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Candidates

By request Of Col. Perkins, we
withdraw his name from the candida
cy for the State Senate On refer
ring to the List, it Will be seen that
we ANNOUNCE tho candidates for
Sheriff at the March election, 1854
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The Show

80 g!
me show
Lust Friday v''s oig gay N 'o"p
the. Menager't drew. 'os9ihfr Z lar
yer crowd than we li'Fe ever seen IN
tbs pant Of the '-mori vineyard =
Tit small cl,6ige las i.ll been c:irriqd
on -tH-lles hereafter WI be IS 3ea pee
For an estimate o. the merits df tie
cxLiG5ion, We are IN lebted tp our
friends of tie Tenth Legion, he cause
we did not atIcnlt We .aes fs4ed
going H night, L pt sure eliousa
.dian because q Fospect Of rAin
hadcallsed the, whol4 concern to"ta lie
up their bed iud VI * We h Fe
understood tlIai ttrI thousand tick
els we're sold here
fi@ n ihc daY two ep'rmfiT
wagons entersd to7h|ia advance p
tie big part, aad fampea on e
sqiare, resolving Il HnselFe5 y = \"
minutes, into ! rodi + mouse, NIln =
eirraSs atiaqi'e-l qr a half de' Fr.
thy halry visitors r 2 e4arcf q
loakins at set Of ordinary lNe-
Tug 'hr9''-' twenty-five 8 MI
glH-scF The victims,
dou''iess fs'"em''f /. : ! nay IT,
grounds, which welt constructed y
some fn'e'f' lS'Hs pug l''''9sot''f'
OF t4q'r own r'aN1 p means 7 i
eisr GoN ''"d 'n1 T"n. s'"sS q -
daddy Tor ~hen "as e&a''sp .'i'S
Il pensa'ion o. oH9 '''fIO,7 " >. IT,
pms lFls rif' o I"9 ~ ~" ~,
decidedly ham5"sfFI5A / l4s f''ly1ss
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s aIAffIAs.

r ALL the ls 4s- and mo4 fash; n,8bie
30 out THOI son i BUEdANAN-
Anil u 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

EEANT ye ri Of pis', ifsi -.lA Of :nifairi'.:
I've the public coLfIerce in tbs m5iicirs
has Woa foF II an appreciation aid no.o7ety ~
Jar exceeding ths most sa,1gu:s- expec,at:oIs
bf is friends Nothing tJt Ia iu,-ins;c Vi:
tues and the ullniistakable teneEt corfsfeea on
thousands OF Sufferers, could sF..mats AID
maintain the reputation it eijos-7 " Al.ir ma
ny inferior remedies thruS. EpttE the . niIau
nifty. have failed aud beer t.sC4riel. This has
gaiuel friends by every trial, cdniesre.. he8e-
fits on the afflicted they canneyer forget. a-d
Produced cures too numerous aal to- rsnl.rx-
able 70 be fosgotten
{ While it is a fraud Oh "a pnllic % ED,
thai any one mepiciAc VIII inihlEb:y ctrs--
still there Is abundant proof that the CnrraY
PEcToRAL docs f4t only as gen rsl thira.l...
slaest invariably euge The rs4s lies for Which
It i employed
As tine makes thsse facts y ilsr and Lsfte-
known, this medicine has gradually .l.sconh
the disturbance of the afflicted from tits To-
cabin of the American peasant 10 the lalscls
Of European Kings. Ihrough9ut tbs entire
country, in every Sab, city. sfEs indsed ii
most every hamlet II cortairs. OAaRRY TEtro-.
RAJ IS known as the hes. !. ldv exss4t tor
diseases of the Throa; and E,rl and If mo
ny foreign countries, il i coniineto be used D.,
thor most Intelligent Physicians h. G,sss
Britain, France aud Germany, Is here the NIL
zeal srielcbs havesreathel their Ngiess part,,.-
tiph, CIEHnY PEtToI!4L IS intre Bred. s,.4 +,
fdustlut i,sc in the ArIsi;es, Hc}lit.ls AIMS
Houses, Public Institutions. aud in 3,ples.-s
practice. as the sIreS: reiHe@y tteif attending
Physicians can employ for ilie more dangerous
affections Of the l.pngs. Also ID milder o-,es,
and for chill-e it is safe. pEeas.5 o. and efe4-
nal to cure. IL fact, some Of +ld most tst-e4-
ING testimonials receive hdve been font
parents who have tDnud II eitish cious il casa
particularly incidental 70 chilHsod
The CHERRY PEeToEAI is mlnufaetured ~
a practical. Chemist, and every Ounce Of IL TN
Ter his own eve, with invaTiaLIf accuracy and
care. L IS sealed and PROTECTED bv lal. fr,rg
consequently ca,l be relied O. -
geluine without alulteration
We have endeavored here 10 furnish tls 4
omiauuitv with medicine 4 such iu-rirs.s
superiority and worth as Should commend H.
sell 10 their eonf,lence-a remedy at.al ts s,r..
;pee9x ard effectual, which tbs has !y lerea.-
Il and countless trials proved itseil 70 BE-; 81
rus By great care ia preparrgI il with eJrui-
cal accuracy. If Uniform streFe-h 10 afford
Physicians a new agent onlwhif Fla they Oar "a
y for the best results. AID the afflicted ..as
cmedy that VIII DO for thofa ali that in-1.-
inc can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AYE8.
'ractical and Analytical Chem + Lowell 5ius.
Sod by DiEGEIt < HAMPTON Fivc.ss
lille. April Z, 1b55
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IGL)a HlllMsis Tlltest R.lit.i

