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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
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FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HOUSE or RETREsENTATIyE


FoFty-sixth Days Proceedings.
:. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
| New Orleans. La. Saturday. Feb. "a, 1877.
| The House was called to order at II 40 O'Clock
u. m. Present:
Hon. L. Bush. Speaker, and Messrs Aldige
Br nSE ge grSard s PoTna erh DgH2n Brsdy
loss, Greasy, Delayigne. Duke, Dupree. Fitz.
patrick. Foerster, aaskins. Gillespie. Hunting
t 4i,h haRRm2nd Hl Of orleapg JONES Kelly o.
leans Martin Ms@ns. MeGshae .o Nswso n, NJ NJ
fRR "nGo pSra hsa Pf a agesrdsf Rg k
SSth Sinks pa, Singleton. Self spiller. stagg
stte e G, Sellers. Smart. Taylor. Trsmonet, Yoor-
of Claiborne. Young Of East Baton Rouge. 70
Sixty-four members and quorum of the
House.
Prayer was offered by the Eev Father Hu-
bert, OF the Catholic Church.
The journal of Feb. 23 WINS approved.
Mr.. Kidd offered the following:
DECLARATION by THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TtyEs or THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
save we. the hepresentatiyes OF the people Of tho
from tho people. fully aware, from positive
knowledge, Of the feelings and denomination
that impel and control them. do declare th AT
under no circumstances will the peoole of this
state pay tribute to nny other State goyernme emit
than that at whose head stands the man Of their
choicertheir endeared and truly elected Gov
ernor, Francis I, Nichols.
, And we do further declare the utter impossi-
bility OF gathering the taxes by any other au-
tAor1ty. and that any attempt 10 gather them by
other authority than the Nichols government
VIII NOT only prove abortive, but lead to lament
able civil strife, If not to bloodshed and actual
war;
And we, the Representatives of the people Of
the State, do solemnly declare that we are in
perfect t, sympathy with the people. and under
an circumstances we. will aid, encourage and
maintain them in their determination.
Mr.. Bridger moved that the declaration be
referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
On the motion of Mr.. Gillespie the motion to
refer was laid upon the table.
The declaration was unanimously adopted.
COMMITTEE SERVICE.
Mr.. Huntington. chairman. on behalf Of the
Committee on Claims. presented the following
report
Rooms OF COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS. !
New Orleans. Feb'y %, 1877 I |
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the |
house OF Representatives of the State of |
Louisiana:
The, Committee on Claims. to whom was re-
ne relief of John Jas. Taylor and Phoebe Ann |
duncan, children of Milton Taylor, deceased. |
nc beg leave to report unfav trably on the |
ald Dill. q. W. HUNTINGTON.
Chairman.
Mr. Jonas. chairman, On behalf OF the Gem
nittee on the Judiciary presented the following
eport:
New ORLEANS, Feb. "a, 1877.
70 the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
house OF Representatives OF the State OF /
Louisiana.
Your Committee on Judiciary have the honor
. make the following report:
faVofaDly Dy substitute on House bill No. 10c,
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me following named members asked and OBJ
famed leave to Introduce the following entitled
oilis. which were read and, under a suspension
OF the constitutional rule, were seyerally passed
to their second reading placed on the calendar
and referred TO Committees as follows:
By Mr.. Berry
House bill No. 14s. IAN act to repeal an net
entitled an act 10 unite the Louisiana State
University ETC., ," boing act No. los Of the ses-
sion Of 1875.
To the Committee on Charitable and Public
Institutions.
By Mr. Bowden-
House bill No. lat. An act for the relief Of
W. Iim, Of the parish Of Franklin."
To the Committee on Claims.
BY Mr. Barbin--
House bill NJ. Hs, IAN act TO Greats an addf~s
tional ward Of Justice of the Peace In the par
ish Of Avoyelles."
