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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

ag COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIS OkLiE.
BRATKD Toilet Soap, In such universal demand.
o made from tho choicest materials is mild and
omoIlionttn its nature fragrnn ntly scented, and
extremely beneficial its action upon the akin
Eale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

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all Mtrr0us Diseases. It re-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, % Month, 17th Day. 1862.
RPspEcrED "RIRND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Biters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ABA CURRlN
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Gin &Ifblif In Die bOrgeitriBe Saifimorer
Sta0tc0nbcnttOn.

Snbem nah Der INSTRUMENTATION be3
MapOrs Chapman bic @nbGn9er psS General
9enniion bur6 Sberlt SGtb Cen Qntraa ftels
len IteBen, Die Ncminnttpn peS SIR. Chapman
fir eial tmmi5 gu ertldren unb tnbem lte Die
len gntrag 3ur @nnabme bra6ten, betptelen
fe uno rpr Mlem Sen. Oenrilon lslbft, baB
tbnen bic Sntesrttat Der u~nbeotnsten Unions
partet ilber ale perIGnltGen ~Netsuneen unD
abnetsunsen eebt. Sen. 9enni1On unO feline
bauptIG6li6 II brapen llniOnslolbaten Be-
ftebencen 8reunpe besretfen wobt, bob gintg'
felt uno 3u%lammenbulten In Der unbebineten
1nicnSpartet GnseiiGt8 Der iebisen politil6en
&rills, bic 70 eben In 9lctp Orleans ibren
furGtbaren Queprud fanp, burG Die @idiiGt
auf Die @Ublfobrt uno Siderbeit jeoes
ein3elnen llpli6en llnion8mannes, ME pur@
bic 8idii@t auf bas @obl Oes srOben Gam
gen ~bringenS seboten finb uno bab Dor bteien
5wet srOBen Ridli6ten ale anceren Su ldpei'
gen baben.
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Amrrikani(br nadridtrn nno ltoti3en

