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necessary coal furnished to the engineer Of
the State-Hous
The following Concurrent Resolution was
taken up and read:
/ CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Relative to the New Canal, New Basin and
/ New Canal Shell Road.
Whereas. the condition of the New Canal
| New Basin and New Canal shell road is in Il
| deplOrable condition.
| Whereas, said water route and wagon road
are very important to the commercial interest
| of our State:
| BE il reaoiied bu he Senate and House Of
| Representatives. Of the State Of Louisiana, IN
| GcHfrdl Assembly conrfped That a commit
tee Of five be appointed three. from the House.
| to be appointed by the Speaker and two from
the Senate, to be appointed by the President
| OF the same, whose duty it shall be- to in
| Canal. New Basin and New Canal shell road
| and report TO this body before the close of this
session.
Mr.. Robertson moved to refer to the appro-
pirate committee.
Mr.. Iacharie moved as q substitute that the
| resolution be referred to the Committee on
| Canals, Drainage and Inland Navigation.
with instructions to report by Thursday next.
Which motion prevailed
On motion of Mr. Robertson tho rules were
of the report of tho COMMITTEES ON Corpora
lions and Parochial Affairs Oh
Senate bill No. g. entitled
IAN act to amend and re-enact act No. 81 Of
the regular session of 187O.''
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the bill was
taken as engrossed and was passed to its
third reading
{ The constitutional rule being suspendedby
four-fiftls affirmative vote of the Senate,
the bill was placed on its third reading and
final passage its title was adopted. and it was
ordered to be sent to the House for concur
renee. ....
Mr.. Robertson moved to reconsider the mo-
ton by which the bill was finally passed. and
moved to lay that motion on the table.
And the latter motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr. Mitchell the Senate went
into executive session.
Executive session being raised. on q call of
the roll the following Senators answered to
their names:
Messrs. Allan, Boatner, Bryant, Burch,
Gage, Demas, Ducros, Dumont Ellis, Gar
land, George Ola, Goode Grover, Harper,
Kelly, Landry. Mitchell. O'Donnell. Ogden,
Perkins, Richardson. Robertson, Sandiford,
Stamps. Stubs, Sutton. Texada, Twitchell
Wakefield, Wheeler, White and Zacharie-33.
Absent-Messrs Breaux, Steven and Young
B
Mr.. Grover in the chair1
On motion of Mr. Texada the Senate then
adjourned until Friday, January ts. 1878.
JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary of the Senate.
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convicts to work on public works and roads,
| and delegating the power to parochial and
municipal authorities necessary to enforce the
same"
Also, on Senate bill No. "a. entitled
An act to provide for citation of appeal in
certain eases,
Your committee report by substitute q bill
entitled
"An act to amend and re-enact article 5s2 of
the Code of Practice
Respectfully
+. s. GOODE, Chairman,
Mr.. Robertson, chairman of the Committee
ON Auditing and Supervising the Expenses Of
the Senate, reported favoraby
blouse concurrent resolution relative to
furnishing fuel to the engineer Of the State
House"
Which report was received, and lies over
under the rules.
The following message was received from
the House Of Representatives
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, January IL, 1878. J
To the President and Members of the Senate:
| am directed to inform your honorable body
that the House OF Representatives has finally
passed the following House bills. and asks the
concurrence Of your honorable body in the
same:
House bill No. 3G,
"An act to authorize the police jury Of the
parish Of Calcasieu to levy special tax to
pay its floating debt"
House bill No. 50,
can act to amend and re-cnact section 10 Of
act No. rs of the Legislature of 1871
House bill No. 96, substitute for House bill
No. ID,
AN act relative to the civil jurisdiction of
justices of the peace in the city OF New Or
leans"
House bill No 101, substitute for House bill
No, 81
AN act rolatveto judicial advertisements.
House bill No. l06.
"An act to amend and rc-enact article 2453
Of the Civil Code
House bill No 1917, substitute for House bill
No. 50,
"An act relative to judicial advertisements
IN the parish OF Orleans"
And
House bill No. 9s. entitled
"An act to authorize the Governor to ap-
point n commission to confer with the al-
thorities Of the State of Arkansas in regard
to the formation of separate levee district.
to be comprised between the Arkansas river.
in the State of Arkansas, and the Red river,
in the State Of Louisiana, and from the Mis-
sstssiipp westward, to include the alluviai
lands therein; to propose q plan for the pro
lection Of lands therein from overflow. and
for the submission thereof to the Legislatures
OF the respective States for ratification; and
to appropriate the sum Of five hundred dol
airs to defray the expenses of the same
Under suspension OF the rules the bill was
placed upon it second reading, and on Mr..
