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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
nus ocn neriGieo cnca etaatcm.

Man i6reibt uns aus Gebar gluiiS,
Saunbers Co., Rebrasfa: Was Die Seu>
ldrefen anbetrifit, 10 fOnnen mir ben Ters
Iuit nod ueri9mer,en, ben ie bier in Der
@esenb setban baben. Omar baben iie i'll
BEN @drten fat gqes, nit @usnabme Der
&artofieIn, Die aae peri3ont bIieben, ses
~ireiien. So9 @eisen, !Safer uno @erfte
baben lie bios am 9fanbe Der 5elber bart
mitsenommen. Oas @eli9forn mar fat
sans absefreien, bod 1T es in ben Iebten
8 Sasen wiber 70 scpa6ien, baB oa no
man eS Dor &ur;em ni9t piliisen fonnte
obne es susubeden, es beute i9on wieber
2 bis 8 SUP bod lit. @enn feline Seus
i6reden mebr na9tommen, tOnnen mir auf
cine siemli3 quite Grnte re9nen. Bonn 10
bis Is SUM tamen iie pom SiSsSi II. Sos
gen in norbwe itli9er &i9tuns iiber uniere
@esenb. Gle iibernadteten bier, nabmen
Sribitiid ein uno ;osen Sann weiter. Die
3uriifsebliebenen tOnnen uns I'M aQsemeis
men ni6t mebr uiel i9aOen, obi9on iie eins
seine Selber siemIi9 bei3abisen.
OiebSien OemofrateninS Ohio
baben hie Gntbetan9 sema6t, baB Der re-
pubIitanii9e @ouuerneurssG anbibat 9apes
i'm uOrisen Sabre bas bubble Siimm6en
uon %iinibunoert Dollars sur 5OrSeruns
bes @sibsrfelbsuss b%eiiteuerte. Dus @eIo
wurbe an bic Semperenss9ose 81 Fremont
besabIt.
@%ouperneur SiIben BON New y.
bot pom ben $50 Bills, bic ibm mad Der
gertasuns Der gesisIatur Sur Brifuns nnb
@enebmisuns iiberIaiien waren, so nit
benz 8etO beIsst. 6erner bat er uon ben
2s7 Soften Der iosenanten 9erwiaisunsss
Bill 81 ssitriden. aIuf bieie @eiie bat
Serr GiISen ben SteuersabIern bic Summe
uon nabe;u brei MiaiOnen seipart, ebne
baB baburd bic 0fientIiden Sntereien irs
senbwie beeintrd4tist wiiroen. Die New
Dorfer baben in Der Sbat CUTE llriade, iid
III ibrem @ouuernsur Slid gu wini9sn.
CHARLES 6raneis @b 8 r.,
iaste iansft in elmer Sorleiuns, baB felt
1871 l2o, Ooo, 900 gafasiere innerbaIb
Der gren;en bes Staaies Mafa9uietts
bef0rSert wOroen ieien, pouon nur elmer
setObtet puroe; baB Semano 1924, oOo, 900
Weilen reiien Tonne, sbe er einen tOotli9en
nnfau gu serpdrtisen babe-baB oemna3
%, 600, 600 9eute ie Is WeiIen reiien biirfs
ten, ebe cine setObtet wiirbs. OOer UNI elm
amberes SeiipieI gu seben: Cine perion
Tonne uls pahasier 500 Meilen per Gag
in MuHaduistts reiien uno Bel 70 Sabre
alt perSen, sbe iie bur9 einen llnfau auf
Der Giisnbabn setOotet wirb. Die @efabr,
semorbet gu werbsn, 1T unsIsi9 sr0Ber.
Sun Sa5re 1878 batten bic Giienbabnen I'M
Staate %, OOo, 600 Yahasiere befOrbert,
uon wel9en einer isin 9eben perlor, w6bs
reno i'm ieIben 3eitraume in Bottom 5 Ser.
ionen sstoStet wurbem Sur9 Sallen auf
Sreppen, Z Perionen bur9 bas Salen aus
Senitern. Sin geweis, SaB IS cine nun:
Seruole GrrunsenI6ait senannt werSen
bari, oaB man bsatSutase nit 10 GROCER
S6usuisteit, aber aud nit FOLDER elders
belt reii..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
@cmeinnIbi9cs.

