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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11


pY virtue Of commission issued 10 MS by
- the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, to examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires the openinn
Of public road in said county, commencing
at point on the public county road, No. l66,
leading from Edward Devilbiss' mil to thai
part Of the Plank Road, known on the Books
as No. 8, near spring branch where itcrosses
road No. l66, and at or near the division line
between the wood lands Of Jacob Sterner and
Jacob Petre; thence on or near said division
hne and with or adjacent TO the bed of a road
now IN common use, but not a county road.
which starts at or near the first mentioned
| point in the petition, and runs through the
| lands of Samuel Ftz, Mrs. Margaret Rover and
Josephus Powell to the lands OF David Wantz:
said road as petitioned for is still to run on.
with, or adjacent to said bed Of said road
mentioned as now in common use. to the point
where it reaches the lands Of said David
Wantz; thence on or near the division line
between the lands Of said Josephus Powell
and said David Wantz, and ON or near the
division line between the lands Of Michael
Byers and said David Wantz 10 the lands OF
John I. Erb; then through the land Of said
Erb ON or near the line Of a middle feuce be-
tween the cleared land and woodland Of said
Erb; then through the land Of said Erb to the
land Of George Shade; then through the land
Of said Shade, with or near to the fence Of
said Shade which divides his cleared land and
wood land, to the south side of the School
House Lot known as the Cottage School
House = then through the wood land Of said
Shade; then to the land of John Beggs and
through the land Of said Beggs to or near
q point on the public road No. 26 leading
from the Turnpike Road, heretofore mon.
toned as the Plank Road, north ornorth-east
oftwc or three cherry trees, near said public
road, and about two hundred yards from John
Begg tenant house
This is therefore to notify all persons whom
il may concern, that the undersigned will
meet on the premises, on Tuesday, the &sfh
day Of October, 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to
execute the trust reposed in us by the said
commission.
WILLIAM MILLER,
AIRHART WINTERS,
EDWARD DEyILBISS,
sen p1.5f Ewo,,.ts.nro
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11
EsTRAY NoTICE.

State Of ha'yland Carroll County, 70 nil
I hereby certify that on the 22d day of Sep
II tember, 1873, beiorc me, the sahscriber.
Justice Of the Peace Of the Siate Of Mary
land, in and for said county, personally APP
peared Granville Black. Of said county. aud
made oath on the Holy EenueeIy Of Almighty
Gods that one large Red Heller. about two
VAS years. old trespassinK upon biz eucIozuefs,
having no particular marks except b white
star on lis forehead, and having large horas.
Given under nay hand,
J. HENRY HOPPE. j. r.
The owner Of the above described fISiiS, IS
requested 10 come forward, prove property.
pay charges aud take zs;i Hotter a3'.5
GRANVILLE hi4lkIl<,
Living 1i,hin one quarter oI : nile t< War
6eldsbufe, Ii carroIl county, 1d
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11

List Of Voters erased from the books OF
Registration on account Of death, reno
val Ee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11

WILLIAM MILLER,
AIRHART WINTERS,
EDWARD DEVILBISS,
sep 20-5t Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11
Notice to Bridge Builders.

20.5I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Sic Mnfla9e 9e8en SEN mar:
fcbau 8aiat,ae,

iber te1sn Yrpseb mir teretts basNeuz
eite mittbetlten, lautet alio:
5err 8a;aine Grancois I@iQ)>
Marl9au BON Granfreid. 1T ansefla9t,
AM %. Sftober 1870 - nit benz
Tsinre eapttulirt unb ben plab @eb,
iter pelden er bas Sber > COMMANDO
bate, iiberseben ju baben, beupr ct ale
@ertbeibieunssuittel, bic ibm sur Ser,
fieun9 ftancen, erldSpft unb aues &C.
thai, battle, mas bic Gbre unb bieYFi@t
inn Yuri9rieb !; p als Sberz8 efeblS<
baber Der Mrn,ee III pfenem Gelte cine
Gapitulatipu unter;eidnet gu baben, in
Tol9e tereu feline Gruppen bic @afen
fredtsn nt9t aues, tras i'm tieYfidt
uro bic Gbre npri9rieb, eetban ju baz
ben, ebe er miinbli@ prer f9riftli@ ua>
terbanbelte ; 0erbreden, Ypr8efeben in
ben Nrtifelr 200 unb 210 beg Milt>
tdr : Strafeeiebbu@eS, wel@e taraaf
bic T~ptesfrafe unb bic Mill
tdriiber Degradation feben. Darauf<
bin 1T er Dor pas &rieesseridt hes er>
fen Wilitdrbe;irfs seruielen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
ENGLAND ais 6rpfmaebt.

