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-!Mft1IL1LIH IL
WINS, 'COGNAC, LloUEURS, FRUITS
A L.EAU-DE-VIE, VERMOUTH;{ HUI
u.... lie, SAKDiNES. ABSlNTHE
Seul agent pour le Sud ct pOuest de w.
II. .ZUBA Il Co, Cognac de Ia celebre
nar,lue des wins tie A. SELLiEk, Il CO,
Bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. In assorti,
nient general de lieueurs dapays. 'A'"
ia Bitter ties Arabe& frd
q" 7''1 Supefie,ir tout autre. t'!"'
Les propri6tes toniqaes, stifntantcs ct
disestiyes de ce bitter, asssent sur le sys-
teme nerveux ct en- font une beso;n ex-
treme.nent agr6a bic OF bient,hant. Com
me aperitif ie BITTER DES ARABES
fait le plus grand hien aux. estoniaes fai
bies ct detlcats .et combat efficacelncnt IL
dyspepsia.
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jnSly. s,g7f Proprietaire, N. OsiGans
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engages dams louveiture, lie
reSte du corps pendant en- debors.
/, Il est reste dams Cetle position un
couple d'heures, d'on il Ma etc ell
iev6 qu'apres de grauds efforts.
LES. .GUERRIERS ROUGEs.-Le
Democrat a public, dams son edi-
ton de dimanche, quatorze Co
tonnes de documents presentes
CONNIE etant deseproces- verbaux
des seances tle la Societe des ma
tifS americains.A f,a 3s,a. AsalE
La premiere de ces seances est
datee du 6 juliet, la derniere du 4
octobre 1873. -.e %
Les process -verbauX des seances
sont suivis du texte de la Consti>
tuition de fordre adoptee lie 81
mai 1878.
L'objet de la societe est de nap
puyer CONNIE candidats a des po-
esitions politiques Que he's candi-
dats de lassociatiOn, qui Gevront
etre des natifs. et......-r .tg
Une resolution aaoptee dams la
seance da 4 janyier 1878 est ainsi
coucue: -*v -r-f
"Resolu que lc memhre qui di-
vulguera les secrets de cptta sos
citte on qui ;violera son serment,
sera pris ell charge par un comite
de cinq compose de membres de-
menrantea dehorssd sdu ward on lie
delinqlant residera, leqnel comite
aura pieins pouvoirs d'intliger la
'pnnition quill jugera nece>saire.' .
Dams son nun6ro du 81, lie
Democrat a public de nouveHes
informations, don't Uolls eXtrayons
ce qni suit:
= Nouvelle Orleans II octobre
1878. +-z+a.f' ''.r'-"e /.
A une reunion tenue ce jour il a
etc resolu qu'il he serait pas tenu
de convention r6publicaine de
paroisse, mais que les nonina-
tons faites par le palti national
selaient. endossees par les repu,
| blicalns
A un meeting tenu par lie conf
te executif- posterieureinent, a ce
Qui precede, il a etc resoll1:
Que des hommes inteHigents ct
choisis seraient postes a cLaque
bureau a'election ii pour remplir
les fonctions de ''challeEgers" lie
jour de felection.'H . 4eg.. r.. ...i p -,.
Qu'il ne serait admis a Ia con.
vention rationale que les del6>
CUES on les personnes munies de
= Il ,t,no
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''F7'FI'' Police Jury Ward No.7. -, -
Precinct No lG.-shall exteud frsnthe low
er line of C. Espen;sns's to- the lower line,Of
Ariel plantation Including back settlements
with poll at or near Z. Lcdet.s store.
Precinct No IL shall extend from lower
line Of the Ariel plantation TO the upper
line of Sabatier's plantation with poll at or
near W. Heberts store 4sG
Trecin.t No iS,-shall extend from upper
iine}sf Sabatiers plantation to lower lines ot
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ELECTION /!
. SHERIFFS OFFICE, }
Parish Of Lafnurche. )
= Thibodaux, September 18th, 1878. !

