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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24
Kew It Feels to be ScnlPed.

II had been sent on ahead up the hill.
lust whore the big stone hut stands, by
the road, and with boy named kountz,
from Omaha, had sat down to wait for
the Wagons, which were slowly coming
up out of the valley. When the wagons
reached Us started en- alone through
the rocks and pine bushes to seek sood
camp. A few hundred yards further on
looked down a ravine to the right and
saw five mounted Indians ride. across
the valley. started to 60 back TO the
train. when at least dozen Indians ran
at me ont Of the brush, and you bet |
ran and hsllooed for help. Ina minute
more two or three OF them shot at me. /
felt sharp, singing pain in my lett leg
and another in my left shoulder. and
fell. Then they were upon me In MIN
ute. and one OF them Pat his knee IN
NV back, while another hit me clip
with a club or the but OF gun, don
know which, as | had no time to think.
All knew was being scalped; my hair
was held tight. I felt hot, red hot,
singing sort Of pain al around the top
OF ,,ly hexd-beins torn out by the roots
it was too much; couldn't stand II; l
died-a. least thought I did. But my
scalp was saved just Rs it was being torn
of. The boys at the wagons had seen NE
running; saw the Indians. and came on
thirteen of them-ard got mp just IN
tim. 10 prevent the red devils finishing
their work. The Indians. es well rs my
| friends, thought was dead; but came
| TO again and my scalp was laid back
| again. 1t was only Lalf cut off, as you
will see. and is growing again nicely,
-[In,eryiew with Black Hills Sar-
viyor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27


The Aimee opsra bou6e troupe 10 meeting
with splendid success Ut the Varieties Thea
trs. On Monday ct the matinee there vas
scarcely standing room left. Lat night the
audience was large, when was sung the
favorite "Grande Duchssse," which opera
will also be given ct the Saturday matinee.
Tho performance this noon will comprise
Lecocq's "GiroAs- GiroAA." Tonight will
be given LA Jolie Parfumeuse," with .
strong cast, including Aimee ~ Rose and
Mile. Duparc - Barolet. In this opera
Aimee will execute her English cong
and dance called pretty - . Picture
The troupe - . whole comes up to the
requirements Of the most exacting lovers
of opera bouffe. There are fifty trained ar
fists in it. appearing ss if they had been
born for the business. The choruses, both
male and female voices, are full and effec'
tive, and the operas are produced ~ to COS
tunes, appointments, and minor details, ~
faithfully a. ON the Paris stage. A'mee'l
voice 10 - true and sweet a. when she first
set foot in this country, aud her acting il
inimitable. The tenor and baritone have
sufficient voices, and both are excellent 20
tors.
The friends of Madame Herr, and
daughter, will regret to learn that owing to
death in the family of the lady. the con
cert proposed for her benefit has been una
v0idably postponed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
TflAen,s ElecsiOa Impossible.
The New York Tribune says:

The New York Irsbss'se says:
Suppose the Democratic the DRY should
prevail, tho right of either House or Senate
to reject the votes of any State be recog'
nized, and the question come mp on the
votes of Oregon, South Carolina and tiori-
da. Neither branch Of Congress could uo %
expected to decide so mOmentous q ques'
ton without debsting it. The Senate has
no rules limiting debate. 1t discussed the
paltry Pinchback business for over two
weeks. 1t could hardly be expected that
Republican Senators could finish all they
would want to say on 90 mOmentoue q
question as the presidential succession
short of three weeks. But the JOINT con-
vention can not count the votes until the
rate whenever 0 question is raised about
thu vote of any STATE. and the two branches
proceed to debate, the convention can 90
nothing but adjourn from day to day until
a decision is reached. But in less than
three weeks the fourth of March will have
arrived, when the present House goes Gus
Of existence. The Senate, therefore, has
nothing to do but to debate the question .
little over two weeks, then on the fourth OF
March await the organlz alton of the new
House-an extra session of which Prev
dent Grant will have called before going
ont of cffice-then throw out Oregon and
allow the Democrats to throw ont three
Southern States and let the new House
elect. In the new HouSe the Republicans
| have twenty States secure to IlideEs pare
seventeen. Hayes 10 elected in twenty
four hours, and the struggle ends.
We believe the suggestion OF this posi-
| ble result to the Presidential c0mplica'
tions originates with the public, 1t Is Ger
| tsinly sufficiently striking and plausible To
| add o fresh source of worrimeNt to the
| despairipg Democrats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
OONSTABIES' SALES.

