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:; IunIer Warden; D4nIel Bar, q Teas'r; ", Il.
Beubroos G junior eacon: G. ? Gaze, ii & Chapiain
A " Villains, 6 Marshal !. A. Stats, G Tyler.
lodges un4er the j"risdicton Of the tja"3 Loigs of La
rGE"aGE WAsEISGr@H LopGE, No. / mcets on the Ia
The CloIIton Railroad Depot o. OF ;iaonrs and pelfo
,!re e, o%issrsT,iM P to.ei4an W \! 9 = Lehman
Trea.ufer; +. }. Martin, : d; A Wn;ercaSt, J d.
DrDhTy LopGE No. 2-snces in the city of Lafayette
on the Sd Mon4a! Of each mont" at the ogd Fellow, L!s4
Y a A%s " Ns ls % !" e W,hs 5s
WARREN toper No. 3-mssrs or the ID Tuesday in each
monh oyer hs Car[oton RaEoid !,eDo col OF BagHnne
: W JOHN aboe, w Lnss go: J. Lands i1.
rma,'f \ williamson, o. JOSEPH. n. Eates, D; j. i.
MAstov LooGg, No 4-rnee,, the 9Th Tuesday o. ele
T r. T. n ' S2m?e Ts5 5;o s5soG' y
Vm A,,troG Secretary; john j. Hone ressner j.
". 81, lfd,on : Il, - Cohns, y AeN A.cl.ean Tyles
II, fnE tRE>cESr tnF Lo7"E, No. 5-nsets ca the st
,oat ~ q oncrs-'T; j. Ito%aFi. " y 4. 6. L.
Ra,"loh Troasurvr J. ". be-nea : u; z. A,srs, b.
iitAH -onnE No t-"sae's on The ID Wednesday 81
t. 18Th !; NJ r.; Is cSa@on " q; Be"p} e
Moss, :; j. iohn S5Stiwsl ) D '~-D'''' VS.
tHEhA 'o "a, s 80 O. s'e iafpgets on tie Is
="sy s." %Sas q II e. y s*' 3'S$'3
.,!2'y: f, T'hor1s, D : Ne.o4rszr } D; j. Cul,
bert Gu, r leo
ALpnA LopGE, No 8Ine4,s the ist anI 81 Saturday
OF each month The Masonic Hall - Common on
crrs-Iales r liatsech W Vi; ". Il. i'u;chIu,s ) v
H. Tfud.itn J ~ IReoi0e J. Gar.u, .evetary yosnus
baldwin. Treasurer
81 .'ons LODGE, No. e--nsets on the "a Tuesday o
each month al the Masonic Hal, Of Baronne and
oil ; " ] IIt Rae W: " i; Kendall, 5ecte;ary 4
}. Porran Treasurer z. CofIman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER No. g. Of RDYAI <.
ARCH IA iNs>-UnErr the immediate Iufd'C- ~ a.
ton Of TIE rivTai Grand Chapter tor the EtcI 81
.Stsfes-Ioii their monthly IeatinGs The ir>t -
Monday evening o each month, Al the Masonic Hail. over
az. tanuu;. 2aroa! icot, tot Barcuue and Per
dto >sels.. Jceisi IL LEWIS, Il 2; y. ialf, y.
NEW ERA CHATTER os ROYAL ARCH NAso~S-nrGe.
The lumeIa'" jurisdiction OF the Gen GraHd ShapIe OF
the hted ,.aes-Cd tIcr monthly meetings the III
Mon lay rvcEia" Of eaci. month"; ii the Masonic Hail.
the Cap.On Railroad Depct, OF Ha.Onne and Fedo
sts.... GiueioHu ';edge, II T. VI. II. SInc-. Sec y.
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LEON STNRE.