YrIfung Ser Idererbe. Sin
redt sutes NfitteI, BEN unsefdbren @ertb
Der atercroe beltimmen gu f0nnen, lit bas
foIscnoe: Man nebme cine belle, mebr
bobe als weite @lasflai6e nit mSaIi6it
GROCER Scfinnns, lille lie sur SdIftc nit
Der 81 nriteriu6enoen grbe, sisbe 10 picl
Seitiuirtes @aiier baraui, baB ii6 bic Grbe
poIltdnSis a%niloien fam unS i9itte bann
SaS 9an;e tiidtis UNI. Sobann laiIe man
Die 6lai9e sans ribis unb title iteben unb
mon miro mad GINGER i3eit finben, Sab ii6
Die I6wsriten @~eitanbtbeile Ser Grbe, aIs
Sanb, Sebm, Sbon, II. +. NJ. ibrem @es
'pidte na6 pon unten mad oben i6i9tueiie
abIasern. Die Ieste Sdi9te mirb bic
Ieidteite, Der Sumus, iein. slus Scr Oide
bieier S6idten miro nun Der llnteriu9enSc
10 SiemIi9 peuisitsns ben .@ertb ieiner
Itereroe uno Seren @ebalt on SanS, 9ebm,
Sbun unb Sumus bsitimmsn tonnen.
Gin perninftises Wort. Die
vGuraI WOrIb4 iast 6olsenbes:
Der 6armer, peIder iein 9anb pom
etpa 100 ader bibid eintbeiIt, einise alder
fir @eisen, einise fir &orn, far Safer,
@erite, RartofisIn unb Riben reierpirt ;
baneben cine orbsntIi9s @ieis bdlt, iomie
As Gder NIT aspfeln, chen 10 uieIe nit
Sirren, Efriiden unb Suitten beplanst;
enbIid Elm babes 0usenb &ibe unb uiels
Iei9t $50 quite Sdafe bdlt-pirb iid
bOdit wabrideinIid better iteben i'm @ans
sen, als berlenise, welder ben srOBten
Sbeil ieines SeIses benz @eisen ODER einem
anbern Ieitenben Hrobutte weibt. 8enn
irsenb cine Grnte febli6Idst Ober einen gu
s~erinsen Treis ubuirft, werben bic anoeren
bafiir binreidenb entiddbisen."
Hutirli6 iinb bier Die Bobenbeidafiens
beit uab ionitise 0erbdltniiie Don sroBem
@infuie, benen AUDI Hidii9t setrasen
werben mnB, benn aud i'm 3anbbau bat
bas 9rin;ip Der slrbeitseintbeiluns weitses
benoe Sebcutuns.
Mittel sesen ibIe @erI9e.
Man i6neibe swei ober brei 3wiebeIn aus
chamber unb lese iie auf einen Geler auf
Ben goben bes @sna9es. Sic siebsn in
unslaubli9 fur;er 3eit ale auSbinitunsen
in ben &%ranfensimmsr on ii9 uno iinb
ieoenfaas ben sep6bnIi6cn &au9erunsen
por3u;u;ieben, nel6e Die iiblen @erii6e
nur bebefen, aber ni9t pertreibeu. Man
ioate Die Swiebeln ale feds Stunoen we9s
ieIn. Die Gsppter wenSeten bic 3wiebsln
gu bieiem Swede idon an unb I'M Mittels
alter saIten lie aIs Elm tSauptmittst sur
Serbituns bon Gniteduns BEL Geit unb
..noeren Seu6en.
Oe9en Sranowunben our6 abs
9%eiprnnSenen Pbospbor wirb iolsenbss Ser:
fabren empfoblen @an made ii9 iofori
@itartcs SooawaHer unb Oabinein battle man
bas @Iisb. PbOspbpr sebt ndmli3 nit
SOoa isbr lsi6t cine demiide Ysrbinouna
Elm uno bilSet pbospborlaures 9tatron, einer
sanS uni6doIi6en Stoii. aae bic Sieiem
Rut6 ipIsen, wsrOen ii6 iiberseusen, BAT
oas llnsliit pbne ale ibIen Jo!3en Dor
iibsrseben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
o a;cttc.