RicharA Small, G.. w. Wie6nnd,. SuAr0.
gated, vs. Mr.. Robinson aud Lucy Robinson
Fitch Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans.
ny vIRTUK OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FIRRl
u facias to me directed by the Hem. W. L: lhomp-
SON. 9th justice of the peace in and for the parish
OK Orleans, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, Will proceed to sell 1t public auction. in
front Of the courthouse, Fifth District OF New Or
leans date Algisreh on WEDNESDAY. Decsmbei ~
1876, ct twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
property. to Wit
provements thereon. situated n the Filth District
Of the city Of New Orleans being hot No o.
souays No l6 which 10 bsundsd by Pacific av6nne
kim "a, Market and Evellna streete sad lot meas
urinx n feet Sinches front on Mar street, oy
depth of l2G st between parallel lines. Being thu
came props rty acquired by the defendant hereii
unaer this name Of Miss Lucy Merrett, BY Rurehas!
from Andrew Dumont by act passed before WI
liam Il. Seymour. notary, O the1ourth day Of May
ls12; registered in conveyance Office In book No
l0l, folio No. 3d.
6eise0 in the shove numbered and entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot In United States cuI
gency. ,
no18 de2 8 n W. c. SWEET, Constaele.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
AUCTION. SALES.
HPlacids ]. Spear.

e. - = 81 a
s. n + 1SsRTziS sQ6ztss Of GROUND.
I, s:ss o = "a r IL p:a q 70
s q s so:sey Il So a. sss :
49, sosa 's $3.50 Ia = 90 set neat % e.sn q
saM NadiSon, Socrates, nonrce and LApeyr9use
ss ,C6 - 81 s0d E .s1en 81
And sseead-znd soesher square. attnsted - ssid
to.1 q ncDonoeb. hall IN shs parish Of orlea S
Trsneh measure. 500 fest font each Of Madison,
:aasfss Il ground o ~.ss .cSuised ~ the ala DO.
ceased nom the euooesson Off 4. hacroix, BY an
ri. city On the thirty :nrss Of Harch fsss regis
'e 81. 1 cssfaiH SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
desiensted By tie No g, bounded BY st David. st.
Patrick, Milan and Maren9o street.. composed Of
in = pisa book snns1ed to an ct Of dope sit passed
Late sd IN ~ Sa sss
By an act executed before the said 9. MaGner.
notary, the eighth day Of April. 1867; registered
'? g. ssoT ~ IA Lot OF GROUND, together with
the building: and Improvements thereon. situated
he II q ~
Chartres), Victory (now Dscatur). Vaudeville and
Spain s.leets having. American measure, Is foee
front on Vaudeville street, BY LA feet dep, be-
| tween parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions-Onet third cash. the bal
ancs ON . credit OF one and two years, for notes
bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege. with eight Dor cent interest ON date Of
sale till final payment; the CLAUSE Of i've per cont
attorneys fees in Of jucicia proceedings for
the recovery Of payment Of said notes or any por
ton thereo; the improved property to be kept in
| cured by purchasers in . sum to be hxed by tho
adm lois rasor. and policies transferred to him or
the holders Of any Of sid notes. and al the usual
| clauses. PurIhaee will b required to make .
deposit of ten per cont the amount Of udica-
/ tion at the time Of sale.
| The properties, both improved and vacant, are
sold free rom ali membranes Of State, city and
/ d alnage taxes except oil tAxes payable in 1877,
l which purchasers will assume over and above
price Of adiudcAtion, and Gear title veR to pur-
chssers Of same. tt whole to be sold according
to plAns exhibited st the Exchange pr.or to and ON
tho day Of eale.
Acts Of GALE Of the properties described y even
numbers before 4. y. Bienvenu, not Try public, and
| those describe d BY odd numbers fore Q. Aorea.
| notary public, at the expense Of purchasers.
| de2o - ja3 10 II II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
Insure Your Fs1sanes.

