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The MilIionaires Of New York.

anthony, Q. L.. aged 90. dry goods com
Bennett, James g. editor $3.50 OUO
8's.ell, George a., az, banker i $40 orc
xby, John, rs. Iasyer IiOOOOS
B-reda, frederick L., As, Peruvian Minist,r BOn 90
trooks, knjan, o., clothing dealer 100000
sowing an o. clothing dealer A. aOO 900
Balker, Jams A., IS eOOtOo
CLARK, Jones. 80 100 zoo
oh'ehering. y, isno manufacturer i,S0,'10
draper 20 ny. Mrs 40 ono
DrsW, lnel, Y. banker and broker 81 OOl.NO
eh'on, s'dneJ. y. vice p esidenI railroad
french. Rchard. 90 hotel Keeper gO01
ssy-ssS "hhtm ~, retired nour merchant las 900
FORD, John VI %, retired merchant con OO
lil.ey, Pete - tobacronlst 1000 90
Hart. Henry, ~ retired merchant 100 Uo0
HART Andrtw, On retired mrrchA-t 2tOOCOO
nAV',he tr. lhrodore 81 suEar rrhner-- 1900 900
Jvx, - lar -. corn efthAnt I8SuN
Aorn' chan. q. p. tob,cco merchant aWlsOo
AinR land, Ambro e, IS. tetirsd merchant 6l0OoD
ketsl -, huglue o., retired banker bOWO
Lee, Wm 81. dry gods mere ant A. hn OOO
Z nhoHi Jtne 70 reiirtd merchant 10 OOpa
Morgan, d. 81, erchAnt 4 tDO GOA
ney-r S'gi-mund. 20 hoopskirts IIEOo
Morgan, ~m., retired lys 0aD
PAl5n, ", 90, retrel merchMt 5mOOO
PHmly, Ei-hA, lS, retired dtutit bgRsai
Plumb, Sarah "a nn
POtlsr. Oi,ado B., Il. Ia~ysr i t0O ~
topsevelt, Curnelus, tefir,u 80. a.,
sievin, James, o. cry good. nj e-cb- M I0lOH1
ne~Art' Il, ~ dry 3 90. HI,rc $1,000
seSArt Amrht LUOc O00
stOut, " S. barker uQO up
sherwood Jonn II, 49, Esut'araan IGOOOO
gage, russell, 81 m.rei.nt 90OuO
sOthn, JoLn, o. bnlIrr LIDS 40
Taylor Janes y, 81. barker 2tsS 100
Thompson, Mrs LIEa tnu np
Van Auk-n, d. ~, broker lt75UU
VAaderbit W ii. 90, president railroad
Van Breu, Michael, %, gentleman SSSS.GO1
Nardel John D. 70, "a. merchant 1 ~. OOi
feob. w N II, 81, ship builder sOO,tO
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Call for the National Labor Conven.
ton
Once Of the National Labor Union,
fisher Block, Woodward Av-nue,


