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Scarcity of Good Servants inn New
York.

Good servants. and. indeed, servants of
any kind, were never more scarce in this
city than they are at present. The tide OF
emigration passes through New York on its
way the West, and comparatively few emf
grants remain to enter into the sergice OF
the families of our citizens. American SER
wants, of course, are not TO be looked for
NO American goes out to service who can
live in any other way. and as other ways are
always open to the average American. We
have practically no American servants
The New York housekeeper is, therefore.
looking with longing eyes TOR coming Chi
naman. of whose genius In the matter of
washing and ironing, and of whose inspiI n
ton in point of cooking the Californians are
so enthusiastic. Evidently the Chinaman is
the servant ofthe future. His coming. how
ever, is reprehensibly slow, and the delay
augurs i'll Of his enterprise and keenness II
PERCEPTION in the discovery of lifting mar
ket for his services-N. Y. World.
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Press Convection.

The Mississippi Conservative Press Asso-
citation will, in accordance with resolution
adopted by that body while in session al
Canton. on the eth of september last meet
in Convention at Oxford on Wednesday, Goth
June. 1870.
Col. J. p. Pryor, formerly editor of the
Water Valley Eagle, will deliver the Grafton
of the day.
DIR. John ID. Woods, editor of the Scooba
Spectator, will read the Annual Essay.
a tull attendance is earnestly requested.
as business OF the utmost Importance Will
come up for the consideration ofall interest
ed in the success of the Press of Mississippi
T. X. MAYERS. President.
JOHN CALHooN, Secretary.
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Measels in an aggravated form prevail
| in OXford.-Falcon.
The Walden Times of May 18th, repro
duces the hoax headed "a private soldier
condemned to death for falling in love"
which appeared in the New Orleans Plea
yune on the LIST ofApril last.
Mrs. Miller, of West Point, was severely
gored recently by COW tn at she was about
milking. For several hours her situation
was extremely critical, but is now out of
danger.-Herald.
Forest Register that our old friend Col. A.
Eastland, of Scott county, died at Waco
Texas, on the LIST of April.
Mr.. Riley. Canadian. died very suddenly
recently in West PoInt.-Herald.
A sturgeon weighing l2O pounds was re-
Gently caught from the Tombigbee near
Columbus Index.
One negro killed another at Warrenton
recently; but was rel, ased, it being proven
to have been in self defence.
The Yazoo Steam Fire Engine is called
Magnolia.
The Democrat says a gentleman. name
not given. committed suicide at Satartla,
Yazoo county, recently. Cause-unrequit-
ted affection.
Inc Winona OemOcrAb III SNihS ucs-
cription Of the decoration of the Confederate
graves at Memphis on the 9Th inst. says:
"A large concourse of people were present.
and the observed of all observers was that
! immortal hero, who has. held with death
like tenacity to what he has conceived to be
right and has borne upon his shoulders the
ouium and ignominy that has been sought
De neaped upon the whole South Dy nef
persecut lrs-Jeferson Davis
The difficulty between R. Walpole, Esq
OF the Central Star, and j. A. Signaigo. Esq /,
of the Grenada Sentinel, has been amicably
adjusted.
Dan Murphy. (colored.) who shot and
fearfully wounded one man and killed q
child at the same shot. all colored. near VII
mona twelve or dfteen months ago, has been
rearrested.-Democrat.
Mr.. ]. p. CupIt died very suddenly In an
| eplleptic 1t at Meadyille recently journal.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by D.
ID McA. Williams and Charles P. Boswell on
the 18th day of February. 1867, to secure to
Myron Waters the payment of a certain note
or obligation therein described, the undersign-
ed Trustees will sell at public auction to the
highes. bidder, for cash, in front of the CAPT
toll in the city of Jackson, Miss, on the
goth day Of June, 1870,
the following described land in Holmes eoun-
ty, Mississippi, to-wit: All of fractional Sec
No. q, north of Black Creek and the 4 OF
section No. p and west-half of = of Sec
east, containing 1900 acres, more or less il
being the same tract decided by W. f. STAINS
berry and wife, to said Williams & Boswell and
known as the Clifton plantation.
We will convey such title as is vested in Us
as Trustees, which is believed to be good
10 BELL.
THOS. GREEN,
May 19, 1S10wtds Trustees
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Competitions i'm Cotton Growing.
The Calcutta Qndiana) Englishman
has the following in reference to the rapid
increase in the amount of cotton grown
in India:
SO rapid has been the extension of cotton
cultivation i'm this country that the latest
returns from the Board of Trade in England
shows that more cotton has been imported
from India during the past year than from
her great rival-America. From America
l 81 bales were imported, and from In
dia 1496. 674. The American bales are
heavier than the Indian; but If equaliZed
the result is still in favor of India by about
100000 bales. Another favorable feature in
the return for Indian cotton is, is that a
much larger quantity of it is used on the
Continent of Europe, and the demand for
this market may Almost be said TO be in its
infancy.
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Facts for the Ladies'.

