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FOX HUNTING IN NEVADA
TWo WIDELY TIRrTNG REPORTS or IN
EXCITING EVY.NT
The Fox Declines 60 he EIunted-*oarcd with
club, Chased by an Ice Cream itorse
aud Killed Jy "a Terrier-A Man IEuuL

Tho fo,- hunt which etartnI frnt, rio ,,oo
,r1nt v"si,.r INV ,fir,.f . / "a ar.,, "a, nj t ~
,,.t ~. - ,, III, q ,l,r Of a., &c.,. -
49,, ,,.,,. n, D ..i',t ,Tt,,f., t tr .t... "
IT,, ,yns ii%sr',tod IIn ei,nt iip M ..t..,,,
soutl,yard. ami IN % f'w secouA4 mmt Ntb
the gray oi Che ions So. r'-A ln Wr to
view; In about hNh minutes N.lh h' s
which Wyrc hfug,uik iu tilr l..tr 10 NJ Or a
ZIP Sui u e,,,l ',s,i' .ii,'l ~.
rom slNteeu hands Mgr. fees co." van, HOLLOW d
u Ofndori' ana hditlihl 'h geo -.
black ein'iion. an ihn u 'l', COWS. IS Oh ~
twenty uth"r caV,lll 'r". o. ''' on 't am %. x
not % dozen YARDS rom tac hNuu w'N ths
icM .,utJ masking l't 'u' fd i.ti "N
The iir-t rN'ltin- oN 'ni Ni fn' fi " nt
d,.rh about twenty i', wii'' h"i r'n .h.rd y
aye f5l wei wito r,d, anu in Na.h
the w. ole mo rifin. 'ik' @ i.NnW. 1W pIa
oyer the edp and siirt ming nWNy IN mug NJ
all but one. Mr M. u"n4 hDieo tlin, uidgt
uHblp animal was ruin q. N7Iu1nl we nn art
however and. -" .ns Oh" ugony oi o. 49, lnd.
81 hursr. e,Jur drc" Iiei'i ana hApi INN
throush iho htU;, .
was about Sis milys nom Judsous ran'h. II
was at a-t c.-lt i'Hi b l.. ai lui u !
said il was unoir hofs 'sl Orndofn tackled II
and was thrown heavily hui b. vas on h. 'oi
s.hle to review a,i Size .n b., .i. %. iie ey" ling
chase. or ipll ofthe sylculu work d'u' hyslmo
Of tho h's- -bloolri hlis q in Ne'9d1. Su lice
Winding horn noaioi up THROUGH tur rgnons,
announcing that tue Toy had h''n oN fuken
There were nine mon in Ut tl death. winch
took L'aoc about mile from ~t'.l boat = n-s.
IN a little patch ~ sugeurueh tp t' lcii OF Tue
bridge Joe Stewart brought homo the brush.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
p,.,,,r,. ~. % ~. l...,t n t.y., mo,
r,ir,,it.i IN Il" ho,s d,,tifl T., ~, '"''nd
n,'unton "ii ,"' ~ ~, va 49, w. ~ "',d
Hunrs M nrr,n ,ti f., ,lin,- H. ~, rn tie
eISiting f5Ds hunt shiel wa. doWn In ih" hi'iiIs
% conc ~ at ti9i hoqg, Tha vi,i'ni, wa4 q
Young hgll troW WI, ioA WIN l, ',,i+ f. ,,vwd
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TIE HANDS0lIEST EDITOR.
STRUGGLES and TRTr NPHs or FIELD
MdRSBIL MtRfT HiLSTIjD.
ITis Early Efforts and Later Suocess-Vhat
Abiiity Rud Industry may Accom- piish when
not Hamprred by Wicked Partners.