assure YOuF F01eanOSs
No person sensible enough to insure his
property should neglect investing u In the
great dollar drawing OF tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company. Not only 10 tho principle
involved in both instances precisely the
same, but the prudence displayed 10 equally
oreditsble and sensible. The parallel runs
closer than many would suppose at . first
and hasty glance.
In insuring your property ysu consioer
the chances against fire. and pay q very
small sum to secure . very large amount in
case chance decides against you.
In the lottery you pay very smail SUN
to secure . very large one in case chance
decides in your favor. So if there is any
advantage at all it lies in the latter over the
former system.
The drawing now proposed illustrates
this plainly. For 81 invested in . ticket
Won secure . chance of winning $l5,OOO
another of winning $4,000, another of win
ming 5000. together with over 1900 chances
of winning prizes of smaller yet substantial
amounts. What prudent person can afford
to pass such an opportunity by, or neglect
40 obvious duty to himself and to his fam
ily9 The subject is ono of weighty cons''
derstion by all, and in that light We COM
mend it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
By Hoey q o'0onnor.
SUGAR PLANTATIONS ON BAYOU LAROURCHB.
OPPOSITE iHIBUDAUX.
IN THE NATTER 0P THE LIQUIDATION OF THE
CONSOLIDATE ASSOCIATION " PkANlRRS
OF THR STATE OF LO0lbIAAA.
United States Circuit Court for the District Of
LouisiauA-M0. 8on.

DY a0RY 4 O'C0NNCa-MsaoLAs J;
d Hoey. Auetaonsee-Ohnos 10. 8 Commercial
cSasss Cd Auetiesssz1 Ixehsnss, On Royal. BE-
81 New orlesrs Sy Virtue Of a. order q the Hon.
cEssis csu1s sse tie S:s.,s. Il
SsS Of sss s Va e cod Sy pubic suo
sh cfSF" Tet asai rno.n a.
fourche, on the left ba.k Of the Bayou Lsfourohe.
s 81
Tormerly OF Thomas Bibb, but row or late Of Nei.
son Donelson, and below BY laads fSrnerly Of
gsther with Ill the bull iug: aud improve ments
thereon belonging thereto: The said plantation
30 sboa. :: IL dspS
+,al line eo1xsrging % e e give superhees ~
81 j. lGS Lea; in tn.
parrish Of Lsfcurche on the left bank q ting Bayou
Lafourchs. At about one mile abOse the town OF
saia Bayou Lafourche. by depth Of 20 a:peuts.
and is bounded on the upper lin BY the property
Of in. Pre-. simon Gullot. and on the lower line by
amin C1o.s. Together with al the buildings
and improveme MT thereon.
BY the erder of court here nabovo referred TO
| the ea:d optrry ID to be solo and ad1udicated.
/. &c from any stock Of the Consolldst Assoeia-
tion Of Planters Of toui 1aI ana Iiee ana s
the payment Of any such stock, or IN favor Of the
aforesaid association except for the price OF tsid
4, rms ana nd tions of Sale half cssh in
United States ency ut the moment OF aa1uoica.
tiou and the remainder of the pEice on credit OF
one and TIVE years ff the date Of ale in notes Of
The purchasers, in equal amounts. bearing interest
at eight per cent per Al mum from the DAY OF sac
NJ til Ina pay ment; said not 70 to be made Iayabe
at the Louisia ana Nat onal Bank the city OF New
| Oliesns The acts Of mortgage to contain the
penal clause Of i've per cent attorney fee IN the
even Of . 81 t 10 enforce the payment Of any por
| on Of the price; the payment Of the Aforesaid
price to be secured by vendors lien, - we'll % BY
| special mort gage on the property tod. snd thu
| purchasers to assume payment over and above tie
/ amounts Of their bids of all taxes Tor the yea
| 1876, which are payable in l8T.
| Acta Of kale TO be executed at the expeD 80 o.
the purch Asers. before Amedee Ducate!. ks9;, no
tary public. oezi - ID % % ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27


