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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of adng
here through OF freight hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hayrs.
eeae passenger tickets granted here by this line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
sar $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool thus a8Ordng the importer the cholos of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch the following uI
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY,
LOUISIANA 1874 tons p Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons,....A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI 1884 tons "a Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons. a. Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM L. Mesnsy Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. ID Graham Captain
CAROLINA ,l6l tons. j. Hairby Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons. h. p p Couche Capt,
Cabin Passage TO Liverpool 9l2S gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW L CO., a Csrondelet street
Congnses of goods are respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng the office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
FOR LtYERPooL-sTEERAGE PASSAGE $50 CUR
kEkCY.
To sail on SATURDAY, May 18th, atsA
FOR LIVERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM.
ship ..-..
Bolivian.
Cargo is beng received ct the Company,s wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punctualy on
SATURDAY, the Itch of May al O'Clock w. and to be
followed by the FLORIDA
Cabin passage Liverpool sl2s in gold or its equivalent
ia Q. S. Currency
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER, ASKEW L Co, Il Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT anu policies for granted here to shippers
n- Bills of ladng for this Company (Which can only be
signedl will be had at the AGENTS Office as above
The ALABAMA will sail on WEDNESDAY I'd May
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, May 18th, at o'clock N.
FOR LIVERPOOL THE MAGNIFICENT Al
fastsailng steamship
COncordia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
VIII leave as above from Post ~, Fourth District.
Cabin Passage, ....,......,..., SIPS in Gold.
stserage ..,...,.,."...... SO Currency
For freight having splendid accommodations for
cabin and steerage passengers, apply to
CREEvY, MCPHERSON & CO.,
Corner oarondest and Grayier streets.
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STEAMBOAT, 3.
MOBILE.

GULF sTEAMPHIP LGNE-y1A MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY
Ala-oOmposod of shefOlowIng screw steamshpa:
Alliance,
H.. AGNEw, Commander.
Planet,
g. H. HALLOWELL Commander
Exact,
q. P. WASHBURN Commander
G. Castro,
GEO. KASTNER, Commander
These steamers al Insure the lowest rates and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills of hiding, with privilege Of reshppng at Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile Tor New Orleans to be for
Warded up the Mississippi river or to Atlantic ports. No
charge for forwarding the actual of transport
atian.
Every facility and accommodation will be given ship
pers md consignees
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents. Office
before shipping and will have their bills of sding signed at
'"' s"'ne place PERKINS L HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents.
20 Carondelet street, New Orleans La.
----~ STEWART 4 OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
leaves AoNDAH, May 18th, the arrival of the P. NJ
PontehartraIn Railroad train
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SINE vyrrrpr
Louise.
JAMES HOPKINS, Commander
VII u leave as above, carrying the U. S. Mails
o's OIL Iauns w be signed at the AGENTS office until AZ
Freight taken greatly reduced prices ay per NEW T
=. B;-No freight received after IL p NJ 'A~' A"u'
w Coal oil received in metal packages only
9, HARRIS, Agent
borner Camp and Common atreets
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~ oATEon tbs 10th inst this well known Ohris,ia a1
nal VIII resume publieation-ths II Volume It's AGENTS are
the Southern Methodist Travelling Preachers Throughout Ala
bamA Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas Old
patrons are invited to subscribe.
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS per in advsaes It reaches
extensive class OF readers which see No ether New Or
leans paper,
o4ee lie Camp street. up stairs
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tIlQl. . THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH Ann

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH ANN
MHsI-sow that peace prevails over our whole country
ana me people have turned their attention civil avocaons
ne y VIII be necessary that the general news of the world
npu DO Circulated ana the proper advertising pubsnp
w GONE therefore We would respectfully sbscrDor
anu advertising patronage from the people Of the Sou and
oner them facilities which unequaled can hardly n
necessary Tor US e draw the attention of the people TO the %
that the NEW YORK NEWS has been constant and con
sstent friend Of the South, her rights and institutions and
Mhen circumstances have changed and must meet I'M
issues that presented propose still to advocate H.
TRUE INTERESTS Of the Southern States and We hons n
past course and proposed future will justify them in awarding
Our circulation be very large and consequently r IA
veEtising advantages proportionaly great. $50
The following schedule of low prices substitution and ad
yertising are offered;
THE PRICE OF THE NEW YORK NEws-DAILY.
To Mail Subscribers
cue year 90
WEEKLY
To Mail Subscribers.
SuHyy ohe year. 90
Five - ''''''''''''''''''-''''t -
Ten ''''''''''''''''''- 7SS S
IT.. AND an extra copy 10 any club of ten
ms Wy copies onayear GEeeSly ......s.... 30 90
n % "eeAly news e sent TO clergymen at,,..... / 90
81 htaeF information, to advertising etc. call at No Is
the encouragement Of an > s ANVIL ""9Ae We sVnVi'
y cry respectfully, your obedient servants
r. W. SMITH c. NJ. SMITH,
AE NATCHEz DEAIOCRAT,
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
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FOURTH DIsTRIcr CouRr r. T. p y
OF New Orleans. 70 -, I