@eit einiser 3eit erleibet bas ensli>
lae Miniterium BET @ablen cine Size
rerIase mad ter anpern, tupraus man
idlie6en muB, .tae cine tiefeebenoe I'M
sufrieoenbeit i'm enslil@en @olte befebt.
Dieie un3ufrieeenbeit beidrdnft ft& je>
rp9 ni9t auf bic inuer1 3ufdnee bes
9anoes ALIEN, foneern tebnt f9 auf
bic e%e9enwartise Stellun9 GnSlancs
als @rpemaht aus.
8elunbere llrlade 1T bic paifSe&oue
wel9e England in Der ausrpartt8e1
pclitif ipielt. Die 8arte Guropa's 1T
oerancert woreen, pbne tae @rpbbri>
tannieu befrast uurre, unp rpena IS cit,
@crt %einrecete. ME es su @uniten
Tranfrei&s seriudte, 70 sel9ab es pbus
allen Grfpl9. Bon elmer berafneten
Sntervention in bic Anselesenbsiten
res G%ontinentes wpute supar bas eaa>
liI9e0 plf,niAts wi6en, benin cine loIde
tofet Yiel @elc, uno sinen materieuen
0eminn brinst fie ni@t Elm. @ber ber
rationale Stula flbIt f@ bur1 bic ab>
lolute Ntdttea&tuns Guslanbs bod
beletrist uub bic Grinneruns anMearlz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Greibeit @let@beit unb
8rlberIt9teft.

Mn Ter 2anbfraBe wel1e BON Mnt<
tperpen na9 Iurnbcut, benz alien &uf<
entbaltsprte Der Gurften pes 2anbes,
fIbrt, farb Elm feinernes 5aus, tds
nod BIC Dor fur3ent ben, n,iben @an<
terer turse Rube unb einea frii@en
Sruaf par8etoten bate.
Die &epublifaner batte1 aber einer
Nusenblid In bieier 0eoenb 8ebauf
unb Elm Sawarm 9euidreden fam
einea eanbftri@ ni@t tubler aufre1tn
wie fe.
Das Musbdneeiailp besB irtbsbau>
les ~ar atserifIen, bte xrtppe an BET
GbIr, pel@e fir bic Yferbe Der i@we>
rem Gradtpa8er btente, mar aerf@la>
gen, tte GenReri&eibeu rparen uautbwil>
Iis ein9etporftn, Iblr unb Genferlaber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Der @ anberer.

ni@ts 3u aetpinner, pent tas fir 8et>
&c mSroeril1e 8ltma Yerwebrt cine Sez
cupatipn urb miro bic abse19tdten eu>
rppSil9en Manniaaften rectmtren'
Das Miniferium @labitone trast 8e>
mig teine S@ulp, taB bic gneld',oer
ibr @tI1in an Der 0olbfaae s~efunoen
BADEN, aber ttele fnr barber erboSt
unt 70 fteieert ii@ bic @erfimm'11a
oeaer1 baS Cabinet urp ben Yreuier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
Scr Gampf
auf
Gfben oofr Oh
6rlebniHe aus nsr 3tnolntionsseit.
(Jprtiesung.l

