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The daily gazette., 1880-10-29
PHILADELPHIA
TAKE NoTIcEI

|is the only Lottery voted on
people OF a State, and under
Fcclslon of the U. S. Supreme
p Washington, is the only
Pottery now in the United
|all other charters having been
Or having no existence.
LENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
btIo9MKlUNE bIoM iicH GRAND Dis
igNl IN CLASS L AT NEW or
.LUESDAY, N0V'BER 9th 1884
1onthly Drawing,
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ATOTICE,-I, John Bauer, dc hereby
IN give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state
OF Delaware, In and for the county OF
New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day OF
November, it being the first day OF the
November term, A. D.. 1880. for licepse sss
TO keep an inn or tavern, at No. SOL
East Eighth street, being the N. Il. corner
Of Eighth al d Buttonwood streets In
The Eighth Ward OF the city Of Will
mineton, County and State aforesaid,
with the privilege of selling intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the prem
Ises, and the following respectable citf-
Gems recommend the said application to
wit:
william Forrest. william 8. Spasks,
las. OarroW, Christoph Pufahl,
samuel Moore, John MICH ugn,
Iohn HAYDEN. ThOma" Carson,
william. B. Baylis, Thomas Morrow,
Samuel j. Williams. Andrew T. Klett,
Jonathan Scheil. Benz. B. Keeshntr,
O. p. Beerbrower, Andrew Bauce,
William HI. W hite, Will I'M j. FORREST,
william Cox, Barnard Kelly,
Frederick 8. sparks, Jcs eph F. Blank,
John b. McKowen, Eeidel Berner,
Willard G, Cawley, Charles Koeberle.
oct28-3t, JOHN BAUER.
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Mexico. . The Natives Cultivattna
ne Friendship VI the Hpsnitrds. 10.
Evil portents. II. Monte19ms 60
'oR to meet Oort<s. u. The !resche'
~ OF Alvavado. - AIvavAdn's Leap.
Il Interview BttWCen Corte5 aud
0ustemosin. is. Charles v. Receiv.
log Corte1. l6. Mexico Of friday.
As 10 the day, the streets through
which the procession passed. were
lined with spectators who testified
their admiration OF the pageant 10
sn uumistskesbIe way. It must be
admitted, however, that tho Rex
procession Wao tho 0Der Of tho two,
and received, % It deserved. Q great.
IT share Of popular commentator
and applause.
The usual number Of balls at night,
sll numerously eAtended. brought tho
Hsrdi 0r,s festivities % Q close.
GOOD frTrcTs OF DIXocRAT1c RULE
The report Of the Administrator Of
Accounts, just published, shows the
admirable effect upon the finances Of
the city. produced by the Democrat.
10 sdministrations since 1877. When
the Democrats got possession Of the
city government 10 that year. they
found Q tax upon the property OF the
city Of nearly three per cent, Q debt
OF ga. 400 900. and Q current expen-
diture OF %, OO0, 900. The report above
alluded TO shows that for 1879, the
expenditures Were >l,959.630, the
tax rate fifteen mile, aud tho total
debt OF, l49,700. These figures are
eloquent srguments 10 favor OF the
continuation OF Democratic rule.
AZ Q matter Of general Interest ! fur.
nish from tho report OF the Admins.
traitor OF Accounts, . tsbul0r state.
mont OF tho city debt, showing ito
steady increase u0der Republican
rule, and Ito decrease since 1874, With
tho explebatt0U, that the Democrat.
10 administration during the years
1879 and 1874. were unable to reduce
the volume VI the de6t. owing to the
ilnp0ssibiliy OF practicing proper
economy under the laws for the gov.
ernment OF the city passed by q h.
publican Legislature and unrepealed,
notwithstanding the earnest protests
Il the Democratic city government.
IL fact, the city revenues were large.
" expended by various Republican
Boards over which the Council had
40 control:
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Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
~
Succession Of r. E, Burto.
QY Virtue of On order Of tho Hen. Iutt
ID Court Of tho parish Of Natsitqln
! will offer for sslo to tho Lest and I J.
est bidder at the door Of the court. foD
in the city aud parish Of Nstchitsslas
Saturday. Sd day Of April ~
between legal hours Of sale the hllsr
ing described property, to.wit::
Tho north Gust quarter Of uogel ~
quarter ; the north west quarter ksse.
west quarter tho south west qSa1l4 =
north west quarter the south aase0c
tor Of north west quarter ; the south -
quarter Of north east quarter q aoee
q, township 10, range 10, eoseaisho0
hundred acres, and the north ~ -
tor Of nortk west half; the usso6 ~
half If the north east quafts {
tho north cast quarter w. ~
east quarter Of North eat
and south west quarter ot r.
east quarter of section % es0e Se!91
aud range containing two hundse =
Lot No. ! Of section Il towuSAip y
., quantity unknown ; tho nesce
quarter Of south west qaata
south west quarter Of, sesn
quarter OF north west quaso9.
North east quarter Of south east
of section II, township ~, ra1rS
taiuing seventy three 1000 aefsA ]
Ttrpe Of Sale.
Cash-subiect to sppraisen!set:
l.. 4. DEBLIIv4.
Feb. q. ... t.e
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE I'm
SUCCESSION SAIH

