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Not dollars worth of property. is to be
taken without proper compensation, But
1t seems as though the Senators Will not
even hear this bill read, and If it is made
the special order for Thursday, do not be-
ileve they will be any better prepared than
they are now.
Nj. Wilcox. think it will be an injury to
the bill, and to the interests of the city OF
New Orleans and the State of Louisiana to
refer it as suggested. / believe, sir, that we,
as senators, are as competent now to take
up the bill, section by section, as we will be
thursday, or q week from thursday, or
next session. The gentlemen who desire to
postpone it are only trying to gain time to
see how much more opposition they can
bring to bear.
Mr.. Braughn: Mr.. President
Mr.. Packard: | rise for information as to
whether it will be in order to move recon-
initial.
The President: There is a motion to refer
TO special committee, but the motion to
recommit takes precedence. However your
motion would be out of order now, as Sena-
tor Braughn has the floor.
MIR. Braughn: Mr.. President, am not one
CT those who desire the consideration of
this bill postponed if we eau act
tremendously and to the best interest of
the State. came this morning prepared to
act upon it, and what suggestions and
amendments have to offer | am ready to
propose now. When moved, this morning
first to postpone and then to lay upon Il e
table, it was because thought | saw dis
position on the part OF the Senators to
urge this matter through at all hazards,
aud not to listen to any alterations or amend
ments froC our side OF the house. Such
not being the case am ready to proceed,
but at the same time believe tnat the motion
to commit to special committee is proper
one, because in my judgment this bill will
need so many amendments and alterations
that its consideration on the part of the
whole House will necessarily consume n
great deal of time, which can be avoided by
a reference to this special committee to con.
slider this bill and nothing else. As TO re.
committal to the Committee on Internal I'M
provements, that will accomplish nothing.
They will report it, as they formerly did,
without alteration.
Therefore, believing that reference to
special committee viii put it in the shape it
should assume when it becomes q law, |
will call for the previous question upon the
motion to refer to a special committee.
By vote of yeas sixteen, nays ten, the
bill was referred to special committee of
seven.
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by taking up all bills referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole.
Amendment accepted, and motion carried
Mr.. Noble, of Orleans, was called to n,
chair.
House bill No. 125 under consideration.
After discussion, and agreeing UNI,
amendments to the bill, the COMMITTEES ro,.
from lack of a quorum.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The Chairman submitted the followin.
report:
To the Honorable the Speaker and Members of IL.
House OF Representatives: Wv
The Committee of the Whole having cor
sidered House bill No. 1875, report the SAM Su,
to the House as amended, and having M
quorum rose. ~
W. POPE NOBLE. Chairman
Upon motion of Mr.. Gair, of East Fe,i
ciana, the House adjourned until to-morrov
at meridian.
WIN. VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representative
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MYRTLE Coureelle VS.. Cecilia Kee~an an
her husband John Keegan.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE Par
y lsn OF OrieAns, No. q $50 by virtue OF a vi
lne Fourth District Court for the Parish Of Orlean
10 Ine above entitled cause, VII proceed to sell
PnDnc suction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal All
mouse streets in the Second District Of thl
Syn on TUESDAY, September q, 1858, at
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together ull
tne puiloings and improvements thereon yini
pisln9s Apd situated in the foarth District OF Dbl
CIV n tne square bounded by ST. Mar 81. AndrsI
Annunciation, and Laurel streets, desirnated !,
MARY street, by one hundred and twsnty.thfee IN
Yen inches and i've lines In depth and front on Al
nuneiatiQp street, and twentseight feet in the 10
lrom 1ne suggestion Of her deceased husband Nhd
acquired u from william X. herblsy by M passed
dated Nay II, 1862 : '-@' - 49,
Seized in the above suit.
Term9-Cash on the spot
20, =. THOMAS +. MAXWELL,
aug q sea Sheriff Of the Pa lsh Of Orleans
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rHE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Square. / mo. mos. mos. mos. IA mos

Morthlv Advertisements inserted every other day,
20 he charged two-th thirds the above rates.
nscond page monthly advertise ments, each square
40 per month: n ,. =. A. .
s,aneT first insertion 81 so per square, each subse
Snent insertion eeventy-ive cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements each inser-
fion 81 90 per square.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at Intervals to be charged
ss new each insertion. ,
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that IN no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent . &,
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
is published every Saturday morning. Subscrlp-
kion IS per annum, advance; half yearly and quar-
tsrly, same rates. Single copies ten cents
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st. Charles Theatre.
SHERIFF'S SALES,
John Racquet Claws FREDERICK Hsrn,

