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suNpAYa.REA EApINa.
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~ yTEAcH Us no WAIT. 5aom
by rHoEBs CARY, Z,


why are we SO impatient or delay, niioe as
Longing forever for the time to BET iu Hciasi
For thus we live tomorrow In to4day,tio, 9 ni
Yea, sad to-inorrows we may never seea1 bn
We are too hasty are not reconclled
To let kind nature do her work alone & '''i-
We plant our seed, and like a foolish child no
We dig IL up to see If II has grown. 'os oai
The good that isto be we covet now, ~. 10y
We cannot walt for the appointed hour; ~
Before the fruit is ripe, we shake the bough,
And seize the bud that folds away the flower.
When midnight darkness reigns we do not see
That the sad night is mother of the morn !,
We cannot think our own sharp agony
May be the birth-pang of O joy unborn.
Intothe dust we see our idols cast, ,r 4.ail slr
And cry that death has trlumphed, life is void,
We do not trust the promise, that the last
OF oil our enemies shall be destroyed!
With rest almost in sight the spirit fatnts,, ed
And heart and flesh grow weary at the last,
Our feet would walk the city Of the saints, q.
Even before the silent gate Is passed. r. IN
Teach US to wait until Thou shalt appear.
To know that all Thy ways and times are just,
Thou seest that we do believe, and fear,
Lord make US also to believe and trust.
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Search for Happiness. !.

III :.
A wealthy epicure applied to an ARA
bian doctorfor,a prescription that would
restore his body to health and give hap
piness to his mind. The physician ad-
vised him to exchange shirts with man
who was perfectly contented with his lot,
whereupon the patient set out in pursuit
of such person. After many months
spent without accomplishing his object,
he was told of certain cobbler of who m
every one had spoken as model of con-
tentment and happiness. Pursuing the
direction given, the traveller q was at
length rewarded with the sight of the
cobbler enjoying a. comfortable nap on
board. Without ceremony he was arous-
ed from his slumbers, and the important
interrogatory, whether he was contented
with his lot, was answered in the affirm
ative. assJ brr .{saa.1 .l4 'yg.5.ss 515 .3s
"Then," said the seeker after happi-
ness, "I have one small boon to ask at
your hands. 1t is that you exchange
shirts with me, that by this means, L may
also become contented and happy ls6g.
%TMost gladly would accede to your
request" replied the cobbler, "but--- y p 4
- Nay refuse me not" interrupted the
man Of wealth; any sum that thou mayst
name shall be thine."9sn q ',f asyf. .yi.ll
I,seek mot thine wealth." said the
cobbler,, I" but--but---n"a agai z; q ..l.t M
30 But what p Jlrsii 5aJ611 20 Hiaiif d
'l"The truth is- hare no shirt" -.., y a a
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The Order for the Execution Of Jesus
'aeo sss tils Christ. ss.GEs'1 j. 10 5lduub

Among the manuscripts which were
probably burned in the recent confagra-
tion of the archiepiscopal palace at Bour-
ges, in France, the most remarkable was,
without doubt, the order for the execu-
tion Of Jesus Christ, which was the per-
sonal property Of De Ia Tourd' Auvergne.
The order runs thus :ai. IA. .. ig. III
Jesus of Nazareth of the Jewish tribe
of Judea, convicted of imposture and re-
bellion against the divine authority of
Tiberius Augustusi Emperor of the aRo-
mans, having for this sacrilege been con-
demned to die on the cross by sentence
Of the judge, Pontius PLATE, on the
prosecution of our lord, Herod, lieutenr
ant of the Emperor in Judea, shall be
taken, Tomorrow, morning, the 23d day of
the 1des Of March, to the usual place OF
punishment, under the escort of a COM
pspy of the Praetoriap guard. The se-
called king Of the Jews shall be taken
out by the Strunean gate, All the pub
lie officers and the subjects of the Empe-
ror are directed to lend their aid to the
execution of ,thisEsentenee. II III "a
(Signed,) aIJg p r. CAPEL.
Jerusalems 22d day of the Ides of March,
year of Rome Y7S3. yzago sr flTrR
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Entrapping NIonkeys., !,

