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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-11

Wooddell was referred to the Committee
onJudiciary.
y Senate Bill No. AS, on motion OF Mr..
Fleming was referred TO Committee on
the Judiciary. 100
House Substitute Tor Senate Bill No.
1870, appropriating $4,000 to deiray
Centennial expenses. On motion OF Mr..
Depue, Hon. A. j. Sweeney, one Of the
Centennial Commission, was granted
privilege to address the House upon the
merits of this bill. The bill was ordered
to engrossment and third reading.
Mr. Miller, from the Judiciary Com
mittec, reported Hrusc bill No 239, reg
ulating and fixing the fees Of officers re-
commencing its passage.
Also House Bill No. 90, amending
sec. u of chap. l45 of tae Code recon-
meAding its passage. ] .ai
Mr.. Stuart, from the Committee on
Private Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies, reported
House Bill No 253, IA bill regulating
levies upon and attachments OF the stock
! of joint stock and other companies
recommending its passage.
Senate Bill No. %, concerning auIhor-
titles of deeds and other writings was Or
| dered to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 40, concerning the eA-
animation OF parties beior tine Sou"'9
Cour: WAS ordered TO third reading
The rules were suspended and House
substitute for Senate Bill No. ljO-lh ne
! Centennial Appropriation Bill-w"s
taken up and passed. o ,,.
! The House took recess until clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment for recess. House BIZ No. lOl,
the School Bill, beng the special order
for two o'clock was taken up. some
amendments were made. The bill pro-
yides for State tax of Is cents on the
800 valuation Of property. An amend
men, to strike out Is and insert 10 was
lost by the following vote:
AYKs-Campbell, Carlile CornweIi'
Dyche, Farnsworth, FurgeSon, Fleming
Gattinger, Houston, lee, Jordan, Tough,
Mason. Mccullough, Morgan, Prichard,
Re,nolds lof Taylor,) Rogers, simpson,
small, Snldcr, Spencer, ssTaancr, Thorn
burg. Turner, West, White, Williams
% ~
Nors-Acee, Babb, Blakemorc, Chap
man, Chidrstcr, Depue, Dix, Hall, Hun
man, Kirtlv. Long. McEldowney, Miller,
Montgomery, Powell, Pugh, Reynolds
| iof Mercer, Roles, Sbinn, Short, Squares
stuart Upton, Vaughn, Wilson, Wood
deli and ZInn-2G. ,
| /, ,y,s ,,,racd In fix this bill rs special
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The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Mr.. Jordan Speaker pro tenn. IN the
chair.
PRAYER by Rov. j. Mex. Reilly, of the
Fourth Street NJ +. Church
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds of Taylor,
leave of absence was granted Mr.. Taylor,
u delegate from Richie, for one day
On motion of Mr.. Williams, leave of
absence was granted Mr.. Shcrt Of Wy
oming for the remainder of the session.
On motion of Mr.. Chapman, leave of
absence was granted Mr.. WEIGH for two
days.
Mr.. Tanner presented the petition of
the Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Order of Good TeuIp.ars OF West Nlr-
yinia, and also of {. 7. Butler and Is
others of Jackson county, asking an APP
nropriation 10 the Jefferson County Ag-
rlcultural College, and was referred 10
Committee on Humane Institutions and
Pnblic Buildings.
MIR. Wouddcn presented the petition
of Henry Barlow aud Is others of Poca-
hontas county, asking for relief for the
securities OF Samuel Gay, late deputy
sheriff ot Pocahontas. Referred to Com
mittce on Claims aud Grievances.
On motion of Mr.. Gettinger, House
bill No. 272 relating to the school dis
trict of Martiusburg, WAS taken up out
oC It's order. read first time and ordered
10 second reading.
The following Senate bills coming up,
were read first time and ordered to II
second reading:
Senate bill No. 1872, A bill appropri-
ating money To pay teachers in Normal
Schools.
Senate Bill No. 40, amending an act
giving the consent OF the Legislature of
the State of West Virginia, 10 purchase
bv the United States, the land within
this State for public purpose.
Senate BIZ No l26, II bill providing
for the taxing of dogs.
Senate Bill No. 49, relating to cases
docKeted in the Court of Appeals.
Senate Bill No l72, concerning the
Weston aud Westiork Railroad.
And Senate Bill No. l15, approprlat-
ing money to pay members and attaches
of the Legislature for the adjourned ses-
sion.
Senate Bill No. lS2, concerning e!ec-
tions by the people and tllling vacancies,
was ordered TO its second reading
The following Senate bills coming up
the second time were read snd ordered 10
"A third reading:
Senate Bill No. IS fixing the times of
holding the County Court of Writ county.
Senate Bill No. LOG, changing the time
for holding sthe Circuit Court OF the
of Morgan.
senate Bill No. 100, amending section
E, chapter 1870 of the acts of 1928.
senate Bill No. l59, in relation to limi-
tations against the State and SeRate Bill
No 10 repeating section II, of chapter
Is of the acts of 1928
Senate bill No. 40. on motion O. MT,
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL, ON Wednesday, the
| Goth day of December, 1875, in
front of the Court House OF Ohio county,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the iol
lowing property, situated on the west side
OF Huron street. between Goodrich and
Iine. Houses Nos. y and II, one contain
ing three rooms and kitchen, and one
Of eight rooms and kitchen. Good pump,
good cisterns and hydrants, and fruit on
ths lot, with all the necessary outbuild-
ingS. First lot 32xl25, and second lot
2iXl25.
The above will be sold separate or in the
whole, TO suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on
day of sale, or more to suit purchaser,
balance in two equal payments OF six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by
deco Of trust on the property for the back
payments. y. HEhNEf,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, l4Od
Market Street, Agent tor Mrs. Walker
Hunter. decOl
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FOR SALE.