Bowden's further motion it was referred to
a committee of the whole House.
Also, to inform your honorable body that
the Speaker Of the House has appointed the
following committee under Concurrent Reso-
luton creating q joint committee to be com
posed OF nine of the Senate and thirteen from
the House, to mature and report such amend
ments to the constitution Of the State as may
be necessary, viz:
I, u. Lyons,
A. VOORHEES,,
T. i. Jonas.
W. NJ. Washburn.
j. b. McGehee,
4. ID. Bridger,
A. II. Leonard
w. Ii. WISE
ID. A. Breard
r. j. Walker,
John Young,
Geo. Drury.
Geo. GraCien.
Respectfully,
PETER ]. IRRELEVANT.
(tbinf f,lnrl-
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Mr.. Goode, Chairman of the Committee on
the Judiciary, submitted the following report
ON
Senate bill No. 10, entitled
san act to equalize the compensation of
members of the General Assembly
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY,
New Orleans, January IT, 1878.
To the Honorable President and Members of
the Senate:
The Judiciary Committee of the Senate have
had this bill under consideration.
They believe ii to he constitutional as the
compensation allowed by the bill is prarti-
Caily the same as that allowed by article 80 of
the constitution.
The committee believe that the only cues
ton referred to them was the constitutionality
of the bill, and having reported that in their
opinion the bill does not violate the constitu-
ton, they leave the question of policy and
Justice to the consideration and decision of the
Senate.
Respectfully submitted.
f. S. GOODE, Chairman.
Which was received.
Mr.. Grover, chairman of the Committee on
Corporations and Parochial Affairs, submitted
the following report on Senate bill No %:
COMMITTEES ON CORPORATIONS AND PARocHIAL
Affairs,
New Orleans January 16 1878
TO the Honorable President and Members of
S. the Senate.
Your committee, to whom was referred
Senate bill No. 2S, entitled
san act to amend and re-enaet act No. 81
OF the regular session of 1870"
Respectfully report favorably upon the
same.
Respectfully, ETC.,
Which was received.
Mr.. Mitchell, chairman Of the Committee
d Railroads and internal Improvements.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
REG ULAR SESSION OF 1878.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SENATE.
Ninth Days Proceedings.


SENATE CHAMBER. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Thursday, January II. 1878. }
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock
IN. by the Hon. Louis A. Wilt, Lieutenant
Governor al d President of the Senate.
On O call of the roll Che following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Boatner Bryant, Bnrch, Cage, De
mas, Ducros, Ellis, Garland, George. ola,
Goode, Harper, Landry, Mitchell, O'Donnell,
sandiford, Stubs, Sutton Texada., Twitehell,
Wakefield. Wheeler, White and Zacharie 2S.
Absent-Mess1s. Allain, Breaux, Dumont,
Grover, Kelly, Stamps, Steven and loung-8.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell the reading of
the journal in detail was dispensed with.
Mr. Burch rose to question Of privilege.
He called attention to an article in the New
Orleans daily DEMOCRAT newspaper of this
date. and read portions of an article under the
caption Of The Bill Chandler job. and pro
Geaded to deny certain statements therein and
b. discuss the concurrent resolution offered by
him on January H. 1873.
Mr.. White made the point of order that, in
speaking to privilege question. the Senator
could not discuss q resolution that had been
already acted upon by the Senate, but must
confine himself to the question of privilege.
The Chair ruled the point of order well
taken.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
The President presented the petition of Edw
Bellsnap, captain OF and representing the
Louisiana Grays," a military company domi-
ciled in New Orleans. asking that warrant
be issued the company for the sum of $3.50 80.
claimed by said Belknap to be due to said
company from the State for certain services,
h.. 1,
Committee on Claims.
APPOINTMENT or COMMITTEES.
The Chair announced the appointment of
fine following standing committees:
HEALTH AND QUARANTINE.
I. g. Perkins,
w. J. Kelly.
NJ I'll Twitchell.
