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THE seCRErARY's REPORT.

The Report of the Secretary Of the Catholic
total Abstinence Union of America, from Oc-
tober Sch, 1875, to June 30tb, 1876, was rs fol-
lows:
GentLeRel-I here with present the consoli-
dated Report of the Union up to June 30, 1876.
Toe new societies received within that time
are ~. Societies dropped from the roll 90.
These include some societies that had disband-
ed in former years, notice of ssme not having
been received until the present year. The
present embership in the Union is $40 socie-
ties. and % State and Diocesan Uuions. Four
subordinate Unions have been admitted, viz !:
State Unions of Texas, Tennessee and Georgia,
and Archdioceasn Union of Cincinnati. Tue
Union of the District of Columbia has ceased
TO exist, but the two societies of the District
retain their membership as individual societies
in the Union of America. The Union of Iowa
is not in activeexistence.; the individual soc;e.
ties are good.
The societies and Unions composing the
Uolon OF America are distributed follows:
Alabama 3; Arkansas. l: Brooklyn, Is; Cali
trict of Columbia, 2; Florida, 2; Georgia, 3;
Illinois, "a Indiana, 9; Iowa, 3; Kansas, 1
Louisville. Ky. % is; CovingtOn, KY, CD /;
dhGsss Mi0Sssn, MsTyf nhnssot a"s IT,
Mississippi, 9; Missouri, 2; Montana, 8; New
Brunswick, 10; New HAMPSHIRE. 8; New Jer-
sey, SO; Now York, So; Ohio, "a Oregon, /;
Edward leland, l; Providence (Dj. Il; Quebec,
/; South Carolina, l; Tennessee, 3; Texas, 5;
Vermont, 3; Virginia, 2; West Virginia, =;
Wilmington, 3; Wisconsin, Is. Total, $40.
The extreme stringency Of the times has
borne bard upon the societies. Our working
men bad to move from place to place in quest
of employment, and the general depressi on Of
affairs tended to restrain many societies from
the exercise Of their natural energy. The work
of aggregation was retarded by this. Not
withdrawing these things, the Union has not
only held its old strength, bnt has made q net
gain of over fifty societies, Of say COCO mem
bers The development in former years had
been repaid; in the present year the en- ward
progress has been steady and solid.
. The fidelity Of the societies and Unions to
3he laws and principles of the General Uaion
has been eviuoed in every way by their officers
and membsrs. The Rev. Clergy, too, are satis.
fed that the influence the Union is calculated
ops aud ATchbishops, during the past year,
have advised the local societies to live mp TO
the letter and tpirit of the constitution of the
Est2s. -Es-c 80 90 &C.,, -; = axe, -.
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Mrs. Swisshelm invites folks to go to saxony,
where she is travelling, and see feeble, gray
haired women loaded with panniers enough
for a donkey, bending and lettering under
their burdens, or pulling loads which tax their
strength to the utmost, while nice youaR men
walk beside them, smoking, and chatting to
them condescendingly.
You. can't see such things in New Orleans,
because our fine young men OF that stripe
would be ashamed to be caught in company
with their hard working mothers. But if one
we're togo to the homes of some OF the nice chaps
who loaf all day on Canal street, smoking cigars
and cigarettes aud staring the ladies. out of
countensnce, he would aud the cid ladies
sewing, from dawn till midnight, for q mere
pittance, Inc greater portion of which goes to
pay for the fine feathers of their handsome
sons. And yet, at our doors, there are thou
sands 'upon thousands of acres of the richest
lands in the world that, just being tickIed,'
would make these same young fellows wealthy
in feT -ears. q
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!, Ne,O York. July 2O.-The following shows the
thermometer at 1870 P. NJ, in the cities named +:
timore SO. Washington 80, Albany 90, New
York se, Philadelphia 95, Boston 90 In Rich
mond the thermometer ranged from 100 to 1O3
