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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-27
Death of Reverend jules Janeau,

1t becomes our mournful duty to an
nounce the death of Rev. Jules Janeau,
Pastor of st. Joseph's Church, of this
town, which sad event occurred on the
morning of Thursday last. The pure
Divine whose life has just been closed
had been in our midst, in his religious
capacity, for the past twenty-foul
years, and during that long period hao
led life of the utmost piety, of devo.
ton to bis flock and of earnest endeav-
or to fulfill his religious aud private
obligations. The deceased had been
in very feeble health for twelve
months past, aud his congregation
foresaw with pain that the end was
near. He died in the town Of Mansnra
at the residence of the Rev. Chauvin
surrounded with all of the attentions
that science and love could bestow
His remains were Immediately brought
and exposed in the Church of this town
over which he had presided with dig
nifty and solicitude. Numbers If visi
tors thronged the Church during the
night and on the following day to pay
the last tribute to departed worth
religious purity and friendly love
The funeral rites were of that grand
and imposing character for which the
Catholic Church is so justly celebrated
Three ministers were in attendance
A solemn mass was chanted amid the
mufled echoes of sacred music, fur.
nishing a scene of solemn grandeur and
sublime sadness. The corpse was then
carried to the graveyard, borne by
Messrs. Louis Beridon, Henry Dupuy,
DR.. DeNux, A. J. LafaI que, Q. B. De
Bellevue and L. Escuse, who were Sc
lected as pal-bearers. Over the grave
sermon was delivered, and all thai
was left of the good man and the pure
priest was given to the bowels of the
earth amid the tears of u bereaved peo-
pie. sPeace be to the soul that in life
was spotioss and in death must be
saiited.- Marksville Bulletin.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-27

JENKINS "Annihilator" never
fails to cure the very worst forms of
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Read the testimonial of gentleman
who suffered for years:
n. JENKINs-Haye been afflicted with
rheumatism for many years. Have
used the Annihilator with great benefit.
COLUMBUS FL. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans
Send for Circular to N. JEN-
KINs 9 CO., Proprietors, New Or
leans, La.
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AFTER this the Radicals here
will have to pay their own election
expenses, instead Of using Custom
House money to do it--that means
continued defeat, for then they will
not be able to muster a corporal s
guard at the polls.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, ]
Nov. Is, 1878. {
FnrToR DEmooRAT-


EDITOR DEMOCRAT
Probably the Democratic majority
in the House of Representatives will
not be more than nineteen; 1t will
be enough tor all practical purposes,
and will make a great deal of care
necessary to keep the party harmo
NOUS. It will almost make the re-
nomination of Mr.. Randall for Spea-
ker a necessity. With a majority of
sixty or seventy there would have
been several candidates among the
Democrats, and Que of them might
have had some chance against even
so capable and acceptable an officer
as Mr.. Randall. But, as the Lext
House will stand, no experiments
will be tried. Mr.. Randall is just the
man for the place.
1t is stated upon good authority
that the Administration is now de-
fnitely committed to the "stalwart"
policy of treatment for the South
The Administration was of so little
account in politics that this is of no
Importance politically. But it may
mean much of mischief and disaster
to the South. Mr.. Hayes, though
without influence in his party, is &C
tually at the head of the Govern
ment, and could have saved that Sec
tion from innumerable undeserved
hardships. What form his interfer.
ences with its affairs will take is not
known. He is said to use consider
able violence in his language when
speaking on the subject. Zach Chan
dler and Don Cameron were closeted
with him for two hours the other
day, and his conversion was an
nounced i'm Immediately thereafter. If
this weak man has yielded, and is to
be guided by men like Chandler and
Cameron, the people of the South
may well regret that Grant was moi
elected to a third term. He certain
ly never did all The detestabe things
he was urged to do.
The Radicals are making q great
noise about what they call the ''re.
clamation of New York" TheSclaim
Is delusive and will have but a short
run as an inspirer of the rural Radi-
Gals. 1t is true that the Republi-
cans carried the State in what they
call q sweeping manner. and that
Senator Conklipg will doubtless be
re elected as the result. But it is
not a Republican victory, it is a
Conkling victory-that and nothing
more-and no Democrat will datract
one iota from the honor that belongs
to Mr.. Conkiiag as party leader,
however radical and undemocratic he
may be. It is just as true that no
Democrat with any judgment looks
= a.
upon the result there as in the least
dishearteaing in party sense. Mr..
Conkling will not be part ofthe is
sue next year, nor for some time to
come, ans; they have nothing to fear
against any other Radical, for no.
body except he could carry the State
against the we'll known Democratic
majority. New York can be count
ea Democratic In the next Electoral
College beyond question.
MEMO.
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DOSES NAME WRITING FANCY
II STITCHING AND DARNING AT
TACHMENTS FOR ALL MACHINES
FOR SALE BY FERG USON AND
SCHNACK, S0LEAGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE SINGER MACHINE.
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The steamer Charles P. Chou
teau brought to New Orleans, on her
last trip from Memphis, 1856 bales
Of cotton and 1867 sacks Of seed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-27

