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[Continued from third page. J
The Speaker decided that as the
House had not adopted any rules
to govern the present seasson, the
point of order was not well taken.
Mr. Oarstknap appealed from
the decision of the Chair.
Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell, re
quested Mr. Oarstkamp to with
draw his appeal, which was agreed
to.
Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell, moved
the rules governing the last session
be observed, which was carried.
Mr. Garstkamp, of Jefferson,
moved an adjournment, upon which
the yeou and says were demanded
by Mesers. Barrett, of Orleans, and
Garstkamp, of Jefferson, with the
following result
Yeas--Abel, Barett, Belot, Bentley,
Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, Carr, Darinsburg,
Davis, Deaes, Dewey, Fanlkner, Floyd,
Gardner, Garetkamp, P. Harper, Hemp
stead, Kiasells, I Sallaiere, Mahoney,
Marie, Marvin, McCarty, Mclarland,
Moore, Morphy, Moris., Muuaey, Ong.
Oplatek, Quinn, Baby, Riley, Waggold,
Smith, Souer, stamps, Verito, Washing
ton, (Asumption,) Washington, (Conoor
dia,) Waters, Wheylaad, Yomang--4.
Nays-Antoine, Bakr. Baser, Barrow,
Bickham, Brown, Bryan, Barch, Butler,
Chachere, Crwtrd. Da h, Davidson,
Durio, Ellis, Gaddis, Wilkea Harper,
Huston, Hyams, Jehnson, Ramason, Ken
ner, Killen, Laurent, Liambias, H. Lott,
J. B Lott, Lynch, Matthew., Meadows,
Moncnre, Nelson, Ott, Overten, Pond,
Sartain, Schumacher, Shatoe, ltevens,
Stinson, Tatman, Thompeon, Touaoir,
Tureaud, Ulman, F Williams, $. Wil
liams, Wilson, Worrsal, Wand, YeoIgs-41.
Lost.
The question recurring upon the
resolution before the House, Mr. H.
Lott, of Rapides, moved that it lie
over.
Mr. Burch, of East Baton Rouge,
raised the point of order that as
the House at its last sesuian had
adopted a resolution designating
Tuesdays and Satardays as the days
on which resolution could be intro
duced, and as the House had just
adopted the rules merunig the
last session, and thi resolution be
ing a part and pereel of the said
rules, and this being one of the
days designated, it did not sequire
a suspension of the rules to adopt
the resolution.
The Speaker decided the point of
order well taken.
Mr. H. Lott, of Rapides, moved
the adoption of the resolution, and
called for the previous question,
upon which Mearn Barrett, of Or
leans, and Morris, of Ascension,
called for the yeas and nays, which
resulted as follows,
Yeas-Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Barker,
Barrow, Bickham, Brown, Bryan, Burch,
Butler, Chachere, Darby, Davidson, Durio,
Ellis, Gaddis, William Harper, Huston,
Hlyams, Johnson, Kearson, Kenner, Killen
Laurent, Llambias, H. Lott, J. B. Lott,
Lynch, Matthews, Meadows, Moncure,
Nelson, Otto, Overton, Pond, Sartain,
Schumacher, Stanton, Stevens, Stinson,
Tatman, Thompson, Tureaud, Ullman, E.
Williams, H. Williams, Wilson, Worrall,
Wands, Yorke-50.
Nays-Abel, Barrett, Belot, Bentley,
Blunt, Bowen, Carn, Crawford, Darins
burg, Dsvls~ Demes Dewees, Faulkner,
Floyd, Garhamet, Garsthamp, P. Harper,
Hempatead, Kinesels, Ia Saliniers, Maho
ney', Marie, Marvin, McCarty, McFarland,
Moore, Morphy, Mmriis, Murray, Oplatek,
Quinn, Baby, Riley, Blnggoid, Smith,
Sousa, Stamps, Verret, Washington
Anmumption), Washington (Onicordia),
Waters, Wheyland, Young--43.