lOp11teSuHB.J
Der alte DastbS ftanb 3itternb at
fetnem &laStere uno bic er1ten GDnl
teS blutpirftieen 2tebeS erflansen rurd
ben Tburm tes @ptteSbaules.
Sin iunser Mann nit farfem braus
men &nebelbarte~ setrdunter@ sf9tsfars
BE unb unueriadmtem 8lide bielt BIT
I'M ben @daft serolIte SABINE in bel
9anr.
Sober mpute bic Gbre BADEN, BIT
SABINE auf Der b6bften Spibe bes
Gburmes aufjupfan;ea, aber er bielt
fe fet NIT feinen beiceu 5dnben ur1s
tlammert unp faien fef entidlo0en,
bieie Gbre feinem @npern gu iber>
lai1en.
Der Singing trus bic 8leioune be,
8ireer aus jener 3eit unb bic breifarz
biee Rofaree auf Der gruf Bel tem
baiisen 6tnaufteise1 ,par ibm be,
5nt abeeldla9e1 pber absefauen, benin
Ct mar blpbsn &opfes.
,0prar, npra,1 !" ertlan9 IS ppu
alien Seiten, 9erare als bic erften S1ns
bes @lpdenfpiels rur9 ben Eburu,
l@auten.
@aren 60 bic 1Sne, ,pel9e ben Sab
rentrdeer in leiner unse1dmer Gill
aufbtelten, Jpn 9lei@iam auf Zen, ums
gauge %fefbannten ? 9atten bic beQen
&ldnse bic S@ulp, bas ct 3itterte unit
letn runfle6 @efi9t blet9 .purbe
@are, es bic @ludenftmu,en, ,pel@t
ieiner 5ant ale Geitt8feit uno Rraft
raubten?
Sn bemlelben Iueenblide r~peniefena
entrib i'm Elm ftrammerM atrole tieGla9s
&c unb fie8 besleitet bon einemt Tbeils
ber 9anbe, INNER b5ber, I'm. bte fran>
3bfi&e SABINE auf Der bS@fen SptBe
tpebsn 3u lafen.
Der junse Mann bielt bic 3anb %,
bic Mu9er, als ,penr, Ct iapinblis &C.
tpprten tpdre, mari eiaen dneflt@en
Slid auf ben alien @l6dner, ber turd
nnebrere Solbaten 8e;put9e.t porbeu
rpar, bas ra@eslabenpe 2ieo Der 8esp'
luton gu ipielen, uno elite bic Treppt
binunter, 9lei@lau als bdtte i'm eint
un19tbare rd@enbe 5ano fort setrtes
ben.
@enise I~ueenblide ipdter ~1attert'
bic frana5fide SABINE auf ben, prd9ti:
gen 9iebfrauentburu1e gu Mntwerpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

