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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-04
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The county jail
contained more than the usu&l number OF
sympathizers with the eight condemned
anarchists to-day. Well did you heaE
something, said Parsons, to 9 reporter.
You are surprised ct the vote are your
Well it IL no surprise 70 anyone else
aside from the hired liars Of the Chicago
press. Do you think any voters Of the
sccialistlc labor ticket had the
late trials In their minds in voting. Yes,
and in their hearts too. That the vote
WA 9 response 70 ali those who have
said that the lAborers have no grievances
Il was response to those who declared
We were red-handed brutes. Yes the
vote Of yesterday ls rebuke Of the yer
dict against rs and against those whom
we represent, the lebor1ng men. l tell
you We all had good appetitss this morn
ing but guess have said enough, and
IN traRtc manner Parsons struck An
attitude and waived the inquirer on.
Fischer sAid that the voee Is In answer 10
the verdict against u.
OhicAG0-A. 81. Jones, chairman OF the
republican state central committee gives
hia estimate of the result Of the election
In Illinois - folloWs: "From the very
iAtess returns, beyond question 31repub-
hcan senator's 1avo been elected In the
state with possible addition Of two more
from tals doubtful dtstxIcts." Illinois, he
said, sshaa without doubk, been carried
by the state ticket by plurality Of ovel
80 600, giving rs Q majority in both
houses. Returns from many Of the G csc
and doubtful districts indicate large re-
publicsn gains over the last presidentia,
elections and In eln0st every section Of
the staea the republicans have made ri.
umphAnt progress and substantial gains
He estimstes that the senate win be com.
/ posed Of 80 republicans, Is democrat
and labor party men" He estimated
that the kouse win have working ma
jerity.
ment a6olishing the contract cOnVic
system Of prison lebOR In Illlnois IL be.
ieVed 20 Be adopted. The republican
plurality IA Illinois for state treasurer. tn
head Of the ticket, q estimated ss frou
q, 900 % "a, OOO. Both republicans ant
democrats claim the election ia tn
Thirteenth, S3Fiuger's district The re
pubIiCans have gained = Congressman II
the Third district, William E. Mason
and one In he Eighteenth, JnO. Baker
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READING NEWS.
BY MARY DE zEAN,

READING. Kansas, November 2, 1856 -
The streets and stores last Saturday
morning looked like Halloween sure
enough.
The advent preacher pulled down his
tent and left for other parts. HIS sermons
have been interesting and his review and
explanation of the prophesies show tina,
he has made II study. Sunday night be
gave q temperance lecture In the M. E.
church to full house.
The ladies' sociAl1 ircle with the aid OF
DIR. Cranston as musi "a director, are re-
hearslng for an OH Folks concert, They
use for one book, "Fsther Kimp's Old
Fashioned Music" Il bids far to be
something worth hearing. It will be diff
ferent from any concert ever given 10
Reading. The concert will be in the n
E. church in few weeks.
Mrs. DIR. Biddle has been sick for several
weeks, but il on the gain at this time.
Miss Rose Miller OF Lang is visiting
Rev. J. F. Palmer's family,
Geo. Cowden will move into Reading.
that HIS children may attend school.
L. B. Sheldon is building an addition 70
his store.
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Struck it RIch.

CALDWELL, Nov. There Is great
excitement in our city over the silver
ore found in such large quantities close
by. Two old miners who have spent
years on the mountains pronounced it
rich ore, and samples were sent to the
state assayer at Denver, Col, and the
assayer Of the mint at Philadelphia. Re-
turna came from both, and hence the
excitements. Below copies Of their car
tificaies appear:
PHILADELPHIA OF crushed
ore, sample from Geo. w. Reilly, OF
Caldwell, KAso contains forty.two
ounces OF silver to the ton. Trace Of
gold
[Signed] JACOB B. EcKFELD,
Assayer.
DENVER, Colo.-I hereby certify that
the sample of ore from Geo. w. Reilly,
Of Caldwell, assayed three hundred and
nine and nine tenths ounces Of silver to
the ton. Gold, trace. e. e Burling-
anne, assayer. tSuch assays have caused
the excitement for their il no doubt OF
the extent Of ore. It crops out in many
localities and specimens 2 20 coming In
fast and from every direC ton. Caldwell
presents the appearance Of q mining
town. The associated press correspond
eDt has examined specimens found here
and Ii sstisfied Of the genuIneness Of the
find.
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a WISE FATHER