0OOOEko0xON SAL&
Succession Of Roselin Raehal. M
QY virtue Of On order Of taaS.
ID Judge Of tho Probate Cosrt IN.
Parish Of Natchitoches, 6tsto a ~
isisna, and to mo directed. I III, p.
foe sale ct my residence on ked ~ n
tho hour Of Il H.. on
Wednesday, 3lst day Of Mani, -
tho following described peopsety I'M
ing to said Succession, to.wit: cssss
uity property.
Tho undivided half of q eaetal, II.
Of land. with tho buildings end ians,~
ments thereon, situsted ID the ~ !
Nstchitocbes, on tho east bank eflSS
Or Atheo river, being claim Ns, Il :
township No. z, range Ma. s, aad ~
M. 70, 10 township No. Z. rsuse a I
containing altogether ok hapds6 RI
forty acres, bounded above BY laaie &
longing to tho Succession Il 6 Is
Metoyer aud G w. ThompeDo. ~, n
low by lands Of Mathew Heetsee,
1srms Of Sale: 81.
Cash. without spprsissnsat. y ~
debts and discharge commute -.
lions. WHIT. A. CU1i.
Fob %. Admiaisklla.
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Sheriff. safe.

Sherif's Sale.
N. A. Simmons VI. Francois Petition
Parish Court, Parish of Natchiteeba
No. 1893.
DY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fs. tppei /
ID the above entitled and nunlonl
suit, and to me directed, Ihsvs sgilll
aud will offer for sale to tho III, q
highest bidder at tho door Of IL q h
House in tho city and parish Of Nit6.
toches, IN
Saturday, March 9Th. ~
at IL o'clock NJ. tho following dsodlIId
property, to.wit:
One bay mule.
One horse cart.
One harrow.
Terms of6ale:
Cash-subjsct to sppraissmsut.
L. A. DEBLlEUI,
Feb. q. oheeG
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Wonderful =!
The
Robbins Family Washer
and Bloacher.
THE

MANUFACTURED by the BIeSELL
vi MANUFACTURING CO., Of New
York. Eight inches long, inches wide.
and weighs S pounds. No rubbing or
beating. No chemicals used. nothing
but ordinary home made or bought soap,
and water. Simply boil tho clothes,
rinss them thoroughly, and they are
clean. Price, 45 10, for sale BY H. A.
WALN6LEY and THEO, HALLER
Natchitoches, La. A live AGENT want.
I'd 10 every parish In tho State, except
Terrebonno and Lafourche.
Address JAS. H. HILL,
Natchitocbes, La,
General Ag't for tho htste.
NA1cHlrocHEs, La, I
February 10th. 1850.
MI. JAS. n. HILL.
Ag't. Bissell Mfg. Co.,
Rir-Tho ''Robbius Family Washer T.
Bloacher,' We purchased from you, gives
PERFECT satisfaction. Il docs tho wash
ing THOROUGHLY, in from seven to thir.
ty minutes, according to tho soiled con.
ditiou Of tho garmenij without any rub.
hing, and 10 its name indicates il y
BLEACHER 40 we'll as y WASHER.
Nothing 10 required except good soap
either home made OF Doughty and
thorough rinsing, after tho clothes IRE
taken from tho Goiler. W. bear cheer.
ful testimony to it being tho greatest IL.
Tor saving Washer We have ever seen
and If directions are strictly observed,
it will do every thing you aim for it.
Mics Carrie Campbell, Mrs. JOS. Henry,
Misc Jsue Campbell, Mrs. j. II. Stephens,
Mrs. H. n. Hyams, Mrs. DR.. Gillespie,
Mn. 6. N. Hyams, Mrs. ]. E. Messi, Mrs.
G. A. Watts, Mis-. r. E. Hammett, Mrs. +
E Dickson, Mrs.. E. B. Levassour, Mrs.
Jos. H. Kile.
Feb lR-kk
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MR.. JAS. II. HILL,
Aa'T. TuRsT & BRADLEY M1'o. Co.,
Natoh}<nohAs T.

