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ESTATE OF II. sPIRO d. CO. AND
H. sPIRO, INDIVIDUALLY.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE
nsHt,,s,A -

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
District Of Louisiana, :
New Orleans, January 2, 1853
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L thirty first day of December A. D. 1851 WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of II. SPIR0 & 90 and H. SPIRO, individu-
ally. Of Eew Orleans, in the parish of Orleans and
State of Louisiana, who was adjudged bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment OF any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging to such bank
rupt to him or for his ue, and the transfer of any
property by him forbidden by law; that meet
ing Of the creditors of the said bankrupt prove
their debts and to choose one more assignees of
his estate. will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at No. 3 ST. Charles street. in the city Of
New Orleans Louisiana. before Don A. Pafdee
Register, on the 9th day of January A. d. 1853 AZ
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
L. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal,
No. 3lT-ja32 Is District Of Louisiana.
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w. L. MCMILLAN,
j. H. INGRAHAM,
M. VIDAL,
Which was received.

Which was received.
Mr.. Tinchant moved to discharge the
committee.
By Mr.. Blandin:
Article seventy-fve, majority re-
port, reading as follows:
ART. n. The supreme court and
each of the judges thereof shall have
power to issue writs of habeas corpus
at the instance of all persons in actual
custody, in all cases when they may
have appellate jurisdiction,
Which was adopted.
BY Mr.. Blandin:
Article seventy-six, majority report,
reading as follows:
ART. 70. No judgment shall be rem
dered by the supreme court without
the concurrence of a majority COM
posing the court. Whenever the ma
jority can not concur, in consequence
of the recusation Of any member of
the court, the judges not recused shall
have power to call upon any judge or
judges of the district courts, whose
duty it shall be when so called upon to
preside in the place of the judge or
judges Reused, and to aid in determin-
ing the case.
Which was adopted.
BY Mr. Gair:
Article seventy-seven, majority re-
port, reading as follows:
ART. 70. All judges, BY virtue OF their
Office, shall be c0naeFvaterB of the peace
throughout the state. The style Of all pro-
cess shall be The state Of Louisiana" All
prosecutions shall be carried on in the
name and BY the authority Of Z" The state Of
Louisiana and conclude Against the
peace and dignity Of the same"
Which was adopted.
By Mr.. Blandin;
Article sevsnty-eight, majority report,
reading as follows
ART. 50. The judges Of all courts, when
ever practicable, shall refer TO the law in
virtue Of which every dellnitive Judgment
Is rendered but in al cases they shall adj
duce the reasons on which their judgment
is founded.
Which was adopted.
By Mr.. Bertonneau:
Article seventy-aIne, majority report
reading as follows
AIR. 70. The judges Of all courts shall
be liable to impeachment fer high crimes
and misdemeanors. Fer any reasonable
cause the governor shall remove any eli
them on tie address 81 tWo-thirds Of the
members elected TO each house Of the gen
eral assembly. In every such case the cause
er causes for which such removal may IS
required ahall be stated at length Is the
address, and inserted IN The Journal Of each
house.
Mr. Waplcs moved "a ascend By striking
OK the word q high.
Agreed TO.
Mr. Reagan moved to amand by adding
he judges a. all eouzls ahan b. liable 10
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ESTATES OF JsaKP6 DRExFUs,
BENJAMIN DREXFUs, AND
AARON DGENFUs.
Individually ard - members Of the firm OF Dresfus
brothers 3 Co.
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IadlVIdaaIg and . Mgmber1 q The Flrm Of samuel
DaB0W & Co
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and report to the convention to-day.
WEDNESDAY, January Is, 2 P. NJ.
At the expiration of the recess, the
committee reassembled.
The roll was called and a quorum
found to be present.
Mr.. Pinehback in the chair.
By Mr.. Underwood, article seventy
four, majority report.
Mr.. Crane moved to amend by
striking out "May" and inserting
"June."
Mr.. Gair moved to lay the amend
ment ON the table.
Adopted.
Article seventy-four, majority re-
port, reading as follows:
ART. rs. The supreme court shall
hold its sessions in the city of New
Orleans from the first Monday in the
month of November to the end of the
month of May. The legislature shall
J have power to fix the sessions else
where during the rest of the year;
until otherwise provided, the sessions
shall be held as heretofore,
Was adopted.
The rules were suspended to receive
the report f the special committee,
and the committee, through Mr.. Nc
MILAN, its chairman, submitted the
following report:
To the President and Members OF the Constitu.
tional Convention;
Your committee appointed to report
what further action, if any, is neces-
sary to secure the speedy collection
of the tax levied under the ordinance
passed December "a, 1867, and to con-
fer with the officers authorized to COL
lect the same and with the major gem
eral commanding the fifth military
district, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing preliminary report:
In compliance with the resolution
adopted this day, your committee
called at the offices of the auditor and
treasurer of state, but failed to find
either of those officials in his Office;
from their clerks, they learned that
the tax collectors of this city had re-
ported that but a small amount, some
twenty dollars had been collected,
but as no reports from the collectors
were on file in the auditors office, the
reason alleged by the collectors for
their failure to collect the tax could
not be ascertained to-day.
Your committee next visited Major
General Hancock, and were informed
by him that the failure to collect the
special tax had been officially pre-
scented to him by the auditor of the
state day before yesterday; that he
had the subject under consideration,
and would present his views in writ
ing without unnecessary delay, and
recommended that no further action be
taken until his reply to the auditor of
the state be made, which your COM
mittee were informed would cover the
whole subject under consideration.
In compliance with this suggestion
of General Hancock, we respectfully
recommend the convention to allow
the matter to remain in statu quo a
reasonable time, in order to give the
general commanding opportunity to
act.
Your committee herein desire to
state that the general declined to in
form them verbally what that action
would be, but said expressly that
he would communicate with them in
writing.
(Signed) w. L. MCMILLAN,
j. H. INGRAHAM,
M. VIDAL.
Which was received.
Mr.. Tinchant moved to discharge the
committee.
BY Mr.. Blandin:
Article seventy-fve, majority re-
port, reading as follows:
ART. n. The supreme court and
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LOUISA AN A
THIRTY EIGHTH DAY.

