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THE DUKES OF ALBANY,
Tho Ancient Hearers OF Fa1noHa Title
Which Queen Vfc4oria Ii About to
Confcr OH Prince Leopold.

| xv,...1s y. FNa"ous AAtic
conrcr on Prince Lsopold. ~ :"
| f1nslon S,.s,. ,.,-,, :
{lce n,..s heep1la @ Duke 81 Albany 1tso bis .oynl
ry, though oftenor l,,strntea hy thn ,1s,nrs
uaos and even tho Grimes Of tts 1;osscs.ora ] tbau
y tao'F virtues. word i s''in due IN 'aa taa
Albany created by Shakespeare. In Tho coa,ors
ing IT,, wesknsss, ~. and thu moral poi,toa
sso eo assps oy a' r. rnGc1 axn sees 9t
ghsfui eals .nm., oe
tear'' but too iate for atonetnm,.. III pass 10
historic bearers Of bis name, robert H., Tho Inst
sons.1obn' E.r, n, cnsr,,,, ~ 30 st ma ~" ."o
Of FIte. Ths % forpe- @ .',ee'' aoa lsono, ,n Ea
! on his fnthors doath In 1EN. rhen he
changed his name, ass,ltnins tho ntylo Of Nobert
H. Like his icxcndary predecessor, no, too
seems to haye been tho real r,or Of tho county.
uke of Al6ans or Albnnu lie 70 osd uo nsme a1s Ss S5
district Of tho Highlands This was tho .nrss ,
s4ssSn sf ILL., q KB n,sy g. T
tho sa!nt hubert Ill Oh his own eldest ron.
o1 M Msnseh IL ee oan Isbi e
Mascha tor Marsaa q of oaF scotsans s,ta NJ KetS ~:
Ms,,fcn n 20 ,hn n nass scfef eafr of whom
in I'm faIrnity hnnnrst o's'iy eMeeoeocd him
~ Wy ~ t."ny h n'nos' AIaoanyt hp"eycr, aimed
nvct ao' nj ene% 9"cn ~ Kim We! @ ss H. thG reality Of
1s1 ~ ,,,e NJ e!aek uutI Hnu nls t1o hcphowb-
~ Iva, DuH1 n, W t'ntaesay 1:tore mentioned aad
s",ri.,e ~ erad,, -; Mank sueeeeded tn se
thnt faso ~ s - isHaeaayf ae imprisoned
1a. a1at ~ ftaaco IN faiklaad CAST 10 and VIVA
q a nHHnE snrxcd ,s n e death
1,9atn H. iair 20 aaa hat Alonay was csam!ned the
nobjc.. helS ~ 1aIvp gSeat coHncll of tho
III ath h1ng % n sa " g. snd as
foop,;, 70 pa,E nim ,xnl undGf IT, tho psotoetion. Of
hnir ,.ua NV ~ caffy1nE the
anuuRn ts Eneaaa t and scotland were at war.
Ut .ants IT, G HAa neGn cohclQed aont tInp before,
nno t tne oGntsn PAY IN howlso infrlnged its pro-
Gns,uns;; n MGnry ~. however, though ho trcatod
Inaiss III kanuly fottseu TO surrender him, posi-
Wyas TX " tanca ont 9i Sood natute ~ pulcy. For
tnpcIt IL uNA tbt Halfio year, lfB, 0roken-
sale aaa Aiotny netna1o !teEent Now, 10 dcvor up
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B%N ~ - LINN
8AatatY COEFil]ENT.

Il
speefat Dtspdseh To I7s Chicago Itth,tne.
NEW YOnK, June &.-Whatever the feel
Ing may be at Cincinnati, I'll this city Il "a
being expressed strongly In favor of Tilylen.