Sn Seuti6lano itreut man bdufis bas frii6
.9eI6nitten Gras in @ebinbe pber Salen
nit l 8funS Sal; auf lie 100 BIB. sen;
cs entitebt baonr6 cine Dirt ;dber teisiser
Maiie, ipel6e oas gieb iebr germ friBt unb
Die Elm iebr uertbpoues Sutter eraiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
@etl(a(6e
- 0 IL
Or. geter S&wino,
(aus %9uyemburs)

(aus 9~uyemburs)
bell. l6limms Sdnts, g1uuttn aler Srt. ~fslcneers tnrA
GlintenfhiNe rtruriaGte, rIute grlfe bel 5rauen, ihrers
Gnt;aneuus. innere 3urtsuItdeen unp ~ferspbulSls arari.
betsn, ME perirerne @lieter. S6renunsen an irsene tinsm
at.ils bee SSrpsrs. 3abnpst, unp i6linmsn sails aud IL
Is Gin uni6dgbarss Ssilmittsl fur nit Gnt,insuns Der Gin
eefrsies ~ttbaftete @t6nertnnsn, fir ihlimms Nustn, fur
Sluttiaen bel frif6en Nunssn u. ale Grten f6rtrr Nunetn.
preis : Gar erpee Spren sf.00. - Mittltrs so Cts. -
Sleine Is Gents.
~, h.ks, L.;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

"IIow would you feel. my dear, II you
were 10 meet wolff" asked an old lady
Of hsr little grandchild. with whom she
was walking along lonely country road.
80 grandInamma. should be 80 fright.
eneil" was the reply. "But should
stand in front o. you and protect you.
said the old lady. "would you. gran
n.y." cried the child. clapping her hand,
with delight. "That would DO nice
While the wolf was eating You should
have time 10 run far away"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

JOKES went to n theatre the other
evening. The play was bal. the acting
worse. On all sides Jones' friends were
kissing both. "You take II comfort
ally. Z" said friend TO Jones. 81 came
in ON an order. and I don't feel at lib
orty TO express an adverse opinisn."
was the reply. Presently, however.
Jones roso hurricdly. indignation IN
every lino Of his face. "By Joye.
must go out and pay" he exclaimed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

AxrkNrs WARD was one day lying up.
on a sofa enjoying a cigar in the little
Office Of his publisher at New York.
when hs received telegraph dispatch
from Mr.. McGuire Of the San Francisco
Opera House, asking. "what will you
tako for ten nights in Californian"
Without moments reflection orchang-
ing his position. he replied, "Brandy
and water. A. wari." Ho soon filled
u remarkable successful engagement,
tho di-paieh--a SO joke being pub.
lished In the San Francisco papers and
proving q good advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

STATISTICS show that in the last ten
years. ON an average, ten ont Of every
hundred thousand inhabitants In tho
bcau,iful country Of Dante. were forci-
bly, elected out OF their skins. "Acci-
,lent.r'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
vERs DR aDssErk. 7 !.
nr sronas a. AAssa

nj eroHas 4. A1.s
o.d coat. fos sons thrss o Sssr ssssoia. $50
ws'vs been Jolly coarsdss. bat new
We part, old companioa. fsrsvsfs
To fais. and fAsAisn. bew.
You'd iook well cnough q dinnsr.
I'D wear you with pride q ball,
But I'm dressing To night Ter wedding
Ny o~n, and yoa'd net do q ail
Yea've toe many vine staias about you.
Ysu're scented tos nueh vilh eixars;
When the gaslight shlpes fali % yoar collar
10 giitfers with myriads 81 stars N|N
That wouldn't hook well q nv wedding;
They'd seen Inappropriate thsre;
Nell doesn't use diamond powder,
she ten. me IL ruins the hsif'
You've been oat % Coxxsns' pisnza
Too late. wsen the e,esings we're camp:
When the msous<sm- were siivsrirg ersness,
And IN. lights we're ell out In the camp
You'ye rvsied on hi;hiy-sicd stAir~gs
Too often, wLsn .wcet eyes ssrs ptigns,
All ..s,sb..i,'. hall dssss- not Ssliic's-
Flowed round yoa la rivers VI while
There. q rsprohs,e Ioosersss aboat ysu,
Should wear you TO night. bslis's.
As came with my bride rom ths Altar.
loa'd laugh In Jour wicked eld seeve.
When you lrft there the uemulsus pressure
Of her hand In lie delicate glove,
Thai is telling me shyly bal proudly,
IIsr uust 10 ~ deep - her lsve.
So no 3. POUR grave In the wardrobe,
AnI furnish fe.xt Tor tho moth. .
rs.r. riov. shaii b<trAy Ne sweet scercts
For yonngsr. more Innocent cloth.
Tie time to pat 90 Jour snecessor-
IL. masie In q fashions that new;
Old coat I'm afraid II will never
set - easily on me o. yoa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
COME AND NIX HEALED.