-
mo6~all whom it NAV concern:
treasury ahIincinnaIi session Of the National La
men comii g tt was decided that the next session
nave 20 foot It d in 81. Louis, Missouri
solved to los- ~ hereby given that the fifth an
meRtsr s-sss, the National Labor union will
be held in tie CitE Of st. Louis, State Of Mis-
souri,, on TIE FIRST Monday, being tie 18th day Of
August, 1871, at 20 O'Clock n the forenoon.
All Trades Unions, all cooperative sssocis-
tiOns, ali lsbOr organizations of every kind will
be entitled TO representation, for we believe
that all departments OF industry should have a
common cause 10 all our efforts for reform. We
therefore invite 70 our ranks all Who bv physi-
cal or intellectual labor, contribute to the sub e
stantiai wealth Of the nation be thew male or fe-
male. white or black for this Is a struggle for
liberty and justice
LABOR orgauiE atoms are entitled to repre-
Sentation as prescribed iu the constitution as
follows:
Each International trade organization will be
entitled 10 two delegates one for every three
thousand or fractional part thereof when not
represented by sny state organization pre-
scSibed in the cons tuition.
All local Trade labor unions will be en-
titled TO one delegate or representative in the
National Labor Union. Provided that such
representatives shall derive their election from
sse organization they claim to represent
Zach local or state organization, must at the
next meeting Of the National Labor Union re-
lsy9prt tat OF y,S-ut n az t"i- I'D
oHne "''neu perseeSIvs unions, and pay into the
oeeome memoeiinnual tax of ten cents on each
Randall who ella .t " - $500 " -"
Or himtelf att 90 ,t-,N -, ~
nion having chaire If III meeting n tGe COMING
'reter them within I w,uId snnesI 70 evarv I,hor
olsAr makers WI send a delegate that We may
: t .hs STRIKE for the good and welfare OF
= jus 20 De hau' huntry.
ny. Those that c. r ! Tervr,,-r D..
DOT out Union my g. - ~. \
9ainst the aama i " '-- -' - N-
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CHICAGO, JULY 80, 1871.
dEo.P. ROwKLL a 90,
~ Park Row, New York,
SIN. PETrEKGILL,A 90.


81 Park Row, New York.
AAn the sod agents for the woRKEsnANs ApvooArE In
'Aa' city, and authorize contract for inserting
sAvsrtissmsnts us at our Lowest cash rates Ad-
vsr,ise In that city requested leave their vorr
With either Of the above houses
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Inc officers
will please address alnvention of the National
ed for this union to N. nor Party

ions will please notice cha .N,io,,I T,bor C,-ass
see'e'Ar! from uAte' MLhgu,t 1870, Jhc follow
P. 0. I'D
CANTON. July is, ls7l.-T President OF this Con
notice tht the books Of I'd instructed TO sppont
Tor the space Of six moFu each Stale and territory
hrst Of July, and all r Columbia. whose duty il
place broke will have ne earliest practicable mo-
walk out Of town. Convention in order to com
&c organization Of the National Labor
n ..y.'
In pursuance whereof the committee appoint
ed for this purpose, met in the city OF Washing
ton, D. C January IL, 1871, and fixed the rule
ofrepresentation in said convention as follows
Each State TO be entitled to one delegate for
each member aud senator in the Congress OF
the United States, and one delegate from each
Territory AEd the District Of Columbia
Delegates shall have the certificate Of the
chairman aud secretary Of the Convention, APP
pointing and also the endorsement of the mem
Der Of the national committee OF their respect
i've States and Territories that were duly elect
cd, and that they endorse the principles and
purposes Of this call Delegates coming from
districts where convention has been held, OF
no member Of the national committee resides
viii be subject the action of the National
Convention when organized.
The delegates thus qualified will meet at the
City Of Columbus, Ohio, at 10 O'Clock, A N on
the third Wednesday of October 1871, for the
purpose Of nominating Candidates for the Offices
Of President and Vice President of the United
SLa1ee, and the transaction Of such other bnsi-
ness % may properly come before them. Pro-
vided. that the chairman of the national com
mittee may, on the written request of a MAORI
~ OF the national committee, appoint differ
snt day Tor the assembling Of me convention
A. N. PUETT,
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s9,51s,454.65

MANAGERS.
Thomas Rdgway, John A. Brown,
Thomas =. James, n. N. Burrough
George Iaber, ThOs. n. Power,
Seth l. CGmly, Edward II. Trotter,
Henry G Freeman, Chas. Wheeler,
VIM. p. jerks, Addison May,
Isaac starr, EDWARD q. Knight.
THOMAS s R1DGWAY, Pre- sident
SETh l. COMFY, Vice President.
JOHN f. JAMES, Treasurer
W. Ii. STOEVER, Assistant Treasurer 1t
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mittee of fellow-offenders. They would in
fallibly conclude that the wicked newspaper
sinner had wantonly DETAINED the wise legis-
lative saints, but the public judgment would
not be materially influenced by such report,
and it should not be, while jury trials of
general interest rarely fail to furnish the
basis of a righteous popular decision, which
generally agrees with the legal verdict; and,
whether this happens or not, the conviction
prevails that both parties to the suit have
had an equal chance of profting by the glori-
Gus uncertainties of the law q
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DOOMED PARIS.

