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+s-}saE,'' CHAMBRE DEs REPRESENTATIVE, y
Nouvelle Orleans, mardi, IL Decembre 1866.
La chambre Sc r6unita II heures PRESENTS lhono-
rable D. s. Cage, orateur Anderson, s. Anderson,
Alverson, Addison, Bensel Blackman, Bonnabel,
Brown, Buie, Bruton, Couyiloh, Davenport, Drake,
Deblanc, Deporter, DeLabarre, lecker, Ditto,
Durable, DuHel, Dugas Elan, Eldfdge, Eusts,
Ewing, Edwards, Fagot, Fenner, Freret, Fishburn,
Green, Halsey, Harrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Hig-
gins, Holt, Jonas, Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Kile, La
branche, Lagroue, Laurent, Leeds, Leblanc, Lewis,
Lipscomb, Meredith, McElvey, hcEnery, McDo
nald, McCloskey, Moreand, Murray, Ormond, Pc
terson, ]. Phillips, Powell Pnjo, Prndhomme, Re-
genberg, Richardson, Richards, Rogers, scanlan,
seger snider stil|e, Solomon, Theriot, Thieneman,
Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker, Wilmington, William,
son, Waddell ct Weeks 80 repr6sentants. s
La priere est faite par lie reverend M. Lee
lie journal de lundi, II d6cembre estlu M. Yoor.
HES demande ct obtent lie consentement de la
ohambre, d l'enr6gistrement de son nom dams Ia
negative sur e vote nria hier sur la motion aioul.
ner 10 reconsideration du bill de la convention, ct
sorf nom est enregistr6 dams ce eens
conformenent D la RESOLUTION dc III. williamson,
adoptee bier, pourroyant la nomination dian
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do noamcr un comis et az sieger pendant le rsces
do Ia chambre.
snbssant deux lectures, etssnt referees al oomite
judiciaire.
Par M. Deporter---
\ On acte pour yenir On aide au sheriff de Ia pa.
roisse st-Jacquea,
snbif denx lectures, 81 est refsrs an comite ju-
dciaire. s
Par N. Murray
Un hcts pour incorporer Ia soei6te Dc bienfai-
sancs des travaleurs De la vile de IA Nouvelle- Or
leans. ss
Lequel snbit deux lectures ct est refere au conte
sur les institutions chartabes ct publiques, accom-
pagne dc Ia constitution de ID dite association
Par NJ. Davenport u
( IN acte emanoipap. Hippolyte Trepagnier, mi
neur, dc la paroisse tGharles, de toute inhabite
resultant de so n1inof::sts.
Lequei ayant subj deux lectures Il est decide
quill soft mis- au net, aan de subir 50 trosieme lee
ture.
k, SESSION CoNJoIFTE = ss3
Midi etderni ayant some, le porter annonce
lhpproche du senat, qui fait son entree etles mem
Z bres prennent leurs sieges dams Penceinte de la
chambre, Albert VOORHEES,, lieutenantgouyerneur
I dn s6nat oceupe le fauteuil.
Lappsl nominal est fait ct les ssnateurs suiyants
4 respondent q leurs noms
NM. Turthe, Abney, Armstrong, Barrow, Coco,
Y Campbell, Cooley, Duyignaud, Egan, Ellis Gordon,
HaHgh, Kenner, Lott, Mohan, Munday, G. Newton,
d Newton, Weleh ct WilcQxen, 20 senateurs,
Eta l'appel nominal de "a chambre, les repre-
sentants suivants repondent . leurs noms
f Lthon. d. s. Cage, orateur ;J. Anderson, s. An
dersoR, AUSTIN A1verson, dtison, Bailey, Bensel,
|z'lackman, Brown, Boyce, Buie, Bruton, Couyilon,
Davenport, Drake, DeLabarre, Decker Drew, Ditto,
Durable, nuffel, Dugas, Eastin, Eager, Elan, Ell
bridge, Eustis, Ewing, sFagot, Freret, Fishburn,
ulda, Gates, Gaisser, Gottschalk, Hanlon, Halsey,
II arrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Henderson, Higgins,
Il BIT Hudspeth, Jonas, Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Kile,
II N Abranche, Lagroue, Laurent, Leeds, Lemarie,
Blanc; Lewis, Lipscomb, Martini Meredith, Nc.