The crowds around the hullettn.boartis to-
day give maiiy cheers for him, md "Giye
the old man cliance" was shouted every
where. That letter OF declInation has had
the effect Of creating this turn in tho tide of
opinion. and tho cheers which greeted tia
announcement OF Kally's sn,bbiug showed
still further the sentiments of the
crowd Tflden Is represented tonight as
perfectly satisfied with the situation at Gin
cinnati,. the Convention being In that state
Of confusion Whicti he, planlled ai,d pre-
q taifs e sou a s. II is sni%s s 1s9 W 5Gaa t0 ts @
Ihe llldeh men here say the gaina OF tho
stlll.hunt perfected through ttle giving Of
thg Now York uelsEation Ut first to Payne
vii be anccesSfu'., There Is 10 doubt that
uRtfon.
JOHN REILLY IN THE CONVENTION,
GMSnsnnuts M tynns =! Dteatfh to Feo York !Icsa1h
The farst sensation OF tho day WIS iulnlii-
had taEe Ills seat esry ii the procesdpxs HHss
III the Arkansas delegation, and kept very
quiet until, during tl.o roll~call Of Suites, the
naln9 M OF New York was reached. Instantly
!S noss S.sJsan w. on nlg tset ana called out
emily by instruction, were at his Side Il, a
1n 1,nno'affHs and one stood between tho sent and
plaise, ohcers, and derlsion iIlled tic hall. III
md stimulated Itoadicy's mallet-AVU times
the hize Of the gayel do IIoar-to tremendous
exertton. ,fhe noise was terrific, and
confusion dominated the PLACE. Without q
smile OF movement Of muscle tho Talnlnany
Chief stood and faced It out. Cries Of sI'Ut
"Giye hin showl" and "Shaine, sj,a,mei,,
roso upon the a!r. but he still facoa IT, A
foa!ued with denunciation. He called tltao
"Hlg 1njun" every name ho could tlink Of.
demanded TINT he should bo elected bodily.
and shook his fist at htn III most ,nenaciiE
manner. The general uproar ceased and tGe
President said: "tfiIe Chair catulot fecog.
n!ze the gentleman ut THIS time. lis Is out
Of order, hnd the soll-call will proceed, u "Sit
down, you scoundrell" "Get outi" u IsMs
h!M ~ oatl" si4 What are you l'sre 1etP''
yell OF triumphant e1ultation, no stolldiy re-
s4taed his seat
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| .l.I.,i.. s.AAs'hHAs
i.i. tlfaeks soofeGs', always !" s1iccnn!b tn the
leinptatI!n tn ltnltate such rascnlity. and to
deliver themselves rs well nx their PARTY M
ttfsiiuneat victims flltu Tie tlar,ds Of tic on.
| position to be slnuEilterctl.' u -
! S-
o,,rr.11
CHICAGO.
THE uRxxxuACxEns 70 THE FRONT, '-"-
| About ntt. -. aI-, :, :, .aunh,i is... -, :. ,s
,,.'.s., .! -. e@y nIsonpu:Ae,s ne.' MI aa'
lo..nea meetinR 'ast esoh,ns IN mo ctlo .roqtn
OF tho Palmer Httutc. for tho purpose Of form
Club. A. II. Alair, candidate for Lieutenant
| toVcfnor, was selected TO preside. Mr. Affair,
from tho Committee on Permanent Orxatiza.
mon TTRored a tn9 ar.d; q @ sonstt;tIon @ md "
BACK -IaDor mrty II IN IN M e,,tfaiy i,,tenrniSm,
political organization, having wcilsiehntn, tni.
e. id's, nyang pr,aopes. annnx when arc cur.
ngnii,st sccuonai strife, xs,>e instcau df hnr' d
titncs, which principles VIC t,eteve nolther Of tho
AIR. n,a parties n1vaa w honestly sarry os Inn lncn; y
clnos thrnahout tic country.' upuu tue M
,Mnpuon ct tho preamble there wns IN ,in-
sctnn SeH MHinumt s ,t,, II ascaso ~nten W. nnaLy
WnrnnmrS G,tn,1s sha cI,,h iii Snwn ~ @ ". 70
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Randall rcceiyctt from MASSACHUSETTS, aud
frotn few Jersey-tntAi, g.