No imagination can be vivid enough to fill
up the background and details of the terrible
outline telegraphed across the ocean, day after
day, from the gay capital which was 80 long
the centre of seductive pleasures. We read
of German battery after battery being directed
at the very heart of this populous city-of
one world-famous edifce after another falling
to ruins-of the tombs of the French Kings
and the last resting place of the remains OF
of the Great Napoleon, being under Prussian
fire-of building after building tumbling down
upon the heads of terrified inhabitants-of
gaunt famine, discomfort, and discord adding
every conceivable danger to those
thickening with the increasing energy
of the besiegers, and yet it is
hard to realize the fearful amount OF
misery occasioned by such dreadful combi-
nation of disasters. The frightful feelings
engendered by the Reign of Terror were
happiness itself compared to the emotions
which now swell up in every Partisan breast.
Each day sees some fond hope dissipated and
some new proof afforded of the utter in
ability alike of the armies within and the
armies without the beleaguered city to con-
tendsuccessfully against the invaders. TrOchu
has found that the estimates formed long
ago of the strength of the Notifications he
has defended were not exaggerated, and he
has given ample time for an army of
relief to be organized; but no in
vested city can shelter itself from
behind stone walls, and as each new day
brings with it new miseries, while it snatches
away glmmering shadows of hope, the hour
must soon come when despair will compel an
absolute surrender unless hecatombs of
Frenchmen resolve to go forth to slaughter.
All the miseries that France in former times
entailed upon Prussia are now being avenged
upon the unhappy Parisians, and for every
real or imaginary injury of the Germans
(not the least of which is the
enforced banishment of their countrymen
from Paris soon after the commencement of
the present war; tenfold retribution is being
exacted. History records few wars-perhaps
none-at once so peculiar and so terrible in
its results in this; and we do not wonder at
the bitter VOWS uttered by the Parisians, that
whatever may be the immediate settlement
of the present conflict, they will never quench
their yearnings for revenge.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 90, 1871.
T THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, fron

w THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
its original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the 7ii6nns, Times, Herald, W05la,
Sun, Journal Of Commerce, EVeHing Post,
Commercial AGVe,7iSey, and E0enfng E.F-
Press. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence Of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility of the news which we have received
from this source. Last March we entered
Into special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the exclifsiVe
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the North american, Inquirer, Ledger,
Press, Age, Record, and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the oNLy eVening
fabey bH6AiShed in Ais city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
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II o A z Q IL E p
II A JUMPER SLEIGH
In the hest OF order Sold for want OF rOOpa.
Apply at No. 2T0 s. SECOND Street above
Spruce. IT.
DR. PACKARD HAS REMOVED TO NO. 1O2s
IL SPRUCE Street. 12l2ts
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sqr The earliest regular edition of TIE
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at 1!
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at p, 80, and 4!. Whenever there is i'm
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.
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COOPER & C0NARD
COTTONs.

We have now open everything in Bleached and
Unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings, which we are
selling rapidly by the piece at lowest WHOLESALE
RATES.
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A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED
~ with the DOMESTIC DRY GOODS COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, VINO has had twelve years
experience, and can influence considerable bust
pess, is open for engagement as a WORKING
PARTNER or otherwise, in same or other busi-
ness
Best references as 10 character and capacity.
Address business" at this ONCE. 10 l2trp"
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Receipts.

