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~ <iaan KaaMFa AHp Hrs Faust
Thabashta sss=e= ms $ad the city
fcaloaA Gso. ~ WsRipg sass) isa Ger.
sssn aho i !Sx ysafs seosorksd by she
wotth "a tho fAsm ne now owns. He
sasea . iittle mons2; thsn rsntsd farm
''on eEsers, '.fAsu he Sought Il, and now
Ne has aoelaR the BEST farms ID che
Aa;.zaaaE .sae1lla aa0ui. worth se0 900. He Is
sesg assestricas; es=er seems 10 Q hurry
bntis always ahead. with his work. You
always see hiEs At church 6nndays, and
On Aisfarm week days. Hs raises a
Eaoa @sns cslxas, ana when I was only
hals shsoagh huskipe he bad bis corn iu
the esib ag tke stalka 10 the barn, and
disesa ea9 ef seung cattle on the stub.
6ispickia ap ths leaves ana scattered
eafA h hsB enlarged and re-shingled
ths soh barn. eisea ita coat Of paiat put
or gat,ers, aud ssndnetsd the water into
, large cisteru. His fsnoss are 10 perfect
oSoeS. ahe who!e farm. garden and
dsehasa b pattern Of ueatneas and
thrift. No water stands on his low land;
no weeds 60 g seed on hia pastures. His
baee lot, adjoining the woods, was Gov.
cred with partially decayea stumps,
bran.hies sad weeds. he set fre to the
'sturps,@ 2 cleared the land, summer fal.
lowed i, ead sowed it to Diehl wheat
and got (shis year) forty bushels per
acre. And 1t 10 now in wheat again,
aud is probably good for over thirty bush
els next harvest. Everything be does
lprospsrs. He lisa "lusky" mau--that
u, be has good sease, and has health,
strsuast enargy aud industry to use
it.--Ruraf Carolinian.
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What beautiful world this would be
to live in, says a feminine writer, ii
mans spneFe were connned 10 the count
ingfroom and woman's to the kitchen /!
A world Of pots and kettles and another
full of peps and ink.
Two girls were gravely discussing
Hthe question of wearing arrings. One
thought it wicked = the other was sure
it could not be, for SO many good people
wear them. The other replied: "Weil,
don't care; if it wasn't wicked God
would have made holes in our ears"
The, city editor Of the Jacksonville
Journal in writing nm obituary of a
highly respectable citizen, says: "He
has gone to the undiscovered burn. /"
'fhc sofrowiBg feiations of the highly
respectable are now looking for that
manss so -
Aneditor, who had been soliciting
"short articles" from the subscribers to
his paper. lately received baby's uu-
dcr'garmentq, somewhat dilapidated, but
sAorsehoush doubtless, to meet all re.
qniremehtf
= w Arkansas landlord thus profanely
aaFetfsssiiiis ihotvi in the local papc.s: /:
"And.rIoseph wept aloud. aud he said
unto his brethren, = am Joseph; doth
ef, .f:lEer yet live 2 And his brethren
answered him, You bet; the old man is
doing bully, for he boards, at the Coau.o
politau.'"
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NEEGAsNTt sEBH1t POREaRws
ENI ia he had at
L s; FIELDER / CO.'S
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ToMAToEs-The secret of raising
Argesa smooth tomatoes-it being un.
aess.ood that the seed of the best selec
Ted stock is imperative les in giving
them an abundant supply of water-not
- 50 much during the early growth of the
pluntsbat especially during the ripcuius
ofths'iruit, and in keeping the soil about
them thoroughly stirred. Hoe the ground
every morning, and water every evening
after the sun goes down.
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FATAL POISONING BY cArERpI1

