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seafd, Is appeared by an application
pocket. on hie way to join the "Or-
battery Of artillery was run over by
.Iean railroad freight train last week,
q buried ct Bayou des Allemanda,
~ ST. Charles.
VS. Toll Hook and Ladder Company
q IRE ID its own building which
Ia thAh Il could subdue Monday
The truck house and three
ID near By were destroyed.
hlaaAeR filed with coal oil is the
an0n 81 the incendiary.
any the Louisiana Leyee Com
llad john Henderson, president ID.
al Woe president, n. A. Tarleton
and treasurer.
man playing deputy sheriff 70
nFVat bY collecting "perqulalbesD
enn he summoned a. jurors nav
1,l1fity sr0m Sheriff Handy, was
g him. and bis oftense oondoned
iee le sin no more.
tn1o saloon Of Louis Cignon, cor
Peter and Bourbon streets, eut-
eessful raid Wednesday night
discriminating policemen Of the
1Inct.
6nlared M. Hendriek's grocery
aIne between Laharpe and ". Ser
elH Thursday morning, and Aktel
tile clerk who slept Ia the store
atoie 5 and 4 revolver. No clue
0|evaa, on Wednesday, robbed
of Ks. Pearl lie Biartet o. leW
e|ae
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nousn og REPREsENTATIvEs.

Rifteenth Day's ProceeaInGs.
HoUsn o. REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans. April :. 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
The Clerk Of the House called Mr.. Keeting
to the chair. the Speaker being absent.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Darlington, Bird, Brown Of Cad
40, Burton, Brown Of jefferson, Blair
Brovstsr, Barrett. Bosley, Brooke, Bartlett
Boswell, Blackstone. Garyille, Como, Cole
Drurv. Davidson, Drew, Dickinsnn, Dlnk
4rnVs. Deioie, pe1iaga, nevezin. Dc Gray
Narly, Evnne, Elliott, DHrdeka, @eaqe
Hnft Gary. ngoeisn. 9ran4ini hN 81
hatsafan. HuFhee' Bolt % Aa-t r.tol
Fsnrs. H1Itof I4a1s Hst1r 4tnsc l4I'0aqH
~ r. 4crsA 7p'
~ a ~ e
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ton, Seveigues, SHINES, Thomas Of B jssier.
Thomas Of Grant, TOlliver, Washington,
walker, J. G. Watson, Watson, Warmoth-
So.
On motion of Mr.. Dinkgrave executive
session was ordered.
Executive session being raised, on motion
of Mr.. JOneay the House was adjourned
until Monday next &c twelve o'clock N.
ROBERT f. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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NIneteenth DAVIS Proceedinga.


