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en l -e e y vtfe of an order oý asts
leu sad ale ts me dlrsemd by the
i"- sornd-eI arorble eeart in the
ik nyled sult, I have usiid ad
saunrdvAL. * u eala ersee, .
Disr a!r sa at the Court euse door
I to the itsa f St. Joeeph, in this parish
within the hoars prescribed by law,
I tbh I btweo the ours of 11 o'cloek
S. sand 4 o'oleskp. mp., to the high- a
S the fonoawing desribed prop
i tasted in Lthis parish. to-wit: a
"That eirtstn ootton plantatio or
t gagof land lyln and;beaing situated t
Si t Parish of Teases. State of Louis- C
Staes, known as the "Lisbon" planta
Stlion sad mare puartelarly described
Sbelg b.osd d North by lands of A.
I. L s, ar: by the MIaisaippt river
and Town of Waterproof. South by a
lands of Mrs. EPma L. Moore and West e
Sby lands e oeaer, it being the planta
e tios frme belonging. to the Sueao
0 oesn i of ieAlliter, purchased t
ia s kom u be b Mrs. L. D. Hags-d
man and by her sold to this mortgager, t
it together with all the buildings and im
Sproveumeni thereon and all the rights,
e wayf and servitudes thereto appertain
, ltag or In say manner belonging."
a Save and excepthe property hereto
r, re sold to pay debts.of the socesslon,
to-wit: t
ILot No. one and two in square "N,"
Lot No. three in square "Q." Lots one,
two, thra and ftol in quare "S."
SPets o two, three and foar ls squ re
.sl*, I Lot fear in square "U" and frae
si tlonal lots. and $3 ir square "U" and
r fhfenal Lots three and four la square
"R." Lots one, two, three and foar in 1
square "s." Lots oL d two, three anc
Soar th square "w." Lots one, two,
Stie sad four in square "V," together
L with oll the buildings and improve
t. meats thereon; also ten acsres of land
*ibeing a part of the Lisbon plantatlon
o lying to the rear of the lot belonging to
A. S. Davidson. twa ores front by five
sores deep and adjaoentio the division
tline tween said Lisbon plantation
N and the plaitation belonging to Mrs.
It Emma L. Moore; Vlso a tract tying next
I sto said Davidhon lot on the upper side,
Id belng 150 eet front along t!'. public
reoad by 400 feet deep, the said ten
acres a9n the last named lot (150 x 400
hbet) being aecurately described in a
survey made by B.F. Boaney attached
Steo and ade a part o the order of sale
I In this matter sLtod October 8th, 1lio.
j. to whloh said survey iad plal specal
. refrenes is herebymase.
pal Terms f Male: ch.
W. C. YUNS, 8heril.
S wneswn One's, S lt. i..ph, La,
sbirry 4th, 1806.
Abner R Green,
- ATTORN -~E "T-LA4 W.
SST. JOsEPH, LA.
n AJ AND ALL PBRSONW either
osi ou trespasidg 0a Ashland or
ard i plaatsons ftom this
s date oawin eprseeuted.
SQA H. STEWART.
i .Money to Les a
I - prepared a sisgotiaste loan
a plmst.tou oslO YEBAB8 time.
- R.lJ , ARRETT,
ad &. Josep& Ia.
For Sale.