CrSc1x,JAT1. Aug. 2G.--In the front rank Of
hrari rs sf,,,,ia Mural Ualai.aI ~ Tho
| Hmch,nnii ro,,,,,s,cjai < bfrici ete,.h of liz
| r'rDrr nav servo ,n show vo,lng r.tirniis f.,
~. ,,,ry r,, ti Nv liz NJ ,m m "iisr
.il1 ,NinYIa ti,'1 'u' III ,iiis' ~ ' i'', ~
! iiIts{noI v,',b,rt vr,rs ~ rsti,n. nnd anna.
r ro, i,'u r,.,vs9tdd bppr copnin ,,nd
tDiy m ,, w, ~ q ,,, ~ :, ri,', nil
,o PEI, w. we W. 81, ~ vi .1ii Afonv
~ ~ trl,..tcst nor's ia our lnorettra iny1
~, ~, llr 'i,,', -, n ILL., ,,,,,,tsi ~ cn,dnn n
iuiou Milvn N.Y. LILY r,I't XXX, = CO. N ,i,,nor
n,ooiNnii" ,niiarf ni,i.irr mi constant alton.
,wu ,nN IVY NY, ~ ,nn,,lh the.p Inst ara most VAL
uapls au5iuirics.
| MurHt Uaisteii was horn Sept. O. 1922, Mt
nalIy un LINN Hn' lttmeaiI 1uI cia ,3 liz
Vie, us Wiilittl. Col IIlsioad was born in
0li SomSeateni whare he has lived Tor seventy
y"ars' Nurat ait,nd"d the common schools
n ,y az u W' W. war o fY wnrked ON S' lis
inthcr's farm during the summer. In these
,n"r'3u .plry""Iug. Al Tie aite Of I'd he entered
| Farmer tol1cgC ai C1ilrgc Hill nrnr Cincin-
iafi where he yra,iua'nT i'm tho class Of 1881
If wns MS intnnfiot [" fl himself ior the law,
H., E nv f ,rts ne ami P'fi a st0riss mora
'r mi , h ,vs n,d T oon.
from Letter written ny MIN IN response To- the
| Tnutsrn iourl,nl he wrote Tor All thc daily pn-
| iore th1n ,nnrn numerous ihnu now nn1 for
iwp ,nt iii ,hn, rssed away ldng " aS co. H.
| writ" i,t fie f,,,aU. E.0Ii,g, C,,i,,,e,.ci1L
No1li,',i and ADDS. and i1f the ioh0sIion and
| Gregi V.st and a tcinua r.ner uauar edited by
N.hasin' he sart ID sunday raIer r" call"d The
| I~Gi-, mi ii wns short lived dt ing when the
! outside Of the third number was printed. His
| first regular engagement upon a daily ncws-
ITlr w'1 HEY t" g yis NJ I'm H. Cad
GNisrbna ~ ,, ,iit % te,e ~ Il snaed
Inv iecanie nm eynning dillon of the Gatepe.
| III. retir.l INST ~ lid came uartlv bocause
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fIN y no. ~ d'L
John Wesley Ilatdn', father was n
prn hrr who hv'd ia southwest Texas. A. p
t.oy l.s Yves rrmurhuhiI lulai Nn F,Ff n1rNl-
deneo Of tn' Terrible : e'on~, wm,n matter
is years Of |e'. and while the Suu WIS uul"r
military rllc, negro on h', father , place. Ir'-
Vnkrl hiu uud joe shut him. FIr til, Doc was
nrro-i and plnrri under guard u. eome sol-
dicr-. who s'atod 70 Hupts'. with him. As
closely .iud az night LAY down :. ,cop. llaldm
aro,, in H.. u.Snt AMI, ku al oX.D onr
OF them. This outlaw i Am. Ills ..u,Xt
at WIt t,o MWl'r oi Va T. !" 'm,
rut ~ wl. grow H.. Sgn,n uul Tarpr
troubles, Hardin aiins W4p .hr isYl lrH III,
fliu AMI brother W"r, gagged y western
IrN4- From tn, iiWr ON y N 20 -I'r, 'lo
Of the worst ORDER Vi -nuri ind Kun,as pr
cam" in' !, h 90. operation. and ,Niotn j. l,li
l"tm irHilc la..aN .u".' g.. a"ii. l.-i %
~. ~ , m - it;., r',H :,
TrNns, AMI kcltli h.rieriq .trror iIie iost
AN'rll 81 i.r.Wn ,"'.'l'' a., Conan 'lo' II -
ts'r, ar otrr IN Iyt.,u-tul dollars Of .'-
ward "il'r"L iariA 4y0un@ MN. ah4u'
lU"u s'Y % - ~ n'Y-"l5ht yrgr, Of "r', five
f"ot Gt;i,l iu,l' apt ouo-hnii in height, weigh,
our hun3ra1 ana ',ity lpIuls, hr- illN"n hair
gaze eyes. nud nt "'s unpl'"slLS eouniehHh'c.
