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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
THE BLACK HORSE CAVALRY.
How q Portion Of the New York Leg
islasurc voeea fer Pay-The Albany
Evening Journal Upon Tweed's
Pay Roll.

NEW York, September 29.-Wm. NJ.
Tweed was before the Committee of Alder
men to-day, and promised to give the state
ment submitted to Attorney-General Fair
child, when through testifying. He says
that Abraham Disbecker, formerly Police
Commissioner, and Apgar, assistant Sec
rotary Of State, were on his private pay
roll, and reiterated the assertion that cor
rupt contracts were made with trades
men, whereby
THE CITY WAS PLUNDERED.
He SAID the city had good cause of action
for damages against those, and that there
vas an organization in the Legislature,
known as the Black Horse Cavalry, which
voted solid for pay, and that the Albany
q Evening Journal was subsidized by pay
ments, which were . constant dribble. He
did not think there ever vas IN honest cleo
ton IN New York.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
A steal Of Very Re.pessasle Dine..
philadelphia Times.l

siOnS.
philadelphia Times.l
1t is now ascertained, q nearly as NAV
be, that the over issue of the stock of the
West Philadelphia Railway Company BY
Mr.. Morton is eleven thousand shares j,
may be little, or possibly much, more
than the amount We name, but it certainly
is not less. On legitimate capital of eight
thousand shares, quite eleven thousand
have been fraudulently added BY the officer
of the corporation, representine, ut the cur
rent market value of the sock q tie tine.
over million and half of dollau
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
NO CURE-N0 FEE!;sss!s!:::;;

sait ls1 E..s Washington s,re Chi<~ fS th. Of all
ffiSate- Chrcu sna >f~raAl D-ses 6ealnn1 WeakneaA
Nervous Debility. and Loaf Msskssa pmansatly cured
Dr. DIS graduate ofthe Rfn shco Mrury; k.
the lS- Isue-in the Und Stztss LADIES reSang r~At
mat with hons ard sord al. -. Essy eeasxnsses e
pnf<nn S<nd fifty Ceat fx MARRIAGE GClDES rs
pag-t ilnstat-d- MARRIED LADIES and sn;ensn end
Fly Cent fc< Sample Of Rnhtr Cal ofinpcsAnt
information BY CONSULTATION ss snA eenfAsatA Rrl>hc
Female Fils, ts . Bog.
iuIyI7dSwlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
READ FALSE AND TRUE. "

Send letter stamp to Roadway q CO., No. =
Warren. corner Church street, New York.
In6uRDA&1ou wogtA th0usands viii be sent
700. mAylyl
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
The Only Pain Remedy

mat instantly stops the most excruciating
pain, allays Inflammation, and cures conges-
lions, whether of the lungs, stomach, bowels,
or other glands or organs, by one application
in from one 10 twenty minutes, no matter
how violent or -xrruciating the pain the
rheumatic, bed-ridden. infirn, crippled, ner-
vous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
FROM THE
HON. THURlOW WEED
ENDORSING Or. aADwaY'sa. q. z. REMEDIES.
After Using Them for Several Years.

NEW YORK, January 4, 1871.
DEAR SIR-Having for several years used
your medicines, doubtingly at first, but after
experiencing their efficacy with full conf
dence, ii is no less a pleasure than q duty To
thankfully acknowledge the advantage we
have derived from them. The pills are resort
ed to rs often as occasion requires. and al
ways with the desired effect. The Ready
Relief cannot be better described than IL Is by
Its name. We apply the Imminent freely, al
most invariably finding the promised Re
liefn Tfniy yours,
fSignedl THURLOW WEED.
DE. RAILWAY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
MEDICAL,
PRESCRIPTION FREE,

EOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Sem:
i IL inal Weakness, Lost Manhood and all
disorders brought on by indiscretion or ex.
cess. Any druggist has the ingredients. A6.
dress DIR. JACQUES & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
i dAW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
DR.. JAMES
LOCK HOSPITAL
CORNER
Washington
and Franklin
Streets.
Chicago, III

Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the express
purpose ofgiving
It"nrsAs}iafa relief
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04

and is out OF the reach OF any communica-
ton, either by telegraph or by mail, but
news is expected from hin. every moment
b. courier, as it is probable he has already
caught up with the gang by this time or
will catch up with them very shortly.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
THE STATION AGENTS SUSPICIOUS

were aroused by noticing the name Joel
Collins" on an envelope in the pocket of
one OF the men, which was exposed in draw
ing out his handkerchief 1t happened that
Sheriff Beardsley, of Ellis county, and a
souad of Solliers
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
r. r. f.
Railways Ready Relief
CUaEs THE wORsT.pAIRs
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
is a cure for every pain. II was the first and is
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Ser &ambeI NIT friicbem
Tleiib

api1@sn ben atlantif@en 6dfen unb
@nelano III mod inner TN @adlen.
NIs ct I'm 6erbf 1875 besuunen parp,
rpar eaS w1brenb etneS Mpnats ua@
liverpool ssrlGidte Auantuu, 24.340
pfunp. NnfunaS 1876 i@wanfte es
3ptl6en 100000 unb 100000. So.
nuar 1877 betrus Is Iber 2 MtaiOnerl
uuo sseenwdrtiS rerben gar msbr ais
5 @tutonen plumb frtl6en Gleti@ss
iepen MUnat mad Dem fets bebdrfttser1
0rObbritannien 9eienbet. aIs Z. 8.
Gafman TN Ottcbsr 1875 ietner evdeu
0erlu@ ma@te, f@ien Elm Dampfer 9es
nieenc, um ale ~ rem 6leil@trarss
porte eTforberIt&en Gisboren 3u bsbsrs
bergen. 6eute Iinb ut6t trertger OILS
Is Dampfsr NIT benielberl perlsbsn.
Ndmli@ 5 Don Der Wtltau,S uro
@utcns 9inte, 6 ron Der NattonnlsSt,
ME, 5 BON Ger @btte=S tar<Stnte, 4 BON
Der sSnman 9inie, js 3ret Don rer Mn>
dor unp Gunaro> uno elmer BON Der
States Qtute.--Mu1 Der 6anoel NIT
lsbenpisem 8isb 3wti@en Iutertto unc
@rOsbritannien bat felt 1874 lebr 3us
eenOmmsn. SIN 9an;en m5esn Be-
reits lber 10000 am%eritantl1e Ntn-
Der TN 5ufeu pom 2tuerpOpI SsIaneet
lstn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Sine Sebrer GDnferen5.

@ien, "a. Dug. Ni@t rbne Sntee
rei1e mar bic sefrtee Si5ung Der apets
ten nieDer5herrst6tlGen 3ebrers GOnfe.
rsnj. Cine lebbafte Gebatte ent1pann
f@ ibel S. "a Der S@uIs unp Inter
rt@ts>S rcnune, rpeI@er Don ben Ct,
3iebun9smitteIn unb DfscipIfnarfrafen
banoeIt. Der ausl&us b%eontragt bic
GIiminirun8 bes SaBss: "Gie tSrpers
It&e 3I&tieunS 1T uuter alien umRdns
ben BON Der S&ule ausee1@loGen."
Man rirfe nf@t NIT SpeaIea re6nen,
iCnceIn ml6e ben AbatIaGen Re@s
nune tra8en. @s lu6e fG ni&t leuo>
men, rab pteIe 8eRtmmune etne |&rsd,
lt@e Generalization bsrSpreebra&t
babe: No& Dem SanrsssslsBe bonn 5.
AprtI 1870 ft bic 3d@tieuna erlaubt,
bsmM tbbrau@e csrfelben bur6 Elm MD,
ttses @Orrecttensmittsl seReuert, bic
Stret@an8 ees teantrasten Wo1us
ttIre eth SertraueuspOtum fir ben
Sebrer. Der 8OrIsenoe, Nttter ..
DT0ulst, erfldrte. DAP mad Der btss
bergen Aufufun9 res 9anpeslhuls
ralbeS Ger ouur Refsrnten aemeinte
S. 81 tstnsswses oas 3ddttounoss
reGt tmpItctre. SIrserf&uls Dtrscs
tor 5aim mar far pte Gltmini>
runs; er belt Die 5G6tieune fit sss
Ff@tIertt9t lsoU6 nur pom Stonps
puntte Der NOtbweDr. Die 0errubuno
Gusr ala6sn, bic 8srnu@ld0Fpuna BEL
er5tebuns esr SinO.r sretfe thinner mel.
ter urs Io1e ni&t bOfsn, pos pasNsd,
t0rpsrIt@er 3d&ttsuns IS Dem eebrsl
ern1b8lt@sn perbe, ras in pier Stunrer
gut 3u r1a&en, mas BE @Itsrn in %
Stunoen% rsrosrben. O%beIebrer 5reir.
lr CGrOb> Seo!ersrOrf) uerutes ami
nus bdrserIi&e @elsBbu&, wel6ss 81.
tern, G%CImtnoern, 9sbrern &C. eos
Ns@t Der t6rperIiGen 3l&tiaune elm.
rauuni, IOfern bic @elunpbeit Der Sinner
earur@ nt&t eel&dDtst Dtrp. Ober.
lsbrer @rnf winlate bic f5rperlt6,
5u@itSuns lOue sstuttst rueroeu, abe,
ilur beptusuussweile, tn Gduen Be,
duss'itert NOtbwenpiefeit. Nmbrus
psrbOrreeetrte bic 3a9hsuna, paI
ober 9lst&wObl fur ben Aue16us,a I'm.
trae. rustl bic Gltmtuiruns ces bstref.
ftncerl patuS etne w~obllb1tioe mora.
ltI@e Wtttuns ibsn wsrDe. Der @n.
tras ess @usi&ufss wurce untsr leb
bafteri Setfau nit grocer Maioritd
anSenomuen, lCnuG Der Sos : O.,
t6'perIt6e 3d@tteuns lit untsr aue,
u%mfdnnea BON Der S@ule ausae1dIo(
Ien," eItmfntrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
MMs England.