FATAL POISONING BY CATERpIL
JARS. ,-5- The Trenton -(Tenn) Ne~s
hears that FIVE persons have died in
Skullbono, Gibson County, in conse-.
quease Of eating fish caught in a river
into which caterpillars had fallen and
baaa swallowed by the fish. Also, that
:. az infant while crawling on. the floor
picked up a caterpillar, and before its
mother could prevent it, swallowed it,
srom which tue chila,died.iu less than two
hours: The family, to test whether cat
serpillars.wese poisonous put one in some
dough DagaRe it to.a dog, which also
died &c :s-- ss-- hours.
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ence, founded On proof, that no harm can arise
from It's use In any quantity. -,
order must be of Immense service IN the ccn
munitles where II prevails. Prerention 10 bett1f
than cure, for the patient ESCAPES the risk whish
tsmper. . IT This % aCTREa expeis the the % miasmatic attic
poison of FEVER AND Aouf from the systert,
and prsvents the development Of the disease, II
symptoms I'M L s Is not an se best EemeSg eScr
yet discovered for this class of complaints, but
ply for o dollar brngs 4 within the reaah OF
everybody; and in bilious districts, where-
FEVER AND AoUB prevails, everybody shonla
the reach Of a@he poor as % We as the ieh rch
other ever discovered for the speedy and ace Certain tain
cure of Intcrmtterts is, that 1t contains no Qui.
nine or mineral; consequently It produces no
healthy as e they had never had. the disease. -
orders arise from its Irritation, among which.
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Goat Headache,
na PaipisatioD. Painful iAiS Aiectsen OF the splean s
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
when originating in this cause, put on the In.
Ss Tas
valuable protection 70 immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing In the maia-
nous dlStr1cts. IL taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection, that win be ex.
creted from tho system, and cannot accumulate
Hence 1t is even moro valuable for protection
than curei and few will ever suffer from Inter.
mittents II they avail themselves Of the protec-
dos .hia remedy affords.
For Liees Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity or the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy, effn.
ufatng the Liver into healthy activity, and pro.
ducing many truly remarkable cures, where
other medicines fall.
PREPARED nYf
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and -AsaIytioar CAssssists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
RRIOE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
may III G 1y
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Ayers Ague Cure,

42f Eoyer and Ague. Intermittent Fever,
Asne. Eeriodioa or Biiious Fever. 40.
end indeed ell tho affections which arise
rom nelactous. 1narshs or mieamatio
Eodecne. --S.s,-.ssss.
As ita name implies, it does Cssro, and does not
tail: Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
eubstancf whatever, 1t In nowise Injuries any pa.
tsnt. The number and Importance Of It's cures
In the ague districts are literally beyond account
and we befcye without n parallel In the history
od AguS medfct4e. Our pride is graHded by tho
effected in obstinate cascs and where other rem.
edies had wholly failed.
Unasclimatcd persons, either resident In, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
;. For Ltgcr ConrPlafs,fs, arising from torpid.
ny OF the Liver IL Is an excellent remedy, stimp>
lating tho Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, n
10 an excellent remedy, producing many truly
TTsam,arkable Ta,nn cures, where other medicines had
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER & Co., Practical
and analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
aold all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PEE BOTTLE.
may IL o Iy
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Aysg's OH pecsra1,
gss nsseases of Do sa,xssA saa xnrzr. >

