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The motion prevailed and the Senate
adjourned till "a M. Tuesday.

The motion prevailed and the Senate
adjourned till Ia IN. Tuesday.
House.
The House assembled at che usual
hour.
Speaker Bush In the chair and quo
rum present. -...
rial providing for more Systematic
system OF keeping the books and 40
counts OF the State Auditors Office,
Lies over.
COMMITTEES SERVICE.
BY Mr.. Delavigne, OF Orleans, chair.
man OF the Com mittee on Canals end
DraiDage-Fayorably ON Senate Dill
No. 81. relative to drainage assessments,
RESOLUTIONS.
Nv Mr. Robertson-Joint resolution
relative TO the survey OF Bayou Teohe.
Referred.
new BILLS.
BY Mr.. Porter, of East Feiieiana--A
bill for the repeal of acts relative to the
establishment OF an insane aHylum.
Referred TO the Judiciary Oommtttee.
BY Mr., Gillespie. OF CamerOn@-A bill
to facilitate sac construction or the
Cameron Navigation Canal. Referred
to the Committee on Oanals. lhuus anu
Drainage.
DIV Mr.. Young, of East Baton Rouge
A bill to authorize aud empower the po-
lice jury OF East Baton Rouge TO con.
aolidate and bond the Indebtedness OF
raid parish. Referred to the judiciary
COMMITTEES.
The Senate now met the House, and
tho General Assembly In joint session
proceeded TO ballot for o United States
Senator.
hfr. Rtdgley, of Concordia, nominated
Mr.. Coin EHrtain.
senator Tsxada Withdrew the name of
Benator q. i. Wheeler.
Senator White Withdrew the name OF
Eenator Garland and nominated Sena-
Tor TgYalh.
Mr.. Kidd nominated the Hon. John
Smith. taking occasion to cay that
Mr.. Smith was akin TO the Southern
Uomnlission.
The vote was nB follows:
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MUFEsY.
MUTENY.
A lively Fight sH the ship GETTYSBURG.

"A AiFsAs Flshh hA tas Snip gettysburg.
can ship Gettysburg left post II, loaded
with cotton for Havre; after getting
nine mites below the city the crew.
which consisted Of twelve men, mutt.
MED. assaultiDg the two mates; they
bruised them badly, .neeessitating the
first mate In seif-defense to draw his
pistol and fire several shots, wounding
two Of the mutineers, who fled to the
tow and remained concealed until their
escape when the tow landed. The ship
was compelled to put back and reached
hear at 8 o'clock. One Of the sailors.
named John Francisco, has been arrest
cd and ID locked up In the Fifth Precinct
Station. The police are after the
balance and will doubtless have them
ell In tow before Tonight.
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Death of Hillary sJsnns.

The many friends of Hillary Genus
will be startled to learn Of his demise
yesterday, after an illness of some dura-
ton, His genialty Of disposition and
generosity Of character won for him the
warm affection OF those with whom he
ners and kind regard for others feelings
endeared him to all those who knew
him. Hillary Cenas was son Of that
old and now deceased citizen and notary
public, Eel. Cenas, and had served as
midshipman ia the United States navy.
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LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.
A Resolution to Adjourn sins Die and
Oiher Matters.

The Senate passed the bill reorgariz
ing the Board of Health yesterday
which returns to the House for actor
on the Senate amendments.
During the session q resolution was
introduced providing for the adjourn
ment of the Legislature sine die on Sat
urday next, at 2 o'clock p. IN.
Tn this connection
A CAUCUS
Of both Houses will be held this morn
ing at II o'clock to ascertain the pro.
priety Of the adjournment without day.
The House took up number Of bills
reported unfavorably upon, and post
poned them indefinitely. thereby clear.
ing the calendar Of their cumbersome
presence.
The bill providing for the reorganiza.
ton Of the municipal courts Of New Or
leans passed this body finally and goes
to the Senate for concurrence.
THE HOMESTEAD BILL
came up, giving rise to considerable
debate, and was under consideration
when the House adjourned at hall. past
4 o'clock p. m, from want of a quorum.
During the joint session Mr.. Kidd, OF
Jackson, created sensation by nomi-
mating the Hon. John Smith as candi-
Adp0 luE ". y. ocudtOIs lOE, 5lUS uldTly
enough, no such an individual happened
TO be known by any Of the members Of
the General Assembly. and 1t required
the explanation of Mr.. Kidd. that the
honorable gentleman was Intimately
connected with the best families In
every State of the Union and particu-
larry with the members Of the embryo
Southern Com mission, that members
realized that the name was not an In
vention Of Mr.. Kidd.
The candidate received several votes,
one Of his supporters remarking as he
voted, that he did not know his candi-
date, and precisely on that account pre-
ferred him, inasmuch as he had for
several months back been seeking
THE GREAT UNKNOWN,
and possibly Mr.. Smith would prove
to be the man.
The appointment Of Mr.. J. r. A. Gau-
threaux as Inspector Of the Slaughter
House will be received by our people
with pleasure. Mr.. Gauthreaux has not
only deserved this recompense for his
arduous labors in the cause Of right,
but possessing, In a high degree, intel
Iigenoe. energy and integrity, the pub.
lie may rest assured that they will have
In him competent and faithful servant.
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CAUGHr1y TEXAS.
An Overseer That Had Cheated His En-
ployer TO The I une Of $4,000.