! j. MONKS L COBB VS.. JNo. p.
CApY-saTne vs.. same-Nos. Is, 43T
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CINCINNATI.
YAZOO.

EOR YAzOo AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
Belle, L. T. Basket master q +. Philips clerk,
sartatia Yazoo city Tchua sidon Greenwood and ITALIA
hatchie river The Warren Belle permanent institution
tp trade and leaves regularly above. Those shipping
freight for the above rivers intended for the Warren Belle viii
consgn It 'care Warren Belle Ycksburg, Miss on
W. NJ Wiliams's wharbOat
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ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Leaves on MONDAY, litb inst, at SIN
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS VICES.
a Dqf NatcheH Baton Rouge Plaquemine Dauaidsonyile
ana III interme6iae coast Gudngsl be aud splendid pas
~ VI steamer n AIRY r. Forsyth Henry Edler master
" II trooper, clerk, viii leave Cnmpluys wharf sOt Of
Bienyile street, above For freight or pnsnge apn on
board, or to j. F. FITZGFRhTI, 'pI' Va
r,, . lOl Common street, opposite the City Hotel
the Agent y Office ~ ~ wv nv
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
$50 SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT 1896

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS IS DAY PACKET
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U. s. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 18th, at 5Pn
FoR ST: LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS. vrCKs.
- gnrg Natchez Baton Rouge aud all intermediate land
IRg-Ihe new and splendid passenger steamer Edward
w allah, b. b; Belt, master, John S Lebmer clerk win
Leave as above from the CUmpanys wharf foot BenyHe
street For freight or passage apply board or to
JOHN r. FITZGERALD Agent
- i. lD4 Dou!men street opposite the Civ Hotel
through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold At
the Agents Office. - -
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, ~
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP coNPA.ii
| NYs BOATS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
FOX MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST LOUIS ANB
LOUISVILLE
on' of the following boats will leave As above EVERY
EVENING from the COmpany,s wharf foot Of Bisnylls
street.
Pauline tnrroh. w. IL. Arthur
Mary E. F,Vrsyth, ATolIie Able,
Atlantic, Julia
Mississippf Hdn Handy,
Continental Olive Branch,
Ruths I.unnIDnrv
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay,
City of Memphis, ID. c. Slvon
For freight or through tickets to all points North or
East apply at the Companys oies, J. P. FITZGERALD,
Agent
100 COMMON STREET, opposite City Hots.
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Leaves on MONDAY, llth inst inst, at s p NJ.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th last, at 5p.M.
UNEeUALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AND ALL
intermediate andings-The superior passenger packet
Magenta.
II. LEATHERs, Master AD0LPH MARTIN Clerk
VIII leave for the above, as follows;
Saturday, April 28th at Tuesday, May 18TH P NJ
Thursday May list at P M Saturday, June 18th at BPM
Tuesday, July 3d. at P. NJ,
For freight passage apply board to
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, Front street
GEO. D. HITE, 81 Grayier street.
vIRGINIUS @. DESTZEL, Advertising Agent
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ATLANTIc AND MIsslssLppI STEAMSHIP o0NPAE
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MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28
News KteIIls,