rr,HREE HUNDRED ACRES VALUA-
BILE Coal Land, with river front, lying
south and adjoining the Benwood Iron
Works property. Also, so acres surface,
running from the river to the top OF the
hill, and known as the David b. McMech-
en- tract. There is on The property one
brick and two frame dwelling houses,
with outbuildings. For particulars and
ANDERSON 4 PAUL.,
uOyl Real Estate Agents,
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Public Sale.
AFIne Chance tor an Ice Man, Butch
er or a Brewer.

| will sell at public auction on WE'D
NESDAI, December 9Th, 1873. commence
ing al 10 clock II. M. ut the front door Of
the Court House OF ohio County, the Iol-
lowing property, li not sold before the
above date AT private sale Lot No. $40
situated ON the east side OF McColloch
street, around the hill, en- which is new
lee Ilou and Fixtures, just built, and
new Brick Dwelling House OF -four rooms
and kitchen; size of Lot, fronting on Me-
Colluch street l6i feet and running back
L. the middle OF the creek. The Ice
House is now rented from the LIST day OF
December, 1875, until the list day of Deccm-
Der, 1876, for $40; the purchaser will have
the right To draw the rent from the day OF
sale.
TERMS or SALE-TwO-thirdS Of the pur-
chase money paid in hand on day of sale,
balance in two equal payments of nine
and eighteen months with interest from
dav Oi sale, secured by deed of trust on
the property for the back payments.
For particulars inquire of Mr.. MARTIN
LINDEN, ON the premises, or of J. {.
HERNEE, AuCtionecr and Real Estate
Agent. No. llOG Market street, Wheeling.
W. Va. MARTIN LINDEN.
J. c. HERNEN, Auctioncer.
del0-eVs-it
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TO SENATORS AND DELEGATES.