Kelyey, McEnery, Mcconnell, Mcdonald, McClo-
KEY, Moreland, Montgomery, Negan, Ormond,
Powell, Pnjo, Prudhomm, Regenberg, Richardson,
Richards, Roman, Rogers, Robinson, Seaman, Sc
ger, Simonds snider, Smith, stille, Solomon, Tete
Theriot, Thieneman, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker,
Wilmington, Witt, Waggaman ct Williamson SO
L representants.
Les noms des candidats deyant l'assemblee gene
I rale sont annoncss, CONNIE suit:
2. Madison Wells, Isaiah Garret, Charles Gayar-
i rs, Henry Boyce ct VIM. s. Parham.
M. Williamson retire Ie nom de J. Madison
Wells.
L'assembl6e generate procede alors au quatrieme
scrutin pour un senateur au congress des Etats-
\ Unis, ou an troisieme scrntin pour IN senateur
+ pour le terme court, CONNIE suit:
VOTE Du sESAT.
H Pour Isaiah Garrett NM .Abney, Barrow, Camp
4 bell, Cooley, Hough, Lott Munday, G. Newton, D..
alsewton, Welch ct Wilcoxon-11 voix.
pntIr Harry Rovcaa NM udarsnu "A rnastrnnu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19

75z Total. -. .,''.., ~ -3-7 . r rs
.Necessaire popr IN choix, 66.
En- consequence, le president declare Henry Boy
ce dhment aln senateur de 'Etat de Ia Louisiana
au congres des Etats Unis pour le terme court.
L'ordre special du Jour, Giant lacte prasent6 par
70 comte special de qunze sur 10 convention d d
tat, intitule
s Un acte pour prendre le sens du peuple sur la
snecessite de eoayoquer une convention q effet de
taile une consultation ct pouryoir releetion des
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
,essaire pour uu choix, 65 votes.

sNscessaire pour uu choix, 65 votes.
v lie scrutin nayant produt aucun resultat, ras-
semblee generale procade au cinquieme scrutin, lie
nom de NJ. Charles Gayarra est retire par Ii. Keut
1 etIe nom de NJ. w. s. Parham est aussi retire par
I M. Anderson de Madison.
VOTE DU sENAT.
Pour N. Boyce-MM. Anderson, Armstrong,
Burthe, Coco, Duyignaud, Ellis, Fonte, Gordon,
Keso, Lapeyre ct Mohan--1l yoix.
Pour Isaiah Garrett-MM Abney, Barrow, Coo
ley, Campbell, Egan, Hough, Kenner, Lott, Nun
day, g. Newton, D. Newton, Welch ct Wilcoxon-
Is voix. sss 4f..
VOTE DE LA CHAMBRE. MA
Pour Henry Boyce MN. Cage, Barry, Bensel,
Bne, Couvillon, Drake, Deblanc, Deporter, De-
lsabarre, Ditto, Dnfel, Eager, Elam Eldridge,
Enstis, Fagot, Freret Fulda, Gaisser, Gottsohalk,
Hanlon, Hatch, Hays, Henderson. Higgings, Huds-
peth, Kelly, Kie, Kidd, Labranche, Lagroue, Lau-
rent, Leeds, Lemari6, Lewis, Lipscomb, McCon-
nell, cCloskey, Murray, Mutt, Ormond, A. Phil
lips, Prudhomme, Richardson, Richards, Roman,
Scanlan, Seger, Simonds, Snder, Smith, Solomon,
Thieneman, Tucker, Voorhies, Walker, Witz VIII
Hanson ct WaddellA459 yoix
Pur M. Isaiah Garrett, NM. j. Anderson. g. An
4 dsrson, Austin, Alyerson, Addison, Bailey, Black.
man, Brown, Boyce, Bruton, Davenport, Decker.
Durable, Dugas. Eastin, Ewing, Fenner, Fishburn.
