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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Books of Poetry, Biography, History, Juvenile
Books, Fine Gift Books, Bibles and Prayer Books
at Osman Il Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

On next Monday evening, Jan. 18th, loi7, at
Willis's hall, Florence Lodge, No. !, ID. of r.,
will give their seventh annual ball. These par
ties have heretofore been enjoyable, ard no
doubt holders of tickets will find this one equal
ly so
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Endorsed by the Faculty. The reputation OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been solely achieved
on account OF its merit. Physicians prescribe il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

You can get a choice brand Of white winter
wheat -four at d. Heenan X Cos.
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Reduced prices on boys clothing for The mex
thirty DAYS 81 \. F.anA u Co.'S, the psople'
cloth.crs
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Services tO-mo,, - al The usual hours at tn,
Presbyterian chul ~, preaching by the Rev. DIR
Bascom.
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CHILDREs's TREAsURE.-A case for pens pen
ellis, sponge, &c, with rule attached. for sale at
Osman & Hapemans. Every school boy and
girl should have one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

VACCINE MATTER.-Dr. Dyer las non human
lied Vaccine Virus from young heller strictly
free from all faint Of disease.
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Now is your only chance to get your clothing,
furnishing goods, &c, Mt your own figures, for
only few days, at the Yellow Corner
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Choice apples at 20 cents per buohcl at d
Heenan * Cos.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Books! Books.

On good security at low rate of interest. APP
ply TO F. W. Topper Abstract Office, Ottawa, III
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Great bargains in shawls, furs, cloaks cloak.
ing beavers, nannels and blankets at ID. Heenan
& Co.'S,
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Frank & Co. are selling oyercoats very low
Go and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
100 Dog SKINS
New YORK Family and Story Paper.

wanted, for which Hull Il Bartels will pay the
highest price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

fine stock of new stationery at osman *
Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Hickory nuts, 81 cents peck, sl.iO bushel
at Piergue's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Overcoars at cost for the next thirty days at A
Frank IL Coz.
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fyou wish TO subscribe Tor "a Magazine or
Newspaper, call al Osman q Hapcman's west Of
The Court Unusr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Nicely has four gearing buils-two thorough
breds and two grades-ior sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

D. Heeuan & Co. sell choice golden syrup for
- cents per gallon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Diaries! Diaries.

Piergue has some Lew and very choice brands
OF cigars Good. tried them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Ovcrcoats down to hard pan prices at NJ. Stief-
el IL Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Leroy W. Fairchild's celebrated Gold Pens at
0sman d IIapcmau's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Call and see the $40 ovcrcoats at " Stefel
Z Cos
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Keep a record Of daily business and inctdeBia
expenses, and buy for their use piasy tov lsT',
q. o'm.u s UaPsms1s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Excelsior Diaries Of all sizes aud STYLES Of
binding at Osman * llapemans.
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Rem-...rr \. Frank & Co. for good oveTcSaIs,
chem
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NoIIce TO Tax Collector.

Best soft ard compressed yeast at Piergue's.
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Come to me, can beat them all on syrups.
&. VI. SHAW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Choice roll butter only % cts, at Shaw's cash
store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Bulk and can oysters at Pirrgae's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Attitude, FcrrIlude, Authors and Poets Game.
1t Osman " Hapemau's.
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Gold Pens.

Homemade candies aud fruits at Picrgu.'..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
None Better,

Don't forget that Smith d Rlsng's Imperial is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Wonderful low prices in the clothing line al
VI. Stiefel & Cos.
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Picked piss-fcet and tripe at D Ileenan 4 Co,
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Try d. Heenan * Cos a5 cent Japan lea.
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Flour has gone up, but | am selling at old
prices yet c. NJ. SHAW.
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The biggest, best and cheapest line Of grocer
les iu the city. Shaw sells them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Needles for all ki.ds Of sewing machines, al
Mrs, Brewers.
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Never had cheap cigar run like Smith &
Rising k~y West
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Great Reductions,

Tr, D. Heenan Il Cos. 10 cent golden syrup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
New Remedy for Colds.

