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III - ~ h,I
me hoSSVes nav oe'rayy3 a
ueuan' ana F~h@t%iFe 5plrlt, IN.
ine Iia'eSlectfon' Ehlehls eyldenf-
~ the ohSpt!iFs OF hatt and leei-
ing Oh security IN thelr power to
tLal'pio upon Ihe rlShtS anu leel-
ms Oh NE Wnlte man
lac White people, having stoop-
co 20 court Ine ta7or OF the negro,
ana 'eeil9g conscious OF having
dragged 'he dignity OF tnelr Cau-
assam nature IN the art, ana
ayoopeo 10 vle point OF degTaea-
I'oH, III lme '".ueI?FI 70 eStaDiish
" HleHo1I relationship with
saves ana Heh'alS VINO nave
uc5H IIeeu py an outside power
anu iVrceq upen the same pol,
IltcaI Ie'eI, ana having been met
WIN Shgers oI aeTlsl0n, are Sarred
III me uepth OF thelf resentment
M1!L an "IVagol'lSh they nave
'"14ly SoHs4t 10 IePresS'
dLeLoflorIIl, Ine llheS VIII be
4I"MH SHARPLY between the race
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TO Niles '-ss ss"s'.


In legends old, poets have told
Of Helen and Egypt's queen,
But non SO fair, nor can compare
With the girl Of my song, | ween.
Some there are Of beauty rare,
With eyes so soft and blue, [resses
Whose golden tresses, with sweet CO
The evening zephyrs WOp. .
But bright black eyes, bove all l prize,
Dark hair aud mouth Of pearl, beams
OF such my dreams and the. light tina
From the eyes of the gypsy girl.
Cold is his heart, that would not part
With the world, for asingle curl.
OF tho tresses that lase, in graceful wave
The neck Of the gypsy girl.
Churlish the mind, hal would not find
Life and joy in her smile,
Who would not feel content to kneel
AT the foot of "Laura's" shrine.
NACoS, Nov. %, 1859.
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"MOther, what did father pray
to Gen. Grant SO much in church
for, yesterday I asked the bright
little daughter of q ministerial
friend, lately.
II don't know that he did, Sis"
"Why, yes; don't you know
He was always saying, Grant, we
beseech thee"
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The Concert,

ts Concert given by ladies Of
NJ q TO he benefit of the Epis.
con c1u7h, last Friday night
Sss very way, n decided sue.
s 'Hd re feel justified in asking
1T a similar entertainment in a
hort time TO some benevolent
p .pose. The y liable assistance
Tor deret 5g The viOlinist and
hntiSt rom OF neighboring town
OIL 'uq0a.aF IS highly apprecia-
eed; ihe~ VI. always meet with
svaru welcome from our people
"hone SWeet, HOme,7 played by
DR.. Joseph, was listened to with
oreathlesS attention.
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Winston County gives Alcorn
&c Mai, and Tishomingo went for
Alc0rn.
awe have been telling these
niggSrs an along" that Alcort was
the white mans candidate.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ARpp
D~EEN.-MessrS. Beaucbamn g
Yates have favored us with tho
following despatch. '
A disastrous FIRE occurred an
wednesday, lst. inst, atAberdeen
destroying the greater part of tho
business portion Of the town.
$40,0OO 0u
The names ofthe principal ksA4s
are as follows: Wiler, Harris d
Kraus, Howard q Son, Mrs. Ieslv
Lee, Ward Clopton, Fckford 4
Dorch, Ind, Moore 3 CO. AM
Others. All had heavy stocks !,
hand, and but . very smaIl mar y
ton vas saved from TIA Aaps,
ihereweEe eight buildings entireE
destroyed. Origin Of the ira NJ
ascertained. "O
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SHOOTING IN OKTiBBEHA.-We
have been shown q letter, dated
18th, in which IL is stated that on
the day preceding, at Tampico,
an aftray OcCurredE m which a Mr..
Redus shot DR.. Gifbeft's brother,
and MORALLY wOunding him; and
then shot at the Doctor himself
seven or eight times, without hit.
ting him, when he accidehtly shot
himself in the thigh.-CoIumbuf
Sentinel.
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A fresh supply just received
from Landreth. Now is tbe time
for setting then out. Can and
get q supply.
u & MCLELLAND.
dec4-3ts
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A newsstand in Mobile sold one
hundred and eighty copies Of
"vashti," Mrs. Augustus j. Evans
Wilson's new novel, within six
hours after the works was received
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There must certainly be some
curious property in the burning
sun of Africa which sets its vic,
Tins daft. Sir John Vaudeville,
Marco Polo, Mungo Park, and
their hosts of successors, have
each opened in turn a fresh batch
OF wonders, only to be disproved
by new adventures. And now
comes DR.. Livingstone, whom we
have always regarded as a perfect
embodiment of the practical, with
a story of a negro tribe which
lives altogether under ground,
some Of their excavations being
thirty miles in length. He adds
that they afe all we'll made, and
very dark. No one will doubt
the latter characteristic; under
standing theirmOde O~flife.ETimes
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up o. the pI9 11 ? 'ttSIaibT.a
4 John Cotton I'VE mli ~ Novenl
Macon, on the ge1ond 90! 'Blsck
1853, BY N. Q. Clearman. 4
about Il hands Ugh, n Sf R@1 ysal.
supposed to be ABOUT 81 nl ~ tAs 81 !
and strayed before ne TS o. ovnst u
aucsted to come torw " \ aTay, Or y =
nav charges and take to.IsF. ID
DO oeAA' " G. ]. SHIPhAS, ~
Jus,i,,,o Of the P'ae' 'nd A"'
NOyl3-Sts
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"vasbti, or Until Death"