- - o.
We are sorry to learn that monkeys,
whose dignity has been somewhat increas:
ed Of late by certain philosophical discus
sions, are not altogether beyond the reach
of the vices and temptations which be-
set their degenerate .posterity. In Dar-
four and Senaar, Africa, we are, told the
natives make an intoxicating drink of
which the monkeys are exceedingly fond.
A mean advantage is taken Of this weak
ness by the negroes to take captive its
unwary victims. is Vessels Of this drink
are set out where monkeyslmost do con-
gregate, and soon company of reyelers
will gather and screeeh and get fuddled
in almost as disgraceful manner asthat
which is so common among young men.
When the little fools have lost all power
to comprehend their situation, or to con-
troll their movements, in come the wicked
persons who placed temptation in their
way, and each man will take monkey
by the paw and lead him away, even as
misguided youth in "a similar condition
are led away to ruin 3 another will catch
hold of this one for support, and SO on
until the negro has in tow a line Of twelve
or fifteen staggering apes, which he Sc
cures in cage before they know what is
going on,or recover the control of their
lobSf l..ll ulF rfL.5r, r,tit ,l,tf .t..r..-,-..
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other in irrepressible paroxysms Of laugh
ter. ''AA9''D 9hi
,'"The fact is, ladies" commenced
Kenneth, confusedly, " / want some one :
to help me off with this mouse-trap Of d
! lhoop-skirt! Miss Alice, I'm very sorry
I've split your saque open, but--Well, if
fyon don't stop laughing, can't explain;44 Z
that's the long and the short Of it."'Ho ~
But Rosa Fernall had stopped laugh
ing, already and the pink Of her cheeks
|, was deepening into scarlet a''i. s9ato Woi
She had just remembered the words
carelessly spoken in that very room, not
five minutes ago llsq ylsTe at sluaIol .ytio
In a remarkable short space Of time
Mr.. Ross had torn off his feminine adorn- IA
nents, and fed ignominiously, followed 81
by the peals of laughter Of his cousin
and Alice Aymer. 9e6 isifi tusgps.l lnT
Rosa--.strange little piece of contradie-
tion---had began to cry.sn, i7ea saias al ssi3
"Poor little thing {! she's hysterical,p o.
said Aunt Meg, who had just appeared
on the scene. 1s,io ss- AZ yI.7..s,r T,f,rl,. =,
But Rosa Fernall was not hysterical. ~,
The full, delicious moon of summer
was in the idlheayen that night, as
Kenneth Ross strolled into the; garden,
moodily putting at a cigar, and contem-
plating the feasibility Of leaving quiet
Warburgh to avoid the girls sarcasm. /
81 was fool" quoth, Kenneth aloud,
but-Who's there ~ ~ 't,oD 2, shal. d I
It was Rosa, with two or three white
Glove pinks in her hand, coming fromthe
lower part of the garden. 'o1Ut 9'.' haa SEQ
And, by the full, brilliant moonlight,
Kenneth saw the traces of tears on her
cheek. iilaq odF .ts9f nHd9iacT aqrgsh
Rosa, you have been cryipgW asllai Sd
"No, ] haven't Pr.
And, toSprove the truth Of her. asser. :
ton, Rosa began occry afresh.
| y,' Look here, Rosa, said the, young
man, gravely, " have, been thinking Of
leaving Warburgh Tomorrow" ,1,rgi,-11
q Butt pursued Mr., Ross, I'll stay
if-if-you'll only tell me to my face
what you told my cousin when I was hid
den away like great foolish rat in a trap,
Rosa. Speak to me, little one"l olhii ssi5
-" What shall I tell your" faltered
| Rosa y9hi Y.teHsfl oiC' 'Ydi go isfqm
"a That you love mel that you viii be
my wife p 'sa'.2d an e ylnb ell gsiob
| And she told him 50, in the language
lovers best like to hear. uina liw ho5s6np
siAnd Mr.. Kenneth Ross stayed in Wars
burgh, and braved theridicule of Alice
and Flora, with little Rosa marshalled on
his sideDj glld q s7tth s Gr7s1 srg sredi
But he'never read the girls any more
homilies on the dignity of manhood OF.
the majesty of human NATURE .ryoms,
To use Miss ,Flora's expressive LAM
guage, "it wouldn't have gone down. ,s
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-05