JOhn Racquet Clay VS. Frederick Herman
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
Il ism OF Orleans, No 2l,e43.-By virtue Of writ
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
the above entitled suit, / will proceed ia ssi' N
public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Cussos
house streets in the Second District OF this civ os
9GtSo e II lss 2. sTelys O'clock
with all the Improvements thereon, situate "a ma
Fourth District Of this city in the square bounded
Dy FIRST second, st Patrick and st. Denis streets
being lot number thirteen. and measures tWentJ
seven feet one inch and six lines front on Firl
street, by one hundred and eleven feet sir inches
depth, between parallel lines as per plan by a N
blanchard, surveyor, dated twentieth MAY ISL
and deposited in the office of w. h. Peters, notarl
year.
2 THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OR MoIETd
OF the following described property viz: EleIsl
Lots of Ground, together with ali the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situate in the Fourth DID
trict in this city, in square bounded by First sd
ond, st. Dennis and st. Patrick streets and de;is
mated by the umbers Il TO "a both inclusive on
pan by blanchard; Snryeyor dated twentieth Nav
tiers by act dated tenth June, 1853: Lots numberl
fourteen htteen and sixteen have each twenty sevsl
ieeu one men at six lines front First street
one hundred and eleven feet six inches deep ID
NO. sixteen forming the corner Of First and s. Pal
rick streets; Lots Nos, seventeen eighteen, mind
teen, twenty and tWenty-one have each twenty seye
feet one inch and six lines on Second street. by oil
hundred and eleven feet six inches deep; Lots Nd
twenty-five and twenty three have each twenty seV
feet one inch and five lines front on second stirred
BY one hundred and eleven feati six inches deep all
Lot No. twenty four has thirty fest front on St Pl
rick street, by one hundred and fifty feet deep.
g. ALSO, ANOTHER LOT. Tin tine same DistrjI
as above, in square bounded BY Second, Third
DryRdes and st Dennis Streets and designated as
No Is on another plan by same Surveyor Of SAN
date and in same office, and measures thirty ID
feet seven inches front on St Dennis street,
thrty-one feet five inches and half line in width
the rear and one hundred aud fifty feet in depth
A / of which properly, with the dimensions an
details thereof, viii fulls appear by referenc
TO the authentic copy OF the act of mortgage passe
before o. Drouet. notary public in this city, date
twentieth OF February 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THoS. L. Maxwell,
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I7I THOMAS L. MAAWELL
sci 10 oc3 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orean
Miguel Plris vs.. The African Method.
Episcopal Zion Society.

SEVENTH pIsTRlCT COURT OF THE Pal
~ ish Of Orleans, No. 9-Ry virtue OF vi
OF seizure and sale to me directed By the EEcnorA
the Seventh District Court for the parish Of oren
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctionsiI
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Cus,0a
house streets, in the Second District Of this city
SATpRpAY,t the 10th day Of September, ls6e al
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situsaI
the First District of this city designated BY the I'd
y and u in SQUARE No. 90 bounded by PerdidO, Oh
yier, Johnson and Prieur streets, as per plan draw
BY Louis Bringler, hate Surveyor General on the ..
April, le59, and deposited in the otiioe Of David
MeOay. late Notary Public of this city. Said ID
measure each in American measure twenty.nine fl
seven inches and seven lines front on johnson stree
BY depth of one hundred and fifty-one feet thfl
inches between parallel lines together with an %
singular the buildings aufd Improvements thereu
rights, ways seryitudes privileges, and all other a
vantages fhereunto belonging OF In any wise appa
tanning, without exception or reservaiion The abo
described property belongs to said Society, by meal
Of the purchase It made thereof from GarOlin
fourth DAY 9f September 1866, before VIM, j. CASTE
Notary Pnbli q in this city "
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
Suis sci 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of I1rL
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Celeste, Dowty, from Cincinnati.
Frances. Blakeslee. from Noodle.
T NJ Bsgley, Sierrett, from Louisville.
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse from Bayou Sara.
Mittie Stephens, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
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REOEIPTs or PROpUCE

CTNCINNATI-Steamer Celeste-Western pro.
duce and sundries to order
observation-disclosures Il N Bagley-l0 barrels
apples and sunday produce for Galveston
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Smmes-2I bales
cotton and sundry produce
BAYOU Subsistence Mittie Stephens-lOg
bales cotton and sundries TO order
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola, to j c
Rogers-lst dist
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, from Galveston and In
dianola, to A Whitney &co-lst dist
Steamship General Meade, Sampson, from New
York 2ist ult to Wood, Low l. Ludwigsen-2d
dist
Steamship Texas, Baker, from Indianola, to Kelly,
Long Ncn-3d dist
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Notwithstanding Kensington-l2l bales o
cotton 10 bales WOOL 90 bales moss 50 rolls leather l76
hides and sundries
OETTE-Bark Prima Donna-5O6lO slaves
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Marine Intelligence.
LEAVING TODAY.