miieten ale 8abnen, welde NIT Ct
bpratem @elce eebaut wercen, bic Mr:
beit einReuea ; NrbeitseinfeQunl
aber fibre Mrbeiternptb une Stodunl
Der @el6dfte berbei unb bic Nus1i9:
ten fir ben Winter 1eien ni4tS reni:
ger, alS trpituou.
Nabtem Senator Tburuan 70 vi
Tplaen teS &ra@es 8eset@net fdbrt e
fort su 11ilbern, wie bic Nnfhtsu iibe
ben @es CUR @ettuns aus tteiem 81
lemu,a 70 febrN ausetnanber eeben. 81
Giuen tpouen bas Yapierselo permebr
,pi1en, bic Mnberrt pin19en, tae aQet
Yapier 3uridse;osen u1b tie 9urtselo:
pdbruns iofort eeIaafen trereen ioQ
Der Senator seist nun bic Gol9e1 bee
lebtete.1 S@rittes. Ct tbeilt bic Staas
ten Elm in grebitorenfaaten uno per-
l@uloete Staaten ; 3u Grfteren rednei
ct Nem yort YennlYluanien unb Bic
Nep Gnslanb>S taaten ju Sebteren
sdblt er ben Slber unb Wefen.
Die Gplse Der plSBltden @ieeeraufz
nabne cer 9artselowdbrur9 trerbe jes
ben Wann, ,pelder S. f9ulois fet n5s
tbisen, Sc su be;ablen ; B. }. rer &ei>
DIE 1rerbe reider unb Der @rme aruaer
irereen.
60 melt Senatcr Sburman.
@enn na9 @ieperaufnabune ber
5artselomGbruns bic Mrbeitsl5bne
plbbli9 fnfen unb bic preile Der @aa>
rel, auf lie 8ais Dor ben, 8riese rebuz
;irt merben iouten, panr, bdtte 81.
thurman &e9t fa9t Der Gorreippn>
bent. Dteies birfte jeoo@ fdwerli@
tur9flbrbar 1ein. Die Nrbeitsl5bne
utb @aarenpreiie 1ine namli@ wlb>
renb ter Jebten II SABRE aud III ben
9dnber1 BET feiten Galuta-tn @ngz
LAMB unb Deuti1lano-seiie9en uno
fe bier ~rebtsiren 1ppllen, mare cine raz
ttcnal<Sfpnpmiide Rur;T9ttefeit, nelz
@e bic i9limmiten St1runsen 3ur SOL
&c baben ,piirce. gpn elmer pl5Bli9en
Mueerepurs1eBune ce5 9apier9elpes,
fam jebo@ gar feline &eee iein. Die
5artselpbafs FAM, rur BON Stufe 3u
Stufe errei9t resben. @enn bic Hez
sieruns einen ueberldlas ma@t mie
niel @ulp fe braudt tint ibren lau<
fenten Gerbinelt9feiten 9ere9t su tper>
ben, tpen, fs ferner Iber(6ldst pie
nisl bic .35ue jdbrIi9 einbrinSen, ~
fam fe ben Smporteuren cine Grlei@z
terun9 semabren, inpem fie uerfaet bae
ein eewiNer 5beil Der 36Qs fa9e 33aa
Yrptent, in papier be;ablt werten f5n<
ne; bisles wurpe ben ssOelbmarft er>
lei6tern, bas Nsio wdrte in Gpl9e ser
minberter Na@frase fallen. Benn ii6
tann, ME ausemein seboft wirp, un<
iere 5anpel5bilan; sesen pas &us<
LAMB eiinitiser iteQt> trogcem mir ferner
nidt mebr NIT imasindren @ertben,
mie 8abn>N ftien, lonoern NIT lplipsn
Soeenerseusniilen uup Tatrifprpruftsn
Ben sr1bten She'll unlers Supports
reden, tarn miro einmal uber Nadt eie
Stunpe fcmn,en, in pel6er unler Yaz
Dollar 70 siel pertb 1T, ais Gem
@epatter Sdfsr pper Gleilder iein 0ulrz
Dollar, uno tann werpen ni1t rur bic
Gretitpren, 1oneern AUDI bic Debttpren
eeppnnen baben, 1penn AUDI nur einen
fefen, uupsrdnnerliden, Gertrauen elm
F1Benben @ertbmefer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
TeutIlft0n Il.
Meertsfabrt.

@ie 70 rein tss 9imntels glaus
11eber rnsine,t 9aupte elanst
Tef ,nt li@t pie ep'se 9reus,
ManbeIcs uub unbesranst!
@lei@ benz etp'sen Grieben f&immert
&ubie, tlar ,nb grim bas Meer;
g8ie bic beil'se 2iebe, fimmsrt
5en bic @pnne briiber Der.
gret unb IeiGt auf freien @usen,
i3iebt bas S9iT bic cine Babn,
Stol3 bic tpetben Sesel fuser
@ie ber Gretbstt Stssesfabn'.
@onne, Meer unb Simmelsblaue,
Mi&ts uuts S@if font rings ambsr!
0iebe, Greibeit, Grieb unb Sreue
g. tpas tpiQit bu benr nod mebr?
I'D, tpera t,ur Der @int bonn 2anbe
Mir ein grimes 8latt allein,
Cine 8litbe t>tr Sprt Stranbe
Mebte III bas S&tf binetn!
M%naftafius 6ran.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
NO. 2:so
JOINT ISESOiCTION