Never tzifies with his famiIS's health
nor buys patent medicines, who publish
es testimonials of cures he knows moth
ing about. but deals with reliable drug
gist who know which medicine has in
reality cured. The undersigned drug
gisis of Emporia have sold the following
remedy for two years and can truthfully
say that PrimIey's Speed Cough Cure
has never failed to give relief IL the
most obstinate and stubborn cases oi
Coughs and Colds Having won it,
high reputation, qcietlY. but rapidly
solely on its intrinsic merits without ad
vertising. Consumptiyes will please
ask for special instructions, and If we dc
not help you it will cost you nothing
Price soc and 500. Sold by the fol
lowing druggists: B. WheIdon. Chas
Ryder, w R. irwin. D. W. Morris.
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Mora RaIIrnadn

The Kansas City, Emporis, Ell Dorado
s. Midland Railroad company filed q
charter in the office of the secretary of
state yesterday. The purpose OF the COM
panY Is to build and construct a standard
guaGe road, beginning at Kansas City,
Kansas, and running through Wysndotte
johnson, Douglass, Shawnee. Usage, Lyon
Chase, Greenwood, Butler and COwley
counties, to Midland. Texas, or some point
on the Texas & Pacific railway. Capt.
tai stock, $15,OOO.OOO. Directors: Il. W
Schumacher, ]. D. McGinnis. F. N. Bos-
well, Julius n. Turner, a. Bossett, VIM
E. McGInnls, B. F. Weeks. I. @. Thomas
and II. W. Porterfield. The estimated
length of the road is 800 miles.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. LA circular was
posted at Whittaker's pork packing house
In East st. Louis this morning, notifying
employees that hereafter ten hours would
constitute days work, at the prevailing
wages. Tie employees have been working
nine hours per day heretofore. At noon
the men held meeting to consider what
action TO take and pursuant to agreement
among themselves demanded OF their en-
ploYers that the present hours OF labor be
not changed. The employers refused 70
comply with the demand and the men at
o'clock refused TO go to work. There Is
little excitement over the strike and no
trouble Is anticipated.
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Henry BOyton Of Topeka is in town
looking mp business.
Mrs. r. s. Robsris Of Manhattan Is in
the city visiting friends.
Ledru &. Wright iet: to-day for Dallas.
Texas, o. 9 business trip.
A. @. Burton Of Strong City was in town
this morning for few houra.
W. HIgley OF Hutchinson was visit
ing friends in this city yesterday.
W. h. Anderson Of Americas came mp
to the metropolis last night to hear the re.
turns.
G. s. Wheeling left to-day for San An
onio, Texas, TO take charge Of the rsil-
osd depot their.
j. " Gottschalk, scting business man
ager OF the Kste Forsyth company called
ct this office to-day.
ChAs. Carpenter and E. G. Congers o.
Amercus registered last evening as guests
of the Hotel Coolidge.
Miss NoTvAl Wilson of Austin, Texss
stopped at the Hotel Coolidge last night
She IL on her way TO the east.
Mrs. Libbe Martin, nee WaIkup, ar.
| rived in the city this morning and il
visiting with her brother Harry.
Mira. L. n. Hovey, who has been visit.
ing Mrs Dsugherty on Exchange street
left to-day for Kansas City to visit frieUds
Norman Fowler, who was kicked IN the
face by q horse on Monday last. is now
getting better aud IN fair way to recover
soon.
Luther Reese returned Monday from
Dallas, Texas, called by a message an
nouncIng the illness of his mother-in-
law.
Senator P B. Plumb returned yesterdty
from his electioneerlDg tour and voted the
straight republican ticket at the Fourth
ward polls.
Miss Josephine Patty and Mrs. John
Holderman lef, to-day for Terry Haute,
Indiana. where Miss Patty will visit for
some time.
Jim DAuGherty, our genial mail clerk
LETT to-day for Kansas City. 1t Is rumored
that Jim will before long form q matrimo-
NAL alliance with a young lady of Pueblo
and engage in the hotel business there.
T. Jennings. formerly of the Toledo sig
nal service, and who has been visiting his
uncle, Lee Sargent, of this city. lett yes
terdav for Topeka. He Will be connected
In the future with the Topeka signal SER
vice
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Hirad Murderer.