fEsAasly ncsss hssqss e q tae yhsle AssnrY O.
- ssSRIE s:'sn ssS se2assfSa 60 g sasssis, %
ne Sscsa ~ Eseh l,2s d Ssd sSss
q sesiESs ithss ssSoaa beites a6Gs,s
stado &t krcE1 10 O rsliabls protector ReaSnss
Ees1n. While a4aptad 10 mildcr {oyms OF disease
and te yogrI e 10 af tho eano time tho
lent eonsunptier. s;;d tho DANGEROUS sdsctiofs
% go siIens and lungs. Aa s. Sproytsion againss
hsnd IN every tanlly, end tndsc9 as all sro fonSs
prqyided gish thie ntidoto nrfhe;n.
ssSiSs si ssss Sl ssss e SSSSss NSs ,s Il
dspesse eqe5sSd sefileds bara hsFn eonpletsIy
by shs chssyy pssforaE 50 ccnplsis b %
yhroaG asst Tie Most eHstanste e shsm yisid Co IS
Mhee uothtng else could reach them, under f1Ja
CNAsrH Rcctoras they subeide md disaypear.
et..gsrs .G.s1 Rd5sSo lrcGAsFs Ind greet
:zsfSsas u always ss,isvsd and sfssa whsuy
5rossohffis % gtueraIiy cured by taking INA
Cherry Pecter1E Sn smaN and Hceouens doSes.
80 generally arc tts virtues EnoWp, that vra
need not pubitsh tho certificates OF them here o.
% moro than assure tho public that to qualities
are fully maintained
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wAOsaassss EASoAsqaa covSrr, 9. G.
TO p, p. 2Hssst1nua3 Esq:, sseeetary effAs
Fair efMe Caroiiaas. Charlotte NJ q :.

WAcsttt.S'ss KAsscAsrSa CouSTY, o. c..
TO p. p. Z~ssat'1rua, Esg:, Secretary effAs
Fair efhe Cqroiiaas,s Charlotte, N. O. :,
The following is q correct stats.aeas of'
Cotton raised by Stevens & C,ireton. a L.
acres OF stubble land, which Rss 1uanared
with 400 pounds of Carolina Pertilixer. The'
following IS the mode Of cultivation: II Vas
thoroughly broken up IL inches deep. anat
laid off in rows 81 feet WIDE, snd shs Es-.,
tiiizer applied in the drill. then beddSa' O.,
lion the 10Th of May, and planted tha saraa.
dhg, but owing to the cool and cify weather.
did not come up to o stand until sabasrei fSe.
LIST o. June. First working: u' vhs- rsse
around with q half shosef atsa pNrlialir-
trimmed out with hoe. Scppaa wsrxsae>
IL ~as FUN around with a. 8 iistii prs,b l$e
iifUhsy lbng; naislisitfiadi thfosn On. sv,sf.
n sweep l8 incAses wide. Ohe furrow to a.
row and thi1nedssbS,sfAnsa with hoe about
l2inches betweeu1 tie ss6sks, and after
wards il was. rlbugiied every tao ssSsks4
Svith'a s'oeoP' 'leS inches, wide, and hosd eask>
time, until iii was worked Eve times
The following is correct statement oftaer
Cotton picked: e.s5fet = - n ..
iSsihg ........,-............25R
"a IichihB............. 4lca
on ilcking.....,..-.s.,...-- 4ISS
Estimated amount Of unopened matured,
DOLLS ...........................-. s4le;
Total....s..t... .as........ .........ss.. ae3s
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS s. CURETON.a
i certify weighed the Cotton pieked inS
the adoye statement, and IL is oerrecs.
0etobe,@2R, 1871. w. A. GRlt7AM.
Az the request Of MsseRs. Srsysss q.
CuREToG, we have examined the l1 eese OF
Cotton. and tho estimate made above is true.
IL the best OF cur obility.
Ne se@D. Ps DplEAGF,.
W.A. 6ieA8fAki!.
JOSEPH E0DGESsS
Premiums awarded 10 STEVENS & Cong,
TogNonabove certificate. s.
We will eeil thtrabose Spldndid Fertilizer,
Mt Forty FatseB cash, or fiSty Dossaya,.
payable ist November, wishiirtarssti A, 7;
per ocns! per anhGm. deliterea sat ossf tkrs-.
houses IN Charissien. sahxnsa, viii susilas.
sa a@sp pri. 8, adding the tfelEhe,sea aEaysge.
GEo. W. wInIrAals &.CO,
jan l3 Am
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY DECEMBER 49, 1872

