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Comrnissioners, OHic. JpIv Or

Commissioners Office, July oh. 1879.
To Crawford Cushing, AID mr.. of John r. Shr-
ley,decd, Q. q. Graham, G. Taylor Holtzclaw,
end G., E. Donohuo.
Cf August, 1879 Ms the time, and my Office in
the town cf Brentsvile, ss the place. when and
where shall execute The requirements Of tho
above decree, at which time and place you arc
required 10 attend. Given under my hand as
Commissioner of tho Circuit Court Of Prince
William Couaty this Oh day OF July 1879.
4. A. SINCLAIR.
Nicol & Meredith, p q. iyl4-w4w
TXECUTON'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
~ having duly qualified before tho Corpora.
ton Court of tho city Of Alexandria as executor
of the will Of tho late Judge Il. NJ. LOWE,
hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to him, duly
tsts are required TO mako Immediate payment to
the subscriber.
jy9-dw JhO. S. CHAPMAN, Executor.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE--The sub
IN scrbcr, having duly qualified beforo the
County Court Of Fairfax County, Va, as ad-
miuistrator on the estate o: II ARRlSON EN-
ERSON, late Of said county deceased, hereby
gives notice 10 all peraons having claims against
said estate to present them 10 him, duly sulhen'
ticated. All persons indebted to said estate arc
required 10 make Immediate pay ment TO the SUBJ
scrlber. ALBEIT STUART, Admir-.
1yS W1W
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tho Clerks
Y cfice of tho Corporation Court Of the city
OF Alexandria, 90 the I'd day Of July, 1879.
b. Whestley, Z. Brown and John Thornton,
plaintiffs, against Ida Lemo, Isaac Small,
Eliza Blair and the children snd heirs st law
Of William Small, deceased, whose names arc
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong. AID.
mDistrstor C. t. a. of Celia Brown, deceased,
defendants
Mono The object Of this suit is to subject the
real estate of the said Celia Brown, deceased, to
the payment of her jus! debts and funeral ex.
expenses.
The defendants, Ida Lemo, Isaac Smai, Eii8a
Blair and tho children and heirs st lsw of Will
liam Smsll, decd, whose names are unknown,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to The act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing oy affidavit
that thoy are not residents of This State, il
is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect their
interests in this suit; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandris Ga
zette a newspaper published in the city of Alex
dris, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at tho front door Of the Court House Of
this county. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE, ClcrB.
K. Kemper,
Samuel q. Brent, p'f' jy 5-w1w
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My custom made CLOTHING is warranted
OF the b:ss imported material, we'll made, thos
roughly shrunk, ard will be sold at prices to
suit tho times. Call ard oonVioce yourself, at
s. DEALuAM'S. c. King ST., ocroer of Fairfax.
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-ofthG
DISTRICT UF COLUMBIAN

This company ofibrs unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of frsight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly IS follows:
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The greatest variety Of HATS. comprising tbt
finest AID the cheapest, for old and ycuog, O
the Dobbiest styles aud the lowest prices OF s,
DEALHAMs, c. King ST., corner of Fairfax.
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Avoid lie very appearance of heat by having
your st,v,s stored and kept until winter OF
Stausburya, corner OF King and Columbus st.
Gail 2ud SEQ their new revolving Top Cook
Stove. Dyl3
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GEORGE Il. HILL e CO.'S.
LOAF BR.EA lads

We have two distinct grades upon the market.
No. is our FINE BREAD, which we 10.
commend with confidence. IL is white. OF rich
lsvor, and keeps fresh several d.ys. If you arc
using this bread and do not consume It upon the
day OF its purchase, try it The next day or the
day following before throwing j. aside as stale
and worthless
No. is PLAIN BREAD. lis chief recon-
mendstion being chespnoss.
GEORGE K. HILL s. cos. HOME MADE
BREAKFAST BISCUIT. myS
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ggyAsHINGTCN & OHIO EAILEOAI;

