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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. W, HARRY, PR1N0IPAL.
.Fdlades street. bsttoesR IRatia and JnskDORtSae.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
fIrasmgn Landry Lieutenant Governor.
s Charles GayErr6, EecIetaTy of State,
Alexander Dmltly, Sup. General Of Pub. Education.
George Eustis Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. N. Buchanan Judge District Cont
Geo. Y, Bright Justice OF the Peace
J. D r. DeBow, Professor U University Of Louisiana.
M NJ. Cohen, Admir-
a. ID. UroSsmGH, Mayor Of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin =. a., No. Two
P. SeUzeneau. =. q. No. Three.
TURNS,
= For Day Pupils from 81 to 81 per Month.
Boarding Pupils from SIS to $50 per Month. apl2
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POINT CLEaR, Bald hin COUJCTY,ALy9
III ANING been leased BY the undersigned, win be sR
4 on the first of June for the entertainment ISL
Of TR ANSIENT and PERM ANENF GUESTS, M
This establishments beautifully located the side OF
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Cult
OF Mexico The water at this point being ai1ags clear
and sat- with depth Of feet within fifty yards of the
shore) and having firm white sand bottom, rendoH this
place particularly attractive for Sea.bathing
Blue-fsh POmpanO. Spanish MackeFe and all other fish
pecRa[ % this latitude abound in the immediate yiciaig
Of the Hotel NevsI-faing Springs, convenient dis
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER,
The building j. entirely neWpesentB front to the South
Of go feet and affords ample for 200
sons. The rooms are large and airy.
safe and eommodiou steam vessel ply daily between
Mobile aud Point Clear-Passage SO cents
The rate Of Board will be $40 per Week payable in al
cases 0eskiy, Deductions made for families remaining the
season. COmmuue atoms this subject, addressed to tbs
undersigned ar Mobile, viii be promptly attended 70.
GEO. B. CLIFHERALE,
Mobile Ala. May II 1919. myl9 3m Lessee.
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CARROLLTON HOTEL.
have lust taken he s5oys mGBtcned establish. ~
ment, with the extensive Gsrdeps, Ten Pin Alleys. EA
Tag thereto aud afler tborcughy repairing the whole sud
making considerable Improvement therein they
now pea % receive and accom- MEDIATE Permanent and
Transient b2ade II IS almost useless 10 expaate on the
Grounds. AS suburban lace of eEertanBen the estab
slment Is second 10 none in the S0uth possessing il
Gardening in The pEoducoR OF fruits and owen are such
az are no where y be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place Of temporary TustCaOnas retreat from the
nose baste and cares q city hfet merits more than oTd
TIE undersigned appdss the the public thst their Lanal
viii always be found well supplied with the chocest quail
ssOted stock Of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Rn1eoL SUPPER or Chance Repsss, to private parties
The undersigned therefore gtter themselves that in add
the location its Saub1oqs atmosphere the with which
9 may be bad e their By reoad ende
~ = 1,''-'-' y ~" ANGEL 81 CHANDLER.
EB FOR terms OF Board etc., inquire at the PlanteH
ap9 If CHAs, CHANDLER.
SUMMER WATERING PLACE.
TTNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception of vgteH Since the last summer -
me establishment has pndegone thorough renovation, III
and has heeu considerably enlarged. The RGcOnmoda-Aa
tons for FA MILES orsnge persons cannot be surpassed
Il eqUaed by any establishment in the South. Situated
Route between New Orleans and Mobile it be reached
and daily communication can be keptuo with all parts OF the
eoGntya y : a2out ninety miles from New Orleans and
the snperonty of its location all other points on he
coast for pure air and bathing OYSTERS and FISH
are had ~ abundance, and prepared the recherche
style Riding, Fishing, Sailing Rowing, Billiards, Ten.
PINS and such other amqlements are usual at places Of
public resort provided at PascagOuls and seecei
BAND OE MUSIC viii be in constant attendance
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS. and
kept in the pest style.
There are two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate, located Pasoagoua and
one ct them, for the present season, will have his abode h
the hetei, and VIII give his unTemled attention nvas
% snch as may desire bis services The other Physician hss
his abode 10 the immediate vicinity Of the Hotel
AZ There ia excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL pre.
sided over bya competent teacher in the vicinity Of tbe
Hotel to which families, disposed send their children
~ Persons wishing recommendations, will address M
iel4sm = NJ. J. MeRAE Proprietor.
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WILLARD, FREEMAN.