We will be obliged to Sena-
tors, Delegates, and all 9TH
ers, who are subscribing 10
the Register, IL they will
promptly notify us when they
fall TO receive their papers.
by so doing, any irresulari-
ties will AT once he corrected.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II will be sent 10 any al
dress one year for 500. Valuable preIni-
INNS To cluu ,.enJs and 10 subscribers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Greer Il Laing as David h. DOnel and
others.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, in
Chancery.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling, rendered in the above
entitled cause, on the 10Th day of Septcm-
Der, 1873, /, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, Will, on Saturday, December
ttn. 1879. sell at the front door of the
Court House UfOhiO County, commencing
said sale at 10 o'clock, y. NJ, the following
described property:
The southern portion Of lot numbered
one hundred and Seventy-SeYcn 90 stu
atcd near the southeast corner of Eon and
sixteenth streets, in the city of Wheeling,
West Virginia. said portion OF said lot
fronts thiriy-One feet, more or less, on Ecn
street, and extends back an equal width
10 the east line OF said lot, No. III.
TERMS OF SAIE.-One half cash. The
balance in two equal instruments, at nine
and eighteen months, respectively, from
day of sale, with Interest, the purchaser
To give his bonds with approved security,
for the deferred payments, and the title TO
tie retained until the purchase money
shall have beed,paid in full.
II. G.. BARR,
Special Comm lSSioner.
JONI w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
The above sale is postponed To Sntur-
day. December IL, 1870. at ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. nOvl-Oawi.
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EcllcrJ Agent Atlas
lns Co
Lucas TlOS
Human Geo
Lesser j =
Miller Lydia
Martin ChaS
Marshall Eliza Mrs
Meyer julius \
Meek ia iah
McGce Mary
Nc hurry RObt
Mclaughlin Patrick
Mclaughlin Geo "
MC\igll Jennie j
turdY Amanda
Nick>On y
Norton IhOS
Otis Patrick
Ohriur Jerry
O'kcefe Prof
PrcntisS ChaS
PiCkIyd thaS Il
Philips Peter
Pugh Geo II
RumSay Minnie
Reed John "
RriStrr VIM
Ritt-r ChaS + >
Ransom Charlotte
Roach Jrriecuc Miss
Richard Aug Mr. =
Smith Sadie
Scott owen III
Srmhaw Michael
Strwnre Mary r.
sullivan Jas
snyder Henry
Schafcr Geo
Snydcr Geo
sherman X VI
ShOrirs Phoebe {
Smith /
saunders Emma
Skillman t,ms
Stewart Belle West
Wheeling
Smlth Emma +,
shay Dennis
Schulz r
Taylor Ida
Tenly Mary f.
Toothman JnSephus
Tuttlc Nell WtSt
W h5elinsl
Taylor +, X
SOltZ Geo
White Mary Ann
" Nilsson Geo
Wilson Lewis
Woods John
"A ellis X
Wilson Caroline VI
NJ.
Elliott & son
IulbCrtSun K Son |
Christ Smith n son /
RAWLlNG, T.. NJ.
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Trusree's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID made by John Nolan and wife, to me
as Trustee, dated the 29Ih day of January,
1873, and re, Orded in deed of trust book
No. ), pages 2l3 and 2li, OF the record of
deeds in the Clerks Office Of ohio County
Court, / will, on
Tuesday, December 2Sth. 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, sell at public auction, the follow
ing described real estate. situate in the
City of Wheeling, West Virginia, tO-wit:
All the right, title and interest of the said
John Nolan in and to lot mum bcred
ninety-three (a3) situate on the east side
OF Market street, in that part OF the city OF
Wheeling known as the Old Town of
Wheeling, rs laid out by EbencZer Zane.
This property is well i'm proved, and rents
Tor about $3.50 per year. said NOlan's intc-
braces the fee simple to the whole thereof,
except the north thirty-threc lS) feet
thereof, being the portion of said lot which
was conveyed by the said Nolan and wife
to J. VI. BiCkle by two deeds bearing date,
one January 2ith, 1872, and the other Feb
ruary 10Th, ISI2, and now of record in deed
of trust book No. !, Of the records OF ONO
county.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. The title 10 the
above described property is believed To be-
perfect, but selling as trustee VIII only
convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed OF trust.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Trustee.
AucIiOnCcr.
no25i TAYLOR Il BARR, Attorneys.
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EVERCREENS
NOR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

NOR CHRlSTM AZ DbtORATlONS.
Orders for Laurel and Lacapodium will
be received until WEDNEsDAI. December
18th. by JOHN II. ZENELY,
drcgh 1871 Market street.
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! = rmstrong rhos
, Adams III Mr.
/ ArmiStcaCi r 6 Col
| BerkS Adam
! BOuariuS Henry
Bennett Louis Prof
BOgCrS Esther
Bowers Nellie
BoyerS Mary
Brisco VIM
Brooks j w
Rraman Tim
BtSk't j X
Bishop Henry b Mrs
Bowman Wesley
Bell - VI
Bailey W III
COySin Nancy
Caldwell Mary Mrs
CarrOu Mary
Cable Rosa
Clark VIM J West
Wheeling
CulnpTtSOn W -
CUMMINGS Thus
Curncll Peter
Cochran DR.
Clark Elizabeth \
Chaliaut r NJ
Cunningham l. \
Davidson Mat III
Dickson Moses
Dunn Andrews
Dillon SalliC
Downing j VI
Ditlenb, ugh Mr.
Dunn LLAMA
Duoo\s RI
Dennis JOS IS l.
Evans ii /
EdSeTton T. l.
+ rnLler Mary.
rleihing W IL
EoSheS Mtta
Glbo> heN Mt
L,relie Henry
u;a =, 80, S,,rv
Hester Alargrrt
Harrison VI Mrs
Hardy DIR RS
Hamilton X
IInr,Irsty Aynes
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BROS. & co

