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~H you want q Senator
who will serve the County,
| vote for H. G. Burbank.
GEH. JOHN r. AVeRILL.

from The ST Pasl Pyess.
The people of the frontier have espe-
clsl reason 70 be grateful to Gen. Aver.
i'll fl bis uofsmittiug devoties to their
interests ; acd, icdeed, among all his
constituests, insludiog the hsubles:.
there is no one Who ever called upoa
him for service 10 bis power to render,
which was consistent with his duty,
who has not fouod in him Q sealous
friend and helper. In . frontier State
like ours, there are probably . hundred
call" upon the Congressional representa-
tive for Official service, outside of bis
ordinary duties as Legislator, to one
"pon the Representative Of an Eastern
State. A Congressman from Minpeso-
to, for example, is Looked upon q. .h.
agent OF oil bis constituents for any
business he may Wish to trsosset 1t tho
Departments At Washington, in thou
eand matters of personal conplaipt
arising from the administration of the
Land laws, the Revenue laws, the Pen
olon laws. or other United States law,
which affect the interest of the settlers
IN frontier Slate = hundred times
more than in any Eastern State. To
respond to al these demands upon his
time and patience with conscientious
ti1eIity, involves vast amount of Ia
Dor, and there are few men in Con.
sress Who have either the good nature,
the uethodic.l energy, activity and
perseverance,, or the powers OF endur.
aoce which are necessary to the prompt
and satisfactory discharge of these VOL
uos'ry and gratuitous duties ofpersonal
kindness. Gen. Averill il eenspicu.
ously one of tn se men, aud be is on oil
sides Audited oy his fellow-me mbers
to be cne OF the best sod most fiithful
representatives of westero eonstituen.
cy 10 Congress. His personal qualities
have won for him large personal pop
ularity aud consequently large inas-
eoee in Congress which he neve, fails
to weld for the benefit of his eon,tit-
uents. The people of this District
should rise mp as one msn to send him
back to Congress not With the bare party
| majority which he is entitled to q the
Republican candidate, but With such
IN overwhelming popular m.jority q
will express cot simply the approval Of
bis party, but Of the people OF the dis
trict without regard to party.
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sfnE eUDH PLaYnATE.

: - s
''0ak Leaf and maple leas r. hear the wind call, ::
.'Bssch leaf and willow lsaf. auttsr and alli
Rsd leaves and yellow Isasss. orange apd brown,
Dance on your shsksn boughs. dancssnd come down.
I'll b your playfsllos; careless and csy,
w.u % sporting AaA racing through The: s:who,s dsy
Up In the air Or over ths ground, n ...
Msrrly, merrtly whirling around.
Hithsr and thithar-whsrsvsr blow SO
Over the hills and the aslda yos sAall goi
"Red lsAvss and yellow leaves, luitsr ard AIlll ~
Come to me. come % ~ -, hear The wind CALL
Fair azs IL promises. on nom the bough.
Down comes pretty red maple Leaf new. ri
Poor little leaf t-by tonight IL will b
Wishing again It wsre back on the tree. It
Rude 10 the wild wind, and rough 10 his play,
And cold u the bed In The vet chilly clay.
~. Doaotss
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Men who soc into their nsiehbo,.

Men who soc into their neighbour
are very apt to be oootemptuoas bu,
men Who see through them 6od sons.
thing lying behind every human soul
which it is not for them to cit 10 jude.
ment on or attempt to snesr out of the
order of Gods manifold. universs.-
Holmes.
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-For the 6rst time in the court An.
nals Of MARYLAND man h,s sued . 70
man for refusing to marry him. Hs l.y,
his damages At s., 900, and tAs vsnaa
nov should keep her promise just {.
punish such Z fool -.
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~f you want q Senator
who will serve himself and
he Ring without regard to
the people, vote for G. A.
Gilman.
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ALSO. FOR; SALE