Gates, Halsey, Harrison, Head, Holt, Jonas, Kent.
Leblanc, Martin. Meredith, McKelvey, McEnery,
Mcdonald, Moreland, Montgomery, NelIigan, Pc.
well Pujo Regenber, Rogers Robinson Stille Scott.
Tete, Thariot, Wilmington ct Weeks As yoix.
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boyce Z, .' IL
sGarret Is
,S
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Ayant etc informe que les ams de NJ. Gayarr6
faisant partie des deux chambres de l'assemblee
generate, ct du public, lie blament de s'etre en-
presse, apres lie premier scrutin retirer son nom
de la lutte senatorial qui cut lieu dams cette en-
ceinte yendredi derner, lie decembre, tandis que
lie resultat du vote donne 46 voix d Boyce, As
yoix a Garrett ct 3s voix q Gayarre, je crois rem
plir un devor envers ce monsieur, envers moi-me
me ct envers ses amis atm devter toute erreur ct
tout malentendu, declarant que, sans atre auto
rise par lui, ct sans ayoir consute ses ams ai re-
tire, sous les circumstances sus-mentionnees, lie
nom de NJ. Gayarre, que j'avais presente a sa re-
quote, ct quen lie faisant 'en assume toute la res
ponsabilite lie tout dams l'interet de ma propre
.dignite. ''at' a@F
NJ. Jonas SONNET la resolution conjointe sui
vante: 4rN'w iN''N i1
II est resolu par le senat ct Ia chambre des re-
Mesentants de l.tat de la Louisiana, reunis en- as
semblee generate qu'un comit6 soft nomme, de
huit de la part de Ia chambre, et-----de 10 part
du senat, don't le deyoir sera d'examiner les afai
res des chemins de fer dams lesquels lEtat est
tionnaire ct de faire ce sujet un rapport, avee
pleins pouyoirs de faire comparative teles person
nes on Sc procurer tells papiers ct de faire compa
ra1tre devant eux des temoins.
La atesoiuNou conJolnte est aQoptee, ct les repre-
sentants suivants lie dit comits de la part
de la chambre, NJ. Jonas, 4 sa propre requate, est
dispense de faire partie du dit comit6: NM. MUIR
ray, Gates, Leeds, Bailey, Yoorhies, EIam, Tucker
ct McCloskey,. soS %aa! 9i
Sur motion de N. Williamson, il est rssol u qu'un
comite special de cinq membres de la chambre soft
nomme atm de presenter d l'assemblee g6n6rale
nm acte ponr organiser un bureau qui prendra lie
tire de "bureau d,smigration;n ct de dsfnif aes
pouvoirs ct ses deSoirs ct suggerer ques salaries
reeevront les membres qui oomposeront ce bureau
ainsi que les employees du meme.
Sur motion de NJ. Lemar6, son acte intitnle
Resolution oonjointe lehetide pouryoir are
lection des officers des paroisses dams tout
PEtat est retiree des archives du conite sur les
elections ct est rafers an comite judiciaire.
L'bonorablea G. W. Green presente ses lettres de
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ErAr DE La LouHi4sH DnrAarr axsr DE l'RxEegIIr.l
Noavele Orleans. 10 decenhre 1866
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spf lss terres publiuues ct Les esees.
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BALrIxoRE, Nov. 26.-A very important
case, coming under the present Internal
Revenue law, wss determined in the United
States Circuit Court to-day before Judge
Giles, being the suit Of Oden Bowie, Of Prince
George county, against g. w. Sands, late
collector Of internal revenue for that dis
trict. Bowie sued to recover back taxes al
legged TO have been overpaid the United
States in 1865 on o crop Of tobacco. The
assessment was made in 1865 on crop
grown in 1862 and 1863, for which years the
taxes on the crop then growing was paid the
succeeding years under the former revenue
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again under the amended law OF 1865 as in.
come Of preceding year, and the tax again
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been sold in 1864, and the proceeds were
liable for taxation under the law. .Ht ..