NEW ORLEANS, January Ia, 1868.
ne convention met pursuant to ad-
jcurnment.
nc president called the convention
to order At II A. NJ
The roll was .alledi and the follow
ing msp5 answered TO their
e. .liaferre, president; Messrs
4 Antoine .aker, Bertonneau, Blandin,
sBonrcgr ar BonnetOi, Brown, Burrel,
tgooev 1 me, Crawford Cromwell
Nj ~. ing Demarest, Depasseau,
PSAt londe, Donate, U. Duparte,
Dun snard, FRANCOIS, Ferguson,
Car alll.ner, Harris, Hampstead,
Inlre e1I r. II. Isabelle, Jackson,
Kelst Lg.g e, Leroy, J. 3. Lewis,
q. fs5Us Marie, Martin, Meadows, Nc
I Mia horr:9, Moses, Murrel, Myers, Oliver,
PsclUd, Pierce, Pinchback, Poindexter,
Ps'ed, Reagan, Reese, Riard, Riggs,
6abegts, Rodriguez, Schwab, Snaer, Scott,
agl1sf, Thih ut, Twitchell, Valfroit, Van
defl fl, NAPLES, Wickliffe, Williams, and
W. n-6S members present.
aver by the Rev. Josiah Fiske.-
i've minutes were read and adopted.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
" Mr.. Pinchback:
Resolved, That the rules governing
this convention be so altered as to have
two daily Sessions; morning session to
commence at eleven o'clock, evening
session at six o'clock.
Lies over.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on enrollment-No re-
port.
Committee on contingent expenses.
No report.
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mittee took a recess until 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, to allow the committee first ap-
pointed time to execute its mission
and report to the convention to-day.
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NEW ORLEANS, January Ia, 1865.
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THE GREA L MEDICINE OF

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JOHN ELDRIDGPS ESTATE.
G TAT E @ E VEss Mo- NE

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, in said
District, on the 4th day of February, A. d. 1868.
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