4 oNB-fHIRD IN1ERBsr IN The entire was,.
power property, ct ground door figures, to any
carry one.third. -
Ir further tnass~skioa aeply 70 -
=. r.. DELAaO, Agent,
-. sssk r1sRtds Wat@ PsvRl Company.
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even 90 the old solder watches and ssr.sa
for the sweet flowers that bloom upe. her
grsve-over the fruits Of the simple trrtks
and the new life she sees taking root and
bloseoming in the soul Of kalthful Sam.
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"oxs morn Of Autumn lords it o'ss the rest,
When In the lane watched the ash.leavss hll,
Balancing softly sssthwazd without wind,
Or twirlng with dirsctsr impulss down
On those fallen yesterday, now basbsd with FROST
-k9soeVs QstRsdraI
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"AIl the earth IL ful',ef frolicins;
Growing il over hafvsst 10 done;
AL the tfsss are ready for rolieklng,
Growing scarlet with Epstical fun ..
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WEST HOUSE.

:. :. FVITe, !. xFopTisgof.
Having leased the above-hams we'll
,skiSvn Heel. L would solicit the ! patron
aGsof its old customers, and Likewise Of
t1H eAss. Good stabling sttsehsd 70 The
!. ass. Chsrses reasonable 4 a : =. =:
ga = i. &. porrs, ::
n q Clsad, OF. ., 1872. ~. -. 1lj.ly
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ST. PAUL,

Tho names given in this column ars thoss Of th>
largest and most reliable houses In their
several lines Of business In ct. Paul. -
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st. Cloud tQuadrille Band.

The undermgaed will furnish hIst-class
music for Balls, Special attention given to
sipply ying private parties, with from two to
i've pieces, % may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
'.,' GEO. E. FULLER.
St. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871. -~s@
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strong ss,p in IN instsnt.'
"Will you always remain here, Sam! I
asked.
"Alwsys cir, always, until Tn called
Them graves il my special duty. an when
I'm took, Forty -R'ght's 10 tend to them.
An there'll be one more that he'll look
after little some.imes I've bought = lot
right next below where they lay; that's
ny place. My bones will rest right st scr
feet. Ny pension an what 1 earn I'm
eaviu' up for her boy; thst'll start him
here. where he's 10 live. He knows oil
about it. an he'll do his duty. Nell neve,
leave this town unless Uaele Sam need,
his services, IN then Uncle Sam'l get .
soldier worth havin'. But except for that
he'll never leave the spot where his lov.
an his duty biads him. II he soes for L
sarve his country. the Lord won't let then
aowers wither on her grave; an ii h
stays here, it'll be bis duty to tend t
SssVsAAr ~SA0A q ~ 4VA0s 0OO OA"SJo AVv0<
flowers 90 an I'm sure she sees them, 70,
feel an sse her when I'm settin' there.
''Colonsl, do you think I'm wrongi ",
often wanted to ask some one. She's .,
angel now :; bnt don't you think shs ca,
sec them Don't you think that she doe
watch me ~ I'm tryin' to do righ., to hv
as she would have me. an keep my prom
ises to her, an to bring up her boy som
day 70 meet her an the leftsnsnt up 'bove
Don't you think she is with 10 i-don'