ReT> Comforts Of the aged Christian
Bright faith, high hopes, clear weather
shadows all pointing towards the eternal
!, morning. n llIi.. ,s Ilil' ~ Z So :
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-05

1eE- Evl company is like tobacco
.smoke--you cannot be long in its proc
ence without carrying away q taint gift.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-05

De9" The newest thing in the way Of
medical advice is toiweargoggles, for the
purpose of preventing asunstroke--thc
theory of some theorizing sayans being
that these attacks arc due to- the action
lof light upon the brain exerted through
the, eye, mud not, as is generally believed,
to an elevation of the temperature. Pos
siblyso gsdBut let US look at the case
from both sides a Wouldn't healthy,
fullrigged,. sensible man rather be, sun
struck than wear goggles .aw r3.es
".glea nee " lsi5sd Q. lsimd
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felt the Necessity q p9ovng and ssIsr Sthls
compoShds Saich are sent broadcast ri over Ihs Tie
sSganty Da an OIL aa y sAFa land and gh4HST u
rious and costly experiments, he has succeeded in
paSSstdnfg and GSY Sss e ths PHef such
should be used by every family III issft -ii y
lsT, Becauseit is safe beyond question q The
primary purpose in the preparation OF STELLAR
OIL has been to make It PERFECTLY SAFE,
thus insurlns the lives and property Of those who
use It, .irtb Ftf EQs TIyN . H.I llITE l51b
I'D, Because 1t is the most BRILLIANT liquid IL
luminator now known. ,..-,,..,,.,
Sd, Because it's more economical, in the long
run, than any Of the dangerous oils and fluids
now wintoo common use. q ...il.s.5 f-f.IF.a.f
4TH, Because 1t is Intensely BRILLIANT, and
therefore economical, giving the greatest posi-
bic light at the least expenditure TO the consum-
er. Its present standard OF SAFETY AND
BRHLIAECY will always be maintained, ,--for
upon this the proprietor depends for sustaining
the high reputation the STELLAR OIL now
enjoys "t'~e
To prevent the .adulteraton OF this with the ex-
plosive compounds now known under the name Of
kerosene, &c, Sc, 1t is put up for family nse in
stamped with the trade mark of the proprietor; il
cannot be tampered with between the manufac-
snger % and consumer, None Is genuine without the
STELLAR OIL Is sold only by weight each can
containing flve gallons Of six and half pounds
each, thus securing to every purchaser full meas
ure. 1t is the duty and interest Of all dealers and
consumers OF inninatingoii TO use the STELLAR
OH S,av because IL qto''e IS Known 70 besafe and
ra-,All orders should be addressed to
IAH{nEKJ - EGh 80
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-05

Cousin Ksn,p, shfiSked Flora. WaN
"Mr Ross p faltered Miss Fernall.
"WhyS it can't be possible ~ ejacula-
ted Alice
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as thatp p sobbed Flora. " Call Uncle
John Bring Fe,yolyer, Alice, do lock-, Z,
"No; you look" faltered Alice, res
treating behind the bureau
"Ill look myself" said Rosa Fernall,
brayely advancing to the rescue, ~
But when the door handle refused to
turn, oeyenshe was scared. ar
a a'Some one is holding the door inside
Call the men,, a. ,.,.., .la q.
b "iIhere is nonnecessity,8 8quotha voice
from behind the pannels. "a fiaAaT
And the next moment the closet door
flew open, disclosing tall form in blue
muslin and crinoline, and abcountenaueec
whose utter sheepishness can never be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