ecneOn 26. Nue, NaGcem Der 5.
Slater in leiner Mntpprt ouf tie Mns
reoe res pdpfItden 8icars. 8i1&pf Or.
Strutn BON edinburgh, BET @eleeenbeii
hes fanhiSjdbriesn StlGOfs : Subj,
'dum8 fine 8erettwtqtetsit auseelprps
den bate, bic TIM is. Sobrbuneert I'M,
tnbrC&sne Succsifipn bes tattpIi1@en
G%piifCpatss in SGpttIanb p~iepetberaus
feuen, tnc isBt Na&rtGten aus Gpm
btsr etn9eeoneen, peIbe etc 8erwirt.
lthnng oteler Mbftat tn rabe Nusfdt
feuen. Die apofolilhen 9tcare Or.
Gpre TN wefItden DtRricte su @las.
9Or, Or. Stratn TIM 5fItGsn Dtfricte
3u @Din6ureb unc Or. MaceUnaIo I'm
n5rplt&en Difrtct su Nberbeen, in be-
rem 9dnceR bic setflt@e 3ettune Der
f&ctttl@en SatbUltfen geeenwdrtte
rubt. fino bcretts BON Der propaganda
sur Abbaltuns Der r5tbfssu 8Orberas
tbun9 erIu@t trUrben. @enauers,
ramentIt6 iiber bte 3abI Der DiScelen,
bic btld6Ft@en StBe unb bte GtnrtG>
tuue Der DOmcapttel, Serlautst nod
nt@t. Das bteie Musre9eI ibrtsenS
uisbr renn tr9enb etne ancere fdr bic
gntutfsIune BIG SatbOItetSmue tn
SGptIunO BON betl(amsn Ginfub letn
Derce, TT taum ;u beswetfeIn. Gin
Sltf ouf England, 9Cuanb, Norbamez
RIGA unO AufroIten, Denen Der ;. StubI
Die ndmIt&e @ObItbnt surreneet ee-
niiet gum 9ewetle Des @elaeten. Waz
rem BOD he ensItlden 8tlG5fe, tn
Der Gage, benz papf bet leinem idnefen
9ubtIdum mttbetIen su fBnnen, ras bic
Sir6e In GnsIanp felt Der Dteoerber>
fisluns Der 6tsrurdte I'm Sabre 1850 su-
senUmmen babe UNI fdf 8ifdBfe, 888
prtefsr, sol Str@en, 246 reIiei6le
@enCHeni6aften beiserlet @eI1ledtee,
sebn GOGesien, 1856 G~rmenlaulen unp
113.455 Stnber, weIGe fatboIilden
fS6uIunterrt&t e~mpfansen. Die 8ies
oerberaeuuns Der 6ierar@te In S&Otte
IarO wirr In ben ueuen 8iG35fen ebtn
70 OteIe NttteIpunfte Der ginbstt f6afs
fen, aus ceneu baS ftr6IiGeeeben fi@ In
INNER Dettere 8retle ergts6en miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

