DUETLING.
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bill has been introduced into tbe le- gislature of Louisiana, which, if passed in. t5 law, will etfectually prevent duelling that State for the future. Among the pro. visions Of the bill are the fol!owing:--

 This bill guarantees to ihe creditors of the deceased, kilFedln a duel, full pay. ment from the property of the surviving party and right to sue for the same. In case of injury sustained in body whereby the party Is unable to labor for his, or his iamily's support, of to make good all legal demands against himself incurred before or after said injury, the party mjuring shall be compelled to support the party injured and his family, and to make good ct the hazard of the laws displeasure any demand for the same-shall forfeit to the nearest surviving relative the sum of ------ thousand dol lars, and should they fail to claim for one year, the claim shall be legal in the hand of the next eldest relatiye.--That the eyi- dence of the dying party is good and ie- gal with regard to all claims against hH. self and the testimony of his second vald and placed beyond impeachment, for what ever evidence he nay. under other clf- cumstances, have given.-Which blll was read and ordered to be printed. '-- Kan dolph Recorder.