9pounds nice light sugar for 81 at d. IeenG
& Cos.
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Otta,cd, jan 4h, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
The Pennle Want PrnOf

Ottawa, December l6, 1875.
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Court House. The committee on Constitution
and By. Laws will then make Il report. Let all
interested be present.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On good security at low rate of interest. APP
ply TO F. W. Upper, Abstract Office, Ottawa, III
Books! Books!
Books of Poetry, Biography History, Juvenile
Books, Fine Gift Books, Bibles and Prayer Books
at Osman Il Hapeman's.
100 Dog skins
wanted, for which Hull & BarteS will pay the
highest price.
large lot Of fancy and plain cashmere suits
for men and youths to be sold at half price for
The next fifteen days, at the Yellow Corner.
Frank II Co. have reduced prices on clothing
in order TO make room for their spring stock.
Go and see them before you buy
Choice apples at 40 cents per buahcl at ID.
Heenan * Cos.
VACCINE MATTER.-Dr. Dyer las non human.
lied Vaccine Virus from young heifer strictly
free from all faint Of disease.
Hickory nuts, 80 cents peck, Sl.i0 bushel,
at Piergue's
Nicely has four gearing bulls-two thorough
breds and two grades-fOr sale.
"
Come to me, can beat them all on syrups.
C. VI. SHAW.
Wonderful low prices in the clothing line at
VI. stiefel & Cos.
Needles for all kisds Of sewing machines, at
Mrs, Brewers.
Never had a cheap cigar a run like Smith &
Rising kry West
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27
ConRressionnI Proceedings

On Wednesday the Senate discussed the
electoral bill Sargent, of California, op-
posed, and COnkling, of New York, and
Sherman, of Ohio, favored it, in elaborate
speeches. After an exciting all-night ses-
sion, the bill passed the following morning
at seven O'clock-Yeas, Al nays, II.
Nays-Messrs. Blaine, Bruce, Cameron of
Pennsylvanis, Cameron of Wisconsin,,
Clayton, COnover, Dorsey, Eaton, Hamil-
ton, Hamiin, Ingalls,, Mitchell, Morton, Pat
terson, Sargent, Sherman and West. Ad-
lOurned to Friday.
In the House, on Wednesday, much de-
batting was done, in the course of which
Mt, Watterson, of Kentucky, intimated
that impeachment proceedings against the
President had only been prevented early in
the session by the opposition of what was
termed the Confederate element.
On Thursday speeches were made in
favor of the electoral bill by Messrs. Nc
Crary, Hunton, and GoOde of Virginia,
Hewitt and Hoar, of Massachusetts,, and
Mesars Hale and Monroe spoke against it.
In the Senate, on Friday, Mr.. Jones ol
r lorids spoke at length on the political
affairs of his State.
In the House the debate on the electoral
bill lasted from ten o'clock in the morning
until five o'clock in the evening. Speeches
against the bill were made by Messrs
Knott, Blackburn and Jones, of Kentucky
Mills, OF IeXaP, anu A5hcni Vi mIsslssippI
while Brown, of Kentucky, and Hill, o.
Georgia, spoke for the bill.
The vote on its passage was yeas, l9l
nays, Sc. All but eighteen of the negative
votes we're given by Republicans. Among
the eighteen were the following: Black
burn, Durham, Jones, Knott and MilikeI
OF New York, Bradford, Caldwell, Fornel
Williams of Alabama, Mills of Texas, Sin
gleton of Mississippi and Smith of Georgia
The only Southern Republicans who votel
for the bill were Wells OF Mississippi ant
Darrall OF Louisiana. All of the LOuislani
Democrats voted for the bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27
In Either Case the Packard Gov
ernment will Certainly be
Recognized and Sus-
tanned.
JUSTICE SWAYNE THE PROBABLE ARBlTER
OF THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS MIsREP-
RESENTED.
They Are Firm and Confident
Especial to the New Orleans Republican.