Second District cour. for the P.z.sh Of orls.ns-
No. % ass.
ny =. 0UlNAUIIT, AUCTIONHBR-OYFICB
o5 u
NJ. will b sold. at the Merch,nts and c Auo,
s. ), 81
from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish Of orleans. rendered and signed
DI0e@ LOT O. or GROUND situated in the Second
District of this city in the square mPr With
measvrine Is fset inches l lines front on Royal
street, BY LOT feet inches I lines IL dtptn TO-
T bath aVed
S:!u LOT OF or aRoUsD, situated in the same dis
trict of this city III the sQusre bounded by C0nde
Levee, Ursulines and Hospital sheets said lot Of
ground forming the corner Of Hospital and conde
Condo street. 100 feet inches in dep b. and fronts
on Hospital rect 100 feet inches lines Ii eph
ns
story brick kitohen 81 four rooms; aaother brick
with b. cony, large biick shed used as coal de-
pot paved yard ci.tern vats5cH,ks P5yes etc
the same district Of this city, N the 90 1ars oonbd-
ed by Hoep.tsl Barracks. ROYAL and Bourbon
a :, rs
parallel Ees Together with all the Duiidings ana
improvements thereon; No 81.
the Exchange
| Terms-One half cath, asd the balsnce on .
credit of ono year for note. Ovid, Into coupons
| sec ured by mortgage on sad property, with ven
doris hen, with nterss St at the rate Of eight per
| ceot per annum from date till paid. the pur
constsn: insured against the Iisks of fire until
| final payment of said notes, and transfer the
Dol cies of insura the AIMEE OF said vendo Sc
OF OF any further holders Of said notes. and in case
Of su for the recovery Of said notes. or any Of
them tho purchasers shall pay the ices Of the ar,
| tOrney at law who may be employed for the re-
covery of said notes, which fees ehall be hxtd az
! Il We per cent on tho amount sued for.
| Ali the taxes c0lleciible end demandable In No
year 1877 shall be paid by ths purchasers OF SAID
| property.
| Acts OF sac before Oscar Droue t. notary f'ubhc'
at the 81 pense Of the purchasers.
de27 ja4 II 1877
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
AUCTION sALRsTHis nay.
Local Intelligence.

4 SOCIAL GArnhnmo-A cAristwas
eight reception wao tealseed to "a United
9tetee 4eaatot1 nov = our oisy 81 II. and
he. J Henri Bareh. Ct tlsif. - 6nee. No.
S3A Csaal etreet TIP geatt=nen present
vsso United 0ta4ee, 6666tcSu HovS. Wad.
Sigh, Oglesby Ard neMulan, Governors
Kellogg, Paskasd, WaEmoth and Pinch back.
Lieutensnt Governor Antoino, Stnte 0ena.
tors Blunt, Allaiu, Hamlet and HARPER.
Representatives Heath, Jones Lewis ana
Stewart General George II. Sheridan,
Colonel James Lewis. Mesers. Lines, Ro-
land, Mitchell, Colonel Christie, A. b. Sloan.
aker. j. D. Kennedy and o. Hoggat, At
taches of the United States senatorial com.
mittee.
Hunts furnished the menu, and Charley
xeeger the music. Mrs Burch received,
0ed the United States Senators were highly
pleased with the reception.
Tho ladies present Wore Mr.. Lieutenant
Goverasr Antoine, MEs. p. B. 8. Pinchback,
Mira. Wright Cuny Of Texas. Mrs. Colonel
james Lavis. Mics Title williams, Mrs.
William Murrell, Mrs. james Quinn, Mrs
Il. p. Williams, Mr.. 81. L. Borey, Miss
Jennie Miller, Mrs.. George Paris, Mrs
Alex Kenner.
The ladies were in brilliant toilets, and
the gentlemen in full evening dress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