J. w. Sandiford. |
Cornelius m 1S1l oDonnen.
p a: Dueros.
s. Wakefield.
PENSIONS.
j. W. Sandiford
Hardy Richardson.
g. III. Ellis
j. III. Bryant.
7. A. DucrOS
j. III. Grover.
HI. G. Mitchell.
T. A. Cage.
DRAINAGE CANALS AND INLAND NAvIGA-
TON.
C.O'Donnell
l.. Texada.
j. III. Grover.
A. J. Dumont.
III. ID. Ogden.
VIM Harper.
T, ?. Stubs,
=. Landry,
WIN Steven.
COMMITTEE ON ApPoRTIoNMENT
s A. B. George.
G.. II. Ellis
G.. b. Wheeler.
Ill. Demas.
z, Landry.
j.. g. Perkins.
III. Richardson.
j. Texada,
II. G. Mitchell.
LIBRARIES.
A. b. George.
III. l.. Garland.
c. b. Wheeler.
CD Boatner.
T. A. Cage.
q. II. Ellis.
J. A. Ola,
f. 7. Stubs.
f. =. GoOde.
AUDITING AND SUPERVISING THE EXPENSES
OF THE SENATE.
w A. Robertson.
}. w. Sauditord.
Will Steven.
III. Demas.
G. O'Donnell ,
II. G. Mitchell.
j. L. BreauX.
ID. Young. {
L. G. Zacharie. ,
ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION.
r. p Stubbs,
J. H Grover.
Il. ID. White. I
H. Richardson.
ID. Young.
H. ID. Ogden.
=. Wakefield.
A. b. George.
M. II. Twitchell.
METROPOLITAN pOIICE l.
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ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION.

ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION.
F. p. Stubbs.
J. Ii. Grover.
Il. ID. White.
III. Richardson.
ID. Young.
III. d. Ogden.
=. Wakefield.
A. b. George.
M. III. Twitchell.
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
VIM. ] Kelly.
p. A. Ducros.
j. Ill. Grover.
w. A. Robertson.
I'll. ID. Ogden.
7. B. Stamps.
Al. Dumont.
G. O'Donncll
j. III, Burch.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

REGULAR SESSION OF 1878.
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A Minneapolis physician, DIR. Tan
ner, was taken sick while in the office
of one of his brother physicians, DIR.
AmenZV Meyer, and was obliged to re-
tire TO the doctors bedroom, where he
remained ten days without taking any
nourishment of any kind. We have
heard that fasting would cure many
kinds of diseases and think the dose
given above would be enough of that
sort of medicine for almost any man.
Not so with the doctor, however; he is
friend OF science, and is determined
to see how long the human body can
survive without nourishment by ex-
perimenting on his own body. He
therefore put himself into the hands OF
DIR. Meyer, and lived forty-two days,
taking daily walk and an occasional
swallow of water as his only means OF
stimulant or nourishment. During the
latter part of the test DIR. Tanner was
daily examined by his friend and asso-
ciate, and although he did not show
any material reduction in strength OF
| tissue, the action of the heart was visi-
bly, weakened, and not the fainCest
trace of puisation could be discovered
at the wrist. After commencing tt
"feed" again he ate sparingly at first
| but soon developed an enormous appe-
tite. DR.. Amenzo Meyer is ready Il
| testify to the truth of the above at hi!
office, No. 254 Hennepin street, Min
neapolis.
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A stern Parent Checkmnted

Three score and ten is not a very
green old age II, as astronomers as
sert, the period of time in which
this earth will be inhabited is as
q minute. to eternity of it's actual
existence. And yet some people re-
ally forget that they were ever
young.
There she stood, the apple of
their eyes, trembling with suppress
ed weeps. Their frowns deepened
&c the mother wiped her glasses
preparatory to reading q letter
found in the girls pocket. It be-
gan, "Angel of my existence"
"ANhatp howled the male parent,
"You don't mean TO say il begins
like that? oh that child of mine
should correspond with Bot, pray,
proceed, my dear"
"Hem existence spelled with "a
too 70 proceeded the mater.