HyAsHINGToN & OHIO EAILEoA|
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCKPr sun.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND BILL.
beginning May II, 1879
Leave Washington a. uC IN. and ~ y. m.
and Alexsndris at Q Us 8. N. and Is y. L..
pass LecsburK, going west ward, Of Il III 8.
snd 40 p. m, end arrive q! Round Hill al l.
NJ. Snd ~ p. N. Leave Bound Hill at 80 6.
n. and 1890 p. NJ; psss Leesburg. going cast
ward, ct 6 GJ 3 IL aAd 10 Pm, and arrive r.
Aiexsndria ut 10 =. II. and Bis z. H., and
at Washington al s Is y. m. md 5:25 =. Il
81 Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Ohio csrs Ut tno Baltimore
s. Potomxc Railroad station lt9 " q. m. and Az
pm, and go through 10 Round Hill withol;
change CT ceis.
Tho sos am train from hlo1sndria and 1875
p. NJ. train from Eo"nd Hul connect 1T Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coacho:
for SnickerS,iiie: Bcrryvillo and Winchester;
also with Reamor' Limo Of Coaches, winch Ie2g..
Leesburg daily for Aldo and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
st Vienna, with Sinson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, g cts. Eer mile
ANIMAL tick cts, $50.
l. II. HAVENRR,
my ST. Genera! Ticket Agent.
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ST'EAMERs,
GUNNER AREANGEM ENT
GTS9.HER .T.fTE2TO.

ETSE.rER .14fTEG.TO.
The steamer NATTANO, Captain VIM: t.
BYLEs, Leaves Alexandria, from the foot OF King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDA? and
THURSDAY, at s o'clock q. m !, for LAND
INGS ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. :,
Freight reccivad st lowest rates and handled
with care For information .pply 10
j. BROGERS s. CO.. ACTS, Ale1a., Va
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SU L
Tor all landings below Nomin Ferry. je2
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Ky a.. YIRG. MIDLAND h q. $. Is Z
W. JOHN i. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, 900 p. NJ, June IL
1879, Passenger trains will ran rs fullows:
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CHANGE OF TIME.

II
CHANGE OF TIME.
On sid after TUESDAY, Juno Bird, tho
boats Of tho POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
soc, : 80, go, 0 60 10 80 and ii 80 o. m. and
y 80, l so, 2 80. 8 80, 4 80, 60 % and p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 80, 7 go 8 80. 9 80, 10 80 and II 30 a. m. and
II 30, 80, So 3 so, so, SO, 6 81 and 30 pm u.
NH Is GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING co.
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pAGsl BAGs!-SOO0 bags made By the La.
- dies Employment Society," for tho Ala OF
the Poor, for sale By
THOMAS PERRY.
jyl Agent for the ladies.
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THE BEST substitute Cor til celebrated MN
a ersl waters of Saratoga is flSA'S SAkA-
TOGA APERIENT. Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by
je9 LUNT 6 DAVIDSON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-01
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

The Governor yesterday appointed VIM
Town councilman Of the town OF Bayou saN
r. G. Roger mayor, a. Arnaud, Louis Renat
councjIm for the town 81 Arnaudviile. 81
Landry Ieir parish; chas 2. Cotton, Louisville
commissioner Of deeds for Louisville; Dr
Alfred DuperrIer, Of New Iberia, levee con-
missioner for the Fourth Levee District
Louisiana; Samuel y. Shaekeford, eierR
the district court Of Grant parish; w. &
Hanson, coroner Of Grant parish.
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MORTUARY REPORT]

The mortality for the week ending
June ~, 1879, Is as follows: Malarlal
q; q typhoid fever, 4 cholera infantum
liberia, 5 cancer, II consumption,
mesenterica, / dropsy, 4 congestion 81
apoplexy,5 meningitis, tetanus, ,
siOns. 7 heart disease, | bronehltls,
3 pneumonia. 2 teething, enhritls,
tery 2 dIarrtpa, / eirrhoais Of liver. z u
disease. 8 infantiIe debility, senile ~
2od age. Total ZIG deaths. Whites
43; females 80; total %. Colored.
females %, total 43. Nine deaths :,
Charity Hospital, | at st. Vincent,
Urinary, and Il deaths certified to
GDTDrifE5,
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Eckfords VS.. Caseys.

Ina match game of ball played on Sunday
.Iune %. at Orleans Park, the Eckfords de
feated the Casey nine by 9 score 81 y 20 Y
The Eckfords had the last inning, but
Casey nine gave up the game on the first hf
of the eighth.
the same place and the following SundI
they 90 to Biloxi to meet the Biloxi nine.
ALToGETHERs VS.. MARKS.
Can't John Mahoneys Altogether Base
Club Of the Third District played the. w
Marks Base Ball Club at the Montegut 81
on Sunday, June 20, and defeated them b
score Of Is to "a.
The following is the score;
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BREVITIEs.

