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On motion Of Mr.. Lirette.
Acom,nittee composed Of Messrs. J. D.
Bond. c. Tennent, g. L. Lester together
with the Road Inspector Of the lst Dlrtrie'
were appointed TO cause the necessary re-
pairs to be made on the cause way leading
from the Bayou it.rrehonne to Bayou
Black en- the banks OF the 3arrataria
Canal. Situated near Hounla
The Police Jury adjourned <ae die.
]. AICOCk, President
FRANK GAcsE, Clerk.
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Succession of Jerome Dure.
VTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish

~ Terrebenne-5th District Court
WHEREAS: Jean Charles Dupre OF the Parisn oi i4
e,nrche administrator Of said succession htHns
win the undersigned Clerk Of said Court ., ~.
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''1s W;,na.s INV hand this Sd day OF October, 1o55
"i1ness '"' j. AYC0CK, Clerk Of said Court
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Succession de Jerome Dupre.
ne Ia LOUISIANE--Pa

oisse rerrebonne-Cour du 5eme Dicsr,ci
ATTENDU que JEAN CHARLES DUPRE. re "a fafe
- - nrche administrator de In susdi.a Succession,
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mn com,te final de administrator De = de
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pr.eecdiass Of the Police Jury
UF IKE
PARISH or TOaTa39NNE

EoPAE4EW&Ek9lS IA 0AAS =
OF THE
PARISH or 7OaIa9YNNE.
In confarmity with adjournment. the
police Jurs Of the Parish of 'ferrebnnne
me, this day. the 18th Of November, 1880
MxnBErs PRESENT: J. Ayeoek. Presi-
dent Isiaore Drpre, Alexandra Lirette.i
Eursne Fields. ]. B. DnpIansy. P. Welsh.
IN. UmberfeId. c. c. Wallis. (s)
MExssRs ABSENT: Washington Tan
ner. Joachim G,,eno. Francois Iheriot.
The 81. ward not represented, the Sc
rond ward left vacant by the death OF the
Hon. Il. {. Thibodaux.
NJ. Welsh moved tha, the reading OF the
minutes be dispensed with.
NJ. Lircfie OBJECTED and called tor the
reading of The minutes of the last meeting
there being no opposition to Mr.. LlFetfe >
motan the minutes we're then read after
che reading thereof. Mr.. Lirette offered the
f,lla#ing, which was adopted:
Resolred, That the minutes OF the last
meeting be 50 amended as to read that J..
Aycock was absent at the opening Of the
meeting, that he afterwards appeared in
his .+at took part in the dpliberation and
thra absented himself again.
On motion, new committee was ap-
painted to report on the petition OF fMEssRs.
BLAKE, WHITE & ANDERSON, forthwith.
The President appointed Messrs. Welsh.
Fields, Lirette members Of said commit
tec.
u nation Of Mr.. Wallis.
1 new committee was appointed to re-
pm on the petition Of V. Salaskowski.
,he President appointed Messrs. Wallis
l'mherfeld, Dupre members of said COM
uiiee.
On motion nf Mr.. Lirette..
member, in lieu Of the Hon. H. C.
nibodaux deceased, was appointed or
tle committee requested to report on tht
petition ofsJohn Berger. The Presiden
appointed Mr.. Lireite member Of sale
committee.
The rrport on the petition Of a mum
her Of inhabitants Of Bayou Black, pray
ing that the Parish subscriber for the erec
ION Of . bridge ACROSS Bayou Black wa.
mad.
Mr.. Wallis moved the adoption Of th,
report which motion was lost.
The President appointed Mr.. Lirette
member Of the committee on sundry claim
n f~u Of H. C. Thibodaux.
The following report was read and th
saG vas adopted:
To the Police Jur
y e Parish Of Terrebonne.
&c undersigned. committee appointe
e ase into consideration petition pre-
sen.ed TO Your body by the Rev. Ta-se
.a.'ag the appropriation, ofa piece oflan
= 3 used as 4 public burying grount
1k leave to report.
aat they have had the matter unde
1ssderafion and examination and find ii
raf'sa possesses tract Of land in d.
I'm Of Hoama, having ! front One a
90 % hayou Terrebonne BY about te
eais deep, that the catholic Pari.
sefra ls situated about four arpents fro
seyaa Ierrebonne nearly one half Of sa
1afch being actually on said Parish Ian
there are no public huryins groun
alef than about ten miles of the seat
leo of the Parish, and that the pab]
eesence1rquires such hurying grouu
"heretore yo1r committee recommr
aalfol aidsract Of land above descri
commencing forty feet in front of !,
-, and ruaainE back the depth Of /
- = set apa1t and appropriated 10 ,
., ne People Of the Parish ot T,
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On motion, it was,
Resoired, That the claim Of J. A. LIE.
Blanc Recorder Of the Parish of Ter.
rebonne for extending assessment roll to'
the year 1855, amounting 10 seventy i've
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place of interment for the dead with the
exception of such part as is covered BY
he church or as may be necessary for 8
road around it. and. that the portion SO ex-
cepted be granted in usufruct to said
church So long as it may be required for
the above purpose.
They farther recommend that sfr. Tas-
set the present Priest Of the Parish and
his successors be author!ze. TO enclose said
burying ground and keep il in order. and
that, as compensation for bis trouble and
expense. any person or persons who Shau
wish to become the purchaser of Is 4
ground for somIs, he shall have the right
to sell such plat Of ground and receive the
reicept therefore. The price for locations
ior to5nbs and fees for Euriais TO be fixed
BY committee composed Of the Parish
Priest. the Parish Recorder and the Pre-
sident OF the Police Jury :-all Of which
Is respectful submitted
A. LERE-TE Chairman.
The committee appointed to lay out a
public road on Bayou DuLarge We're gran
led a DELAY until next meeting to report,
The following report was read and the
! same adopted.
To the Hon. the President and men,
bers of the Police Jury Of the Parish OF
Terrebonne.
Your committee appointed at setting
70 the dav of 1855 20 superin-
md and contract for the repairs to be
made to the Parish Prison beg leave to
report.
That they contracted with Mr. J. w
DEWoLF for the work at the sum of S37t
and afterwards agreed that said VOL
should be entitled to all the old lumber re
moved from said Prison in consideration
ais white ashing the two front rooms ans
passage and repairing one OF the baci
rooms which was not included in the con
tract.
1onr committee further report that th'
said DeWolf has performed his work &C
.ording to his contract and understanding
.na pray that said DeW Wolf be paid the sal
sun of Three hundred and seventy dol
lars &c.
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C. ]. DUPRE,
j. Is. DuPLANTY flls'
JOHN II. UMBERFlELI