Mcdonald received 2 from Iowa, l from
Kentucky, fronl 'ennsylvnnia-totAl,H "A.
Parker, from, New Jgrsey.
Hack, l from North Carolina.
yewett, trDiN Pennsylvania.
English. l frnM 1shotlt: tslal.d.
Lovcland, FROM Michigan.
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pht ~ mas Aeollneu. IT, would he unIlnasurAblo
Tildnn, In bis stead."
xouK or dAas1sLn'a pEouI1AA1r1xs.
Tho san Antonio cr.T, Frt!e prssss Y.s puolshos
maks notu u It. ihe Ffste i1s..s 'ayss "a
& esS rGSs ssa SSa ay Fsssw lev
amendments thereto which wepo overlooked at
tho timo. In h!s younger ye1,rs Mr. GastIeld be-
eaa y 81 r1a sssEs Il
aand pounds In weight whereyor ho could ind
them The hEst ho put In bis lett veat packet,
s6olos. 5 md ~ mascae o % Msssng o!Sl ia,l 20 q
tho Chief. Then ha oommoneed to prao-
Ss %hoPps PsrSy H.; e. az eSo ar The
that tho ay-waEons must have clung to hs long
halr In IN tnsceounlAlie manner, and tho iro.
lie hooEs q Ill sstscs, and n T Wer tfxEe lts aonH ~
Without hIs bctn9 Aware ut the loAd. Thus Il
san b. sssn ts rhat thor19sh socnsol son
Garaoid ~ IL h!s younssr yss1s. atti.sson%os; % 10;
unless tnoy wero Ia motion; Rorsssaoss IL
willis they wer0 red hot."
ITS vIKWs AND urTERANcEs.
Tho Illinois Stdu&s.zcttung t.as the fol-
lowing: 's'That fAultless t?) pattern of a
Democratic Congress has also during Its
last session FILTERED away tho time in tho
most unwarranteai and reckless manner. For
the protection OF Immigration, nothing, ab-
solutely nothing. has been done, although
bills for this purpose, were introduced short
" after the commencement Of the session by
Representatives Cox, Barber, and Dcuster.
For this continuous laek Of protection for
the ilnn4ixrants on tive SEQ, Us well ~ Oh
t!le!r way througl, the inla,ld country Of the
United 6tates, The Denlocrntic Congress !s
A{1lHlY and nl0NN flxstMuAiktH. Hnt It MRa
loft to Speaker Ka1MAii to distinguish, hi,l.-
self by the most unfair and disgusting be-
havt0r IS presiding officer. Ha refused
recognition md tho floor to all those German
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country parishes, nine Thousand dollars
f$9D00).
10 pay deficiency In Treasuref's office, to
pay for repairs, new books and attorney d
fees In United States court, eight hundred
and seventy-flve dollars and ninety-slx cents
(Se75 s6).
To pay Joseph Lula for rent OF portion Of
building occupied as State House for thirty
months, at thirty. five dollars per month, one
Thousand and fifty dollars ($1050).
To pay T. 2. Richardson, sheriff OF Qua
ehita, attendance on Supreme Court, one hun
dred dollars ($1O0)
To pay clerks costs austin GREEN In case
OF State vs. North Louisiana and Texas Rail
road, thirty-four dollars and ten cents
1884 l0).
IL. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Il. d. MCEN ERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880,
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy.
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
MEGUhAn SESSION OF 1850.

No. ell AN ACT
Creating additional justice OF the peace and
constable for the eighth ward OF the par
ish OF Avoyelles.
Whereas, due notice Of the intention to ap
ply for the passage Of this act has been pub
iiHhed In conformity to article 40 OF the con-
stitution therefore,
SECTION l. BE u enacted By the General Az
sesnbly of The State of Louisiana That an
additional justice If the peace and constable
are hereby created and established for the
eighth ward OF the parish Of Avoyelles, TO be
appointed by the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, and the
term of Office Of said justice and constable,
80 appointed, to terminate and expire at the
next general election In the year 1894 or until
their successors are elected and qualified.
