TCstci
u. G. CONRAD, Clerk.
StOfer 4 Thompson, pa dec2l4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CoMMIssloSkH's orrtcr, \
Circuit Court LeViS County,
Weston, DeCcmber Is, 1874.
Gwinn Minter, administrator Of Jacob Min.
Ter, deceased,
Samuel ]. Nintet, Philip S. Cox, and Eliza.
bclh, his wife, GeOrgeE. Ball and Rich
ard u. Hall.
IL caASctRY.
The parties 10 the above meniioned cause
will take notice, that In pursuance OF orders
heretofore made 10 the Iild cause by the Cir
cult Conrt Of Lewis comfy, referring said
cause 10 Commissioner Of said Court, 10
take testimony, aud TO audit, statO and set.
tie the accounts between tie parties.
The Undersigned, IS such Commi,IiOner,
will proceed, At bis said olliCt, on the Attn
Of January, 1875, to execute said order Of
reference, and continue Tho same from day
to day until completed.
GU. BUTCHER,
dsc2l-4w Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
10, Ifyou want no, |, Gr.vsly Chewing
Tobacco, you can Sc, il paratths
dry CIGAR STORE,

ss> Ifyou want no, |. Grsysly Chewing
Tobacco, you can Sc, il panatths
CIPY.CiGAR ST0RE.
Ca~ Or # you Eant Golden Twist pressed
Or round, come aud gslil.
"a Or IL yOn want Lyuchhurg, Navy,
Double Navy aud Chicago Pias Gu, Tobacco,
come and get Il.
"a or Il you want Home Made, real
Turkish, CapAsicr, KlllicIinick, or Porto
rico, Apricot, Manila, Ylrginily, Sweet
MursCl or Fun Bob Smoking Tobacco, you
can get II.
ssa- You want a good ultch-Vsll, come
and get il.
ES> II you want hNndioms impo RED
pipe, 10 twelve diheteni srWi you can getit
jjss> You can get stone pipes al1eR' Tor
sa. Would you like 10 get some Scotch
snlii2 Always keep ii Oh hand.
va Or II you wasn't 10 get little kapee
Sauif Tor a cold, cunl' trd buy it.
snar II there Is aBytninE In the way Of
Smoking, Chewing UrSnSlhDg, ills always
10 b. had at the If
CITY CIGAR STORE.
10 Did you see my HAVan sah and Con.
neciicut ToSAccOl All my Cigars and Sto.
gies aIe made OF II.
IN. II you want 10 buy ChriItmas Glft
for your friend or sweetheart, get them 100
Ha;annahs, OF 100 Legal Tender, or 100 81.
mo1 PursS, or 100 fJt.cls Slogles.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
LAND SALE.
N. A. Itaskin,, Administrator of RylAad II.
Harris, deceased,

N. A. Ifaskin,, administrator ofRylAad II.
Harris, deceased,
Heirs aud creditors ofmid Harris.
IN CHASCERr.
Under decree Of The Circuit Court Of Lewis
county, entered the 4th Of September, 1874,
I will sell, a, pdble auction, in front Of the
Court House Ufsaid county, on the LIST day
Of February, 1915, being the hrst day Of the
February term VI tie COvnty Cour, for said
county, tract Of
75h ACRES OF LAND,
In Lewis county, on log Camp Nun Of
Rlnoheloo Greek, conveyed by Burton Des.
pard 10 llyland II. Harris, by deed dated
aOth Of June, 1900, aud owned by Harris at
bic death.
The purchaser mus, execute notes with
good security, PAYABLE In O, 10 aud 10
months, bearing lntetest from date aud The
little will DO retained until the further order
Dfthe Court,
HENRY DRANNoN,
DCc2l --4w Commissions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
OrC STATE UNIVERSITY.