On motion Of Mr. Umberfield. be it.
Resoired, That tie Treasurer be and
he is hereby authorized to pay J. ".
DeWolf the sum of Three Hundred and
eventv dollars for labor done on the Parish
Prison according to contract.
On motion Of Mr. Dnpre, it was.
Resolred, That the President of the
Police Jury be authorized TO enter into
notaria! act with the Catholic Bishop oi
Louisiana. by which the police Jury and
he catholic Bishop bind themselves to car
~ out tho provisions and clauses contained
IN the report granting certain portion OF
the Parish Property as public bnrying
ground.
The committee appointed to lay out
prbiic road on the Bayou Chacahoula was
granted further delay to report.
| On motion.
The Police Jury took . recess for one
hour.
| The Police jury met Present as before.
| On motion Of Mr.. Welsh.
Whereas the Police Jury authorized the
purchaser of ant Iron safe for the safe keep
ling Of the funds and important bapers be-
longing TO the parish, on the 2nd day Of
December 1880 limiting the cost OF such
safe at Forty dollars and whereas good
/ Fire Proof safe Of convenient size cannot
be bought for that sum /: therefore.
/ Be it Resolved, that the Treasurer Of
the Parish be and he is hereby authorized
and empowered to purchase, for the use q
i the Parish. good and substantial hre
Inraof safe of a convenient size to hold the
iunds, important papers and books belong.
ing to the Parish provided the cost OF the
!, same shall not exceed eighty dollars.
| Further Resolred, tha, any ordinance o
resolution passed on this subject previous
: to the above preamble and resolution b.
!. and the same arehereby repealed.
II On motion OF Mr.. Duplanty It was,
i Resolred, That the lower line OF Johl
Ciark's plantation on the Little Caillo
+ shall henceforth be recognized as the llm1
E between the ninth and tenth Police Jur
E wards Of this Parish.
! On motion Of Mr.. Lirette.
a The following report was read ano u
b sanr was adopted.
nj The undersigned committee appoinse
d 10 confer with Mr.. Mercer, for Auorne
/; fees retain by him in the case Of the Par'
l. OF Terrebcnne vs.. the Barrataria canal
of Co, your committee is Of opinion that th
icI said Mercer be required to refund to th
4. Treasurer Of the Parish the said sum !
ID forty dollars.
b. A. L1RETTE, chairman
,e On motion, it was,
,e Resolred, That the claim Of J. A. L.
he Blanc Recorder Of the Parish OF 1e
r rebonne for extending assessment roll t
q the year 1855, amounting to seventy III
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I.OSTOk STOLEN!