(. "Why, the lunatic can't spell,
chEmed IN the old man.
alt Il impossible for me to de.
scribe the JOY, with which your
presence has filed me- 81 "
"Then why does he attempt 1t
asst But pray don't let me inter
rupt you. Go on, go on let joy bG
unconfined. y ~ 80. ~ -
81 have spent therwhole night IL
thinking or you" that's Efctur.
esque, any way, ''and in bitterly de,
ridinE the obstinate, besotted ole
whelp, who will not consent to oul
union"
9Ohl let me get at him. Whelp
isthv servant 9 toad that he should
thus be spoken Off"
"But, pheodorus, my DEAR" in
terrupted his other half.
"Yes, yea; one moment. / wal
about to observe that the hand tina
could pen such words would no
hesitate to scalp the mOst chelishe'
relative"
'sTheodorus, I didn't see this oy
ef the leaf"
"Eh let me see hum. Yours
with all the love of my heart-The
OdoTus. May 10, 1885,
"WhY, bless my eyes, it's one o
nv letters n (Sensation
Eyes, pa, chimed in the DIV
branch, al found it in the closet yes
terday- -only you wouldn't let m
speak"
@Yous may 60 TO tire park, m,
child. Heml we've made mic
meas Of 4 p s-sAss. Al - 81
ss4Yes, love. Next time We wi
look ct the date first. =
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PAIRING OFF.-William T. Cole
man, of San Francisco, was talking
the other day of his old partner, Ed
ward Mott Robinson, of New Bed
ford, whose penuriOusness was q
matter of common talk.
HE was a good fellow, in the
main, said Mr.. Coleman, but he ex-
ceeded any man I ever knew in in
genious expedients to save q dollar.
In those days I was democrat and
he was republican. One day he
said, Coleman, have your commit
tees been after you?' Not yet re-
piled. We'll, mine have been after
me- he said, and they wanted nae
to subscribe $500, and I told them
would Hooked at him with abso.
lutte amazement. Then be added
Yes, 1 told them the Democrats
would expect $500 from you, and
soas going to pair off. So mind yoI
stick to that arrangement. 1t will
be all the same to both parties, 3nC
it won't cost either of US cent
Editors Drawer.
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EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 4ru, 1878.
wise and OrherwIse.

If your landlady's daughter is
pretty You may say, "Please pass
me that, honey"
The Ashtabula disaster cost the
Lake Shore Railroad Company in
round numbers 100000.
Hereafter the Legislature of
Pennsylvania will meet only once
in two years in regular session.
Four buffalo-hunters have con-
trscted with q firm in Comanche,
Texas, for the delivery within the
next six months of 10000 buffalo
hides.
"A Georgia Judge lays down the
rule that 'Eto be drunk to form the
intent TO kill the offender, he must
be too drunk to form the intent to
shoot" ~
For centuries hydrophobia has
been an almost chronic subject OF
discussion among medical men, and
they don't seem to know much
more now than when the subject
was frat discussed.
Many people are fond of the
company OF their physician, because
he is tho only person with whom
they dare talk continually of them
selves without interruptions, con-
tradictions or ceDsures.
Repudiators are they who repu-
diate or refuse to be bound by their
legal contracts How can any man
be accused of reputation who Is
in favor of paying the public debts
exactly as provided in the law IN
der which they were issuedT- -
DIR. Mary Walker was appointed
n Treasury clerk, but not allowed
desk unless she would dof bel
breaches. This she would not do
and was rejected daily for duty for
wear. The solicitor of the Treas u
nv has decided she Is entitled to heI
salary.
A Charleston, s. C., paper speaks
Of sale OF farm lands In that vi
cinity, only two miles from the
Northeast railroad and Webdin riv'
or, and of excellent soil. Six hund.
red and twenty-eight acres were
sold for $205; 800 acres for $22O
100 acres $38 all half cash and the
rest In one year. o
DIR. Raven, of Broadstairs, Eng
land, reports that he furnished
little girl with about seven inches
square of new skin upon q spo'
which had been burned. Three
hundred "skin gratis" were used
A few were furnished by seVera
Sisters of Mercy, but nearly al
were taken from living pig.
Don't you suppose, if the LORD
had known the time was coming
when such fellows as John Morris
sey and Hamburg Butler and Schal
lawag Patterson would ever make
laws for this country, he would
have told Noah to pay off the meI
and stop work on the ark, as he haC
decided to postpone the flood FOL
five or six thousand years.
Columbus, o., has a wonder. A
lock of hair, cut from the head o
DR.. s. Hulsey's 1S-months-old boy
which was two inches long at tn
time of the cutting, is now owe
six inches long, with every sign o
life. For fourteen years it has lail
in the family Bible, carefully folde'
and marked. and it retains its orig
inal color, though the boys hal
has changed materially.