Nineteenth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, April IL, 1877.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
The Clerk Of the House called Mr.. Keet-
ing to the char, the Speaker being absent.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Darlington, Bird, Brown of Cad.
do, Bartlett, Burton, Brown of Jefferson,
Blair, Brewster, BOsley, Blackstone, Bos-
we'll, Cole, Drury, Davidson, Diaz, Drew,
De Lacy, Dickinson, Dipkgrave, Deemai
rails, Devezin, Detiege, Dejoie, De Gruy,
Early, Evans, Elliott, Gardere, Gaude,
Gary, Gracien, Granzln, Hill of Ascension,
Hughes, Holt of East Baton Rouge, John
son of De Soto, Jones, 81. NJ. Johnson, Rob-
ert johnson, Keeting, Lane, Lewis. La
strappee, Magloire, Moore, MeMilep, Paris,
Raburn, Raby, Souer, Swazie, Snaer, Sc
veigpes, Shelton, Simmes, Thomas Of Grant,
Toiliver, Tostrick, P. j. Watson, Walker,
J. C. Watson-6l.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion of Mr.. Cole the reading of
the journal of the eighteenth days proceed
ings was dispensed with, and it was adopt
ed.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received;
CoMnrrrEK on ENRoLLMEST,l
New Orleans, April u, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House of Representatives;
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
to report House bill No. 81 as being duly
enrolled and House bill No. 81 as being
duly engrossed.
Respectfully submitted,
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS,
Mr.. Lane offered the following resOlu-
ton, which lies over under the rules:
Resoleed, That the Speaker be and he ID
hereby required to appcint committee q
| three TO ascertain whether or not the Louis
/ lana State Lottery Company has complied
/ with the provisions Of section one, article
i i've, Of the act of incorporation Of said
/ Louisiana Stats Lottery Company.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According to previous notice the follow
ing entitled bills were introduced;
By Mr LastEappes;
House bill No. 80, an act amending 40
No. 81 Of the acts Of the year 1876, entitls.
an cot 70 amend and se-enact "a act rela
tive to the Organization Of the Board 0
Police in and for the town Of 0pelousaI
passed March IS, 1856.
Read first TINA.
The cons titaaionsl rhlec Being suspended
he 1lli vas lsst a aaoltt Sine sa1 81
s a &Q7.
1I
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was adopted and twas ordered TO be sent
to the Senate for concurrence.
By Mr.. Thomas, Of Grsnt.
House bill No. 81, an act to incorporate
the town Of COlfax, in the parish of Grant;
to define its boundaries, and 10 provide for
the election Of mayor and connciImen; to
prescribe their duties and powers, and TO
provide for the government of tho Same.
Read frat time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was placed on it's second readiEg
and referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
By Mr.. Seveignes:
House bill No 81, an act for the preser-
walton of wild ducks, fowls and other game
within the State; regulating the period
within which the same may be hunted, ETC..
to impose license tax upon persons en-
gagged in the wholesale transfer of said
game from the hunting grounds to market,
commonly known as "acoapareurs," and for
other purposes.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
and referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Davidson moved 10 take from the
table the report of the Committee on Banks
and Banking relative to House bill No. 6S,
/ an act 10 fix the amount of license to be
paid to the State and municipal govern.
ments by the savings banks.
/ ,,,oval %o Law ,vnOkiav. nm
| the table.
Mr.. Detiege made the point of order that
any member could call up q report of g
standing committee lying on the table sub
ject to call.
The Chair sustained the point of order.
Mr.. Davidson moved the adoption of the
report.
Mr.. Souer moved that its consideration
be postponed and made the special order o.
the day for Saturday next, at P. NJ.
Mr.. Davidson moved to lay that motion
on the table, on which the yeas and nayI
we're ordered, resulting as follows;
Yess-Barrington, Burton, Brown Of
Jefferson, Blair, BOsley, Davidson. Drew
Devezin, De Lacy, Detiege, Hill of Ascep
sion, johnson of De Soto, Jones, KeetinR
Lane, Paris, Swazie, Thomas Of Grant, Tol
liver-l8.
Nays-Bird, Brown of Caddo, Brewster
BARTLETT, Blaedel, Blaekseone, Boswell
Cole, Drury, Dickinson, Dinkgrave, Des
marais, Disz, DejOie, De Gruy, EARLY. EV
ans, Elliot, Gardere, Claude, CAN'T, Gary
Granzin, GrAeien, Hughes, Holt Of Eas
Baton Rouge, II. NJ. johnson, Robert John
son, Lastrappes, Lewis, MaglOire, Moore
McMillen, Raby, Souer, Snaer, Seveignes
Shelton, Simmes, Tostrick, Watson Of st
Helena, Walker, Watson of MadisOn-A.
Lost.
Mr.. Souer withdrew the motion to post
pOne consideration of the bill until Satur
day next.
On motion of Mr.. DeLacy the report wa
recommitted to the Committee on Bank
and Banking.
On motion Of Mr.. Snaer the House wal
adjourned until tomorrow at twelv
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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Riahteenth Day,s ProceedInEs.

Eighteenth Days kF0ceedlngss
HousR OF REPRESENTATIVES.
New Orleans. April IL, 1877.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
The Clerk of the House called Mr.. SOuer
to the chair, the Speaker being absent.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names;
Messrs. Darlington, Bird. Brown of
Caddo Burton, Brown of Jefferson, Blair,
Brewster, BOsley, Brooks, BLACKSTONE, Bos-
we'll, Carville, Como, Cole, Drury, David
son, Dsyriee, Delavigne, Drew, Dickinson,
Dinkgrave, DesmArais, Diaz, De Gruy,
Devezin, Early, Evana, Elliott, Gardere,
Claude, CAN'T, Gary, Granzin, Gracien, Hill
of Ascension, Hughes, Holt of East Baton
Rouge, Holt of West Baton Rouge, John
son Of De Soto, Jones, H. M. johnson,
| Robert johnson, Lane, Lastrappes, Lewis,
Magioire, Milon, Moore, McMillen, Raburn,
/ Shelton, SHINES, Thomas of Grant, Thomas
of Bossier, TOlliver, TOstrick, j. G. Wat
son, P. j. Watson, Walker-63.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
OnmOtion of Mr.. Jones, of POinte COupee,
the reading of the journal of the seventeenth
days proceedings was dispensed with, and
| it was adopted.
Mr.. Gary called up House bill No. 70, an
act to incorporate Morgan City, in the par
ishof st. Mary, to provide for the govern
ment thereof, to fix the rates and objects Of
taxation and the manner of collecting the
same, and to repeal all other laws on the
same subject matter, hich passed its second
reading and was considered as engrossed.
The constitutional rules being suspended
the bill was placed on it's third reading and
final passage, its title was adopted and il
was ordered to be sent to the Senate fol
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Tolliver, of COncOrdia
the House was adjourned until tomorrow
at twelve O'Clock M,
ROBERT F, GUICHARD.
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RE sTATR OF Lou1slANA.


FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARISH OF
ORLRANS.
SUSAN c. WRIGHT vs.. MCMILLAN WRIGHT
No. 1871.
n HEREBY CERTIFH THAT ON THE THIR.
ii teenth day of January, 1871 Judgment was rem
6eYed in this court in the following entitled suit
In the Worda and figures folio wing, to wits
Susan C. West We. McWilliam WIight-No. 1s1l.
on motion of counsel for plaintiff and on pro-
ducing to the court due proof In support Of said
plaintiff demand, the law and evidence being in
her favor, it ts ordered adjudRed and decreed
that the Judgment by default herein entered On
the tenth instant be now confirmed and made
final, and accordingly that there be Judgment IN
favor of VlaiDtih Susaa G. West, and against de.
fendant, MoWilliam Wright, her husband, decree
ing separation OF property and . dissolution Of
the community of acqueeta and gains heretofore
existing between the said partiesi that the said
plaintiff be hencefo forth allowed to administer hez
property and affairs generally without the aaaiat
snoe OF her said husband, and that defendant pas
al costs OF suit
Judgment signed January IS, 1871.
W. d. ROGERS, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hsrsunts set ny
hand and affixed the senl Of the said court, ct ths
city OF New Orleans, on this tWenty-third day o
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand ei8n
hundred and aeYentY seven.
misc 3is Deputy Ozark.
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athlx magazines for Nay are now
IFsa 81 etanh'a news depot, On
alley, near Caahl street. West
Containing the thrilling details
AS "a ST. Louis wore rseeived
as Is quantity 70 meet the de-
IS same establishment Goldth-
sle the TWenty-seVenth Lon
and ~ other law books fol
Is sa9 call II tins market.
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--------
Friday. April 10.

Friday April 10.
Ia z. aTRARDEY. at u o'clock. 81 the St.
.shariea huctf0n Exchange, two lots, with
kasIdlngs, on Ker.eroc, between Marais ard
Iliere streeta.
Saturday, April 40.
n 4. GrRARDEY, ct II O'Clock. at the st.
sisaries Auction Exchange. lot with build
- on Josephine. between Rousseau and
sundsd By Froat. Clay, CuStomhOuse and BIZ
4 Vfiia etrefts.
I'M UFTTBD STATES MARSHAL. 81 u O'Clock,
4 nc CuaiOmhouae, . lot. with bnildinRss on
saanlne, between Delora and Poeyfarre
fraetg.
sf.SCiDE ], SPEAR, At IL o'clock, ct the Her
fsntg and AuctioneerS Exchange, lot with
.,ldinra. on st. Louis, between Roman and
.it mr. streets
e,FsTkBhE DAN O'LRARY, at II O'Clock. ct
~ Merchants and AuctloneeEs' Exchange,
4 With buildings, on Sc. Louis street and Car
IlaIat walk.
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~ RUrFkANIsM --Messrs. Narcisse
and George ii. Theard having been
+ t ami jOstled and slapped by each
beyond heightened endurance, on
day aeieoted Bourbon street, near
||a, IS 8 field of homer and val0ronsly
eed dozen shots, doing themselves
rage, but 20 the great danger Of in
paasers by, and the wounding of
G. Rlancke and Mr.. Jules Vinet.
Yheard hes published q card which
~. TFelIas tho aggressor, and also
both the unfortunate people shot
Sounded by his bullets. One para
" the letter ID rather unfortunately
tis moment q gentleman by my side
nod the word police, and recalling
that had q lecture to attend TO in
aIna, rushed toward Bienville street
proceeded quietly toward the law
subsequently, learned Of q warrant
him and surrendered. A little law
b taught these young gentlemen In
Whitaker's court.
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sixteenth Days Proceedings.