900 Tons Assorted ,izes American 2 ON. viz Roun6
S-tJ and iuare, from BIS 70 inches Bar, toop ald
Band OF various sizes MAJ! Rods Nails S5ikeS ts l.c
fox sale by j.. WEBSTER x co.
ap26 3m 70 Gravier street.
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Il CARD.

it,IF \ L N
= IN 10 ~ ~ IT - .,,r 80,
ing The extreme hHZo = mon s,l.lEtis run "a c' "
~ PIi)S'Giiis '' ''' 80 VI Az,
le ID J' VI ' hI w. 81 k,Gna toMj4r - e
..G,, u" Do 10 III o. " Nh
LEN No ST "sjomaoa&e street state that ia The
I4o Was ;oIei' %i,ly , p III |ntler S ', rnr
80 It 80 a., li, o ,,,..t,.a rnnii ofan in .,y
-. y,tinrt Lan,r AZ iii f.peGttatinj,ei orpw ware,
i,,,I HI 81 ~ tInilani ,relt teutafnn m
10 ~ i,, .ni NV ,,,.l ~, in tLraa "A eek. he re.t,,
% I'LL ', '''' >Th,2II Wow iaafs Ian : IS3
-' ~ ''-'''''' M ~ pGI,iIft{-tlN
- -
~ lOLLCL. ,-,,,-, ~,
fN IhtlSE AfflIt' ID WITH NEhhNi !. III -
EASL>Tthe reputation OF The writer is 20 Wen e a".
>He mai all thai fy to say 10 those WO nave De ~
unnF innate > 10 nave contracted any one Oh ioe Hfth"
mt diseases known ana called eCrel Diseases IN any pei
ther forms, thai the writer, after most SUI
cessiU practice OF iwenty>IX years, continued strictly TO
Dereal diseases ard Diseases OF The Blood, AaVng lreale
ana relieved many unffcds WiI past al! nope many
whom had been under tinant CI eminent physician
without recelvlhe bennett enabled TO offer you pos
hVeD sale, c'rtan ana speedy re should any OF e
woud do well to ~. No 50 Gus .u,HQUsE STRIFE lie
i2e APP yhg els Where ana aNau htnseveso t7 Ieies
"' tie subaCiitef ohg ana ,uC;tSsil eAitLlehCe
yi2 IN y. +. MI LIEN, y tusiomhonsest.
- ,, . ~, - ,r,-,
G1EJlCftI l MIA MN L.
~ q I Lin As removed ms once rom - H'I'
street 10 No 10 :, eng sfre't, near Inc ATcaue h1
su! confines to cure structure, or ms new System
As the "0rsl snctute ThoHt any i"raio.-en'iey -
-2he mat feisFe ana y cure "Ih0p any hi'
trance 70 business or de Or iu'eh 100 wen known "
y" ottns aHa me s1i iouhGihs county 70 neg any pu
you 10 hat it.eo me hfst 'tahIns ID ls chy' mho nav
'een cured IN the st ten ye;II ON ms ne" plan iee eau
6hieNahiis io ourselves. 70 L%y ethieu Wlhout ul'
iseiiel'ed Rheumatism cured HoNOrfhTa cured IN th1ee
- hentaDef 10 n IttsA sikhh j., near iTe
to a" 3teFs Punctuaity afnuel ~ I'D dcohloehct az
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TIE GRAEFENPERG COMPANY.
IEGRAEFENBERG

L COMPANY hereby
announce that they are III
c0rporated by the Legisia-
ture OF the State Of New
York. The incalculabie
importance of conducting
tie Patent Medicine busl-
ness on elevated principles
and OF furnishing remedies
adapted TO the public wants
has led 10 this step. The
Company wOn'd sugges;
that the following steps he
Immediately taken
|. Every neighhOrhOod
should have lis Graet,uberg
Depot. By add essing the
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General \ gent of any District this car he secIed
J. Families should club tcgsther &c. immediate
supply OF TIE medicines.
:. Enigrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them to The needy.
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
Office ~ tie GrGGfen5trg C0apaaV,
10. 80 Broadway, .IevI ork MarCh 1888
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Lustices' Courts for The CITY.

First Iistr5ct COfice No 30 TcoupitoUlss street J
LanIeI byrne, Justice: john :. Dune Clerk. John
Horne constable 2. T. Nugent, A. DaveEa, James TEea-
nor, john SGeih Deputy ConstajIes
S1rcn4 Rts'rct-Tnfice, No. &: Common street Geo.
table; Edward p kennedy, p. German, VIM. Horton A.
THIRD IN rr'.-lOfgs st Louis Alley neu to the
corner oshLenvs II =. Beverly Justice EicOr
TrTe tI'h }. 7: Walden CousaJ n t. Outlaw, L..
FlnJh pistrjr'.-[Otiice No Sc Conda street 7-Alsx
i,eftfs, u7t.ee. PAM DuyPrges CeTh. Glstave Nevnar
Constable a. Meynie F. Geneic!y, Depusy cons:abIes
tifh Pstrict-[0tfce corner of I.Iysan Fields and Vic
tory stree I-AiphcnSe fauonge, Justice. F. '.gorgr
Clerk. Francis Mouney, Constable l.. E. Gtis-s >, B.
Sorapuru, R. Sch rayder, Deputy Const9t',.
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OPINIONS OF rHYSlCIANs

