New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

The yeas and nays were ordered, re
sulting: ~ -.
Yeas: Campbell, Darrall, francois, Kelso,
| Lewis, Lynch, Monette, Packard, Pinch.
back, Pollard, Randall, Ray, Whitney, Will
N Nays: Bacon, E Blackman, B-aughn, Day,
Egan, Foute, Jewell-I
The bill was adopted as whole, and con-
sidered engrossed.
Mr.. Campbell; ask for q suspension of
the rules to put the bill upon its third
reading.
The rules were suspended and the bill
read.
Mr.. Campbell move that tie blu be now
concurred in finally.
Mr.. Blackman: call for he veSa and
nays:
The yeas and nays were ordered, re. alt
ing:
Yeas: Campbell, FRANCOIS, kelso, Lewis,
| Lynch, Monette, Packard, PiChback, Pol
lard, Randall, Ray, Whitney, Wilcox, Viii
liams-l5
Nays: Bacon, Blackman, B.aughn, Day,
Egan, Foute, Jewell.
The bill was finally concurred in, and
its title adopted.
Senate bill No. 101, an act to Incorporate
the Loan and Pledge Association. was read.
Mr.. Lewis: move to postpone the bill
until Monday.
Adopted.
House bill No. 81, an act removing the
seat of justice of the parish of Carroll from
Gne town of Floyd and fix it at the village
of Elton, in said parish, on the Mississippi
river, was read.
Mr.. Lynch: move to amend the act by
striking out all after the enacting clause
and inserting amendments.
Adopted.
Mr.. Lynch 1 move the bill be considered
engrossed for third reading.
= Adopted.
Under suspension of this rules, the bill
was read third time and finally passed.
Mr.. Lynch: move to adopt the followin!
| as a substitute for the title:
An act to take the sense of the qualified
voters of the parish of Carroll as to the ex
ped.ency of retaining the seat of justice a
Floyd or removing the same either to tn
town of Providence or Elton on the Missis
,ippi river.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray: ask for suspension Of tn,
rules to take up bill.
Rules suspended,
House bill No. l25, an act for the relief @
g the office of the Attorney General of tn
+ State of Louisiana, was read.
Mr. Ray; move that the bill be consiI
i cred engrossed for a third reading.
Adopted
A communication from the Governor wa
read announcing that he had signed an az
G for the relief and aid of the Csrrollton Fl
e male Orphan Asylum, and an act authori
ing Charles T. Schyns TO change his nam
+ to Charles T. Rowan; also, an act to amen
article 1910 of the Civil Code.
Under suspension OF the rules the bi
l. was read third time and finally ad0pte
with its title.
r Senate bill No. 124, an act to incorpora'
9 The New Orleans and Ship island Cam
> Company was taken up at the sixth sectiOl
where action upon it was Interrupted I'll
preceding day.
+ Section sixth was read and adopted.
Section seventh was read.
II Mr.. Wilcox: move that the words "aE
other" in line tifty-one, be stricken cut.
Adopted.
The section was adopted as amended.
,f Sections eight, nine and ten were rea
and adopted. f.
a Section eleven was read. ...
Mr.. Coupland: I move that the fOlsowiI
: words be inserted after the word "Stste,n
line eight:
, "Who shall give notice Of the fling
h. the said map or plan by publication for te
i days in the official journal of the State"
Adopted. sf u.
= The section was adopted as amended.
Sections twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fftet
and sixteen were read aud adopted.
10 The bill was adopted as whole.
M. Wilcox: move that the BILL be co
d sidered engrossed for third reading.
Adopted. r4 M
Z Under suspension of the rules the b
was read third time and finally adoptt
D. with its title.
/ 3Ir. Wilcox: move that Mr.. oHara
/ permitted to record his vote upon Hou
, bill No. IL, an act to protect all persons
their civil and public rights.
The Senate refused to grant .he perm
sion. l
Of Mr.. Kelso: / ask for Suspension of t
rules to introduce bill.
ID Rules suspended.
An act to repeal an act, No. IS, approve
+ September 8, 1868, providing against usur
alton, intrusion into, or the unlawful holt