Mrs. Maxey has had her Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine i'm almost daily use for
over eleven years, without any repairs. She
mas done with her own hands during that
period the larger portion of the sewing for
a family OF eleven children on the machine,
and part of the time for fifteen or twenty
Iar'n servants. She would not now change
her Wheeler 81 Wilson tor any other she has
ever seen. r. MAxEY,
Brandon, Miss.
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to know where Governor Warmoth, O
Louisiana.was from before he carpet baggeC
himself into office. His brother. who wa.
sent TO the Indiana Penitentiary for horse
stealing. can give the entire history of the
family from the time all the rest of them
were driven out OF chat State by the Reg
ulators' Ga band of men opposed to stealing
hOrseS.) till the present time. If desired we
can give the full particulars from inf rma-
tion our Indiana subscribers have and will
furnish:
Well rattle his bones
Over the stones:
He's naught but a carpet-bagger
Nobody owns!
One who sings in official glee-
Il am thief
And that's what | be-"
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CLEANSING THE BLOOD" upon which
charlatans have harped so much, Is not a
mere catch word and delusion. The micro
scope shows that some diseases exist like
parasitic growths upon the globules of the
blood, and it is further known that some
subtle substances destroy or eXpel them.
These substances have been combined to
make Ayers Sarsapsrilla, which does effec-
tuslly expel the disorders that breed and
rankie in the blood to rot out as it were the
machinery of life.-Mercer pa Wing.
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Cergymen, Bankers, Book keepers, Edi-
tors, and all others that lead sedentary lives,
will find much relief from the frequent
Headaches, Nervousness, and Constipation
engendered from want of exercise, by tax
ing simmons L0er Regulator. It is a
harmless vegetable compound; it can do no
injury; and numbers who have tried il will
confidently assert that it is the best remedy
that can be used.
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New YORK HoTEL.-It will be seen
nv the card of Messrs. d. NJ. Hildreth & Co..
that they have released the New \ ork Hotel
tor a term of years, and that il is now in
precess of thorough renovation. This hotel
!. 20 we'll and SO favorably known to South
erners sojourning in New York, that it is
only necessary to say that 1t win be cohtin-
ned under the management which has made
IL the favorite resort Of the people of our
section. Its location-72l Broadway
could not be more desirable for guests whose
objects may be either business or pleasure.
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medical men prescribe Texas Tonic Syrup
~ their private practice. Planters without
lumber use it on their plantations. 1t has
1eeh introduced into thousands of families.
everywhere it is Endorsed as one of the
gest cures for Fever and Ague that is known.
texas Tonic Syrup is rapidly taking the
place OF every similar preparation that has
heretofore been used in the Southwest
shreveport (La.) Gazette.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
stNEW YORK HOTEL -
79H Broadway,
d. N. HILDRETH & CO.
Proprietors,
NEW YORK Crrr.

THIS Hotel, 80 widely and popularity known
Il as the fayorise resort Of Southerners while
sojourning in this city, has been released for
term Of years by its present proprietors, and
Is now in process of thorough renovation. No
expense will be spared TO render il as in days
of yore, agreeable home for its patrons
The proprietors while rendering their sim
cere thanks for the very liberal support they
have received, beg leave TO assure their friends
that in the future the Hotel will retain its for
mer we'll earned reputation. May l7sAw2m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19