Bee. 2. Be IL further esdcted ETC., That said
Justice of the peace and constable shall have
the same and concurrent Jurisdiction and
powers and receive the same fees OF Office as
the Justice OF the peace and constable elected
for eaid ward at the election held December
q, 1879. The successors OF said justice OF the
peace and constable shall be elected at the
next general election in the year 1884 In the
same manner az other Justices and consta-
hies. go.
II. N, OGDEN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
3. ID. MCEN cry,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
Will. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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No. 1871 AN ACr


To amend and re.enaet section 40 of the Re.
vised Statutes OF the State of Louisiana,
relative to auction sales In the city Of New
Orleans, and TO provide penalties for the
violation OF the same.
Be 10 enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State of Louisiana, That section one hundred
and seventy of the Revised Statutes of the
State OF Louisiana be amended and re-enacted
30 "a TO read: All sales of goods In the city of
New Orleans by public auction, whether said
sales be OF property belonging to the person
selling or to others, excepting sales Of books,
paintings and statuary, shall be made In the
daytime, between sunrise and sunset; and
any person who shall violate this provision
shall, upon conviction, pay a fine of not lees
than twenty-five dollars, nor more than one
hundred dollars for each offense, and the sale
ahall not be binding on the purchaser.
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
y. ID. MuENERY,
lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT SUNDAY APRIL Il 1880

ury sufficient amount OF money to refill
said cut the said amount Of deposit to be
ascertained at the rate OF twenty-five cents
per cubic yard Of refllling TO be made, all OF
which work shall be done under the super
vision OF the overseer OF the leyee ward or of
inspector of levees appointed by the Board
OF State Engineers, as provided In section ten.
SEQ. 10. Be IL further enacted, ETC.. That
| any person violating the provisions OF the
preceding section by cutting any levee kept
up by public authority, as therein provided,
| without previously complying with the pro-
visions OF this act, shall be prosecuted before
any court OF competent jurisdiction, aud on
conviction shall be- sentenced to imprison-
nent In the parish jail for a term not to ex-
coed six months, and fined In q sum not to
exceed two hundred dollars.
| SEC. H. Be it further enacted, etc, That any
regulations not specially designated In this
act which may be necessary to carry out fully
| the provisions OF the same, shall be made by
| the several police iuries, acting together with
| the Board of State Engineers. Whenever q
safe plan OF flushing rice fields may be adopt
| ed. by the use OF syphons or otherwise, and
| the same be approved and recommended by
| the Board OF State Engineers. it shall be the
| duty OF the police juries to give public notice
| to that effect prior to the first day OF 0cto-
Der OF any year, and after that license shall
| Issue only for said new plan and provisions
| shall be made to take out the old structure
and refill with earth such open space, accord
| Ing to directions which may be furnished by
the Board OIL state Engineers.
| SEU. Is. Be IL further enacted. ETC., That
whenever there may be danger Of O crevasse
| In public levee, or when one may already
exist requiring prompt assistance on the part
OF the State authorities for the prevention or
closing OF the same. IL shall be lawful for the
Governor to direct the Chief State Engineer to
proceed with said work, by the purchase OF
material and the employment of labor, with
out the formality and delay OF contracting
| for the same In the usual manner prescribed
| for the awarding of contracts, and for the
payment of the expenses thus Incurred
| the Auditor of Public Accounts shall drew
| his warrant upon the Treasurer upon
presentation TO him OF an account of such
| expenses, approved by the Governor and en-
gineer In charge, which warrant shall be pay
able out OF the district fund Of the district
In which the work may be located, or out of
the general engineer fund.- or q part out OF
each, as the Governor may determine pro
pided, that no such expenditures, In any one
| cteyasse or threatened erevasse, shall exceed
the sum Of three Thousand dollars, payable
out of said district or State funds.