yen! I" W. .:-.* IL
I answered him, s'Yes." .~-~
And in ny soul I believe that the pur
spirit Of the gentle wife and mother 10 eve
present watching over: her brave boy. an
Joyous With perfect joy IN watching
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a. 20 every ono got to e.llin' him For.
~: Eight till we've sort Of got 70
.hiakia' . ie II his real name ); an I
don't $knoox''as he'Il ever drop il. Hes
prosd Of il, an he's got that little cap
ret; a. sonstinss whom hs thinks |
ain't a.lookin' he Il take ii ont Of his
chest an }set II % them eurb Of his,
sassy Is oan.bs. >.a"@> r. p II.
q. ..Whsa 1sssd you to-day, eoloasl,' =
son,iaued San, ssit sa'nost teek ny
breath, Only laat night il vaa, Forty
Eight s.ys. o. -, 'sassist,' ssJs hs,
tell: No spusshia' 'beas ssR lsgiasat !;
| az eoarps I told him loss /; a. ,hea 70
d,y 1 whom I sssd you, says T.
!" Forty Eight s.ys I, 'thers come,
our colonel ~ss L .>~=~:.ss..ss sss~{f ,.s>a
"'wh.re, .argia. !" . ~. he
| svhsrs r !" e. .....=.: ~ ~. -
'"'Hsrsi' ssys I, 1a.valkia's down
right on, 70 ys.'." s ..sss Ill.,. j. .=..
"Aa' bs va a.startia, boy nks, {
lrsa! q. j., bat 1seJsa stiddy, uaa
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"rvs heard tsllevs talk 'bsut vishin'
that Tie ground could svel'sr them up,
bat never felt like wishin' thas sane until
that time. lsssl that I'd hurt him bad {:
hs esuld only ksteh his breath an speak .
wsrd nov sa' then - hs 10y On the floor
With her a-lsania' ever him. hsda't .
verd to ssy. List turned round to 20 out
a. get svsy-snywhsrss, didn't care
whore. Hs must s-said something to her,
for che came after me to the door in her
bare feet, on the cruel cold floor, an she
laid hsr little hand on mo sgsiu, an Gays.
Low, ssrry.laks, jise the sound Of soft
music,
".esu! Come back, Sam, a. help me
take care Of him.
I ''Cele.sl, I broke right down. l didn',
ever know before that there vas any CRY
in ne, but it came then. 10 sse, I Va,
weak from drink aa not eatln' nothin' an
1t Vas that, Of sousthin'. that unsettled
I : = ~ 4 !: =. y. ~. ~
'.eAs kAewsd NJ from hsasin' him tall
sbsut ~. The rsssea they'd cone hon.
sssnsr Ms bssauss some sickness haa bro.
ksa aat IL hsr fs.hsr'ss ~ = hs breush,
Fen hone, Rear Of The bsby. I went bach
with her, cir. an helped the lsftsaant Up
IN did all eoolp. but I couldn't, look hiu
In The lace. An her I didn't dare /,
spsak 70 her q W. So little. % light. d
brsvs-ssensd 70 ne % though my big
heavy veies would hurt her. Il never fsl
% though she wss human being sesue'
% thsugh..she'd just come from somsvhsse
from up sbove-jist % keep ne ftol
killia' hin; AL watched, IN vatehsd, q
lpsstia' svssy aiaats 70 ~ her va.ish.
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nTSpecial Contracts to Hotels and Par
ties commencing housekeeping. MARI
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LOB PRINTIN
Of kinds, plain eolorsd. s1eeatsd On shcrs ne-
e3oo In The bess styls andat St. Paul prices tsans
ine Aons In German and Norvsgian, - veil -
04alish. aaA warranted - give sasstaetAon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-13
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1872,
Washington, of Concordia, resulting as fol-