N6'C0ltOC0oos A8s
S1R-Having purchased Of sou 10, 10,
aud Il inch "Furst & Bradley" Snlky
Plows, and having fully tested tho SAME.
In ''sTIFF LAND" q. we'll - Ll0HT SOIL. We
take great pleasure il recommending
them 70 tho Plsntsss Of this. and aGjoin
ing parishes, - being Plow well sdspt.
ed 70 their use. By means Of that won.
derful invention, tho FRICTION AT.
TACHnENT." tho Pow - RAlDED OUT
OF tue GROUND u TIM p0WE1 o. rae
tam, WHILE n NOTION. thego6y 0aking
it % sssy 70 handle, that a1y 0oY who
Gao manage Q team, eau plow With it.
Tbses isno vsight a. ~ bosooe ueck,
and tho RolG PLAY freely oil tho time.
We take pleasure further In saying, 10
40 glad to go you meeting With the
success you % much deserve, in inteodu.
cling these labos.ssving inplsosste into
our psrish.
y. 9. Csnpbsll, J: z: 1ssst.
n. Rsret. =. h 1evasoeur.
4. Z. eompayIsc. q. y. 0ya0s,
Z 3: Coa9.o!e, pr &c. cep1f,vs.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of James V. Atkinon.
John Z. LARK having filed b n
u Clerk's Odice bic application ~
appointed Admiuietrator of tho 6eoak
sion Of James Y. Atkinson, decd, ~
10 hereby given to oil persons intsl61l
to show cause within ten days. WHIT
application Of petitioner should IN
granted.
Witness tho Hon. J. N. B. Toehe H.
Job Judge. this 2lth day q 49,,
1880. JNO. LAPLkCI. "
Feb. 28.-2t. Deputy Clsk
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Fob. q
C,onstshle's Sale.

Samuel Ns)ken W. Samuel 6euvN
Ninth Justices Court, Pssish q S
toches. No. g.
DY virtue Of . writ Of 6eqec =.
ID issued in tho above eoauea
numbered auit and to me diss9.s
have ssised and will offer fse eaevS
last and highest bidder. At I ~ :! ~
T. Chsler's store, in tho parish 7"
itoches, on -
Saturday. the 9Th day OF nassa
at II o'clock NJ, tho following pr ="
to.wit:
Three bales Of Cotton. Yaf
TERMS Of Sale. ..EaAT
Cash-snhject to appraisemssscctt;r p
Feb. 81. Special Constss'
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NEW ADVERTISE MEMS.
~ PAY UP. %

A IL PARTIES who arc indebted to tue
IA undersigned, are hereby notified that
hs will shortly retire from Office. All
claims due him will be presented for set.
Element by \ duly authorized Deputy
Sheriff: If not paid on demand, l shall
proceed to enforce their payment &C.
cording to law.
W. H. TUNNARD.
Clerk 18th Judicial District.
March 6-4t.
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I1l1o1eat Hayes. among recent
pD0lDo1)ooD eat 70, tho Senate, puts
H2a 2lbohboek % b naval oilces
6ulo 6lDes12 q NsW Orleans. go
q - 0lppjes." i won't last long.
GO 0ove0bee b approaching, and
- 1npQhljooniom = doomed.
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aave you ipdsmmatory soes throat
setR Joints, or lsmeueeo ftor any
cause Whatever Have you rheu.
maGie q other pans IN any part Of
tho bodye II % 40 Johueoo's
AAodyne unimeot L = tho most
Woooesful internal and external
remedy known % medical ooloace.
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ESTRAYED.