ASO0ONAAs0De
HOBBH OF REPRESENTATIVE
New Orleans, April 9. 1877. )
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Speaker Hahn and Messrs. harrington,
Bird, Brown of Caddo, Burton, Brown Of
Jefferson, Blair, Brewster, Bosley. BlasdeI.
Brooks, Blackstone, Boswell, Bartlett, Car
Vile, Como. Cole, Drury, Davidson, Drew,
Dickinson, Dinkgrave. Devezin, De Gruy,
DelOie, Early, Evans, Elliott, Claude, CAN'T,
Gardere, Gary, Gracieu, Granzin, Hill of
Ascension, Hughes, Holt of West Baton
Rouge, Jones, johnson of De Soto, H. M.
johnson, Robert johnson, Keeting, Kern,
Lane, Lastrappes, Lewis, Long, MaglOire,
Million, Moore, Souer, Swazie, Seveignes,
Snaer, Shelton. SHINES, Thomas of Bossier,
Thomas of Grant, TOlliver, Washington,
Watson, j. G. Watson, Walker-64.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
EMr. Keeting, of Caddo, in the chair.1
On motion of Mr.. Brown, of jefferson,
the reading of the journals of the fifteenth
and sixteenth days sessions was dispensed
with, and they were adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nOunced with the following message:
sRNATR CHAMRHR,l
New Orleans, April 9, 1877, )
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House Of Representatives:
am directed to ask the concurrence of
your honorable body in the passage of the
following:
Senate concurrent resolution No. 8, ex-
| pressive of the sentiments of the General
| Assembly on the political affairs of Louisi.
| ana.
Respectfully,
L..LAMANIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the Senate.
According to previous notice Mr.. Jones
introduced House bill No. 81, an act abol.
ishing the Office of notaries public through
out the State, the parish of Orleans ex-
cepted.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was placed on its second reading,
and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Messrs. Brewster and Lewis rose to ques-
tions of privilege.
MIR. Dinkgrave called up Senate concur
rent resolution No. 3, expressive of the SEN
timents of the General Assembly on the po-
litical affairs of Louisiana, which was read
l ana unanimously auOpVeu'
The Committee on Elections and Qualif-
cations submitted the following report,
which was received and adopted under a
suspt sion of the rules:
Committee ON BLzCrIONs AND QUALIFICATIONS, I
New Orleans, April 10. 1877. s
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives:
Your committee begs leave to submit the
following resolution, and recommend its
adoption:
Resolved, That Joseph Diaz, of the sixth
ward, parish of Orleans, and E. W. TOs-
trick, Of the eleventh ward, parish of Or
leans, be seated az members Of this House
from their respective districts, subject to
contest,
GEORGE DRURY, Chairman
G. w. KEELING,
GEORGE GRACIEN,
OSCAR HOLT.
Mr.. e. W. TrOstrick was sworn in as {
representative from the eleventh represent
alive district, subject to contest
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the House wal
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve O'clOcl
M. -
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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WANTED.

VNTANTRD-THR NAME ARD ADDRESS OF
w any person who knew Marco bagetello
Cor RaystesOl or Eliza Pennington, Or Calvin
Charles SMITH who lived IN TIE city Of New
Flaana or ta vioinitg prior 70 1870. and airs said
10 have engaged In oysttr aehinR. any one giving
inforaation win be suitably rewarded ny leaving
-" ALvhH BHE3AEiN
anl4Ifs cleyeland, Ohio.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILE.

By unanimous consent Senator Gage
introduced the following bail;
Senate bill No. 9. second extra aessica Of
1877, entitled an aot making the warrants
iusaed 10 constitutional ofiears receivable
for aaanses ana taxea for she years faE
4haeh ihst vero lasned. ana . theF purposes
Tie 1f|i vs. Eoad TIE frst time
his or ttdzr| ffI. tst Ptneeo
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SHERTFTa SALES.