.4 Fine Cottonrt Plantation
rithR a rent roll of ove~i 00
les of cottofli i good lo
cdity near the Afissisaippi
Riveor. If sold byApril 1st
. tLe rent oef 1896 will go t$
2 t1hp&prckasFer. Easy terms
MM .4plyto
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It parosnanse e thwpwboeiws of the
Ceastitutioa pebltosa Is hereby made
ed givea to the qoaled eleoetrs of the
StaeE of eutIaa etO the repoeode
aesemmnts to the O(astitutioa, which
have bees cemerred 4a by two-thids t
all the mombers eteted to each Hone of
the Geoseral Assembly eof this State, at
the regular semto thereof, held at the
City of l atoa hoL e, l the year ea 1
ad white are required to be published
for the informatios of the qualflaed elec
ter of this State for three months pro- P
Seding the eneral election for Reprs
aatatives, and which propeed amend
meets mor fully appear in Joint Reeolu
tios 13 to S, lcluasive, of the Regular
Seto of 18:N; which a hereinafter
oeoelally pubtlshed for the Informatiob of
the qallfaed electors of this State. and A
which will be submitted to them for I th
their approval or rejection at the next H
gleneral election, to be held on "umday, 0
I the flst day of April, 1N, it being the o
Tuaeeday next following the third Mon
day of said opeath, in such manner and a
form that the qualified electors may vote h
for or against said amendments: and if a
majesity of the quaUned electors voting
at said election shall approve and ratify
said proposed amendments, then such
proposed amendments, so approved and
ratified, shall become a part of the Con- 4
stituties of this State.
No. 1. )t
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Propoting amendments to Articles . 4.,
48, 171. 13, 204, 210 and 143 of the Conast
tution of the State of Louisiana and
Salso an amendment relative to suspen
sion of olicers.b
e Section 1. Be t resotred by the eneral
Asseably of the State of Louisiana. two- Y
thirds of all the members elected to each r'
SHouse concurring. t
That Article thirty-seven of the Con- b
tltutioa of the State of Louisitana shall 0
Sbe so amended as to read as follows:
Article I. (very bill shall be read on t
three different days in each House. and (
, r.o,bill shall be considered for final pas- d
sage unless it has teen read once in full, b
sad the same has bee reported on by a e
- oommittee.
d lWoer shall any bill beaeme a law unlessa
on its Ifnal passage, the vote be taken by o
t, yeas and nays. the name of the members s
voting fo or asgaist the same be entered
on the Journal, and a m ority of the 1
0 members elected to each House be recocd- a
o ed thereon as voting In its favo, Pro- a
ided that is "revising the statutes or I
codes of the State. as a whole shall be
read toin such manger as mpay be .pre
scribed by the General Assembly.
t ,Se Be t tfurther resolved. etc., That
Artrticle forty-two of the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana be so amended as
Ic to read as follows:
n Article 4. All stattomery, printing, pa
per and fuel used in the Legislature and
other departments of goverpmant shall
I be farelhi. ads4 the. wnrntln. ttm4infr
and distributing of the laws, journal or
department reports, and all other print
l tag and ading and the repairing and
furnishing the halls and rooms used for t
the meetings of the General Assembly
and its o sutl*ts shall be done under
contract, to bo gten to the lowest re
sponsible bidder. blRo# such maximum
price and under .such regulation asu
shall be prescribed by law.
No member or oecer of any o the I
departments of the government su be t
in any way interested a such contracts.
And all such osatract shallt be subject
to, the. approval of the Governor. the
President of the Senate, end Speastr of
the House of Repteesnatives, or any
two of them.
See I. Be it farther irsdoved, mtc., That
paragraph twelve of Artiote forty
six of the. Ostitution of the State of
Louisiana be so smoeded as to ead as
tollows:
o trt eorporatiools or s.adt.. re
o ewtr, enernding or emAtint the
geitrse thereof. Prol deda that this
Sshell mot apply to munipal rporatlon a
aor to partshes and levee districts.
Se. Be it tfurther resolved, etc., That
aeticosne hudrod rep sovety-Uie of
the Cos situta sie Statoe of y1l
anm be so amenOde as to read as ol
lows:
ArUcle 171. The GeOeral Assembly shall
reate a Bureau of Agricultur~ deine
its opbjecia desgnate its oLoerm and fi
Set . . Be it further reelved, etc., That
Artlele one hundred and ninety-two of
the ConstItuton of the State Of Loul
an be oe amended as to read as fol
Artcle 13 pao. b lealectlons shall be
held on the sane day a the genral
Stats electionw
, ec. 6 Be It further reeolmsd, etc., That
Artcle two hundred and four of the
tO ConstLtos onf the State of Loulisna
) Article The taxing powerb shall be
exercised only to carry on and maintain
Spublic istituons thereof, to educats
the children of the State, to pay the
principal an i~nterest of the publc debt.