nr Tow n>endr almost dali eeag order, from rhysI
clal> IN i he =rt s1lr', o: the mon
fnyr Z" certify, hat t- UNDERSIGNED Physicians Of
The cry OF Albany, have IN prescribed M
T0w1ent "a ,apauta and believe lie most
VI liable pregaI4uoAs IN the market.
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT bURB
II ~'lS--hoi, lis Grand Annual Conlunicti- y
ION i. New Orleans me ID AioHiay January. a
tlIcrrs-h. K. Budef. " " Grand Master fin. - g.
4. Lewis, + " Leuty Grand hiastef; Wits ?: NE
Coleman. " =, Senior " arien ts.adln Cora, w "
:. JuuIer Warden; Daniel Bar q Treas'r: w. II.
Toward. Sec y; John Claiborne, & Syaic Deacon; D. C.
BeubFooS Junior Deacon; g. =. Clarke, VI g Chaplain
a. j. " lllanls, q MaT,haI j. \. Stats, q Tyler.
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Supreme CoWri.-teo Eu,ti. Chief justice: p : Ho,
g. X. AnE, ]. ShdeIl, Associate Justices. Eugene i."rt
Clerk, FciN Nlci Uii"c Deputy. VI. \. EnOe ATTORNEY
General; d. g. ton;eneau, EisfiCt Attorney.
q, $. Circnt CoprtJ. \ nlev and t. u. NcCaieb
esdnc judges. l.. Randolph, Clerk +. n HARRISON
Deputy Clerk .. J. Iurauf, District Attorney W. F.
WAGNER Marsha C. a. A4abuzan, W. Shearer ]. Ii.
shnehart, De~utes.
.. ). Di&,riet Court.-r. Il McCaleb Juir. r r
Jennings, Clerk.
FH.j Iistri.t Curt If .Ta- Or'oaps-J McTrenry
Judge. An. Rousseau Clerk Louis ;'egc, Depury Clerk.
NsCpPG t.st~,"t L0a.~t If Va Gr.,oEst.. aroa.
nudge. Ihomass sooie, Clerk; 7. NJ Berlin and L. Hor-
aeiU,, Deputies.
Tatrd j s.r:. Coprt of .sl1 Or1eqas-% Il Kennedy.
judge: " L BE Hook, Clerk; J. t. I AaNeut, l.. T. Cour-
in aud Z. Neysham. DEPUTIES. i
taErt& district Cy.rt q .tir Dr'oqps-f;co straw
bridge, Judge T. Gilmore, Geek ). - EDe ano ana j.
A. hopkins. Deputies.
FUtA Uistrict Courto .Ntr7 Or'eans--A NJ Buchanan
!rdse P Leblanc C.ek, Il. ". Lewis, J. S Baron and
j. .. ChalOn. Deputies.
OtFcers Of tie Parish of Orleans.
FREDERiCK DTRRVE. Recorder of 'iorgage.
BERNARD hARIGNV. Register OF COnve yauces
ROBERT SPEDDEN Coroner OF the Parish.
Sheriff. Tc--JoEH l.. LEWIS. Sheriff; J. r. Ieeta Gen
tlerk and Deputy: Sampson BOssnlan, A Sidney Lewis
NcheI De An.aS. Samuel Powers. Robert Swan, jules
Surapuru. elk NJ Jacobs. ]. l.. rahe, A Tena.,ner t.
iluEOnIG S2m. L. Waldo Charles X isIaw. n Treag lir
thas. Dduuqles, Tho>. y. WATSON and Edward Ntzhugh,
Deputy SherItE. {. n Wise. Deputy SEeuf and x
o. the Parish Jail T. Brooks, II. Bence and Thomas NJ
W hite, Deputy Keepers.
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SpirTiEG BLOOD.