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ON TIE TOP OF AN OMNIBUS.
INTERESTING ENPIRTI:vCE or IN OLD
IROADU4Y STAGE DRIJER.

Noted Men who Ride with hin, Now. and
Those who have Gone ON the Long Journey
-Wemarkable ChnnRes-bEorse Philosophy.
{ ui'ious story of IinIty Team.
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By unanimous cOassnt Senator nuzess
called mp the following House concuxsnR
resolution:
hesolred, That the House of RsnfeseaS
tives, the Senate ccncnrrinR, meet X, fasr.A
session 81 1880 P. III. for the purpose n nv
augurating the Governor elect.
Which, on motion, was adopted.
On motion the Senate took receas nuasa
II A. H., January 9, for the purpose Of a.
tending the inauguration ceremonies 81 sAA
Governor and Lieutenant Governor eIeot II
the State Of Louisiana.
RECESS.
The recess having expired, the Presidents
of the Senate called the Senate to order mx
Il;3O A. M. January 9, 1877.
On call of the roll the following Ssan,
tors answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Allan, Burch, Cars.
Ola, Harper, Kelso, Lzndry, Stamps, Nes
ton, Twischell, Wakefield, YOung--l2
Absent-Messre. Baker, BoBtner B1un%
Bresux, Bryant, Demas, Ducroe, Jr., Dn-
mont, Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George, Gooa@,
Grover, Hamlet, Harper, Kelly. Og1ens
Richardson. RObertson, Steven, Wsbsks
Wheeler, White, Zacharie-24.
No quorum.
On motion Of Senator TwitchelI the Ss.-
ate adjourned until twelve O'Clock N.
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EBNAIM n. 4
New Orleans, January 3, lsTT.
The Senate met pursuant to adi0urnmanR
at twelve O'Clock NJ Hon. @. @. Antofn@.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of thn
Senate in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Eenatsun
answered to their nance:
PreseDt-Messrs. Allan, Blunt, Braazx.
Bryant. Bureh, Cage, Dumont, Ola, Harpar.
kelso, Landry, Stamps, Sutton, Twitc6els.
Wakefield, YOung-I6.
A0sent-Mes4Fs. Baker, Boatner, Deunans
DucIOs, Jr., Ellis, Eustls, Garland, George.
Goode, Grover, Hamlet, Kelly, Ogdsn.
Richardson. Robertson, Steven, Weber.
Wheeler, White, Zacharie-20.
No quorum.
On motion Of Senator TWitcheIl the Prasi
dent of the Senate ordered the Sergeant-a&-
Arms to go after absent Senators
Senator Bryant ia the chair.
On motion the Senate took receas unaSg
January 10, at IL AM.
SENATE onANEzl.R
New Orleans, JAnuArY 10, 1871
The recess having expired, the Sscretngv
of the Senate called the Senate to oraaw
and called Senator Burch TO the Chair.
On call of the roll the following Ssa-
ators answered to their Names:
Present-Nessrs. Allan, Baker, Blmae.
Bryant, Bureb, Cage, Dumont. els, HuE-
per, Kelso. Landry. Stamps, SaEssM,
Twitcnell, Wakefield, Young--l6
Absent-MessTa. Boatner. Breaux, DenngR
Duoros, Jr., Ellis, Eustis, Garland, George.
Goode, Grover, Hamlet, Kelly, Ogasas
Richardson, Robertson, Steven, Weber,
Wheeler, White Zacharie-2o.
No quorum.
lThe President of the Senate resumed tArR
chair
onmotiOn of Senator Twitchell the sas-
rotary was directed to read rule twelve aG
the Senate.
Senator Twitchell moved rigid enfesoa-
ment Of said rule.