Yesterday Mr.. 3. NJ. Smith, acting In
the capacity OF detective, arrived ia
| this city from Texas, bringing with
him prisoner named r. G.. Ernest, who
is charged with having some six months
ago embezzled from Mr. Carl Kohn, the
President of the Union National Bank,
the sum OF $4,000.
The accused was brought to the Gen.
trui Station and locked up on requisi-
ton of Kellogg, which was issued few
days after the
CRIME HAD BEEN COMMITTED.
Later In the day a capias was issued
by Judge Whitaker, Of the Superior
Criminal Court, and the accused was
sent to the Parish Prison.
As cleaned by a DEMOCRAT reporter,
the facts appear that Ernest was over
seeing sugar plantation in the parish
OF Terrebonne for Mr.. Carl Kohn and
that last season, instead OF shipping all
OF the sugar TO Mr.. Kohn's agents In
this city, he brought portion down to
the city, sold 1t on the levee and pock-
eted the proceeds, which
AMOUNTED TO ABOUT $4,000.
Ernest, after securing this neat little
III,
Missouri county, where he purchased a
little farm and stocked 1t. After being
comfortably settled he wrote a letter
to his wife and some OF his relatives,
stating that he was all fixed, and ask
ing them to hasten over.
As soon as Mr.. Carl Kohn discovered
that he had been sWindled by his over
seer, he placed the case in Mr.. Mike
Farrell's hands, bank detective, and
requested him to make diligent search
for the man who had victimized him.
Mr.. Farrell, after linking the evil
dence together, was satisfied from the
chain Of circumstantial evidence that
Ernest had gotten away with the money
and fed to Texas.
Mr.. Farrell, from press OF business,
not being able to follow his man in
Texas, sent two experienced detectives
armed with a requisition from Kellogg
to bring the culprit to the scene OF his
crime, The COPS, after roaming around
Texas for several weeks, returned to
New Orleans empty-handed, and stated
that Ernest was not
IN THAT STATE.
Mr.. B. W. Smith then came to the
surface, and wishing to gain q reputa-
ton as detective, expressed desire to
make trip to Texas. and allowed that
the Lone Star State contained many
acres Of ground, but expressed himself
as willing to travel at large expense, FOR
he felt sure that in some secluded spot
the festive Ernest was hiding, and that
he was the man to HE him out Of his
lair.
Mr.. Smiths services were accepted,
and being equipped with the same re-
QUESTION he started for. Texas. On
reaching the State, and. hearing that
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Rosa Rana's BENEFIT.

The charming actress who has, dur
ing the past season, occupied with such
distinction the position OF leading lady
of the Varieties Theatre, has selected
the Marble Heart" for her benefit.
rendered to her by our citizens. We
shall, therefore, have the pleasure OF
seeing her in the great part OF Marco,
on Monday evening, April 2. The box
office will be open on Thursday next.
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EDUCATIONAL RO0THHY.
An Injunction Issued Against Him

The fates seem to be unusually severe
with the Packard small fry just now,
and one after another Of them turn over
their official bodies, firt their gills and
float. Yesterday, on the relation Of
Hon. r. NJ. Lusher, an Injunction was
obtained against q. W. Boothby and J.
Fl. Corbin, In the Fourth District Court,
restraining them from acting respec-
lively as Division and District Superin-
tendents OF Education In this parish.
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sent before the superior Crlmlnal Court

John Harnett, the slayer of Rudolph
Eiehhora, was last evening arraigned
before Judge Kleinpeter on d prelimin-
airy. examination, and after hearing the
testimony, the accused was sent before
the Superior Court on $1,000 bail, on the
charge Of manslaughter, and in default
OF bail was remanded to the Parish Pri-
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The Great Eisy Rnna Case.