Premiums received during the year. 1871 13S' ST
Interest received from investments aud
rents. nts...................... .......... 19222l.75
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INSURANCE..
THE ClRAR D
Life Insurance. Annuity and Trust
Comps ny, Of Philadelphia,
LOANS
LOANS.
2s9, eco City of Philadelphia loan, 6 per

LOANS.
2s9, eco City of Philadelphia loan, 6 per
CehJ....... .................
19,269 Che sapeake ond Delaware Ca
nal Company, 6 per cent. ....
al 600 Har. X g. Il. X. Co. In 6 per CT
22S, OOO L. 5. 500 years loan. 6 per cent
$4,000 L. S. loan OF 1881, 6 per cent. e.
9,4C0U s. loan, 1910 years loan, 5
per cent. ........
90 600 Susquehanna Canal Company,
D per cent. ...................
10000 Delaware Division Canal Com
pauy, per cent.
5000 North Pennsylvania Railroad
5000 PittsDurg and Allegheny Com
paDy, 3 per cent............
1850 Schuylkill Navigation COM
pany loan, 6 per cent. 49,.
12,0O0 Pehnlylvania haliroad Com
pauy, per cent.
15, 200 Lehlgh Coal Navigation Com
pany, 6 per cent. ............
10000 Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany, 6 per cent.
5000 Delaware and Raritan Com.
pany ana A. II. r. Co, g p. ct.
5000 Reading Railroad Company, 6
per c. nt.....-.......... ....
6,COO New YORK State per cent ..
2,CO0 Connecting Railroad Company
loan, 6 per cent. ..........
4,CC0 Junction Railroad Company
lean, 6 per cent.
1000 Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad
Company, 6 per cent. ....
1900 Cincinnati loan, per cent. -.
10, sC9yl State of Pennsylvania loan,
. per cent. t....................
1G4, $50 State Of Pennsylvania, 6 pr ct.
2,O00 Philadelphia and Sunbury
Railroad Company, pr CT,
l5,CC0 Cleveland and MahOning Rail-
road COmoany, per cent.
STOCKS.
Shares.
81 Franklin Fire Insurance Co..
35 American Fire. e.................
80 Pennsylvania Fire.
5l5 Harrisburg Railroad Company
1873 GiraTd Life Insurance, Annu
ity and Trust Co. of Philad'a
81 Penn Co. for insurance on
Lives. .......s.........
Is National Bank OF N. America.
II Northern Bank Of Eentucky.
s Bank Of Louisville ............
L. State Bank Of Camden. ...,...
1923 Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tiOnal Bank. ...........
30 Philadelphia National Bank. =.
l69 Western Nat.onal Bank.
22 National Bank N. Liberties.
81 Penn National Bank, ,......
z6 Mechanics National Bank ..
20 Manufacturers National Bank
Southwark National Bank. ...
20 National Bank Republic. ....
GO Commercial National Bank. ..
"A GiIard GiraTd National Bank.
1qh PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co...
3O6 Minehill and SChuylkill Haven
Railroad Company ........ (
934 LehiRh Valley Railroad Ce. ''''
Cash, January 2, lS71... SO.
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Va NsOrtGaHes.