Adopted,
On motion of Senator Burch, the semaaa
adjourned until st ll:50 A. II.
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans, January 8, 1871.
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. Brown Of
Caddo, Blair, Brewster, BOsley, Brooks,
Blackstone, Cdrville, Como, Cole, Drury,
Davilson, D,csiDsnn, Dnkgrave, Desma-
rails, D'Avy, Deiiege, Dsjnie, Early, F0bb,
Gardere, Gary, Gracien, Hill of Ascension,
Hughes, Holt of East Baton Rouge, Holt
of West Baton Rouge, johnson of De Soto,
Jones, Keeting, Lane, Moore, MeMtllen,
Romero, SoueT, Swszie, Snaer, Shelton,
SHINES, Stewart. Thomas, Tolllyer, Wash.
ingten, Walker-44.
No quorum being present, the Sergeant
alarms was instructed TO bring in the abb
sentees.
Ga motion of Mr.. Souer, the names Of the
following absentees were ordered to be re-
corded in the journal;
Messrs. AIdige, AyeOck, harrington, Bird,
Bridger, Burton, BOwden, Brown Of,Jeffer-
son, Barron, Barrett, Brady, Brown Of Yer
non, Buck, Bush, Berry, Bell, Briggs, Cock
erham, burden. Davriee, Delavigne, Drew,
De Lacy. Duke, Estopinal, Fitzpatriek,
| Forester, Claude, CAN'T, Gaskins, Gillesplei
Huntingdon, Heath, Hill of Or,eana, II. M.
johnson, Robert Johnson, Jonas Of Orleans,
Kennedy, Kelly of VIM, Kelly Of Orleans,
Kern, Kidd. Leeds, Leonard Of Caddo,
Lemare, Lewis, Lea, Long, Lsonhard OF
Otleans, Msgl0ire. Martin, Milon, Newsom,
Nunez Peralts. Richardson, ROut0n, Raby,
Shakespeare, Singleton, Sill, Ssyelgneei
Spiller, Stagg, Steele, 'Se'lars, TOler, Voor
bieH, Watson, Warmoth, Wood, Wilde
Young-73,
The roll of the House having been called
several times during the session, and it ap
pearing that at no time was there quorum
present, the House was adjourned anti
Wednesday, the tenth instant, at II A. NJ.
on motion of Dir Keeting.
ROBERT +. GUICHARD,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

OAlce New Orleans and Carrollton RasB-
road Company New Orleans, January . IBT1.4-h&
q special NEE ting Of the Board 81 Directors Hold
THIS DAY, q dividend of two and half per oa1t
declared ont Of the earnings Of the past 1hxao
months, payable to the stockholders on and @f1ar
Saturday, the twentieth instant
jas LIST P. AoBRIDB. eeoretaEy
OHlee of the New Orleans tsaAlFEht Cers.-
pauy, Decem6er "a, l876-A dividend Of F0ER
DOLLARS par share, will be paid to the st0ekhalR-
ers on MONDAY, January Is, cut Of the earninaa
Of the past six months- V0R VAJL0iS,
de24 I'm SeoretaRy.
Office of tue New Orleans HomeHsamA
Association No ll6 PoydraF strees. c0RneE -
Camp, New Orleans, December Is. lBTG-The Afa91r~
no de1s of this association hereby nctdEan 100,
attend general meeting to % held st this oflira.
the THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY 1877, ccnponof
for the purpose OF submitting for their approval 0
rejection an amendment TO article two OF the eh1N-
ter. They are also notified that the second Manr
day of January, 1871 being legal holiday thu or,
nuaA e'ectien Of directors 10 POSTPONED "a thH
ThIRD MONDAY, the fifteenth Of JznnAry, 1afE
JOHN McGAFFRRY. Preeideak
I. J. 0SuLLIvAN, Secretary. de15 law "a
NsFice.-Rew Orlsans, December al Je7t--N
meeting of the stockholders Of the LafAyetta Hfas
Insurance Company will be held ut lta ohaee Ne.
SIS Magszne strF Ell on TUESDAY. Jannarv - ffTi
between the houFs Of A. NJ. and P. III. 70 Vofn
prov cd and recommended by the Board Of DiseR-
tors.