r..a -. FSHEklFFS OFFICE, -
Parish of Lafnurche. ;
b. -p Thibodaux. September 2sth. 1873. }
3DURSUANT TO A PROCLAMATION
i issued by His Excellency Francis T.
Nichols, Governor of the State of Louisia-
na, dated at New Orleans La. on the 4tll.
day of September 1878, the qualified voters
of the Parish of Lafourche are hereby no
titled that an election will be held on TUES
DAY the 5th. day of NOVEMBER from
A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ. to elect .a.-..
] One Representative to the Congress of
the United States to serve for the term of
two years to represent the Third Congress
sional District of the State of Louisiana,
comprising the parishes of Iberville, Ascen
sion. Assumption, Latourche, Terrehonne.
st Mary, iberia, st. Martin. Lafayette,
.Vermlllion. Cameron and Calcasieu. .ia
|. A State Treasurer for the State of Louis
iana for the term of four years: I'D
+ One Senator for the Ninth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed of the parishes of Terre-
bonnie. Lafourche aud Assumption, for the
State vi Louisiana. ,.E-- ........
Two Representatives from the Parish of
Latourche to serve in the Legislature of
the State of Louisiana for the term of two
years 'n = .''-
One Parish Judge, one Sheriff and one
Coroner for the term of two years.
And at the same time and l.laee the quail
fed electors OF the State, of Louisiana. in
pursuance of Acts No. 70 and7i of regular
session Of 1873, fer or against each OF the
following Constitutional Amendmel 1T
First proposed amendment
Second proposed amendment. l f,.'.
Third proposed amendment.
Fourth proposed amendment. t"'
Fifth proposed amendment. ....-.
Sixth proposed amendment
Seventh proposed amendment. .f"
Eighth proposed amendment. ,....
Ninth proposed amendment.
Tenth proposed amendment il }J.
Eleventh proposed amendment.
Twelfth proposed amendment. ''
Thirteenth proposed amendment, ci.,is
Fourteenth proposed amendment.
Fifteenth proposed amendment. 1-Hi
Sixteenth proposed amendment.
Seventeenth proposed amendment
Eighteenth proposed amendment. Hl4
Nineteenth proposed amendment,
Twentieth proposed amendment 81 -
Twenty y-frst proposed amendment, See
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The Murder, at He'd L !.
ISbreyenort Tfmess.. !

On Saturday the 18th instant. While
the primary election was being htId
at Red Land, Bos>ier parish. an Irish
man bv the name of +. }. McNear, or
some name of similar sound. who
had been working IN the neighbor-
hood for some mouths on the place OF
Geo. Neese, got drpnk and raised a
disturbance in tho store Of j. j.
Swindell. An old gentleman by the
uame of Shaw succeeded IN getting
him out of the store. when he became
furious, mounted his horse. swearing
be would kill the man who pushed
him off the gallery, aud hurried off
to the residence of Geo. Seckn, tw"
or three miles distant, rploc"rrrh a
double-barre shot gun aud returned
to Red Laud, running his horse the
entire distance. When he came back,
still threatening to kill Shaw young
man by the name of T. J. Beardon
went out to meet him and told him
he ought not to shoot the old man.
Thereupon McNear told him to stand
back, and, as the Young man was.al'
the act Of doing sd fhe fssndS st O. =
the gnt, in few feet of Ifs lace and
fired, literally blowing the top of his
head off and scattering the brains in
every direction. The murderer be.
ing mounted at the time, made his
escape. A large party ot men imme'
diately started in purs'itys The mur.
der was perpetrated about4 o'clock in
the afternoon. About shutdown some
of the pursuing party came ~ sigh
of the fugitive aad! stired4 4,fon Hin
though without effect.
The unfortunate young man wax
highly esteemed, and the nleSt intense
feeling of Indignation and excitemrn
prevailed. At last accounts mum
ter Of men were continuing the pur
suit, Or rather search, for the mur
DEFER. Ii captured, he will mos
likely he "lost" ty his captorS.
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Give Me a Lower Berth.
milwaukee, Sun.