Mrs. nlnEhsIde lssephzna Anpefomie Mar
tin, widow Of Pierre Guatave Magne, et al ~.
suoce aston Of John Leisy.
ET0uRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TER parrish
ID Of Orleans, No. t4,46l.-By virtue Of writ o.
seizure and sale to me directed BY the houorRhlg
the Fourth district Court for tho pn0iBl Of NrsAa
In the above entitled cause viii proceed 20 sell DC
public auction st the Mer hn1its and Anctin1etr1f
kxchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
temhouse streets, in the Second District Of tni1
city on MONDAY, April 49, 1911, at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property. to witt
CRkTALN Lot OF GROUND, tOEetk with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and np4
performances thereof, situated IN the F0uIsh Dia-
trict Of this city, in the square bounded BY Fry
tania. 81. Andrew Nayedea and Joaeph1ne Streets,
forming the corner Of Prytaaia aud Sc Andrew
streets, 81 measuring fty eight feet eight inches
two ines front on Prytania str o. By ono hundred
and thirtY.eight feet two inches eeveM lines In
d .pth and ffOnt on st. Andrew street. and about
ffty.tw0 feet nine inches, more or lees. in width
in the rear Acquired BY tho defendant herein ~
purchase nom Julian n. abrams, per act before
s Magner, ate notary public I'm this city, on the
eleventh day Of October, 1866
eeized in the above suit.
Terma-Cash on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY,
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RAoRs. Saturday was the first of
aiaianA Jockey Club spring meeting.
Nv was unSavorable for q large st
a1e, but 3 geOdly number were pres
drst, two mile, hurdle, race, six en-
as wen by L. Hart's Redding, the
AinR Ia bis favor at the start.
second, PiekWIck stakes, mile Keats
se year OIds, six entities. was won by
#ilIiam. Time-l:52; l;53ls; 2:06.
third, club purse, two miles, all ages,
tries, was won by F. Lloyd's Verdi
247.
day was the second day, and better
anco rewarded the managers.
arst race, three-quaterB mile, all ages,
arss, was won BY Hardy in l:l8h.
aeond, post stakes, two miles. for all
vas won by Sam Harper. Time
3.38.
thiFd, Stub purse, one mile, 1eC
on each, Was won by Bob WOoley in
assdny, the first race, one and one.
miles, all ages, club purse, was wOn
hl0yd's Commodore PaFiaOt, In DOL
second, three miles, all ages, olut
by Spencer & O'Brien's George
-. In 5;z0h.
third, mile heats, all ages, By
An u Hnggins' Jack Hardy, in l:47
y and Monday are fixed for the last
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mo PROPERTY OggNERs AM
AGEiTs.--.A business house OF lona standing
with large capital, wants 70 lease nrat Giles
atorshoua1 on Canal street. f1raona hnvip1 III
olaas a property to Les viii please ada4pA4 A. 4
care q Floayuuo olees giving i9cetlo1 o. Eia1l7t
nz1H their business address UH4
QNFANTED DeAHnE -ocQqF Ants 70
WI s ha1dn1uelg N1rnIHh1a ps4lf1 le4 Nsa'
a11M saniNe aisR 81 ono o. t#e arie 4et
Ak |N M 4HtH a4sef| HNIr ..Ee1NN|IN
tzs I1sz1
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
GEOON5TN v.vnDA c---raNr
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Local Intelligence.

rsRMrnED 10 DR.-Thursday Mr.. P.
uuay, printer, who has been subject
Of innacy, and at one time was con-
ii the asylum, visited the composing
4 Of the REPUBLICAN, Office, and his con-
soon showed that confinement was
|Intely necessary for his own good. He
opted 70 stab himself with file and
ID cut his throat with q shears. Officer
srd accordingly carried him to the CEN
station There he complained OF his
isonment and said he was tired OF lite.
rthin9 was taken from him, even his
kerphief, that he might injure himself
but little before twelve O'clock he
eded in hanging himself with his neck
'fsrchief. He was sixty years old, and
"a AZ No. Bienville street. Before
IN home he had notified his friends
he intended to kill himself. Deceased
native of France.
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GEORGE DRURY, Chairma
G. w. KEELING,
GEORGE GRACIEN,
OSCAR HOLT.

Mr.. e. W. TrOstrick was sworn in as a
representative from the eleventh represent
alive district, subject to contest.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the House was
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock
M.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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HEPrAsoPHs.-Members of the
"a ConcIave Of the s. w. M. have as
led In New Orleans for the annual
ng. Delegations were daily arriving
AZ the week.
81. w. e. Foster, supreme archon,
"a here Tuesday and was received by
tire order Of New Orleans. Hon. A.
SOD. grand archon of Louisiana, de-
q the address of welcome.
7nesday was the frat day Of the ses-
ard principally devoted to the recep-
q the report Of the supreme archon.
afsday the reports of standing COM
= we're received and considered.
following officers were elected for
dcceeding two years.
sene archon, w. E. Foster, Virginia;
ne chancellor, e. Heidingsfelder,
lama; supreme provost, F. N. Spencer,
supreme secretary, James II. Liv-
n. MARYLAND; supreme treasurer
II. Hubbard, Virginia; supreme
Alexander Dimitry, Louisiana; su'
Inspector general. n. @. Mayer, Tex
bralne herald, E. R. Boehler; Louisi
nprenae guide, James NJ. Black, Vir
supreme warder, Peter JensOn, Tex
1feme sentinel, John Ortner, Ohio
William MoWilliAms of Maryland
4 Chance of Pennsylvania, an6
v. Walkley Of New Jersey.
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THE SENATE.

SECOND EXTRA SESSION.
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Thomas Of Grant, Tolliver, Tostrick, Wash
inRton, Watson, J. G. Watson, Walkar-a7.
Nays- B0sley, Brooks, Bill Of Ascension,
Jones, Swazie-5.