Ragan, Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchon,
Wilc0G-l5.
Mr.. Uuusaker moved to table Mr. Pinch
hacks resolution, which the Senate refused.
Mr. Harris moved to strike out de pro
yiso OF ,,,e resolution.
Accepted.
Mr. Todd moved to adjourn. which the
Senate refused by the following vote, viz:
Yeas: B.acl,nan, Bowman, Dutlar. Gimp
bell. Fish, Futcii. Gallup. jerks. AcMi!!en,
Noinnd, Pierce, Todd, Whitnoy-i'.
NAYS: Anderson. antoine. Barber, Comp
land, Daigie, Harris, Herwig. Nunsakcr,
Insral,an, Kclso, Lewis, Lynch, pmchnack,
Raglan, Ray, Smith. Swords, Sypher, Iwit-
cllcll, Wilcox-2j.
The President then resumed the Chaf.
On call ot Mr.. Whitney, the Senate then
went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised, tho
question then REQUIRED upon M. rinchbach's
resolution.
Mr.. Fu.ch offered the fo'!owin: as 4 sub
stitute:
Resolved That the Committee on Elections
shall, whenever they deem it necessary,
send for persons and papers: provided that
any contestant or contcstcc shall summon
Witnesses or send tor papers at their own
expense.
Mr.. To,,.. .noyc,; to adjourn.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
senate stood adjourned until Saturday, the
twenty ghth instant. nj lively" "'r'"c" N.
CHARLES IL. NERNiIi,
Secretary q: tl... Senate.
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WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.

Md row comes Boston with new
":ty,c. which is, nothing more or less than
~" dedication Of y i'AzhiGnull" stable by il
ball. The stable Is i've stories high. twenty
SIX by iI'y feet. and fitted up With all tho
taste and auornn.cnt usually character.zing
drawing room. The frs: floor consists Of
a reception room. q stable, and :. carria &C.
house. all elegantly finished in biac,. wal
nut. chcatnut and hard pine OF the best
quality The ceilings and walls are rough
coated and finished in f,"sco, with !ici,
coinra. ihrI" ar" four stalls. il. E.c,,;ug
with III. res: Of the place. viii, .iILc,: rails
at the top Of the partitions. ~ the .Iet!i-
ca:oiy bail :he ladies' were at,irr,! in .!,c
heigh: 81 fashion, Gimores band furnished
the 'nt!s;c. and the affair was in every way
snr1:h. II may probably be doubted
whether this latest "Boston notion ..:,! h,
generally popular.
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OFFICIAL .GCJEN-A IL
OFFICIAL. ECJN p Al
OF TIE
HOUSE OF EEPRE,HNTAIis Is
FIR ST = l.. = = O \
OF TEE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE, OF LOIISIAN Ma
Twcnty-ihird Days Proceedings.