The main question was ordered.
Upon the adoption of the resolu
tion the yeas and nays were de
manded by Messrs. Geriskamp,
of Jedrrson, and Davidson, of
Liiingstan, with the following re
sult:
Yeas-Adolph., A~soi., Baker, Barker,
Barrow, Blakbamn, BrohBryan, Bureh,
Nudler, Chashere, Darby, Dsals, Ellis,
Caddie, Win Rasper, Ruste., Ryms
Johnson, Keasseen, Xmsar, Klill., lau
rent, Liamaidas H. Lott, 1. B. Lott, tqnch,
Mathews, Meadow., Moneure, Nelsom, )
to, Overton, lastain, Schumacher, 8tea
tna, Gebess, Stimom, Tatman, Thompson,
Tounoir, Tuies, Ultisan. Williama,
Wilson, Wileso, WounDl, Wand. Youk
49.
Nays-Abel. Darenf, Delot, Bentley,
Blunt, Bowes. Cart, Crawlord Darius
burg, Davidesn, Davis, Demans Dewees,
Floyd, Gerber, asifrtamp, P. Rasper,
Hempetead, Eashel, I' Sshmin Maho
ney, Marie, Marvi. a, st, Uslarleand
Moore, Morphy, Mcriis, Meusay, ong,
Oplatek, Foma, Quinn, Baby, Riley, Ring
gold, Shith, soci, seem, Vereat, Wash
ington, (Camcoidla), Wera, Wheyland,
Young- 45.
MrL Newater ef Omchite, decli
ned voting, san eqsd permis
sion of the Heuqa togive hi yeas.'
ons for so doing, wrhich the House
refused to grath.
Mr. Brewster atiE dealsiblg to I
vote, the Clerk was erdered to pr- I
ceed with the calling t*i1Dett
The resolution was &qtd
Mr. H. Lott, of Rapides, Roved
to lay the motion to recnsider on '
the table.
Carried.
D Mr. Garstkamp, of Jefferson,
s moved an adjournment, upon which
e the yeas and says were demande4
by Messrs. Garstkamp, of Jeffer*
n son, and York, of Carroll, with the
following result:
Yeas-Abel, Barrett, Barrow, Belot,
Bentley, Blunt, BowDa, Brewster, Can,
Darinaburg, Davidaon, Davis, Demas,
Dewees, Faulkner, Floyd, Gardner, G-ars
kamp, P. Harper, Hempetead, Kinselk,
I Iealianie, Mahoney, Marie, Marvia, Me
C Carty, Mcoarland, Moose, Morphy, Mar
na, Murray, Ong, Oplatek, Quinn, Baby,
Riley, Binggold, Smith, Soner, stamps,
Verrett, Washington (Assamption), Wash
1 ington (Concordia), Waters, Weyland,
I Young-46.
Nap-Adolphe,Antoine, Baker, Barker,
Bickham, Brewster, Brown, Bryan, Burch,
Butler, Chachere, Crawford, Darby, Da
rio. Ellis, Gaddis, Wiliam Marper, Has
ton, Hyaras, Johnson, leaesa, Kenner,
Killen, Laure t, Liambias, H. Lott, J. B.
Lou, Lynch, Matthews, Meadows, Mon
care, Nelson, Otto, Overton, Pond, Sar
tain, Schumacher, Sbanto Stevegs, Stin
son, Tatman, Thompson, Tounoir, Ta
reaud, tllman, E. Williams, H. Williams,
Wilson, Wortall, Wands, Yorke-40.
dust.
Mr. Genthaeap, of Jferson,
moved that a ceomittees of three
be appointed, to confer with a
imilar eomemiaee oa the Semate, to
inform the Governor that the Gen
eral Assembly was in order to pro
ceed with the transaetion of busi
ness.
`Carried
The Speaker appointed Mes.rs
Garstkamp, of Jearson, Burch, of
East Baton Bouge, and Thompson,
sof St. Tammany, upon said com
" mittee.