10. oiftcg 80, 7a-es .. 70 hhas' 90 3 9oS
s. w az c'ein 1id loC liFst rag 'eai loF mag
ull.'. lll poees y ~ anu III 'lp't.i'
vii BRING high pfle:s-9:tees qaite al'''tine
ra,iFe as a5Y gwen ~ N loa'ssliie L3's WIG
sell hlgh 10 hoaasSile, we are 'f7'i.eii' "oui
commute piptes ef.a'is zoo, i'Sf s''i'' 'iie e
p?Gse OF shlpllls' &C. saVei,
J -3Nt1TereLies- 40 change Aaf ke1 wen sas'
piied asa o'l H.
I " w, ". p.n,- g. 4.t4 -
La r J y % ,ol' lo' kegs ll'' NJ IS b9ei he4F'
ME1ru1s TEyx,-Cotton. The market o.
saturday was n,iite brjsk NJ the rhts, biv.n be-
! low. closing hsm. On Mo.dav. ia decline wa.
noticeable bttt TRANSACTIONS we're l.o Sd frea1s
or i'm l,ortant. owing prob .bly. t4 the reduced
stodk in tn haridsof sellers, Who anticipa-
ted adFaneef' an.s-the hopes , buyers %ho
looked with more 'or less 81 conn iei,ce IoT de-
common ground Of asreelnent- For oar own
part we canLot see 4Isf soiind reason ior cfleu1
fl1n ne Inc tFeth Is that allow or la9iNgf
70 lI,,so I, ,,J b, - ha . ee,
- ~ IA - l55 & ,rat
~ ~ g'tn u -. -, TO-
"a a .''.s l. ~ 80 =, 49, ,bo
as the correds rates Of til market:
Inferior GId62
Ordinary ... .7tMFls
Low Middl. IL dis
MIAMI, sil5oa
Strict MidlliI q 9Ia9i3
Good MiddIitg. 73eI0}
Middlilla FAD nolalnal.
Fair. 10. al
New oh+tEAYS liA;--CottPnH TherP vas al
active Idemfhd RAG the SAYS ran up 70 Ivy
bales, fhe npNNel c.os'iiS lfll'
Inferior Ps2 81 e. 0ii. tar 9,EYe; Aia1
alng, "a + w uood Ni'lliliisi' rvs g
Middiing FIR, II : G Ia ar e. Good
I 'lr' g ! o90l anu LIZ = 4
Stock on hand s.pterberl .9.534
Received since. ........... I.62f.25$ (
1855. SOD /
E1rorted flo daft, sI.4946U0 +
- '''' ~
Stock On hand not cleared l49291
oua71'. an, si''''97,7' ~ - -il
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fevEaa way Nc=re s.ist.