To the Committee on Parochial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Young. Of Claiborne
House bill No 149. An act 10 authorize the Po-
lice Jury TO provide for the funded and floating
indebted oess OF the parish of Claiborne, to
Continued On seventh Page.
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referred to the Committee on Corporations and
| Parochial Affairs.
Mr.. doode obtained unanimous consent to
Introduce. without previous notice, Senate bill
| No. So, entitled AN net making Sunday day of
public rest and dies non and repeating all laws
by which any other day Is made a day OF public
rest and dies non."
Which was read a first and second time under
suspension OF the cons titutiona rules and
referred to the committee on Judiciary,
MIR. White obtained unanimous consent to in
troduce without previous notice. Senate bill
No. SO. entitled An act defining the mileage to
be paid members of the General Assembly whe:
an extra session is called prior to the adjourn
ment Of the regular session"
Which was read first and second time under
suspension of the constitutional rules and re-
terred to the committee ON Finance.
Mr. George-obtained unanimous consent TO
introduce without previous notice. Senate bill
No IS. entitled An act to regulate aud limit the
liability OF parishes Of this State, the parish of
orleans excepted. for costs and fees in criminal
proceedings before Justices OF the Peace and in
Parish and Distric, Courts"
Whlch was read first and second time under
a suspension otthe constitutional rules and re-
FRED to e Committee on judiciary.
Also, senate OH No. ST. entitled An act To
repeal section one hundred and fourteen t11n os
the Revised Sta nos of the S ate Of Louisiana !,
Which was reads second time under |
a suspension of the constitutional rules.
On motion of Mr.. George the bill was consid. |
cred engrossed and ordered read third time.
On motion OF Mr.. George the constitutional
rules were suspended to place the bin upon its /
bird reading.
The bill was read third time. finally passed,
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third time under suspension Of the rules, and
was passed. Tho title Was approved and the
bill wns sent to the Senate with notice of con-
currence
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
inc following message was received from his
Excellency the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., J
State Of louisiana !
To tho Honorable speaker and Members Of Of the
House OF Representatives.: -
the Governor to notify you that he has this day
signed and approved on act originated In your
reenae e nod a es sna act 70 amend and
re-enact sections $50. $50 and 3G1 of Revised
statutes. and to do away with unnecessary costs
@ March fHaassRg e 0 1
eighteen hundred and seventy three tIs7s ''
N''D''i b5G!NiSooAs s. CAGE. sn.
JOINT SESSION.
A joint session Of the General Assembly WAS
hold for the purpose Of further baIloting for n
Senator to represent the State OF louisiana in
the Senate OF the United States for the term
beginning March 4. 1877. Hon. J. r. Grover.
President Of the Senate pro tempore. presiding.
The roll OF the Senate was called when the
following Senators answered to their names: /
~ Messrs., Breaux, Ellis, Eustls. Garland.
1eoike, uDUu5, oFOVBF, nelly, Mitchell, Ogden. |
Perkins, Richardson, Robertson, saudIford'
Steven. stubbs. Texada. Wheeler, White and
Zacharie.
Twenty Senator'S and quorum Of the Senate. |
The roll Of the House being called, the fol- |
lowing members answered to their names:
Hon. L, Bush, Speaker: and Messrs. AIdiee, |
Aycock, Billieu. Barbn. Breard Bridger, NV |
len Brady, Buck. Berry, Bell. Briggs, CarIoss, |
gressy, Delayigne. Duke, Dupree, FitzDatrIck' |
Forester. Gaskins. Gillespie. Huntington. Ham
nond. Jonas, Kernochad. Kelly Of Vim, Kelly
II Orleans. Kidd, Lyons. Leeds. Lamare, Lea,
zee Mswsom NgRez peraIta Pitts Riehardson.
Shakespeare. self. spilet, staeg, Steele Sellers
' " +, Taylor. Tremoulet. Yoorhies Washburne,
If East Baton Rouge. 'S
sfxty-three members and quorum of the
House.