The Board Of State Engineers leaves OH
Wednesday for the annual tour Of inspectlon|
To the several parishes Of the State.
President Davis arrived Id the city last
evening by the Mobile road on business
strip, which will detain him here lew aa2]
The commencement exercises 81 the Pe3
y Normal School for coiored students az
tA Istributia nia1lf r12S~ graduate
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Delegate White claimed the right to sub
nit amendments and place his reasons 1or
his vote upon all the questions In the Jour
nal.
Delepate Claiborne said he should vote
against the minority ordinance because 1T
failed to provide for the payment Of the Sem
mary fund. At the proper time he should
offer an amendment TO cure this defect.
Delegate Ogden said the minority ordis
the Agricultural College and Seminary fund.
This debt amounted to ST., 100000. This would
increase the debt II the minority report was
adopted to $15.0000O0
bonds had been funded: but decision OF the
Supreme Court prevented the Funding Board
from funding the entire series.
The yeas and nays were then called on Dele
gate Robertson's amendment. resulting
yeas 49, nays 80. The vote 10 detail was e.
follows:
YeasDeegates Allan, Bobie Bolton n B3 our
phae Caiborne u o2lnd pa pans q @
ron d : Howell Kernochan., Knobl.ck. Lanapx,
Long Nns nen Dver ST.
LANCE aen Pinehbaek. Poebe, Richardson, Koaeh,.
Rob s smith Of st May stamPs,, Stewart.
stIe stroyia WaTm6th Wa haaRn M XII Ran
ham, Rienyenu, Blanchard Breaux, BIidger,
Brian. Byrne Gaffrsy, Carey ChiapeIaa oovi q
D billiard Eaaterly. Estopinal Faux. Favrot.
Tontelieu. Gaskins, Girard, Covers, .Guerin,,
GER Hazard. Henry Of Cameron, Henry lem 20 o.
Joffroin, Kemp. Kennedy. Kidd. King. Kirk
man. Lagan Land, Landry, Leake. Le6ardeur,
Loan, Lott, Luckett; Marks, Mattheys H. More
Mutt Ogden, Pardee;. Phelps. Ponder. !, Reid
Rivet, Self .sSemmes. Simon. Smith OF Jackson.
Stage Stevenson. Stone. StringfelloW sn nl
Williams OF Grant, Williams Of Terrehonne,
Young of Concordia. Young OF East Baton
Delegate Elan explained that he was
paired with Delegate Steele. He would have
have voted IN the negative, and Delegate
Steele would have votedin the Affirmative
The substitute Of the minority was then
taken up. On Its adoption the yeas and
nays we're called, resulting yeas A, nays 81
The vote in detail was us follows:
Yeas-Delegates Allan. Baheoek. Bell Ben
ham Bobie. Bourgeois. Breaux. .Breen. BuigAr
BuloW Garey cAhen oha G2lns 3n naya
King Lanaux Laudry. he aa Mu1o Loan az
N Nogg f PaTdee Pheps Pinekbaek. Roach
Stewart stille. stroyich. Warmoth. Williams 81
Nays-Delegates Bask!n, Bienvenu. Blaneh,
Carey. ChiapelIa, Claiborne, Colyln Cunning M
| nam, DAVENPORT, phSiuSHHni oldi''oi
Denis billiard. Easteriy. Edwards. Estepinal
Faux. Fayrot. Forman, GaskiDs, George
Girard, Covers. Gueringer. Hazard. Henry q
Cameron. Henry Of Natchit93ehres. Heron = r.s'I
Kennedy. Kidd, Ktrkman,, Knobloek,, Laga I,
Land Leaka Lott Luckett. LVons, Marshall
Moreiand Moore Of Lafourehe. Moore of 81
Landry. Mnnday, MeGloin, Mutt. Ogden Oil
Ter, OFT, Parlange. Poche, Ponder, Reid Rivet
Vlllssrdson. Robertson Self, Simon Smith Q
Richal 1,lkagg, Stone, StringfelioW, sutheri |,
Jackson e. Todr1 Vance. Watkins. Webb. Wells
Thompso1.nq n. of Grant, Young Of Ooncordla
s ;$:::t; IN $::s {: VA
: ;ss
sass,s sss :; 4 III " sla'ess iss
2a ssSIsy 90 o. T rs vote Z
8 1Isss,apslssatsss, ~. Rasl
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". Miller. umpire; J. Doh
NJ lch credit Is due to
Lees for umpiring the ga
on the part 81 the Wash M
although they were beat
PLAYING on the Altogether
very Wild especially in ii
the Wash Narks's where
to score three runs by ON
The striking by evet
gethers' side was exeellt
base hit almost every timex
G, the Altogethers will playN
Ball Club, at the Montegut gree
The Marks Club expect to play 81 Fstd1I
game of base ball with the McComb Citys, ali
PontchatouIa, OH the Fourth Of July.
The following named gentlemen were, at q
regular meeting held June "a. elected hOnoH
airy members: Hon. Hat Mealley, Hon. job
Glynn, Hon. James y. Houston, Hon JONI
Fifzpatrick, Hon, u. r.. Ghevally, Augusta
Marks, f. Bohne, Val kietfer, NJ Hacket
Frank Richards, e. y. Dntfey, John Hennf
sy, Paul Waterman, f. NJ. McKeongh an
Fl. IIenriGues.
The Marks Club will play the
Club on Sunday, July 6, 1879. at
Park.
CEEsCEETs vs.. GLADIATOR
in game Of base ball Sunday, J
the old Hancock green, between the
and Gladiator Clubs the score ste
end Of the fourth innings Grescenti
iatOrS ].
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= adjourn was then v'teo 49,