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| :,nr,,. ov g,.r,,,,s,,>~,r-vf,,
| Frl,y. January =. iii.
,,. =, ,;,,
Inc ii""se '''c' i''''''"' " '''''''
ment.
| Speaker Carr in the chair.
III. roll WIS called. an, the following
| members answered! 10 their names:
| Hcss:a. Carr. Abel. .,r..p,.e. AZ. o:r"
H.ker. .'ar'ie:' :'':Er,' i,..i'l' ''. ..
H!hhJ, h.l' ~ n.,,',;,
i.'E,'i' '''.''''''''.n ,''' '' ,t'
, '"'''', 80, ;+ .N':'
1'''' ga; ~. :. -; .;,.,.,',,.
n'i''i'' riJ: .',I.'.- .:"'-.
.'t"' : .:..'. fr....r ....-
son, Krsr,on. :>s.,.:. KIM. r>j.~o:ir.
- >!iH.e'.. !.ai::,.'. 'l:''4'' - - 49,
/ i1fH Al: .'''' '''.'''
. ,;..,... ,,.' ,:,,,.,, ,,r.- u...-,..,
, Pad. Quinn, RAN. ni.ey. n:r.-, gold. 81.
.in, :,c.:ii'."i''r. 80 H. ;'o''"r: >,''!.s.
. "tcf'h'; .rt'i''''
....,.s'., -. b;,,u.,: ..' t.-..,.l.s
! Waters. Hi.eyiauh. =: Ni.'..". y. " o.
h~iiiS, WILSON, ''"';'sH' '"'-'' '''''- '''
Quorum present.
; Prayer by lie I''a,'..:'..
I'll. Speaker :i!iI,;i:l..t; I" -" !l'TS' tn..;
rs TN. ,:n':.,.,! w..s improperly "..j.e''' he
; had "i,;rgc'. III. Glen: "i the h"@>' not t.
l.cc,,. for die same. ;.li! :'l."~.. .,l..t Il
! -, ., ,..,.,,,,, ,.,,4.i
. .!o'..I,s ''h'' ".'i'o'''' ~ l'> 't''-'' ''''
| tomorrow.
~ ,<-..-.'' o. jefferson, ,,nyc,, .Na; {; 70.
; ;,.,..,,,. ,.,....o.,a:; r,tn
;"a.o:'"". "a a'e'i''.'!''' ''''.i '''' -. 49,
: If the .irra'1". "i the House.
r.. :,a,,,lznay. 81. Caldwell, r!o..,. to 'av
! ,,.,.., .I....a,.,.. ,...,
''.' ',''' -. ,,::1'.., ..',,;,.'.
, which iic-srs. "l:2.'ia'!a q. ''''-'''' -.
Ear.e:t .: Orleans. '.e'..:,'. the y...' :..:J
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