--gTbe original charter of the ancient
offr If williamsburg, granted in the reign
of George l. was lost during the war anu
y,,,,,osir,r il to be destroyed. It was pFopos-
ed 10 send to England for duplIc3Jc' oI Jhe
yeueratrd and much prIIeu Not li's'''-
Tbrouoh the means of the press, however,
the lost document has been heard from, and
- i'm the hands of BrigadIer General
William Is. Brown, late Colonel OK Iue CAe
Hundred and SiNty-eighth Regiment Ne"
vi Volunteers He ''ubtaiued it, Whie
on visit to williamsburg, IN May, i0o''
! from a mass of rubbish which was l\in- IN
tLa office of the Provost NaI9AAI---
/ The charter. lie SAYS, Is WIj,eh III
/ q, r,lag~ hand on old paper. Lngllsh
| - mark. in the time OF George
/ 7 2-fb July. in the year OF hs Ielgu' ana
/ stoned 90 Alexander Spotswood, and cerJihei
/ ,S' f,Ifnv-s. ..Trulv recorded, and examined
with the original, 10y Joseph DaNehPoi' l.
/ Town Clerk ,..,
As our readers are pretty generally aware
! the playing of the "Bonule bI"e il"S i'">
/ nF late been interdicted by order OF ten
/ sherman, and parties playing the Irish
Jauutiug Car" or other tunes, Whieh are
ah,nr thc same thing as the alr PEoScuoen
have cot into trouble, This was the case
with some of the performers at the Ac3utlh(
wherrupon the matter was referred 20 6th
Canhy hv Treasurer klttuedge. The de
ri,inn arrived at is that persons and band,
| may play the "BOuuie Blue Flag 10 theI
hearts content, so long rs 1t Is not p3tpaoN
and uuIuistakahly intended as a uisloya
outbreak or does not cause vehement
demonstrations and uoI>e-Irue Delta.
How RRrrroN EsCApED.-Wc learn thai
Rritron. the leader OF the Belfast guerTillaN
made his escape ny jumping through th'
window of one of the cars while the tran
was under full hcadway. 1t occurred ne"
Adairsvillr in Georgia The tram Na
,topoed as soon rs possible, ard run back I,
rH.snor bu-pethinls was found hut his hat
Ii was a desperate leap, ana would NOT prov
successful once IN a hundred times, but buI
on had desperately resolved not 10 wear tu'
striped jacket Mobile Reg. 4 Adv
CAPT GURIEY.-The Nashville Banne
saws: I'VE are informed that orders haY'
! been recently received from Nd>hlagto.
hy which the severity of Capt. Frank Cur
l,sv's imprisonment viii be materially mlt
gated The irons, which he has been com
pellcd to wear since his arrest, viii be re
moved and his condition in other respect
will be made more comfortable. lie Is stli
in prison at Huntsville, and Is in good healtl
and spirits
In rbe seizure of the whisky distileries i
, New York. the detectives found IN one plae
brandy being manufactured from old print
er's rollers. for the sake of the molaSses, {
which they are partially composed
Among the members of the Massaehusett
House Of Representatives Is sen OF marie
Francis Adams, and a grandson OF Jon
, Quincy Adams who bears the name OF n
grandfather. In a debate few days az
the young Adams assailed the course
Charles Sumner. 1t is also intimated tha
Ex-Governor Andrew, upon whose sta
Adams served, is not pulling with SImne
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

The department of State has received
dispatches from our Consul at Tobasco,
Mexico, dated January 3rd, 1866, in
which he communicates the discovery OF
she ruins oftwo ancient cities which have
remained unknown since the days of the
conquest The first, he says, from its
Typographical situation, he is led to be
lieve is the one occupied by Cortez at the
time of his invasion of Iobasco, and Is
situated about fifteen miles TO the west
Of Trentera, town at the mouth OF the
Tobasco or Grijolva river. The other
is situated in the northeastern portion OF
the State, nearly opposite the present
city of Laguna de los Terminus, and was
known before the conquest as Aicolanea.
The traditions connected with its origin
extend TO period of at least two hundred
years before the Christian era.
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More Cincinnati Commercial CORES
nnndrncc.