A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT |!
IN ONE OF THE NEW WHEELER
g. WILSON SEWING MACHINES
T. M. BIOSSAT, SOLE AGENT FOR
RAPIDES.
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e. = 4 :
AT called meeting of the Board Of
'councilmen, held on'rhursday, Novem-
Der 2l, 1885,. were. presents: /.
f /. D. G.. Paul, Mayor,
III Jos. Bouillotte, ii5 PHI I'll
R.. Biossat, sssss,.sasss,..-s
748ps Jonas Rosenthal, f.s
!4 Jacob Irving. @,f..,, a,ys
The Secretary being absent, Council
men T.. r. Biossat was chosen to actfas
Secretary. 81 *sfs 5s US@
The following petition was received
and read:-E @ stli
's 'lsa. ALEXANDRIA, La,
: 4 = 20 as'3'Est n 5ef Nov. 81, 1881
To. the Honorable Mayor and Council
mel; IS isaaafa asaa Rsisy 4sa
q GENrLEMEN--I have the honor, In be-
half Of the New Orleans Pacific Rail-
way Company to petition your honora-
BILE body for the privilege of using for
tracks and warehouse purposes, the
grounds lying between the intersection
of Second and Monroe streets a1ds the
River and Bayou, and leveHng Id Of
old levee on Bayou Rapides. Also the
privilege Of constructing an Incline
piane, with one or more tracks, from
mouth OF Bayou Rapfdes through and
along ievee aud public road to limit Of
Corporation, or Fourth t4th} street.
Very respectfully,
. Your obi. servt.,
t3f tsIf.fySf5s 81 B. n. GREENE,
Chief Engineer New Orleans Pacific
Dat Cnro IN
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ns sSsad E'e"s-

The Pope on Thursday 10
presence Of the Cardinals. lis eona''
ion changed suddenly for 'be wore
lhe night previous. and the = saera-
nents were administered. lie die"
quietly aud peaceably. fie event h ,a
been Tong anticipated. ana the Catholic
world has looked auxiously towards
Rome for many months The grea'
PJuuf was much beloved by his church
aud during a reign Of thirty two year
had done nothing To mar ihe the bur
mouy or eudanger its prosperity lie
was mau OF great power ID lnteiis'
aud led virtuous aud honorable NE
lie brought 30 stain to his religion
aud bore the banner Of his churcl
wi,h courage aud fidelity. lie died
10 his eighty sixth y ar, sixteen yeas
beyond The period COMMONLY allotted
70 man
a conclave Of the Cardinals has
been called, aud lie foreign members
have been summoned by telegraph
4 successor Will be chosen as soon a
the conclave can agree. The Catholic
Church look wiFh anxiety to the result
It- pros peri'y depends greatly upoo
the character Of tie man who - 60
supply the place of the d al ruler.
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EsspEDVeEnenI oi tise " So
tANinnl.