MyBGer1OHAA ADUmCHAOA Oh n CMIHus
Some two years ago woman, calling her
self Brown. appeared in Chicago with 4
sprightly little girl, about four years of age.
The child did not claim the woman as her
mother. but talked of~Mexicor and her spa
and s.man Her clothing was rich and mark
ed Emma Pomgardner. It is suspected that
Mrs. Brown stole the child and for purpose
of her own secreted herself in q Western
city. She subsequently gave away the girl
aid suddenly disappeared. The parents or
friends Of the little Emma (now called Ger
trude,l IL DESTROYS of retaining her. can
learn further particulars by communicating
with Warren, Whipple a. Co.. detective
agency, No. - Broadway-New Yerk
Telegram.
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The Brandon Republican says: Gen. Rob-
ert Lowry, of that place, received a few days
since long aud friendly letter from his old
friend and companion in arms, Gen. w. w.
Loring. dated Cairo, Egypt. He is now In
the military service of the Viceroy, with the
rank of Brigadier General. He seems to be
well pleased, and speaks in high terms of
the Viceroy. The Letter was less than 3
month reaching here, via London and New
York.
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TESTIMONIALS:
TUsKEGER, Ala, Nov. q, 1863.
Hr L. II. Bradfsld:
Sir: Please forward us Immediately another
supply of "Bradfelds Female Regulator" We
find it to be all that is claimed for it, and we
have witnessed the most decided and happy
effects produced BY il. Very respectfully .
HUNTER & ALEXANDER.
We, the undersigned druggists, take pleas
ure in commencing to the trade DR.. Brad
feds Female Regulator, believing it to be q
good and reliable remedy for the diseases for
which he recommends it.
w. A. LANSDELL-
PEMBERTON. WILSON, TAY1 OR & CO.
W. c. LAWSHE, Atlanta, Ga.
w. ROOTS & SON, Marietta, Ga.
|, State Of Georgia, Troup Cou7ty:
This is to certify that 1 have examined the
recipe of DIR. Josiah Bradfeld, of this county,
| and, as a medical man, pronounced it to be a
combination of medicines of great merit in
! the treatment of all the diseases of females
for which he recommends it.
VIM. p. BEASLEY, NJ. d.
This, Dec. q, 1868.
WHEELOCK, FINLAY d CO.
Wholesale Agents, -----.---New Orleans
MCGUIRE, BLACKWOOD & Co,
Mobile.
GUS. ASHER. Jackson, Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan29w1y
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spoon Butler and Pigeon Sheri-
dan.

Forney has raised his voice for war. He
cries aloud for the application of war forces
against Tennessee, Louisiana, Texas and
Georgia He says:
"Let the elements of power be organized
and applied. Let the Bingham amendment
be thrown out. Let Tennessee, as at present
misgoverned, be declared an usurpation -
Let no officer of the army be restrained in
the South who becomes an ally of the pro-
scriptive element. Let the spirit OF Butler
and Sheridan prevade the army in Loqisia-
ma and Texas and they are saved"
The spirit of Butler and Sheridan! Pill
age and massacre ombined Dear Forney,
LET US have peace."-Cincinnati Enquir-
er.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-19

RoUGH on THE CARPET-BAGGERs.-
:, the House on Wednesday, during the
discussion on the bill to raise revenue fol
mississippi, Mr.. Roane (RadicaD OF Pike
= Imposing the increase OF tax on real estate
aid that lift were not for dishonest carpet
hau sheriffs who come down here to fill theii
carpet- bags with the peoples money and
dspreciate the State currency by reckless
ejaculation there would be no need of al
Increase Of the tax.
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specfnI TrnveIlng Agent.

Mr.. r. J. Bowen, Is our special Travelling
Agent for the sale of the Mississippi Manual
Of Legal and Business Forms. He is fully
authorized to receive subscription to the
CLARION.
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49, -. Emma willard, for many yeas
H. .lnene no an AuthOresB and educator,
90 y q Troy, New York, on the 18th instant,
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The Forest Register recommends Hon.J
A z. Campbell of Canton, as d competo
lawyer to assist in codifying the laws. W.
heartily endorse all that paper says of hin
as lawyer and gentleman, and we ba
echo the wishes of all who know him, whtr
we say we heartily wish he may be one D
the committee to be appointed by the Gov
ernor.-Brandon Republican.
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For Spawned Horses use Equine Liniment.
Orphans Home.