The Clerk was ordered to pro
ceed to the Senate and inform that
body that the Ko.+e was organized.
The Clerk returned with the in
formation that the Senate had ad
journed, there not having been a
quorum of its members present
Mr. Antoine, of Orleans, chair
man of the Committee on Elections
and Qualifications, submitted a re
f port.
Mr. Carr, of De Soto, raised the
following point of order : That as
the hour for committees to report
had passed, it required a suspen
sion of the rules to enable the Com
mittee on Elections and Qualifica
tions to submit a report.
The Chair decided that as the
Committee on Elections and Quali
fications were a privileged com
mittee, it had the right to report
at any time, from which decision
Mr. Carr appealed, and being se
conded by Mr. Barrett, of Orleans,
demanded the yeas and nays, which
resulted as follows :
Yeas-Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Bar
ker, Barrow, Bickham, Brown, Bryan,
Burch, Butler, Chachere, Darby, Durio,
Ellis, Geddia, William Harper, Houston,
Hyams, Johnson, Kearson, Killen,
laurent, Llambia,, H. Lott, J. B. Lou,
Mathews, Meadows, Moncure, Nelson,
Otto, Overton, Schumacher. Stanton,
Stevens, Stinson, Tatman, Thompson,
Tureaud, Cllmon, E Williams, Wilqon,
Wands, Yorke-44,
Nays-Abel, Barr.tt, Bentley, Blunt,
Bowen, Brewster, Carm, Crawford, Darins
burg, Dividacu, Davis, Demas, Dewees,
Floyd, Gardaer, atku P. Harper,
Hempetead, Kinsella, La Saliniere, Lynch,
Mahoney, Marie, Marvin, McCarthy,
McFarland, Moore, Merphy, Murray,
Ong, Oplatek, Quinn, Baby, Riley, Ring
gold, Sartain, Smith, Souse, Stamps,
Verrett, Washington, (Assumption,)
Waahington, (Coneordla,) Waters, Wor
rtll, Wheylsad, Yoian--46.
Th. Chair was not sustained,
and the report was withdrawn.
Mr. Carr, of Do Soto, moved an
adjournment, and, being vecondod
by Mr. Barrett, of Orleans, called
for the yeas and nays with the fol
lowing result:
Yeas-Abel, Asow, Bentley, Blunt, 1
Doeem, Cerr, Darinaburg. Davibon, I
Davis, Deems Fiulkner, Floyd, Gerdar, a
(ashep, P. Herper, Hmsqpitead5 Kin- a
erle, Ia Sallimere, Mahemey, Marie, I
Matvin, Mxecarthy, Mcerlarnd, Moone
Morphy, Maummy Oag, Oplalak, Quinn, y
Raby, Bisy, 3iBlage, Smdth, Boner,
Statjpe, Verreit, Washington (Amsmp.
lien), Washington (Coseoslia), Winter', 2
Welabh), Yoamg...41.
Yr-&AlapI&I1AsoiU, &tee, hr- g
k U.Be ew Bhm rewster, Bryan, N
ButI*, Chtchr'wfrd, Darby, Durdo,
Dlasuattelin, 0Ob1* WHIliam Harper,
Haars, Whoiseea she lil.e. Is.u
rent Ll h .Lq, K1 Ian,LtIqfe, a~
Matthews, Mameuge, Neleon, i.
Otto, ovrteam Seeaeuahr 4
Stalonto 'V S~asnmT t
ThompsonTam& w. Y I
Wands, o'
Lost.
The Chair informed theZ.
that he had aontdthe
Bureh and Satchell as Chaplaina 4
Mr. Brewster, of ouachita, offered
the following resolution, which was
read nd adoped
(os 1is ar so st
B A IL B 0 A.D 5.
S PECIAL NOTICE.