II natter. not what your trouhle may be,
e.me and lct IN. Doctor exsrnIne your case. IL
will cost you nothin. for consultation, -opleA<e
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
unicr-tAnd. your ease. n he can cure you he
will tell yon 50. " hot. he will say ro. for ne
will net undertake q cure unlc-s he lrconndent
pf Affecting the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
YOUNG MEN,

Who may be suffering from the et,set-of youth.
mi k,llI.- ot indi-crct.on. will de- WELT avail
Themselves ~ this, the gieais-t boon ever lad
AT the altar % suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN
NEY will guarantee 10 i"ficit ave hundred dol
lar. for every case of seminal weakness or prt-
y.ie disease of any Kind or character which hs
undertakes aud falls tn cure. lie would. there
tore. -ay tn the unfortunate safcref ~ho mAy
cad this notice. that yoa are trcsding upon
dang, rou- ground when you longer delay Ia
,.king the proper remcdy ios your complaint
Y.u may he In the ir-t siAgc-rsmemher. yot
AZ, appru,rhin. the la-t. n you are bofuerlns
apsn the last, and are suffering some or all %
N. evil effects. remember that u jon obstinate
IN tcr-ist In proers-tination. the time mus
,.n,. when the most -killfal ply -icisn can ren
J.r Won no assistance: when the doors Of bop.
will be closcd against you when no angel .
mere, can brins you relief In no case has Tn
poetor failed II success. Then let not dcspai
worn Itself upon your ims,insticn. but avail
yourssif of the beneaeisi results of his treat
n,snt before your case is beyond the reach o
medical -kiii. or before grim death harries yo'
To a premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
To THE LADIES.

DIR. srfNNEY. whllc naturally Impressed
with tho delicasy of the sablect feels 40 hesi'
fancy la assuring Them that. In eonlunetton
with compsirnt know'cdSe of thelf various
ruIIerin.-, such a- Nervousness. Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness. Lose of Appetite. lar-itude.
rcolsI,-u- ut.ri. ketroyef-lon- ot Dsplaee-
went ol the wonh. Vaginal Irregularities. LEU
ehntrca. Dy-pep-ls. Indigestion, Constipation.
aud many petty, Irritating Distractions thai
inc region, he eau Afford them Immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
DIR. A. Ii. SPINNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. tsS South {

Street, Virginia, opposite Champaign House.
Dr. splhacy, well known throughout the
eountTy ~ q raihologi-t and Phy-iologi-s,
~hs-c -aece--fal treatment Of certain phy -ieAi
dl-lblliiic. ani functional dcrAilsvhients ce-
scrvcslly entitle him 10 the familiar reeogni-
tion ol tho GREAT srECiALisr, would re-
sI.rtmlly taform the citizen. OF Virginia CITY
snl y,sinity thai his Increasing pafroaayc DE-
maniing more eommodiOa- a.,arlments, he ha.
removed tn his new oiiic., No. iss south Z
strcet. vifsinis. seven door- north OF the
French Drug storc, where he will be picAsed
To- con-uit With all. thus giving invaiids an op-
poftunity of Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. of -nch constitutional an.
naysncc- aud ailments - h. claims Ia compass
ami lo cure. without entering into bioerapn-
iesl details. u i- -ufici-pt To simply promui.
pate the fact that Dk sPiSNEI's earliest
reputation may be traced hack tn hts inansu
ration and eoadnet of the Montreal Canada
Kali Medical .u-titutc. The regime of the
En.li.h Pharmaceutical Colleges !. gaugvd by
an elevated standard An extended experiences
and an a-siduous study of the varied phases
sfdi-ca-e enables him to guarantee assurances
Of -ueees. In the eradication of the muitiform
chronic affeetion- Incident tn both -ex.r. saeh
a. Nervous Debility. Exhausted VITALITY.
Youthful Exee--es. Narriasc impedimeats.
A. -. IA as.snarallN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY, JANUARY 2l 1875