ing, KiIkman, Kenyon, Martinez, Mathews
Rodrigues, 'Wands-l0.
The rules were suspended.
The bill was finally passed, title adopted
and ordered to be sent to the Senate TO
concurrence.
Mr.. Demas, of st. John the Baptist
moved to reconsider the vote by which the
bill finally passed, and to lay that motor
on the table.
Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
| To the Honorable Speaker and Members or the
House Of Representatives:
have the honor to inform you that the
| Senate has concurred in House bill No 2
an act to punish bribery.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Devices, of Red River,
| the House took recess until p. NJ.
Evening Session.
Pursuant to adjournment, the House met
at p NJ.
Mr.. Mathews, of Tensas, in the chair
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Allan, Antoine, Bcyant, Boyd,
Benham, Bickham, Barrow, Connaughton,
Davis, u. G. Davis, Devezip, Decker Elliott,
Greene, Grant, Gair, Guichard, Hetfner
Hubeau, Hahn Heath, Hedgepath, NJ
Jones, johnson, Jndice, Heating, Kirk
man, Kenyon, Kern, Keys, Lewis,
Landry, Murrell (Madison), Mahoney, Mar
tinet, Marie, Mathews, Montaldo Page,
Paris, ROch0n, Souer, Stewart, SartaIn,
Southland, Sutton, Smart, Thomas, Tureaud.
Williams Wilson, Worthy, Washington,
Ward, Wands-55
A quorum present.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message:
That the Senate, sitting as a court of i'm
peachment, awaited the board Of managers
on the part OF the House.
MESSAGE FROM TIE GoyERNoR.
STATE oF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, December Is, 1872
To the Honorable Speaker ard Members of the
House OF Representatives
am directed by his 6xcellency, the Act
ing Governor, to inform your honorable
body that he has approved and signed the
joint resolution originated in the House, to-
Wit:
Joint resolution extending the term Of
the extraordinary session OF the General
Assembly, H. H. CORBIN,
Private Secretary.
Mr.. Murrell, Of Madison, moved that the |
House resolve itself into committee of the
whole 20 proceed to the Senate TO attend
the impeachment trial.
Carried.
The House resolved itself into committee
Of 1he whole.
MIR. Allan. Of Yves: Baton Rouge. in the
shair.J
On anorion of Mr.. Paris. of Orleans, che
committee rose and. through ITS chairman.
'eported Its action 20 the House.
The House. on motion Of Mr.. Tureaud, of
It. James, adjourned until twelve o'clock
IL tomorrow
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk
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SHERIFF7S SALES.

F. J., Martinez et ais. Us. louisiana Fere
tillzer Manufacturing Company
SfXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 3952.-Bv virtue of writ of
seizure aud sale to lie directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, l will
proceed TO sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, Jon MONDAY Janua
ny ~ 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, the follow NO d..
scrioed property, to wit
l. ALL THE BULL INCS AND IMPROVEMENTS
built and put up by said company on a certain
square OF ground situated ia the First District of
TINS city, bounded by Common, Gayoso, Grayier
and Dupre streets.
z ALL THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
punt and put up by said company on another square
OF ground adjoining the above bounded by Com.
mon, Dupre, 6ravier and Salcedo streets
3. AN ENGINE BOILER AND FIXTURES
4. A HYDRAULIC PRESS.
j. A MIXER
O. ana finally, other merchandise, fixtures and
articles sui ed to the said factory.
Seized i'll the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
del9ja2 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Bernard Manent W.. Rnymond nInnen1.