The authoress of "Beulah" and
est. Elmo" has again plumed the
wings of her romantic fancy, and
gives US another novel with this
title. All of the peculiarities that
disfgure Miss Evans other novels
mar this. 1t is overstrained and
deficient in naturalness. The in.
tense, the sublimated, the lofty,
the high perpendicular charac.
teristics of Miss Evans styles are
all visible. She writes with a
good deal of force and much feel.
ing.-Her Imagination is fine, and
her fancy delicate, but these ex.
c~ellencies are hid amid such re.
dundancy, verbos.ty and pedant
ry, that they do not shine will
the lustre they would if the au.
thoress would be Satisfied to write
with an entire absence of the
straining after effect and intensity
she is SO prone to do. TIE sd.
mirers of her other works will fnd
"Vashti' equal, in the ability
shown III theplot and descriptions
to eithet Of her other works.-Lou
lsyille Courier Journal.
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~ Genuine Dixon Cotton Seed, at a
per hushel. Apply to A. y, Dewlinr. n
Macon Depot.
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OUR CANDIDATES.

The gentlemen who boldly took
the field in this county against
such tremendous odds, are cer.
tainly deserving OF the thanks OF
the p ople, for with the very best
they could do, they certainly could
not have hoped for success, there
fore, their unselfsh and patriotic
efforts will ever be held in gratetus
remembrance. They fully share
with the people the deep humiIia.
ton of defeat, but they certainly
cannot reproach themselves for
any lack of zeal, as We fear too
many can do, and if the laurels OF
victory are not theirs, they have
elevated themselves UNNECESSARILY
in the estimation of their fellow.
citizens.
Among the speakersfrom abroad,
we take pleasure in referring to
Judge Sims, of Columbus, whose
efforts on one occasion in this
town were of such a character as
to meet with the unqualified ap.
prevail of every intelligent man
within hearing of his voice. We
thought, then, that such speeches
must have a good effect, but the
result has proven thai we didn't
know the men we had to clatend
,gainst,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04

p Ferrated Wine Of Will
Cherry, one of the best Tones nov
IN use, at H. DENT & cos:
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Three things to think about
hie, death and eternity,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-12-04

~ A fresh lot of Perfnmery &
Toilet Articles, =. DENT = c..
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, County ~ PENNsYLyASlA s:.
i !. A. Rollins, Acting President and Z W. PeeL Secretary. Of the NATIONAL LIFE ~
rSuRANCE COMPANY of Ihs Is Of AmFh~, being ssvealy and duly AwOn, depOse
and say that The foregoing Is n true. full and correct statement VI the ahahI Of the said
Corporation ION the said LIST day Of December 1885, and that they are the above described
officers thereof Esy(Sq1dl 4. A. ROLLINS. Aain0 Ps4admt
l. W. PEET. Secretary.
ITSaoll Sworn and subscribed before ne the 2A day Of Sept 1880.
IlotalI ". s BELLE KU, PJls Rotary.
The State Of Mississippi,
l. Thomas 7 Swami, Auditor ofPuhlc Accounts Of the State aforesaid, do hereby Gritty
that the foregoing statement of the National Life Insurance Company Of the United States
OF Washington. D G., is truly and correctly copied from the original on file 10 ny oMe
Seal Given under my hand and Official seal this ssh day OF December 1883,
IlRNo TH0S. T. SWAMI,
Auditor Of ubhc Accounts.
CHAS. Baskerville 8rOOk SviIIe, Mlss,
General Agent State Of Miss, wWh Sub Agents in each county,
Dr.. N. F. SCALES, Medical Examiner at General Office. dec4-3t.
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Merchants, Planters and the
PuAlie generally, viii do we'll, when
Nhsy 20 to Mobile, e examine t9e lars-
al and cheapest Stock Of Ready-Mad'
Clokhlna az the Mammoth Clothln
HOups q n. P. Levy & Co., No. 70 Dan
phin Street.
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asoon, mississippi.