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- nv RIAAAAH VI NAANAhMtAABs
last iasue we published q very in
letter IRON our Vienna correspon-
whicn a brief summary was given
a0r Benedict's researches on the
bid skulls of criminals. The sub
important one, both from a physi-
and a psychological point Of view,
to be hoped that more extended
precise inquiries will be made
0r the results which DIR. Bendict
ned. though very important, are
iently numerous to warrant any
uctiOn. Up TO the present time
dict has examined the brains of
iminals, all of which, on COMPARE
the healthy brain, he finds to be
Not only has he found that
ns deviate from the normal type,
bach toward that of lower animals,
been able to classify them, and
the skulls in which they were con-
three categofies. These COD ist in:
enoe Of Rymmetry between the
Of the brain; second, an excee
lity of the anterior part Of the
Zull-in fact, a continuation up
hat VIC term slOping forehead;
stinct leesenipg Of the posterior
skull In its long diameter, and
iminutiOn in aiEe Of the posteEior
bee, 90 tbst, rs in the lower ami
are not large enough to hide the
a, In all theee peeuliarities the
brain and skull are distinctly OF
DO than those of normal men, and
ting question arises, how far are
. Of the criminal TO he attributed
pgade development DR.. Watts
a the vicious propensities of
Ions" on the ground that "GOd
Them co." II he had foreseen
nQairies be might have felt less
en- he babe his little readers not
angry passions rise" The re-
Benediot's researches, if con-
further examination, will do
lake many beliefs now firmly
ical Examiner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11
Local Intelligence.

|E Police HEADoUATERs.-The Metro
lan Police Board held q meeting Tues
morning previous to the capture of the
quarters, third and first preclnct Sta
and passed resolution to change
bfice of the board to the State House,
E they are now located to attend to all
less pertaining to the police force. Su-
teRdsnt Loan was Immediately notified
secretary Of the board of the change,
Q also removed his Office to the State
]. where he will attend to any and all
sss pertaining to the force under his
and. Any persons having business
the Superintendent will always find
y his secretary, Major Ayers, in his
during the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11

The thermometer At Louis FEigerio's, No.
30 Chartres street. stood as follows Janu-
N ATS A. A., 3S9i At 2 ?. n, 49, at 6
az. Lowest point duEins tbs night
srT g s..
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Heusn OF nnrasszNrkTIvEs
Few Orleans, Janunrf 10. 1871.

HcuaR OF nnraE8ENTkTIvEs,
Few Orleans, January To- 1871.
The House met pursuant 70 adjournment,
Speaker Hahn IN the chair.
The roll vas called. and the following
memheyu anaparaa % their names
ssnf-spsak6r H6hn. ana MesU1
Rn11,n rIar Bril- B1oHa cf cr131' HulIeu'
NI1MN a1 Hla'M AaAI
ls.II Isst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11

BE- MENTIoN.-A member of the
sngton Artillery was yesterday asked
hat organization had removed the
ms from the State arsenal. The an
/. Bas, $50 as to have them handy"
unately there have been no fire
this week.
hoped that the new police will be
to make an entry in the day books
sudden change in the force for future
90. When the old force returns
n do likewise.
Hall is q deserted hall just now.
ministrators have little business to
to.
pcrats recently expressed great in
on because the doors of certain pub
ss were closely guarded day and
Now that they are in temporary
they keep the police station doors
Onstant guard. Even prisoners can
br without q little palaver.
Is on orange trees look as if they
a burned. The thermometer down
more than one time in a season is
do some damage.
will not pay their city taxes and
because they fear these revolution
es.
politan policemen we're on the Royal
de Of the State House yesterday,
there to keep the banquette clear
ers.
ported that under the present tem-
egime several militia companies
! Drmed, or have been.
epOrters who have depended upon
I 20 reports for local items, hardly
L v to fill out their columns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11

Mile. Aimee returns to the Varieties
Theatre tonight, and French comedy gives
way for opera bouffe. This evening will be
reoited LA Vie Parisienne," in which
Aimee will sing the Cuban Palomo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

.-a
Succession of Eliza Dolaen.