do not believe he would have signed any
such document. The Bishop is undoubted-
ly a Democrat if he is anything in politics,
but We have reason to believe he is ire
vocably opposed to the White League, and
would not lend his name to screen them and
place undeserved odium OF a meritorious
officer. 1t is well known that Bishop
keener arrived in Alexandria OF the fourth
day of January last on the steamer Selma
from New Orleans, to attend the Louisiana
Conference at Alexandria, which met on
the sixth instant, and was in session up to
the eleventh instant From this it will be
seen that he could not have been IN the city
on the fifth. the date Of the card IN question,
and consequently could not have signed it
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21

l
At the Varieties Theatre last night was
assembled the largest audience of the sea-
son, which told Of the strong hold Mr.
Lawrence Barrett has upon this public. He
| appeared rs LagerGcre in the romantic
drama Of the Dukes Motto" The scenery
| and acting satisfied the most exacting
| Tonight will be acted king Lear" with
| Mr.. Barrett in the title role. 1t will be
remembered that this actor first played
that part one year age, and at the
Varieties Theatre. lie made a wonderful
success for a first attempt. Since then
he has played Le0S' many times, and is now
the only American actor who makes it a
speciality. On Friday night will be acted
the "Man O'Airlie,' play which has not
been produced here fur two years. Mr..
Barrett's ambition has been to lead in
tragedy, and he has neglected this dramatic
gem; get it can not be forgotten that his
person alton of James BarebeU, the Scotch
poet, the Man O'Airlie," is the most perfect
bit of character acting he gives to the
public. 1t is simple story OF man Of
genius, unable to support his family by
literary work, who loses his wife, and child,
and finally his mind, and wanders away
ard loses himself in the world. MANY
gears after, when his songs have become
famous, he finds his way back to his native
village to witness the INV ailing of statue
to his memory, and the songs of the
villagers. his words, recalls him to himself
The scene is most touching and beautiful,
and the character is as great in it's way as
Rip Van WG,,hlc or Enoch Arden
At the st. Charles Theatre Mrs. f. W.
Lander appeared last night as Elisabeth, In
the grand historical drama of that name.
The character has no better American rep
resentative than Mrs. Lander, and the play
was well put upon the stage, and elegantly
and correctly eostumed Tonight will be
acted the greatest of all old comedies, "The
School for Scandal" The Lawler combina-
ton OF artists is strong one. and good (!
ment is assured.
The Opera House last night was given up |
to a performances for the entertainment OF |
the meElbers and friends of the District |
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of |
mai Birth, when the opera company I'M
der the direction of NJ. Momas, performed |
he grand opera Of lie Prophetic" before
md invited and select audience. 1t was a
most generous way of entertaining the
strangers here and the event was duly ap-
,rec lated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
Bishop j. G.. keeuer.

When the Democracy Of this city were
moving heaven and earth to overcome the
truth of General Sheridan's kilograms re-
specting the fearful condition of affairs
here, in consequence of the insecurity of
life, among other things done was to get up
an address signed by clergymen and others
declaring that General Sheridans represen-
ed and erroneous. Among the signers of
this address appeared the name of Bishop
j. c. Keener. Now we have reason to
believe the name of this gentleman was
used without his knowledge or consent upon
that occasion. In the first place he was not
in the city when the card was written and
published; and secondly. if he had been We
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
CT. CHARLES THEATRE,

SIX NIGeTS ONLY
Engagement of the World Famous Actress
MRS. +. w. LANDEk,
Supported by
FRANK LAWLORS GREAT STAR COMPANY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MARIE ANTOINETTE.
WEDNESDAY.
ELIZABETH QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
THURSDAY.
SCHOOL FOR ~CANDEI.
FRiDAi-BENEFlr OF MRS. F. w. LANDER
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
SATURDAY,
MACEETA.
SATUEDAI-GRAkD LANDER MATINEE AT II NJ
sunday, January "a, 1878.
TONY DkNlkRS GREAT PANTONIME COMBI.
NATION,
Twentieth Annunl Mnrdi CrnS Ball.
FEBRUARY 1875.
NOTICE-lnrltatiOns to Ladies can be obtained
at the Box Office, on application to Mr.. GLEASON,
Treasurer, subject TO the approval of the Invita-.
ton Committee.
PriceH as usual ja19
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
VOLUME VIII---NO. 243.