WASHINGTON, January q, 1877.
The passage of the electoral bill is now
regarded fsvorably even by leading Repub-
licsns who, from principle, opposed it,
The election of Judge Davis to the Senate
from Illinois will probably result in Justice
Swayne being selected as fifth judge and
virtual arbiter of the commission. Repub-
licans have full confidence in his integrity
and clear headedness.
Hayes stock is rising rapidly.
Governor Kellogg and Marshal Pitkin
had long interview yesterday with Presi-
dent Grant, and also with Attorney General
Taft and other members of the Cabinet.
They are to see the Attorney General again
to-day. Both feel assured of the speedy
recognition OF the Packard government.
The only difference of opinion among the
best informed Republicans here is, as to
whether full recognition will be given be-
fore the electoral question is decided or not
General Hurlbut has prepared a strong
document favoring the immediate reeogni-
ton of Packard, which the minority mem
bers of the House committee and the major
ity members of the Senate committee are
signing.
Senator Howe takes firm ground in favor
of promptly recognizing Packard.
Statements and specials in the New Or
leans Times telegraphed back here regard
ing the attitude of Senators Oglesby and
Wadleigh toward Packard meet authorita-
tive contradiction.
Senator Wadleigh, in the Washington
Star, strongly deneunces these misrepresen
tations.
Senator Oglesby has not yet returned
from the West, but has placed his senti
ments on record.
All the Republican members of the Sen
ate and House committees are solid fol
| Packard.
Wadleigh, McCrary and many other Re
publicans are iubilant this morning, aut
cay Hayes is sure. INDEX.
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LEeIsLATIvE PROCEEDlNGs.
Wednesday, January "a,
SENATE.
No quorum,
No quorum.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
At twelve O'Clock Clerk Robert F. Gui-
chard called the House to order, and re-
quested Mr.. Keeting to take the chair in
Lne absence OF Speaker Hahn.
Mr.. George Z. Paris, Representative OF
the fourth district, was sworn in.
Mr.. Dinkgrave introduced resolution
relative to the constitutional manner OF
casting the electoral vote for President and
Vice President of the United States,
and declaring that the States having
the right to provide for the man
ner of casting the vote, and that
having full faith and confidence in the
President of the Senate of the United
States, requests the Senators and Repre-
sentatives of Louisiana to oppose the
passage of the electoral bill in Congress.
The rules were suspended, and the resOlu-
ton was adopted,
A resolution to provide for payment Of
sergesnts-at-arms was laid over.
Mr.. Lane, from the special committee ap-
pointed on the speech of Mr.. Pinchback
charging that every member of the House
had received a bribe of $3.50, through Mr.
SOuer, to vote for w. P. Kellogg for Sen
ator, reported that they had taken the tes-
timony of every member who had recOg-
nized the authority of the committee TO
summon them, and each and all had une-
quivocally declared that they had not re-
c6lVeu SS0U, or any SUM, IOT UnaG purpose,
nor had they heard of any sum used in that
way. Governor WarmOth and P. B. S.
Pinchback had refused to attend. Some of
the testimony was reported to have dis.
closed the use of money by other parties
and for other purposes. The committee,
therefore, reported the charge erroneous.
Mr.. Stewart said he had never received a
| subpoena
Mr.. Lane stated that one had been made
out and given to a sergeant-at-arme, and
| he had had conversation with Mr.. Stewart
on the subject.
The report was adopted and the testi
mony referred to the Judiciary Committee,
and, on Mr.. Stewards motion, printed.
The Senate soon after joined the House, a
quorum of the Joint assembly being present
Senator Burch referred to the resolution
| of Mr.. Dinkgrave and asked unanimous
consent to introduce Q resolution for a joint
committee that the joint assembly NIGH
take some action in regard to the proposed
election bill before Congress. The concur
rent resolution had passed the House, bnt
the Senate was not SO fortunate in having 8
quorum, and desired a voice in the matter
After a prolonged debate, participated il
by Messrs. Drury, Detiege, Burch, War
moth, MeMillen, Dinkgrsve, johnson and
Moore, the resolution was carried.
President Antoine appointed Senators
Birch and Baker.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Dinkgrave
Blackstone and Walker.
ballot was then taken for United State
Senator, and resulted as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27
aame Matters.