:. university is al institution com
pr;sed Of colleges a: which are taught lite
nature. including the languages. dead and
living, abstract and applied science. and.
in a word, all tina: may he required to
comprehend the perfect education ard
development Of the intellect.
We have university. 50 called. IN this
city. Ii Is composed @: !: couple o: co..
lesses, the oae Of law. the other 0: medi-
cine. There is "a STAT. Seminary CT
Learning and Military academy" "L:ch
having been burned or. a: Alexandria.
has been moved into par: Q; Tie pea:
and Dumb Asylum building, .: Baton
Rouge. This military scloo! has been
breye:ed, %e know no: how. a. tie state
University" Both these Institutions
would tall very fax shov. Of constituting q
university. since many branches Of .ea.n-
ing are no. provided in either.
CUr system Of State education: docs not
comprehend university. Or. indeed. even
a collegiate department. The State Eoa:d
Of Education has control Of .'.he common
schools Of TIE State and such other HIGH
AND NORMA! schools as may be established.
and maintained by tie State The State
has pro rata representation: il aln.in:.;-
ton o: .le university and 4:,..ar: school.
gu. tie contro! Of these Institutions i:
conferred on State officers 9: .E:..o and
administrators a2.o:.:eI - lie ..ecu.
tive.
4 :ta.. sy.te:n :a:s. include un::a.s:: :.
collegiate and acacem;c.l education. 70
.;iec. this our two "uniyorsi.!e.' mus. he
conso..i4tei. They mus. DC enlarged: Is
add.Iora! departments. IAey mus: lie
strengthened. Wit. aid..;oz:a. ou.owmeass.
They mus: be u: under con:.o: Of IL.
estate Board OF Education tie :u:is-
.ict:on %: which :.us: - enlarge: 49,
co,Iiagi;.
Two .riaci:a: :r."s-:l: a:o ,ao,:1I %
complete Kills equalization. Ea:s.e. ..
them ". COS. the State :: dollar. They
will say. the STATE a4aca. thousands.
They Wi! assure Ii, people d: -.9u,s!o.a
(. t:-o.ous'. education. iron. :-c :1..,ae::o
the professional! diploma. They I'll. u;.l-
lie al! Tie popular intelligence applicable
to tie industries. Ills I'll! require:
!. To dose tie State military sc,.oo!
and .rans:e. the departments .. applied
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
GENUINE REFORM,

The tree Of reform has been planted in
Republican soil, and grows with great
| vigor. AS the case now stands, there is a
prospect for fair and peaceable election
next November. growing out OF two dis
tinct causes. One is the refusal Of the
national government to permit those who
cheated at the last election 10 profit by
| their rascality: the other that !. Reput.
lican Legislature has discovered that a
| large number of Democratic officers in the
| parish of Orleans are enormously over
| paid. and have taken measures to put q
stop to such i'll directed iberality. The
offices Of criminal sheriff. clerks and dis
trict attorney have been no doubt greatly
overrated and their value exaggerated,
but we have reason TO believe that one.
third the amount Of the fees received by
either Of the disciples of reform who now
reap the reward Of their active labors in be-
half Of the people in 1872. would tempt
much ADLER men to accept their situations.
Reform was the issue forced upon both
parties last fall and accepted as pledge.
but there was nothing, either expressed or
implied. to prevent the Republicans from
making a beginning at least with their op.
ponents.
While we are about it we may as well
say that many people suppose that a
mayor and three administrators would be
enough to run the city government. and
$4,000 for the first and $4,000 each for the
last named officers would command as
high an order of talent as any we have
yet been favored with. Also three police
commissioners would be ample. and they
should be men who do not require the
Governor OF the State to jog their memo
ries too often. \ careful estimate shows
that more than million OF dollars year
are paid in this city for excessive fees and
salaries of officers who are of no possible
benefit to anybody. These fat takes are
the prizes for which candidates contend
with each otherat thepolls and in political
campaigns. And SO long as a capitalist can
afford to pay $40. 900 or SO. 900 for an Office
which will make him rich in four years.
there is very little use in the press of
either or any party invoking the conven-
tons to nominate none but good men. \
good man" in political parlance. is one
who can pay the highes: price. ! big
reduction in the pay Of public offices will
go further TO keep our next election
squabbles out Of Congress than all the ex-
ho1tations to honesty and piety tina. can
be composed. Pu. them all on low "a
tons for a year or two. by way of expert
ment. and then revive some sort Of q jury !
system by which we can obtain convic-
tions 10. larceny in public Office. and we
shall hear no more Of ''poor Louisiana"
from hypocr!tical politicians q. home and
abroad. whose sympathies are stimulated
by seeing all the Profits o: Office in the
hands o: others.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
ROOMS OF PICKWICK CLUB.
FEBRUARY 1S, 1874.