Nstebiteehes r.
February q, ~: ),
1>sTRAYED before the usAe
II thority By Francois 1hooe q
bun Rorss, branded o o. 70 Nv
OF. AppraiDed q 1So Uen ~1r,cxrR
jNO. ~ V.,,.si I.
Fob. 9s.-1m, IT, w"'
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H.. IudWiG 0elssler. Of New Or.
loo0a. haD jnotjtuted suit against
D6pe +. l. Burke. OF the n. O.
0ohoook Soe 5000 - damages, for
Ol1aDod 0oenmation Of character, BY
~ joG1al.
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BY Representative Dsvidson-Ao
act providing that o0nvtcts ehHlI
work only within tho Penttenttary
Walls.
By Representative Hsll-An ct TO
amend section $3.50 OF Rays Revised
Statu,ae.
By Representative Ogden-An oct
TO provide for the closing OF certain
small bavous flowing out at Ret
river on zach side below Mack's buy
0u, and down to section Is.
By Representative Wiae-An oct 70
rel cal act No. 96 Of 1878.
BY Representative aaIris-An oct
TO carry into effect article 100 OF tho
constitution.
BY Representative Baskin-An oct
TO authorize eheri6s end police jusiee
70 build Courthouse and jall0, and
repair such public buildines when
tho public necessities demand such
building or repairs.
BY Representative 0ardner-An
act to prevent the sals or giving away
u Intoxicating liquors on the day OF
election within Que mile OF Q polling
place.
BY Representative Farmer-An oct
to provide for appeals from the courts
OF appeals to tho Supreme Court
upon points Of law only.
UNAVOIDABLE DELAY.
Some complaint is being made
about the slowness With which leg.
islxtion % being perfected. Those
who make such cOmpl8ints ore
evidently unfamiliar with the pro.
visions Of the new constitution. II
there 10 no delay or obstruction OF
any nature, . bill cannot 20 through
both houses Of the General Assem-.
oily 10 lees than two weeks. 1fthert
" obstruction, which IL to be expect
I'd from the opponents OF every mea.
sure, q much longer time IL required.
aud 40 active minority may defer it,
passage several days longer. Under
favorable circumstances bill ma,
become y law In three weeks after /,
- Introduced, but It can esss,ly be de.
layed . week longer. This IL tho n.
suit OF direct constitutional man.
date to the Legislature. Notice Of u
bill must be given. 1t must be read IL
each house on three separate days,
1nd 1t must be referred after til,
DIST reading to q committee. Tn,
committee rarely reports it back foi
action within less than q wet K. u.
der tho old constitution the rul.
could be suspended and q bill rushed
through both houses In two days.
time. and 10 exceptional cases, 1t ha4
been done tn Q single day. NucL !
0sd legislation was the coDstQ ueDces
Tho constitutional convention somRh,
TO guard against this 10 the future By |
adopting constitutional rules which
tho Legislature could not Suspend. |
A . f. suit, We have the delay com. |
plxi0ed vt-snd the enactment y,
much better laws. Under tho prev.
ent system 10 Inv GU be enacted un
Il 1t mas bten properly scrutiuized.
which must be scknoW ledged TO be y
sise provision.
A lalge number Of bills have |
reached that stage when they will
hecVme laws a. soon % they art
reached on the calendar. Thts will
be done next week, when Q number
0l important measures will 20 to TIT
Governor tor hle approval.
may add that the two 6ousee
generally 60 through their caiendars
zach DAY before sdjourning. Thos+
familiar with Legislatures and thei,
methods, Wilt understand that moth.
log more should Do expected, e.
u0thing moro can b done Withou,
violating I'LL parliamentary rule, sno
settling y precedent unWseraoted b.
parliamentary experience.
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We saation 81 peesoas not 70 buy
~ s4tss Asge psels Of dust end
aseee now put up By certain pastiee
and called cooditjoa POWDER. They
~ uEtsely worthless. Buy ehsgi.
daa's Cavalry Ooodltjoo RoWdee, II
yoo buy any; they 40 aboolutely
pQo nd Immensely valuable.
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~ 0atloesl Woskinsmen's Con.
Voolooo Z % b held IN Chicago, IN
IN Cd VIII probably dominate
~ 0Woneoo, oeNeW Yoek, toe Pre-.
bo2 cd Dsonis Xeasney, Of OAli-
oQ1A &c vlcep President.
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NOTICE,