@eiteres Iber bic @reuet II
New Orleans. SeIblt pas oortiae Ne=
beaenblatt Shines" 9ibt su, baB es 9reuliG,
anSuleben eewelen iei, ME Die Reger serfIetI&t
nno buGlfabli6 tCbt9el6la9en wuroeu.
Cine Nilitar- @Ummiiion unter Dem 8uuz
oesgeneral MCiper uaterl u9t jeet bic GprfaQe.
@cup. @ells bat I'M milttarii6en @6ub oe=
teten, ba isin 9sbsn asfabrOet let. Oa i'm
oas 0eri3t leitGer tcpt 9eiast Bat, 10 sin9
Yralirent SobnIpn npd einen Sdritt !peiter
unc i~Ibertrue Die @e9ierung Dem General
Antralt rnb frIbsrn Nebellenoeneral 6erron.
5n elmer Oepeide an Sen. 6pmorp eibt
Oen. Soiro bic 3abt Der G,mprDeteu auf 40
an uno la9t, bab Die 3abl Der 0erpunpete1
icbr greg lei.
Sen. Sberican 1T an WittrpG BON Geras
mad yiep Orleans 3urid9ete6rt. Gr fat na6
WaIbin9tpn telesrapbirt, poB man in SEEN
Orlcans ben Grie9s5u ltanp fortbcte9sn lalIen
1Ulle.
Wte s. Swann bas STE q l.
It rir9eeb uSuGrt t.. uniere Gtaatsz
contribution beltimmt, paB Der 0vuperneur au
8esilratQren lUlte Burger pes GtaateS e.
menn iOu, uOie a mmei It en- g Ell
eo9olitat, SET t9te u. @e6t>
19affenbett b~efannt tnD." Wa6
t9ut ober 9OuY. Swann? Su meGreren
@ounties bat er erbitterte 0esner tes Jlesiz
ltrtr9elsbsS gu &e9itratoren ertannt; inter
ben Grnannten Iinp Qsute, welde ON Der Muz
tt<He9tltrtrun9s Convention tbeilnaGmeu, fers
ner cine bctrGGtlide BAIL BON Qeuten, melGe
3a ben rabtaten Nnbaneern be5 SIR. Wonts
9omerY Slair, pe8 erbittertten 0efampfers
pes Ne8ilfrireeebes aebGren, ia ss 6efin.
ben lid, inter oen G1nnnnten lcgar Gpl6e,
Die wcscn tHrer tllcpalen 8ersan9enbeit ielbt
gar nidt resilrirt finO
pie Mepe pe6 Wenerallteutes
Sherman IN W a9tn9ton,
Ole CT VorQeltern bei elmer inn 0etraNten O.
renare bielt, Iautet iDGrtliA 10: SD Aate
niGt5 gu ia9en, ais pab ib in ct. 2oui0 Su
5aule bin. uno e5 miro mitt %freuen, GuG,
bolt c0er ouf Den 9roben ipel tliGen G6enen,
Die l6 nun bsluden werpe, bel mir au leben.
Sier bin iA fremp, unp iA CLAUDE, je ipentser
man in @oltinstcn ipriGt, peito balfer; pa
i'd ober lelblt meiu better Greuno Fin, 70 Gu-
Bere iA ni6tS @Seiteres ais meinen Danf fir
Die mir pom GuG erwielene G9re. Cute
NaAtl"
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6oppe, g6ertY uno 8ran, Ounfer rno ben
lri6eren NbeeorDneten 8oftcr Ni6ter: febr
3ablreiG gaben Die b%erltner 9ebrer, inter f.
men bic Senipren 0erielben, YrcfeTpr Rolii6
unO Dr. ara9raf, i9rem Neilter oas @eleit.
@reoioer M~llenlieIen bielt am Soree cine
GrauerreOe, SOpann bewegte liG Der Qei6ens
sug burdl einen She'll bon S6Gneber9 nod
benz MilitirtirhGof = Dcrt auf Der bS@lten
g teQe Bate ii6 DieIterpeg, ca CT Dor 5ebn
Gasen feline Grau bcerbigen mubte, ielbit Die
@rabltdtte ausgeluAt. Gr nOlte 1ter neben
lejrer treuen Qebena9efdbrtin ruben, unO 10,
bo6 man BON leinem 0rabe aus Die mdAtige
Staot, ipelAe 70 LANCE Der S3auplab ietuer
nnermibsten 6Ddti9feit 9ewslen mar, erbliGen
tUnnte, l1nter Dem @slun9e ieiner SAGler,
bemeint Don Ietnen &inoern unO Nngeb6rt9en,
9liidltG 9~eprteien BON Nuen pe9en Ietnes betl@
bringencen QcbenS fir naS @clt unD bas
gnterlano, marc er bier ein9eIentt !
OteNe 0 a attattpn in Gn9s
1T cine iebr lst6a1te, Sn SieIn
Stdpten ipurDeh BON Der Nrbeiterb, DTlferun9
MeetingS ob9ebalten, in Deren NeIolutionen
ertldrt marO, bo6 ta8 1nterbaus, mie es &C.
genpdrtie cCnltituirt 1et, niGt pen6Ortl9rittSz
onipruGen ces Soltes entlpre6e uno pa6 feline
befr'eot9enbe GrleOtguns Der STE lcrmbewe9ung
onOerS ltattfnOen tGnne, ais noGOem pos
MaunbettlttmmreGt unb Nbtimmune purG'S
Ballot 9epabrt wuroen let. Ser QprpmaYUr
bon 9cnoCn bate eS olS ieinsn Gntl6luB an
~gefInotgt, bet Dem bepprite9enpen Meetin9
BON Nrbeitern In Der @uttebal ben @prlib gu
fI6ren.
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Ocr EeOOrItcben0e 2trbeiters@ Oneref
Tn Baltimore.