The evening of the third day of the
case an intoxicated man, smelling
like a horse. blanket, and carrying a
dyspeptic carpetbag,.st"ppe1A Slreel
ca, at the cnluer 0f!NestJ Matcr, i'lln
Wisconsin streets, and stumbled IN.
It was one of those refrigerator cars
that makes cold chills ran up y""'
trousers lie. to look at them, \ COL
ored barber was standing on the BACK
platform, and the i"!oxicated man
hauled his carpet-hag t" him ana
went in, rccled up into the corner
rs though looking for something.
"Gimmc a lower hruh in the mi"dIr'
said he to the cnlrrcd man. is We
felt around in the corner TOR ''r
door-knob to the drinking fountain:
The colorcd man laugIted aid tod
the man to take 4 scat III The m'dd'r
of the car-an old man going to tue
depot, a young couple coming home
from a picnic and an old maid gong
to, the Lord only knows where ne
drunken man, who was evidently
from the country in attendance upon
the nool-boxes of the colorcd man.
"An't yer going t" make up my
birth ~ The old maid took out her
smelling bottle and actcd as thong"
she was goin. to faint. Well It was
enUuch to make her faint. His stock
iurs we're old cnrugIfto sott,Ahd h'S
feet could have been condtntb ~ sby
the Board of Health. He i.ull'd ot1
his coat and test, tried TO hang h'S
hat on the bell.cord when theasuve'
saw him. and, leaving the mules, he
came in and took the man 10y th'
shoulders and said "None OF that
Boss The man, who evidently I'M
aoiped he was behind the curtains /"
a sleeper, said: "Shay, r"n(hir)trr
want to be woke up at Camp DIV" 5
sure" ard he began t" make the r'r
limnary movements towards takln!
off his pants. Sliding his suSpendcr
over his shoulders, his hand had .mS
reached bis waistband, when a Screa'
struck him dumb, and the old man
pulled the bell strap, and as the ca
Stacked up, sho jumped off, ycll'"
for a policeman. The driver reason
ed with the man, told him he was "
atreet-car, and got his clothes :,
intcd ont the depot +, hin !
X his carpet-bas and went "'
one boot in his hand. trying
,.,.on up his vest with his oth
handIhe mutered: "lf that old w""'
hat. kept Aer curtain pul I'D gov
would't have been any tr(hlc)"nbl'
to ALL" And he wandered OFT IN
the night.
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NUMBER FIVE!

The Genera; Assembly shall not pass
any local or special law changing the
venue IN criminal eases, changing the
manner of persons legitinating children,
vacatingi roads, streets, or alleys, re-
hitting fiues,, penalties, and .forteitures,
Or irtfuhding moneys legally paid into
the treasury; affecting tho estates of
minors, orpersous under disability, en-
ptIag'pr,perly@ from taxation, Great
Ing any monopoly, legalizins the UNI
authorized or INVALID acts Of any officer
Or agent II tie State, or Of any parish
or municipality; granting any extra
compensation to any public officer agent,
or contractor, after the service has been
rendered or contracted for; changing
any parish .seat'or creating new parish
d, except ty The assent of the majority
Of, tie qualified electors Of The parish,
or parishes, TO he affected; in all other
cases, where a. general law can he made
applicable, no local or special law shall
be passed.
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Courtship in Portugal is queer'y con-
lncted. When u young man over there
GETS sweet on girl he never hints ICE
Cream once,c hut standsF sronh,t ~ ~ =
cnhstone in the broilihg shh and per,'I'fs
the damsel to feast hereyts' on Inn from
an upper window. 1.-the girls heaye out
q painful of ashes on him, De col'e''' "''',
that his addresses are not DESIRED anu
move ON the next house, 80
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OFFICIAL.
70 thu Qualified Electors Of the state
of Louisiana.
Drr,rE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
SvArE or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, July y, l~S.)