WICHITA, Kas.. Nov. Lice Hoslei
was brought to this city last evening and
confined in the county jail. charged with
murder. Hewss riding In farm wagon
with Richard LOller and R E. Amea
when suddenly he placed . double bar
relied shotgun at LOller's back and fired
killing him instantly. The murderer, who
is not over nineteen years OF age, con-
fesses the crime and alleges that he wa
hired to do the deed by LolleT's younG
wife and her former husband, who prom
iseo to meet him here lest evening and
pay him Cor the job They failed TO ap-
pear, however, and there - no cleW &C
their whereabouts
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No seeker. need Apply.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The following
announcement has been issued: The
president finds it absolutely necessary to
the proper performance of public duties
that the time between November 10 and
the next meeting of congress be ct his
disposal, free from interruption. Within
this period he will be obliged to deny
himself to visitors except on actual pub
lie business Of importance. THIS viii
not be construed TO include applications
or recommendations for Office. This no.
LITIGATION Is given to the public thus eaEly
TO dispose in advance Of all pleas that
may come TO Washington having been
made in ignorance Of the presidents Ar-
rAngement. The usual public receptions
1t half past one O'Clock, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays win be con-
Cinued
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Married.

William w. Jones and Miss Mary Ell
lott, both of this city, were last evening
united In marriage by the Rev. d. A
Evans at the residence of Mr.. Evan Nor
gan, on South Constitution street The.
bride and groom were presented with very
suitable presents. Their many friends
wish them a long continuance of the
happy life which they have just COM
menced.
Yesterday morning at the Office of Police
Judge Keys, Miss Emms Graham to John
Denner by Judge harrington. They lett
for Colorado this morning on q bridal tour
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KANSAS PATENTS.

List of patents granted to citizens of
Kansas for the week ending Saturday, Oct.
30, 1885. complied from the official records
of the United States patent Office expressly
for the DAILY News by w. A. Redmond
solicitor of patents, No. 631 F street,
Northwest Washington, D. e., OF whom
information may be had:
A. Boyles, Concordia, feed trough.
K. II. Cornett, LiVlpgston, laundering
machine.
W. l.. Gerard, Emporia, Golfer.
j. A Ingram, Canton, tanning mill.
w. A. Laidlaw, Cherokee, machine fol
making wire bale ties.
3. S. Simpson, Clay Center, windmill.
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FROM Mondays Daily.
PERSONAL.


y. 81. Davis Of SalinA was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. j. F. Hendy held services yesterday
in Cottonwood Falls.
SIN. Baichley OF Madison was in the
city Saturday afternoon.
Miss Emma Lane returned to her home
at Burlington this afternoon.
II. E. Sadlsr returned this morning from
his trip down the Howard branch.
Ed. Lester went to Topeka Saturday
night to spend Sunday with friends.
G.. L. Gilmore of Paola is in the city to.
daV and is . guest of the Hotel Coolidge
Col Feighsn speaks tonight IN Hart
ord. he was in Amencus this afternoon
Fl. Leonard Of Parsons was IN the city
over Sunday, stopping at the Hotel Cool
idge.
). w. Thatcher returned yesterday from
Topeka where he has been visiting for
several days.
w. NJ Duff Of Eldorado is In the city
to-day on business connected with loans
and land.
A. L. Baldrom of Howard, spent SatuI-
day afternoon and Sunday morning with
friends in the city.
Judge DeCamp went ont to Garden
City Saturday on a business trip. He will
return in time to vote.
Ed. Chalfant of Lawrence was in the
city Saturday evening, registered as a
guest of the Hotel Coolidge.
Miss N. A. FIory returned Saturday
from q summers visit to her old home in
Ohio. She says she is glad to get back to
Kansas.
j. F. Cherry, representing q Wholesale
grocery house in Kansas City, was in
town Saturday talking business with our
merchants.
Mr.. ]. +. Breish of Topeka, the lecturer,
is in the city. He was visitor at the
Normal to-day and was present at the
chapel exercises.
Neal Campbell came down to-day from
Plymouth on business. He says that the
court house bond proposition will carry by
big majority in that township.
Mrs. Sungmaid who has been spending
the summer in New England, returned to
her home in this city last evening. She
reports having had pleasant time.
Judge harrington and Col Feighan re.
turned Saturday night from an active
campaign in the northern part of the
county. They report thipgs booming up
there.
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CONC to Geo NIarrted.