Wht Set9uieen tbeilen mir in unlerer beu~
ttsen Mnmmer Den Nufruf 3a Dem n~atiOnalen
NrbettercUnereB init, Der fi9 am 20. Nu9ut,
SunG6R NIT 8e3us auf Die N&tltuncensGes
pegung, bier in Baltimore Der ammeln miro
unp III nelhem aud bic 1itoliden Staaten
pertreten fem rerben. Cine langere Paraaele
sniihen ibm rnD Der tbnt Norangebe1pen Ybtf
Iabelpbier Nuguf @pnsentipn molten mir ntGt
3ieben. gR1breno e5 lf6 IN philadelphia
barum banpeln ptrb, mittelt elmer Gpmbtne=
tipn Der reafticndren pplttiIhen Glemente bes
NurpenS uno SIoenS cine GetaurattCn Der
6errl6a1t Der lielt9sn Nriltctratie, btsIer
SOpletnbin Der freien Mrbeit 31 Serluhen,
trerben Die Manner Der Mrbett, bic Ifh aus
SID unp Norp III Baltimore perIammeln,
auf Sebung Ger frstsn Arbeit unb Dec Nrbeiz
~tertanbes btnwtrfen.
Wir bcfen, baB nte 10 I9Sn u. BOfnuness
pUI ~teecnnene, ober in ben lcbten MOnaten
etrpus ms Stcfen serutbeue amertfanilAe
Nrbetterbewe9ung Our6 ben n%attCnolen Nr.
beiterccn9reB raEter einen neuen Nuf9wung
nebmen ptrD.
Nu@ In Der olten @elt ribren IG ia Die
Mrbeiter tpteDer, ur1 auf DEM gEe9e 9eesltAer
WeitatiCn tbr sutes NeGt gu erlangen. 60
ieben mir isbt In england Die bauptI d9lt1
aus Ntbeitern beltsbenpen &efcrm=N eettn9s
pieper auTeben, Obgleid bic bort tpieber am
Nuner beinbli6e feupalifiIde Sprppartet lelbf
DOR pUlisetli6en unp @epaltmaBre9eln ni9t
~,urIdtebt, um bic M9ttatton gu bemmen.
Gnt1hlofen arbeitet Der englt1ae Nrbeiter nun
tpieper auf cine 9feform Des @aHl9eIebes bin,
purn peI1eS er Bis jebt a1er pOiitlGen Ne6te
mnb jeoe6 biretten GtnfIuIes auf etc StaatSs
Sslebgebung berau6t mar.
Nu4 In Oautl6lano wtrn bic Mrbetters
~bepssuug, bic lelblt tpG6rcnb Der lsbten &rie9S-
psriUoe ni6t gang aufhSrts, u tpieoer Be-
oeutenbe Oimenlipmen annebmen. Snpem
BiSmard in istn @ablseIsB fir bas beut14e
Varlament tS6It lGblt6er Weile bas unber
Dtn9te alleemeine oftipe unb pallfSe Wa9lz
re1t a fnobnt, bat CT bic beutlhen Nr6eiter
in ben StanO geIebt, an Der politii9en uno
~iU3tulsn &eUrsantlattrn DeutlGlanpS einen
beroOrraeenOen Nntbetl gu nebmen. unb mir
molten bUfen, baB le bic ibnen bur6 ben ers
fen Staatsmann Der Natipn ertbetlte Waht
su ibrem unc be5 9an3en SplfeS Grpmmen
belens beniBsn rerbeu.
Die nmeritanilden Nrbeiter a6er, psIde
Idn9it I'M 8eiibe Der abluluten pUlitii6en
@letabere6ti9un9 fnO unb welde 1elbit bic
S6uIO tra9en, tpenn tbnen bic GriGte bteler
Olet&bereAtisun9 bur@ bas Sretben Der
l6mister unb beltrdliGer, i'm Sienlte uno
SplDe oes MCnOppls ltebenper Yplitifer entSus
gen tperOen, Gaben tebt ibren 8ritOern In Der
alien BeIt NIT eutem 8ejlpisle SOran3usebem
unO tRnen gu 5et9en, tsas cine NIT polttil6en
2e&tsn begobte nnO tiatis 9elettete Or,
tctter<Sr Organization 5t leilten unp su errei6em
permag.
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oann bur6I6auen unp gu reGter 3eit ant
Stimmfalten pclitti6 tpteoer ;u MGte ma
den, wenn lie auf Der 9btlabelp6ter GonSe,ts
ttpn mad bent 8etiptele bes @GleiGers Stes
pbens tbre &ralen idetnbar ein;teben u. mad
Dem 8eiIpiele beielben @ebelen bas @plf bur@
iiBlt&eS unb beuGleriI6cs 0efilter ein3us
IAlGfern 1nGen.
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WdttOnaler Nrbeiter.G Onarcf.
Mufruf an bic 2tbsiter tn DEN gSsr.
Gfa0fen+