DrruE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, July y, l~'S')
In pu,suaucc Of article III Of the con-
,,i,utiou of thi, State, publication Is
hereby given to the voters Of TINS state
of the proposed amendments 7" the con-
stitution Of this State, agreed to by two:
Thirds ,f the members elected to each
house Of the General Assembly, at us
session of 1919, and which are require"
to be published, three months before the
next general election for Representatives,
to tie General Assembly, in at least one
newspaper in every parish Of this State
in which a newspaper shall hcru"I's"e".
Said am ndmrnt> appear more 1Ul'y 10
acts Nos, Il aud Il of tho regular SEES
sion Of the General Assembly, 1873.
and in No. +. Of the extra SEES
>iou Of the General Assembly Of l>1S.
which are "'liriaI:y published for IL" m
formation rf,hc voters. and which will be
submitted to the people at the n'vt zen
rr,l election. to be held on the fifth day
Of November (urxu 'S1~, in such ;
manner and form that tn" people ma.
vote for or against each amendment
separately, and ii majority Of TIE vote
ut SAID election shall approve aud ratlt
all or either OF said amendments, tn
same shall h''rnmc ra'' If the consist
tuition.
WILL. \. STRONG.
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A doctor while cscortiug u lady home
one evening offered her a troche to re-.
lieve her cough He told her to let It
dissolve gradually in her mouth. NO
relief was experienced, and the doctor
felt quite chargined. tho lhlext day when
the lady sent him u pautaloon button
with note, saving he nMst NAave gwen r1
her the wrong KlHtt IN '''f''he' anu
must need this one, r az ynN & I
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a German father ut McMurrich, Ont
had six handsome daughters. He "du-
Gated them to chop wood and underbrnsh,
and last winter and this spring. they
cleared ten acres of land in a workman
like manner Three Of them are married
and fhaotlwr three arc engaged' $50
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If the baby cries, prop it up with pil;,
,ows smear its fingers with molasses ard
rive it seven or eight feathers to play
With. 1t will be fascinated and occupied
picking the feathers from one x hand . Xl.n
The other, and then IN pieR,ng them
back again, and soon Will eto sleep
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CONSTITUTIONAL. AMENDMENTS.
ACT 40 73, X. 5. or IS1S.
3s.NUMBER ZONE.

TL,t r. + Sat i vo7 = II - ~NaI b.
established at 1.-The city Of Bate. lsugc or
at the city of.Nrw Orleans, as the ma
iority Of tn voters Of the State may
determine at the next ensuing election :
those voting to locate the State capital
at Baton Rouge shall indorSc on their
tickets. "Frr State Capitol. Baton
Rouge" those voting to locate the
capitol at New Orleans shall iudorSe on
heir tickets, "For State Capitol, New
Orleans"
(S,rike out article one hundred and
thirty-ouc.)
Act NO, u, Y. ). or lS7S.
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"?apa,' said bright boy who had
inst come home from slight-of-hald
entertainment, II wish l was conln'
ror." "Why, my SON. Il would turn
YOU into a rat, call up the cat, ana
wouldn't | have fun ~
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81 should just like to see somebody
try to abduct .me,r said Ms Smith atthB
'-aott,st table the other morning.
10 should Il, my tlenr-tsoi SHOULD
Mr.. Smith with exceeding car
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Boosting is sometimes ont OF place.
Wa were once amused by hearing Il
gentleman remark that he was a
bachelor, as washis fatber before him.
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In speaking of a n,bys ladies' ,qfh|t"
exclaim: ooh. isn't it toolsweet IL"
ANYTHING ?" That is all a. @'staAe'
No bahy. is too sweet for paseg"'H.
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NUMBER EIGHT.

