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pal is to sit, then by such officer as, said justice may appoint; and the
attendance of such jurors shall be enforced in, the same manner as thpt
of other jurors may be enforced by.thocouirts of this .'iW'
SEc. 2., Be it further enacted, 4t,, That. the .auditor, of pubei, accounjs
i.shall issue his warrant.in favor ofthe. ownerofany slave Wh xinaymhave,,
been-orshall be convicted of a: capital crime. on proof) ofthe pxecutioUc,4.
Maner n such slaveor of delivery of said slave into..the state,, penitontiary,;iich
which the ow- proof shall be made to appear by thereturn of the oflicer chargedilthe
nor fcOnvi- execution of the judgment of the court convicting suckslavq,; theyar
beidemidtidedor warrantsthus, issued shall be. paid out of any, monoy, ut, the Treasury.
not otherwise. appropriated, or that may, have been, or,shalltfbe, approprtin
ted to compensation: for, slaves. capitally. convicted or executed.
[Signed] PRESTON W. FARRAll,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
[Signed] TRASIMON LANDRY,
Lieutenant-Governor and President of the. Senate
Approved 4th May, 1847.
[Signed] ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor of the Stat o' Louisiana.
No. 261.] . AN, ACT
supplementary to an act entitled An act to authorize the treasurer of the state and auditor of public
accounts, to settle the accounts oftie colector ofstate taxes, and torofud,'to any collector any ex-
cess which he may ove pai4 into the treasury, approved filtranth aprl one thousand eight hun-
dred and forty seven.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of.
Louisiana, in General Assembly convened, That the first section ofthe act
to which this is a suppleinent which reads as follow:
That the auditor of public accounts be and he is hereby authorized to
audit and settle the accounts of any collector of state taxes, and to allow
AmenAment oany of said collectors a credit for taxes assessed upon any peran,. IYAo
she first section has become insolvent, provided that any collector who shall claim any
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authorie the such credit, shall furnish the said auditor his affidavit taken apl §1ubseilled
treasurerofthe before any justice of the peace or judge of the district court, in which he
State and the
auditor of pub-shall set forth the name or names of the persons who shall h vKe hI.tc e
B cntntoinsolvent or left the parish or the case. ay be, wjtfiout harg thern
counts of the sufficient property to pay the tax assessed, on. the. same, a44' t u
'proved Api due deligence to collect the game, but *was upable to do d tt
Is 1847. what place or parish any such person may have remve , ' o
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