SEooHp DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARsz
- Of Orleans, Nc. 80, le3.-WhereaH, 3 7. fnEAngs
letters Of admit isrstson On the ssse q IL lao
Eliza Dolsenl deceased, interstate. Ectaea ~ y
hereby gysiR 70 ~ as Whom u t may eoSs e $3.50
petitioner should not be granted
isiI6 Sisfi 2 'De FRANK FACE. JR.. cas.&
Succession Of she late ,AuGnstHs ssunues
ALI CREDITORS on TsE KsTATR or Tmx
IA late Augustus sfnart are requested 70 pfetnNk
.nsig claims 70 the undersigned e. Il. o1aes Nc
AttSrnsy Of Widow Pellclta Stuart, Rneeafris
New oFieans, January 2, 1915 iasT
eneceasian Of Il. II. " Dads, DecevpeEr
CBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THK PAkyas
- Of Orleans, NO. 3ss5S--Nosaee q hereby sse@N
sons herein interested, to siow cause within ten
days from the present notification, If any thE have
Is Gautier wife Of Richard II. Woods deceased, na
tuirix and admipistrafslx ofheio Of tais esfEfN
should not be honologated and approved. aait
the funds distributed in aeeordsnss thcre9ssh.
az ~ H isis. = sHs ecu ERAsK PAoE. ia usk
snccession of Mrs. Margaret AleCas
CgC0Nn DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAH
- Of Orleans No 90 9ae.--Notice is hereby Eifaa
- the creditors Of this estate, aud 10 ali ot1er 7c
sons hsseia mi crested. to show cause withla -
hare Cr can why the account presented By JoAnS
Qain, testementary executor Of histsiates shontA
distrihut d 10 accordance thrrawiin.
By order Of the Court.
jR7 u inA FRANK PACK r.. CLERK,
Succession of Jossph r FeaFlss.
CsEUoR0 DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI RAa1nH
- Of OFlsans No. SO i76.--W hereaa John 81. uanan
man has petitioned the court for letters 81 ndnir
istTati0n On Interstate af she late Jeaeph r dearzz
deceased, ntCstAte Notice Ia hereby given g. AZ
whom Is may concern To chow cause wifhin M
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner nhotlE
~ ef9er o. inc Couf, r. 80 ~. -, =. So,
snccsasisn Of YirEiala OatherlYe hsgu
CsRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FARs
- OF Orleans, No. 80 i63 ~ herens HarrF e DhN&a
hss patiti8ped ths co1rt for letters nf a1u1I
tratOn or the eatRio Of tna a4A Mrs. NltNi4t&l
Cathtrfle Flfks, deee ased, inteeeAfo Hc11ce
Hereby Eteen 10 81 whom It may nanoesn 81 a1ek
naslss within ten dnYA why the prayer % aafA ras
firioner should not be granted.
By order Of the CcErt.
j93sIat FRANK PACE ~ ela
Succraalsu Of mir. Mna 1trns Tneanwa1Nf
GOLIATH
&kgChD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN ? slfl4u t
~ O5leana. No. s-----.-Notice 10 heFrhF elg1a -,
the creditors 81 Ibis estate and ia AZ NAE1lpn ea
tepeeted, that Meeting OF tho cTaaIpqr4 81 1N
aazAta la efderea to BE- couveraa ara hef4 81
WEDNESDAY, leuuary L, 1917 IS 10 A. A,i % Va
afaee u q car Droneti antAxg rNAlsN, MA AN W
change Alley, ~ this atSr, Tor fHH Fux4Qao FL A4i
the lerns hnd cnnddona 81 ft4 4HlH Is ~ M
sstafe " lon glnH Is Tie aaid 1Erdeaelan
Ny qt4oz 81 thu cnnrt
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Zee sENATE YEsTERpAY.
sevenlh Day'a PEoossalBss.

seventh Days Proceedings.
SENATE OHAnBKR,
New Orleans, JanuArye Q, 1871 !
Tue Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
st 10 A. n, Hon. C. c. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate, in
the chair.