E,vrry bill which shall have pissed
both houses >'j,'I be rr'*"'''r'! t" ia" |
Governors if he approve II, h" shall ]
>irn it: if he does n"!, h" shalt return ,
it, with his objections, to tn" 'I"n>' )"
which it Originated, which shall tnI.'
the objections at large "r'n It's l"r"Ai'
aud proceed t" rrr"n>ldrr it. H. ave!
<u,.I Reconsideration. tu",|!Ilrd> "t al
tine mrnlcrs present in that house shall
agree to pass til" bill, it shall b" sent
with the uhirr1innS. t" the other house,
by which it SHALL likewise be re-
considered, aud il approved hy t"">
thirds Of tie members present IN
that house, it shall be law. Ent
IN svr' cases the vote "t I"'h
honSrs shall he determined hy yeas
and nays. and 'hr names ct mems
he,s yo,; inc Tor or against tie h>'l shall
be entered upon the journal Of each
house Respectively. Ii amy biz >hAlI
no, be returned by the Governor W1'"'u
five days after it shall have been pre-
seu,cd to him, it shall be- Il law, in like
manner as if he had signed it, unless the
General Assembly, BY Adjournment
p,rv,nt its return: in which case. w'!h'
in thirty dayS, the Governor shall Tile
same. with his "hjretiols thereto, III the
; office of tie Secretary OF State, AN"
rive public notice thr,r"t: otherwise IL
Shall hrronir i law, as if h" had signed
it. Tie secretary OF State shall COM
munica,c said objections and bill $" dt>
u,Si,cA to the house in which it o"'Sina,
led on tie first day "f the meeting OF
the next General Assembly, who shall
act uuon the same as above provided.
The Governor shall have power t" v't
one or more items in any h;lI arpr"rrla>
,i,y money. embracing distinct items,
while approving other r'r'''nS OF tho
bill, aud the part or parts o. ''tr '''
approved shall hrronr law, and th'
, isrm or ilrnS OF appropriations d'>Ar'
proved shall hr void. unless rrra>>''
according to- the rules and l!mllatl"n
prescribed for the passage Of "lhrr h'Il
over the Governor veto"
(Strikc out article Sixty~siX.l
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<I~NDEE FOURTEEN.

il lieu If the office Of district a,tor-
,,y. established by artirl" nln'ty-t"" 81
,,,,. constitution of l>i;@. there shat! be-
. ,,ctrd, by the qualified >"i"t> OF each
parish, i states atl''""\ lH"l''"i' II"
II,tl IT,. :, citizen Of t!.' United S'a;' ).
=. :; ,yiu .,,all Nav" Ice" a rc>!h''' t
1i,. STATS. 4.! i 'i"r,,r:n:> and CN." Il
r,.;,>,,l a,;oln, \ at law, l'l at least t."
,,al~. H. Shall receive Il salary ;4nnn
~. S1,;,., ito. less ;l.1'' ''.l'' :lnr N.n!E
,I,1r sew. = hundred coli IT, l",! il! u'l".
to .< ;rr, il.,l h\ law N!"n Ih' basis 81
r,.ur,.>rut,!inl, n he House OF Il, Frr>rr
,ativr>. ANA payable quarterly "A his
OWL warrant. IT. >ilail We. 'r-"tf'"" it.
lo,n+> of ,hr parish. a'',, Receive such
SALARY ,h,r !rnm IS may I've ii>ri Ivy 'lr
parmlI;a, uull,N,!i;'>, n'' t" N'"r'' >'N-
en- !unllrA 'lo;ial> }r' ;;n':ii'. lir>h"'!.
u,,r,u\rr, r..rri>r >n'iI fees "' office ~
r,iy hr aiirN,l :; il" In 1li'' ri'A tt
New nil.il.> IA. STATUS ";;'Hu'| ~'H;i!
rrc.;>. >u.l rnl p n'tl"n t!"m Tive cry.
in ;,,l.it;nu t" tive ~,.I,rN ah"%r p."> :''''.
as may ~, established bN law, lir >\'A!!
he elected at tn" >du'r 1llnr with the
iulurS Of lAr district courts. aud >hall
hold his office Tor tie term Of four y:"' :
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mitch on the seat of a boys trousers
is "something new under the son ,
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NUMBER THREE.