Whereas the Pickwick Club having been in
formed OF the demise of thsi1 brother member
WALTER MERRIAM, ESQ., desire to express sol
him their high regard and affection.
During many years of intimate and social Tsla
tiousbip. they have ever recognized in him The
HIGHEST principles OF honor and the finest elements
of the gentleman.
In his devotion TO DUTY, county and friendship
h. course has been most worthy of emulation
uniting in his own generous person the MODEST
Qualities of a nature. beloved by friend and
stranger. and casting around the brightest an
pressions Of a yirtuous and dignifed character.
Taken from us almost at the sudden lisping OF a
moments good by ushered into eternity ere
the smile of happiness had fled from his eye or
the warm grasp of friendship had cooled IN his
palm he leaves TO as the heritage OF his virtues
and his goodness
Passing from life 20 death without mummy or
pang OF regret, like one who wraps the drapery
of his couch around aim and lays him down 20
pleasant dreams
As a token OF regard, therefore be i:
Resolved. That the Pickwick Club deeply Gepiore
tho loss of their esteemed friend and brother
member. 4. WALTER MERRIAM and realize the
void occasioned in its midst, never 10 be hlled
by another like him.
That We cOndoe with ms famliy IN their seVtfes1
affection. and pray 10 Join with them in their sor-
rowing for him who was all in all to them-that
the memory tf his virtues and his Kindness the
high regard Of his fellowcitizens are to them the
highest consolation that can be extended.
That with us his name will ever be cherished
with greensst recollection. Of d brother. friend
and man.
Resolved That as d mark Of respect, the mem
hers Of this Club wear The usual badge OF mourn
ing for thirty days. and that the elubroom and
building be draped in mourning.
Resolved. That these resolutions BE publis ned in
the daily papers Of this city, and that copy.
signed by all the members of the Club, be fer.
warded to his family.
y. NJ. OWEN.
H.SD " 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

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o: 'ne'I;hth Of ..rIl. ..u,nbcr tick. b. :oag
'as. b. j" ;fe Louisiana. STATE latter. v'.i.. .',.w
u" capital prize. $4,000. ON Sa..rd.v. F.b,u,ry
-, w. said 'c.e' hsvin. eos. '.Ie .u.. o. +, ?.
a, IA. office .. Fernandez ..lla. .,rr..
Ao'a. ana Cust"m'.U.- streets, and Cha. .be
amount was promptly 'a: on ;,..nt..io.,...
'.e-'' a; 'L....ic. % Ii. company
!ii.HM.NH NuI.N.
-" '!.Hha''. d@;H.e. Ga..tei. az: $.
- -~.--. 80. ;. 'rl3 .pi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

Many OF tie distinguished re;:es.a.a'.:. /.
ST other States who came to New C!.eaa.
10 witness the carnival. took occasion yes
terday TO visit the Legislature. amon::
them were Mayor Johnson and seve:a!
members Of the City Council o! Cincinnati.
and many of the legislatures o: Mississippi.
Alabama. and other States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

3: Dierpr. IN France. III. io!iow.n: no
lice LAS been issued by the police: 1.-The
bathing police arc requested. when lady
Is In danger of drowning. 20 seize her by
the dress, and not by the hair. which o::ea.
shines remains in their grasp