The purpose OF this Joint session was an
louneed by the presiding officer. and the nomi-
lations were read as follows:
Messrs. Jonas. Gibson. Wickliffe. Egan, Rob-
rtson. Jeffries and Hail.
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As the beginning of one New Year succeeds
the other, it has been the one cry for some ten
years now that trade is stagnated, depressed
and falling off. As usual under such circum-
stances speculation has been rife as to the eau
ses of the unprecedented stagnation now exis-
ting, and people have been disposed to attribute
it to various influences, in accordance chief
" with the particular branch of business or the
peculiar line ofoccupation with which they have
been respectively connected. The .fnancier
has looked with responding eyes upon the de-
probation of silver and the low rate of inter-
est; the merchant and the manufacturer have
lamented the absence of demand in foreign mar
kets while the statesman look wistfully to the
East and is inclined toput down the stagnation
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EXTENSIVE OPERATION IN REAL EsTATE-Re-
cent arrivals from Hawaii confirm tie report that
real estate that island is going up-much of il in
4 fluid state. Fears however expressed that the
whole system of real estate Transactions in that To-
caiy is hollow, aud that collapse Will eventually
follow, when it will fail lower than II has been
known 10 be Tor years Shortly after the arrival of
Commission for developing the resources of the
kingdom, on the island, Mrs. Pelly took contract
for constructing safe and landlocked harbors in
every district and entered Immediately upon the
fuldlmeut Of her contract, by commencing 10 build
4 stone breskwater part way across the entrance
TO the cele5rAied bay where Captain Cook was i'm
molaied. The particulars of the contract. and
the amount OF bonds required by the Commission
for its prompt execution, not yet transpired,
but there can be no doubt, that, with the above
mentioned lady for coadjutor. the Commission
will not only be able TO develope all the resources
of Hawaii. hut will actually succeed in creating a
number OF y w ones
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Duy paying Bonded and Goods Tree by treaty
total of s 40 81 from ht
Free Imports oil 'nhs Ii
produce fomC California - A.. y.u,o,,
over of Sleas99 81 ~
have visited this Port
during
have arrived at and de-
with OF 2o arrivals ossn
New Aeaahu
Aus 9uurc called last
Brk Brig
Brig
zee
all Steamers
this Port for the
fovhch arriving 10 which departing
The value Of a for the h E2ieilsi
The tsvaue { l lmAtsis -
showing ncxce- In value o sIs2'is5
of
Ito Ice of The
Ihavch honor o obedient servant,
f.. ALLEN.
General Of
To sExcere AS HARTwEII,
NJ. Actin Minister q Finance, &c &C.,
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n THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE N

4 waian Islands, Jannary Term, ISs7.
Catherine Warren. LlbelAnt, vs. Thomas W WEnz'
Libellee- Libel for Divorce.
Tuesday. January 10Th, 1877.
On the hearing % the above libel COR Divorce Il u
by ordered that decree Of divorce frum The bona
matrimOny be entered IN favor Of Ih- aid Caf,r'
Warren, for the % Wiful and utter dessrfoa
the term Of three years. Of the <Ad Thomas " WE-1
to be made absolute after the expiration % III
from the date Of this decree. upon enmpliaaee ia
terms thereof unless sufficient appear IL
trary.
And the Ibeilant Is ordered publish an Afteste
Of this order in the ilawAiln Gazetie and Enokll
papers for sir weeks, the first pebl<.ton b. =
within ole month from the date of ihis Order. asi
all persons Interested may within sir monlsls =
cause why said decree should made Ahsoiate.
by order Of the Court,
mo. y BARNARD.
Clerk Supreme cuf
hereby certify that the foregoing a trae and -
copy OF the original decrre in the abovs entitled
now on file In the Clerks ofice Of the supreme O.
the Hawaiian Islands
Is witness ny hand and the Seal OF he ssprsns -
this ed day OF January, A. d. ISL.
mo. y. BARNARD.
sSo-st cierk Supreme o.