AMD
t, SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
TIE O1RL AkL £ EJA BOUTE
I,
To St. Irmp, Chiagee, Omaha, SBa
F. neadee, 81 !al, honses City, Leav
/. enwoith, oS Joseph,
" A J!1his Neth, Est iii west.
r, TWO EUPBRlB TRAINS have the
1. New Orehas, Jackson and Great
I- Noeiser Rlkkead Depot maiy, at7
F- A. IL sad 5 P. I.
rl AN EPRES8 TRAIN leaves the foot 6t
anal street daiy at 8 A. I., via the
' i UsVlda~aý/bIia~aiiftlaitopa
r-Bailread, making elm os e cmetions
t etMebIs wuiM the M~sa adOhio
1- Ralroad to all points Nerth, Zast
i and West.
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
y Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and
e Great Westhes Rairoel, oeaer Camp
a and Common streets, under Cim
0 Hotel; or to
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and
- Chatanooga Raliroad No. 150 Com
mon street, under St. Charles Hotel.
J. H. WINGFPIELD.
Genemal Seperletending Agent St Lo*is,
I. Iron Mountn and Southern Railroad
NE ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
CHAtTANOOGA RAILBOAD.
The Mobile divislon of this road will be
opened for baeiness on
S hay, hesyber 31, 1870,
t and passenger trains will run as follows :
Leave New Orleans, from at foot of
Canal street, for Bay St. Lewis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Bilod, Ocean
Springs, Pascagoulaand Mobile at 8 o'clock
A. M. Arrivive at Mobile at 2S30 o'clock
P. M., connecting at Mobile with se
MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILI
ROADS for all points
NORTH,
EAST AND
WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at 11:90
A M. Arriving at 6:10 P. M.
Fare letweeu New Orlens and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN
EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at
the foot of Julia street before 4:30 P. 3L.
delivered at Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
For farther information, call at the
General Office of the company, rooms one
and two, up staeis. STORY BUILDING,
corner Camp and Common streets.
J. B. NENDRICK,
General Superintendent.
TRAVELLERS._ATTENTION:
The New vrlesas, Jackies, sand rest
Norther sad Ihasiaippi
Run their Pessenger coachesand Beg.I
gages Cass, thetrcmle
lengtk witheant helage.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RE
SID1IER TO DESTINATION.
The 7LLlx~preu~alnaruahiely,
(SUNDAYS 1ERA.)
iakee doesi eomrtUisianiVeMIesbuirj a
MEmphis, aL Iod Ce, age, Iouisvils,- o
and allpoiats bsyond, Sleeping cars at
night, Oputo to GOand. Sinmain and
Humboldt.
YThe aliii hasi ies low M ua hly,
at 6 ?. I.
Makes achedule eosnectimn with aLk
ning Ezpuemstralns, toull po~insNORTN,
EAST sad UTa. Cuies the geattm
NoThMim ol. wIrMlas
ewe and .elpaiy steds up aSlepiga
Cass run boMambldL Tinmsss Clewe- Vi
land, Teenaspes~ and Louh'ville, Keetue- ne
ahe-m mn fenth wes-vert- a
Ma. x. dwstf~A.
M ot l, u i.h~ B hs O i magn gsd g tg T
New Gless, 1adgeo ath Osat
55th Rd.rh
788, 41aeml lapumatendeat.
L. F9essel est AwasL
NEW ADV ATlSENZi2TS.
Tax IL uxxzum CU o
21 Nos. 9j,11 &lSMerecr Street,
NEW YORK,
L- -or-ftI
INDIA 118151 CItIS,
he Long coibs.
Time Tooth Combs,.'
t[ IA vazlety of Levisw 1SIAeehiiE.
he Roa Co nJs
Rn idding Combs.
doHair rim
Uit
ALSO, BOLE XANU MYCRXB
-or
oa
4COMBINATION BIDE COMBS
[NMin uunza FLkuzj'a P*rsmy.2
L" Combs, no matter of what material
made, unless sold under a license
a s, ispibibiled briaw.