lame Matters.
people Of Madison parish are
tterly of the raids made by
cksburg on their live stock.
abanded bulldozars, having
bow that the election is over /,
10 subsist on the labor of
We of late done q tiOurishing
ng and stealing stock on the
hnd taking it across the river
partment has received notice
ban government has deter
D what are called the honor
IN the United Statee, and to
aintain no eonsulates hence
oae to which a fixed salary
mong the eonsulates abol-
order is that in this city,
n conducted with marked
g Krntlschnitt, for many
hip Speeulator, from Ham
frleane, which was recently
Dog Rocks, waa insured for
Dnth, Nova Scotia, offices.
ual report Of the TOnIo In
D received with the compli-
eretary, Ernest T. Florance,
zazt includes those of 1874 and
iical extracts from DR.. +.
are now $50 members on the
" have been SIS, ,358, and
ll,399 35, and relief ex'
TO 2l2 families and per
ave been treated at their
ne, besides las at the hos
allence Of the hospital Il ap'
sta and more each year.
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Btaub.

1t will be borne in mind that at Gold.
Just of from Canal street, Mr. Staub has
one of the iHest assorlments Of periodical
literature in the South. All Of the popular
magazines are received ahead Of time, and
the illustrated weeklies and dailies from
the ohiet cities Of the North and West. lie
was the pioneer Of cheap literature in this
city, and his enterprise hiss secured for him
ampielFecr aitiOn pending the time we are
in stQta a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27
ESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS
DECISION COUNTED ON
'cratS Feel They Have Been
/ a Little Too Fast.
the New Orleans Republican,

ION, January 81. 1877, 3 3P. NJ.
ement from yesterdays Star,
few Orleans, that the Senate
would report in favor of the
tors, and sgainst your State
is erroneous, and was caused
Of the Star reporter, who OBJ
ews from Democratic gossip.
Howe authorizes me to say that
Governor Packard's title TO the
p absolutely periect-as sound,
! hat by which the Governor of
. Olds his seat.
4 Wadleigh indorses Senator
Z Z ion in most emphatic terms,
4 pat Senators Oglesby and Nc.
|. are not at the Capitol this
of the same opinion and are
Dr the immediate recognition Of
= ckard, and will go recommend
booming report, some time next
!, Don as it can be prepared.
a, a, 'piniOn is expressed by the Re
d nbers of the Senate and House
!. Tho have returned from New
u that is wholly aud strongly in
recognition of Governor Pack
~ erman is fully satisfied will
- pressed, as they fully confirm
= e the report made by his IN
A g committee last November.
Hl b in the Picaylne of the TWEEN
'up ant, that Secretary Cameron
81 pgg, Governor Packard ant
,H n are intriguing to have Gen
transferred to another com
1pI gossip, and has not the leas
iinl IN fact. Nothing is being don,
al eneral Augur. If Secretary
10 Is him renewed, he has onl.
~ ~ there Ia no need of any in
saa mplish it.
le telegraphed from here of MAJ
4 10 keeping aloof from Presiden
he { Cabinet discords, are ais
at
y kin called on the Presiden
= tally received on the evening
ID and has had frequent an
ateryiews since.
" nds here are absolutely Gel
. u 1prly recognition of GovernO
RI
almost without exception
anu Rtly encouraged to-day in IT
,p;S . a residential prospects.
licis ain that the new commissio
obis . fair decision, and nOthin
pTtia to put President elect Haye
sui House.
ahd ~, ats are already beginning t
hsrs we're little too fast in con
. q q lives to the compromise bill
0na. ID. D. G.
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HnIex