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CUSTOM HOUSE STATISTICS
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 1876.
Prepared by W. F. Allen, Collector General.

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
Honolulu, IL. l. Feb. Goth 1877.
SIR: In conformity with the requirements OF the
Civil Code, have the honor to submit TO your
Excellency, my Annual Report OF the business,
and Transactions of this Office with the statistical
Tables, for the year 1876, in the following order,
viz:
No. 1--1mports, duty paid, bonded, and free by
Treaty, al all Ports of the Kingdom.
No. 2.-Cargoes valued above $4,000
No. 3.-Foreign and Domestic Exports
No. 4-Domestic Exports, showing country to
which exported.
No. 5.-Merchant and Whaling vessels.
No. 6.-Spirits taken for consumption.
No. 7-value of goods, paying duty bonded,
and free by Treaty.
No. S-Customs Receipts.
No. 9.-Vaue of goods imported free by Statute
No. l0-Total value of Imports.
No. u.-National Vessels
No. 12.-Passengers Statistics
no. lS.-Hawaiian Registered Vessels
No. 4.-Arrivals and departures of vessels, where
from and where To.
Also the statistics of Duty paying, Bonded, and
Free Goods, and Spirits, showing quantities, and
values in detail.
Table No. /, shows the value of duty paying, free
by Treaty, aud bonded Goods, and Spirits, showing
an increase of Imports of S64, 1914 over 1875.
Table No. ., shows the cargoes valued over sl0,-
Co., the Port from which they arrived, and the
vessels bringing them.
Table No. 8, shows an increase in the value of
Domestic Exports of S2l9 1904 decrease in value
of Foreign Exports of SIS. IA as with total in
crease in value of all Exports of sl51, 3O5.9l
Table M 4 shows thp countrv ~ u-b;ch no,,o.
tic Exports have been shipped, with the quantities
to each. gain is shown in exports of Sugar,
Molasses, Paddy, Rice, Poi, Bananas, Peanuts, and
Cattle, and loss in Coffee Fungus Goat Skins,
Hides, Tallow, Pulu, Wool, Whale Oil, Whale Bone
and Rum.
Table No. 5, shows the number of Steamers,
Sailing Vessels, and Whalers that have visited this
Port during the year, aud their nationality. The
arrivals of Steamers and Merchant vessels are in
excess of last year. of nine vessels with an increase
of tonnage of Ii, 500 tons.
Table No. 6, shows decrease of 1854 gallous
Spirits taken for consumption during the year.
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6,rRcuIr couRr OF THE FOURTH

~ DICIAL CIRCUIT Of the hawaiian Islands.
Kauai S. February Term. A r. 1877. Nialeka (
kuaole (Sl, LbellanI for Divorce. Makuaoie ~
lee.
In the above entitled libel for divorce Il l. or
that decree Of divorce from the bond % m~truarT
entered In favor Of the said Maeka Max uaoe, % the
of adultery OF the said Makuaoe. be made aisoiutr
the expiration OF six months frunl the date OF this dr
upon compliance with the terms thereof unless suel
cause shall appear 10 the contrary.
And the lbellant Is ordered publish an affesfc,i =
OF this order In the Governments Gazette and kaa
newspapers, for six successive weeks. the arst :
hcation TO be within one month from the date q Z
order that all persons Interested may within sir
show cause why said decree should not be made ahs-
Dated at Nawillwii. Kauai, this tn day Of Fcbr.E
A. ID. 1877.
By the Court. FRANK BISuT
Clerk Circuit Court ith Jude iAi Cir=sz
NAwIIIwuI. Kanai. February :. -
hereby certify that the foregoing n true md nil
copy Of the original decree In the above entitled
now on he In the Clerk ONCE Of the Circuit Court -
Judicial Circuit. FRANK HINuT.