MoBILG, Dec. 2.-saleE zoo bales
ct 9Sa. Gold 1884.
MAcOS, Mrss., Dec. 4-Mid,.
dlings, 81.
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s,ntsnsh. Of tAe conalaon Of he

o. December 81 1858, ~.as to as A"sa@ " @ S@a IF k"t'Rpt
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
State Of Louisiana,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of st. James.
Y. Lapewo|crie.
No. 2l5.
p. c.. Lirran.
State Of Louisiana,

By virtue Of an alias writ Of teri .facias tc
me directed by the Hon. the Fourth Judicia
District Court in and for the Parish Of St.
James, | have seized and will offer at public
sale and auction al The Court House of the
Parish Of St. James, OH
WEDNESDAY the ls,he day of AUGUST
1869, a, II O'clock A. NJ,
the herein after described landed property
belonging TO p. c. Livran, TO satisfy said
writ, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of LAND, situated in the
Parish of 81. James, on the right bank Of
s the Mississippi river at abont sixty-eigh'
"a p miles above the City of New Orleans
a''3s measuring about three qnarters of al
+. arpent front on the river by eighty
arpen,s in depth, closing more or less in
the rear, bounded above ty the property
Of the late Widow Laurent Donzieux and
4 below by that Of Mr.. Angus,e Trahan
together with all the buildings and i'm
VI % proyementa thereon and thereun,o be.
81 Il longing, also a lot of empty barrels and
LOT Of barrels poles.
TERMEs OF SALE:
CASH on the spot-in U. S legal currency.
a.. sass Is a.. .a S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, l7th July, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
No.
AN ACT
Gro. Z. DovE,

Authorizing the Governor Of this State to off,
a reward of ten thousand dollars for The
arrest and conviction Of the. murderer Of
.m nrIe1er II -ana- Xaleuliuf
Chase, of st. Mary parish, Louisiana.
WHEREAS. There were recently assassina,e,
in the parish of ST, Mary, Colonel II. II.
Pope, sheriff Of said parish, and Valentine
Chase, Judge OF said parish; thereof.
Section l. Be il enacted BY the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State oil
Louisiana in General Assembly convened Tia,
the Governor Of This State is hereby authorized
to offer a reward Of ten thousand dollars for the
arrest and conviction of the murderer or murdc.
rers Of II II. Pope and Valentine Chase.
SEC. . Be il further enacted, etc, Tia,
this act shall take eliec, from and after its
passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the Honse Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved October 81, 1868.
Signed II. c. WAKMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
a true copy: -
GEO. r. Bovrr,
Secretary Of State.
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a~ppoict,nsnt Of n deputy he shall, before the
deputy enters upon the discharge Of his duties
make like report TO the Board Of Metropolitan
Police. Ell
SEQ. I. Be j, further enacted, etc, Tha.
upon all occasions Of emergency or spprehen-
sion Of riot, tumuIt, mob, Instruction, or
pes,iIcnce, all power ami authority shall be
vested in and exercised exclusively by the
Metropolitan Police Board, and on days Of
election they shall exercise ex!usivs control,
make all rules and regulations for The preser-
walton Of order at the polls, and enforce the
same through the agency Of the Metropolitan
police force, and it is hereby declared to be a
misdemeanor for any sheriff or deputy, in
either Of The parishes OF Orleans, jefferson or
81. Bernard 10 do any act or exercise any
authority by virtue of any appointment or
Gaumissiap as sheriff OF dspn'y prohibited by
this act, and any sheriff or deputy so offending
shall, on conviction, suffer the penalties pres
c,'bed in section twenty six Of an act entitled
an act TO create II MctropoIi,an Police District,
approved September fourteen, eighteen hun.
dted and six,y-eishl.
Src, $, Be ii iartAsr enacted, etc, That
all law or parts Of laws in conf; C, with this
act, be and they are hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. Be i, further enacted, etc, That
this act shall take effect from and alter its
passage.
Signed CIlAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October q, 1868.
Signed II c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. Z, BovEr,
Secretary Of S,n,c.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
JOINT RESOLUTION