:::: \: n; :;
e ssssssst i p stsss
o.ss q + s ss s. !? r.
debt was postpfasrt the readng y lses.ustaer the
u: = $::s +; !
July Interest eo",,aeraton 2 ta M morn
ellanuaution adlout'ipS'
I n ing at 10 O'clock.
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I'll INF -" -
district Court

, y. H,,, Lewis, !. and Y \,
siS H'$se ::$;S Ga fs "a 6!
larceny. SENTENCED. - nnAfs
i. Ward, a ssa,iiss ~
in the Parish hn fl asn PLEADED ss5T GUILTY,
ar as1 cinlk, assault and batter.
ss.--I5sBr. BALL.
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crir,inal Court
FHbl' :
-. - IS stIiI'ISs ~ !.

GUY sEsrHSchp. concealed
con 10 or ten days. zrtv,fFD. ~. 40
\ N. E. Dominique forsS[,
. pntte, perjury. ----- -
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TIE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRATS 1EsDAY july Ix7e 4
Eatnninnl M 49,

i, ge, a1a, driInss, Haya,rdf omnt tel " "
D n.Lananx, Iandrpve nan. 4 o.
% Long. Lyons1MarI,, Leake tu
AZ Moreland' IMaass, Mars u!
d.gs. Phelps, HlehsiI 'w o'1 4 s. =
zach. Robertsof,Senp NJ, k pf. Z,
sary. etagr, Sims 't I, SIP y
\, Walks, Wallss tr g . :
trant, Wi!lianiUf Tar lsa {
Younaof Esst j H.,
blanchard, again. ea.n
! White explailti theA vt4,as eh'
anehard, In exp.iningllissat e.
on the report ubmit| ~
COMMITTEES on tie Publ X XIV
that it avoids a hrge 1bt,as,e, p,
.a debt 9nton q technically re-
,slhtn3 debt as coming dMl IL ne
lime and recognized hylia No. ~
Mt that the State canne IdI.of
I i. | vote mo" forth fin ar
} Democratic party 6 & Ha
tforns and cummut| ticay,n
committed to the red eoRlsl -. ~
ne bonded debt as 1t d xisnh a. a.
iind for the reason TIL lat tNbpbbl
ut, In all its depart mend, &c
sda ,aIa,1n an = l peiieVe we a ow
afor the further I'd bason l. T
gritty report goes + Ilrthera !,
s,and In this matterlof thaih.
.ilty should be first ITO giyes,1
,eple which they ex beet ant +,
Nsecond, to do SO With as IN,
ublie creditor asl possible 1
Instances, havlngf an eye !,
! Jade In the past.
!, II the further feason that
,rf satisfactory readjustment
tin can be made, upon a has
IJol Of the maxirnum rate
! fd all purposes ibIng limit
haf mills upon the dollar
,ieh limitation would be sati
!, nipple as affording them Il
naH and which it is the dui
+ f txtend them Ia tina presel
,nni.l condition OF the State OIL
'nt5f the people.
,ons moved a reconsideration
With the minority substitu
N which motion prevailed.
offered the fol[owlr
the ordinance:
10 ,ightof taxation Is a soverels
hIa Indestrnetible-fs the life
riphtfuIlv belongs to the peoi
n governments,. and neither u
INV nor any nor all other d
tho Igovarnme|nt ever bad. q