Mortgages.
On property valued at over 50, 25OOO9
being FIRST mortgages on uuiucum-
beIed real estate ia the city OF Phiia-
delphia, s2.159,87652
s4Oans.
Loans on stocks as collateral security
(casn market vage, s5 ,20S) ).......... s20,1S0 Ss
stocks.
$40 coo U. S J0-4O bonds. . .........
$1,000 L. S. 6s Of lSsl.
slleI0 Penna State Loan, per cent.
$4,000 Penna State War Loan, per ct
$1,000 Delaware SJaJe Is ..............
$40 OUO Philadelphia City 6s.............
60 coo LehiRh Valley Railroad First
Mortgage Bonds. ds................
$4,000 North PENNSYLVANIA Railroad IS
$1,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad rs
$1,000 Reading Railroad Ts............
81 $50 Harrisburg ana Lancaster R.R 6s
300 shares Pennsylvania Railroad o..
200 shares Southwark Railroad Co...
100 shares Commercial National Bank.
zoo shares Bank OF Kentucky.
II shares Northern Bank of Kentucky.
81 shares Franklin Insurance company
lb0 shares Insurance Co. OF n. America
l3 shares Insurance Company Of the
State OF Pennsylvania ...........
l6 shares Continental Hotel Company,
s2So PnIadephia Oi;J warrants ......
MArKET VALUE, '..,............. s2Oa72rsO
REVENUE S1AMPS.... 7l22
REINSURANCE DLPOsIT PREMIUMS. 2,S69OO
Cash.
Cash in hands Of Agents ....... ", ,aG252
Loans IN call, with u. S.
Bonds collateral security 10, SS6.37 S95,226'03
Total 38O87, ,452 IS
losses ey Sire.
Losses paid during the year ls7O....... s272ssl7O
The Assets Of the "gRANKLIN" are all invested
in solid securities (over two million seven hundred
and dfty thousand dollars in First Bonds and Mort
gages,) which are all interest bearing and dividend
paving. The Company holds no Bills Receivable
tax Insurance effected
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON
LIBERAL TERMS.
This Company issues Policies upon the RENTS OF
all kinds Of BUILDINGS, GROUND RENTS and
MORTGAGES.
Directors.
AJFRED G. BAKER, ALFRED FITLER,
SAMUEL GRANT, THOMAS SPARKS,
GRO. W. RICHARDS, VIM. S. GRANT
ISAAC LEA, THOMAS =. ELLIS,
GEORGE FALES, GUS. 5. BENSON.
Officers.
ALFRED q. BAKER,
PRESIDENT.
GEORGE FALES.
vICE-PRESIDRNr.
JAS. w. McALLEsrER.
SECRETARY.
THEO. NJ. RsEGER,
l2O fmw6t ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09
No. 81.
An ACT
GEO. l.. BONEE.
Secretary OF State

Creating commission to Locate the site Tor
a State House in the city of New Orleans,
Ia purchase the necessary grounds there
for. and making an appropriation to pay
tor such grounds and to build State
House and other buildings necessary for
State purposes, and improving the same.
SECTION |. BE ii enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
or Louisiana IN general assembly con-
vened, That JOINT committee of three OF
the House OF Representatives. 10 be APP
pointed by the Speaker thereof. and two of
thr Senate. to be appointed by the President
o, the Senate, and two TO be appointed by
the Governor, be and is hereby raised and
created as commission for the purpose OF
locating in the city of New Orleans site
Tor Il State House. and the other buildings
ana improvements necessary Tor State pur-
poses. tor purchasing the necessary grounds
therefor. and for all purposes appertaining
thereto and to contract Tor the bulldin. OF
said State House thereon. and other neces-
sary buildings. and it shall be lawful Tor
majority of said committee TO act.
Sea. =. Be it further enacted. etc. That
for the purposes of paying for the grounds,
and FOR the building of said State House
and other buildings and improvements ne
cessary thereOn. as authorized by the hrst
section OF this act. that the sum of fifteen
hundred thousand dollars be and the same
is hereby appropriated, to be paid as fol
lows. 10 wit: One hundred thousand dol
lars to be applied to the purchase Of the
grounds. to be paid on the order OF the COM
mission herein appointed. or majority
thereof. on the Auditor Of Public Accounts,
whose duty it shall be to warrant on the
State Treasurer for said amount, and the
balance of said fifteen hundred thousand dol
Lars thereof to be paid in bonds Of the State Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09
LAWS Oe THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED 81 AUTHORITY.

No. l..
AN ACT
Appropriatiny the sum of two hundred and
nifty thousand (S35o.000) dollars. for the
pay mrnt of members. o!cels. employees
and contingent expenses Of the General
Assembly of the State of louisiana.
SECTION I-l,c it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana il, general assembly convened.
That the su,l. oftwo hundred and fifty thou
sand i;::o5o.000) dollars. or so much thereof
as may he necessary, he and the same l.
hereby appropriated out of any moneys
now in he treasury or the first money her.
after paid INFO the treasury to the credit OF
the general fund. 10 pay the mileage aat
lmI diem OF members of the senate and
House ~ Representatives. and to pay the
otcc,s and employees and rontin.cn: cX-
,,pns,S of both houses Of the General ASSEM-
bly,: the warrants to be registered; III tie
office of the State Treasurer and paid III ac-
cur,ian;e with date oi registry.
SL, , Be it further enacted. etc. That
this act shall take effect from and ate, its
passage.
(>igne.ll MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker OF the House of Repre- >cnt;tiVcs.
(>ign"d) OSCAR }. DUNN.
Lieutenant Govrrnur and President OF the
Senate.
Approved January 10. ISL.
C>i.ne, II. c. WARMOTH.
Governor oil the State "i Louisiana.
y tue co!'y:
"hu. T.. I;,tf:.
Secretary If State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09