On call ef the roll the following Senators
answered to their nam o.;
Present. kesarn. ALain, Baker, Blunt.
mt, Bureh, Cage, Dvmas, Dumont. ola.
lol, Harper, Kslso Landry, otamps'
p, rWiioheli, WAkeHeid, Whsolsr,
d. Younr-20
aIess1s. bo41nNr nlaarE. Uu.
01 Nslse, onf.Hr&, Hzd1g,
Ao'IT' tTtoa' 4'1Ness 1tn
i
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Abssnt-NIiaded Senator.

--f-- ANN~AAAA8aAGNA lQAaegAe
|oua Democratic parsonage, Sem
'nWaite, Of Alabama, will soon
|,om public life. His successor
Senator GOldthwaite has long
d with Observation-Disclosures. He
hculty in keeping track of his
parel. BE constantly loses his
One or two pages are kept
pod deal of the time to supply
anis lack Of intellect. If he
House, no viii take his hat
there, and be sure to leave
Of them on q sofa or on
f'a defk, BE has 9g.en bad t.
~ Wills pages and messen gert.
up STRAY garments. He ESQ
Of taking other peoples cqAts
particularly If they heppan to
own peg. One day 3 Senator
pst. which had aboRt s35e0 in
The disappearance was St
Oh singular ciTe umstances that
3 we're quietly put upon the
lays akterWArd = uoupie of de.
81 ct Senator GoldthwRite's
sked him ii be had his own
searching his cloEet for a time
bringing the lost coat, sayiug'
pot look like my coat" The
as found safe IN the pocket
told BY an officer of the Senate
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= Louisiana Report.
ington correspondent Of the
Press says;
ey, on the part Of the commit
df. Hewitt to observe the can.
ola BY the Returning Board Of
as completed his report. II Is
paper, with accompanying
Baking inlly 1000 pages. Il de-
elected on the face Of the re-
At the Returning Board exar-
Of revision not recognised by
atitniion. II also denies that
1i0n was practioed. Among
p are several thousand aida
r. Of the last statement. One
ains $50 aflidAvits, in printed
pf which was aigned by the
zelYef, but evidently By q
50 Ia tho salua handwriting.
has taken frequent occasion
e the testimony presented by
aue Is manufactured. That
this gentleman 10 about 81
Of the manufactured a. has
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dTe Ifnmbuil's high living at
4in New Orlesns during he
related that rs told q hotel
ON fiisneig, Oh his way home,
't4e aflt Christina neal he
l11 Ilme Ihia fte New Or
1854 calls cIoak cago OF
and w. .Sat IIII Il. =
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DIZZY. Au1
eet-THUE
o'olOck I
nge, will bel
uance OF a.
o OF the SO
rleana. date
no above I
ribed Raeur.
q CAPITA
pany, OF y
HE CAPITA
| ali3n, Of ~
rs, HOUSE,
the dwelin
| BID Galves 8
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LAR. AUCl
street,
\. Nj. WI
5t. Ann atr
ne and in
A. L. Tiss.
for the pS
=, for aet'
y FUREIl
|PPARRL,
Ii
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I, AuClIONI
alley and Bil
z, 1871. At 4
be 1IeTehanI
81 street, b
BY virtue 3
he Second 7
ABS. renderel
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tic Parish
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[ed was q
purchase D
|ersdi.ofB
" an act
tho twenf
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New OTlenna, JannaFy B. l9I7
To the Honorable President and Members OF she
Senate;
am directed BY the House TO inform your
honorable body thar they have CONQUERED IN
Senate concurrent resolution relative 10
inaugural ceramonies, and have appointed
the following named Rentlomon q commit
tee on the part Of the House 20 eundnCs the
same 10 connection with aiufilsE commit
6na8r, Of IberIa, chairuAn. Darlington,
Cole. SopRF, De Lnoey. 0AHdet and H6Afh'
and aff that your honor1h'e ro7T coloa4
II hqul1 concurrent e14oIllIc1 IeIa1lVe $
W4r1lHN II JOINT e1l|10 81 1850 =. M Ssr
$50 Pc 1rtt 81 Intns eH Nct
MA II HH1o rtf
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