to supprels insurrection, repel Invasion.
or defend the State in time of war, to
trovide pensiAts for indigent Confeder
ate Sode ad Solors, to supply thr e
L. ,sen5 of the 'ite who lost a litthb or
limbe rn the mt ior- tervicte of the on
federate Stite win sutetant ii arti
fctal lmb during life; and for levee pur
poses am helremnater provided
Sec 7 Be it fudrther rsolve, etc.pe That
Artcice two h.intdred nd ten of the Con-e
stuton of the bts of Louli 1in beo
so amended as to esda follow s h
Article 31d. There shall be forfeitues
of property for the nonpayment of taes.
State levee, distriet. paroclhil or muni
ci pal, but athe leiatn o the p o year
to the delinquent i the manter provided
by lnaw advertise for mee the property on
which the taxes are due in the manner
oreecrobd by law and, on the lay of
tale he uhai sell such gortlon of the
Spropey a the debtor thall point oute
a Bi s h.at the dlbtor shd.l not pomnt
out sh cint proferty, the collector shall
Sat once and . wtnlut further delay sell
I the least quauitit) of property which any
bidoe will buy, for the amount of the
ent. ad the pruie rt sold shall be
1redeemale at any time for the ma of
e •ia ul the pelue andll allrtai
eIeel n rtot~r~
o at Article woI Ih - a t wt p
two of the Constusf t te
Louesiant be *so o m t to rea ats oi
bi bl e i e. : .
SArticle SCo The G iie AIvembl.. be
tease S ba o me tl o - a ed as *I
b" have power to twe th
naterito o th p toe oa
 ramtan. sby ad r r
it tte ttnean e rsn a n further.
etapg at the u nelection ,
tre lgLes ad sh lo puble amo th
raioay art uni b y th I- t
rat .e praoft oI o tp Jseek T
asusns therate of antas
per shems muer eodltha shal have
rgt thao tea year ean y rther.
that the todgetlcese c A 11ab
ot:. apply to IIO dlas.
bridges ad worfs at pawsf Alg emreas
Smaationed in Artioe rI bsls the i
test aid teasales of previe that
partkes and maeip.ila shall have the*
right to tea the melves a say liit emb
Seat to the restriote ofi Artslyle.' to,
A V. rEM)ON.
speaker of the Rouse of Bepeamstative, lo
H. R. D T t
Prestoent Pro Tempser othe aste.
A true oopy: at
T. a, ADAM, secretary s*i *
I-I -
3 No. Iln
JOINT RUUOLUYIOI'
Prop g Amendments to teal I, d
U. f. !t. N. NM . 11 11, • and 10 th
of the Constitution of t(k State of t
Louisiana, Relative to costs of A
pbe
Section L De It resolved by ti General
Assembly of the State of Laot two
thirds of all the members eo te to each Jo
House concurring, that Artlc rlnnety-fve t
of the Constitution of the Bs of LolstL
ana be so amended u to read follows:
Srtlete M. The Courts of peal, - p
cept in cases hereinater p drd shal ti(
have appellate jorlediction Ciy, which ti
jurisdiction shall extend to cases, civil pr
or pribate. when the Satte In dispute pr
or the fund to be distributed all exceed tit
one hundred dollars, excluslv t interest, ce
nad shall not exceed two thu d dollars t1
eacitusie of internet. or
Be it further reolved, *et That Ar- a!
tile ainety-six of the Constlt ion of the cc
State of Loulsiana be so am ded as to ct
read as follows: in
Articleo 9. The Courts of peal shall aw
consist of not less than thr nor more
than six judges, and each ult shall of
be composed of three judges. the gen- tii
oral State election in 1900 th shall be Pf
elected by the people, for the of four or
years. In case of death, nation or at
removal from offce of any of Id judges, a
the vecancy shall be filled by ointment m
by the Governor. They shall citlsens '
of-the United States and of is State, to
learned In the law, and shall ve prac
ticed law in the State for six are, and '
shall have been actual resid s of the
districts from which they all have u
been elected for at least two pre- C
eeding the election.