informing The Governor of the ajJournmen, Of
the General Assembly.
Resoired by the Senate and House Of Re
personalities of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, Tha, a commit
Tee OF two members on The part Of the Senate
and three on the part Of The House be and they
are hereby appointed to wal, upon his Excel
lency, the Governor, and inform him ,ha, the
General Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana
will adjourn This day sine die, and ,ha, they
are ready to receive any communication he
may be pleased 10 transmit 10 the General
Assembly.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
Signed OSCAR j.. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Presiden, of The
Senate.
Approved October 81, 1868.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. l.. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
No. Ia |
JOINT RESOLUTION

Afpropfialing one hund ed dollars each 10 The
members Of the Police Force who have
attended in their official capacity The
Session Of the Legislature Of 1865.
WHEREAS, In view Of the efficient and
valuable services rendered by the following
named members of The police force Of this city
IN preserving AID maintaining order and
decotum in the hall of the Legislature Of this
State aud whereas there should a due recog.
milton made Of their invaluable services
rendered hravely and fcarless'y al a time Of
high political excitement, therefore, as an ex.
preston Of appreciation Of said services,
SECTION i, BE il resoired by The Senate
and House Of Representatives Of tho State Of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened, Tina,
the sum Of one hundred dollars each be and the
same is hereby appropriated ont cf any funds
ia the Stale treasury not otherwise appro.
prialcd, and paid unto the following named
IN their official capacity in and about 4he halls
Of the General Assembly during the ptrsen,
session Lieutenant Il. L.. Bradley, cotporals
w. Fos'wick and a.. Kennedy, and pa,rolmen
J, $. Fields, William Ryan, J. D. Cu'bou,
William West, 7. Kennedy, Dan. O'Sulliyan,
John Conner, T.. Morse. r. c. Denny, Cha,les
Batter, A.. Roth, c. Miller, john Murphy, F..
u, Canonge, J. W. Munlay and William H.
White.
Sec. .. BE ii further enacted, ETC, That
this resolution shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Signed CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October 81, 1868.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy
Gro. j.. BovEE,
Secretary OF State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14

his direction, 10 compile a geographical, his
toricaI and statistical mp Of the State said
map not to be less than five feet by three feet
in size, TO contain snch information d The
Governor in his judgment may direct, and
before publication TO receive his sanction and
autosraplic approval.
SEC 2. Bel further enacted, etc, That
the special engineer Thus created SHAH receive
no regular salary or compensation for his ser
vices, but shall be bound ny The terms herein.
after 10 be made as a part Of the provisions Of
this act.
SEc. 3. Be il further -enaclzd.- &c. That
the copyright Of said map shall be vested in
the especial engineer, and lie shall receive
from the State, on the completion Of the work
the sum Of twenty dollars per copy for each
map, to be fnTnishs1 as per srttrrdfnte TO follow,
amt for the purpose Of aiding in the expenses
of engraving and pr bIicalion. But the said
engineer shall be required 10 enter into good
and acceptable bond and secuti,v, in the full
sum received, for the delivery to the State,
without luther com penSa,ion than ;hat which
is hereinbefore aud hereinafter provided and
for the use and benefit of The State, of such a
number of the copies Of said map as will carry
ont the following schedule for distribution, viz:
The Secretary Of State, to whom the maps
will be delivered, shall cause three copies to
be furnished to each parish in the State, 10
become the property of said parish, and for use
respectively IN such offices as the parish
authorities may direct; also shall furnish one
hundred copies, 10 tic Superintendent Of Public
Education, To be distributed to the d~iiftren,
public schools throughout the State as the
Superintendent may order and direct. He
shall also supply The different, State Offices AT
the capital each with a copy, and shall be
furnished such additional copies as will enable
the Governor 10 exchange for maps Of the other
States and Territories of the United States. and
The maps so received in exchange shall
become a part Of the property of the State
library.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, etc. Tha,
I. shall be the duly Of The different parish
officers throughout the State TO afford said
engineer every f.ciIi'y for obtaining such
Information as he may require in compilation
Of said work.
Sec. $. BE il further enacted, etc, Tina,
on the completion Of the work, the Governor
shall authorize the Auditor ID issue his war.
rant for the sum TO be received under the
provisions of this act.
SEC. 6. Be il further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect and be il force from
and after its passage. ..
Signed CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Presiden, Of the
Senate.
Approved October 20, 1868.
Signed II. C. WARMOTH,
Governor of The State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E.. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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name and behalf of said insane person shall
hrst confirm the said appointment, and approve
'hee exemption from giving security.
SEC. 2. BE ii further enacted, etc, Tha,
act shall take effect from and after It's
passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved October 90, 1868.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. T.. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
No. ISL AN C