NAV UKK ApTII 2,
Ur. TJiraScRGi verify believe hat yoas S'asa par
las been the through Prov dence OF ny c
haze for several years had bad Il hncaiuG
and Al last raised 90 entities Of boo,.. had
night sWed and greatly G.DiI and reduced,
did moi espcct tove have emily used yoar Saaparla
short time and there has wonderful chang been t
IN | am able 10 walk all the city. |
ai0od, and my ccngh has !e!1 hOu we! ina
That thauK to these results. oar Oh 1t servant
WV. RUssELL % Catherine st.
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Among The disease. 10 winch tbs wonderful t.utment Is
ADAPTED al he following elan ia Swengs. me IL the
FACE. s'weed Eira--t and Sore Hppe Of Nursing Women
BRONCHITIS, t"ionS and Rngwoun,, Sca1 Head aud
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Scads and Drawn Es'efo
Shingles, i.ry,p"ias, Piles.
III Bruises and !esh-cnr Wounds cured with great
niGy; Fever Sores and ScrOaiou. Sore, changed
into hegln- coalition, and relueny entirely cured.
Price % and 81 cents box with :uIl directions.
CGESUMPTiYE'S BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. The
mos' derpatn ard seemingly hopeless are cured b.
IICe 81 u bottle.
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
NOTICE TO TIE LADIES.

Those thai initiate nr. Townsend SarsaparIa have in
called their stuff grCGl Rcf5h fer F,RGos. ctr
and have copied our b ana circulars which relate, 10 the
complaints OF women. word io1 word-0ar who IN.
Ifuctrlue, have The OF d. Townsend
- ara complaints incident 10 females, recommended
theirs although previously they dd num5sr1 these
Mixtures. Pills, etc lnunCstO amae, tiey agra
vae aI.ease anl ualennne tAn constitution.
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THREE CHILDREN.

This certificate That is Sarsapara ha
perfect control he obstinate disease the lOc
| Three persons cured III one house is unprecedented
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SARSAPARILLh.
DR.. TOWNSHIPS SARSApARlLLA,
woNDER .8vD BLESSING or THE aGE.

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
rms EXTRACT Is PIT uP QUART Bo1rhES-ir Is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEASANIER, AND Wan
KASTED STPERIoR TO Any SOLD. IT
CURES WITiOI NOHI iINfi- Pt H"-
ING. SgCKESING OR HEblLl-
IATISi FATIEET. ~
FfEiE beauty and superiority o! tins SaISaparta over
d all other medicines is, thai while Graduates the It's
ease inv}goates the body. 1t OF the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only purIiies the whole system and
-rengtLeIs he person, but II creates ne" pure and ri
blood IA power possessed by other medicine AMI III
LIs lies the grand OF its wonderful success 1t has
performed, within the last five years more than 100 0OO cures
oil OF disease AZ least ID 100 considered m
durable II has saved the lives OF more than 500 children
dGTin- the tW past SEASONS.
10000 cases OF General Debility and want Of Ner-
VouS Energy.
Dr. TOWNSEND afsa dri HVIEOrates the Whole system
permanently 70 those who have U their muscular
by the effects OF medicine InCretIOn committed III out,
the Indulgence Oh the PASSIONS and brOu H..
OF ambition, Painting sensations premature decay and
decline, fastening towards that tat disease. COn>nmpOn
be entirely restored by tins pheasant remedy TINS >a~sa
ptL..a is lar suI-roT 10
iNNiGDRATiNG CORDIAL,
Is it renews and nvlgores the system activity 10 tide
limbs, and strength TO he muscular most extra
ordinary degree.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
tLFHRSE GGl strengthen. tt2SHhy'rsJH be a..
Er0Hchtt'S, toHsampri0n, Itrer tGmptatHt, Ca Is,
tgtHrF t9Vyhs, .3SftnC, S1ttttHg " Sto0d, NnrcHfSS
% tire EhFSt. Hcric ttHsh. IiGat HmcItS, I,Hc"t
frgt"se A'pectoFa:oa Pam h me sud-, DC, hl0g Otrr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
DIV. THOMAS

Having permanently located III Daton
Rouge, tenders his professional services to
The citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
Office next door from The City Ii0tel'
Lafayette street.
Illnh II 10.
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From tbs Portland Advertiser.
4 = . " 90.
insetttBEb 10 rttE Wtnes.