After the year 1873 the General As
se,nbly shall not have power to levy IN
aud one year tor all State purposes more
than one per centum TAXATION, Dor shall
any collection of more than one per
ccltum taxation be made i'll any Que
year, on the actual cash value Of all
real and personal property liable to tax
alton, except IN, case Of a tolelgn lnva-
sion or "a domestic Instruction, and in
that event any additional taxation shall
only be for the immediate purpose of
reEalirg pYasion Sor suppressiqg insur-
redtnion. TIE city Of New Orleans shall
notJcvy or collect in any one year more
than one and ont-half per centum taxa
tidhDu the actual. cash value of all the
real add personal property liable to tax
alton Within its limits. No parish or
municipal corporation. except the city
uf New Orleans, shall levy or collect i'll
any year more thar. one per ceutum tax-
tion 5lpop sthe Actual cash value 81
all ,hs isatand personal property liable
to, taxation Within it's limits. The
Geucral Assembly shall not have powe'
to issue any bond or pledge the faith OF
the State for any purpose, nor shah i
authorize ANY parish or municipal cor
p4yatipn TO- issue any bond or create any
debt !: pr6rided, that this shall not pro:
! hibit the issue ofhew bonds in exchange
for old honlss where the debt or rate /"
interest IS ndt Increased.
l. - VNIMBERTDgR. L y l.
The msrhTefs e the. General Assem-
bly, shall be paid a salary Of 1--WE hun
d,cd dollars $500, per session, an'
actual travelling EXPENSES by the near
est practicable route, Mt to exceed lift.
dollars (25ON for any one member; pro
mIed, that if two sessions are held il
the same year they shall receive for tn
: second ,sessiuas ", that year a salary q
! only two hundred aud fifty dollars $3.50
I aud actual travelling expenses by tn
nearest prasticable route, not to c>cee
fifty delLys1SaW toEaauy., ode' member
The lpg,,l;a biennial session shall nc
exceed ninety days III duraiion, pnles
by vote of two.thirds of the lnenlbel
elected to each house of tile Genert
Assembly. -, ....:. - II
(S>rike out article thirty ;que)t3
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ACT NO. u, Y. 5. or lS7S.
NUMBER TWO

Representatives shall be chosen ON the
first Tuesday after the ii st Mon''ay in
Novem' Yer, every two years. and the
election shall be completed III one day.
The,Gener,tk Assembly shall meet on
the first Monday in January, 1879, and
biennally thereafter, on the first Monday
ia January;aeuntess a different day be
appointed by law, and their SESSIONS
shall be held at the seat Of governments
lStrikc nlt article SrYeutecn.l l.,
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NENRER SIX.
CS!W 'I'fs = 2li;n
The Governor ! shalf rereive a salary
of seven sAousana dollars per annum,
nal Alesqdarterly on his own. warrant.
! H1rikt ont articleffty.six,):' ~
NUMBER SEVEN.

rYATTSsNE ET':.ll =. = = 3 ! z. -
The Lieutenant, Governor shall re-
ceive a salary which. shall be double
that of h. member Ut the General As
sembly.G.d"'f ,i' 70 '':>,-.:'.!A& :,I,.t..
. (Strike out article 6fty.seveu.A :
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~ MHf.R FIFTEEN.

In every cas-, where the judge may Ne
REFUSED. and wlrn lr is not personally
interested in I'll" matters in r"l;tr>tAli"N.
he shall select :! iuv\"r. Il:;vi,. the nee
rs>arv uu.liirH'Jnn* lr'l'lrr'' ter Il '""""
If M, COAT, to IN such cases: aud ~"
,..utral .~>"mI;y >!1.,I prn>i''" hy law
for the VIA e those cases IN witch the
jud.r nAN be p".t,ona\ly Interested, on
when Ne may hr absent or Ir!n>'> (" act.
,Strikr uut article n'u'tN.}
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NUMBER THIRTEEN

Each of the district judges shall re-
ceive q salary, to bc fixed By law, which.
except in the parish Of Orleans. shall not
be less than two thousand dollars. nor
more than three thousand dollars per an
mum, payable quarterly on bis own war
rant, and which shall not he Increased nor
diminished during his term of Office. lie
must be citizen of the United States,
over the a.e of twenty-five years, and
have resided in the State and practieeai
law therein for the space of two years;
next proceeding his election, The judges
of the district courts shall hold their Of
flee for the term Of four years In the
parish of Oriean the annual salary Of
the district Judge shall not exceed five
thousand dollars, to be paid as above
provided.
i(Strike out article eighty.four.. ii: .a.
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NUMBER ELEVEN.

The Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court shall receive a salary of seven
thousand dollars per aunum, and the
Associate Justices of the Supreme C"nr,
shah each receive u salary OF six th"n>
sand Ave hundred dollars per ,annum,
payable quarterly ca their own wars
rant.