Vicksburg.. FRANK PAEGoUD, White, 5 p. NJ.
Red River. ENTERPRISE Lee, 8 P ".
Bay st. Louis, LAURA, Walker, 9 A. M.-Cars.
Vaudeville. ,..., CAnGELIA, Cozzens. l2M.-Cars.
Mobile. .......... MAIL BOAT, Up. M.-CArs-
Mobile ....,.,..... LUCRETIA, Davis. 4 p. N.
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Oscar Isnard vs. Robert wynne. Octav


$500 Morel vs. Same.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsl
H. OF QTleaus Nos ls 4i4 and Ia445-By virtue Of tw
wrIts OF tier faeias to directed by the Honorab
the Fifth District Court for the parish of OrleanS
the above entitled causes will proceed to sell at pah
lie auction, Mt the Merchants and Auotioneers u
change, Royal Street, between Canal and Oustod
house streets in the Second District of this ci ol
bATU October third, 1866 at y o'clock NJ 4
J. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third
District of this city, designated by the numbers 81
and seven: Of square No. l04. on the Original ph
made by j, Pile late Surveyor, the first dig i
june 1880, deposited for reference in the ofha u
Garile Pollock, then one of the notaries of this
SAID lots are contiguous and measure each sixty Id
front on -. Anthony street, by 10 feet deep lt
2 ALor OF GROUND situated in the Faubgarl
harlgny, in the Third District OF this city, in u
square bounded by Celestine, ST. AnthonS, Annerl
and Genius streets. designated by the number two
square number sixty eight on the plan Of SAID 81
urb drawn by ,Iossph Pile lata Eu Fveyor and dep
tied for reference in the office Of Felix d ArmasthG
q notary public in this city. Said lot measurn
French measure. sixty feet front or Oelestne stfs
by one hundred and fifty feet deep; together with
and singular improvements, rights ways servItude,
privileges and all other advantages belonging 10 II
aforesaid lots of ground or in any wise appertann
without exception or reservation Which proput'
the defendant acquired by purchase from Henl
Wilt, as per act before p. e Laresche, notary ps
lie in this city on the nineteenth March, 1851.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
sci 10 oc3 Sheriff OF the Parish of Oreans
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trnias
North and East via jackson Rairoad-Leave
daily at 5:3C P. NJ. Arrive at $50 P. NJ.
Galveston via 0pelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of St. Ann street Thurs
DAYS and sundays at so a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. NJ.
COnst Steamers.
For Mobile--Steamer leaves MilneburR every day
on arrival of p. NJ Pontchartrain cars.
For MobilC-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at 5 p. NJ.
For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays arrival OF 8
A. NJ. train; Saturdays arrival ct p NJ. train,
going to Pascagoula.
street on the 9Th and 10th of every month.
For Madsonville. Vaudeville, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival OF P. NJ. train; Saturday, p NJ.
Sunday (exoursion), $40 A.. NJ.
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no KENT,-A EEWLY BUILT TwosTORY
BRICK Dwelling with al modern couveniencss
". htsmpArt street, q few Goofn above Canal
=. Ssrnen. No astory nuildIns. nos
TO RENT "A LARGE Ann FTIqIBLH
= el1re-enecf the ineat h the citv--No ia Canal
sbzsse Hszf 9asondeles street. 4 6 susceptible q
I'll liz sssltsa Int tnp stores 10 good lessee "
VIZ p konleo cheap, Inquire Of
0khNQM, No. Story Building
ooEner Of Camp and Common streets
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For Texas Ports.

For Galveston and Indanola-Aforgsn line. foot of
ST. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 6
A NJ.
For Brazos Santiago-Morgsnl line, foot of st. Jo-
seph street. every Saturday at sA. NJ
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Steamship Kensngton, Babson for Boston
Creevy. Nickerson act
British bark Prima Donna, Perkins, for Cette
A + Cochran Dec
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IMpnRTS.

