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chalk, Halsey, Harrison, Head hipscomb, Mere
dith, McKelsey, McEnery. Mcdonald, Moreland
Montgomery Pow ell Regenberg, Robinson, Still6s
Tucker, Walker, Wilmington ct Weeks, dc Ia cham
bre, fesant As membres de Fassemblee generate,
syotent pour Honorable Isaiah Garrett. Il
i NM, Burthe, Duyignaud, Ellis, ct Gordon, du 90
nat ct NM. Addison, Brown, Davenport Deblanc,
DeLabarre, Duffel, Dugas, Eastin, Fagot, Fnlda,
Holt, Kent, Kelly, Labranche, Lagroue, Laurent,
Lemarie, Leblanc, Martin, Pujo, Richards, Rogers,
ssger, Scott, Solomon, Tete, Th6riot, Thieneman,
Wiltz ct Waggaman de Ia chambre, fesant "a mem
bres de liassemblee generate, votent pour Phono-
rable Charles Gayarre. 5 Y
Et N. Egan, du senat; ct NM. Anderson do Ma
olson, ct Richardson de Ia chambre, fesant mem-
bres de l'assemblee generate, yotent pour lhono-
rable William s. Parham.
Aucun des candidats, n'ayant reeu la majorite
requse, l'assemblee generate procede un autre
ballotage.
NJ. Kent, de 10 chambre, retire lie nom de lhono-
rable Charles Gayarr6 ct n. Anderson, de Madi-
son, dc Ia chambre, celui de Honorable William s.
Parham. <s ssJ
lie resultat du second ballotage est CONNIE suit:
NM. Anderson, Armstrong, Burthe, Coco, Duyi-
gnaud, Ellis, Foute, Gordon, Kelso, Layeyre, No
han, du senat ct Honorable Duncan s. Cage, ora
teur de Ia chambre; ct NM. Barry, Bensel, Buie,
Couyillon, Drake, Deblanc, Deporter, DeLabarre
Ditto, Dufsl Eager, ELAN, Eldridge, Euatis, Fagot
Frsret Fulda, Gaisser, Gottschalk, Hanlon, Hatch
Hays, Henderson, Higgins, Hudspeth, Kelly, Kidd
Kile, Labranche, Lagroue, Laurent, Leeds, LENA,
rie, Lewis, Lipscomb, Mcdonnell, McC Closkey, Muir.
ray, Mutt, Ormond, Phillips Alfred, d'Orleans
Prudhomme Richardson, Richards, Roman, Scan
Ian, seger, simonds, snider, Smith, Solomon
Thieneman, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker, Wiltz, Viii
hanson et "addel de "a chamore, etant ~ mem
pres De fassemoiee generate votent pour fhono
raole henry boyce'
Y Mh. ANDERSON de catahonias Anderson az
Maolson' Aus.ln, AtYefson, Aaolson, baile5, biack
man, man, sbFoWn, Snoyce, braton, davenport, Decker
Daraide, pugas, Ewing, fenner, Fishburn, Gates
naissTl HARRISON Head, Holt Jonas. Kent Le
Blanc, Martin, Meredith, McKelvey McEnery
Mcdonald, Moreland, Montgomery, Nelligan, Pow
ell Pujo, Regenberg, Rogers, Robinson, Stille
Scott, Tete, Theriot, Warrington ct Weeks de Ia
chambre, fesant 5S membres de rassemblee gene
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

Vote necessaire pour stre elu, 63.
L'honorable Randell Hunt ayant requ Ia MAORI
ts de tous les votes donnes est decar6 par le pre-
sident d1ment eEu senateur des Etats-Unis pour
FEtat de la Louisiana ct pour lie long terme.
L'assemblee gsnerale procede ensuite d pelec-
ton dun senateur des Eats- -Unis pourle court ter
me, ce qui donne lie resultat suivant
VOTE pU sENAr.
Pour Isaiah Garrett, NM. Barrow Cooley ,Hough,
Lott, Munday, G. Newton, D. Newton ct Welch-
votes. +E%
Pour Henry Boyce, NM. Anderson, Armstrong,
Campbell, Fouts, Fenner ct Kelso-6 votes.
I Pour Charles Gayare, NM. Burthe, Duyignaad,
Ellis ct Gordon votes.
Pour J. NJ. Wells. MN. Gibson, Kayanaugh, La
peyre ct Mohan--4 votes.