Narnish, Window Glass and
Glassware,
No. l2ol MAIN IL, WHEELING,
- cases Concentrated Lye,
lOO " Matches.
barrels CARROTS SnufS
- boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Madden Print
800 Indigo Spanish Float.
p barrels CHIP Logwood.
% CHIP FuStic.
At LAUGHLIN BROS. * CO.'S.
100 ounces Quinine. PowcrsV Wcightmm ;
~ Sulphatc MOrphia.
- Nitrate silver.
~ Strychnia.
For sale ut LAuGHLIN BROS&CO'S.
5Opounds Chloroform.
~ Bromide Potassium
- Calomcl
- IOdid" Potash.
20 Fluid Extracts, TIldcuN.
~ " Solid Extracts, do.
20 bottles Sugar Coated Fills.
- dozen iXcrs.
At LAUGHLIN BROS. & cos.
- dozen Bakers cod Liver OH.
- Hairs Lung BalSnm
- Jaync'S EXpoctOraut.
- Ayers Cherry PcriuTdl.
l,uu d" ESScncrS-CiunumUu 81.
10 Bat"man Drops.
so GOdir"y'S Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica GrugrI,
Al LAUGIILiN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
1900 pounds Grain Pepper SINGAPORE.
so Cloves.
40 AllSpicr.
2DD Nutmcgs-Guv,rum,
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NOTICE
NO COUNTY COURT JURORS.
LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| 4 the roStoflice at Wheeling, ONO coun-
", West Virginia, unclaimed, saturday,
December llth.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letter,
a. ,,t1t
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
First Presbyterian Church.

Services in this Church tomorrow, at
l0l a. NJ, and at 7P.N, decli
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NIGHT SESSION.

The House met at I o'clock, pursuant
to recess, and discussed the school bill
No. l9l-uutll 8 O'Clock, and adjourned
without finishing it, 1t was made the
special order ior 10 night.
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uorSE OF DELEGATES.

he House met pursuant to adjourn
1t, Mr.. Jordan Speaker pro tenn. IN the
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The very best wOr d one at
the very lowest figures.

Estimates and samples furnished on
short notice. Give Us an order and BE-
convinced
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

THE Congressional Senate Committee on
Railways has rejected the claims of all
those except that of Tom scott's Southern
Pacific, which was to have been considered
yesterday. The existence of this Congress
terminates on the fourth of March, and
Tom Scott has little more than a month in
which to accomplish his aims. Many Con-
gressmen are towards, and will be anxious
to evade a vote 1t is another International
in another deliberative body, and many Of
its members would gladly transfer the
question to the Supreme Court, or any other
tribunal that would relieve politicians of
responsibility to constituencies.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S EsEc1-

The kilograms show that Andy johnson
has been elected United States Senator by
the Legislature of Tennessee. This is as
we had supposed and predicted. He Is
great man, and bis power wiz be felt in the
national councils. It is hoped he will exer-
else this power to the ends desired by the
people who have elected him to such posi-
ton Of trust. He has wavered often
in the past; he has committed some
gorgeous mistakes, and even crimes, but it
Is hoped that he viii now devote the fu
ture 10 the faithful execution Of the best
interests Of those who have honored him.
The South needs the services of greatrmen,
and Tennessee viii, no doubt, see that
Johnson does his duty. A few years will
probably correct the errors Of the past, and
give the people of the South reason to
think that he has fully repented of his sins
against them.
The wires also state, that, besides the
election Of Andy johnson, Burnside has
been elected in Rhode Island, and Ran
dolph in New Jersey. General Burnside is
well known in the history Of New England
politics, while Randolph is a staunch and
reliable Democrat. He is a gentleman OF
marked ability, and will add decided
strength to the party in Congress.
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DAVID CROCKEFT's INTELLIGENCE.