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LEAVING OFF GRADUALLY.-The
70 Q. Advocate relates an amusing
,ra ecdote which occurred between a
~. uple of Dutchmen, one of whom
IS very much devoted to
co,hnapps." His friend was elo-
ort emily persuading him to zine
temperance" and to obviate
nd terror of coming to pure cold
,,Sater all of q sudden, suggested the
following expedient:
"Vell, den, Homes, tell you
how to do. You go and buy un
barrel visky, and take it home and
put fashet In 1t, and whenever you
want I'M schnapp, go aud draw of
der fAshet, shust so much water yoT
pour into der parrel; den you SCI
you hat always a full parrel visky
only directly after q While, 1t coon
weaker und weaker, und at lash
you have nothing but IN parrel VI
water; den you want no more ns'
fer visky, und you jine der dem
perance."-The Record.
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Hemenway's boy writes the fol-
lowing upon eagles: "The Ameri-
can eagle is the largest and the pow
erfulest bird in the world, but he is
smaller than an ostrich, which 10
more of q boss than q bird. The
eagle Is q very proud bird, and
don't go round eatin' worms and
catapillars and diggin up tomato
plants like q hen does, but he flies
through the air with his wings, and
sometimes swallers little children,
which is very sad. The eagle lives
sometimes to be several hundred
years old, which is q long time to
live. Hickey Bartlett's sister is an
old maid, and she is as old az ca
gle, and she gets awful mad when
the fellers call her an old steak-boil-
er. There is several kinds of ca
giles, but the United States eagle is
the boss bird, and can basic blazes
out of any bird that ever growed
in Europe or Asia, or Africy."
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The Rev. David Rosenberg, of
Columbus Ohio, issues call Tor q
national convention of all Israel
ties who are now willing to accept
Jesus Christ as the promised Mes
siah of the world. The objects OF
this convention will be to form an
alliance of all the converted jews
and of Israel throughout the world ;
TO appoint . set time to confess the
sin OF che nation in rejecting Jesus
Christ; to form basis for q nation
al existence upon the New Tesla
ment Scriptures as the statute and
law of the nation, and to implore
the powers of the world to restore
Palestine to the people of God
The date and place of holding the
convention will be fixed by those in
favor of the project.
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Ponds Business College, Topeka, Kan-
sas, is said TO have one Of the best course 3
Of business training in the West. and
many are taking advantage OF the faeili-
dies there afforded. We heartily COM
mend Il to the young ladies and gentle
men OF this vicinity, and hope that a club
may be formed to attend. See advertise
ment IN another column, headed s,Youngi
Men, l4t $50 =
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DR.. Strong, demonstration of Rush
Medical College, has discovered q
process by which bodies brought to
the medical college during vacation
in summer, for dissection, and
which have usually been worthless
on account of the inability to pre-
serve them in a condition valuable
for dissection, may be perfectly pre-
served.
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Dr. BULBS Congh Syrup is fast taking the
place Of all the old fashioned cough rem edIes
1t never fails TO relieve the most violent cold
aud for throat diseases 1t Is inValuable. Prick
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III. B. LOW w H
Central LIVERY.
FEED AND SALE STABLES.

TIME MOST extensive establishment in
u Southern Kansas no1ble and single
teams, with she best and incest carriages and
bnggies in the city, ready At all tines Also,
saddle horses for ladies' and gentlemen.
Buys and sells horses, buggieS and car
riages.
the week Is
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COUNTY EXPENDITURES.

what it Cost to Run Lyon County This
Year.
We are indebted to John s. Craig, Coun-
ty Clerk, for the following itemIzed state
ment showing just what it cost to run
Lyon county this year, as shown by the
bills allowed. The figures will be OF In
teraat ~ fha x,,,hlfc.
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RYAN & Corners
EmpOria Carriage Factory

HoPSoshoelne 4 Rep airing
HechaRIsA ~ between eth 3 7th ~.
Carriages and wagons made TO orde
Ali kinds Of repairing and tebhing don
IN the best manner BY skillful Workzien
Prices very reasonable. We invite an IN.
fspecffon Of our work and guarantees satf
action. Come aud zee MS.
RYAN q CONNER.