posed to this bill you will find ten thousand
in favor of i.-of the people, the bone and
sincw of the people. that make up the peo-
pie in general. A few traders in the city Of
New Orleans, IA II matter Of course. are OPP
posed to it, They bay and cell meat.
Therefore, hope this house will pass this
bill. the veto of the Governor to the con
trary Notwithstanding aud on that l call
the previous question.
The main question was ordered. and the
veto was sustained by vote Of ii nays to
Is yeas.
The House adjourned at three until half
past seven L. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09
No. IOH
JOINT RESOLUTION

To postpone indefinitely the collection Oh
the back faxes for the years eighteen nun
dred and sixty -one. eighteen hundred anu
sixty-twO. eighteen hundred and Sky
three and eighteen hundred and sky
four.
WHEREAS. The back taxes ofeighteen hun,
dreI and sixty-one. eighteen hundred anu
sixty-two eighteen hundred and sxty-three
and eighteen hundred and sixty-four wee
levied upon the assessment of property no"
very much deprecated in value. and large
proportion entirely lost, and
Whereas. the people are still greatly re-
duced and heavily burdcned with taxes
and
Whereas. the one per cent tax was levasa
and collected upon tho consideration ara
with tho express understanding that TIA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09

Tensas, two.
Terrcbonne, two.
Union. one.
Vermiiion, one.
Washington, one.
Vim. one.
Richland. one.
Cameron, one.
Grant, one.
!beria, one.
Tangipalioa. one.
Total one hundred and seven.
lsigncd) GEO. W. CARTER.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
tSlgned) OSCAI: j. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
4 true copy.
GEO. r.. HOvEE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09
AN ACT
No. 3.

To change TIE vent!e in the case CT
David Fisher. J. L. Oliver aud Cclesiinc
Oliver from Ascension parish I" the par
ISL of Jefferson.
WHEREAS. 1t having been represented
that Il fair and impartial trial can no, be
had before the district court Of the parish
OF Ascension. i'll the Fourth judicial Dis
tric.. in the ease ri David Fisher. j. {.
Oliver and CrleS,ine Oliver, charged with
murder: therefore.
SECTION |. Be il enacted by the Senate
and Ho;,>c OF Representatives If the State
OF Louisiana IL general assembly convened.
Tha: the ven.:; in ti,.. case OF David Fisher.
J. {. Oliver and C.l">!;nc Oliver, charged
with murder III the parish OF Ascension. be
ani is changed 10 the parish OF Jefferson.
So. =. B.. i; further enacted. ot... That
this act shall take effect FROM and after is
passage.
tSi.nc,U GEO. w. CARTER,
sneaker OF tie Holsr ol Repre- S-nratives.
tSi.nc,n OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor aud President of the
Senate.
\ tri!c copy:
GEo. L. BovEE.
Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09

trFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
The foregoing act having been presented 70
the Governor of the State OF Louisiana for
his approval, AMI not having been rc:urned
by him tn the house of the General Assem-
bly, III which it originated within the time
prescribed by the constitution OF the State
OF Louisiana. has become "A law without bis
approval
GEO. l.. BOVEE,
Secretary Df State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-09

The foregoing act having been presented
70 the Governor Of the State of Louisiana
for Iii. approval, and not having been
returned by him to the house of the General
Assembly in which it originated within
the time prescribed by the constitution OF
the State of Louisiana, has become law
without his approval.
GEO. l.. BOIEE
Secretary of Starp