heFnaFa fIanent vs.. Raymond 1Tanpur
SEVENIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ or orleans, No. lO,0l8.-By virtue of writ nj
SEIZURE and sale to me directed by he bOnora HE "a
seventh District Court for the parish Of Orleans II
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
puollG auction, at the Merchants and Auc+ioTa.ra1
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and ca
tomhou5e streets, in the Second District NJ III
city, on. To ESDAI; January 7. 1872 at twsiUe
wit PA'poitSt 70
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in tho seoo,d
District OF this city in the square designated he
the number sixty nine, bounded by Orleans st.
din fE 100 and Claiborne streets and desig
d d y tIle numbers seven and eight on a plan
Drawn BY j. Bourgerol, late, surveyor on lie
t|ehty-hffh OF October, 1885 and annexed to an
ACT passed on the nineteenth of Novrmher I925
before Hugh PedescIaux late a notary nnbiic ~
UIs city; said lots of ground measuring American
measure as follows The lot number seven thirfv
oto 1eet eieyen inches 1--WE lines front on St. Ann
stLeet, me same measure in the rear, by seventy
Two feet nine inches in depth on the line which
separates IL from lot number SIX and seyentvtTyo
1eet SIX inches four and three.ouar+er H.. ~
the line which separates it from I6t nr,nnbl I'm oi
and lot number eight forming the cornar nF I,itCt
eftson ana St Ann streets, measures thirtv.o,,e
80 el - en- LhcheS SIX lines front on St Ann
street, the same on the line; geyeu4v+wo faa+
Elk inches four and thTeequarter lines in derPb 60
UnS lIle hIcL separates 1t from lot number sever
s a soEeBtE.tHo feet four inches in depth and
iIouL on Robeftson street together with tbe buIid
lngs and improvement, rights wavs etc tbara
unto oelohSlng, comprising also the esfabIishnent
Hu steam IN LnliI on said lots, known as the Trene
steam MILL and the grocery store at +ba norra "
-. Ann and Robertson streets withont AM 49, "
Iqn or reservation whatever SP
~ I t1s the same property acquired by the defend
.Le ueIein ny purchase from the plaintiff herein
Dy act passed before Onesipbore Dromet a notsr, |
ouoIle n this city, on the thirtieth day of senfe
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
,o,o W p HARPER
's7 SJa7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of o. can :
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NO. 7.
AN ACT


Relative 80 the office of Attorney General
ana directing the discOntinuance of Ger.
Haln proceedings before She Supreme
Court OF the United States.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened:
Whereas, The Hon. a. p. Field has been
duly promulgated as having been elected
to the office of Attorney General of this
State; and, whereas, such PRONUNCIATION is
by law made evidence of title to said office
against all persons until after judicial deci-
sion adverse to the same; and. whereas. tie
sad Field has been duly commissioned as
the Attorney General Of this Safe; and.
whereas, other persons are claiming to re-
present the State of Louisiana in judicial
proceedings. That the said A, p.
Field, and his legal successors, and those
acting under him or them be alone au-
thorzed to institute or continue in the name
OF The State OF Louisiana anv suit or Judi
eIal proceeding, aEd all other persons are
prohibited from doing the same. provided
that nothing herein shall be construed to
prevent the executive Of the State from di-
rectIng the institution of any proceeding in
the State courts which in his opinion his
duty as executive may render necessary.
SEC. Be it further enacted etc, That
the said A. ?, Field is authorized and in
structed to discontinue anv and ali nro-
ceedings instituted in the Supreme Court of
the United States by II. n. Ogden or any
other person in the name of the said State |
SEC. 3 BE it further enacted, etc. That
this act shall take effect from and after its |
passage
, Signed CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.. [
(Sigued} A. b. HARRIS.
President of the Senate Acting Lieutenant
Governor,
Approved Decem6ef.fe. 1872
tSignedi 2. B S. PINCHBsCR.
Lieutenant Governor, Acting Governor of
the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEORGE <. BovEE,
&fprptarv- =, E S..+-
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On calling of the roll, the following