and in the evening there was q terrible storm
during which q number of houses were unroof-
ed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
telegram from Shreveport, 10Th, says: The
suspension OF freight trains on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Road and their deteu ton on
the Iron Mountain Road, has turned very
heavy trade to New Oclesns.-The Spencer
and anti.Spenoer Republican factions in Ala
bama have withdrawn their State tickets and
united on enc headed by Woodruff, present
mayor Of Selma.--Hsywood GRANT, who was
hanged ct Rome, Ga, last week, confessed that
be had killed four men, one of whom was Gen.
Hindmau, of the Confederate army.-Ex-
Postmaster General Jewell had a spontaneous
reception at his home in Hartford, Conn. There
were FIRE works, illuminations and salutes-
The Democrats of Missouri have nominated
John Phelps for Governor, and Henry Brooke
meyer q prominent German of St. Louis, for
Governor.
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aggregation wonld make the societies unfnan-
ageable The most loyal union societies are
the most loyal to parochial and diocesan autho
rity. The clergy and hierarchy have given
many evidences that they regard the Union as
O safe, conservative influence to guard the
movement from mistaken courses, and keep 1t,
in the aggregate and detail, upon the Catholic
basis, which will assure it the encouragement
OF the clergy, the support of the laity, and the
blessing of God. Respectfully submitted.
JAMES W. OBRIEN,
Secretary Q. T. A. u of A.
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aora.adSta and Catholic Messenger
~~,za "A .aruBLrsHED wsEkLFBT
T1e,yse orleans 0aeAosie Publication 0onspans. cd
NO. lIs POydras street, Sorner Of Camp.
she Oirsotszsof the Company Ares
Most Rev. NAfoEEoN JOSEPH PERcHH,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
JOHN HENDERSON,,
Very Rev. @. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. g. MorNIHAN.
Rev. T. J. KENNY.
Rev. T. J. sMrrH. G. II.
Rev. B. A. NErrHART, c. So. 3.
Rev. p. f. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GInBoNs.
JOHN McCAgFREY,
WIN. j. CAsrELL,
d. u. BUCKLEY.
All communications sce TO be addressed TO tAeIl
EDITOR ofTke xnfjsG Stsv d,sS 1Tsss eager.
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1 plainti6 or defendant selecting, the shssiA
shall select.
81. 5. Be It further enacted, etc.. That
The costs Of such advertisements shall not
exceed tho rate Of ono dollar for every hum
dred words, or fractional part thereof. for
the frat insertion. and fifty cents for each
subsequent insertion. If such Newspaper
refuses to publish ct the rate herein speoi.
fed, they shall be published BY posting ct
other public places in the parish wherein
such publication il to be made.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the police juries and municipal corpora
lions in all parishes other than that Of Or
leans shall not hereafter order public print
ing Of any kind unless tho same - done
under contract and adjudication 20 the low
est bidder, after due public notice given,
and the prices therefor shall not IN any
case exceed the price hereinbefore fixed
for judicial advertisements where applica-
BILE. and for other printing or job work
they Ahall in NO case exceed the maximum
price which may be allowed for State
printing.
SEC 5. Be it further enacted. etc., That
ell laws or parts of lave in conflict with
the provisions of this act be and the Same
are hereby repealed, and that this act ahal
take effect and be in force from and after
the first Of January, 1877.
(Signed) E. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,.
tSigned) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of tho
Senate. 81
Approved April Is, 1876.
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A trne copy:
N. DURAND,
Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
No. 81.
AN ACT