preventative Robertson. Of Lou
isiaua, introduced 10 day bin appro-
ptiatiu2 sc 800 600 for the improve
ment Of the Mississippi river from 81
Paul TO he Gulf aud the reclamation
of it, alluviaI lands from St. Paul TO
the mouth Of the Illinois river.
The bill gives I.oui siaua 81 500 OGO.
4 kansas 81 600. 600, Mississippi $500
900, aud Tennessee 100000 The
money Is to lie expended under the
direction of the Secretary Of War and
the Chief Of the Engineer Bureau.
A new aud mp rtaut feature of the
bills appropriation OF five hundred
thousand dollars to erect wing dams
aud jetties to prevent the caying Of
hank< The bin was referred to tie
Committee Oh Leyee- and the Improve
ment Of the Mississippi River Sir
Robertson i hopeful tLat nearly oil
he member, vi agrcet 20 it-Wash
iuefou Dispatch.
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Palscn Ern.

Z S a sTRAY-by Mrs. L. 7. Irvine.
"a living four miles East Of Hickman,
on The State road in Fulton county, Ky,
en- The S0th day Of January, 1873, one
muly RED STEER. aged shout two years.
having some white about the face head
AMI TANKS. masked with two splits in left
and anderhit IN right enr-but having 10
brand or other marks and which | ap-
praise at lie value Of Five Dollars.
Witness my hand, this 7fh day Of Feb
r1ary. 1878. j. ". MAYES
febl5-4t J. p f. C.
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MURPRYI5A.
rae Fem aer,aec Mob Holds
ssse Sfsigs.
Gc@ EsGcIa,saansses Rise, si=,.
ssEsa sing
At,oas 1855 la s.sl;on Co..lses


The Murphy meetings have continue.
the past week with uaubate1 interest
Each night the house is crowded. ana
many are tusned away ior waut Of room
When toe C9csIss went 10 prsss las,
week there were 3I5 signers in Hickman.
and the ron has now been aweued - 6!8.
and nightly aecessioas stiil going on
Friday night last Mr. Nesbitt added Il
new names A. the baptist church, and
M Norris y at the Colorci caarch Sat
urlay night Mr Nesbiu allied 40 and
Mr. Norris 81 Sunday night Mr. N,s
bitt aided y ana again ca Monday night
81 Tuesday night - were nJlca. we'd
nesIay night meetings were to be held az
the Methodist church, and also at the col
ored Methodist, bar owing to Tie pouring
rain no meetings occurred We ase not
able to report Thursday uig't meetings.
During The week the Murphy movement
has developed some drst rate temperance
takers, aud indeed he speaking list has
grown 50 numerous that we cant pr5be
by remember the names Of al. Nearly
every Murpbyite appears some ahat OF "a
temperance lecturer. Among the lot,
however, we note such names as ur. W
d. Corbett, Jos. Kir&patriek, Sr, and Jr..
John Ringwood, c. L. Randle s. \
White, " d. Powell, " l. Johnston, "a
ar sPesk, an "a German sslooa- keeper.
Case. Thos. French, and others
Some Of these talks were Of the most
interesting character, aud abounded ia
touching life Incidents and experiences.
We think, perhaps, these talks from home
men, is The most effective form of en-
peraace speaking we have ever known.
At least they seem to induce mere sign
ers. The excited interest which low
prevails can not be expected to continue,
but The friends Of al, cause those who
survey the felI calmly. are Of the opin-
ion that lastiAs Impressions are being
maize and that Iermaneu, reformation
viii be effected il many cases. Such
they say has been the experieuee Of the
movement elsewhere
oae Of the necessary attachments Of
this movement. they sag, is the estab-
lishment Of "a permanent club or reading
rooms This idea is being discussed by
some Of our citizens. I. Is proposed TO
sell memberships Of tae C!lbas $40, un-
til say loo are sclI, which wiz create
fund Of $1,000, and which auoua, is TO
be appropriated 10 tie furnishing au1
s 'Ppls ing 81 reaIiag ro5n. 10 lis Read
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-22