JaS. W4 Opr1n,
Sen. Sradt. unb 5ifetN eert
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

trercen, rrtrb pom ben @ert&ten bes
9onres, reIGts fe ale unterttanen re-
cIomtrt, Der prCcts 9smaGt percen.
Der @tcsf6ntS ron IeeYpten rerpft&s
tete f@ ferner, ben eansen 1rtpatbans
bel in Stiapsn, etnl6IfseIi@ tpeiser
SfIuuen, btnnen fsbsn Sbren
BON isBt as In ben, sisentIt6sn Aseyps
ten. urb binnen aw5lf Sabren In
CUBAN unb In ben @rsnsprOpinsen obs
suf@ufsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
ueber Baltimore.

Sebsr, Der taS alte @atsrfanb befuS en- rter Derrdnbte
un6 Sreanbe ron europa pmmen IaTsn min, fonte bic
pra&tSplen, aensa. ttiernsa G&rauben. y pfSampflHift
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

fatren q elu66ts aae Sier3ttn Td8e ;piiden Bremen
unb Baltimore uab nehmeu Daaasitre 3u ~biaisteu Sra.
ten an.
gDtr MAIDEN mod ~bsiunberS auf. ~fpIsenbe fur teutf&e
SisS. @siie NIT gnniegn g$tf,n bistet: Die SoTa %,tTe
Tnb urtsr DcutiGtn. tEnntn 10 alp nit Sebsrnann
y CT ftdnbisen rtne DplnttIder 81 eebrau6en. llmHsen
aus tineH G&iff IN bnS anbere. trie bel ~inhtreeten Hefen
Fnbet Mot fatt; tie YuGastere eeben tn Bremen fOsltid
an 9ere BIS Sreanbnmpfers unb re.luhea ~benielbsn ,f
In SaIttnpre.- "
Der QanbunsspIab bisfer Damsfi&tfe tn Baltimore III
Suelei@ Depot Der Baltimore unb Sbip @%tienbabn, Medic
Dafdetere pom unb nod Fem u tfen Su btni9ereu
9reiien b%etprbert. ais irstnb cine Giienbabn pom Stem
yUft unb philadelphia.
gtt antunft Der Donp ffdihe tirS tas Depot fir aue
Ni&taneefelten atfAlrfen, 70 baB be Giapanbtrer ni6t
Der @tfabr ~ausseitbt fnD ron 8strasern bei6ptnbelt ~
peben, mas tn au6srn 5afenpIdsen lsiber 10 oft Der 5aa
1T.
Dtsen SraGtuub @aFa8ttn bt.fen tnieber 9tnFGtent.
pft4lenswerttea S&tfen treube man f@ an bic Central.
&8enten
sc. G@uma9er s. G..
&p. SUutb @as'Str., baltimore.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Stiembabm Tabrpldme
Grfte St1ifOn
Yaul unb Naciftc 81
fenbabn.

GtrldHtn. 8suuen on.
Saupt 2tnte unb Qafe Minnttrnta-
ct Daut-.".-....".... 7.3O Born. 6.37Naana.
Wtnnedpc 8 10 600
2afe NinnetrntG unb Delanp-
ct. Haul..."..".. 80. 3.4ONaGm. 1920 0Urm.
Acknowledgements. 4.30 $50
8rets einte-
ct. Vaul................. $40 Born. 4.50gla6m.
minneapolis. ........ 1888 425
Gil @iper Neepmpbatirn-
ct. NauI.................. l.OOgldGm. 9.57 Born.
Ntnntapplis"-.......... 2.CO
ct. paul Rnb 0ltrneaprliS-
Derlnlen. RDntrten an.
81. paul 7.3O gDrn. @innt0pplts $40 Born.
go 1000
100 /" l1.CO "
3.A0Ra6m. 425RaGm.
" 5.aC =" 6.22
Winnsapplis 727 Born. Ct. gaul 800 Born.
933 1920 "
2.Oegu&m. 2SOga&u.
355 4.5U 4"
800 6.37
s. .. 6arIeH
Sen. @annser.
SaS. @. Dpran,
Sen. 5radt. unb 5idet &seut
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
nurSOfatfdem GloDo,