A very strong array Of counsel represented
Mr.. Bowie and other tobacco-growers, who
regard this as test case while Mr.. Miss
more, solicitor Of the Internal Revenue Blu
reau, represents the Government.
Judge Giles decided that the laws should
be construed literally, and that Mr.. Bowie
was entitled to recover on the amount Of
taxes paid by him on the sales Of tobacco
grown in 1852 and 1863, as the net of 1866
did not authorize taxation on any product as
incomes which had been grown previous to
1864. ..".r
The City Council tomorrow visit all the
colored schools IN this city. An ordinance
is now pending before that body appropriat.
ing $4,000 in aid Of these schools.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- Pension OFFICE, Sept. q, 1866.

To all iohOm Il may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of June
2Sd, 1862 for reissue OF the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged 10 have been lost or de-
stroysd notice Is hereby given that at the date follow
ing the description Of each warrant new certificate
warrant Of like tenor will te issued, valid objec-
uon shall then appear:
No 50, $40, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd 1855, In the Of Tamor. widow Of Peix
1865. ssa5.VI2v
No 3852 for.so acres, issusd under the act Of Sep
tember, 1850 in the Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted April 80, 1854 December n, 1855. wi
No 2O4 for 80 acres issued under the act Of March
s, 1855, In the name Of spencer Wiley, aud was
granted February Is 1855 December q. 1866
No for 100 acres Issued under the act Of March
g. 1885 in the Of Horace Gregory and granted
December, 26, 1853 December %, 1850
No 46,733, for lD acres, Issued under the act Of
March 1855, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted Jauuary u, 1885 January IL, 1887.
No S226 for 49, acres issued under the act Of March
3 Is In the name Of James p Undsrhiil, and was
granted Jaly IL ls56-Deeember !, 1865.
20 286 for 50 issued under the act OF septem
ber 1850 In the name OF Daniel Milton and gran
December l2, ls5i-December l, 1886.
No 20 sos for so issued under the act Of March
1885, in the Of Daniel Milton, and wss granted
March IS, ls56-Deeember l, 1886.
No. 24s for 49, acres issued under the act Of Marct
s. Is55 in the Of Ivory Butler and was gran ted
April 10, 1855 February O. 1897
JOS. u, BARRETT Comnissioner
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsITEe STATES PArEsT oyyIox,


On the petition Of George W. Brown, Of 0assburg,
Illinois, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to HIN the "a day Of February, 1855 and ressued Feb
ruary ID, leoS and again reissued sepsmber H. lsoO,
In Ave divisions, on lour Of which extension Is now
prayed for, vz numbers l03- 1851, l03s aud l0s9
for improvement In Seed Planters for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which akes place
on the I'd day of February, 1867;
~ Is ordered 'hs, The said petition be heard at the
next, at 10 o'clock and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
Persons opposing the extension ire required to die In
the Patent once their ections specially set forth In
wIus at least toenty days before the day Of hearing
All testimony hlsd by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be tax aud accord
anee with the rules Of the Oee which will be fur.
nished on application.
Depositcns and other papers, relied upon as tesu-
mony, must be hed In the icsnty days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments II any within ten DAYS
after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the Inteliigencer, Washington D. a.
and In the bureau County Pdrfot Princeton Illinois
week for three successive wseksi the hrst OF
said publications to be At least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. T. 9. THEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.s-Bditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent omcs with pareI
containing this notice. nO7-wSw
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIIED srArHs PArEsr oysics,


On the petition Of William straiton and Matthias srat.
ton "f Philadelphia praying for the
tension Of patent granted to them the Let day Of
February 1888 for improvement In Portable Gas Ap
paratus, for seven years from the expiration Of said
1857,
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
faisnt once on MONDAY, the lith day Of January
appear and show cause any they have why said pc.
ution ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale In
tho Patent 0ce their objections specially forth In
writing at least toev days before the day Of hearing
all inony nlsd By either party TO bs used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anos with the rules Of the Omes, which will be far
nishsd application
Dspositions and other papers, relied upon as tssu
monI, must be nled In the ONCE fosHfv days before
the day Of hearing, the aTgumsnts any, within tsn
days after aling the Testimony. ,,,-,,,
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPup A. and the fatsIii0sncer Washington, O.,
and In the Unipess, Philadslphia PsSnsy wanna once
sssh for three successive weeks the hIsl Of said
,aey Of hearing. IhxxAuhhh
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and send their bills 10 the Pstsat 0nss with pspss
seaisisias this notiss, ossl'vsv
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United States Military Asy ylum for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers.