We are authorized 10 announce Judge
J. Il MoN TGOME3Y as Il candidate for
reelection 10 tle oEiee Of County Judge
OF Sutton county
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Sheriff B r Walker. left Tue-day
r one prisoner. Bill Noiiu. conveying
TIE said Neiin ,otfhe ucnitcuf:arr
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.iiener stopping With his pastor
was Iasrtitisi TO see him visit u closet at
Ter eacs meal aud quietly take drink
from Suspicious looking bottle. Ills
duty snpeiied him to remonstrate with
the gosl man on this deplofa5le practice,
but hismortiieation WAS increased when
he wazshown that it was a bottle Of Dr..
A Q. Sm,aons' Liver Medicine that was
used. sna he was assured that TO that ex-
celleatremedy the people we're largely
iudeBsj for sermons free from dyspePtic
syInpton. with which they had been
atiiictsS until ne was cured by this relia-
Thisnad;eine is for safe by Beck &
Cowsnr Tho also have some trial paob
ag-s I5I..gjvcu away to applicants.
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CINCINNATI.

BROWNSVILLE. TENNESSEE
POINT PLEASANT, MISSOURI.
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We are authorized to Announce BYNUM
FEkREhL, as a candidate ios tbe Office of
Assessor Of tulton comfy, at the ensu-
ing Arus5 election
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TAKEN Up.

& A STAY-by J. J. Jones, living 10
"a miles West of Hickman, in Fulton
county, Nv, ca the 18th inst, one pale
red STEER, three years old, with a white
face and bush OF his tail white, and mark
ed with crop of the left ear, but having
no brand or other marks; and which l
have appraised Mt the value Ten Dollars
Witness my hand his DIST of January,
1878. j. L. BUSHART,
fcbl Nv J. ?. T. c.
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New Goods

EUST RECEIFED AND NOW OPENING.
- nice lot OF Spring Prints, Dress
Goods, &c, at II. BUCHANAN
fl5-if Cheap Store.
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We are authorized 20 Announce JAS S
GoALDLR rs a cvn.iida'e for tbe Office oil
election. til
%e are authorized TO announce E. ~
SAMSON, rs candidate for the Office OF
A:seaeor VI GnLLoA eoanls ~ the An.uaL
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We are authorized 10 announce SHELBY
f. DICK, AS "a Candidate for the Office OF
County judge, al she ensuing August
election.
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TT - TIC V5Vtii tifttes OF FubIlo
Rrisangi his desk all covered with book
audpapers, lie sits there, and if every
bodg 81 would remain quiet, manifests
a Opposition to examine q bill chat has
beea lately thrown upon his table Pref
" s90n' however, some member makes
reaark that brings Iin TO his feet. lie
sust hes the pencil from behind his ear,
antis ready now 90 measure lances with
lesest maa Of tAe House. Just below
hiuA sits
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-22

The Moffett bell punch law has been
decided Unconstitutional by the Su
preme Court Of Virginia.
Senator Isham G.. Harris, Of Ten
nessee. is reported b. Washington tel
egrsnls as seriously ILL., Fears are en-
tertained of his recovery.
The Carrollton Democrat halls with
joy the coming dawn Of "a day that is
% light out pistol aud knife aud light
ia the goud. oidlasnieaed fst aud skull
mOds u lighting.
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Tne whip9ss.s-a.oss.