See C. Be it further resolv ., That o
Artle.n nasty-oseen of the stittns or
of the State of Louisiana be amended 01
as to read as fol!ows;
Article 17. The State shall divided
lato two circuits. Until othe ase pro- t1
vided by law the parishes of C do, Boo
ster. Webster, Bleaville. Cialbo Union, ,
Iancoln, Jackson, Caldw Winn, f
Natchitoeees, Sablhe, DoSoto, * River,
Ouaehlta, Rchland, Freaklla gla, A
Consordia, Tease. Madison, tarrel!,
West Carroll. Morehouse. S Ltry, C
A Avoy. Blapides, . Ver
Ca .s Cameron, los
fayette, Iberia esad St. shall lt
compose the First Circlt. Da r
Isbes of Orleas, east Baton . W
Batoe "M, Ivlnagston. T
Taummsa. wsbnlares. StL R ý
Pelcises, Weet Fllcle.a, FPost 3opee.,
Iberelle, St. Mary, Tembane, ptioe. tl
latearche, Si Charles. Jetferns, Bernard p
Plaquemises4.t John the Baptist,. James
I and Aoeselo shill compose Second
Circait. .
In order that no Inconvealen ay re
sult to the public service aUd ve the o
expense of a oaeclal election. , three e
judges elected by the General eeably
in 11M for the first, second third
circuits respectively shall be t judges
of the Court of Appeals for FTrst
Circuit, and the three judges ted at
the same time for the fourth d fifth
circuits, sad for the Court of peals
for the parish of Orleans r tively,
shall be the judges of the Seooa reuit;
and they shall hold offie until eeral
State election n 1690 and until itr suo
eessors are elected and q Until
otherwise provided by law the 8 e shall
be divided Into six A Court I
I Districts and one judge .e
elected from each ef. .I
tricts by the qualified ter eof, t
to be voted for at the te
Ii 316, and every four vdb after, 4
end to eerve Tor a term 4q fi . The I
parishes of Caddo. I3 k or,
Bleonville, Clatborno, Unle 'ck
son, Caldwell, Winn. 3.
bins, Do Boto and Red DBie t et.
pose the First Apgpellate' rit
ifrom which one judge sfhBtie
The parishes of Ouascats,
Pranhlln. Catrboula, Cuemorda,
Madison. East Carroll. Wet I and
t Morehouse shall compose the Ap.
Spelste Court District ro w one
jud shall be elcted.
The parishe of St Landry,.
Rapides. Grant, Acadlia, V
dleu. Cameron, Vermillioa, to,
o berle end Bt Martin shall the
Third Appellate Court
t Which one judge shall be el·h il
e The perishes of Mast Bito
a West Baton Roug,. Ivingset
ahoa. CL Tammany, W 1IL .
S Helenme, East Feliclana, West
n Polnte Coupee and Ibervlle sh ar
S poser the Fourth Appellate Oeert at
a from which one judge shall be ed.
* The parishes of at. Mary. Ter e,
. Aaumptioa. Lafourche. St. Chare Jef
ferson, fit. Bernard, Plaquemin t.
John the' .ptlst, St. James and n
r- sion Ssalt'ompose the Ffth late
Court DisMtrfot from which ebo I al
be elected.
The parilh o f Orpans hll e
S the Blxth Appellate Court Dsrt m
.r whieb one judge shall boe e d
The three judges eected from the rt,
Becond and Third Appellate Co -
n- trlcts ahall compose the Court of s
of the FPirst Circuit *
The three fudges elected rom he
F Fourth, Fifth and Bixth Apellate rt
Distrlcts shall eompose :he Court o
ar peals of the Second Circuit.