IT WAS JOHNNY SNAPPER.-Our readers
have been informed that two burglars were
recently convicted in Montgomery and SEN
fenced each to . term of seven years in the
Alabama penitentiary. The names given
were John Snapper, alias Scooter, and
johnson, alias Alexander. Captain l. Ma
lone was informed Of the facts, and ct once
Snapper, formerly of this city. Tho cap
tain compared notes, aud finally sent SNAP.
pers photograph to the Montgomery chief
of police, and tho answer came back that
Malone was correct in his c0njectuTe-for
one of the convicts il Snapper. 1t ie hoped
that this will be the last heard OF Johnny
inside of twice seven years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
Petitions, Etc.

From Laoey e. Butler, asking the budget
ing of Judgments obtained in favor Of Mil
ler, Stoutenburg T. Peckhsm, and Hrs.
Rebeccs W. Wolf, of the city Of New York.
and Thomas Pickles, OF the city of New Or.
leans; r. ]. Conelly, asking that the repair
ing Of bridges, etc.. be put mp 1t public sue-
ton and sold to the lowest bidder; directors
and other members Of the st. Alphonsus
Orphan Asylum Association, requesting that
said asylum b placed on the monthly
charity roll; j. A. Campbell and E. Bermu-
dez, attorneys, praying that the Council levy
. tax to raise the sum of $3.50, 900, to be
known - the consolidated loan tax; Board
of Health, transmitting specisl report of
Dr.. G.. Devron, insisting upon the necessity
of cleaning tho Claiborne canal ut IN early
date. Referred to tho committee Of tho
who.e.
From citizens and neighbofs on FRI mt
levee, between Elysian Fields sad MarigDy
streets, stating that they have NO objection
to the opening of lager beer saloon Ut
| No 46 Front Levee street, to be managed
f.
ferred to the Administrator Of Police.
From A. Petit, for reduction of assess
ment. Referred to the Administrator of
| Assessments.
| From E. Quinn, secretary of the Fire
| mems Charitable Association of Algiers, re-
questing the Council to locate and to make
provisiun Tor Morgs Fire Company No .
| in the budget of 1877. Referred to the Ad-
ministrator of Commerce.
| From Dr.. A. Chastant, asking payment
of $500 for ineuests alleged to have beer
held by him in the Seventh Municipal Dis
trict. Referred to the City Attorney.
The following communication from the
Administrator of Improvements was hort
received and read, and the accompanying
resolution was adopted:
DxpARrnsN7 % JnPRovEnBNrs.
New Orleans, December z6. 1876.
| 10 the Honorable Mayor and Administrators:
In assuming charge Of this department
found q complete absence of materia
necessary to do the ordinary repairs Il
streets, bridges, etc. Tho late incessan
rains have tended to seriously injare tn
streets, and their present condition render
immediate repairs imperative.
having neither lumber, ballast nor shell!
with which to do these repairs, beg to asl
the passage of an ordinance authorship
the immediate purchase of same by con
tract or otherwise.
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Administrator.
RssolreS That the Administrator of In
provements be and he lie hereby authorize,
to invite bids for the purchase of the fol
lowing ma erial for use in his department
to wit: 10000 tons of ballast, q, coo barrel
of lake shells, $4,000 feet of timber.
The C,uncil then adjourned to Saturday
December 30, at IL NJ.
THOMAS G.. RAPIER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

Rp,Er MRN1IoN.-Lacoumes Cnr1stmas
lnnoh actually took the breath OF the ooa aes
of chronic free lunchers. There T. wel1 m rS1s
pigs 90 prett,y gsrDished 3D., tina, tnrksv. were
PITY ty 10 "n S 30 Handsomely that lady might
% Sove ie e them in her bandbox:: The other
Chicken liking. we're equally brilliant D1sn Among
..a a R cIouds last night, and got the wore,
Of the fight. Late in the night In. huns f nl9
herself beyond tho horizon, ass ;; aht in'A .
dim street gas lamps were i,ghs o% mt for q
~. A. , s%i in will spell n0a
very strong. -.;.. Nav Year day in
"nc.ssssive case. why not murder
~ Ch,;.tmss day tho same wsyf .,a
Grsoe DufSur, only eight years DID,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