= en u B authority to irrevoeah
It or restrain This right; and
mira f lets and all other acts VIII
over we' llment, OR any departing
anu Dfthese purposes. are hel
n,,illand void for every pur uf
j said right of taxation shall
Ia enI mplete control OF. and
stata notWit lhstanding any z
,.aet or AMI Y pretended g.
"a, ,ao' r. hatsoeker by the Gene
: or Ill 9TH Ter departments
mud, lent q nd the honest,
I Iap Ldebt tof the State havl
s '1s he proed bss OF refunding,
INN mr. 6eticl bible to diserimin
fsd 4 ebt of the State as 6
IA on hspl ldated bonds 1881
fis74 ,ha / be reduced to AM
l1y.G, b q bnts on the dollar
II ord rt b eliminate the ira
Iabt D r. edaee 1t within
to m u bonds to BET
pavahl IN .l-annuallV.
or tneffe st shall be paid
8, nd 1nse lest on the !
ld new poa u shall be iss
n exchange thu = .,e ealseihs
itor and TreRsl I 20, n, !. : -
~ them for excha
= choose the denominat
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q h nl0bl0an sa
4 aardeuI Lea
4 M[.aittheW va 4
fonrehe Nee,
:! !, Ertiee, arL'
Y cliards0n. =
g Smith of BIZ
Stewart SEE
Q ThoInpson,i,
al Witlianls onr
: Young 0f -
Rouge.
= Delegatem,d'
!, holnt lst,n t.,
! Delegate .
said
!. vote i'll . % !
majority of 4
: Tor the reast :
! the ante belM
! gard this aisl, i
II
pie to that e1,n
ford to dfsuaa
!, reason that t.
In Its party !,
1875 and 1879,
the yalidftyM,d,
the act of@16H,''
oils goverflu1.. !,
recognize itsa
estopped from |,
i L vote INC,
the believe 1u
the people del
lie debt. Ours
raiet to the pe
entitled to, AMI
injury to the
der the eirelI.
/ party pledges
vote enc, !"
| believe a MOI,
| the debt alesti
| that would all
State taxation
| to five and q
valuation viii
factory to the
relief theyueln
OF government
depressed finall
lmnOyerishlrlnn
.De:legateLyo
the vote by W
was voted down
Delegate Gun.
substitute for Il
S. ARTIoLE1.T The
right inalienab
the State. and +
In all republican
Assent
uartmsnts of Il
shall ever have
We, grant. limit
avs. grants, col
soever, by the go
hereof. to affect a
~ declared tf,be ,
and !,
Ways be under til
'ocable by, the 81
'rant or contra
rant or contrae
l,ssemblyor any
ne government.
A RI. 2. Tilt, Ira
sgal and the lille
cen confused In
$ to render 1t ii
10 present fuuH
raced Id tbaneN
nder act5f0-,.3 of
afunded $s6 seVenI
leir fe 3 value. In
| eI,t.Jart.Of the de
,ii5y Of the State i
! cent interest. nc
ART. 8. No 1ee.. ha a
0 existing bondSSs''
nds herein auth,
cir date, and said
id dated on pres
lidated bonds for
1. The Audit
and dll
lre the new bond
denomipatio
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I'VE COURTS.
n;strlct Coul "
second pistr &c , oe"' vas opened,
aoasS1on Of liVsi