Succession OF francois Valsin, deed
(0lN Q. TR1CnEL, admiaisslAe 4
q tho Succession Of Ftaseols VI
Decd, having 6led 10 ny ones ~ y
account of Administration of ~ Il.
cessiou, notice 10 hereby given y \
parties interested to show eou1o NM
ton days from this publication, Witt
same should not 10 homologsted.
Witness tho Hon. J. N. B. Tsete
Judge Of SAID Court, this 26th day 1
February, A. D., 1850.
Feb. 2S.-2t. ClsA.
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Mthe oose OF Z. @. Palmer. con.
0la1n1 q e0beaslemsnt, o nov trial
- bo>a refused. A motion n A.
- G judGmsnt be- been 6led BY
- oounool. a,t
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lAgl oaturdsy night the young
lnn1litloh geotlemsn Of Shreveport
~ O Doobod bell IN that city.
Oo0so-the pspsss proclaim ~ . most
$1,000 alAlf.
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~ 1epubllcan Convention q New
Yegk ~ instructed delegates from
~ ooaea. % vote Soe Grant, IN the
0111p0al Oonvootjoo, @ The condi.
~ lug ~ preeideocy.
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NOTICE

d hereby givsn tlst vt>hlh,a...
dsys after tho publication ~
present % Act IN the LseielaliCx
vide for 40 additional juaties
Peace in Ward number M a h
Natchitoches parish, La. Thu ~, w
given IN compliance with tho Cec.S.
ton and Laws Of this State.
Feb. lst, 1850.
R.E.!AcHlos.
Fob. lat,
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~ l1bes troubles IN the NORTH
q oo0l1ooA 4 0tyiko hao takeo
~ 60e1Ass. \. r.. aoooe the
lDyoD 6 tAIUo eottoo mills. BY
60 ~ potsoog become Idle. sad
{ ~ Qondles have been stoppsd.
- O91DgD demand oue hour ff
4 ooR 90 10 pee ceot increase In
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~ 0spablleAa Senators Who sim.
q - xe)legg memorial, hsNius
00 . Due0o Themselves OF con-
ge AeSo bssa suspsadsd from
eDo09 posdelpe1ion in the peocsed.
- egtAoG body, and their psr diem
ooODoo dug11G their suepenaioo.
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pA0o beo ~ tapls between the
~ 0ooo0GgU 0atoheg aad J. n.
Ooth ~ ''eeack'' boate. and
~ Wju c1ease much excite.
90 0e9 loag dnss the J. n.
~ 0o0o ~ taDoooe tine On
OloDDo hen 0oW Osleoas % Baton
4cW miles h q heass, o. Q
oO0W ~ tlnA
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a.. Loulo MAliko6 he's been an
5000 0ovesnoe General OF st.
lulauhQfa, s;es General 0ourko.

n lle6se bell punch liquor lev,
~ 40 repealed BY both Houses OF
60 Vhallis General Assembly By .
aGnaa0 o00njm 0nO Vote.
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~ 1,eaoD and Pao1aiffon viii b
ehooot tbe some time, ATTENDING bic
laa1nlal1vo dutiee. NJ. ". Il. AlEAux
bhneby fully authorised to trans
- III busiuess connected With the
Vu,ooAaoa Once durins BIZ absence.
II sseelp&s vill b fully recognised
6g ~ Sums paid for 0u1snP11oSs
II Waox end ADv1B1lsuNo.
4 hsge nuuhee Of claims II not
opetlod q ooes VIII b placed In tho
hnn1D Of Attosnsys.
J. II. OOS0ROvE,
lropgietoe vlxplcA1oe.
Us1sn1oeeAaa. L., Jannarv -. 1850
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0ne loth, b assosdaaes With .
eo11loo1lQ lBodassd By Hon. n. ].
00 - ~ louisioas 0enate
~ 0anas. oehso, esmnes
! uAe eAaEUsd with coaeempe
- 1etAo1 slleog ns0eell, aad
81 oeDoont4 oeaf0Dto heoo
1! !. DlllSl1o!6y usell lsa1ss, egdses.
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1u1naGooe General Icy, be- 90.
Oo1ooh ~ oedse stopping letters "a.
0ooDoo . Il. 4. Dauphin, 0eeeetazy
00o 1eulGlaas Lottery Company.
90 ~ Hoeoot cult q 0nally decided
Q0o Un01od oloeoo 0upeemo Court.
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NEW DvERrlsE,0s,s