C. C. Haley, news dealer, No. 10 CONNER
cial place, sometimes remembers the Re
PUBLICAN office when in receipt of an un-
usually select assortment of goods in his
line Such is the case Just now with the
almanac season, and our aeknOwledg-
ments are hereby extended for choice Sc
lection of reading u after, which, If the
reader should only see, would tempt him
to make q raid on Haley without delay
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No quorum.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NO QUORUM
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Keeting again occupied the chair.
No business was done previous to the en-
try of the Senate, except the referring of a
resolution relative to the ergeants-at-arms
to the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
The Senate appearing, a report of the
committee on rules was presented. Thie
was signed by the three members of the
House only.
Senator Twitchell desired time to pre-
pare a minority report.
Senators Stamps and Twitchell both OBJ
iected to the adoption of the report.
The second rule of the report appeared to
be the only objectionable one, as it pre-.
vented the Senate from retiring after meet
ing the House, except by a vote of the
assembly.
Senator Blunt considered the committee
one of the joint assembly and not of each
house, therefore the report of the three rep
resentatives was a majority report. He
did not consider the two Senators entitled
to any more time.
The President decided the report was
report from the House only, and an appeal
was taken.
Senator Bryant hoped the President
would be sustained and report would be
made the next day.
Senator Stamps said he had not signed
the report because he had not approved of
the rules.
Mr.. Jones said the assembly wanted rules
and vote, and not to delay because five or
six Senators wanted to be Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
A motion to table was lost, and the Pres
ident was not sustained by 20 to 47, no
quorum voting.
The Senate then withdrew and the Heuse
adjourned.
Friday, January 26.
SENATE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Executive Department,
New Orleans, January rs, 1877.

General c. C. Augur, Commanding Department;
SIR have just received your message
and accompanying copy of Mr.. Packard's
letter to you of the twenty fourth instant,
in regard to the alleged suspension from
office by Judge EPiersOn, of Natchitoches,
Of the sheriff and coroner OF that parish.
have no information, official or other, IN
regard to the matters referred to, but have
telegraphed to obtain it, and will inform
YOU as soon as received.
Mr.. Packard himself does not seem to
know what date Judge PiersOn entered
uDon his office, nor whether his Occupation
OF the bench" was a violation of the Presi-
dents request in regard to the preservation
of the status quo. Under this state OF facts
il would appear that MT. Fackaras con-
plant was at least premature. The stat
ute gives to the district judge, under GER
tain circumstances, power to suspend the
sheriif, or coroner, when acting as sheriff,
for disobedienoe of orders. I beg TO refer
you to my Communication of yesterday in
regard to the Ouachita officers for my dis
position and purpose as to this and other
limilar,oases which may be brought to your
attention.
l nave the honor to be, your obedient
''- 'A FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor.
To these communications Governor Pack
ard re joined as follows;
grArE OF LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department :
New o leans January 2S, lsI7.)
To Brigadler General @. @. AuguT, Commanding
Department
S1R-I have just received the following
additional telegraphie dispatches on the
subject of my Communication TO you las'
night:
NATcHIrooHEs, p. NJ, January 25
70 B. Packard Governor, New Orleans;
Ordered to sign Bates bond as sheriff, By
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Arctic explorers say that one cause OIL
their failures heretofore has been owing to
the want Of dogs The dog want could be
Immediately supplied By an uptown DIS
trict in this city.
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Necessary to a choice forty-one.
The Senate then withdrew and the House
adjourned.
Thursday, January 25. E2SsN
SENATE.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-27

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called Co order at twelve
o'clock by the Clerk, and Speaker Hahn
being absent, Mr.. Keeting was called to the
chair.
Only forty-seven members answered the
call of the roll.
A quorum was obtained at half-past
twelve
Mr.. Milon gave notice of bill to amend
Revised Statute 1924. paragraph nine, rela-
tive to the tax OF $3.50 for liquor licenses.
On Mr.. Graeien's motion the Senate was
notified.
Both houses assembling, only thirteen
Senators and ftty-eight Representatives
answered the rolls.
The Joint assembly then adjourned C
Monday, at twelve o'clock NJ, and the
House to 1880 A. NJ