Isl, Name OF llegro IS give q, complexion
hnd Height 81 age. t.h description. 5th
oHneg flame. 6zh date Of commitment
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Toothathe--
Reader, did You ever have a ragin

/ Reader, did you ever have a raging
molar--one that "would not be fpm-
lorted?f If not. then go to Your
closet, and return thanks. Nothing
was ever better calculated to knock
.'lired natures sweet restorer iii
the head, than tlis. That is our de
liberate opinion After having been
put through. Ofthe inventor Of this
hurry, We know nothing; but it
must have come into use since the
days of JOB, or he would not have
been treated with d few boils only
One twinge from three-pronged-
grinder would have done the business
for the old man he would have been
in a suitable frame of mind to have
followed the suggestion of his amia-
bic spouse. Here's what Byron would |
have written on tile subject, had he
only had time;
Far along
From Jaw to Jaw, the rafting bones among
Leaps the toothache Not from one lone tooth, T
But every grinder now hath found atongue;
:
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Lfrss- hay, right hind foot white. little
white on left hind foot few, white hairs in
f. eheal, 10 brands perce:vahle, about Is ;
hdnds high about 4 years old; BY John Frank
li8, se'l., 18th dis, May - 1888. Appraised
u. SO.
Mare. bay color, Black legs, mane and tail,
STIR N forehead, shod before-about III hands
nigh, about 3 wears old, 20 other marks or
5'hn,ls Ie'celvalie; by iianna! Eicins, civil
diktrict No is, Nav 81 l953 APPRAISED at
eR5
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DIED

II this Place, on Safurtav, / b inst, Of con
,uinnt;on, Ar SAMUEL J. IfAAcs Trustee q
Ii colin county, aged about 50 wars. Being
Hrqe and Accepted Mason, he &aH buried with
hk solemn AID inpressi1s rites af The Frater-
q h.
ssazSz =SedrEzssrz
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0r AiTtrti>e,n pts pre- inserted lnthe ogder
III wh.eh .hay are ha'fe ~.
~ A lv,r;:serlsa: snust brl ia,4!el inio7he
Om.e hv r 2;ia3 N99Iab insure an alpqaT-
ance ia the following laac-l
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E-1>t pa Es<i3JlS Taken Up

st, Kini i animal is gwen. ID, color. 81
description. 4th. ag4. 9th, posters name
I6.h, place and time Of arrest,
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]fq1f, hay, no marks Of gear or saddle, per
hays II iohl, about yrs old, about H. hands
hiEh, by Asa Holland, ish lis. March Il, '55
APPRAISED At sos.
Bey;5 b County
Io19e, bay, snip oh nose, right hirl foo
white, scar Oh left FORE foot, o. eve ont, large.
N4.te FIpt ,oa withe~1 abort 151 hands lish.
ahp at I vears old; ~ p . D-:lson l1th dist,
u Is II, 1888. Appraised At sic.
-Hafs black. ne hr4rds about Is years old,
al put years; by Edmund Hamilton, l9th dis
Nhy H.. Appraised Al $50.
M iisoa county. -A'abama.
Lorse, sorrel, blaze face, both hind feet
" bite. sohne saddle spots, about 10 hands high
obbut 1@vTs dfl; by Moses u. Posey, JAN IL
1873 APPRAISED to $50.
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d1oII0.a 1trg 1851.

r~r III. are n al,a-z4l to announce DOL
D,yia 5 Eso3 H.. Candidate Tor Shdrif
OF Linfoln dunt al tie ltirei elec5ioe ESP +.
CErWe 81 hNrizH 70 annaeaca Little
Fscrry =. f'1iG. b a ldata for Saer'Ii %
I.iaesla co.al r as lie Marth election. 1871.
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Boligr1r, Hqr 'eaon roaotg.