Be it further resolved, etc., That Ar
tolo tide nety-eight of the Conettutlid of
the State of Louisiana be ps mead4 as
on to read uas follows:
r Article M. The Judges of the Cout of
of Appeals shall hold two nnual of
he court at such places in the cireutj
be fixed by law for the return ofi1
t Soee. . Be it turther resol ved, t
a Article ninety-nine of the Con-lt
el of the State of Louisiana,, be so
y ed as to read uas follows: -
he Article U. Until otherwise lrovlIglI
law, the terms of the Court ofkt p
S shalle be held as follows:
* F ImT CIRCU:T.
in- At Monroe f't Mondeys Is
January-For trial of appeale
perishe. of Ouehita, Richland,
SMa. Catahoula, Coacordiah. Te
o o, Est Carroll. West Carroll
hneo, Unla and JawcLo, ,
to">ww _VW am at anabl tees
thi parishes o Cad .es r w e--
amvatle, Clsiboee, LueOM .abme. O
aote sad Red River.
At Alasadria first MendasiO
and Maroh-Per trial of appeals f I
parishes of Cald We, v gr. I RaP
ides, Vero.a, NatIWUeLb ad vy
4t Opelousas drtt Meedeen is aVes
be and April--Por trial of apeal ftr
the parishes of St Lasht. e
Cameron. VermlletS, Mlar'eI , AM
ims. Iberia aad St. Matiam.
sacoND CIRqUIT.
At Amlts. riet oeadey to Oa1. ed
the second Monday in May-lw tilt
appealbs re the partishes o j1 .
hasatPho, St Tamemar. Washto a
sad St. Heleas.
At Baton Rouge third M*onday h Ot
taber and fourth Mosday Is sua - r
trial of appde raom the parishes of
Baton Road, West Sates Rouge. t
Pellelana. West Pelleosa, Pinte O
pee and Ibeevlle.
At Thibedaux fourth Mealdy In Nss
h and third Meonday In Jne-Per the
Sof appeals from the parishes o St.
Mary, Terrebonaa AAmption ad La
fourch..
At New Orleans second Monedays tis D
eember and MarObsh-F trial of appeals
from the parishes of ories.. st, er
nard, Plaquemine, Jeoftson. St Charles.
St. Johs the Baptist, St. James zad As
osusies.
Soc. & Be it ferther resolved, Ste.. Th
Article one hudred sad one of the, C -
stitution of the State of Loulsla he 0i*
amended as to read as follows:
Article 101: No judgmeat shd be -f
dered by the Courts of Appeal wttho'u
the concurveue of two tegos. wet
ever two members cannot iaser, in eon-!
se iuence of the recustaon of say mm
her, or members of the eoeot. the -4Ll
act recused shall have sathority to "
apon any judge or judw of the District
Cout, whose duty it shaL b.I wher w
call upon, to sit i. the place e the]
judge or judges recuse, aad of an ti
the determination of the cam.
The judges of the Courts of Appeal
shall have power to certtiy to the Su
p sne Court nny queetlo or proplli
tioes of law concerntg whchlo t desttbs
the Instructions of that court for (o
proper decbtion. And thereupod the SI.
preme Court may eIther give Its lnstrWe
tions on the questions and propositSM
certified to It, which shall b bblnding wp
the Courts of Appeal tn such ease
or it may require that the whole rsed
and cause may be sent up to It for I
consideration, and thereupon shall d
cide the whole matter ti eOntrosesW
in the same manner as if it had ben M
apoeat directly to the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court may on the relatnlo
of any party In interest review by ear*
tioruar, Judgments of the Courts of Ap
peal. which may conflict with each other
or with the decision of the Supreme Court
and annul, amend or afirm the same,
and thereupon shall decide the whole
matter in controversy is the same man
ner, as if itehad been on appeal directly
to the Supreme Court.