Mr.. Hornstein of the s. & 8. Daylight
store has decided to commit matrimony,
and took the Santa Fe for the east to. day
for that purpose. His intended bride is q
Miss Goodman of Portland, Oregon. The
ceremony takes place on the 7th inst. at
the residence OF the BRIDES sister. In St.
Louis. After short bridal tour or vaca-
ton of few days, Mr.. Hornstein will re-
turn to Emporia, and he and his better
half will settle down to matrimonial felic-
ity. and endeavor to become old settlers as
soon as possible.
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Sob, might kiss those eyes of IRE,
Ten thousand scarce would qnench desire
SEIll would steep my lips In bliss,
And dwell an age on every kiss"
That young dude needs something for
his blood he is utterly too fresh B. B.
B. Is the besf thing for him. because one
bottle viii cure him. Bot that dude is
not ali alone Ia his terrestrial glory-noe
By slug full" Many others are coRsid-
erably ssratiled" just now about that blood
poison business, but B. B. B. will cure tor
he least money and the shortest time.
he boom Is coming. Purify, Pnriiy.
old By Chss. Ryder, druggist
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EvERYBoDY KNOWS

That distractions in any importan
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must 'e cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow. PrimleV's
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without a
rival for the blood. Price. so cents and
$1OO. For sale by the following drug
gists: B. Wheldon. Chss, Ryder, w. r
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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rheIndian Scare.

CUSTER, Mont, Nov. Scout Camp
bell returned TO Fort Custsr yesterday
having ridden from an agency on the
Tongue river, the scene of the appre-
hended outbreak Of the Cheyennes. He
says the whole affair is q scare, and 80 fal
as he could see or learn there never wa
any good reason to fear serious trouble
He met settlers within four miles of the
agency who had heard nothing whatever
of the trouble and who said the Indians
had never been more quiet than at pres
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STRAYED-From the undersigned on
Coal creek, seven miles southeast of EN-.
poris, one tour-year old white cow,
branded E W on right hip and ] on left
hip ana points of both horns broken off
also, one four-Year old dark red cow,
white heart in the forehead, white ring
about the middle of the tail. horns turning
In and incling up. Any information
given that will lead to their recovery will
be suitably rewarded. Postofflce address,
JOHN SHRM JONES, Emporia
EmDoris. Oct. 26. 1886,
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loAnin9 concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtsinabIe in the
state. and on any kind OF time you wish
Closes loans the day you apply if securi
" and title is all right. No extra or an
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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BELFAST. Nov. 4.-Mr. Sexton has
been declared elected to parliament for
the western division. The Belfast peti-
ton Of Mr. Haslet, conservative cand1-
date, 70 have the seet vacated on the
ground Of bribery, having b6en denied,
the petitioner was condemned to pay the
cost Of the proceedings. The decision In
Sections favor was received with entnu-
siasm In the court room on the result be-
ir made known 90 the CroWd outside.
They Immediately commenced 20 ssoEe
kha building.
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OutrareIl ana NTurderea

|. NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Nov. 2.-OatharinE
Taswell, aged 80, colored, the wife OF JnO
Taswell, coachman for Geo. Philler, presi
dent of the First National bank Of PhIle-
delphia, was found last evening outraged
and murdered in an old spring house neal
Haverford College station. She left home
at O'Clock TO attend church but did not gel
there. There is no clue TO the murdeCers.
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WI. nombard the Barraeks

SOFIA, Nov. lat g meeting of so
braDje to-day. IL. ZIegkoff was elected
president English and italian agents at
tended the meeting. Gen. Kaulbars has
refused TO accept the reply OF the regency
co his uItimatum and will leave Sofa
He threatens TO bombsrd the barracks
and government building at Varna, II any
opposition is offered to the debarkAtiO Of
Russians At that place.
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BELFAST, Nov. 3.-RiOtinG began on
Carrick Hill during the night. Nc
police were near when the outbreak CO
CURED, bat they appeared later and
dispersed the opposing nObs. Many
uo1ers were struek by stones and badly
hurt. The greatest excitement vas
caused by the disturbance. The feeling
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WEEKLY NEWS. $3.50 A YEAR.
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS
M TUE NEWS.
OF THE NEWS:

We beg leave to announce that the
yearly subscriptions to the WEEKLY
NEWS are over So 900 In arrears and re-
spectfully ask our friends to call and pay
up, or remit at their earliest convenience.
We trust that this notice will berespond-
ed to by all who know themselves in
debted
TERMS: PerYear S $50 in Advance.
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For enterprise, push and desire to get
such goods - will give the trade sasisfac-
sell DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lang
syrup. because IT Il the best medicine on
the market, for coughs. colds. Group and
primary consumption. Price 30 cents spd
90, SAMPLES free.
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ReadIng ToNn.hin

For Trustee-A. N. Phillips, 176.
For TreAsurer-C. w. Douglass, 40.
For Clerk-C. j. Reynolds, 100; ]. A.
Gingerich, 70.
For Justice of the Peace. A. Hebbe,
80; r. Black, 9si U. E. Dubois, SO.
Constables-H. Jacoby, ST., Sc; w.
Bushnell, 102; Mansel Cox, 100; E. NJ.
Butler, 10.
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viii sell at my farm, two and q hal
miles east of BitlertOwn, on Eagle creeki
on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1885,
Commencing At 10 An, the following
property, to-wit: Three fat cows. good
milch COW, extra good mich COW, fresh
two-year old heifers. 8 yearling heiferi,
spring calves, large mare, i've year,
old, iIley. two years old; yearlins
horse colt, herd OF fat hogs, lumbeI
wagon. set double harness, quantity o.
corn In field. and ali my farming tools and
household goods
TERNs-On all sums over $40 q credit
Of ten months viii be given on bAnkAhls
paper with interest at per cent. Fiv.
per cent OF for canh.
Mrs MARY b, RoRERTs.
LIZ, PRuYE, AuctloDeer.
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Last night quite number of people
assembled at Mrs.. Chsse's musical con-
servstory at her musical recital. The per-
formers were all members Of her classes
and the entertainment consisted of instru.
mental selections, which were all finely
rendered and listened to with pleasure by
thOaa nreaenf
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The funeral of Geo. E. Boutelle took
place yesterday morning from the family
residence, "a south Commercial street,
A large number of the friends Of the fam
lily were In attendance. The remains were
LAID to rest in MspIewood cemetery.
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ZONES GLYcERINE ARNlcA sALvE

Stands as the father OF salves forcuts
salt rheum, fever sores, burns, chilblaius
letter, piles, chapped hands, frozen feet
boils and all skin diseases. Price, q
cents. Warranted. Fol sale by the fol
lowing druggists: B. Wheldon, Chas.
Ryder, W. r. IRWIN. D. W. Morris.
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viii Gllchrlst has received e nOli1ca-
tion of an increase in his pension of $15
per month He now gets $45 per month
for the los } of his right arm. Will is a
mighty good fellow and all his friends are
reioiced 70 hear of his good luck.
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CouNrY suayEYon,s OFFICE.

: EAFOhiA1 hds-g OCs, II 1So0iI
Messrs. John RosenstCck, Michael Fauker.
r. Crockett and Mary SeawF ght: You are
hereby notified that the undersigned. County
SURVEYOR of L. On county. Kansas. VIII, on the
18th day of November 1856, proceef to survey
and establish. IN township tWenty-one t2D
range eleven tn. the northeast corner OF the
wess half of the southwest quarter of section
three e., and sDch other lines and corners as
may be necessary to complete the work This
survey is made upon request and notice re-
ceived from A. Bangs.
r. b. JOHNSTON. County Surveyor.
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Rev. r. L. Lott preached his farewell
sermon to the people of the Christian
church yesterday. Hereafter Rev. Har-
veout will I'LL the pulpit. Rev. Lott will
continue to reside In this city. but viii be
engaged In district work.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE

D. A Cook, Herman Broy-r. z. 4. Ateaton
W. PantoA, q. K. o. Sherwood and s. j. Born
TRACER: You are hereby notlhed That the under
sas, win, on the z2nd day of November, 1850,
proceed to survey and establish IN township
the east half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty COY, and such other lines and cor
ners as nay be necessary to complete the work.
Tins survey is made upon request and notice
T. Fl. EDMISTON,
County Surveyor.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The present
indications point TO solid democratic
delegation to congress from Louisiana
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The following bills and accounts were
annroved and on motion ordered maid:

On motion, bills Of News %. and I. d,
Fox & Co. were referred to committee
on supplies for explanation.
On motion, that !. D. Fox s. Co. be
allowed $50 on account Of their bill.
On motion board adjourned,
&c. BURNETT, Clerk.