I107llT1T, III fo70n 0oa0tY
Reden Hack, 6ft . or Bin high. about q
,dars cid, 9eighs about 19) his; to Pleas anf
lggss, Of Marshall couhty, Mss. Committed
'Ihrch rs, i53
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Hazard Powder COMPANY.

VIE Undersigned Agents Of the above CUNPowDER
j present the most extensive one
IL the United by arrivals received
large supplies of the various qualities Of Pawde usual
~ demanded In this Market, have now on aand, and
offer for sale, the following kinds. viz:
CANISTER POWDER, In Canisters OF pound, and
Is 70 case of.he American Sporting being the fines.
quality made, the "lndan Rifle" and the ':Keutucky
Rifle. Powder, F. F. also In Canisters of pounds
and II 70 case Of the Kentucky Rifle" Powder. F. F
F. & aud FIG;
kEG POWDER in whole, half and quarter kegs. of
the "kentucky Riffs the staple Powder of the country,
2. FG F. r g., .Sea shooting, in quarter kegs Of
the .American Sporting Powder, the hiehcst manuac
tured for sporsmehs aud Pistol shooting and also
IN whps kegs Of Fairlawn Mills being Cannon or Mus
ket Powder.
The high reputatoa which the Hazard Company's
Powder has 0btaiued far has become known, SUI
pcrcedes the necessities Of any remarks in its praise and
we will only state that We GuAxvNrEE uNExcELLED
III ANT OTHER MANuTAcroRY, although 1t is acknowcd-
sed BY those who have tried II to b superior all other
brands. A.
We wish tito be expressly understood that any pack
not proving satisfactory, will be taken backby u.s. and
its cost aud expenses refunded.
We nKc prepared to deliver promptly any quantity upon
order being left q our store on board Of Steamboats,
fsee Of change C. T. BUDDECKE CO., Agents.
TT loo Tchoupit0ulas Street, New Orleans
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conre paroisse ct lee trouves es e
recommendons anis soient payes: lie compe de Henry
Howard Sc montant 49, pour ayor fat DIES plans 81
caons pour une Prison Parosse ct lie conpse ae q
Lasne Coroner montant s75, pour avon ehS Ge a''s
enGuetes sur des corps morris. d. y. As'' ~
/ Mr.. Pertuit offrit la resolution suiyante, qui
fut approuvee:
Resn, One rA,,cat de Parosse est instruit dinener
mn cone les personnes q achete les trayex
fre s,r certaes erres Ia yete de Flnsecteur ct don't
rourrage ma pas etc accepte.
Mr.. Williams propose Ia resolution suivante,
qui fut approuvee.
Resl Que lie present systeme dInspection des cemins
ct Levees continue jusqua la procaine lie
meme Saare aux Inspecteur ct que orsque lie Jury saonr
quill sjournera pour sassenbier premier Lund de
Juliet proclaim.
LIE Jury proceda relection DIES Inspectors
de chemins ct levee, Messrs. Auguste Robichaux,
ct Homer Bernard furent proposes CONNIE cam
dinats pour Inspector du premier District. lie
vote ttant pris Mr.. Bernard a recu yoix, ct
Mr.. Robichaux I, Mr.. Bernard fut en- conse-
quence &lu Inspector du premier Distrit.
Mr.. Narcisse Leblanc fut elu Inspector du
Second District, sans opposition.
Mr.. Pcrtuit offrit la resolution suivante:
Resozu Que rInspecter u 2eme District dome fAvoca
de Paroisse pour esquees ma accepte les
les chens ct eyees vendu par u aux per-
sonnes don't il a retourne les bonds au Jury.
Mr. Williams presenta la resolution suivante:
Reso Que lie President est prize de procurer les der
nieres lois relatives cemns ct evees dici la procae
seance.
LIE Jury s'est ajourne jusqu' au premier Lundi
de Juliet proclaim.
J. K. GOURDAIN, President.
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NOW Is THE TIME!