Sec. 7. Be it further resolved, etc., That
article one hundred and two of the Con
stitution of the State of Louisiana be so
amended as to read as follows:
ArMOcle 10: All causes on appeal to the
Courts of Appeal shall be tried on the
original record, pleading and evidence
in the District Court5wtth a certified copy
of the minutes, the whole to serve in lieu
of a transcript, and to be filed as one
document.
Immediately after the final dcision oa
the cause, the original papers, together
with a copy of we decree ef the court,
shell be returned to the court of the
first Instance.
Sec. S Be it further reslved,'ete., That
Article one hundred and three of the
Constitution of the State of Louisiana be
so amended as to read 1s follows:
Article 108. Until otherwise provided by
law, the rules of practice regulattig ap
peals to and proceodilae is the Supreme
Court shall apply to appeals to and pro
ceedlnss in Courts of Appeal, ao far as
they may be applicable. The decisoes of
the Courts of Appeal, with syllabi pre
pared by the judges, shall be publshed
and the General Assembly shall make
provisions for the publication thereof.
qc. . Be it further resolved, etc., That
one hundred and five of the Constltution
of the State of LouisiaS be so ameaded
as to read as follows:
Article 15. The judges of the Courts
of Appeal shall each reclve a salary oa
four thousand dollars per annum, pay
able monthly on their respeetive War
rants.
Sec. 10. Be it turther resolved, ete., That
Article one hundred and six of the Cor
stitutltn of the State of Louisiaau be a
amended as to read as fellows:
Article 11: The clerks of the District
Courts of the parish in whlch the seessoes
Of the Courts of Appeals are held, shall
serve as clerks of the Courts of Appeal.
and the clerks of the city of New Orleoas
Sshall remain uas now fied by law until
, Otherwise provided by the Oeseral As
'sqbly. Their fees shall be fzed by law.
The seberit of each parish In which the
court is held shall attend i poroca o
by deputy to execute the orders the
court.
All cases appeled to or pedLag tohe
Curts of Appeal as orbdals nader the
oonstltutlon of 111. beteore a a Uthe
Irst Mon y t May, 15, shall he trae
erred for decision to the Court e Ap
peals havlnlr terrltorial fnrisdLotio a
der the foregolalg amendmete.
G. W. BOLThN.
peaker of the House of lRpresentatives.,
I. It. LOT.,
Prodest Pro Tempore of the Seate
A true copy:
T. . ADAMS, eoretary of 8tst
JOINT RESOLUTION
Prepeetug an Amenrlmet to the est
tutlon of the Stat of Louisiana,
Relative to the Lease and Employ
mat of Penitentiuar Ceaviets,
Seetlea L e It resolved by the Oem
al Assembly of the State of Loulaas.
two-thirds of all the membes elected to
Seach House conolurrling. That the follow
ig amendment be adopted a a part of
the CoastItution of the State of Loalst
Section L No penltestiar yonviet shall
ever be leased or hired to any person er
Spewsons, or corporation. private or public,
n quas-public, or board, save as author
gA to * next section, provIded that
this a e· shall take eoect upon the
tinguislhment of the lease made pu
seat to Act Mo. lt pro July 1th,
& The General Assembly gy authortse
Sthe employment under Staw supervtson
Ssai the proper o ers and mployea
o the State, of convicts, O pubic reads
..or other publlic works, or on convict
i fEsO Or manufactorios owned by or coo.
trelled by the BState or say public love
beard or on any publ lovea under suck
previsions and restrsetlotos as may be i
SW. BOLTON,
I peakr of the House aof Repre entatives,
H.3. LIYTT,
In president Pro Tore o the Bast
A' true copy:
T. &. ADAMS, So ary of Stata
jOINT RUSOLUTION
P agl Ameandments to ArtLei St.
N5, aU and as of the Ceoastals O
Sthe Stats of Louasi , Relsive a
Publc aduates.
ieoaJ 1. Do It reslved by the Ge
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