We find the following paragraph IN
the New Orleans letter llIarch ~ Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Of the 22nd.
The correspondent is speaking Of the
Times:
lam sorry TO see that this Journal,
the great "Thunderer" of the South
west. is slowly but surely lapsjng from
the high distinction it has heretofore
Justly occupied as the most potent cham
pion Of Uuionism in New Orleans. /
! have often wondered at and admired, and
do still, the marvellous enterprise and
Dcrsistency which built up this great
nappr in the very face Of political and
! nbv-icaI ruin which reiGned in New
/ Orleans. aud the classic and dignIRed
| tone Of its leaders In the midst OF such
chaos Of editorial baroness as prevails
generally in the South, but its early 10y
/ aItvis fading away. InlS64 and 1860
the Crescent city was filled with troops
and the Times was then atlectionate to.
ward the Union: now there are few regI'
ments there aud the Times issi0wiy con
forming itself to the likeness Of the child
dren Of darkness from whom 4
aaca 'r,', son,ratad itself and stood afal
off. When there were ninety regiment.
in and near New Orleans, the Times
talked glibly about "the rebels bu
u PII"'1u o4'J . 20" f,L. ,so,;nar+s Their,
and the Times speaks mildly Of 9TH,
coufederates," and prints sixteen page
dav. In January, 1902 II supported
President Lincoln IN MS war a7''''7' ="
Teot.S' 3I ON" r..., :, .,s., 7Sfr # .Snnorte,
f%,,s Pras;ian+ T JoInson in his war upon tn
..Northern Radicals (meaning Con
gress) and the records OF ine coun'II'7 mum
room show mat l, 'ca'' III | .',.,' '''o,' a,,
2L''Ioo ~. $780, I,s~, tra,nandoms demoIishin
bIast. and in few days thereafter
published eighteen pages Of advertise
ments one more s0ch Vigorously g.
ec"'eu " ~ e,is'9-o t9ut;-a1 ~ 70 La about
,,,0'
T;I-o ou-or nearly a1I-tbe Souther
oomnosropdorce Of tbe Commercial, thel
i +rntb IN tbis, hut truth doctored. I
~ oorr.snoraant Of that journal OF
,,,,s+ bovs Good ewes. no others nee
annIv is necessary that he shou
he able to see everything. But it Is
r,ararontorv condition that he should los
...l,;,,,. tl,r,,,ob ,rra.n snectacI
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1866.
1866.

RATS rcrsus BIRDS Whoever engages in shoot
ing small bir1a is cruel man. whoever aics IN eE
.eTr,fu. t5rr rats is a besefarIor- We s,ould Ike
some one 10 give as the benefit Of their experience II
driving out these pests. We need something beside
dogs, cats, and traps for thIs business oClsl'IA
American y !.
See COSTA ;" advertisement above.
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"COSTAR'S" RAT ENTERAINATOR 3 s'mpie'
safe AMI sure the most Perfe RA IL alton meet
fpr We have eve attended. Every Rst that can get
il rroperI v prepared will eat it, and very one thS
eats will die generally at some place IS 'lsian' a'
DO. : be from where it was takeu lake SAoie.
Mich Miro.
r-see "Costa.'s $" advertisement above.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

FOI-SEVFFPEES troubled with vermfn need o6
so no longer ifthcy use 'Costars" Extern natSr w
have used it 20 our sfa cou; and j. box cost -
we would haveIt We have TIED polsons. oit thg\
effected rcrhiug; but -Castars article knocks tn
breath out Of Rats. Mice. Reaches, Ants, ana Btd
Bu-s gqfcI,cr han we 4 write It It Is in great de
nan7 Il over the c0untry.-Meclna, ONO, G3 Zette.
Use gosrar's' advertisement above.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

LErTERoF HoN. JOHN BELL--Mr' Den
has published another interesting letter IN
regard to the relations between the Afrlcah
race and their late masters in the SOUTH
We shall publish il in our next ISSUE not
donbting that it Will command the atteh,
tion due both to the subject and to the us
tinguished character Of the writer
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

- The sale of Government property
consisting OF Quartermaster's stores was
continued to-day Property seemed TO be
selling very low. These sales will be con-
tjnued from day TO day, aud will probably
last about a week
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1866.

1000.
FARMERS AND HOUS EKEEPERS-should reco'.
iert that hund, eGs OF GoIl-Is worth "t GRAIN Pre-
visions sc. q annually 'estroyed by Rats, Mre
ants and other insects an Nerwir-a'. OF w1IC
7an be rreveured by few collars worth Of Cos
rarsr Rat Rorch, AIT. sc, E4teru-iEaior, bou- Il
ant used freely.
--z-See .Costar's" advertisement above.
/ - Sod in Jackson, N iss.
-SBy--
a5a al Druggists and Dealers mh27d6'n
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

-rOur Mississippi friends. says the Flea-
vuue. win be interested in learning tn"'
Judge shattuck, formerly ofthat state has
removed from California TO Preside Ia the
neighborhood Of Mazarlan. The Mexican
Times. of the oath ult., from which We take
this information. saws he is in most excellent
health and doing well.
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1866

AVOTCE FROM THE AR IVES T.-SoeaS ng ot
.tCostar'," Rat Roach Ant. sc. Extermir tor
'more grain sud Provisions are destroyed > IA
in Grant gougtv by sermin than would pay t"f ton
of MS Rat and Insect Killer Lsnc s'ers " Is r u AID
vz-See Costa 5" advertisement above.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