CuR,srMAs EvE.-The polics pounced
rnmharless men and boys who ware footing
Chris, mas horn, and shooting fire poPpers'
and landed then in the first police etsslIn:
There was considerable swearing on Inc
mart of the captives on account OF wass
they considered . gross Outrage "a v ~ *
Those who had concealed weapons Jared
~G RI anybody wants meaner we.thss than ~
had for Christmas, joint st0ck CON
~snv. limited, must be organized. and elect
SstSn nresident. The factory must be 10
Cs n an iceberg where penetrating water
ssins eli day and night from time 10 e'ef'
nitv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

DEATH OF ALBxAMDHR 0CNEL.-The
many ffiends Of this gentlemaa were pained
% learn Of his death % nooday evening.
1sady Mcneil. - b Was COMMONLY called
by he nuDeroue ffieu6s, vac born in Sid
nsy, Australia, in 1924, aad oAme TO this
oity when scascely tventy yeafe 0l6. .
pooe, bat hard.WofkiDg end industrious
youog man. He maDaeed, by biz steady
habits and strict attention 70 bus,ness. to
win the respect and good VIII Of every
persou he came IN contact With, and he soon
Started into business for himself - stove
Aoro on the levee. On the serival Of Cen
ersl Butter In this city Mr.. 4cNeil was the
only stevedore that would load or unload
any vessel for the government, and he was
given the public work Of that description
81 General Butler, from which 10
accumulated . large fortune. At the
cline Of his dsa.h- 10 was the owner
Of number Of 6ne sailiag vessels and Wa
doing largo business on the levee. The
deoessed vas . mewbsr Of Linn Wood
Lodge No. l67 F. and A n, Orleans Royal
Arch Chapter No. I, Jacques DO Noisy
Commsudery No. 2 Knighs Templar and
Of the old Continental Guards and the Con.
tinentsl Benevolont Association. The
funeral, which took place yesterday even
ing from his lac residence, was under the
escort Of the Jacques De Molsy Command
ern. He vas buried in Lafayette Cemetery,
where the last rites of the Masonic order
were performed BY Liam Wood Lodge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

COLLECTING CAR FARE IN BUHca-Ine
prvtanis street car station Office had q
orsedv visitor early yesterday morning.
There was nobody in the office, the watch
man being engaged cleaning lamps in .
resr room. A bur lar had torn off couple
Of pickets from the fence and 60 easily en-:
tered the place, when ne grabbed TN m. cae %
hox that contained something like $1o IN
small change. Had the fellow 0es sa,,
ru.her, he might have maze 9S.t i hsIS ver1
lat ann of money. The empty box wa
fonnd in q gutter on Eighth street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

General J. r. West, United States Sem
ator from Louisiana, arrived in New Or.
leans on . short leave Of absence from
Wsshingtoa Monday night, and will 70.
main long enough to assist with his presence
ct the Inauguration Of Governor Packard,
and tho organization Of the General A..
sembly.
In the way of distinguished gueste. for
Senator West may be considered guest 1t
this season, New Orleans will b highly
henorsd on New Years day, having twenty
two Congrsssmen present, al deeply inter
estod in her welfare.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
The Senate Committee.

To-day tho Senate committee will divide.
Senator Howe, the chairman, and Senators
Oglesby and Salisbury will continue to
take testimony in tho Oaschita case.
Senators Wadleigh, Mcmillan and No
Donald will first take the testimony Of
Eliza Pinkston, and then take up some other
parish.
The sessions of each will be held in the
J. Christie, deputy sergeant-a:-arms of tie
United States Senate, will have charge o.
both committees, and will attend to thu
subpenaing and paying Of witnesses.