To regulate the manner Of making adver-
tisements in judicial proceedings and sales
of property under judicial process in all
parishes other than that of Orleans, regu.
lating the price therefor, and directing
the manner and price at which contracts
should be made by police .juries or mu-
Dicipal corporations, except New Orleans.
for public printing.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly CON
vened: That in all parishes other than that
OF Orleans, where advertisements are re-
quired to be made in relation to judicial
proceedings or in the sale of property under
judicial process, they shall be published in
newspaper printed in the parish in which
the judicial proceedings are carried on. or
IN which the sale 10 to take place, and if
there be no newspaper published in said
parish the advertisements shall be made by
posting them at or on the door of the court
house and two other public places in differ
emit parts of the parish.
SEC. 9. Be 1t further enacted, etc.. That
whom there are two or moro newspapers
published in the parish the defendant shsll
have the right of selecting 0 neWepaner in
which the advertisement il to be msGla. n
applied for within three days after the nc
tice of such proceedings or the seizure mada
under the procese. If the defendant neelsct
to select, then the plaintiff shall have a.
right to do %, and in default Of either
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
ON LONG CREDIT. AT AUCTION.

by NASH 4 HODGsON-W. l. HODosoN.
- Auctioneer- Omoe No. Is Carondelet street,
"a SATuRDAY, May 20, 1876 ct twelve o'clock
basement rotunds Of the ST. Charles Hotel in this
cry py virtue and In pursuance Of IN order Of the
G"@ a. L. .Is'os Judge Of the Second District
is.S. and An amended order, dated April IL, 1876,
9ooket NC N,l7s. for account of the succession OF
siHan reale, deceased, at public auction, win be
FIVE vALuABL. LOTS OF GROUND, together
s W,sa me buildings and improvements thereof,
square bounded by Coliseum. Prytania, kuternc
aud Polymnis streets, dtsg ,ated - Nos. 3. 3 Is
nehes oa s.Sn
adepth of LII feet 9 inches lines, all more or
ess; according s.d to plan Of Moeloausen sur.
fs % osaa 81 P' aso s. e. in IL.
rSme ds'r1ct ana square - the above described
and 8, and designated BY the letter 4, measurius
a6out 50 feet In depth the upper line Of lot No
the aud thence about ises inche: lines IN
coliseum street where 1t joins tie rtar Of lit No.
ana consists Of the rear portion Of lots Nos. 10
>, BENG the same properties acquired by the
late Z; Pc ale, g follows. to vii: Lots Nos and
n IRON Mnnem Garrison g per act before william
per lSoe; lots Nos 4. and 6, from Manuel Julian
nct. 1sSs 49, as per act before Theodore Guyol
e ps ne: y, SsoFs lot rT from
dated Nay 8. 1851. The whole between parallel
nnes, American measure, and al more or less. 90.
cording to plan by l.. H. Pile. surveyor, dated
The improvements consist Of . handsome and
commodlous two and a-half story brick reaidenca
carriage house, stable, etc.
Terms and Conditions-One.th cash, and the
interest and all the usual security ca1ses for Spe
cial mortgage. insurance and attorneys fees; ten
Der cent Of the bid to 10 cash ON the spot 10 bind
the salo. f' -
Act Of sale before John ?. Coffey, notary, 1t tho
expense Of the purchaser, including the taxes for
the current yoeF, exigible in 1877. - - =
apl3 10 20 my IA %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
BY Auguste Faisans, Administrator.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR FAISANs.
second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesus-
No. 80 49s.

ID TOXIC % soid on SATURDAY, Aprl - is 81
n., sxe,ve ocioeh 4, ct public auction. q the
street, between Canal and Castomhov:e 81 strests.
SECOND District Court for the pssi.R q oriesas.
oased March -. 1876. the following described
IA CEkrAlN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND.
VIII the buildings AID improvements thereon, sit-
square bounded BY Tchoupitouias, Common, Msea.
1ine and Grayer streets. designsted By the letter
cball, notary public - plan No. s.; which lot Or
portion Of ground measures Is feet . inches front
on Common sts. ct. 81 feet inches lines in depth
inches tn depth in the rear; thence - feet toward
Common street; thence . feet inches toward
st1sst thence ssos inches toward ssa1
street. and thence In depth' Get mp 70 Common
IA CERTAIN PIECE Or PORTION ?
GkOUND. situated in tho First District Of this
city IN The square bounded BY Julia. 81. Jos eph,
e e%don and ~ New Lsves ssrs s1
veyor. annexed for reference to an act Of 8. az.
ner, notary public on tho tenth Of May, 1865, lis
lot inches front on Fulton street, is feet
inches IN depth ON the hne toWsrd Julia otreet.
N: ,a l2s j. feet 81 niche. y depth On the I'm:
the whole Of the lots des!gnated 81 the Nos is to
70 inclusive. ON plan known q J. 4. Boards
other improvements thereon and annmrtsn a~ s
Thereof and al the rights, ways and servitudss
Terms. F.. the property firstly described, one.
~ neu .;s 20 one year for notes divided
secuIea ey privilege and mortgage, bearing eight
Rer esns interest a from date 70 payments the buid
and policy transferred, the purchsser to 90 pay 81.
tSa eS r.: ased e ve per can't case & sa
n 0U,sauon 70 insure and the attorney ices to
e-st oS 20 Raynent 81 taxes, payable after the
2ss q saasGsy, ls76. For the property secondly
At Of sale beSbrs {. r sopiat, uotary pune Ne.
-hS ~ st " g, e Iurchase1s expense
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by the couneilnen, provided Il does mot *
ceed Two hundred dollars year.
onC. IL. Be Il further enacted, ETC., That
Il shall b tbs duty Of tho secretary and
constable 70 attend regularly eaeh meeting
Of the mayor and counoilmen. The score.
tary shall keep correct journal Of their
proceedings In books for that purpose; he
shall attest all laws passed By tho mayor
and councilman and signed BY tho mayor,
and fle or keep ill pspers Or bonds belong
ing to them. The constable shall execute
such SUMMONS, warrants or orders - the
mayor BY this act ia authorized TO issue, -
well during their recess a. during their sit
tings. And In case of sickness or absence
of the constable the mayor shall appoint .
suitable person to discharge the duties OF
the Office pro temp0re.
the mayor and c0uncilmen shall have con-
troll of the banks of the bayou within the
limits Of the corporation, but they shall not
disturb those enjoying rights heretofore by
any law or ordinance conferred.
Sec. -. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the mayor shall have no vote except in
case of tie vote. and no ordinance shall
become . law against his veto unless four
of the five councilmen vote to sustain the
ordinance.
Sec. IA. Be it further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage, and that all laws or parts of laws
heretofore passed Incorporating the town
of Franklin, a. we'll Is all amendments to
eaid acts Of incorporation, and all laws in
conflict with this act, and on the same sub.
ject matter, except such under which
rights have been acquired, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
(Signed) ED. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Siguedj G. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved April Is. 1876.
(Signed) WIN. P. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
N. DURAND,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
UCCESElONS OF J. PLANCHAR AND kRAN.
COISR MATHiLDR BERNARD.
Second District Court TOR the Parish Of 0riesn..