65l &c Clerk Circuit Court 9Th Judicial cirruz
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MITE cIncuIr COURT OF rHErorx,

II Judicial Circuit, kanai. IS. February Tern.
1877. Moeaoao (wl. Iibellant for Divorce narzn-l
In the above entitled libel for divorce t d
that decree OF divorce from the bond % IuAtrnarr
entered In favor Of the said Moeanao w. af tie "a.
the adultery and willful desertion Of the .d Hapasn
to be made absolute after the expiration 0f M
from the date OF this decree. upon compliance wln
terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shall Appsar
contrary.
And the lbellant Is ordered 10 publish aftestel "a
OF this order In the Gazette aud Kn.koA Rewspap-n
six successive weeks, the rst publication b. VIVA
month from the date OF this order: that all per@sas
ested may, within six months show cause why s4tf a
should not be made absolute
Dated Mt Nawiiiwill, Kauai, the 7th day Of Fer..
A. ID. 1877.
BY the Court: FRANK BISDT. Ca
NAwIIIwIIl Kauai. February n
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true and f
copy Of the original decree In the above emitted a.
file In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit tear 4
Fourth judicial Circuit FRANK RISDI
632 Ct Clerk Circuit Court. tth J8d O.
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u Circuit Of the Hawsihaa Islands, Kauai. -
AIRY Term A. d. 1871 kahaleanu (kl. ~ HasAss E..
WI. Libellee.
Ia the above entitled libel for divorce. IL h or
that decree Of divorces frun the bond Of nsatriu--
entered In favor OF the said Kahsleanu Of the 90
adultery OF the sail Iaehse Kahaeanr D. be mad -
lutte after the expiration Of six months from a.
this Decree upon compliance with the terms th-rsr
less sufficient cause shall appear 10 the contrary
And the libeilant Is ordered u publish aftpstaf
Of this order In the Government Gazette and Knoke.
papers. for six successive weeks. the irst puolcnt
be within one month from the date OF this order ~
pei sous Interested may. within six months. klx ..
why said decree should not be made absolute.
Dated Nawliwih, Kauai, this slh day Of Fshrs
A. ID. ls57.
BY the Court: FRANK nINnT
Clerk circnit Court 9Th judicial ClIszs
NkwTIIwiI Kauai. February : II
hereby certify that the foregoing i true aud fn
copy of the original decree IN the above entitled ~
file In the Cierks Office OF the Cirrulf Cart -
Judicial Circuit- FRANK BINDT
632 Ct Clerk Circuit Court sth Jal eial err
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- LANES. In probate. In the matter % NJ 49,,
A. IL POWERS. Of Honolulu deceased. infestztn ~.
Mr.. Justice McCuiiy.
On reading and nling the retftion of Mary v Fuw.
Honolulu alleging that A. r. Powers. % IoaolrI. :
intestate at sea- the iath day Of February n ~
aud praying that Letters Of Administration hznr :, 4
FRANK COOKE
IL lsUrdered, that WEDNESDAY. the .istdav a.
tlinn before the said Justice IN the cu1Ft Eoaru -
Court. at Honoinln. nj which time ard plarr an -
concerned may appear and show cause II any no, Al.
why said petition should be- grsntss. and m, ~
order be Published in the English lanruse fsr mr..
cessive weeks In the Hnwaiisn Gazette newsrrr-- !
Honnlulu.
LAWhES, X Nc lilly.
Attest: Jusfscs Of the supreme O.
JSo. r. BsHSsHp. Clerk
W. o. sNTTH, Attorney for Petitioner q.
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r,IRCuIr COURT. FOURTH Jrp,srs

~ Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands kanai, fsef
Term, 4. D. isIT- Mele Puhimoku (wl, I1bellsnt n
vOrce, vs.. Puhimokn tx Llbellee
In the above entitled libel for divorce 10 Is r
that decree OF divorce from the bond OF mAfrinrl
entered In favor Of the said Mee Puhinoku % fhs
Of the adultery Of the said Puhimokn To b. maes
lutte after the expiration OF sx months from the -
this decree. upon compliance with the terms fherrof
less sufficient cause shall appear To the contrary.