H0LtDl 00Od. BaIdl7iH county .4iG Hul8 I'm


T1NIS establishment will be opened for the reception
Il Visiters on TUESDAY. May Eth. The premises -
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now SEQ
ohes Inducements to persons in search Of health COm4A
fort OTpeasuIe equal If not superior pubc house
coast II occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village of BiloxiOt easy access from New
acres in width and Is shaded by 4 great rum er Of oak
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the Injuries Of the coast and Of the New Orleans
market Attached TO the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
LlQuoni also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing to rooms, will please address the
ErOpretOI a. Biloxi and forward their communications By
the Biloxi packets there is but u S. mail per week.
my15 JOHN w NIXON.
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THIS favone resort Of the citizens of Louisiana Miss
4 slppi and adOinng States was re-Opened for the n
reception Of visiteTs Saturday, May 10. Various ii
attentions and additions have been made during the -
winter with view of rendering this establishment agreoa
DIG and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy Of by the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day aud Cali
fonia which leave Lake Poncharrain daily and the No
bile and MOntezuma tri-Weekly.
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and Boys, in separate Departments the able manage
merit OF Nr bleekm8n well and fayOTaby known to the
residents Of New Orleang. The Academy will open June
Two PhysiCianH Of well known standing, dwell at the
Pass r., n. MONTGOMERY Mpnagey
- All maiabe matter left the Offices Of Mes5rs J,
y X. eddes Bank Place, and NJ JudsOn ESQ, corner OF
Canal and Camp will be forwarded daily my25 3m
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-, HeYPTLAN EYE BALsAM.

Eh SOHHN having had ~ years experience, oilers the
AEs above an at6te remedy for an Diseases s ss
hertantng to the EYE Op'halma, Of yeaIs' 49, y
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear IN thew -
Eye, OF years, Cured in IL wesks man OF this Ss
CITY being stone blind for months, restored 10 the sight
OF eneay in weeks gentleman who aways used specs
io 5t yea BY using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by Candelght hoQg atde In
h9mmaton Of days cured bB single drop 1t glvea
brlaney q the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
81 2O5 PHH.lFR-4 Street, near HeYia, and 4z 81,
CH.4RLES Street. apl7 "
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MEDIGAL LECTnRES.

~ University OF Louis1aua--y Medical IePdTtmeHt
gnuFAe Ibd beeiufes instulou viii
commence MONDAY, Nozzle and csinue iour mouths
BACsUn TF.
Theory NJ D.
sglgary- Warren Stone d. D.
Chemistry L. Rldel NJ D.
oberc aud Diseases Of Women and Children, H. Ce6as D.
.Mdra Medica and Therapeutics. A. M
Deinonsifaior 9 Anatomy II. T. LeMoppier NJ. d
the Charity Hospital
rha facilities offered o The study Of Praeca Anatomy oper-
alive Surgery very greathbec beng furnished tree fohage.
TERMS.
AleAtt pl salu SIS
SiagirYaen Fee. s
NiflA =. -sO
"a No charge l9r attendance on the Hospital
yte4na@W GUsTAYUs A. MOTT b. D., Dean.
HAIR w A.RE
f., RICH ARDS, No. IL rChartreS st /.
49, uItESsUH 10 =. w. MONTGOMERY, fiRpQrt'7. and
~ Bedfcr ~ Foreign and Bam6stiG H8RDFfs4RH.
ohsn for salss on favorable terms, thsioll0MBE;
~ lQss Sweiie American aud English Iron, assd.;
SOJ 0ais. Eng sl5 Ameiican and Russian Sheet Hoop
500 lbss BTsz.an, Copper, assorted
e5Q0 lbs Block and Bar Tin
a9l9 kegs Weymouth Nails;
4l0 tO1e Hollow Wens Castings-Pos, Ovens Spiders.
= bkillets, tiFa-.foEs, etc.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Ames' and 5RoWlands Spades and Shovas
gNs Log lIace, Halter, Col and Cane Carrier Chains
lotion ana Zane Ices, Eioaghs, Corn sheers. etc;
sad Irons, Patent Balanpes ;iBrass Kettles;
LID 8nd Japauned Wale; Hook ant Plate Hinges;
i1eiipWss AnEist Vices Smiths longs
Locks Of az kinds Sliding Doof Furniture, etc;
hendeTss Androns Fire Sets;
etIauB CelsbHtad Patent Burr Stone Com Mills:
- Mil and GTiudsones;
Togethef with every variety Of goods usually found in A
daidwaIe Store. ioI sale very low au7 lmd& V6m
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INV ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD


~ The Cans willlsaVs New Oean5 and Csrrot0u srsIy
a0nrafteT clock on 5UudaYr if the weather il fair.
a The Lafayette HOme Cans will leave every Is miputss
from the conner Of BaFOaBe and Canal ulayl2STo
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
slal-l. GLnl.A lIE A1nLiLn Pr I'm M

Eastern Shore Of Mobile Bap-Tsn Miles Soatb.eaStQf
tie CT o Of Mobile.
FTNHIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort having IN
4 dergone many alterations md additions the lFsfs
past winter is open for he reception of visit I'll
ers. This house is bluff forty feet above the A4
level Of the Bay, and open the breezes from every dTec
ton. Its dry and healthy atmosphere with the fine salt
Water and Shower Bathng Anu sement of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors and Wines, and a
Table with the best the market a0rs-BTds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance sndert of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There low pressure boat making two trips daily, con.
Meeting with the NswOreaps boats.
In addition to the main building number of neat Cot
age 1.-TWO each have been erected expressly for fam.
Ines convenient dtsnCe and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle Of hotel.
- ,.., CHAR see. -
Per Week 700
Abi 4 "
WILLARD FREEMAN
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MEWARK AND ROsENDALR LIME. AND
OhlAANT oo0APAN Y....Newark N. ].
fFaHE above nanied Company have appointed Messrs
r. HAY MAN n HOLDEN sole Agents lor lie sele n
Their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. CAICFTE1
PLAsTER, and MARBLE DUST ioy the city OF New
Orleans aud vcinity John ~ STRPHENS P,asitS
a. LsNAssENA, See'Y
NewaTk N. j., February 1919.
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'bb subscriber have coE11sted their afraupe- ~
4 ments for more extended business than thatNg r
" hitherto done by The old house. Our stock ofASs
49, DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
~ SURaICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PRRFUMERY.,
GA embracing, as intend it shall every article needfu
20 the Heads Of Families Planters and Country Dsaer will
eot By exeeeGe in excellence of quality reason bsneg
price W any 9th r house in the trade: while as
hENEkA l. PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
lTdets can be adde5sed TO with confidence nd certainty
u hatlng them properly and faithfully attended to- moi pre-
12usly experienced in this place.
E The usUa credits and facilities Of trade extended IN
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JOB bIfOUbs JOHN 6IkOID, Jks...tWh. STROUD
JOHN STROUD s. 90,
las COMMON Street 5etloseH CdrORdCist and Bar0aNa
DEALERS IN GAER-aAas
M ARBLE BIANTEI-PIECES ENANl.
Iva FILLED CRATES, MONUMENTS ,,aiF'3a.-,
T9MRS, TONS SLABS, GRAVE STONES, &tt Ill r.
and MARBLE, in al il different veEieisl; SIN
pHOMASTON LINE, CALCENED PLAS- FsEEg
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT PI.ASTEBlNG HAIR ~
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA -.
and PITTSBURG FRIEDRICH. my8
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MEDICAL.

nR. }. BEN5ADON-Ofice spd Residence, No. 1877
~ CGAoi Street between Phdppa and Circus cts. y7 On
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~ oBT. w. WORTHiNGTON, General asent ana
a. Collector, Rodney, Jefferson cOuFty, Mssssppi, will
atten punetuly to the Collection Of Notes. Drafts, Ao
counts &C. this and the southern part county
Rsferg tg-llTake EyauE, BTOuRnOh & MuTdook,
RlneF ard Warren y CO. Rodney, Miss J0hR GOOdin
slohard Beck, r. II, & g. M. Bayly, New Orleans; w.
<, heRTy, 7; a, s. DOniphan, Hatohez; James GOOdia
CINCINNATI Jas; Hand, Philadelphia ]. G. James, Le1iuE
On lhOs, FIeel6nd, ClsibOrne county, Min. ap29
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHTLADELPHrA, June q 1851 can highly recommend
Or. Dayss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from my know
ledge Of its virtues. My wife has been affected for long
time with weskne and pain the breast the Of thu
medicine short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms
would after time ecqr aud on all occasions the eei was
speedy the first place Ii months since
she has been free OF the affection. consider and
mend valuable medicine Its strengthening elect
has been great in addition to relieving the breast
L.- :. M ~. .-...