Washington, of Concordia, resulting as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Demas, Devices, Can't, Kirkman,
Marvin, Mathews, Montaldo, Stewart,
Southland, Washington, Young-Il.
Nays-Allain, Armstead, Antoine, Bow
man, Bryant, Baker, Boyd, Benham, Bibo
let, Blackstone, Barrow, Connaughton'
Couzin, Davis. Devezin, Dejoie, Dumont,
Elliott, Greene Gair, Guichard, Hetfner,
Hubeau. Hill, Hahn. Heath, Hedgepath.
M Jones, Heating, Kenyon, Keys, Lewis.
Landry, Murrell (Lafourehel, Murrell
(Madison), Martinez, Marie, MeCaleb, Page,
Paris, Rochon, Rodrigues, Sawyer, Sartaln'
Sutton, Sewell, Thomas, Williams, WILSON,
Ward, Wands-48
On motion Of Mr.. Sewell, OF Orleans, the
rosv1ution was made the special order of
the day for tomorrow at l 2. nj.
The following resolutions were read and
lie over under the rules:
By Mr. Keys, of Terrebonne:
Resolred, That committee of five be APP
pointed by the chair to investigate the
affairs of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Railroad Company, and that the said
committee be empowered to send for per-
sons and papers.
BY Mr.. Paris Of Orleans:
ReSoEVed, That committee of three mem
bers from the Senate and i've members
from the House of Representatives be APP
pointed to examine into the accounts OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts, relative to the
issuance of vouchers to the amount OF
$80,000 for the purpose of paying for print
ing registration blanks.
Mr. Hahn, of st. Charles, moved to re
consider the vote by which the following
resolution was adopted
ReSO1ued, That the Sergeant-at-A Arms Of
this House be directed to arrest and bring
to the bar of this house w. A. Elmor9, TO
answer charge of contempt of the a"tnoF-
ity of this House. ,,or rooorsidorod Mr.
AH9 y vt. Charles, moved the indefinite
Postponement of the resolution
Carried.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
at some future day they would introduce
the following bills:
By Mr. Devices, of Red River;
An act appropriating the sum of $I25,0C0
for the payment of members, officers, en-
ployes and contingent expenses of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Louisiana for
the extra session of 1772 and for other pur
poses.
By Mr. Heating, Of Caddo:
An act to incorporate the Louisiana Cent
raj Railroad Company.
By Mr.. z. Marie, of Terrebonne:
An act to incorporate the town of Tiger
vile in the parish of Terrebonne.
By Mr.. Keyes, of Terrebopre;
An act to amend the registration, election
and cOnstabulary laws.
BY Mr.. Paris, Of Orleans
An act to incorporate the Economy Mu- |
tual AID Association of New Orleans, Lou
siana, and to exempt their hall from taxa
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Devices, Of Red River, |
dr. I. G. Davidson of Livingston was ex-
FUSED for non-attendance on account Of
lness.
On motion of Mr.. Devices, of Red River,
he House adjourned until tomorrow at
Welye o'clock.
WILLIAM FIGERS,
Chief Clerk,
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Francis Bone VS.. Joseph Witfgensfe;,
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 OF Orleans. No. 3847.-By virtue of a writ oF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
Ihe FlfGl District Court for the parish of Orleana
IN the above entitled cause will proceed tn sei o
puolc auction, at tie Merchants and AuctionearE,
E2cilange, Royal street, between Canal and CZns
Ionhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, January 49, 1873 at fvveivs
ocleck M, the following described property. to
NINETEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GRouNn n
Gether with the buildings and improvemenfs
nnGteon ana al rights ways, privileges and ap,
apnertalning, situated in the parish of Jeffersor
IN this state, III that part thereof commonly caIe3
BurtheFIlle, now the Sixth District of NV n.
leans and designated as lots numbers one to 1fDo
teen, inclusive, of square number one hundTed
ana one which is comprised within Henry CJaT
avenue 81 George and Long streets and the d.
vision line between property known as BIoon9inn
Dale as per the plan drawn by Louis Bringier, a
late surveyor, under date of the tEVentyfoITth of
January, 1855, and deposited as plan number siytU
four Ill the office OF Achille ChiapeIla tbnn
notary public in this city. Lots numbers one IN
ten, inclusive, adioin each other and messrra
each, thirty feet front on Henry CLAW syenne bg
one hundred and twenty feet in depth, between
parallel lines; lot number one forming fha
cerner of Henry Clay avenue and Long street and
lot number ten the corner of Henry Clar av4nua oS
st: George street; lots numbers eleven twelve and
thirteen adjoin each other, and measure seacb
thirty feet front on Long street, BY one hundred
ana atty feet III de pth, between parallel lines Int
number fourteen forms the corner of Long street
and the Bloomingdale property. and me asnres
thrtytwo feet four lines front on Long street bS
one hundred and fifty feet one inch three lines
IN depth and front on BIoomir gdale line and
th1rty-nlne feet seven inches one Ii o in v+dth
at the rear; lot number fifteen measures twenty
I'VE feet one inch five lines front on ST. George
street, by one hundred and fifty feet one inch
three lines in depth ard front on the line of the
Bloomingdale property; and lots numbers sixteen,
s1 y ghteen and nineteen adjoin each
2ther and measure each twenty eight feet front on
st. George street, by hundred and tifty feet in
iepth, between parallel lines. Being the same
property which was acquired by the defendant
herein from Edwin Wright Ivens of this
'ity, by act passed before Adolphe Maze,
e abtb 53o o public .so in this city, tho
anne confirmed and corrected, by act passed on the
of December, 1859, before andrew Hero,
r. notary public in this city bet~ee James Nc,
aid defendant. A' ''A-7 anu
Seized in the above suit
TermB-Cash on the spot
.o,oo-,o W. P. HARPER
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del327jal2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Mrs: Caroline NJ. Brons VS.. arrs. .robnnna