Appropria.ing twelve hundred dollars. sB
- much thereof may be tc.ssarv. 20
provide o:!ic" room tor III" Attorney Ga
rral.
Il" Il resolved by the SENATE. and Hrn.s
OF cprrs"nta,iv"- Of the Stat. ~ Louis IL 40
III General Assembly con yrn"I. That the
sum ~ lively" hundred dollars. "r 80 nan 20
thereof a. 'oay b" necessary. b" and thoo
same l. hereby appropriated, out of anY
money N !h"' State treasury not "th"rWi- Qs
appropriated. :" b" paid :" 4. J.. FiriG. Az
torn"E General. on hi. own warrant 90 pre-
Vid" "ihr" room fer eighteen hundred ana
S"vcni y-three. IN ahIs!. to 'ydE-ArCth hasa
ness OF III" State.
tSigncd! CHARLES ". IpW!i.g..
Speaker of the House ~ Representative.
iSigncdt &. E.. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and I'r"e.'."n: -: ::l9
Senate.
AprIov.i February ~ 10:
t&!gn"h, WILLIAM T. kEiipi.H:,
Governor OF tins Stat" al i.ya.s..ua.
4 true copy:
WILLIAM WEIH..
assistant secretary 80 STATE
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Metropulitan Police, to strike out "one
thousand" and insert :" five hundred.
Adopted.
The constitutional rule was suspended.
the bill read the third time. and finally
adopted with its title.
Senate bill No. 3, an act TO provide for .
full and prompt payment Of the members.
officers and employees OF the Metropolitan
Police, by authorizing the issuance o! add.
tional warrants to make az losses which
NAV hereafter be sustained by members.
officers and employees. bv reason OK the de
probation o. Metropolitan Police warrants.
to make such warrants ST 10 be issued 70:
discount. receivable 10. faxes. by and
chargeabIe ,pro rata - tla genera! CO.,.
porations OF the Metropolitan Police Dis
lict. and to provide y penalty Tor refusal
to .eceiy. the same. and - ..tn!: the power
o. the Board OF Police Commissioners to
Issue sucI! additional WARRANTS. WIS :A"a
taken ~ il. regular order.
Mr.. Barber moved that III" ~! 'r ;,os?s
poned until one week from Eek: Saturday,
at z. NJ.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ingca',rT: cai!ei'up n" following:
Senat. bin No. !. !. an az, 20 tx she salary
Of the Judge of the Supeyi". District C"u:S
of the parish of Oy.eane.
Mr.. Brewste: moved 10 aEl"ad BIZ strike
inc on. the words EIGHT Thousand" and
inserting the words ''s.S :houstni.
Mr. !nsrahau moyen :" amend 'he
amendment by s:vikiu. o.. 'he words ''rIS
thousand" and inserting the words 'SeS"p
thousand
Ptniln: the consideration OF 'h"s@
amendments. the Senate v":.3 81 ad!"Y!No
on motion OF Mr.. Wharton.
The President then announced :nas :!.S
Senate stood adjourned until Saturday.
February -. 1879. =: twef." O'Clock "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
LAWS OF THE STATE Of :lrIS.ANS
Published BY AUTHORITY.
e-e-ee@~----~---".
~,
JOINT RFSOLITION