Entitled an act to regulate the appointment Of
Deputy S,eriffs in the parishes Of Orleans,
Jefferson and St. Bernard, and to ~res,ric,
the powers of Si,erifIs in the Metropolitan
Police District to the discharge of the
duties imposed upon them by law.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by The Senaie and
House Of Representatives Of the State of Loui-
siana in General Assembly convened, Tha,
the right Of the sheriffs Of the parishes Of Or.
leans, Jefferson and St. Bernard to appoin, or
qualify deputies shall be restricted 10 the
number necessary 10 execute the process Of
the courts and 10 do and perform all such
duties as may be required by law necessary for
the faithful administration Of justice in the
respective parishes.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, Tha,
whenever 1t becomes necessary in either of the
parishes Of Orleans, Jefferson or ST. Bernard
for the sheriifs, or either of them, in the execu.
ton OF any legal process or warrant within
their jurisdiction TO obtain additional force 10
enable him to do SO, he shalt make Hpptfiirutiiur
in writing 10 the Board Of Metropolitan Police,
who shall ~atelt Instruct The Superin,en.
dent Of Metropolitan Police to give 10 the
sheriff applying, the necessary assistance to
enable him to execute the process.
Sec Be it further enacted, e,c., That
it is hereby made the duty Of The sheriIs Of
The parishes Of Orleans, Jefferson and ST., Der.
nard within five days after thu passage Of this
act, to furnish tho Board Of Metropolitan
Police with a list Of the names Of all the depu-
ties in their employ, together with q statement
Of the idnties they perform and thereafter
whenever either Of said sheriff. shall mskot an
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
No. l79 AN C

To amend an act entitled San Act IN relation
TO the Trial of Contested Election Cases
in the parish Of O1eans,' approved July
twenty f1h, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.eigh,, be amended so as 10 read
as follows, viz:
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Senate and
Honsc Of Representatives. Of The Stale Of L,ui-
siana in General Assembly conrsned, Tina,
the dis'rir. courts Of tbs parish Of Orleans
shall proceed within twenty days from the
passage Of this act 10 hold a special term 10
try all eases OF contested elections pending
before them, and for that purpose the Judges
OF the said courts shalt order the sheriff OF the
two corcners Of The parish Of Orleans, il the
sheriff is interested, 10 draw and summon a
sufficient number Of persons to serve as Jurors
whose nane shall be taken from the list Of
voters said jurors shall,ry and determine all
cases Of contested election in which a jury has
been prayed for by either party. Should the
sheriff be interested, the judge shall call nron
the coronets TO draw and summon the jury as
provided for in The first section Of this act
then the said coroners shall respectively servc
the summons for jurors residing within the
Limits for which they are coroners, and shall
make due return Of the manner IN which they
have drawn said jury, signed by both Of them,
and also returns Of he service Of the summons
signed by the coroner making them. Said
returns shall be Immediately made 10 the
conr, ordering the Jury.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
all laws and parts Of laws contrary TO the
provisions Of this &C, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. BE il FURTHER enacted, etc, That
this act shall take effect from and afSer lis
passage. a...
Signed CIIAs. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Rerrcs en.a,ives.
Signcd OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President If mo
Senate.
Approved October 81, 1868.
Signed H. {. WARMOTH,
Governor Of The State Of Louisiana.
a true copy:
Gro. f. Bower,
Secretary of Stare.
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hereby appropriated ent Of amy moneys no,
other Wise appropriated, to dsfray ,heexpenses
OF ING present. csiatra'ion. II
Sigaed cHAs. W. LOWELL,
Y Speaker Of ,,e5 House Ut Representatives. .
Signed OSCAR S. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of The
, Approved Octobre 81, 1868.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. L. DovEr,