Mrs: Caroline III. BrOas VS.. Mrs, Johanna,
Shugrue (wife separated in bed board and
property OF her husband Joseph RouseD.
ETOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
ic,, o. oletns NO. 4SI- BY virtue of writ or
seizure and sale. directed By the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
n ~ we an3Fe entitled cause. to C. &. SauviDet
1 tlae sherlh' and by said late sheriff to ma
auction, at the Merchants and AucttoPpeer rg
i G3Mcnahge. Royal street. between Canal and
t GiG5Vonnouse streets in the Second District Of
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described pron
erty to wit s H00 PioP-
a CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND
9itIdeu iylnS ana beng in the Second District of
l!iis Guy, IN the square bouI dcd by CONT Bien-
vile, Franklin and Basin streets neasnring, tyn
~ one teet e1ght inches front on Basin street by
"pth any 'front.' on Cont street of sixty-three feet
eieSen lnches TWO and half lines between par.
alfi Hhes, more or less being the half fl ontin IN
6 streef OF the lo designated by the number
i I'VE on plan drawn by L. Surgi late surveyor
natGd nineteenth of November 1919 and denoaitad
In the othce of j. Cuvlier notary pnfiic f. +his
Guy, together with al the buildings ard improve.
4 ~ CIeFton Tigllts, ways and advantages there
the SaT or IN anywise aPpertantnc being
HllS oapio property acquired by the defendant hare,
III oy purchase I0m Mrs, Ellen Broas aa NOR act
P"Sseu before W. j. Cdstel notary public in this
Guy on the seventeenth day of lime I9Fa M "''
Sel2ed IN the above suit.
tgrmS-I MS being the second and last auction tho
@ Plopef5Y VIII De Dc tinitely adjudfcated to the
tSi ana last bidder for what it viii bring al
we've months credit, the purchaser P1rnisIi1,T
bona Win good and sufficient security bearir169s
elgnG per cent interest per annum ION date ana
special mortgage on the property sold until final
Pay Aelt- Hald purchaser will have to daduct and
pay IN cash the amount of printing. sheriff'a and
clerks ftes, etc, say about four hundred onJ
seventy hye dollars and, Furthermore the Sts#a
IS not yet asCertained. "a ""1oh
so,o,uoo W. P HARPER.
oelo II W Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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On Wednesday evening of last week
B " MISS LIE Nelson was playing ,Juhet At
Booth's Theatre, New York, as She was ~ :"
me act OF stabbing herself, in the last
a IS lady in the audience gave scream .l1,
" ao - that was heard all over the honse
ill.,; aIu then, as if becoming conscious of the
r LtTGston, she supPlementedit with sigh Of
IelIeI equally audible. The audience roared
with a lighter that could NOT not h. e"" a.,n
pressed, and it was as much az The d Sap
ff 1oza and dying Juliet could do TO keen
from sharing the merriment, :" '" AooP
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Charles Brown VS.. Mrs. NJ. Gelsmnn and