DY q. GUINAULT, AUCTIOHKKR-oFTTO1
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville street.
On SATURDAY, Nay 20. 1876. 1t twelve O'Clock
~. will b sold. 1t the Merchants and
.sS sSy , 3
order from the honorable tho Second District
Court for the parrish Of Orleans, dated Aprl q.
TWO CONTIGUoUS LOTS 81 uRO1HD. situated
in the Third District Of this city. designated BY The
Hos md :, in the square bounded BY .eysl OF
streets SD lots measuring each - feet II inches
front on Royal street. BY -depth Of III fket 81
inchea TcGt Their with frame house, NOA e76 ana
678, having four rooms, mont and back galleries.
kitchen aGjofDing the house of six rooms. with tw0
closets, the whole covered with slates. two eis.
be exhibited 1t the Exchange. tf
TWO LOTS OF 0AOUND, situated in Tunisburg.
In this paSieh, on the right hank Of the Aiseissip
river. Bald lots. designated By the Noa - and Is
Of square No. l. having sach = feet inches front
parallel line: ist No ior%iss the s CORNER q IL
mere and Orleans stfeets. Together with Al the
buildings ana impfovements thereon.
The above property 10 sold subject to the u0u-
fuct given BY the said late Jean Jacques Planchaxd
to Mis- Justine Bernard during her iifs timA
Terms-One-haR cash and tho balance ct six
mortgage. bearing eight per cent interest per sa-
mum from date till paid, With vendor's lien, and in
default of payment Of said notes ct maturity. tan
per cent attorneys fees to forecloso said mort.
gage to recover the payment Of ootd notes, which
Si g Ss1ns O. p:d y The nost.aess the sus
the holder Of tbs Above notes
Act OF sale before Joseph Cuvellier, notary pub
lc Ut the expense Of the purchases g we'll g the
taxes Of 1877. apll Is n mys - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
TWO Valuable LOTS OF GROUND on LR7FK
STREKTd.
Second District Court for the Psrish Of Orlsans-
No. 30 ,333. .

by NASH & HODGsON-w. L HoDosoN.
~ AuctiOneer-Omce No. IL Carondolet stroek-
I'm SATURDAY. April 20, 1876. 1t twelve O'clock
H.. NJ the st. Charles Auction RxchanRe in tho
base ment rOtunda Of the 81. Charles HOfeI In this
CITY: oy virtue and in pursuance of an order OF
the Hon A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second District
Court Tor tho parish of Oh leans dated March l0
1876, court docket No. 81, 1888, for account Of the
above succession at public auction, will be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND WITH the
buildings and improvements thereon situated IN
/ the Fourth District Of this city, IN the eouaro
bounded by levee Tor Tchoupitoulasl. Ievea for
public andingl. Third and Fourth strcets. desie-
mated ~ Nos. and ,. which adioin each other
and measure as follows, to wit
Lot Ne. measures Is feet 9 inches lines
'front.' on the front levee or public landing bv 4
depth of 88 feet inches lines on the nde az 1ot
No. l and 50 feet inch lines ON the I'd q next
lines In the rear y"
Lot No. measures Is feet inches lises ftout
on the front levee or public landing Is feet 10
IN nes In width IN the rear, 81 depth Of
" ieet inch lines on the eide next to 1T No.
No. A. ~ '>' W Nv
An according to plan by Louis Il. Pile, sur.
veyor. dated April, 1876.
Terms-Cash In United States tre asurv uotea tan
per cent TO b paid cash on the spot, to bind the
Act Of sale before -, notary. At tina AZ.
penso OF the purchaser, who will sssume In sd.
eision 70 his bid. the taxes for the current year,
3vr !A l0U: mh3l Ap2 Is ~
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AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.
STOCKS-STOCKS.