INDIANoLA AND GALVESTON-.SteAmsh
Cinton-6 bales cotton, hides, SPECIE and sundries
to order
MoBILE-steamer Frances-l6 bales cotton and
mdse 10 order
NEW Notwithstanding General Meate-Asstd
mdse
INDIANoLA-Steamship Texas-Cattle to order
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Ocean Steamships,

Fcr New York-UromweII line every Saturday at !
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday al
EP N.
For Baltimore and Havana-Steamship from Jack
son Square on the LIST and 18th Of every month.
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RRLOW nnMINh nP.

Schooner United States, johnson, II days from
Ragged Island, to L X Poole
Ship Lady Blessington, AID ans, from Newport,
Wales, July DIST to master
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
Thursday, September 10, 1868.
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DEEvES AArBROsIA

REEVES AMBRosIA
FOR THE HAIR
Improved.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
itcausss the Hair to ouri beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invisorasss the Roots of the Hair.
Itforess the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriAntiy.
1t immsdiAtel5 stops Hair Falling Out
Itkssps the hair from Changing Color from Aga
It restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald TO
years.
lis composed entirely of simple and purely vsssta-
Bile substances.
Ithas received over six thousand voluntary testimo
mails Of its sEssencs. many of which are from ply.
sioians In high standing.
1t s sold in hAlipound bottles. tths name blown in
the glass by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere at One Dollar Per Bottle. Wholesale b,
Dem Barnes Col Q. +. wells a Col scbisffslin
mh2 a 90. New York
NEwsPAPERa zAaAzIMEs
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Kro
A. SIMON,
sB......- ...... .Baronno Btreet...........~.e B
HAS ALWAYS ron SALE.
An TIA CITY PAPKRs,
/ Allths Northern And Western DAILIES.
| is0 dffsrSnt Pubiie1fis1s among which ar.
the American Nqturail1t the Journal Of Speculative
uEsss and he Mss a AZ 81 s1s ~ S1lIa ~
the Negro ia thu Robslhon. Il Comic de MoFSt
ses:sssis;SS s , ssss.sss snss.n sns
Pat s%D sSE ' Fssss q g
nfs eta, and containing dpgcrpton1 81 sl7 hsffee
TIA PEEKKE HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
The undersigned having leased the above popular
Hotel. sad having made extensive alterations and
improvements is now open for the reception Of
guests, with all the appointments Of first class
Hotei. j. B. BUTTERwoRTli& 90,
ans In Propristors
Il O. KATMlHAEs
ERoF1cAL RooEma MAEUFAoToRV
And Doaldrin
c1els c1ereea1 Coke. gEhlfa nand and
EIHeuoads
az Bisasil a.l9sE aoinsf ii liassis. EeW Orleans
oEdsr ls't e ~ hove piae1. Of Bdx s. AIeuhaAica
Ershansa. ~ saz..se pr1nut tendon. apt
! OEg1ggHE s5ssNra zM4 EkAegIo
zine fsrass; a.. . e ~ pstgn pew eels
az nuch less COST also q .|t G I'M AID afinr7
l roofs. hursicena room d tf.fa|AH tI1. aflin7
n1rsd 10 cover g1uii1 o. tf|1I 1I'I NJ .1I 1f< tr1
/ |9tIfre 4 oDtirnIr from tNe 4lIeA tf a. IIE<1f.
I an Eofk auaf4r,scd Vuge q #fA1N4 4fSIt
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OOAEMEKCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. seutenber o ises
hs sappy On factors tsbss ana ne New YoF tse n
grams reporting an additional decline. the market
IN the dsy ruled Vii NOR orr IN favor Of buyers me
saas summing up ha bales At an irregular reduction
quote low niddling Il 2is2sssc; middling at -9s5c.
n saeS ody - snAT eeSs
Tns more general nine parties participating N the
ofter Qualities fha1 Il from low ,niddlino III mia.
ding and st1ct middiae and the sales snow Y much
sSg brok to Be- mors SGtS S 0 tS.T sss
~i0n Sefiee oi 81 o.op, sS,g AZ &c
Rtoo, an hand Nam, ! ,assbalsa aoaa
Arrived today ,'...,.....,....... IA ~,
AA'su pis''0u1S '''''''''''''''''''''' ana o.zSs
en..,.a tsx. ,or a3S
Oloarsd previously ..................... III 20l2
80,
Ts apo sS wore or B Bosom sscnsss
49,. nv nave not sale worthy OF note to
as mons 4 Ky sas ts ~ S1P9R,bs
sIsas At i2sl24e 2 toE S o. 4 and ~ lsSisse
ssksi6e for Nos il az aG Louisana snsarls re- re-
My .FS e - i ~ Ia 1asa ~ ssH = t
4sssecs q ssIss iSF sos time We omit gSo,atons
a1RRfVRLS FROM Tag WksT-The steamer
D89ny tTsm ~ ylnc9nnAsi. arrived . .o.aaE
* ~ rhs mayRef Il dnii sair exsent
/oi business is doing II p a ios6ing way, but At
g, ny S ara inca e ID Ss ~ 5lc
80 double extra at g IS 800 treble extra on phi.
ysss terms . spS 10, co SaGVs . sa,Ss slse &
.ssts tafms ana p so aasY lsi - y ~ f Pr
M y NJ srsra 2s a: trshia %
~ isw wi ohoiee anu fanny eA'fA sAv sosA
n Y Y ~. ~ ,ss ann e.e
49,. Att1 ~. " a.ss- ~ siA ~ a. - ss.t a.
ifa go 80 in .sSsse ~ 81 Il IA N rfag y
3; g $: : 49,; s.:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