5ur Webtrtabtt btnuBtn.
Nit Damptf&tFei bes Rprbbtutf6 en- QluYb purbeu Bis
GRbe 1876 lber 625 .O00 perfpnen ~befSrbert.
DIE 1ambfer hteffr Gpupdoute:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
M1lmaufee un6
ct. Daul.

BerIdHtn Rpmraen an.
Gbicnsp unb Gafern @rprtB* 1922 @prm. *3:OONo6n1.
GbicasS unb Gafern @rpreet 7;40NaGm. t6:i0 Born.
Soma u. Ntnn. Dtsifpn.
ba Gbten, Mtlraufee
unb Chicago Grpree"...".* sos yprm.* 6.3Oytadnt.
Sratrnua 8use.""""".-.* 4.52 NaGm.* 1O.3O0prrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
TDrtbern Dociftc 3Ige.
8atboltfhe
Ganbfnmmen Anfalt,
Ratboltfhe

gRtt gpsrpba.ipn snb Gmpfeb1uns Der 5r6r'fen 5. s
Gr;ttfhGfe BON NtInaufee unb ct Qouts unb rerfhtebener
Der 6o6p'fsn 8if66fe bss Wefens s~ebsnfen MIR ssssn
Dtttte Wdi b. S. eintn ftetnen Nnfdne nit elmer fnfbrIi.
fGen 9aubhumrs en- Nnfalt gu MAIDEN tn g3ertinsuns NIT
benz eebrer. Seminar. Dds geblrfnis mad elmer fDlGen
Gnffalt TT Chenbdr bd. unfere toubrummen 8inter &c.
ben an ben GtaatsdnfdIten fat ole fir Bic Stride SsrlD.
rem sic tpn1nen aus benielben ale ungI6nbise pber NIT
prOteAnntif6en Gnft6ten ;urid unb gltsmonb in ;u 6duf..
Der fe zines Seferen belehren fonn. Die ncttWentieeu
Standardization fur rem Nnfans elmer .rgldsn Nnfalt f6n.
nea nir bier Utne ~beOnbsrs NusIaeen berrtGtsn unb Bic
@erbtnbune NIT BEN 9tbr' r<Seminar tie 20 tn DeutfG.
lamb aud a~asemein IA. rat unt,r anber.m ben Gusen. BAG
man lti6t ueue 2sbrfrdfte tir Saubhumn1en d~usbtlbeu
tann. gDtr rerben bic idpa felt lGnstrsu Sabren onae.
rttin betrdbrte WsttUbe betut unierti@t %etnflbren. rcnad
bic &inber ptrfliG ipre6en lerner. 20 molten mir eenn
tn @pttes 9artsn anttr eem SGuss Der Rir&t aus Wei
aeben.
GIs eltern nun. BITE taubfuntn,e &intsr taben, pber
BITE 5pGw. s. $. gfdrrer. BITE fol6e 8inber Ia tbren De.
uneinbsn piFen, tn alter ben Ga Satren, wpuen a..
fdatsf ctne ger;us barber beridteu. Bon Der aHtatI
Der anmelbunsen wsrbtn er6tttnttetls aud bic geeineus.
gen sur aufnabme a~btanetn, bic natarli& 70 btats seat1i
rer6en trQen, ais eben mDeIi6 III.
Wan abrtfire
NcD. xbco. 8riiners
ct. Srdntts Station. Wifpanlce
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Gin bufnungsipier Sranfer onrb
VEGETINE gebeilt.