Sn elmer (tbrem Gbarafter mad prtmaren)
@Cnferena, bic am 26. Mdr3 1866 In ber
Stapt Sem gorf abgebalten puroe, lfnp elm
fimmtg foI9enbe NeiOluttonen an9enpmmen
rOrben
% Die N9itatton Der Srase ,uber a&t
Stunben ais Sasesnert" 70 ,pi6tig 9epprpen
1T, pa6 le etn gemein1 James unb barmputI6es
6unbeln tn alien auf bic Gtufabrung bon
Mrbeitsref crmen be3i9li6eu Nngeleeenbeiten
er prbest;
% g ferner piel paran ltest, baB Elm Nas
ttcnalccngreB 9ebalten miro. I'M cine @runos
lage gu btlcen, auf wel6er ptr unS Bel Ser
%fc!sung %unieres 3pedcs barmunilG uno &C.
m,etniam betpesen fGnnen; beSbalb let es =
rBef6lOfien, ben Irbeitern gu emf
sfeblen, am Mcntag, 20. Nueut 1866, tn
Baltimore einen n~attonalen GOnsreB gu BAL
ten. lno mir forbrrn bic Seriaieoenen &C.
perte z Seri ammlungen (,.Trades Assem-
blies'O nno untcnen brtngeno auf burG 9e<
le9attunen bieiem Nufrufe sn entIpreGen, Der
eiaen @e9eni tanb betrift, welGer 70 ene init
ben Qetensfra9en bes Nrbeiters oerfuiipft III.
"BefAIU1ien, es als &eprGlentaticusz
BATS tn bela9tem @onsreie gu empfebIfn, baB
teOer SetperfezT erlammlung setattet werce,
stuet, uno ieoer lpfdlen Sreanilatton, etnen
Oelesaten gu fAtden.
vVel6lU0en, an bic 0ewerte=9 Ser
lamnllin9 bon Baltimore bic 8itte gu riGten.
oab ie bic nGtbisen gOrtetrunsen CUR Inter,
bringing beS beia9ten GUn9reneS trefe, uno
ale lntrnen 3t erladeu, nit Der 8alttmurer
9erertezT erlammlung iber otle auf cielen
Nufruf be3tsitGen @n9eGe9en9eitea 3u cor
re ponptren.
"Se1AlOien, Elm Gcmite BON Dreien
RON bteler &Grper1dalt 81 crner,ren, ba5 i'm
Uerein NIT Der galttmprer 0ewerfe- Geriamm=
lung 5u banbeln bat, TIM bic pbigen 8e1dla0e
IN Sstref bes teia9ten 9~tufrufes au VOL
3ieben." -
Den Dbtgen 9teolutipnen gem1G erld6t Da5
nnterjei6nete Gpmtte hermit einen Qufruf at
etnem iDl6en n~atiCnalsu IrbeitercDnareB, Der
8u rer in ben ubigen 9tel olutirnen befimmten
3eit unS an benz BARN eripdtnten 9late lt6
0erlammeln IOQ. grn1li@ bitten mir I'M
cine ltarfe Experimentation Der @r6eiter-O raa=
ntlattUnen aus ben 9onaen Ser. Ct.
Wm. 6arbing,
Sobn &isb, gep gJurf.
SObn $. Soy,
s $ as'9 Ssrano, Baltimore.
q. s. Surge,
NIB. OaS @Umite er1udt brinaeno ATE
Der Nrbeiter1aGe freunbliGen 3~eitunqen. obi.
gen Gufruf in Der 3tpi i6snsit Dor benz Con-
srele gu perGfentIi&cn. Mtttbeilungen riGte
man in Stem Cert an @. 6aroing, gr. II
Ntnbasb:@tr. Srrctlpn, N,g In Baltimore
an SO. Gnther. Sir. La QittLe Giree,r CTR
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@m. 5arping, }
Sobn &iep, ENetp gJurf.
Sobn $. Soy,
B. Gather,
SameS 5Ylano, Baltimore.
q. e. eSurde.

NIB. DaS GOmite erlu9t brin9enb ATE
Der Qrbeiterla&e freunoli@en 3eituneen, p6t,
gen Nufruf in Der 3pil6ansit Dor benz Gon=
srelIe gu cerGfentli9cn. Mtttbeilungen riGte
nan in Stem Cert an So. Sarping, SIR. II
Mibba9bsStr. SruotlYn, 9s.N In Baltimore
an %. Gather, Scr. ia 2ittle Green Ctr,
Baltimore, Wp. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
No. 49,
AN ACT