The Astronomical Society of England
has Just issued eight views Of the planets
Mars.-EXchange.
Baron RothchiId's cellars in the Rue
Latue are said to contain u 600 bottles
Of vine Of every kind, ali nearly as old
As the 10Th century.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

A man in Maine has vessel for which he
wants new dag, and he desires that some
~Ioyal" citizen shall inform him as to how
many stars he would put in the Union!
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

The Sexton OF 20 !, :,
found in the ,.een eemftT e J.
which had been ! cls. o,s
which is oec2'i''l'- .;na
different seci''-''-
Yes there are
.,u,s in different
aregion that has D
4,tiou in certain re
nars can be leile" Z
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We cal. "0i."i
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paints. oils. tN.n
Louis Ia
everylh"- 80 i
sale "n re"r'''.
Thosr of our
per, ~todo" "a
chased tao- %
A. } Noble 81
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With care aodp
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Mr.. SliIl6 moved q cell Of the House, and the
roll being called the following named members
answered to their names:
Hon. j. b. Elan, Speaker pro. tenn, and Messrs.
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Alverson, Bailey,
Brown, Collins, Couvillon, DeI.abarre, Ditto,
Durable, Dugas, Eastin, Elan, Ewing, Edwards,
Freret Fishburn, Gates, Green, Halsey, Harrison,
Head, Hudspeth, Kent, Kelly, Labranche, Nc
Emery, Mcdonald, McGee. Moreland, Mont
gonery, Phillips James, Powell, Regenberg
Richards, Rogers, Sambola, Seaman, Snider
Smith, Stle, Scott Tete, Theriot, Theneman
Walker, Wilmington and Waggaman-4o Repre-
sentatves
| No quorum being present the House, on motion
of Mr.. Stile, adjourned.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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On motion the Housess
naittee Of the whole, Mr.
the consideration Of the bin
Upon rising, Mr.. Tucker, chs
mittee, stated to the House taS
had risen because upon vote bes-----ggwM
appeared to be no quorum present, ana was
not competent for him to report what progress had
been made by the committee; wherefore Mr..
stille moved call Of the House, when the follow
ing Representatives answered to their names:
Hon. j. B. Elan, Speaker pro tenn, and Messrs-
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Alverson, Barry
! Brown, Bruton, Collins, Davenport Drew, Ditto,
Dugas, Eager, Eldridge, Ewing, Edwards, Fenner,
Freret, Fishburn, FuIda Gates Green, Halsey,
Harrison, Head, Hays Hudspeth, Jonas, Kent,
Kelly, Labranche, Leeds, Leblanc, McEnery, Nc
ConnelI, Mcdonald, McGee, Moreland, Montgom-
erv, Michigan, Mutt, Powell, Pujo, Regenberg,
Richards, Rogers, Ryan, Sambola, Snider, Stille,
i Tete. Texada, Theriot, Tucker, Walker, Whiting
i ton. Waggaman, Williamson, Wadden and Weeks
t-59 Representatives.
i Quorum being present Mr.. Tucker, chairman
on behalf of the committee of the whole, reported
that the committee had adopted two amendments
) to section first, as follows:
Insert in the ninth line before the word follow
e ingn the words " alluvial portions OF the; and
after the word parishes !" in the same line the
Z words which will be protected by levees;' and
by striking out from the fifteenth and sixteenth
q, lines the words and the auvial portion Of the
parish Of; and that the committee recommend the
n, adoption Of the section and amendments.
d., The report Of the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Williamson moved to insert in the eighth line
Of the second section the word thirty in lieu Of
n, twenty -one," which agreed TO- and the Sec
ton as amended was adopted.
n Mr. Mcconnell offered the following:
81 Rescued That the bill under consideration be
m referred to special committee Of five with in
is struetions to report tomorrow morning, by sub
y stitute, bill upon the basis Of the act now in ex
stence authorizing the continuance in office Of the
tn, present board of levee commissioners, appointed
by his Excellency the Governor, and should add
tional appropriations be necessary than those al
5th ready made for the building Of SAID levees tina
ion such appropriations be made upon the basis G
ind taxation upon the whole Of the real and persona
property Of the State.
La Mr.. Fenner moved to commit the bill to the Ju
Tx, dietary Committee; which was withdrawn.
ly, On motion the House adjourned.