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
=. d. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary OF state.
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creditors OF the Louisiana State University,
pro rata, any assets that may now belong TO
said State University as IL existed prior. TO the
union OF the Louisiana State University and
the Agricultural and Mechanical College.
IL. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
3. d. MoIIN cry,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved April 10. 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTz,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
Will. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT

No. SAL AN ACT
no prescribe the manner III which special cleo
lions shall be held In the parishes, cities
and incorporated towns Of this State fol
Of works Of public Improvement mp s and rail- al,
way enterprises. and providing for their
enforcement and collection.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted bg the General AZ
sembiv of The State of Louisiana, That when
ever one-third OF the property taxpayers q
State shall petition the police jury, municipa
or town authorities Of their parish, city OF
town, to levy special tax In aid OF any work
Of public improvement or railway enterprise
the said police jury, municipal or town au,
thoritiee shall order special election for tina,
purpose and submit to the property. tax
payers Of their parish, city or town entitled &c
vote under the general election laws OF the
State, the rate OF taxation and the purpose
Tor which it liz intended; provided, said cleo
ton be held under the general election laws
of the State at that time tn force and at the
polling places at which the last preceding
general election was held and not sooner than
thirty days after the official publication of
the petition and ordinance ordering the cleo
ton both of which shall be made In the same
manner as provided by law for judicial adj
yertiaements,
SEC 3. BE IL further enacted etc, That a
special tax may be levied by any parish. city
or Incorporated town In this State to aid the
construction and erection of public buildings,
bridges and other works of public improve
ment, to be erected and constructed within
the limits OF said parish, city or town when q
majority OF the property taxpayers of their
respective parishes, cities or towns shall vote
therefor; provided, however, the property
taxpayers OF any parish may levy special
Tax for building bridges over streams divid-
Ing their parish from any contiguous parish
or State, and the property taxpayers of any
city or Incorporated town may levy special
tax In aid OF works of public Improvement or
railway enterprises extending beyond the
corporate limits OF their city or town, but not
beyond the limits OF the parish In which said
city or town may be situated.
SEC. 8. Be further enacted, etc, That q
or Incorporated town In this State in aid Of
any work Of public Improvement or railway
enterprise extending within or beyond the
limits OF the State, when b majority of the
property taxpayers, In number and value,
shall vote therefor.
SEC. T. Be St further enacted, etc, That po-
lice juries or municipal authorities, ordering
elections under this act, shall, ten days after
each election, make public and official pro-
navigation of the result, and shall have the
same power TO enforce and collect any special
tax that may be authorized By said election,
as may be by law conferred upon them, for
the collection OF other taxes.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
s. ID. MCENERY,
lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved April 10, 1880. ..
LOUIS A. Witt.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
WILL a, STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
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No. s2 AN AOr
To amend and re-enact article 305 (326) OF the
Civil Code Of Louisiana, relative to causes
OF exclusion and removal OF the father
from the natural tutership.
BE u enacted By the General Assembly of The
State of Louisiana, That article three hun
dred and i've (8o5) three hundred and TWEEN
ty-six, s26l OF the Civil Code of Louisiana be
amended and re-enacted go az to read as fol-
lowe ARTICLE 9o5 [s2el. No cause Of exclusion
or removal is applicable TO the father. except
the following. Observation-Disclosures of bis
administration. Second-Notoriously bad
conduct Third Abandonment of his chill
dren and failure to support and maintain
6hem ZOE WUI5 tnatI Ute y6Hft -
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
H. ID. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved April 10. 1880. -
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Seprptarv of State. .