academy of MuAlc.
The open doors Of the Academy la,t
evening ushered in another multitude n
people, who delight to listen to the SONG
the dialogue, and the joke. Burnt cOrk
bears sway there, and evokes mirth mn.
bounded. Beside the several old favorits,
Of the Academy, Johnny Allen, Billy Mar.
ming, and others Oft Ethiopian comedian,
are winning their way to general favor
Something new every night. Go to m
Academy this evening sure, and see M
wonderful dance by the wonderful Inv
Master Eddie, and all the rest Of the gre5t
attractions.
Dick Parker and his banjo. CAPTAIN
Jinks and Bitter Be-er,n Rosenthal's hal
lad, Billy Emerson in his wonderful SOM
and dance, and "Humpiy Dumpty" th1
evening.
st. Charles Theatre.
The Skiff g. Gaylord Ministries create
sensation even before their first appear.
ance at the ST. Charles, which will be Al
the matinee on Saturday next. There ar,
many familiar names in the COMPANY. and
great expectations are excited by their an
nouncements. Low Gaylord, Frank PeI
Johnny Stiles, John Barsby, and Joe Mar
always draw. The great man-monkey apI
contortionist will make his first appearaDcl
Saturday, sure.
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VIEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN THURSDAY sEPTEIBER TO- 1858


Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey, Taylor. Unph-
reys, Walsh, Washington, WIN. Q. Viii
liams, Henderson Williams, Yorke, D.
Young-50.
Mays: Bergeron, Curell, Degrange, Has
kell, Hanlon, Kent, LiHoste, McCullen,
May, Magee, Noble, Pierce, Prescott, vii
| sem Waters-l5.
MIR. Washington, of Assumption, moved to
reconsider the vote just taken.
Mr.. Lott, OF Rapides, moved to lay the
motion to reconsider on the table.
Carried.
Messrs. Theophile Simms and Starville
Prejean were sworn in and took their seats
The Committee on Judiciary submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ROOM,
Septe nber 8, 1863
To the Honorable Speaker and House Of Repre-
sentAtives:
GENTLEMEN-In case of Senate bill No. III
| your Committee on Judiciary report favor
| ably.
In case of House bill No. 14S your com
mittee report tavorably, with amendments
P. HARPER,
Chairman Committee on Judiciary.
Senate bill No. ITO was ordered to be
| placed on the calendar for a third reading
House bill No. 14s, $50 copies was ordered
to be printed on motion of Mr.. Isabelle, O.
Orleans.
The Committee on Claims submitted tbs
following report, which was received snd
accepted;
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of representatives.;
Your Committee on Claims beg leave tc
report favorable to making an appropriation
for the payment of the claims of Charles E
Fortier rnd Mrs. Hypoite Fortier, amount
ing to three thousand dollars with interest
on the same at the rate of five per cent. from
April 6, 1867, for which judgment was OBJ
tanned by them against the State in tbs
Sixth District Court of New Orleans, March
IA, 1868.
Your committee being fully satisfied that
the claim is just and legal one, respectful.
" recommend the passage of the following
act.
]. H. MCVEAN,
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Monetary and Commercial,


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. September 9. lses !
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be concurred in with such changes in
phraseology as are necessary to express the
OBJECT Of the amendment. The aforesaid
changes are expressed on the face of the
bill accompanying this report.
(Signed) JOHN RAY,
lSlgned) H. J. CAMPBELL.s
tSignedl A. B. BACON.