A Nom d inea mk mams m.- r
ot w~rt Sa" ew sat .wI. bute, ad

ela UImf UI&A* A WILE !
ork b uas.bn0, :=m.i mess
at 4w w glma fre t ium, w
lema ý Ir aw~ #vw ewarle of
low rljs cie k.A.. bam
TERMSB TO CLUBS.
Yuu DOLLAR W~mLT amN
it
one bum&" a
YEN.(a~ UJ.W N KLY SUN.ý
seas r~ "sa
WALTitA WATCHES.
hd'
THE BALANCE WHEEL
0. A
WALTUAM WATCH
mss
it~ ye ses. ao
14,00 fiimes a s hur
a34600 thiia dty,
14;35,000 tomees month,
1*1see tmes syear.
MORE IS ZZ?* 07 W*TCR
THAN ANe Oar nD
OF MAc ER
lmras.not roe&e ? f day, dadlsigat;
woe enly on tut en Mbalay rid
RolAWs & eg a sd heapig up or Ipy
a,"dm teas-l& d trigmt aide yp a sat
bap mshinig ueia dm - .e douR or
meo i, im 9t ,.t h r rids. Iafect,
Eieaepe for dltdgof "emaes, is
.e.spbeo id b p.eIosU.
, A OSGuemin Webhm Watch
*mefl fm s Ai.r.eois. I woand
t8 masnay, It wWuhta ly Ukk *r you
a based and twenthil melon Umns. in
a y7s10 without orn regualdg ubf an
an am tin
s A ambs w.we.bmtsk
5 4ring, 9 u.e.s aU Iwwmid $s 4
Irs oc *n seee ass ae~w*rps.
UewosR~.
ML uem W m muwun
sus AeMA aswansa BAN Wet m aswsr
sa tros. aswma.a sav uPnma
BMWA
avery part of aWaitham Watch L made
by machiney, The amehinery used is
making the movement of a single watch
coast over a Tmuired Thouland Dolors,
yetwsdll aesWatabes, ina solid Silver
Hadtiga ace, for $18. The came watch
ooild not be ande by hand and inisheds
se pe dhay for Te Tmm A MNca.
° A Genuine waltham Watch
Is ihtwehaagsable, like a peinglelM rite
that is, any partet of e Wath is exactly
wase te acme past is aether ; sad if tea
Watches of one grads were taken apart,
.ad 1e sems., wheel., uprbigs, ao., were
mired together, ten watches could he
rc ade y rputatng thum part together
again, withuot mwy raerenos to their
former cootiuatiom. This is a
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For, if sty Part of a Waltham Watch Is
injared we can always replace it at a
A EMUME WALTNAM WATSh
I made with speclal rerenes to
DURABILITY
Other Watches wBI rwn ter a YOU or two,
an require eomstant repair ; but
.L w tltansassy fiWatc
WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARS
We sell these Watches, C
IN SOLID SILVER hUNTING
CASES........................ $18 1
IN SOLID GOLD RUNTIG CASES,$70
I
We have preparsi an
ULUSTAT -AM UST,
whidk desadthes th~drustus -rd ef I
wataebsaia dutaM gives the weight ,.d I
quglhas Cuses, esti sat olui lae
atlon mscemay loran inelgua seleeties.
We wish .wey easewouli send forltj
bsitre cruderlg Watch,
WW45ejf r & fe~ers:
Maums. 5ese & Cu,
Pheswue ad me pour IlbsduduJ Pt1s
I~st q( Waleos tWdatss as ge do. jpf
Muismng is Tam legusws.
WITKOUT 1IXP3NBR,
on
We haweeapsbegne Ae 2ag.d .t
these Waeboes ups. thee eaesion, end
haveesly been askad to reaed the mousy
Into re emsse, emnetena ethese wa 4
on account of diseatiaheton with the
Watch, but becase the -a~e msete
the moesy meoet.
Wz mais SnAwsa. cm eswugg
seage - m u ML A ammm 'o
a Bat of 1 Yak A? Ms. a
SPROLEL NOTICE.