Secoits' ,nisi Andre was ops'.S
rbe succession o. loo.- -
A' Fifth Distr'ct eour'.
NEW ~ IS 9e John MsN ;s
pattison Royat Is John Mem mh ,anaster OF
f rupene Doherey xs J. G. Coghill' 'lias's@
tAsa vb Belle, Of Hpseh vs. John a MGa
S 5enrstnyg Il Deeves VI ys,hn M ePhelin.
'0''l s;xth Distriet e :: r., Associa-
-, ysiple vs. st ~ r ar In sgstpl
ton COMMITMENT and plaintnla dismissed
gys so; S m : G s,oss s. ns.s e! issss
husband na, and aeeordlnipgfifff decreeng q
and made 'i' n favor q pl an gains existing
em dissolution - and her husba,htts ,re ets g.
~ between ef nr 800 with ih ", q ave vs. nsI
NY for plaintiff, o wife OF hns confirmed
on. sophie ha Judgment by ,alr e,nst
JoG decreeng se lpanken sttset o 90 and interest
n Of james or plantit for s1z1 Bss s and
I'm DT o. Anh, 9u dissolylnlgo hts to sue e
rpcs; Beebe un 1,sssandant her Ignn1 IN reconveI
ta% serving TO issanarate action in fay'
n1Ho TONE u nplaintf IN M certain properly
4 fpf
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1 goverflment shall be and

Il government shall be and
{ BatonAluuge.
geInbtY. lat its first session
Of thid constitution. shall
,prupriHions for the renair
d and fEf the transfer OF the
lAte III HtOn Rouge; and the
AEkn kOuka l5 hereby author
TtiflcHtHe pf indebtedness, III
form 81 cover the subserip-
1ered iii the citizens and city
b 10 a repairing the Cap.
W.T. ~. the city of Baton
e Stas B treasury said
me- CON ract fur repairs
ally closed.
man OF the committee,
ct the'second article,
le committee had only |
! the people Iii advising
4 be removed to Baton
sW constitution the sal
had been 90 reduced as
4 impossible for them to
moved to strike out Baton
Zee OF the article and to
q said that New Orleans
~ well as the political |
II was more central
pg to its great .acces- !
and railroads con
hat the State Ia
va 2a lhat nj !. :
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IL rIeans would not tempt him
IA JaBtremski addressed the Con-
Iii follows:
98Hbers of this Convention, to the public
slfAre. regardless Of sectional or personal .r
n epRRf9asa ia a sae wth n tbg
tfrm Belief that the deliberations upon. the
proposltiDn looking to the restoration OF the
u Il .s popular verdict given three df
feTeuE periods In our States history. receg-
nigsd already by the majority Of your Commit
MI IL President, il must 10 well known that as
barly as Is45 distinguished men who com posed
tion 81 affairs as then existing. when it must
Be conceded that the standard cf morality stood
ais high as II is now. decided that IL was emil
11nIltly Wise to follow the almost unanimous eX-
ample, which might well be termed q principle.
TINT exists throughout the States Of this Union.
Gated nearer than sixty miles from the city, Of
New Orleans. our great commercial metropolis.
Despite the plea urged by the opponents Of
the measure, that the new constitution would
event that this clause was inserted therein. the
contrary was shown, and that instrument was
Alter the Convention, Of 1862 this aues'io
was submitted separately to the decision OF the
people, and tho result was that Baton Rouge
was selected ms the proper place Whereat to
maintain the capital by an overwhelming ma
In November last (ls7s when public senti-
msnt was against the adoption Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of 1868. In order
u that the present Convention might be- called to
ASSEMBLED and when, In furtherance Of that de-.
sire, twenty of these amendments We're defeated
= by immense majoritles-one. only one, Mr.
President TINT itcreeing the restoration Of the
capital to Baton Rouge. was adopted by a ma
iority OF several thousand votes. as shown BY
the report OF the honorable Secretary Of state.
(which appears In The records OF the Senate.
Thus II IL Enthusiastically shown that the people
desired by that method 10 make known their
will Ia this particular to the Convention
Beside these ott-repeated manifestations Of
he popular will given at the hallot. box we
ave the dsasfrikX ion Of the two political parties
>istipeln our SNate. those OF the Republicans,
sflei ia Minating convention In 1872.
ansa III the united opposition parties,
Snnyention Assembled at Baton Rouge,
III OF whonh gave their pledge that
estora the capital to that ethyl
~ recall thAt II was In 1854 when
sen BanRss army were over
Institutional Convention Of
kanzed in this city among
W days-wh0se pairiOt-
Nsrtor to their discre-
\AhRt they absolutely
wi. ihprdar to
V Hon.
karest
kart-