MR.. GURNEY, of Natchez, Miss,
lxl would respectfully announce to the Ladies and Cen
emen Of Thibodaux and vicinity that he has opened
GALLERY, over the STORE OF MEssRs BADEAUX &
BRUFF,-Main street Jackson-for the purpose of
practising the beautiful
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His pictures by distinguished to be
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Cincinnati to be superior to any taken in that city, and
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He respectfully socts the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
community to call and give him sitting free Of CHARGE
and test his merits artist His variety stock
pete, embracing everything in the line.
Licensees of Children taken to perfection Perfect salts
faction given or no charge made.
Mr. Gurney's stay in town viii be limited week ten
days, and those who wish secure good feke like
ness Of themselves, win confer favor by calling soon IA
To the Members of the Louisiana bar.
,HE undersigned has the following works. relating to the
Laws of Louisiana, which he is prepared to sell for
cash. at very great reduction upon the prices formerly de-
manded
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the Supreme Court of the Territory of Orleans ard in the
Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana. By Francois
Xavier Martin, Of the Judges of said Courtswit
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Musical Notice.

Musical Notice.
THE undersigned takes the pleasure of
L informing his friends and the planters t,;v. ..a
general that he has constantly hand NtM MgSE1
and is always receiving large assortnents EzSSir.4
of Musical instruments, such Pianos of all Sizes
Guitars, Music Paper, Vioionceos, Victims, Violin
Strings and Bows, Sc &c, The following among
some of his newly received goods
PIANOS: A large stock of scale of 6, 81 81 and
Octave Piano Fortes all of which will be sold factory
prices.
GUITARS Tomas Guitars constantly on hand-also,
imported Guitars Of the hest spanish and French pat
terms, together with low priced German Guitars.
RULED MUSIC PAPER ): Music Paper of i2, IA, I6,
constantly on hand and manufactured to order.
VIOLONCELLOS: In every variety.
STRlNGS:For Violin, Violoncelo, Tenor Viol, Double
Bass, Guitar and Banjo Keeps the best Strings that
be procured. Sold wholesale and retail.
VIOLINS AND VIOLIN BOWS: Violin Gases. Bow
Hair, Bridges, Pegs, Tail Pieces FngerBoards, Mutes
Rosin. &c. &c.
REEDS: For ClariDnet, Bassoon and Oboe.
DRUMS: OF all sizes, Drum Heads, Sticks, Cords,
Shares. &c. &c.
GUITAR PATENT HEADS Guitar Pins, Cases. Ca
20 d. Astras Bridges Knobs and Pins.
PIANO FORTE TRIMMINGS: OF all kinds. Piano
Forte Stools.
TUNING FORKS; Tuning Hammers. Tuning Pipes
Dealers and Heads of Seminaries, supplied at the low
wholesale prices with everything in the Music Line.
Address w. II. MAYO,
5-tf. Nos & % Camp Street, New Orleans.
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AGENCY OF THE
Merchants Insurance Company
of New Orleans.