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AN ACT

No 81, AN ACT
Making appropriations to pay deficiencies
due by the State for the year eighteen
hundred and seventy-nine.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the General As
sembly of the State of Louisiana, That the
sum OF nineteen Thousand seven hundred and
forty-two dollars and fifty cents ($19.74 SOY
be and the same is hereby appropriated out
Of any moneys In the State treasury not
otherwise appropriated, derived from the
revenues OF the year eighteen hundred and
seventy-nine, to pay deficiencies due by the
State. said amounts to be divided and appro-
prtated, as above provided, for the following
objects, to wit:
TO pay deficiencies due parish judges,
eighteen hundred and seventy mine. twenty
five hundred dollars ($25O0).
To pay deficiency Que office OF Secretary Of
State, eighteen hundred and seventy-nlne
one thousand one hundred and eighty-two
dollars and forty five cents t$1182 45).
To pay country assessors, eDumerating the
militia, five thousand dollars $4,000.
To pay clerks OF registrar Of voters,
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AN ACT

No. 1871 AN ACT
To create an additional Justice Of the peace
and constable In ward No. Nine t9l, In the
parish of Natchitoehes, TO be located on
Rigolet Bon Dieu, In said parish to de-
fine Its Jurisdiction and to provide for the
election OF the same. and to prescribe the
manner OF filling the same
Whereas, due notice has been given, as re-
qulred by article 4s Of the constitution, Of the
| intention TO apply therefor, by publication Ia
| lished In the city and parish of Natehitoches,
| for more than thirty days prior to the intro
duction OF the bill In the House OF Repre-
sentstives. where 1t originated;
| SECTION l. Be IL enaCted by the General As
sembly of the State of Louisiana, That an adj
ditional justice Of the peace and constable be
created In the ninth ward of the parish oil
Natchltoches, TO be located on Rigolet Bon
Dleu, u said parish provided. that the jus
| lowed by law shall be held on Cane river In
said parish, and that said justice of the peace
shall have concurrent jurisdiction throughout
the ninth ward Of said parish.
| SEQ. q. Be ii further enacted etc., That said
additional justice Of the peace and constable
provided for by the fret section OF this act,
shall be elected by the qualified voters OF the
ninth ward OF said parish, at the next general
| election held In this State, In the manner
prescribed by law; and until the next election
| the appointment shall be made by the Gov
ernor by and with the advice and consent OF
| the Senate.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
g. d. MCENERY.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
n wi WILL LIZA <. sroSe,
Secretary of State.
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| No. gO.l AN ACT
To amend and re-enact section three thou
sand seven hundred and fifty of Rays Re-
vtsed Statutes OF Louisiana, In regard to
| SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General As-
| eeabtp of the State of Louisiana, That seo-
| ton three thousand seven hundred and fifty
| of Rays Revised Statutes OF the State OF
| Louisiana Of 1870, be and the same Is 80
amended and re-enacted as to read as follows,
| to wit:
| They shall be entitled to demand and re-
ceive for their respective services the follow
| Ing fees, 10 wit:
| For mileage In going to and returning from
| any place where survey Is to be made, ten
cents 10).
| For measuring the front OF any tract O
| land, on any bayou or river, for every arpenti
running measure, ten cents 10).
For measuring depth line where the line
| touches cypress swamps, aud for measuring
back lines, for every arpent, ten cents u0).
For running straight line, for every mile,
two dollars 49,
For meandering a watercourse, for every
| arpent, ten cents G0l.
For every plat Of o tract Of land, including
| the record, two dollars and fifty cents 80 SOY.
For every certified copy Of such plat. fifty
For planting every corner post. twenty-five
For any additional trnct Of land compre-
hended in o plat, with surveys and bounda-
ries established, two dollars and fifty cents
49, COY.
For measuring every lot, in town or other
place divided into lots. for every running
foot, one cent a..
For every original plat OF any such lot, in
GLIDING the record, two dollars and fifty cents
($2 50).
For every certified copy OF such plat and of
the certificate of survey, one dollar and fifty
cents ISL 50).
For every additional tract of land In con-
nected plat, one dollar and fifty cents 81 50).
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
s. d. MoENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.