RELATIVE TO THE SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
WHEREAS, During the late civil war, the State
Of Louisiana remained until the capture of New
0rleans in the undsturbed possession of the State
authorities, exercising executive, judicial and
legislative functions at the time of the passage of
the ordinance Of secession;
WHEREAS, Since the said capture, and up to the
close of the war, portion of the State continued
under said Jurisdiction, whilst the other portion
thereof was governed professionally by the gov
ernment Of the United States, and of late con-
Jointly with the State authorities established in
lower Louisiana during the latter part of the year.
=. D eighteen hundred and sixty-four;
WHEREAS, During all the aforementioned
period Of time, these two State governments dis
posed q the public domain by selling parts and
psfcels 81 the same, situated in the several dis
ulS.s .nereofi and to some extent sold the same
ANUS g inherent individuals, thereby occasioning
nuislui source Of litigation; and whereas, the
sola'lon q the dificulties presented BY the con.
nlc. o. such titles il matter which comes pecu.
Harry within the courts Of justice; therefore
/ SECTION i BE u enacted 5y ne ssnate and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

RELATIF A LA PuBkIoATIoN pEs AVIS JupIc1A1REs
EN- LANGuE FRANCAIsR,
LIE senat ct la chambre des representants de
PEtat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assemblee gene.
rale, decretent: Desormais tous les avis judici-
aires en- langue franeaise seront point pubblies
dams un journal edite exclusivement en- anglais,
quand il y aura dams la meme paroisse un journal
public en- francais ou dams les deux langues ct
les avis judiciaires en- langue anglais ne seront
non plus publies dams un journal edite exclusive
ment en- francais, quand il aura dams la paroisse
uu journal public en- anglas ou dams les deux
langues, ct, toutes autres egards, Ia loi concer
nant la publication des avis judicaires, en- langues
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
Yw Orleans 9ay Greseea Saturday ornna Hareh g. 1866

franchise ct anglaise demeure la meme, sans chan
cement aucune.
SEC. 3. Decretent de plus: Get acte sortira
son ehet compter du jour de son adoption.
(Signe y DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Orateur de la Chambre des Reprasentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant -gouverneur ct President du Senat.
Approuve le 21 fevrier 1866.
]. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
J. H. HARDY,
Secretaire 'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
LOIS DE La LOUISIANA.

No. 25.1
PoURvoYANT A LA PRoMPTE PERCEPTION DE LA
TAKE SUR LIE PRoDUIT BRUT DEs vENTEs EFT RE
CETTEs.
SECTION l. LIE senat ct la chambre des repre-
sentants de PEtat de la Louisiana r6unis assem-
blee generate, decretent: La take prelevee en-
vertu la roiseme section dun acte intitul6 acte
pourvoyant Paugf1entaton du revenu de rEtat
ct fournissant les moyens de payer les nterets de
la dette de rEtat, approuve lie avril 1865, sera
pereue en- la maniere ci.apres etablie: toute per-
some faisant un commerce, un meter, exereeant
une profession ct ayant une occupation quelcon-
que, dams les mites de la vile de la Nouvele- Or
leans, devront presenter l'auditeur des complies,
son bureau en- cette dite vlle dams les six ours
qui suivront l'adopton du present acte un tableau
assermente du prOduit brut des ventes qu'elle
aura faites gu de recettes, dams la periodic com
prise entire le Ter juliet ct le 3leme jour de de-
cembre 1865, ct ellie paiera, en- meme temps, au
tresor de PEtat le montant de la susdite take;
Payenir il sera du devor de toute personne sujette
a cette dite take de presenter un semblable ta-
bleau ct den operer lie regement dams les dix
premiers jours de chaque trimestre; toute per
some qui manquera de Sc conformer aux disposi-
tions de Get acte sera passible dune peine de
yingt pour cent. sur lie montant de la take due uui
sera pereu de Ia meme maniere que toutes les
autres taxes.
SEC. q Decretent de plus: Ain de METRE ex-
ecution les dispositions de Get acte, rauditeur est
autorise employer deux personnes, aux appointe-
ments de cent piastres par mois qui devront faire
tous les trimestres: tableau complete ct asser-
mente des noms de toutes les personnes faisant lie
commerce, exereeant une profession ou meter ct
art quelconque, dams la vile de la Nouyelle Or
leans ct enregstrer ce dit tableau dams lie bureau
De l'auditeur, lie premier jour de chaque TRIMS
ire.
Sec. g. Decretent de plus Get acte sortira son
,fet compter du jour de 4on adoption.
Signe: DUNCAN S. CAGE,
0rateur de Ia Chambre des Representants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant-gouverneu ct President du Senat.
Approuve lie 10 fevrier 1866
J. MADISON WELLR,
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana
Pour copie conforme:
J. H. HARDY, ..
Secretaire dEtat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
So. 25l
AN

AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROMPT COLLECTION OF THE
TAX ON GROSS SALES OR RECEIPTS.
SECTION |. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State of Louis
lana in General assembly conuened, That the
tax levied by the third section of an act entitled can
act to provide for the increasing of the revenue of
the State and to raise means to pay the interest on
the State debt, approved April 4th, 1865, shall
be collected in the manner hereinafter specified
That all persons pursuing any trade, profession or
occupation within the limits Of the city of New
Orleans, shall render to the Auditor of Public Ac.
counts, OF his office in the city Of New Orleans,
within ten days after the passage Of this act, a
statement under oath, Of all gross sales effected
by them, or receipts from the first of July to the
thirty first day of December, 1866, and shall pay
into the State Treasury the amount of said tax
at the time Of rendering such statement; it shall
be the duty Of each and every person liable for
this tax to render like statement and make set
tlement within the first ten days of every quarter
and any person failing to comply with the pro-
visions Of this act shall be liable to penalty of
twenty per cent. upon the amount of tax due, to
be collected in the same manner of other taxes.
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted, etc., That for
the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this
act, the Auditor Of Public Accounts is hereby au-
thorized to employ two persons at salary of one
hundred dollars per month, and whose duty shall
be to make, quarterly, under oath, complete
assessment of all names Of persons pursuing the
trades, professions and occupations within the
city Of New Orleans, and file said assessment lists
in his office, on the first day of each quarter.
SEQ 8. BE 1t further enacted. etc., That this
act takes effect from and after its passage.
I tsigned) DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
tsgned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved February 10, 1866.
(Signed) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
]. H. HARDY,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

House Of Representatives Of the State Of Loutsi
ana in General assembly conueaed, That the
officers of the State Land Office are directed to
suspend the sale of such public lands as have
already been entered by any parties since the out
break Of the late civil war and in oil cases where
a second entry has been made before the promul-
cation of this act, to suspend the issuance of the
patent in the name of the State for said second
entry.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That this
act shall take effect from and after the date of its
passage.
(Signed) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved, February 81, 1866.
{Signed) J.MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
J. q. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
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ACTE


RELATIF La vENTE DEs TERREs PUBL1ouEs
CoNsrDERANT que pendant la derniere guerre
civile, Etat de la Louisiana, jusqu'a la prise de
la Nouvee-O Orleans, est reste en- paisible possess
ion des autorites de Etat, exerceant les fonctions
executives, judiciaires ct legislatives Pepoque
de l'adoption de pordonnance de secession con-
siderant que depuis la prise de la Nouvele Orle-
ans Jusqua la fin de la guerre, parte de lEtat
est restee sous Fempire de ce gouvernement, tan.
dis que pautre partie etait provisoirement gou-
vernee par le gouvernement des Etats- -Unis ct
que recemment ellie Fetait conjointement avec
Pautorite cyile etabe dams la basse Louisiana
pendant la derniere partie de Fan de grace mil
huit cent soixante-quatre; considerant cue pen
dant toute 10 periodic ci-dessus mentionnee, ces
deux gouvernements d'Etat ont dispose du do.
maine public par vente de parcelles ct portions de
terres publiques situees dams diferents districts,
ct quill est arrive que les mames terres ont etc
vendues d differents indvidus, creant ainsi une
source feconde en- litiges; considerant encore que
la solution des difficulties Occasonnees par lie con-
fit de ces ttres appartient particulierement aux
trihunaux, en- consequence
SECTION 1. LIE senat ct la chambre des represen-
tants de Etat de la Louisiana, ,reunis en- assemblee
generate, decretent Les officers du bureau des
terres publiques devront suspendre toute vente de
terres pour lesquelles aura etc fat une entree,
depus lie commencement de la derniere guerre ci-
vile, ct dams tous les cas- Oh une seconde entree
aura etc faite avant la PRONUNCIATION du present
acte, Ills deyront sabstenir de delvrer la patente
de pEtat aux personnes qui auront fait cette Sc
conde entr6e.
SEC. 2. Decretent de plus Get acte sortira
son etfet d compter du jour de son adoption.
(Sgne:) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
0rateur de Ia Chambre des Representants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
acknowledgements ct President du Senat
Approuye lie 81 fevrier 1885,
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de FEtat de Ia Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
j. H. HARDY,
Secretaire d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

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