An absurdly foolish speech ascribed to
David Crockett is going through the news
papers. It is devoid Of wit, and simply
stupid. It is needless to say that in this the
intellectual vices of Crockett are grossly ex-
aggerated. He did make a brief speech
when leaving Tennessee, and spent night
Of revelry before bis departure, on the
Chicasaw Bluffs. He stood upon barrel
when called for by the mob, and deplored the
result Of the. then recent election by which
he los. his place in Congress, and said that
it was an Intimation that he was hardly
qualified for the position he had occupied.
Therefore he proposed to go West. Some
one interrupted him rather rudely by say
ing ''you are right, old fellow" and then it
was that Crockett replied with infinite good
humor, ''Yes, my friend, that the fitness of
things may be perfect, you may go to h-ll
and I'll 90 to Texas" Crockett was man
of excellent good sense, of infinite humor
and incapable of such stupidity as almanac
makers, and tins supposed speech beginning
'Fellow-citizens and humans, would induce
us to ascribe to him. He was born on
Chucky river, in Washington county, in
Eastern Tennessee, and had seen much of
the world, though little of books, when this
speech was made-too much to have made
it as reported.
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TIM Washington letter-writer for the
Pittsburgh Leader tells the thinnest possible
ory. BE would have the world believe
thas some Eve or six years ago = seedy, des-
peEnte young Alabamian attempted 20 shoot
Grant, on some obscure street in washing
ton. One DR.. charlesH. Bowen interposed
his valuable body most opportunity; the
assassin hesitaled; Bowen seized him; the
Albanian rsn s--of course he did, As ever
happens IN al these yankee novelties ;
ne Bowen bowed himseli, seized the PTS.
toi, ana when be looked up Grant had
made tracks. Bowen never said wora 70
Grant or Grant to Bowen, about the nice
little affair, bat when fhey meet they a.
unys look hard a. one another We
bsliere this last pagt Of the story. Grant
IS always booking hard
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SHERIDAN was ordered by the President
''to assist Ames." Ames wanted the me-
gro Crosby made sheriff at Vicksburg, and
he was put in Office by bayonets and Flana-
gan ELECTED. And yet Grant denies re-
sponability for the outrage, and at last We
have the Federal despOt not only controll-
ing Legislatures by force of arms but abso-
lutely controlling the action and organiza-
ton OF courts. In what is the despotic
authority of Grant restricted Is he not
supreme master of States, courts, Legisla-
lures and of the people Are we not
slaves
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

COCOA bill was introduced in the House
yesterday by DIR. Stuart, Of Houston, which
should become alaw. It proposes a meas
ure which the STATESMAN has discussed a
good deal of late, and which is decidedly
necessary. We refer to the bill doing away,
to great extent, with jury service. Such
a law will tighten the burdens of suits, and
in a very great measure destroy the ocCupa-
ton of professional jurymen. 1t is re-
formatory measure which should not fail to
mass.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

CLAYTON, Mcclure, Brooks, and the mob
of thieves who came down upon the hap
less State of Arkansas just after the war,
have cost the State Treasury something
more than seventeen millions. Besides
this, they have stolen and wrecked two or
three railroads, and bankrupted every
negro governed town and county in Arkan-
sas. And yet just such rogues as these
Sheridan would uphold IN Louisiana.
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If army officers, as is stated by Northern
papers, generally approve Grants and sher-
idan's deeds in Louisiana and Mississippi,
it would be well Tor the Democracy Of the
country to consider the propriety Of abol-
ishing West Point as a great public calam-
ity. The army, as itexists, is great burden
upon the people, and may yet be deemed an
lnsnfferable nuisance.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

VERY many Of those newspapers of the
State that think for themselves and are not
absolutely enslaved by partisanship, that do
not belong to any railway ring, or are will
ing to do simple justice to Western Texas,
have changed their tone of late and now
assent to the measure of justice considered
by the Legislature. The Hearne Enterprise
is ''glad to see the disposition manifested
by the Legislature to settle matter too
long postponed"
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ATTSTLEI
THURSDAY. :. JANUARY %, 1875
10 SUBSCRIBERS AND CORRES-
PAYMENTS

Persons writing to this Office in relation
to thdr papers or business, will please state
the postofice to which the paper is, or will
be sent, or the answer must be mailed.
They will also state whether they take or
desire to take the DAILY or WEEKLY.
BY 50 doing, much delay and trouble will
be avoided.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

IT leaks out that Grant has interfered to
prevent the access Of the negro Pinchbaclx
to his seat in the Senate. Grant wants
Casey, the brOther-in-lav. to have Il. To
be beaten By a negro enragcs Casey and
Grant and If Casey be elevated to the place
Sheridan may 60 on to Cuba. and Grant
suffer law and.right and the people to gov
ern Louisiana
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

ALTHOUGH tive of the three Congressman
selected from the full committee to report
upon Louisiana affairs are Republicans,
their report was so utterly unsatisfactory to
the Radical majority Of Congress that the
whole committee wall now undertake =
thorough investigation, and KeIlogg's and
Sheridan's acts may be carefully white
washed. The fate of the Radical party de-
Ponds upon this result.
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Wnv don't the Democratic Legislature At
New Orleans elect Casey to the Federal
Senaiel By no other means can Kellogg
and he bogus Radical government be de-
throned. 1Iakea trade with Grant through
Casey and everything win Be- lovely.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

I" We Favor the Calling OF a COnstItu.
sionai Convention BY our Next Leg1s-
Iature. ',-Dsmo1ntie Platform 1873.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28

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received feurteen Thousand dollars q the
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