-<>r>-.I, p4.sClr r"TrON
To fix th. compensation 81 certain "the"rs
Of the Gcn,!al Assembly. Tor 'hr ezra
session thereof. begun !'tc"morT =. iH'::
and authorizing the paymen: thereof and
for other purposes.
WHEREAS. Under existing laws :he:" ~
no nrov;sior made for the raviu"nt of the
salaries ot the Secretary OF the Senate, the
Chief Clerk of the House of Representa-
lives The assistant secretary OF the Senate,
as.istanr clerk of the House. the minute
clerks and their assistants, and the Ser.
.,rant-at-arns. for services rendered bv
rbeu, NJ any extraordinary ecS.:0n of tho
General Assembly: and
Whrrcas. Drrinr the late "xfr, session
the said officers have. !aithtullv discharged
and ne, tnr1unI the duties incumbent upon
:h.u, Respectively: and
Whereas. II is hut inst and "easonahI~
that said officers should receive :or sad
service. rendered ADEQUATE conversation
therefor.
SECvIoS T. s.. Il resolved .Lv liz. Senate
and House g! REPRESENTATIVES, o! the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly cone
yered. THAT II. officers herein.t:.. named
shall l.. entitled ~ and shall receive Tho
,,norut. h.r,i,at,er ,oec;tet N ;ull com.
nrusa,ion for ;l.jr service. ,,uIjnr tine *.
n, session of tho General 4 Assembly. began
December - 49,. and ending .I.nuarr i,
IN: tnwit.
The Secretary of III. Senate and .hr Chic:
Clerk of the Uous. OF Er,.r..rntariyes
shall each receive th. sum nG .i.. hundred
Joil.ra
Thr ...;s.,,e Secretary ,f "a. Hans.
shall receive the sum Of three hundred and
sevpntr-tiy. dollars,
m. Assistant Srrv..a,. -. III. Ss,a-.o
shall receive, IN. sum of ,lirc. ..f,,:r,U ana
snycntv-tiy, dollars.
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| hui, Hedgepath, Kenyon, Lewis. Landry,
MuErel! Madisonl, Mayo. Page. Raby.
! SOuer. Southland Sutton, Thomas, Tureaud.
! Williams. Wilson. Worthy. Ward. Young
| B.
Navs-Al'ain. Bryant. BOYD. Benham.
! Cousin. Davidson. Greene. Gtir. lIrtfner,
Hahn, Heath. Kirkman. Kern. Martinez.
Mayo. Mathews. PrytJn. Paris. Rochon.
kodrigues. Stewart, Sa:ta!n. Sewel!.
, Wiggin. Wands-25.
The House refused 20 postpone the
special order OF the day.
House BIZ! No. III. entitled An ac, to
amend and :e-enact sections $50. go and
81! Of the Revised Statutes. and to do
away with unnecessary costs and expenses
in cance..ng OF otficIa! bonds. was taken ~
on lis second reading.
NJ. Hahn. o. s.. Charles. offered the
!o.!ow!n. amendments. which Were agreed
to-
n section 81. line :::een. strike Oh: the
wo:i "bur'
Section -. line seven. stgi't" out ''ue ct .
c!d.d H.. ana insert ""rcldr on. j
On morton OF Mv. Ailain. o: Yves, Baton
Rouge. the bli. wa, considered encrossed.
On the motion CORA further suspension of
tie rules. the yea, and nays were demand
cd Iy Mes3-s. Mathews, @: Tensas. and
r,chn, o+ :. Ia~t;, rssr,,in, -. FIJI.
'o"':
i"as-Aia5n. Baker. Barrow. Carey.
6'4nI "a c""sl4; heIna7; i'a''I2oE'
c.1',,rt ~, 'II.;,, IIn,+r iyaJ%ana,I,
Heating. kirk.naG, KENYON. Kern. Landry.
Nur:c.l :Maa!sonl. Mayo. Martinet. Marie.
y; Ma'he% ", .hoh' a i'Etoh' rag. lar.''
Sarta,n- SouthsrI Snfinn. S.weU. Thomas.
Tni.auG, wilson, Worthy, Wigsin-.t;.
NdES--AntOinP. BRYANT BvVd. Decker.
D,ytzir U,tfner Williams. Yrlnr--S
,,,
INC WI ''I"t1'n"' 1"'' ""> '"' ~ ~
and the bill was read the third time. and
finally passed. tide aiop:ei, ana ordered
:, y. san, +o .bo Sa,,,. f.r .,,crrranc.
Wiz 'I"si'"e' "a ''nN'S' 'n"|''' :" d"
;Ougn anti. tomorrow.
last.
w. u,n.,,,, .. ,,n, ,-.o, ,.
'-'' A '1'' Va '''7'">' "0"'' ''i'
10 '"Nc up 1o',S o'I' ~ 49, ''''o'' Oh "'
prov .u-ns 'ol ~. ga 1e''i''A9' ""''o' '.i' j,
"D' '0' avn % 'i''
'i'A j"9''e' liz az VI % 'o'' .. 'n'
P"''7N U. o''e"n' ~ " ''"". ''oA u ''' 'io
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motion of Mr.. Burch, the Senate voted to
adjourn.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Friday. Feb
ra.ry II! 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ.
p L. BECHTEH.
Secretary OF the Senate.
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JOURNAL
Thirty first Dny's session.