The argument astiu-t the punish
meuf Of IS hippiug tar peUy thicviug
thsj it's blow aimed az thc poor ulan
i a gross an Insult as ever vas par
upon the poor aud honest men of mi,
State When poor men eougreg gate
aud declare that this i-a thing desisa
Ell especially for themselves. they
simply write themselves down thieves
The proposed law says that any tLli
stealing property under the value OF
fon doiiars may be aoggsd by the
seaieuee o. "a competent court Che
boue-t poor man be lie white or black
i, in no more danger thnu the honest
rich man under this law Of being
whip ped No one bat convicted
p"ty thief can be logged aad thieves
who % pot want ia be whipped can
relraiu tram stealing - Courier jour
nal.
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Commercial.
HIcEuAx CoUnIEa UgpIcs.

ulcSMAE C0uDTEa OgFIci.
Friday, February - 1873. J
dry sailed 6al0s.
- dry flint l12al5e.
WOOL-3D to 81 &c. perth tub washed.
FEATHERS = 10 35a50c prime.
GEEsiNG-75casl 00per pound.
TALiOW, per 10 Sc.
EUTfER-Fresh, Is to zoe per ID.
POULTRY, ETC.-foang Chickens,
Il 50per dozen. old from , Boa -.
EGGS- loo per dozen.
STAVES--Pipes S5JaslS per N.
othy-eho!ce-S3 %.
at present.
BARRELS-Apple, ~ cts; Flour, 45cts
Molasses, y 90; Moiasses kegs, 10 gals.
9Ocrs; Moasses kegs ) gas. l0cts; WINS
ky kegs, 10 gals 81 90; Missy kegs, +!
gai 5 81 cents.
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"a EgMEgEg.

Hook 10 XOEsr Interests :
fsNRACE CHAINS, BO8sE AID MULE
Collars, lyon b5uisi flames, Brides.
lack Ban,s, aud P,ougn Lines, as bed
rock prices, by
febi5-tf L. BUCHANAN.
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SERIOUS ARRAY Al FULroS -
tele gram 10 tie Louisville Coerisr-Jos,aaJ
gives the following account OF a serious
ARRAY at Fulton, in this county We
know nothing Of the facts further Than
the paragraph as below
MAYrIKLD, KY, Feb 1j.-John Lalj
aud VIM. Cooley, Of Fulton eounty, q Jar
relied and fought in fulton, to day. at,er
they were separated, Bsye O,ihaln 1903
up the quarrel for Ladd, aEl dse" ia pistol
aud fired AT Cooley. who was uuarInel ana
trying 10 escaPs tie fuzzy Of OilAstsa- 44ie
shoDtiRa was III TeHneass G. fl4c line
passes through Fulton. Ultlata moved
ZEN feet north. and was on iilc kentucky
side, aud, being furnished horsef fed ga
company with Lad,L Cooley Was drums,
and Lsdi !r.nk5ng OLDHAM has Aa.. Is
shooting ecr4 PCS b5fore tAis aud was
married t. q higBly rasUeeta5.c 10y q iew
&c s,,. Ahs shootiia-s = "a srss s
ed Tie entire AFFAIR was Hearty e. " .iS-
Ks cass The bail entered Cooley oseil 5
anu Tie wound IS pronounced moit-l
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At the residence of W. w. Webster, in
this county, OF the evening OF February
18th, 1878, by Rev. Mr.. Fiatt Mr.. GEO. " .
Johnson and Miss SALLtE i. WEBSTER.
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N@g@-
important Facts For Tit
ED RC % ED z Er-


(tLEaTcS COLLEGE. SIins0f,.
( Ky, is a Chartered Institution, au-
t6Ori2el to confer as high degrees as any
college in the State.
Classes are organized in all the College
and preparatory grades.
Teacbiug is thorough, practical and in
structiye.
Young persons receive here just the
trimming 10 make them successful teachers,
practical IN business, and independent
thinkers.
Debating and Literary Societies are or
ganized for the general culture OF stu
dents Cool board only 81 80 per week.
Books furnished at mere nomiua' rent,
thus avoiding the expense OF parchassn ;
Students can enter at any time Next
session begins Jan. p, 1873. For par
ticulars, address,
7. y. WELLS.
janll-tfl cL4.v.', BY.
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yEyo PREVENT COLDS AND COUGHS
among your children. buy pair OF
Children Rubber Oyershoes for 80 cents,
for sale by ,
fIj-tf H. BICiiAN An.
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Died,