On calling Of the roll, the following
answered to their names:
Messrs. Anderson, Barber. Blackburn,
Blunt, Butler, Brewster, Burch, Cage,
Green, P. F. Herwig, E. F Herwig, Harper,
Hunsaker Ingraham, jerks, holland, Mast
cot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher, Twitchell,
Todd, Weber, Wharton, WorrelI, and the
President Of the Senate-26.
The President announced quorum
present.
On motion of Mr.. Sypher, the Senate
voted to adjourn until morrow at u NJ
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned to meet tomorrow,
Wednesday, December 10, at twelve o'clock
M.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of Senate.
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Mo- AS.
AN ACT

For the relief of G. NJ. and j. w. MurreIl.
ST the parish of Iberyille
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That inasmuGh as the real estate and other
property of G. NJ. and j. w Murrell. of the
parish of Iberville, situated in the said
parish, have, On the assessment roll of the
year 1871, been enormously valued at the
sum OF titty-seyen thousand five hundred
and twenty dollars, upon which the State,
parish and school taxes for the year 1872
have been Levied, the collectors of the State
and parish taxes for the said year 1872 be
and they are hereby authorized and directed
to reduce the said assessment to the sum of
thRty-six thousand and five hundred dollars
which is the real value Of said property,
and TO collect the State, parish and school
taxes on said property upon the said
amount, notwithstanding the first assess
ment made thereof
SEC. :. Be it further enacted. ETC., That
all laws or parts Of laws contrary to or in
consistent with this act be- and the same are
hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
(Signedj 0. H. BREWSTER.
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
(Slgnedl PoB. S. PINCHBACK,
lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate,
Approved November 30. 1872.
(Signed} H. G. WARMOTH,
4 true copy:
I. A. WoODwAR6,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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LAWS OF TIE stats Of LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BIZ AUTHORITY
No. g.
s1ORNH RESOIETION

dOPNT RESOLETION
Extending the time Of the extraordinary
session Of the General Assembly.
WHEREAS, The proclamation of his ex-
cetlency the Governor of Louisiana, conven-
ing tie General Assembly in extraordinary
session December 9, 1872 limits the term
thereof to the period of ten days; and
Whereas, Subjects referred to the General
Assembly by the respective messages of
Acting Governor P. B. S Pinchback demand
immediate attention and action, and for
this and other necessary purposes arising
from the revolutionary action Of II. c. War
moth and his abettors at Lyceum Hall,
make an extension of the session beyond
ten days necessary; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Senate and House mt
Representatives of the State of Louisiana,
i'll General Assembly convened, That the
present session of the General Assembly be
and Is, according to the provisions of the
law by which the same is convened, thereby
extended to and including the first Monday
IN january, 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ. I'M
less the business on hand b ing finished,
said General Assembly should adjourn at
an earlier day; and that this joint resolu-
ton shall take effect from and after the an.
proval Of the Governor.
(Signed) CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tSigned) A. B. HARRIS,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved December Is, 1872.
iSlgned) P. B. S. PINCHBACK, /
Aching Governor Of the State OF Louisiana, |
a true copy:
t.. B. MENT2. 80 |
Assistant Secretary of State.
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HOUSE nils on CALENDAR

House bill No. to be entitled Joint re-
solution providing for the appointment of a
joint committee on the conduct of the late
elections in the city of New Orleans.
On motion of Mr. Ingraham the bill was
taken up by unanimous consent, and put
upon its second reading and read The
following amendment was offered by Mr..
Ingraham: Strike out the words City of
New Orleans and insert in lieu thereof the
following; estate Of Louisiana" in the
body and title of said resolution, which
amendment was adopted. The constitu-
tional rule was then by four-ffths atfirma-
tive vote suspended, and the bill read a
second time. The amendment adopted was
then considered engrossed, and the joint
resolution was adopted on its second read
ing as amended.
On motion of Mr.. Ingraham, the bill was
put on its third and final reading, four-ffths
of the members present having voted in the |
affirmative
The bill was finally adopted with its title
as amended, and so announced by the Presi-
dent of the Senate.
A call for executive session being duly
the President ordered the cham
Der cleared.
Executive session being raised, the Senate
was called to order by the President.