Weakewata in e ..lams., (el
i*aan esy s Ak as bses r a a
situ. s Ws ehi atheb J.wh
adMidususlwW severw.4w et s
Witpsimban d W.h ra Wose *
Lw mar e m sem A ?anm lem.
*:ICI . '1RA
WATCHMAKERS, ETC.
Waii mraza,
fi -DEALan N
GOLD *YIlv-DIsVBk
Sver- and poe -peute -d ZEo
rdame Add
PA LARANZIN,
'3U bee**5.l. bee
At, ltrg " -Wawl ari Om.a
It;
ý GOOD
an WWATHOER
or.
4:1 AT El SilWI
is AS TEE SOLE AGENTS be the UabseI
we ae actdrbday itee to dees et
a large life d, I.ropea W.steh..
a iss. rte., now Inatoek, for Cash, at
OS p-er now beor.e knows: Al bewau
is is ad, aris 1s ds..ign, uealse or
on aseaestºie, , Uasie, ama at is late.
etiay hery wee kw lLa b" seeles at lass
thea poet of Inmpotaule. M "eoewarded
secury pecke p p isps4 tao u of
the ocountry ensooipt o1.at e. mny
ma bemset to Us by ERupee., wMit
Sdoes f osE M Co.. to agigs uea o4r@
(hub, w"ak will semns pn.pm ansd
ie W 4purohleusr. Aemp owl eit wl
be eoaud. A J5A!IflTl Eg
SILVEU SOUD DOUNLE Gins
WAT'C, a nuise Nagsih se l piU e
sja Jeweled meweesea a4eda -gda~e,
r steel o handy aims toe. smw
sadn s inmbetal0am ww man
In see maieto n a l od w w an
elegant agat's Vast Okler. Loshmi ad
t, 4.all Soyariete pasli fro be
oh AVERT HANDSOME WATOGl be
S18 barut Gold plas& Doubtse (....
h lntatlos of s5100 Gold Watsh--eenav
0a1 plain, aon" Easlish, fall plate
jewe-ed msovemems ated regulator,
coret, amd s ecompiate running or
der with elegant Geds va. amCn,
Al widhldetIaa i s Ed , asiled pe..paid for
a ily EIGHTEEN DOL4.
- The Oide Goal Wetoh,
IN MASSIVE OR=D (GOLD Double
r annum magic Spring Q., elegatly
eagrevd, or .egit remned, Genuine
r Patent Lever movementa, faljeweled,
t regulated and warranted to keap correct
ama, da wear equal to Gold, preei
sely lik in appearance, make, Sab, ,
brilliamq of ealor. sw 89 Gold Wateh.
Ore of theme splendid Watelse will be
forwarded by mail free to aq addrse, in
beadeome morocco care, lined with velvet
ahd1Atia, (Idie' or eoraelW'ejhg. W,)f
only TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Holiday Present. zafea o.
tared to order.
GENUINE AMERICAft WATCHES
of all grades, in Geld and Silver Case,
from $18 up to $9000 Other Good Watches
low. With every Clab of six
Watches, of any kind, we eand am metra
ofaame kind free, as a premium to getter
up ofthe Club. A superior atock of Ge
aine Oudde Gold Chains, S2 to $1 each,
warranted fally equal to Gold in brillancy °
of color, wear, etc., Bills of over $12 c0l- k
leoted on delivery, if desired. All Bilf of a
$12, and lens, amut boak in P. 0.
Mosewy Orders, or B.e01teredleteea, at
ouruand Goods cau y federeltd, - byeI
and forwarded peepaidby mail, or by I
Ripne., orrneealpt ofprlce Safe delivory a
pof s al od gaa ed. athea xa I
F ier itohb umlld to pesle.t own
w urhmapers mus pao ways mpa
.on goode semt 0.0O. D.: a
ofmus.All P. hOr *udd
beeofchage tode aaUma, L.
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