The annual meeting of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Orphans Home Of the State
of Mississippi will be held at West Point on
Wednesday. June LIST, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. The presence of every mem
Der OF the Board is exceedingly desirable
BY order of the Board.
WIS. WEBB, Secretary.
viii other papers in Mississippi please
copV
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Horses and Cattle cured by Equine Rem
edies
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PIANOS!! PIANOS I
Six Gold Medals were Awarded
At late Fairs he'd in the South
In October, 1869, to
Nh0s NM SAS% 1

ChaS. Nj. Stie6,
For the best Pianos, over Baltimore, PhiladeI
phis and New York Pianos.
O6see and Ne~ Wareroons, No. 9, N. LS6erfs
Street, ADORE Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md.
STTEFFS PIANOS have all the latest i'm
- provements, including the AGRARFI
TRKBLE IvoRY FRoxTs, and the improved
French Action, fully WARRANTED ron FIVE
YEARS with the privilege Of exchange with
in one year, il not entirely satisfactory 10 tins
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs al.
ways on hand from $50 to $500.
References who have our Pianos in use:
Gen. B. =. Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. r. Ran.
som, Wilmington, n. G., Gen. d. r. Hill, Char
lstte. n. c., Gov. John Letcher, Lexington, Va
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La, Wm- +
Withers, Jaokscns Miss, Orphans Home, Lau'
I'M thn Boukh, Who have purchased HeisfFs nj
Nnee since the War. Seed for circular.
Isrns Liberal. mayl2wIy
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Use these only, and save
TIME, HEALTH AND MONEYU
$1,000 Reward

$1,000 Reward
Por any case VI disease In any stage which
they fail 10 cure.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM,
~ No. I. cures Ulcers, liberated Fore
Throat and Mouth, Bore Eyes, Cutanoous Erup-
tons, copper-colorcd blotchea, sortness Of the
scalp, scrofula.; IL ~ the greatest renogator,
Alternative and Blood Purifier known, removes
all mercury from the sytom, and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
DIR. RlCHAU'5 GOLDEN BAL9AM.
No. 2, cures mercurial affections. rheumatism
In all Its forms, and gives Immediate relief in
all cases.
Price Of either No. or 2, Eve dollars por
bottle or two bottles for nine dollars.
DIR. RiGHAU'S GOLDEN ANTtDOTE,
a rapid and radical cure for all urinary do
rangemen's. Price, three dollars per bottle.
DIR. RiCnAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
| D'AMOUR. radical cure fIr nervous or
/ General Debility, In old or young impartinN
/ energy with wonderful effect. Price Eve dos
lars per bottle, or two bottles for nine dollars.
/ On receipt Of price these remedies will be-
shipped 10 any place. Prompt attention paid
| 20 an CORE ponaenta. None genuine without
| the name Of Or. Richau'a Golden Remedies,
d. b. Richards Sole Proprietor" blown in
glass Of bottles.
Address DR. D. b. RICHARDS. No. ~
Varick street. New York. novl Igwly
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In Maryland a Car load of $4,000 pine
shingles was recently received from Mich
gan without transhipment.
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A THOUSAND WOMEN TESTIFY

DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
[F3MA93 R3@Ul AT0Rs
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND!
A certain cure for Whites, Suppressed Men
ses and other diseases peculiar TO women.
Prepared and sold by
l.. III. BRADFIELD,
Wholesale Druggist,
Price, 81 80 per bottle. Atlanta, Ga.
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READ THIS
AND ACT IMMEDIATELY 1!
GO TO THE
REAT AUCTION STORE

No. 8 STATE Street. Chedpsfde, JACKSON
And get the best bargains you ever had in
buying
BOOTS, SHOES. HARDWARE,
TISWARR, CROCKERf,
and in fact everything from n hne-tOoth comb
to a circular saW-mill complete.
We have also, Pianos, helOdeOns, Organs,
Flutes, Yiolins, Etc.
Furniture Of all kinds, cheaper than the
cheapest.
Auction sales every Saturday noon and
night. and Wednesday nights. Consignmcnts
solicited. jyl0wIy.
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Mr.. ]. p. Caplt died very suddenly In an
epileptic ft az Meadyille recently Journal
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HORSE AND CATTl
REMEDIES.
The Best and most Reliable eres
offered to the Public.
The American Magnetic

EQUINE CONDITION POWDERS
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ky he-eby certify that have exanined. and
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above ariicles and regard them prsparaftons Of
great merit and would cordially rscsnlmss'd them
bsing prepared with SD eefa1 rare from re-
liable fmgredneufs, and more eGhcncious Tor ths
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designed, thsa any rem edfes II which have
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MISSISSIPPI.