Pour Hen,y Gray, NM. Egan et Raltrey--2ayn'
tes. 85H5 3t&s lR ssS32 &
Pour w. Parham, NJ. Taylor yote'a
Pour J. w. cDonald, M. Abney---A vote
VOTE DE LA oHAMsRE.
Pour Isaiah Garrett, NM. j. Anderson, BoFce,
Buies, Collins, Ditto, Fishburn, Gates, Harrison
Jonas. Meredith, Nc Emery, Mcdonald, Montgome.
ry, Powell ct Stille -15 votes. III
Pour Henry Boyce, MN. Coayillon, Elam, ,hnstis
CAN'T. Hatch, Kile, Leeds, Lewis, MSCloskey
Mutt Prudhomme, Roman, saanlan ct Waddel- Ia
votes. III .eHf- ! IN n b
Pour Charles Gayarre, NM Addison. BrowB,De
Blanc, Delabarre. Dugas, Esstin, Fagot, Falda
Kent, Kelly, Lagroue, Laurent, McGee, Pnio, RI
chards Rogers, seger Solomon, Tste Theriot, Wils
ct Waggaman--22 votes. tFe5
Pour j. M. Wells, NM. Gage, Austin, Bailey, Da
venport, Drake. Decker, Drew Durable, Eager
Eldriase, Fenner, Fraset, Gottschalk, Harlon, Hal
sew. Hays, Lemarie, McKelvsy, Mcconnell, More
land, Murray, A. Phillips. y. Philips, Robinson
Sambola, simonds, Smith, Scott, Thieneman, ,voor
hies Walker, Wilmington, Williamson ct Weeks
| 4S votes.
| Pour Henry Gray, NM. Backman, Daigle, Ewing
Head, Hudspeth, Lpscomb, Martin, Richardson 9
Tucker---9 votes.
Poar W. S. Parham, NM. s. Anderson ct Alive
| son--2 votes, fs "A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
cHAMBRE DIES EsREPREsENrANrs

CHAMBESE DIES REPFESEsNTANT
SALE DE LA CHAMBRH DIES REPRssENTASTs,
mercredi, dscembre 1865.
\ La chambre Sc reunit midi. Presents l'hono-
rable D. s. Gage, orateur; J. Anderson, s. Ander-
son, Austin, Alverson, Addison, Bailey, Bensel,
Blackman, Bonnabel, Brown, Boyce, Buie, Collins,
Gouvillon. Davenport, Daigle, Drake Deblanc, De
lamore, DeLabarre, Decker, Drew, Ditto, Durable,
Dugas Eastin, Eager Elan. Elridge, Eristis, Ewing,
Edwards, Fagot, Fenns Reret, Fishburn, Fulda,
Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T, Goffschalk Hanlon, Halsey,
Harrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Hudspeth, Jonas,
Kent, Kelly, Kidd Kile, Lagroue, Laurent, Leeds,
Lemarie, Lewis, Lipscomb, Martin, Meredith, Nc
Kelyey, MeEnery, Mcdonald, MCGEE, McCloskey,
Moreland, Montgomery, Murray, Mutt, Osmond,
Peterson, Powell, Pujo, Prudhomme, Regenberg,
Richardson, Richards, Raman, Robinson, Rogers,
Sambola, Seaman, Simonds, Snider, Smith, Shlle,
Solomon, Tste, Theriot, Thienemsn, Tucker, Voor-
HES, Walker, Wilmington, Williamson ct WaddelI-
s98 repr6sentants.
La prisre est faite par lie reverend M. Smith.
LIE journal du s decembre eat lu, corrige ct ap-
prouye.
K M. Thienman appelle rattention de la chambre
sur le journal mprime des deliberations du %, qui
}rapporte quill propose Ia chambre de s'ajour-,
ner demain, t2s noyembre) a midi Ce qui est
incorrect; car au lieu de la resolution qu'on lui
prate oert Ia resolution suiyante qui para1t
pas dams lie journal imprime de ce jour.