And the libelant Is ordered 10 publish aiiestsi
OF this order In the Government Gazette and Kuokna
papers, Tor SIX successive weeks the first puscasa
be within one month from the date Of this order th1
persons Interested may, within sir months sho~ O,
why said decree should be made absolute
Dated at NawiliSill, Kauai, this Tth dAy o. Fserun
A. ID. 1871.
By the Court FRANK BINpI
Clerk Circuit Court lth Judicial Glrs.Aa
NAwrLIwITI. Kauai. February -th. -
hereby certify that the foregoia< h a tue and f
copy Of the original decree In the above enufed -
now on file In the Clerks once % ihs Clrruit ~
Fourth Judicial Circuit. FRANK BfNuT
63i Ct Clerk Circuit Court tth judicial Circul-
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Administrators Notice.

u POINTED this day by the Hon A. Fcru4nlisr.
cult Judge. Maui Administrator Of the Estar- o. -
that all Persons having claims anlusf <lf esats -
quested to present the % the uner<x1esi sial
months from the date OF the rst puhllcatll q t.
ADMINISTRATOR pro tenn, IN the Hawaiian Gazette =
AIRY I'd, 1877, said sir months expiring on The II -
July. lsI7, they VII be forever haired ard ~ -
Indebted b said estate requested b pay ne -
owing without delay % HENRY W. DtNfkb-
Administrator In fact OF the Estate q y Wel4 sscu
Walluku, Maui, Feb. ), Isl. -
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Administrators Notice.

n been appointed Administrator % the Estate q M
III BROWN. OF Ho, Hawaii. deceased thls = <irf
tee that all persons having elaiuls azAinsr said E4a
requested 20 present the 10 the uncrrssnei
six months Of the date Of the hrst pahlcall1a u -
tee or they will Be forever barred aad all indehrf
Estate are requested 10 make immediate r-ynl-nt ,
Administrator LUTHER SfVFRA StE
administrator Of the Estate Of Mary II Br1s.
HilO, February sth. ls77. 90
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~ II B. NJ. Fantome was at anchor at Hawai-
hae on Sunday last, all well She would probably
proceed to KealakeakHA Bay to-day, taking Major
wOdehOuse. and from that place will return TO Ho-
nolulu or Kawaibae
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Il has blessed HIS Majesty the King appoint the
IIoaoraile Cas BISHOP Chancellor 0. the Royal
Orssr RalnehsHnaiA Honorable Elisha II. Allen,
rrsiruel.
Is,aui Palace. February sth, 1871. Gal
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NuIrcE To 9RrEcE SCHOOL AGKSrs-Tn accordance
via the statutory provisions the subject the several
schal Agents throughout the Kingdom will cause to be
returned thcm by The Teachers Of the Common schools
in Their respective districts before the first Monday
81 March of ch year, correct list Of the Of the
Izucu and guardians Of the children attending the said
sls And the said school Agents, after giving not less
dsys previous public notice thereof shall hold
'elis by RAZOR the lat Monday Of March Of each
yr between the hours Of fc and t'go p. for the
Ip Members Of District School Boards of their
Iccve districts; and the Electors OF the said Third Mem
brs shall be only such parents and guardians whose names
shall appear the lists prepared and returned by the
earer " the Common Schools the District School
Agents above provided.
ny order Of the Board OF Education.
W JAS. SMITH, Secretary
Ali1laui Hale February 10 ISL 6gi 81
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by command q HIS siaIITY KING during the alb
ssual Ercelescy H. a. p. Carter and His Excel
leuey r. Kspeu the Minister OF the Interior will take
charge or Foreign oHce, and the Attorney General Of
lie Finance Once
Iaizni Palace Feslr1rary 20 1871 sS2