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PHILADELPHIA, June 25 ISL feel free 10 recommend
Dr. Dayis's symP Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert
enee Of is beneficial effects have been
for time past subject attacks Of splitting Of blood, at
tended with weakness Of the breast and sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspepto symptoms
Last spring. having attack Of it, recommended by
soquainta who had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup
il. did and relieved by II in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate.
JOHE =. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 20 Race st.
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~ 9IFf J0H1 Y. JUgrgan, -DTugFfst.J
ana az mas given great satisfaction those who have uset
on gentleman Of Ohio think shan he a6I ~ III 4
least six gToCe year. W 'e' "
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a
auNasiAugl ~ tlVsf ie5sif "a re hlQ'h
OF superior Green aud Black TEAS. Of his 7s ii
own selections which he offers for sale at reasoha- e
iyiF CHAs. sTOUGHTON, % C,anp street,
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tricts of said Territory, and assign the
Judges who may be appointed for said
Territory to the several districts. and
also appoint the times and places for
holding courts in the several counties
or subdivisions in each of said judicial
districts, by proclamation to be issued
by him.; but the Legislative assembly, at
their first or any subsequent session, may
organize, alter, or modify such judicial
districts, and assign the judges, and al
ter the times and places of holding the
courts, as to them shall seem proper and
convenient.
SEC. 20. find be it further enacted,
That every bill which shall or may pass
the council and house of representatives
shall, before it becomes law, be pre-
sented TO the governor of the Territory;
if he approve, he shall sign it, but if
not, he shall return it, with his objections,
to the house in which it originated; which
shall cause the objections to be entered
at large upon their journal, and proceed
to reconsider it. If, after such recon-
sideration, two-thirds of that house shall
agree to pass the bill, it shall be sent,
together with the objections, to the other
house, by which it shall also be recon-
sidered, and if approved by two-thirds
of that house, it shall become law;
but in all such cases the votes of both
houses shall be determined by yeas
and nays, and the names of the persons
voting for and against the bill shall be
entered on the journal of each house,
respectively. If any bill shall not be
returned by the governor within three
days Sundays excepted) after it shall
have been presented to him, the same
shall be law, in like manner as if he
had signed it, unless the Legislative as
sembly, by adjournment, prevent it; in
which case it shall not become law.
Approved March 3, 1S49.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEpNEsDAy. SeDternber ~

Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hobart.
Mr.. Setter gave notice of motion for
leave to introduce a bill granting charter
TO Flour Greedy and others, to construct and
maintain a dam across Snake River, near
the outlet of Cross Lake.
The committee to whom the petition of
E. Greeley and others was referred, made
the following report by Mr.. jackson, their
chairman:
The committee to whom the petition of
Flour Greedy and others was referred, have
had the matter under consideration, and re-
port as follows:
That the prayer of the petitioners should
be granted.
On Motion Of Mr.. Trask,
The report was accepted and the commit
tee discharged.
Mr.. Wilkinson, by consent, gave notice
of motion 10 introduce a bill concerning,
Justices of the Peace. Also,
A bill to provide for the revision Of the
Statutes, and the adoption Of code of
Laws. Also,
A bill to provide for a Territorial reve-
nue.. Also,
A bill concerning Seals.
Ia pursuance Of previous notice, Mr..
Wilkinson asked, obtained leave, and intro
duced
A bill (No. 8, II. r. F.) for the relief of
John Morgan.
Which was read first time.
The Speaker laid before the House the
following communication from the chief
clerk:
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LEGISLATURE;
COUNCIL.
COU null.
THURSDAY, Sept. IS, ls49.
aver by the Rev. Mr.. Boutwell,.

SOCNSALs
THURSDAY, Sept. IS, l949.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Boutwell,.
The journal of yesterday was read.
Mr.. Norris gave notice that, on to-mor-
row or some future day, he would ask leave
the acts of the Legislative Assembly shall
take effect.
Mr.. Rollins, from the committee ON En-
crossed bills, reported
c. file No. l, Joint resolution authorizing
for certain papers and for other purposes,
As correctly engrossed.
II. X. file No. l, Joint resolution relative
to the enacting clause Of bills.
Was read a third time and passed.
Ordered, That the House Of Representa-
tves be requested to concur in the amend
ments thereto.
Mr.. LOOMS, by leave, introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted, viz :
RESOLVED, That select committee OF
three he appointed by the chair, to be called
the "Conmittee on Printing" whose duty
it shall be to examine and report upon Ils
matters connected with the printing required
to be done by the Council at its present ses-
sion.
G. file No. /, Joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary of the Territory TO subscribe
for certain papers, and for other purposes,
Was read third time, and passed.