Attendu quill appert par les minutes oficielles
que la chambre 6tait en- quorum pour pexpedition
des afares, depuis la reunion de Ia legislature lie
'23eme jour de novembre, mais que par des motifs
de justice ct de courtoisie envers les membres de
Ia campagne, qui faute de temps necessaire mont
pn, jusqu'a present Sc rendre au siege du gouver-
nement,et
Attendu que Ia chambre ne veut pas etre compt6e
au nombre desceux qul soft dit qui ont jusqu'a
present employe immediatement l'argent de 7 Etat
ct du peuple opprim6s, en- consequence, est reso
ln que la chambre des representants de la Loui
siane nsaura pas droit au per diem de ses membres
jusqu'a pelection de rorateur.
A la demande de M. Thieneman, il est ordonne
que cette resolution soft inscrite aux minutes.
II demande aussi que son nom soft enr6gistre
CONNIE ayant vote pour NJ. Hernandez CONNIE SER
gent-d'armes de la chambre, au premier ballotage
du 28 noYembre.
LIE meme representant offre aussi la resolution
suivante, qui est adoptee:
Resolu par Ia chambre des repr6sentants etc., que
lorsque i'urgenee des afaires determinera 10 cham
bre supprimer la lecture des minutes de la session
des jours precedents, il sera du devoir du grefer
de lire, dune yoix haute ct ineligible, les minutes
des jours suivants, dams le but de corriger les
erreurs qui pourraient atre commises, avant lenr
publication dams le journal oficiel. 81,
L'orateur SONNET i Ia chambre 10 communication
saigante dc Memorable II, Peralta, auditeur des
complies pablics. M i3f, N WA N 3,4.
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napr Il president da saaat ~ fauteuil.
u appel du f1lc y appert que les memsres sui
xnllts seht rzesents
4 ~ Abneye Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow,
Barthes ganpbell Cootey, vignaud, Egan, Ellis
fdssss Baniaey Gibson, Gordon, Hough, Kava
|nsngh Kelso, Lal,ayre. Lott, Munday, Newton Dc
'JAukso Newton De Morehousc, Palfrey, Taylor
e Melch- 26 senateurss
q honorable p. s Cage, orateur de Ia cham
bre dss representants an fauteuiL MN. j Ander
SON. Anderson, Austin, Alverson, Addison, Bal
ley, Blackman, Brown, Boyce, Buie, Collins, Cou
ytllon, Dasenport Daigle, Drake, Deblanc, De
taharTe, Decker. Drew, Ditto, Durable, Dugas
Eastin, Eager, EIaz, Eldridge, Eustis, Ewing
IEaEot, snners t6rets Fish burn, FuIda, Gates
GotsAchalk Hshlons Halsey, Harrison, HeAd, Hatch
Hays, Hndspeth. Jonaa, Kent, Kelly Kidd, Kils
rom, Laurent, Leeds, Lemarie, Lewis, Lips
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
REoAprruLerIoN.

Vote necessaire pour un choix, go.
Consequemment, ce ballotage ne produit aucun
choix.
Sur motion de ". Gibson, le S6nat se retire.
cHAMBRE.
NJ. Williamson fait la motion dajourner jusquA
sept heures; sur motion de NJ. McEnery, Ia cham
bre sajourne vendredi proclaim d II heures A. n.
THOMAS r. MAXWELL,
GreHier de la Chambre des Representanta.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

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 .osths support of Psupers.p atidV
 Bs 1t enacted by the eSsenate and House, of Representatives in General Assembly corven- cd:
 SEQ. l. The State shall reimburse to any iowa the expense incurred in relieving and supporting any sick and indigent person not an inhsbitsut o4sthis sestates and who. does not belong to any to VII in this, state and who is net by law the, proper charge of any town pr particular person # 2 rate not exceeding in psfs1sska and in case of the death offany Der son 90 chargeable to the state, and of whom legal notice has been given to the comptroller the lsats shall pay the sum of eight. dollars for the burial of such pauper 'a'@8 s @t's sse. 2. All acts and parts of acts ineonsis- tent herewith are hereby repealed. '~ seIa..I Approved June 80, 1866 , 10 49ois boo,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
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eD 4 ADVUage everywhere to sell our improved s20 Sewing Machines. Three five i've yaarsS Above salafy or' large eommssisSs paid. The 6aiy machihes soldin Dnited States for less than $40. which are. fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler $ Wilson. GroDsrS Bdker, lS,nger S
 O. and Bachelder-4s sAH, other cheap machines are infringemsns and the seller or user are liable to arrest fine and Imprisonment. Illustrated
 circulars sent free. Address or call upon Shaw ( Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill., i,