Tho Senate was called to order yesterday
at II M. by Lieutenant Governor Antoine
There being a quorum the proceedings were
opened with prayer. The minutes of the
previous day were corrected and adopted.
The President of the Senate announced
the appointment of the following gentlemen
as special committee to investigate the
affairs of the Board of Levee Commission
ers and Lauisiana Levee Company: Messrs
| Whitney, Gla, Breaux.
Senator Detiege introduced a resolution
| instructiug the Committee on Metropolitan
| Police to inquire into and investigate the
| affairs of the same. The committee has
power to send for persons and papers. I. The
resoltion lies over under the rules.
The motion OF Senator Breaux, intro.
duced on the previous day, relating to the
Board of Levee Commissioners and the
Louisiana Levee Company, came up as the
special order of the day.
Senator Retlege wanted the motion of
Senator Breaux referred to the standing
committeeon Lands and Levees.
Senator Twitchell moved that the motion
be amended by adding at the end of it the
cial committee shall submit their final re-
port"
The amendment was adopted.
I vote was then taken on the motion of
Senator BreauX as amended, and it was
passed by eighteen yeas to seven nays.
Tho xyofn Of tho I, 70, <o
Alexandria, Midland and Camden Railway
Company, and to authorize the parishes,
cities and towns on or near the line Of said
company's railway to aid in the construc-
ton thereof. came up as the special order
OF the day.
After considerable discus sion, the further
consideration Of the bill was postponed
until next Saturday at two o'clock.
Senator Greene gave notice that he would
at future time introduce a bill to provide
for the current expenses of the year 1875.
Senator Herwig obtained the unanimous
current resolution authorizing the joint
committee appointed to examine the Au-
ditors and Treasurer's book to employ
snch clerical assistance as in their jud dgment
may be necessary to secure tho rough and
exhaustive examination. The concurrent
resolution authorizes the com mittee to send
for persons.and papers.
On motion of Senator Burch the resolu.
ton was amended SO as the number of
competent clerks shall not exec ed five.
After some further discussi on the resolu-
ton was adopted az amended.
Senator Young moved reco nsideration
OF the vote oy wh,ch the resolution was
adopted, and spoke at some length in sup
port Of his motion.
Senator Stamps also favored the motion
to reconsider.
Other Senators opposed the motion, and
Whitney moyed to table the motion
to reconsider.
A vote was then taken and the motion to |
table the motion to reconsd er prevailed, |
sighteen Senators voting yea and one nay. |
The Senate then adjourned until to-day at |
twelve o'clock.
House of Repre- sentatives.
The House was called to order at twelve |
''clock yesterday by Speaker Hahn. No
.uorum responded at roll call
After sitting some time waiting for the
appearance of members the House ad-
ourned till ten minutes past tw elve O'Clock
O-day.
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NEWSPAPER New ORLEANS BULLETIN
Succession of ID. c. Byerly--To be sold THIS
Day. January q. 1875, at ~ n, at he 81
Charles AUCTION Exchange newspaper
New Orleans BuAeti,a, all the types, press.
furniture. engine, lease and good will of
said paper, either in block or in detail, to
suit purchasers, by Msssrs. r. IL 4 B. j..
Montgomery. auctioneers. For full par.icu-
lars see advertisement.
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MESSAGE.

Message fror, the Presfdent-ln Time o
Peace, Prepare for War-Taile Care
Of the Sencoust Defehses.
WASHINGTON. January 2O-The Presi-
dent sent the following message to Con
gress to-day:
10 the Senate and Eouse Of Representatives:
In my annual message of December L.
1873, while inviting general attention to ali
the rec"nmeDd- tions nv the Secsatarv of
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Congressional lnvestigating COp1r

Congressional Investigating Committee.
The members of this subcommittee left
Washington Tuesday, and will probably
arrive here to day. Rooms have been en-
gagged in the st. Charles Hotel. 1t is not
known at what hour the gentlemen will
arrive, but it is quite certain they will reach
this city to day unless the trains fail to con-
meet between the cap'ta' New Orleans
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Probably the most novel of ,ba Fpror.

Probably the most novel of the European
clubs is that in Brussels, known as the
Exile. The members are individuals who
have left their respective lauds for reasons
best known 20 themselves, buu who axe safe
so long as they remain in Belgium. The
club has over one hundred members, two of
whom are familiar With New York ard The
AHericus club
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