Ordered, Tint the House Of Representa-
tives be requested to concur therein.
On motion Of Mr.. Sturgis,
The Council went into committee Of the
whole for the consideration of G. +. No.
/, ga bill to authorize the printing Of GER
tain laws in the several newspapers Of the
Territory"
After some time passed therein, the
committee rose and reported the same back
to the Council without further amendments,
On motion of M. Rollins,
The bill was laid on the table. Yeas 4
nays 8.
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis,
Tho Council adjourned until O'Clock
2. NJ. Tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Sept. IS; 1919.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hobart.
The journal Of yesterday was read.
Mr.. Dugas presented the petition Of Will
lam j. Lewis, to establish ferry across the
Mississippi river above the Falls Of St. An
.hony.
On motion Of Mr.. Trask,
1t was read first time by its title, and
referred to the committee on Internal Inn
provemenss.
The following resolutions were introduced
BY Mr.. jackson:
Resolved, That the Chief Clerk Of this
House be, and he is hereby authorized to
order the printing Of fifty numbers Of every
bill which may be ordered by this House,
70 be printed; aud the same number Of daily
slips, and such other matter or things which
may be necessary for the use Of this House
during its present session, and have them
furnished to the mcmbers at their desks.
Which, i
On motion Of Mr.. Babcock,
Was ordered to q second reading.
Mr.. Babcock moved All amendment t.
said resolution. by striking out the words
"and such other matter or things which
may be necessary
Which amendment was accepted.
The question then recurring on the reso-
luton as amended, was adopted.
By MIR. Setter:
Resolved, That select committee Of
three be appointed to take into consideration
the subject of public printing, to ascertain
the price which would DO fair and equiia-
BILE compensation for such printing, and to
report thereon by bill or otherwise,
Which,
On motion Of Mr.. Wilkinson,
Was ordered to a second reading, and
On motion Of Mr.. Jackson,
Was adopted.
Messrs. Setter, Brunson and johnson
were appointed said committee.
Pursuant to previous notice Mr.. Jackson
asked, obtained leave, and introduced
H r. file No. 4, A bill to incorporate the
ST. Paul and St. Anthony Plank Road Com
pany.
Which,
On motion of Mr.. Jackson,
Was read first time by its title. 49,.
Pursuant to previous notice, Mr.. Setter
asked, ATTAINED leave, and introduced
III. r. file No. 5, A bill granting char
ter to EIam Greedy, bis heirs, &c., to con-
stFuct and maintain dam across Snake
river, near the outlet Of Cross Lake.
Which,
On motion Of Mr.. Setter
Was read first time by It's title.
H. R. file No !, A bill regulating grocery
licenses.
And,
H. Il. file No. 2, A bib Tor the relief oc
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Mn. SPxAKER:-In accordance With a
resolution passed yesterday, I have made
the following arrangement with Charles NJ.
Berg, in relation to drafting map of. the
county Of 81. Croix. Yours, &C.,
w. d. PHILLIPS.
81 do hereby engage to draft map Of the
county Of St. Croix, Territory Of Mime
sotr, upon scale Of six miles to the inch,
for the use Of the House, for such reasona-
bic compensation Us the Horse may see fit
hereafter to allow. Respectfully,
CHARLES NJ. BERG"
On motion Of Mr.. Babcock,
Ordered, that it be received and entered
on the journal. ..sf4dE,
No. 8, (H. R. F.) bill to provide for
the election Of a librarian, and for other
purposes, -s
Was then read second time.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkinson,
Ordered, that said bill be referred 10 q
select committee Of three. and that said
committee be instructed to obtain the opin-
ion Of the JUICES of the Supreme Court
whether said bill conflicts with the Organ
ic Act.
Messrs. Wilkinson, Jackson and Babcock
were appointed said committee.
MIR. Jackson presented the petition Of the
Rev. c. Hobart, asking leave Of absence
for two or more weeks.
Which, on motion Of Mr.. Babcock, was
granted.
Mr.. Jackson, by leave, gave notice Of q
motion for leave to introduce a bill to in
an Insurance Company.
Mr.. johnson moved cali of the House,
and the following members were absent:
Messrs. Baily, Brunson, Jackson, Mar
shall, Pond, Russell, Wells and Wilkinson.
The Speaker directed the Sergeans-at-
arms to notify the absent members that their
attendance was required in the House.
The Sergeant -at-arms reported the alb
sentees in ,her seats.
On motion Of Mr.. Babcock,
The House adjourned Ill! tomorrow al
10 A. M.