From tbs Portland Advertiser.
i = = " e.,
iHsEttbED TO THE WIGS.
Wings If Maine awffte to aiafy
See the Taylor faa's %ttnftrisi
Lei its splehd6f tell the story,
Or tie %ffitffphs 10 The world,
Lei yottr + ttefs' shades iipbfaii y6u,
lark YOUR children th1 yB,t rise
Wings. unite ff hetf November.
Eass oF TAYtoh wifis The prize
Fybias LEI duty never ~falfer.
All F1tlf lgabt fHttds ~thstise,
Oh yUtif ahtiotis HtttnttF'a altar.
Lay a willing s~aefifnst
Let 10 sectional distinctions.
Cause ofis i~saI9tis eEafk ts glow,
Wings. tt1lts ! FIR hest Fqyv4tnttef
sesls C0lHtnbis's HfFAt Or tYBi
tait. atFl eItecl HE mischief brewing.
blind ntistbta anil base tasiani
Tan yon igpaer yiew The avta,
And In apathy fetiihe |
Wnttl1 g8tt liasaly alttitt lie conflict.
Av#ei nv %faetit1i's feiefad %tltffeh
Whigs. Unite aud next November
~ Shout fur zach" and Liberty!
EAVeIhotne Puto AItB's Hero
fnstta Vista's vietof, halt
Net f1r merely martial atary.
MI tet ttgtfs aud ttgH ~tfataitj.
But yyttf bleeding e8tttttty calls ygt.
Listen to her urgent cry
Whies. unite and next Huyatnbef.
Strike and all her f8as slatl nv
"WidA a#akn'i nj vatce-be stpaty.
Come. with n4itlier steat nor shield
Thyse WIN Iefe "ott Hugh ard ~ttsa1y.''
AlWaFs ttatafat-tevaf Weld
Wotll got eafb tie veto ~ptaetl
Eas otIaesalgh's 1atvs repealed
Whies, tipita and tiaEt NBybHBaf.
HgngIt and Itsady Wifs the field
sitjsld sttf t8gtb4tt frHtH pollution,
Heed mt vllk dissefisi1hts MD
Rally feint1 The Constitution.
sraaf. fore land ahd bteatt's Tod.
NH'ef IL f~ea4tffth NM %eIfaftAt.
- - V' "'"i g1' " va" 'f'''!
wings ,i,'''s aao 7ss' November
stamt.t where efst gsttr fathers stoali
In a late zvepeh IN the British House .
Sir William Mofesworth said
For what purpose do We keep 5000 troop
IN North Atnarira. fhear, teaf)4 4 il il
the ]egIenizis auajuzf tbp Unite,
But ifthey afa loyal nj bea,
Hey are strong ergltah, 10 prnfpef them.
If they are disIoyat. thrice cont
.nan will not keep Them down fbpst, hear.
Bot stppo=a Hey wate IN aet4fate tfffn ~
aud to Gfn ~in1epeUlaHt Sfatas, ~ sven II
oin the United States, would they not lie.
.otne more profitable NJ cel5niss than the,
s. 3D.. .--.-. II --xT Fs4t ~ :. a., .
q" T. '' "" " e3btt1i 3'HtS'
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Nd. no.

six Gems st s9iKatte elm eauts. FFarost q !,
session du mo 9 ds JUN dsfhiafs SOFT ut f. ot
monlart est paF IL frtstnte sppropfits trn-
ne In ttte de p~areisse pour III ~ltfeisFe d'Ist
Pal II Rouge, pour tadnha tgdg, pttlt la7
otJjats ~snivans, contends dams is aabatf a.
tiona da rapport de- vtltfe tnniit, a~fapftaE 2
Ia session bfhckdaftte Ut phbliAs scion III tei,
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GEHMAr "kAnHgURNBHs nv Outo.-'The
Germans In Cincinnati have ofeantzfd a
Free Soil Or Barbbnfner Club. The Gin
e%innati Signal says that The club Is already
300 strong. Hitherto they have nearly all
voted for the regular l%oe0hoeo En- ndIlataa.
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Feb: 12t8ii
Cen. Taylor agazors.
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
Phillips and Lanoue are particularly request
ed to call on the undersigned immed ately and
settle, otherwise their accounts will be hand
ed in for collection.
EUGENE LAEOUE.
June In-114a
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AMP BUILDER IN GENERAL