WpanL Conn.,, II. Nop. 1874.
$. 81. Stevens, G8q..
@eebrter Seer! I'm Der an esrpPbeln letcemoen
MenI&beit ppn Nusen Su ietn, erIaube tb mir tret=
tpiuts TN Ramitebenten lneine &rfabrun5en rlttlus
tbeilen. SD lift felt meiner 0eburt on lcrcpbulplen
@%eIbplren. Wls ib 6 Sabre alt mar, Set9ten I'D,
hteIelben am Sopfe unb METH 9aar loute rallrt tpercen.
Der sanse Sppj mar aber 70 bid NIT @eiarplren
beidet, bds Fan fas S,aar NIT elmer fetnen S4eere
abi6neiben music. 9Is bic duBeren @ei4ipilre be-
ieitiat parer, ,purte Id BON ben innern nnter fur4tz
barren S6ner;en beilnsefubt. Die I~ubenIeite ntetner
S6nbe mar mttunter gang ME robes Sletla nno feline
sSeber fdnn bic AuaIen beIhreiben, trelhe t4 erlttten
Babe. Gpr unsefdbr bret Sabren iesten lMt tletne
QuspidIe am Salie an, trel6e lh %alr1abltS per-
~arbBertel, pbne paS mir irSeno etpas Iase9en tbun
fpnnten. Metn CANCER &brper mar 10 NIT Ierppbuz
Ibien 9aften bebdftet, baB eS ben Gniaein bate, ala OBJ
bielelben bic Saut Iprensen %plrben, unb i'd mar
i6redlt& i1pad unb eleno. Die IuSrfGle ant S,alle
iparen 70 srrs s~etpprben, paS th 9ant entiteat auSiab.
I'm bteie Belt purbe mir erpfphlen,
unb Der @ebrau4 ~teiIelben bat cine 10 runeeresae
Ntrtuns eebabt, Dap ol8balo BE Smwaren %aufstnsen
unp Der Giter 1B ~ferseItalt %entIeerte. bab NIT etnem
Medle Icpiel tpie cine Tbeetale ppa bon mir 9tns. Ourb
hieIe Gntleerung rur6en Die @uncen dlsbalo seteilt,
rbne baB mir bic s~erinaite Narte ;urldseblieben mare.
SD BIN ~uber3eust, Dap VEGETINEj ebe SpurponScrcS
pbeln rertilSt BAT, unb bieie8 bat mid ~peranloBt inetne
Grfabrunsen bierlnit 5u per6fentli4en. SD bin germ
erb6tis, irsenb trel6e .reitere Iu8tunft gu 8eben.
Wlice Sbirleb,
Wpdnf. Epnu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-14
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Thirty seventh Days Proceedings,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans. La, Monday. Feb. 10. 1877.
The House was called to order at II 80 O. m.
Present:
Hon. l., Bush. Speaker. and Messrs. Aldige.
Barbin. Bridger Breard, Bowden, Barron. Bar
rett. Buck. Berry, Bell. Briggs, Carloss, Cressy,
Delavigne. Duke, :Dupree, Fitzpatrick, Forester.
Gaskins, Gilesnie. Huntington. Hammond.
Jonas. Kelly Of VIM. Kelly Of Orleans, Lyons,
Leeds, Lamare, Lea, Leonhard of Orleans.
Martin, Means. Mcaehee. Newsom Nunez.
Porter, Peralta. Pitts. Richardson, Ryland, Ran
dolph, Role, .Ridgley, Robertson. Shakespeare.
ss aton sple SasE sseee Sellers smart Sin
Washburne. Wood, Williams, Young Of CIai-
borne. Young of East Baton Rouge.
Slxty-one members and a quorum.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. Palmer, of
the First Presbyterian Church
The journal OF Saturday. February 10, was
amended and adopted
JOINT SESSION.
At II o'clock m. the Senate entered the Hall OF
Representatives, Hon. Louis A. Wilt, Lieuten-
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COPAHTMERSHLP.