In Obion County. Tenn; Sunday morn ne,
Feb. IL, 1873. at the residence OF hsr
son-in-iaw. MIR. Fowiks, Mrs. Etha!inda
Allen, mother of Drs. \. a. ald JAS
Faris.
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

Restored
just published. a new edition
- Of DR.. ULVERW Ellis CELE-
~ DRAFTED ESSAY on the yadicai
- egre (without medicine) Of sPER
MATsRRndsA or Seminal " eakness, 1nv0l-
untary Seminal Losses IMPoTENoY, Mental
anIPhYsical incapAeify. IN pediments TO
Marriage etc; also. COSsuMPrIoN EPiLEPsl
aud Flrs. induced by self-indulgence, Oh
sexual extravaganza, &c.
easr Price IL sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira.
hle Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty years successful practice that the
llarming conseq Of self.abuse may
be radleallg cured without the dangerous
isseof internal mediciue or the appiica-
tioD 81 the knife pointing cut n mode OF
cure ~ once simple. certain aud eiiectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no
matter v hat his condition may be, may
care himself cheapiy, privately, and
Gzs This Lecture should be ia the hands
Of every youth and every man ia the
land
seat under seal. in plain envelop, to
any address, past p1id. on receipt VI sis
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann Street; Post ON ,e Box, 1876.
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Esea,stsassss


Beautiful Bohemian glass Toilet Sets
and Vases; fine Ivory ana ioftose she'll
Card Cases; fancy lot of aaest Stationery
etc, suitable for present:ss:rr-~
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R.Esotegr.spElN 0i First gsEssrsci
b. - rs g-se state S.ssiit1s.
FKANKFoHT, Fob. a. 1878.


a-Eso,egr.si,Eas oi E9ir>a gEssrsci
Res IS G-ae State <sspitas.
FKANKFoaT, Feb. =, 1878.
Editor Hiskn.an Courier
ltisayery natural inquiry for stran
aers grsal Southwestern KENTUCKY. visit
ING Frankfort fol. tic first time, after be-
mo slosn around he Capitol, aud looL-
ing ioto lie yarlons State offices to ex-
pres. desire to have the notable mea
from his section pointed opt co him. TAX
ing ogr ssat then IN the Gallery of ,,fe
House Of Representatives, and looking
over in tie south east corner, The eye is
natursly directed 10 g very yiyacjous
your gentleman in earnest conversation
with Gscs, Rensley aud other mountain
uelatcss about the propriety Of re estab-
IisAing The whipping post This is he
HON HENRY CAMPBELL,
from tie counties of Fulton aud H;cIs-
man. * has already made a reputation
as very safe Legislator, ami as a CONVEX
salionis one of the most amusing and
ntertsining in the body In front Of
him licking towards the main entrance
20 The HALL We see tall handsome.
+ thous Bful gentleman Use from his seat,
and dress the speaker. lis the
nos. ". b. REED,
from die counties Of Marshall and Lyon
Mr. Reed is quite young man, bu, not
inferior, perhaps to any in either House
as debater and legislator Of more ihau
ordinary promise.
10 he left OF the aisle, looking to the /
/ SpoaBel stand, we fiud the restless, YER .
satile, aAd talented representative from .
the county Of Caldwell,
HON. c. r. ALLEN,
anEasirnan OF the Gornnsittee of Public
Pradng, his desk all covered with books
audpapers. lie sits there, and if every
bodg 81 would remain quiet, manifcsts
Opposition 10 examine bill hat has
beel lately thrown upon his table. Pret-
ty e0n, however, some member makes
reaark that brings Iin TO his feet lie
sasthes the pencil from behind his ear
andis ready now 10 measure lances with
tAeses, maa Of ,Le House Jast below
.hip4 SITS
JCpaE HiGGER,
Whais So Wei known that il is almost
suprluous 90 mention him as the faith
fn representative from the county Of
Nesacken. SIR Bigger is a very strong
speaker, always able and never prosy; Le
is new in play con yersatiou with hon.
Liueton Cooke. having just given some
iF5tler member tie devil for falling