CIRCULAR.
US. MILITARY AsrLuN PoR DIsAB D Vol soLDIERs,l
(EAsrERS sRAScH,l AUGUSTA, NE. I
This Institution 10 branch Of the National Asylum,
established by act Of Congress- for the Of Volunteer
Soldiers who have been permanently disabled during
the recent 1t under the control Of the following
Maaagers:
The President Of the United States,
The The HSnSrsbls Gs..s Secretary Of War Er.onetfs.
II n. X. 0glesby, of Springfield, Illinois. ..
General Butler, Of Boston, Mass.
Governor Frederick smyth, Of Manchester, New Hamp
shire.
Honorable Lewis B Guuetel, Of Dayton, Ohio. E
HoporAble Jay Cooke. Of Philadelphia, Penn. ..
General J. II. AArtindale, Of Rochester New York.
npon application being made in proper form blanks
for which be obtained Of either Of the Manager,
Of the Govsrno. Of the Asylum.
The design Of the Asylum 10 to receive volunteer SOL
disrs who have been honorably discharged from the
service Of the United sates after being disabled while
In the line Of their duty during the recent war; such
livelihood by labor In the ordisary walks OF lfs and
TO provide them with home. where they will be fed
and clothed and enjoy the advantages Of secular and
rehgous Instruction, the use OF library, and other
school will be es,abished where those desiring car
be ut ed for clerkshps or other remunerAtivs employ
meat.
All the inmates will be required to do such work a
they are fitted or, and such compensation will be al
loved as msy be hxed by the Board Of Managers, on
half 1 which VIII be paid TO the soldier and the IT,
mander invested at the Government rate Of iDerss
aud the amount paid to him when ho shall leave tn
Asylum,
allowance for the and benefit OF the Asy durin
the of their residence therein, except in csse
who're they have families dependent them for sup
port when this rule may be suspended at the discretion
Of the Managers.
he discipline Of the Asylum will be strictly military
upder the Rules and Articles Of War Strict sobret,
snd rfse department vii. at al time, w be rigSy en-
nois Governor and Military Commandant
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PAPER AND TwINR
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WAsHIHaToE D. O., October 25 1885. (
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S aca IL .ns fa,hIp Il. p:$.. !. a. 70
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~ twisted. and In balls to weigh about one pound
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, f,Ss oss Es g tg1 " & pound. Ta.t each. . y, y.,
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poulds Of Hemp Twins similar to that 70
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and separsy for each district or for all the articles
The contract OF contracts will be swsrded 10 the low
examination for the purpose Of asesraining which bid
will in its prac icsi results be most advantageous to the
Department. -.#
II the districts should be reconstructed or the mum.
bsr increased dmuished the articles shall be dehv
cred at such place places the Postmaster General
shall designate at pro rata rates.
And the Postmaster General the right hi,
part Of increasing reducing the quantity Of the
tices required over under the estimates named Il
this advertisement II he shall consider 1t necessary
do SO.
samples Of such articles as are now used at the Pos
0fces be seen at either Of the above named agen
cies.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as the,
propose to furnish with their bids, ~
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals guaran
tees Of his ability to comply with his bid, aud certin
cate from postm that such guArantors credit
posals ...
Two elsnt suretes will be required to contract
Afaiiure to furnish article contracted for promptly
the furnishing article inferior to that eontrses,
for will be considered sueisnt cause for the forfeit
urs Of tho contract,
Bids not made required by this notice will not b.
considered. .7
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with III
Of the article articles proposed for and the let
ter containing them addressed to the First Asssan
Postmaster General, Washington. D. 20.
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
oe27 7-lawow Postmaster General.