J. AlbO. A'
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TFTR PARISH
~ OF Orleans No 9368-By virtue nf Mt ~ gu;
Iaetas TO me directed by the honorable the Seventh
D1stLdcI court Tor the parish of Orleans ia The
cause, will proceed to sell at DnbIic
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneersg' u P
TGnabse royal street between Canal and Enstnr,-
house streets IN the Second District Of this III
on on a0hfDAY, January 10, 1873 at twelve o,cIock NJ
'tS CFRTI fT described T property, to wit
the improvements thereon situated in fa s az
DSct Of this city in the square bounded by ca
SoJ Ie walk St Peter Miro aud GaIyez etteet
street by one hundred and sixty feet IN dentb be
mEs eR9 same property acquired by the defendant
ICE Ge5snanl rom Hubert Bay hi as Der act nassa
twent4 b ." notary public in this city On tie
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
9o1o o. 30 w. P. HARPER,
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DELI q JAZZ Sheriff of the Parish A r of S,r,a.r.
Rene de Gas vs.. Ellen m. Depr7. nm
M: Orr. Wdoz Iames W 49, AEllGn


E4'oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p1p1sy
ssiz1 vi dreams, No. 50 l48- BY virtue of a writ Of
asiAuIs ana sale to directed by the ~ 1
forth District Court for the parish of oPIeans 'e
g above entitled cause, win proceed 70 All ~
Rqee auction at the Merchants and 4uctio8eef
toinhouse Streets, in the Second ma ma ana Jus
ococ on y hQ ~ January 49, 873 at tweis
wit 45 ueScIlDed property, too
the bbs SiSdja LOT OF GROUND together with a
Uno ou!i9lL 90 and improvements thereon rf III a.
longing @ ~ IN Gag and privileges tbereunt6 be-
Si1fK III 4l!y wise appertaning situated in the
By Perre str5ct Of ths city square bonnd fed
tinopIe ssreeta IayI9r Pryania and Co@stan
aopI9nr annexed IN to an act of sale from Pat,ct
B. Tis go 70 heonGe N Olivier passed betore
first a1 2 Of np public bic this city on the Re6
tnfee teet three and one-third incbn IhrtyS
tween street by depth Of ninety feet bee
herein bv properly was acquired By the defendant
act Dassed bf $50 rom the plaintiff herein by an
day Of February 1871. 1o'SiS' AFlSt' on the first
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the snot
del2 20 JAZZ Sheriff of the y" P, e bA AZ
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men, that you stand amid surroundings sig
nifcant and instructive. We have Just
emerged from most exciting political con-
test. The verdict Of the people has been
pronounced for nationality and individual
liberty. Whatever Of individual bitterness
or disappointment may have entered into
the late national and State election, the
people have, with great unanimity, declared
in favor of the healthy, liberal and progress
i've ideas advocated by the Republican par
ty; and as in the past, so in the future, this
party of progress, bearing the charities and
the equities of the nation to all her people,
North and South, white and COlored, holds
the reins of power and will administer the
government SO as to secure the greatest
good to the greatest humber In the pres
ence of such a future, and with such gen
erous purposes ahead, beg you, gentle
men, untrammeled by dead issues or LIVING
prejudices, to address yourselves ~ tho
honorable and responsible WORK 6e1oFe you,
wishing you happy issue ~ your C, 11oorS
P. B. S, PiNCHBACk,
Lieutenant GoVezhor and Acting Gov
ernOr.
On motion of Mr.. Weber it was ordered
that the Governors message be spread
upon the minutes of the journal of the
Senate, and that five hundred copies Of the
Same be printed for the use of the Senate.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Barber:
a bill to be entitled AN act appropria-
ting the sum of $4,000 for tbs organiza-
ton, equiping and general use of the First
Brigade, First Division of the Louisiana
State Militia, and for other purposes"
On motion of Mr.. Barber, the rules were
suspended to take up the bill and put the
same on its first reading.
The bill was read the first time.
On call of the yeas and nays, on suspen-
sion of the constitutional rule, to put the
bill on its second reading, 10 was found that
there was not quorum present.
On motion of Mr., 1ngraham1P the follow
roll of the Sep8 tth8Ir names:
in,@essrs Anderson, Barber, Blunt Butler,
Burch, Brewster, Cage, Harris, Z. F. Her
wig, 2. F. Herwig, Harper, Ingrahan, jerks,
Kelso, holland, Pollard, Sypher. Weber,
Wharton, Worrall-2O.
On motion Of Mr. Butler, the Senate voted
to adjourn till to morrow at twelve o'clock
The President announced that the Senate
stood adjourned till Thursday, twelfth in
slant, at twelve O'clock.
CHARLES II. MARRITT.
Secretary OF Senate.