NOrlOE,
IN compliance with Art Wofn..
l stitution. l hereby rive s.. 60
on tho memorial OF about s.v.s.. II
citizens Of the Ward, I intend =
't'lce in the Legislature and AMI" ~ ,Iats
tho passage ofan Act to creats sM 4
tionsl Justice Of the Peace ana = Y.
bic 10 aud for Ward Five ~ 800.
Nstchitoches, and to provide ~.
appointment and election,
New Otlsane, February III ~.
Feb. 4th, lseo.-9od.
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~ Democratic National Oooven'
- will b composed Of 73S mem
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During tho week tho following new
bills OF general interest have been
introduced 10 the Senate and House :
By senator Watkips-A bill "a.
thOrizlng tho Governor and Attorney
General 20 employ counsel 10 con.
duct tho defence 10 tho case OF the
State OF Nov Hampshire 70. tho State
OF Louisiana.
By Senator Leske-A bill to dedoe
tho costs and fees Of tho clerk Of the
supreme Court, and SHERIFF. and
Ctogko throughout tho State. except
10 tho city Of New Orleans.
BY Senator Watkioo-. A bin to
smend section 91 Of tho Revised
Statutes. The bill provides tor chsl.
lenge0 10 OIL criminal cases, not 9th.
eewlse provided. 70 comply With the
bill OF Iighto.
BY Representative Atkins-An oct
TO provide for tho election Of teI a..
SCISSORS 10 tho State and city OF New
Orleans, and to provide for the meth.
Cd OF assessments.
By Representative Feazel-A peti.
ton from jos. 8. Oopeo for reim.
bulaenent lee boodo cold % him by
tho State Of L9uloisne without tltle.
By Repeeoentotivo HsthaWay-An
aoe % carry Into effect article ll2 OF
the consultation OF tho State.
BY Representative Richardson An
ct 70 repeal eod ro.enact article
96l7 Of the OWL Code Of Ioulslsns.
By Representative Armotcoug-An
ct % provide for thu trial OF Orimi.
nj cA0oO Whoye tho distsjCt Judge 10
reeosed OF otheeWso Unqualified
hon aitdAe. 49,
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Hampered % tho Oily Council has
been By the STATE Laws, and the de.
precision OF real estate, which haa r..
duced the 0ssesement roll from $685..
az, 6e2 Ia 1911, 70 1000 600 10 1880.
THE showing. NAV justly be regarded
a. remarkable. Tue reduction OF tht
debt )759l,oo6 90 n I've years, and
>9.7oa.0 IL 10 1879, will oompsr.
lsvors6ly With municipal flnsncier
ing anywhere. and where oil the cir
cum0tSnceS are considered. may veil
% regarded % uneQusled.
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New ORLEANS Notes.
TIE CRESCENT CITY DURING
TIE CARNIVAL-THE
PROFESSIONS.
GOOD IFTCTS OF DEN0CRATlc RULE
CONVICTION OF 4 BANK HDH0lDINT -
WHAT TIE LIoIsLAruII 10 DO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %.
lIAU-SoNI UNBOUND.
I'D CollptAINTs.
f9pecial Correspondence OF tho vlx.
DlcA1o1.1

fopecial Correspondence OF tho vlx.
DlcA1o1.J
NIw OlllAxs, Feb. Il, 1850.
The Carnival % over. The riot and
Wasoajl Of xsrdi 0ras have been fol.
lowed By tho penitent1sl prayers OF
Ash Wenneodey and tho lenten zee.
con. Many Thousands OF our visi.
torn have returned 70 their homee
and ito city he's resumed To wont.
Cd aspect.
The Carnival vss exceptionally
brilliant. Never, perhaps. hss New
Orleans contained % many otran.
aers within Ito limits % we're here on
Monday aud Tuesday last. Every
railway traia aud every steamboat
arriving for . week before had oeoD
crowded With passenger. The ho.
,els were 0lled on Saturday, and BY
Wednesday morning tho private
hoordinR houses wore ovordoWiD9.
L u q matter OF wonder Wnere Oh
the people Who we're here found 40
commodstion. but they stowed them:
selves away 10 some fashion, and all
seemed to enjoy their visit. 1t 10 e..
timated that there we're not lees than
thirty. i've thousand visitors In the
city during the early part Of the
week, and It 10 worthy of remark that
many OF them still remain.
Canal street presented Q remarka.
he spectacle on Monday afternoon.
From Rampant street to the levea.
the magnificent boulevard was liter.
ally packed With people gathered to
witness the arrival ~ Rex, who came
10 about three O'Clock on tho steam.
er Robert E Lee. To me-, the I'm.
mense crowds of people which lioe
tho DtreetO while tho different Nardi