For Sick Horses use Equine Powder
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-17

appropriation to pay expenses IN
Cured and to be incurred in procuring and
disposing OF agricultural scrip issued by
the United States to the State, payable on
the warrant of the Governor, twenty-five
hundred dollars (S2jOo).
Adopted.
Items eighty-four and eighty-tive were
read and adopted.
Item eighty-six was read and stricken
out.
Items eighty,seven, Lightweight and
eighty-nine were read and adopted.
Item ninety was read.
Mr.. Lynch moved to insert the words
sand required" after word authorized,
in line two.
Adopted, and the item as amended
adopted.
Item ninety-one was then read.
Mr.. Campbell moved to strike out the
| words "two hundred and twenty thousand
| dollars and the balance of the item
and to insert in lieu thereof the words
s'six hundred thousand dollars, or 50 much
thereof as may be collected from the two
mill tax levied Tor the support OF public
| schools"
Adopted, and the item as amended
adopted.
Item ninety-two was read.
Mr.. Lynch moved to strike out the words
zone hundred thousand dollars" and in
sert the words zone hundred and forty
| thousand dollars"
Adopted, and the item as amended
adopted.
Mr.. Campbell offered the following pro-
viso, TO come in before the appropriation
for private charitable institutions, and
Immediately after item ninety-two of the
House bill, which was laid on the table:
The following appropriations for charita
! be organizations shall not be valid or o
! effect until after each organization or ass1
| citation shall have been examined and Iii
| application for its share of the appropriation
! shall have been approved by int commit
| tee of the General Assembly, to be approved
at the present session, which approval shall
! be fled with the Auditor OF Public Accounts
| before any warrant shall issue tor any OF th'
appropriations.
On motion Of Mr.. Pinchback, the Senate
| then took recess until seven o'clock thi
evening.
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4t,u 0rleaiss &epnhhfa1'.
.rt,c.... JOURNAL 0f Tht UNIFIED SiAies
oEelclAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF lUUiShNA
O f F. L q L "A A-
PROCEEDING
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Elk TR A . Z = . o n .
f x r II A . Z = . q n
yOURNAL OF THE sENA TIE.


SENATE CHAMBER, |
Tuesday, March Is, 1870.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present: Hon. O. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate; and
Nessrs. Anderson, Antoine, Bacon. Beares,
Blackman, Braughn, Campbell, Coupland,
Darrall, Day, Egan, Foute, Futch, jerks,
Jewell, Keso, Lewis, Lynch, Mone,te, Ofutt,
Ogden, O'Hara. Packard, Pinchbeck, Poin-
dexter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thompson,
Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgen-
stein-34.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. John
Turner.
The reading of the minutes OF the pre-
yious days session was dispensed with.
Mr.. Darrall submitted the following re-
CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA I
Senate Enro inenJ Room (
New Orleans. March Is. ls1O.)
To tho Honorable President and Members of the
SENATE: :,
CENrLEMES-Your Committee on Enroll
ment beg leave to report, as having peen
duly engrossed:
Senate bill No. 266, an act to aid the Mecl'
cal Department of the Straight University.
Senate bill No. PSI, an act granting, Ger,
tain privileges to the louisiana Canal ana
Land improvement Company.
Respectfully.
Chairman.
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Under 8 suspension of the rules, Mf.
Egan called up House bill No. 270, "For
the relief of Hodge Rabun, late sherlH
and State Tax Collector for the parish OF
Bienville'' from first reading file.
| Which was read its first time.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four-ffths affirmative vote
the bill read its second time.
| The constitutional rule was further sus-
pended by a four-ffths affirmative vote,
the bill read its Third and last time, and
finally adopted with its title.
Mr.. Ray, under suspension Of the
rules, called up from third reading file
Senate bill No. q, "To incorporate the
Louisiana Joint Stock Bank" etc.
Which was read third time and fnall!
adopted with its title.
Under suspension of the rules, ID
following bills were called up:
By Mr.. Braughn-"Providing for ID
reminding and proper indexing Of y
records of births and deaths in the PEI
ish of Orleans" etc., from first readlA
file. Il
Which was read it's first time.
The constitutional rule was then 8
pended by four-ffths affirmative vos
and the bill read a second time.
The constitutional rule was further
pended by four-ffths affirmative ~
. the bill read it's third and last time.
finally adopted with it's title. III,
III By MIR. Ray-Substitute for Senase