THE PARTN FRSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
L isting in this. city under the style Of gu EN-.
TELL 4 90. is dissolved. owing to the death Of
Mr.. WILLIAM QUENTELL.
The affairs Of the late firm will be iquidated
by. the undersigned. surviving partner Of the
said late firm Of UUENTELL & co. .
p. pro. r. A. WOLLEY,
@. PHILlPpI.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the business OF the late firm OF QUENT ELL
Il CO.. in his own name ard on h own account.
.. pro. r. A. WOLLEY.
O. PHtLiPPT.
New Orleans. February s, 1877. felgtw
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

(1REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD
On and after Monday, Nov. ~. 1876. trains de-
par and arrive as follows: From Calliops street
depot!
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Neil. 80 D. m. Mail. ...s ii :4s u. m
FGMAS s''i f z * t' SnEgffaa slS dzRa
through 70 BIT. Louis Chicago Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping Cars 10 Eastern
Cities. Accommodation train runs rs far as
MeComb City. Tickets for sale and information
given pit az Camp street, corner Common, under
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
ID. D. FROST. General Manager. fe1s '7s "
TI7HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE BAIL
d ROAD-~MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE 70 THE
EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta an via Sc, Louis,
CARRYING THE y. s. MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot, foot Of
Cahal street, hs follows:
pEPAET. ARBIvE.
Express. G:45 &. M Express ....11 :25 n. m,
EXPRESS. Is 100 .. m. E8 pr8fs.s.. g:ts y. ID,
Pullman Palace Cars daily TO Cincinnati, Lou
isviile, Nashville and st. Louis. without change,
and only ono change 10 New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office. corner of Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel
=. z. EOBINaON. guperintendt.
fnh3 IT j. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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RESTAURANTS.
NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.
DENECHAUD's RESTAURANT,
q EarnnAaleE ST nenr Canal.

beg leave TO inform my friends and the pub
rant A RESTAURANT AT x REGULs II PRfCE
PER MEAL The Breakf fast to be at so cents
and the Dinner ct rs cents The Breakfast will
milk or Observation-Disclosures i've. Tbs Dinner
will consist Of eight dishes. rs follows: Soup.
fish, entree,. vegetables. roast salad, dessert
and coffee. The Breakfast to be- from $50 q, m.
to II 80 a. m, and the Dinner from O'Clock ..
IN. TO D. m.
/ will keep my restaurant as heretofore for
boar,iers and parties wishing to have their
meals served TO order. --..-.--
T.. T. DENECHAUD,
Proprietor.
Orders for Balls and soirees respectfully So
licited jas I'm
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Thfr.y-ssvcnth pays Proceedings,
SENATE CHAMBER state or LOUISIANA
Nnr1 Orlhahs. Monday. Feb. 10. 1877.

araArH CHAMBER STATE or LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans. Monday. Feb. Ia, 1877. !
The senHts met pursuant to adjournment
tbs Hon, Louis A. Wilt. Lieutenant Governor,
and President Of tho Senate. in the chair.
On a coll Of the roll the following Senators I'm
swered to their names:
Messrs, Breatx. DuGros. Eusis, Garland,
George, Ho0de, Kelly. Mitchell. Ogden. Perkins.
Richardson, Robertson, SAndiford, . Steven.
ttubbs. Toxada. Wheeler, White and IN harris
Absent - Msssrs. Alain. n2athcr, BRYANT.
Burch Cnge, Dsmas. Dumont Ellis. Ola. Grover,
HHrper, Landry. Stamps, Sutton. TwitchelE,
Wakefield aud Young-t7.
Mr.. Wheeler in the chair.
On motion Of Mr. Breaux. tho reading Of tho
journal ia detail was dispensed with.
On motion Of Mr.. Brsaux. tho secretary was
directed to notify tho House that tho Senate was
prepared to bnllot for United States Senator.
On motion of Mr. White, his journal Of the
9th inst. be corrected so ms to show that Mr..
EuHtis was In the chair whom Mr.. White offered
his substitute to tho first section Of Senate bill
No. 80: also, strike out the point Of order made
by Mr.. Grover, when tho substitute WAS offered
for the first section Of Senate bill No. 50. and in
sort the following: Mr.. Grover made the point
OF order that the substitute offered by Mr.. White
was not In order. as a bill containing several
sections could not be offered rs a substitute for
the first section of the bill under discussion"
On motion Of Mr.. Texada. Senate bill No. "a.
entitled On oct TO grant physicians privilege in
certain cases by amending article 32t7 Of the
OWL Code. was laid upon tho table subject to
call.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
TO the Honorable tho Senate Of Louisiana:
am directed by tho House Of Representa-
Mves TO inform your honorable body that the
House Is ready to proceed to ballot for United
States Senator.
fJ..a.. fail, .,l1