FOR the parishes of Assumption, La
i f,urche and Terrebonne The undersigned having
been appointed agent for the above Insurance Company
beg leave call the attention of Planters Merchants AMI
property holders of the three above parishes the follow
ing clause adopted by the Board of Presidents In
Comnanes of New Orles ns for country Fire ri ks.
w@ PRE- PISKS out of New Orleans buildings
contents excepting Gin and Sugar Houses and their
tents have the following clause inserted PROVIDED THE
PLACE HAS NO INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENCY
IN IT namely
1t is understood and agreed be condition of this In
surance that in of any lss within the policy the In
to be liable only for THREE FOuTIIs OF THE
SAME, not exceeding the herein Insured, and the
OTHER FOURTH to be BORNE BY THE ASSURED.
The undersigned is ready Insure properties against
Fire Risks and also Cargo per Steamboats,.
CHARLES IESSEPS, Agent
Firm of Lesseps & Deguihem, Thibodaux, La
May 9th, 1853. [22-1y.l
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jury de Police.


Conformement a La loi lie Jury de Police de ];
paroisse de Lafourche, s'est assemble, Lundl II
6 de JUN, 1858.
Presents: Valery Vickner, Louis Boudreaux
J.. Panvel, c. Armitage, H. Bernard, q: Der Be
nard. J. C. Raglan. j. X. Gourdain, A. b. Thi
bodaux, L. Pcrt,lit s: Folse, A. Cretini.
Les membres des 5, 6, 7, 8, ct 15eme AKRON
easements etaient absents fappel.
Mr.. A. B. Thibodaux fut nomme president
pro tenn.
Sur motion Mr. Gourdain fnt nop'me president
du Jury de Police par acclan'"eIon l., :.
LIE president nomma Messfs: 1hoodaux, "
Bernard ct PANEL dun comlte pour examiner
les retours detection DIES nouveaux Beanbres
LIE dit comite rapporta que Messrs. l.. Bou-
dreaux, L. Pertuit, II. Bernard, J. K. Gourdain,
J. c. Raglan, G. Armitage, s. Fo-e, etaient du-
ment elus membres du Jury de Police, mails
CONNIE il un protet contre relection de Mr..
Vickner nous soumettons cette question au jury.
lie dit rapport fut approuye ct les dites person.
mes furent assermcntees.
lie president nomma Messrs. Raglan, Bernard,
ct Pertuit Pun comte pour examiner lie protet
susmentione.
lie Jury s'est adjourne jusqu'a deux heures,
r NJ.
SEANcE DU SoIR.
a deuX heureS lie jury s est rasseIhple, un
quorum present.
Messrs. Barker ct Raymond parurent dams
1eurs sieges.
LIE comite auquel await etc referee relection
contestee fit lie rapport suivant:
AnG President ct Menab7es du Jury de Police:
Nous les soussignes membres du comite nomnie pour
senquerr de la egae de Pelecton enue dams lie premier
District rouvons que dapres outes les auerites que
pn vor que les votes de G. W. Williams ct Joseph
Beauvas etaent ilegales, mails demandons que lie
Jury decide par vote, auant que pouvions
Louis Boureaux Rosemond Triche, prouye notre
satisfaction que les dts voans resdae pas dams lie Dis
rict fepoque de relection.
Rcspectueusement soumis, ]. G. RAGAN, Chef
Sur motion lie vote du Jury fut pris sur La le-
galite de Ia dite election ct lie resultat fut un-
anime contre. En- consequence, la dite election
est null ct une nouvelle election est ordonnee de
suite dams lie dit District.
lie Jury proceda Pelection de SEES officers.
L. s. Allan etc elu Secretaire, Arcene
Bergeron, Sergent d Armes, ct W. P. Rounet,
Medecin de parosse.
NIessrs C. Belcher, ct W. Hall, furent pro-
poses pour Police d'Avocat de paroisse, lie vote
Giant pris par scrutin, lie resultat fut CONNIE
suit Mr. Hall ell votes, ct Mr.. Belcher 4
en- consequence, Mr.. Hall ayant reeu la majorite
DIES yoix donnees fut pronounce dument elu
Avocat de Paroisse pour cette aimee.
lie Jury proceda a 10 nomination DIES Chefs
OrdOnnateurs de Patroulle dams chauue District