:hH chi'd is SLOW" is it. l. can't learn
ITS "n!tl'lirs;Hn table; sprllin. seems i'm.
N"@~.'i" tot wish any amount Of ..aci,jDa..
an. .t"h S"' discouraged. ana SET it down us
" 1":'othiined dance. Wait q bit. EI.rv
parent knows. II the same time. too mu,.j,
"n'. too little CT his own child l. i, move
inaA i'kely yoN will be pycuder OF fhnr
cH-'' attachments than Of any other ci:iIl.s
~ your fanny. BE patient. as IS The oar
deHcr when he has Sown the seed r;,,'o
&no Sunshine! Give plenty OF both to thale
ht'm n plint.. The fruit and thr hInssoro
t'"J come pse'H&tUiely lie cttencst useless
upon the "runnd,
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Mr.. Thompson, Of St. Ta,nmanI, moved
that recess Of fifteen minutes be taken.
Carried.
1t the expiration Of me recess, The House
was cai!c,! to order !ly the Speaker.
The question before tie House being The
election Of :. special committee. III accord
a,cr with the resolution .,r.v:cusly adopted,
nominations were ..c.lared in order.
The fo!lowin, gentlemen We're nom
mated:
i:essrs. Ear-o... &C Orleans Lialnbas
OF Orleans; Rhggo.d, %! Orleans; G:sddis'
OF Orleans; Schumacher, Of Orleans :;
Quinn. of Orleans; Otto, OF Orleans; Car
ter, Of Cameron Devices. OF DE Soto; Nor-
rail-, Of Jefferson; Abel, Of Eossier;
Yorke, Of Carroll: Cng, OF st. Bernard
Moncure, Of Ca,ldo; and Eurch, Of East
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Barrett, Of Orleans. declined the NOM
| nation.
| On motion OF AZ. Barrett. OF Orleans
| the nominations were closed.
| The House proceeded t" vote viva voee
with the following result:
! For Mr. Mcncugc: AhcN. Bryan. Blu
n.:, , .,s.,.,,, ,,o,,.,..ool
IT, cl,..,: ,,,7,,,,..,l, uor,,,v s..so,
n,,;.,.. 4,;.,,,l ..,,.,.. S,.,,.,. v.r,a..
,,.:o,, N,.r,,i, u
votes.
, ~, A., , .,,o,, r.,.o, rr
! n..:..T. yo,,.s.oo, =, .,,;.
| ,,;.,.,.-,.1, Conan.
. x~',, ,,r..,,;,,'..n, ,f ..s,,,,,,,.
49,. :. v-,,,;, ;.,.a.
,. ~, .j-.. .,,ol, urc,.u.,
,.,,;,vt7,ro l., Z. ,i,,;,.ra. II :o.t. Nc.'..r.
! Land, Uarper. Stant.n, Vc,r.1:. Nashin
ton, 81 As.u,p,;i.n.-:r :o!a..
| Fo, SIR Eoy,.. Ahr,. Devices, Hemp
! stead Stanton. Nvh,,!au.,-., votes.
| For Mr. Schumacher: Abel, BRYAN,
! Hr,han,n n,r.nsi,,,,o. Devices. McFa--
land. Nor,:,. Murray. Gp.a.oh. Stanton
. y.rro-, v...,,,o.o, -; ..Enon;i,,n. N.r
rar-,3 Votes
! For Hr brewster: r.o.,.-. .;ocyc, II.
4, W;lliap,-:, yo!.s.
+! For SIR .h,I,. u~..,, C:c.,:ar. Davidson
! D,wr,s-:,,;,.
,',r Mr. >,-er. D,-:r.,.,ye> :.::yn,..
,l,r,,',v N'.,..I:' ;..;.;r..f,.. .. ...s.,.l,,-
,;on-5 votes.
;or NJ. ,.,:.a.': .';.r.'. E",.-.... Gard
ner. t... :'..:.o. Il. :.o:.. Lynch. 'l''.,, x.
! :, 't;ti..i,.'.. :. ;. ~. t.r.. y! i. Ian: =
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~yyc:s.y-i1urti, Days Proceedings.