anu H9Abb6h IN hENhh9L.
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he win undertake con-
tracts in his line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike IL Harris store or
through the Post Office viii be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike e. Hart.
Jan, l3-no l..
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Jun DE POLICE.
IuEpt MArtg Sept. 4, LAS

une assemblies du turi de police d. Ia par.
oifsg d'Est Batbn X nae, II ttt tenns O. Jour.
CONFINEMENT a Ia let, Il In maison de- reor
dams Ia vile dc Baton Rouge, dtalent pfesens.
Ward Me-. !. G. w. Christine, No. I. Joseph tfeard,
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Une assemblies du Juri de police d. In par.
oifs9 d,Est Batbn IL n9s, II tt6 tenue CO Jour
CONFINEMENT q Ia let, Il In msison de- cor
dams Ia vile dc Baton Rouge, ttaient ptesens.
Ward MOI G.. w. Christine, No. Z. Joseph tteard.
" 9 Ornn liatkst. F." = J. Caldwell Jr
T. H r Young, 1ot r Meena,
+" 6. J. u Kleinpstsr, -" IL b Burgess,
WIN, Hnbbs, Grettisrs Il Kihbar C6nstabtt'
Le Pres dent da juri de police 6taht absent,
W. u. Lea, q tt6 appelt att faufou !, pro !
ten, ltqttel ii appole d Iotdrer OF Ie jorl a
procdd6 aug %afTatree.
Uoe not f~catioi (ejgnt par A. &. Heron.
ayoCat Dc Jltnes McCalopJ informant le ipri
do police, par Ieur president, du transfer dg
Judgement do Wilkins w. In p~aroisse d'Esl
Baton Rouge, depais je 7mo juliet doruier, Il
etc pr6eentte.
La Resolution ~slivaDts a 6t6 proposte OF
adoptee.
Resolu, que Mossrs Joseph 2. Chairman.
jacob lug, OF Alexandra Fridge, soient ct liz
soht par les presents NOMINEES C pmfnlsgfonaj-
res pour cont actor pour IN construction DUN
pont parsdeasus Cypress Bayou sur lie ct,emjp
menant de- Baton Rouge Il Clinton ct On anr-
WELLER Ia construction, ct Iorsque le eoutrat
wa '|'hP'AF oFlu W. EGEtIIiGAt pour 10 OIL
Outrage, ct un mandat sera tire pour 10 mon
tant, n'exc6daft pas cent piastres.
La resolution s~ulvante a etc Dropogfe eft
adoptee.
Rts0ln, Que le president du Juri de- Police
nommb un cattnmitt de tr0is personnes pour
examiner Petat du pont pa r-dessus 10 Bayou
Montesano, ct assent leur rapport h Ia ora-
sente session du turi dc police. Ies re- aJrea
don't lie dit pont aura besoin, 81 ie c0ds pr ,ba.
bic des dites rGpairea, ct que le grefisr iu-
forme les comrnlssaires de leur nomination.
Lee coHmlssatres saiyans ont etc NOMINEES
confofmemeat a Ia susdite resolution Measra
Il. khss, WIN. EsleW It il oh Iu1.
IN couple de b. BRIAN, go6lier d GtG prE.
sente ct rdfeFe au comite do frances.
lie Jufi s,est II nFnG jasqa'a Z heures de
midi.
Lundi Apr@s. MIDI.
lie juri de police s'est assemble co~nforme.
nent q requirement; preseos les memes
dn main. Les president pro: tenn.
appele a lordre. O
w. ID. Lea a presentG une resolution pour
Inc ALLEGATION de cent ~piaatres. pour fare IN
,hefnin menaHf au pont de la Conlte pr che
a residence do Major s.. Roberts, ID dlte re-
solution a etc, scion les regles, ~reavoy6e al
endemaip.
lie comitt des finances a rapporte favorable
nent sur le c enpte de b.. Bryan, ge6fier, rogg
p~iastfeas aFec une resolution f4g-
ant ALLEGATION du d t mon AM ,iaqueIEe resofu-
ton selgn lea reglcs 4 6te renyoyee au len.
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