STOCKS-STOCKS
SUCCESSION OF ROYAL A. PORTER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36.547.
RY PLACIDE J.. SPEAR, AUCTTONRBR-
- hise No. 46 Royal str-et-rHURNDAY, April
~ 1876. at twelve O'clock NJ. will be sold at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Rx.
chang, on Royal street, between Customhouse
and Canal streets. BY virtue and in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of the
Secoud District Court for the parish of Orlesns,
dated April -, 1876, Tor account Of said success
slOn-
ONK SHARE of La variete Association stock of
sl0O0. on which $500 has been paid.
TEN SHARES of The capital stock Of the Mechau-
les and Agricultural Fair As ISOLATION.
Terms-Cash before transfer. apl4 20 Is n
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NA e.aaaals.


II ~ - Ht5t -
Fourth D'''''' o'''t Il !. Is fa'''A = 0'''''
ny q. GUlNAULr-AUC!IoHsaa-o1 ylCl
% cosner Rxehanse Alloy aaA Bisnvills strset.-
twelve e,clsok 4, IS ths Merchants ana lsetiao
Ga. tcmSouss sssssss. 81 virtus a. 8 seSsr iss
tee asS =. ~ sss jsdSs e - yssste 1870!
II Eof 81 5sSSeso! ssss "a IN 10 sses
District e this ety. n the sqqeEe eogra.sa Eisn.
S.rets ms:surn1 5 Ss:t sens s. Cssssr stssse,
By 81 feet inches In AsRth, mors q lees lbrntnl
the preptry iof@sriy sslcnsiax 10 sieSsiss END.
and On the other side ~ tbs properly 1oxnsriy -
,oass,ns e 5rs pualso fssssase Nth e -
three. .terv friek house. 10 Is. oosupisS 81 -
Ps-i6c Beer Saloon; Together with seventy shaEes.
Bank q {: .ss So
the thirty dlst JOY. is,s. Il tho rats q go pss
). 'TVwRxrY.s1x LOTS OF GROUND, sttuAtsa In
the First District Of this CITY, designated ~ Uoe.
bounded ~ B.udiS. s aas and
Napoleon streets; said square NICE sur'ng ~ feet
inches line: ,rsrt' on Alexsnder Affsee aana
front ON Napoleon street 3l9 feet inches lines
front on DIE cecourt street. and the ssme font
" 0sa Potion OF GROUND rtuated IN the rear
Of the property form. rly belonging to 2. cybaud,
situsted III the parish Of OreAns Oa the lef de ct
the Mississippi river sb0us three miles below The
city Of New Urleans. measuring 3S0 feet inches
lines front on Goodchildrtn OF. e.t, ON depth OF
II. Isl ct inches lines. or about t6h srlsnts;
together with the canal extend ng fiom 0ood-
children street to the swamp 10Y prlore).
Ut the Exchange
Terms ard Conditions half cash. and the
balance at years credit for notes divided int
coupons baari1g eight per cent interest per an
mum from date till paid, with special naFtgoee
end vendors privilege on the property cold. tho
purchaser to Keep tho properties insured AID
transfar tho policies Of lnsur ance to the holders
Of ssid notes, and In case Of suit TO recover the
yers' Tess fixed ct five per cent 70 Do ct the ex-
pense of the purchasers
Acts Of sse before Theodule Buissor, notary
public 1t the expenss Of tho purchasers, including
ali the taxes for the current year 1876 payable IN
1877, above the price Of adjud catien. = we'll 2.
the drainage. mh19 20 ap8 Is ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
By Nash d Hodgson.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO SHARES Stair ma.
TIOEAL BANK STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS Il. PATTERSON. DR..
CEASED,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesns-
No. IS 668

RY NASH q HODGsON-w. L H0DasoN.
ID Auctieneer-Ot6ce No. IL Csrondelet street.
On WEDNESDAY, April Is. 1876. ct 1880 P. T.,
at the st. ChaK!es Auction Exchange, In the beso
ment rotunds Of the St. Charles Hotel In this city
BY virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of tho Hon
A. L: Tissot, judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans dated May g. 1879 docket
No. IS $50 for sccount Of the success IN Of Thomae
H. Pattereon. ct public auction viii be sold
ONk HUNDRED AND TWO SHARES of the cant.
tai stock of the State National Bank Of New Ur-
leans. of 1loo each, full paid IN lots to suit pur-
chasera
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psaled, and ut this ct take eaeet from
add sftee II pasoaGos
iSiRnedl B. D. KETIETrE.
0peakss Of the HOUSE Of Rspsoseutntiveu,
(Signed) C. c. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved April Is. 1876. @,,s
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
n. DURAND,
Aastant Secretary of State.