New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

Mr.. DeGrsnge, of Orleans, offered the
following amendment in the sixth line
after the word Governor
by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate.Y
In section Sd, strike out the words one
dollar and fifty cents" and insert fifty
cents"
Mr.. Burrel, of St. John Baptist. moved
to lay the first amendment on the table.
Yeas Abbott, Alexander, Adolphe, Buck
ingham, Burrel, Collins Calhoun, Quincy,
Devices, Dufresne, Dupart, Evaus, Esnard,
Faulkner, Guigonet, Gsrstkamp, Guidry,
Hill, Houore, Harper, Holland, Lee, lie
Roy, Lett Morris, Mollere, McVean, Man.
sion, Morey, Moran, Pearce, Raymond, hey,
| Smith, Taylor Walsh, Umphreys, Vim. G.
Williams. II. Williams-39.
Nays Bennett, Belot, Bergeron, De-
Grange, Eager, Hutchinson, Kent, Landers,
Mahier, McMillen, Magee, Noble, Pratt,
Page, Pierce, Slaton, Wilson, Zoe;iy-1s.
Mr.. Morey, of Ouachita, moved to lay the
second amendment on the table.
Carried by the following rising vote:
| Yeas Al nays IL.
| Mr.. Pratt, of Claiborne, offered the fol.
owing amendment:
One dollar for the first insertion and fifty
cents for each subsequent one.
| Mr.. Morey moved to lay on the table.
| Carried.
Mr.. Pratt called for division.
| The Chair decided that the question had
been carried by decided vote, and under
the circumstances would not entertain the
motion for division.
Mr.. Pratt appealed from the decision OF
the Chair.
Yeas and nays demanded, and resulted
as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander Adolphe, An
tome, Belot, Bufrel, Collins, Calhoun, Gu
ney, Devices, Dufresne, Demarest, Dupart,
Evans, Esnard, Faulkner, Garstkamp,
| Gray Guidry, Hill, Honore, Hutchinson,
Holland, Isabelle, Lee, Leroy, Morris, MOI,
lere, hcVean, Mansion, horey, MOrand,
Pearce, Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey,
Smith, Taylor, Wash, Wren, Umphreys,
WIN. c. Williams, II. Williams, YOrke, D.
| Y0ung-45
Nays: Bennett Buckingham, Bergeron,
De Grange, Eager Guigonet, Lott Ian.
ders, Mahier, Noble, Pratt, Pierce, Slalon
! wilson, IOely-l6.
The decision of the Chair wss sustained.
Mr. MOrey, OF OnaChita, moved that the
bill be considered engrOssed, placed on its
third reading, and final passage.
Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell moved for q
call of the House to ascertain whether 10
quorum WAS present
The roll WAS called, and ifty-two members
| ans wered to their names.
Mr. McMillen, of Carroll moved that the
following amendment of Mr.. DeGrange be
taken from the table:
TO insert after the word representative
by and with the advice and consent Of the
| Senaten
Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, called for the
previous question on the amendment Of Mr..
DeGrange.
Main question ordered.
The amendment WAS adopted.
The following IS amended passed lite third
| reading and final passage, and was ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence:
A Joint Act to regulate the publication of
legal notices, the proceedings of police
juries, and the proceedings Of town
councils or trustees.
| SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate AM
House Of Representatives OF -he State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
| Thar 1t shall be the duty Oi the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, aud Speaker of the
House of Representatives, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate,
upon the passage of this act, to designate
one newspaper in each aud every parish in
the State in which all legal advertisements
required by law to be made in o newspaper
viz: Orders Of publication, attachments,
and nOn-resdents' notices, sales Of land by
DEGREES, executions, mortgages, and for
taxes by shertfs, clerks, and all other off.
Gers, proceedings of police juries and town
councils or board of trustees Of towns,
together with all other advertisements
required by law to be made and published
, | in a newspaper, of whatever nature, shall
be published, which newspaper shall be print-
ed and published in the parish in which Il
shall be 80 designated, and that in case there
| is, in the judgment Of the Governor Lieu
tenant Governor, and Speaker of the House
of Representatives., or majority of them,
no loyal newspaper published in q parish,
then, and in that case, all tho legGl notices
before mentioned or referred to shall be
published in loyal paper convenient to
IL a.. A7N
! ernOF, Lieutenant Governor, and Speaker
of the House Of Representative, or % ma
jOrlty OF them, for the publication Of legal
notices, etc.
SEC ,. And be it further enacted
That each newspaper so designated shall
be the official newspaper for the parish or
parishes tor which said newspaper shall
be so designated, in which all the legal ad
Vertising of such parishes shall be made as
required by law, And it shall be the duty
of the editor or publisher of such newspa-
per, upon the payment of the printers fee,
to file in the Clerks office of the Court hay
ing jurisdiction his affidavit, with the
printed copy of such atfidaVits, advertise
ments appended, together with his receipt
for the payment of the printers fee, paid by
the party at whose instance, and Tor whose
benefit such advertisement shall have been
made, and to be collected as other costs.
The said atidavits shall give the date OF the
!
peared, and be filed and recorded by the
Clerk as legal evidence of the publication
of the same, to be read, or certified copy
thereof, in all courts of law and equity; and
any such publication made contrary to the
provisions of this act in the parish or districts
where newspapers are so designated shall
be null and Ofno etfecty
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That the
compensation to the editors or publishers of
newspapers in this act shall be one dollar
and fifty cents per square for the first in.
strtion, and seventyfive cents for each sub
seQuent insertion tor the publication of the
notices hereinbefore mentioned, one square
being ten lines solid agate.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, That all
acts or parts of acts not consistent with
the foregoing sections of this act be and
the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. D. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after It's
passage.
Mr.. Eager moved to adjourn. Lost,
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced asking concurrence in the follow.
ing bills
Senate bill No. "a.
Senate bill No. 49,
Senate bill No. %.
Senate bill No. 8.
Senate bill No. rs.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
| STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
| New Orleans, July AZ, 1858. !
To the Hon. Speaker Of the House Of Representa-,
am instructed by his Excellency, the
sentatiVes that he has approved and
| aiUnnd