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View OrlearS. February -, 1915.
"a. Senate met pursuant to adjournment
I'D vas called TO order by Hon. c. {. An
,ojnc. Lieutenant Governor OF the State and
President of the Senate.
On c.ll Of the roll the following Senators
.a~wcItd to their names:
Mcssrs. Alexander Anderson. Barber
Black burn. Blunt, Butler. brewster. Burch
Greene. Harris. p. +. IIerwig. l.. +. Her
Iel.. Harper. Ingraham. k"lsr. Pollard
>,pnrr. Twitchell. Whar;on-iA.
The President Of the senate announced
:, "':ogUm present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The reading OF the minutes of yesterday.
;ror.chng4 was dispensed with. and .ht
President announced tina: the journal stood
i ruv"l. after the same had been cor
ii.
MESSAGE vRoN the GovEEHoE.
STATE oF LorI.r.s. J
Executive Department.
New @, .aDs FEBRUARY -. 1857
:, :i" Ho,orabie President and Members of The
am directed by his cxceilcncy the Gov.
s,unr to inform yea that he has thi@ day
med an act originating in your honorable
Body amt nding sections Two ana three o.
:c, No. 10, approved January 10. 1873.
IL. CONQI EST CLARKE.
Private Secretary.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
Hoy.s oP REPRESENTATIVE. I
February 10. !3-;. !
.-,,:,. ,-onoraM. rre,iler. md Member, OF the
senate:
an "'''l." ~ we Ii,I 49, ~ ,1% , ,s
.,Ii," a. y,,,se XII. ~.
U,u-n hIH No -, entitled an act Cor the
relic: ii all purchasers OF real estate SOFA
=, "'oIt "G''!on |" Sai,'i, l""S ''''i,S 'oi
,.,.., .i,cL nr~rLasnrs IN their nn..e-Sion.
and validate their titles thereto.
House b.I! No. 10, amending sections eiSht
: h'1' u an ',os .ri,ro' tro dan,i,iIes "l
.n.,,.L.r. IF The General Assembly 10 the
:>;s:" IIou-c. fixing the mode OF ascertain.
.:'I the pc: "i'm o. members "a '"' "eHeF''
'''i -, ,.;,,,, ro.
c.;,,,. 4 method for ,hanrin.. he name.
:.a,: :" rc.ievr the General Assembly, from
49, necessity al passing p!.'".e "l"' in
a., -. w, .,.;.,o, .
,..,.r the parish of Barararia. ana proyid-
a.. ;rr the organization thereof.
So =" INFORM You 'hat ih'N nave '"h'
s'H.!'" III Senate JOINT resolution NO. - re
""",'in; our representatives IN C"ngr, IS
- '.'' 'lclr lll'utnCc 10 secure an dII'i"'
;,gar,na 30 cons,ruc: the Fort ST. Phlv
$500. Very respectfully.
JOHN W. KONBORoUGH.
Assistant Clerk
-. H.rhcr chairman of tn. Committee
,..,..: a,a, 'i,', ,,,,,s,;t,,t. for Son.
-.
So ~! No. %. a bill TO be entitled an act
Az !'''"e lo' lHc 1"I NAHUM "
:'"' government OF the 'nll''aFE FORCES .L o.
81" "'"'c "l louisiana 10 Ai'in'''" '"'
f'.h'' anu 10 repeal all laws OF parts vi laws
contrary TO or in conflict with this act.
Sir. BARRIER asked unanimous consent ,o
,h..,ha.i+,,+,
W. '''
az unanimous roHsen: the oil! was Tea"
:!.r :irs; time.
Til. constitutional rnIe was SUSPENDED. the
~, ,,aJ .be second time and an ,rotion o,
ga ''r ',0i'" '''ii,' onN. Va
o., ,,oo;o, orda, fo- Norda, tIo sa,a,
= '''' $.'el'"' o'uo, ,o' ."on'"!' 'Ns SS'si'
a>'A'' 'A'7'""'' o. w.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
spFCIA; COMMITTEE.

The President announced tnr following
sne.ia. committee: Messrs. Stamps. Alex
ander anI Green. 20 whom. wa, referred
the petition 0: A!bin Sou.ie.
Mr.. Brewster mov.d TO PRINT ."' copies o:
TIE Join. resolution memo:iaiiAng Congress
concerning: the Fort 81. Philip canal
Mr.. Harris made 'he pom: Of o.de! thai
The motion was gu. o! order AZ that time.
The Chair rule. the point wei! taken.
Motion Withdrawn TOR the present.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr. Barber. from the Committee On Fl.
nance. by direction of a rlaiori.: .! the
committee made the following report on
Senate biI! No. &. Joint resolution for the
relief OF Thomas Woo ward Robert II.
-'mitL and c. n. Prudhom.no. citizens Of
Red River parish. State o. Louisiana, and
for other purposes:
Report favor4bir by majority If .,orn.
mittee Henderson Keiso and TwitckelL.
the acting chairman dissenting.
A. Z. BARBER,
Acting Chairman.
Lies over.