The case of the Maenhaut heirs in
the city OF New Orleans, involving the
constitutionality Of the city's bonds,
has been postponed fifteen days, by
consent Of counsel on either side.
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HOTEL A RIVALS.

CRY HoTEL4-Augustus Graft, Sell Howell, G
4 Barnes, Guy; G Enoeh, P..ilsdelphia; ID b
George wilson and wife, West Baton Rouge !;
Geo Foster, Ala; A Csneza, city Jemes b
Noel, Mo ringsport; Fl Maverick and wife, san
Antonio r L tile, " Thompson, " IS; u
Kerry. Delhi. La; Mrs e DeGamafs. Texas :B
Tseuton. I ]; Perry D1idridgs and wife, Corpus
Christi
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Signed by the governor.

His Excellency, Governor Nichols,
yesterday signed bill authorizing the
taxation Of lands for drainage purposes
In the parish Of Lafourche.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
Monday Evening, april =, 1877,
EASTER.
Grand Farewell Complimentary Testimonial
Rendered to
MISS ROSA RAND,
BY tho citizens and lending amateurs Of New
Orleans.
coHREsposDENCR.
NEW ORLEANS. March 10. 1871.

Hpuu opIraru tS.x,s IA ,e17
Miss pt,s, n 81.
Having dnrina, .bs ,,.st ssaaon. v,;tnsss.sy
~, h sansi ,Ia.a.,s. 81 ,,x,,;sa ,ian vo,,r ,ar
sonation of be mong 4 if,ar.nt sbaraetsrs vo,s
hsye repressptsd ,.a aas;r "a t,,f.s ,,,r ,sa,,ar,
urs from our civ to vonr MarVland homs. ia
have the plsasnrs n soc nd vn,, asain ar, ff,es
boards of the varistiss and b, aak nnu,sdps oar
appreciation OF yonr sxeafancs az q flnishaI
and highly Accomplished artistic. We therefore
respectfully suggest that Won Indicate the ttma
when IL woutd best suit vopr eonvanianee a. -
espt q farewell eembliu entry bensft.
HFanois = NICHOLS. yDhn Phelps,
WIN A Gwynp. n 4 Given.
gammaek. Vim y Bailey,
I III seottk e ~ yen,
Maaa,t1av rf.;et'
Y. 4 Robertson, Frank Il HsH.
VIII Steven, WM owen
gohn Olegg. VIM Fagan.
q +, 9an raes' iaanf lsf2h Hasfs.
Jno Withsrsnoon ] n Hiss
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RUREETT's fLAyuRIsa ExTEAcTs-Are used
and endorsed by the best hotels. confec toners,
grocers and the Frat families IN the country.
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NOTICE.

STATE PRfErING BOARD,
New Orleans. March a. 1877, !
Notice Ia hereby given that meeting Of this
Board will bs held ut the Governors office on
TUESDAY, March At, at II o'clock d. M, for The
purpose OF eleeting Il STATE PRINTER under
the provisions Of act No 40. approved March II.
1877. FBANCT5 r. ETCHOLLs.
Governor Of Louisiana and OK -ofiioio President
Of the Board
Will STEvEN Heeretary. mh25 I'd
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The evenings entertain ment will present the
popular romance Of real life, In four acts
and d prologue. by Charles Shelley, Fec,
entitled
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-13
c.. & NV LINES
TIE CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY

THE CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines Of the WEST and NORTHWf ST
and with ~ numerous branches and connections,
forms the.>hortest and quickest route between
Chicago aud ali points in Illinois, Wilson's sim Nor
thcgn Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa Nebraska Cali
fornia and The Western Territories Its
Omaha & California Line
Is the shortest and StroU;e between Chicago and
al points IN Northern Illinois Iowa, Dakota. Ne
bras ha- " yomlng. Colorado. Utah. Nevada Cali
iornia- Oregon China Japan and australia Its
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
i n short line between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. and for Mad
ls"n- ~ RAM. Minneapolis. Duluth, and all points
in the Great Northwest its
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and Ia Crosse
Minnesota. lis
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line between Chicago and GAINESVILLE,
Waterfowl Fond Gu Lac. Oshkosh. Appleton
Green Bay E>canaba, y esaunee Marquette. Housh,
ton, hancock and the Lake superior Country. lis
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and Z
Rockford, FreepoIt, and all points via Freeport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore route. and is the ONLY one
passing between Chicago and Evanston. Lake For
rest Highland Park, Waukcgan Racine, kenosha
and Milwaukee
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains of this road.
Inns u the ONLY LINE running these cars be
! tween chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis, Chi
cage ana aliwaukec, Chicago ana Winona. or Chi
cago and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore x Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen
trai, Baltimore Il Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE i
chicago hankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes.
for all points EAST and SOUTHEAST. and with
the chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connections are also made with the Union
Pacific II. Il. AT Omaha for all far West points
Close connections made at junction points with
/ trains Of all cross points
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ilcket Agents In the Onited States and CanadaS.
remember, You ask for your tickets via the Chi
/ cago & Northwestern Railway, and take none
other
| New ork Office: No. AS Broadway: Boston OF
/ nee NO. state street: Omaha Office, 2t5 Farnham
street; san Francisco Office, III NJ )ntgomcrv - /:
Chicago Ticket Offices. 50 Clark street under Sher-
man House; - Canal, corner Madison: Kinzie-st.
Depot, corner West kinZie and Canal streets Wells
I Street Depot, corner Wells and KinZic Streets.
Fer rates or information not a,tanahlc from your
home ticket agents, apply TO
! ". III. STENNETT MARVIN TrGHITT
4 zen Az I, Chicago. Gen. Mang +, Chicago
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New York Weekly Herald.
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The
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AYERS Pills have been known for
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The Grand Encampment Of Wiscon-
sin Odd Fellows met in Milwaukee on
Tuesday Of last week. Theproccedings
were confined to the hearing Of reports
AMI the statement Of K. H. Hotchbiss,
Of Plymouth, in regard to his represen-
tation Of the district in the Grand Lodge
meeting at Baltimore. The treasurer
reported that the receipts were 81 ,3iG,
10, and the disbursements. 81, 13442.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Grand Patriarch, George L.
Wetherby, OF SchuIlsburg; Grand High
Priest, i. W Haight, CT Waukesha:
w. Grand Senior Warden, r. u. TORY,
Oshkosh; Grand Scribe, j. b. Hills, OF
Madison; Grand Treasurer, David Adler,
Milwaukee, Grand Junior Warden, A.
L Smith, Beaver Dam; Grand Repre-
sentative to the United States Grand
Lodge, I. B. Elliot.
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4 RECEIPT FOR Low SPIRITS
Take an ounce OF the seeds Of resolution,
mixed we'll with the oil OF good con-
science, iufuse into it large spoonful
of the salts Of patience; distil very care
fully composing plant called Others
woes, which You will find In every part
of the garden of lite. growing under the
broad leaves of disguise: add small
quantity, and it will greatly assist the
salts of patience in their operation;
gather handful of the blossom of hope.
then sweeten them pro: erly with the
balm of prudence: and if you can get
any Of the seeds Of true friendship. YOU
will then have the most va liable medi-
cine that can be administered. But
you mus be careful to get some of the
seeds Of iror Friendship, as there is
seed very much like It called 81 lf-in-
which will spoil the whole com
position. Make the ingredients into
pills, take one night and morning, and
the cure will be effected.
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4 ;ir. Larson, OF Manitowoc, who wa
visiting IN the town of Clay Banks, met
with bad accident last Sunday. Mr.. l..
WIS out 10 the woods hunting, and through
s'me irregular step, or accident, his gun,
which was loaded with buck shot, was dis
charged, the whole load, consisting of six
buck shot, going into his left arm, in and
out the elbow. Efforts are being made to
save portion of bis arm, though it is prob
able the whole will nave to be amputated.
We hear that Mr.. Larson had some $50
in his vest pocket, which was badly burnt
from til, blaze Of the powder when the
gun was discharged II such is the case,
it is quite likely sufficient fragments of the
bills are left to restore the greater part, CT
full amount, when presented at q bank
Sturgeon Bay ErpoSitor.
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