AVC:i. y-i5EriE Dt,y7S frOcceHGE2s
Nov=r: OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Saturday, January Is, lt.'.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Carr in TIE chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered 10 their names:
Speaker Carr, and '.cssrs. .DcN,
hloipi.e. Antoine. Baker, Barrett. Bi"i1han,
Blunt. Bowen. Hrousaa.,, Brown, Bryan,
Euc,,iaglla Burci, Butler, Garter,
Chachcrc, Cochran, Crawford. Darby,
Davidson, Davis, De:nas. Devices, Du:io.
Ellis. Faulkner Floyd, ,'ontclieu. Gaddis,
Hampstead, Huston. Johnson. henncr,
La Saliniere, Laurent, Llambius, II. Lott.
j. y. Lott, Mahoncy, Marvin, Matthews,
McCarty. Mcfarland, Meadows, Moncurc,
Moore. Morphy, Morris, Murray, Ong,
Oplatek. Otto, Pend, Quinn, Raby, Riley.
Ringgold, Ssrtan, Schumacher. Stamps,
Stanton, Stevens. Tatman. Thompson,
ingtOn, of Assumption, Washington, of
Concor,lia, Waters, Wheyland. T. Williams,
II. Williams, Wilson, Worrali. ioEke
Young-S3.
Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Clerk proceeded; 20 read Thursdays
| journal, when the Chair stated. Tor the in
formation OF the members. :lia. it was
, neecssar; for the colani;tc. elected by the
| House 70 make Their report. rs the journal
, OF Thursday was in their possession.
, Mv. Faulkner moved tina: ..1c rules he
suspended, SO rs 10 allow the spec:.. com
, :.i.trc :" report.
Carried.
, The sDecia! committee. through is chair
n!"n, submitted the following report:
F! TO the Honorable. Speaker and Members OF tho
House oi Rcp:cs. natives:
| Your committee. t. whom was referred
! the ri-i:Ial journal Of Wednesday. twenty
sixth. tor examination, have had under care
! tul consideration tie subject referred. to
! them. and beg leave 70 submit the following
! report ana resolutions 10. a.t;on:
Your committee, i'll conducting the cNanli-
! nation required. had before them the origi-
nal minutes, in short hand. of the proceedings
uithc House of Thursday, twentysixth; also.
| said minutes as written i, .Ili by .he Minute
| Clerk Ny. i5agnett". They also had y copy
Of III. journal OF the same date. a. made up
iv Mr.. Randall i:Ur. ;!Ic short hand report
, and ori.ina, matter; also. Tie proof o: SAID
.jouina! from ia" "tra. printer
They had before them ~ witnesses. Nr.
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E's"!''|. That tie /. us" ''i".:. q! stand
in, committee -. ;lTc, members :'cui.@'I
;ut-, ur.i -. known. ~ The Commute" 81:
House Journals. who's. duty ii SHALL he 70
daily examine IL" journal ~ the House In
IAeiia:rly :.t:t! lis adjournment. and after
tx. c.nlHttr" approves =! The same. i. S!.:H
lie forward; 4 ie.' publication - The o;,ic!..
irg;lni by Ia" Cictl. OF ;hc Ious:: hu; il;
no ,ts., sn;tl, "a" i!ul,s. joanna be published.
until approved y: " majority .. sad COM
.n;tJ.e am! when r" approved s.s;'H ''ccoHc
the property "f the iu!.s". and s:.nicc: -
correction alone by IL. SAID i:"t-e as
-cnih.d. ana .'l..t much o'' :;!ic q ~:
standing yale o.. !" House. IS s.;Es. " III.
Speaker has ~: ,irt 10 cNa'.i:n" :,:Ii cor
rect the .irurna! before il Is read. be and
:hc same Is hereby repealed.
i.r. Barrett. Of Orleans. move, t;,c atop-
don OF Ii" report, and ta.!.,: ior :hc pre-
! viou; question.
| Mr.. Davidson, IF Livingston. raised The
| Gullovin. point OF order: Tia: .ccor.in. 10
rue 40. 8! o.. the House, no standing rule
or order o. the House could he r.scinac.i or
changed without one days no:ice being
| given.
The Chair decide, the pcin, OF order well
taken.
The question recurring upon n" adoption
Of the report, Nessrs. Barrett and Antoine.
OF Orleans. called for The yeas and nays,
viii. the following result:
Yeas: antoine. Baker. Barrett Bicklla,n
Blunt, Brewster Kroussard. Brown. Bryan,
buckingham, H,irch. Butler. Carter.
ChacheTc. Cochran, Crawford. Darby.
Davidson. Demas, puri". Ellis. Faulkner.
| fioVd, Funtel!eu. Gaddis. Gardner GirS:-
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TIE HOMER ILIAD,

On the motion to crgrcss the bill for tho
Relief nj v. Jasper Blackburn, for the de-
struction q: his presses
hlr. 'inchhack said: If the pooplc oC tho
PARISH OF Claiborne have destroyed tho
presses III Mr. Black barn the people OF
Claiborne should hc made 10 pay iGr it.
Sut :!r people Of New Orleans ought not
~ -" inade to pay for what tn people Of
Claiborne have done. Il NJ. Blackburn IS
entitled to any relief. as have no d"ub: no
is. h" mast get it troln the parish of Glai-
horne. II The gent! man wh. introduced
til" bill proposed to Ia. the pcon!o OF Clai-
borne he Would support She measure. Dut
he would not tax the eopsc throughout all
the rest o. the state for lh0 bad actions Of
the people OF Claiborne.
PROTECTION or BAYOU SARA.
TIE bill for the protection OF bayou Sara
from overflow being up--
Mr. Lynch said he aatcel III tho sugges-
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