NOTICE is hereby given that recent
of John Marie Beethou in my iavor ior tnIs I,s 's
re and one dollars dated about the An o. sus IN, ne
io ..ro ,a,ks q, accounts note OF hity 90 sfs .'
- = ,,a w,,;r h.. NJ tnae her with number OF stASf
= ner. were staen from my house and trunk on hf47A
;sIs nd the 2Dsh at July ia t. .ra 80
aanrrsons are Aarnei net trade or ths sah q ~
rsc,,S.te,, a. restsrs Them TO me II onns ,r,v.,
Get 1.-3t
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Sit.kltfS 5 SALE.
STATE OF LOVISlAN4-PAR!ofi
~ OF TERREBONNE-Eif;h District court
vs.. Ne $50.

:
Juhn L. Rockwood.
Il yr tie Of writ ct Alias g. IA. efran7tins tnoin re
aly.e. sitting in at tr ihe SAL f''7t
IA 10 dir cted the uHdr i-ued Shrif IN the ''r
en ;;e. Il I'd numlefes VIII "far sale ~ pupdc
su ii =. a the courthouse door in Ho1n:a,on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January, 1885,.
netween the hon= of II O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock + i
tue fot!ewiu. de c>ihed property, t,rwi':
=. cert i r.cE " at o. -, sitfa1ea III -
1.y OF II M uoa urnsu frent witt ~ tfl az
10 feet situai ed in the of oi Ii, hfio stng T. j
nd ESQ pe7tle! thcretrom By st eet al ~ ne f't
I on one sid buunt, Il by tree. oa the otte-' ana
oaes,i In, He rear III lit IS ether with ali the l-
-.ve.ns to hs Lngn..
sad sa will he ne satisfy the irincp pal iGieFes.'
# 20 - If su IL TIE above "a
r. rms astd Con!itions.-tASi.
f. o. GAGNE Deputy sIeriE.
T1eu,ra Nov ~ IS55-
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RAYOU BLACK PACKET

yyyHF New Steamer, T. s. AksHEh, FMa
| viii commence her reguir u1ps k@5Tzfs'
about the 18th inst, and win continue !" zs5Sz.s
nm fr,m Tiserve to the Upper W aters r-s.gt,s
IN Raw, Bsnou RIack throughout ,ha entire season. IRE
=, an, trom the opeluusas Railroad, an tne 0s
tsr "a rticulsrs apry board or to = 1H'G
LESTER, Homrna. So ~
October b. 1e55-i3-h
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RI SJTIPHATE OF LIME.

BT.SJTLPHATE OF LIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED having eslan-
/ Fshed aBI-STLPHATE0F LINE MAs " -. -
nv IA tie ity of New Ore take pleasure In stths
he Planters generally that they are prepared
.ha ass;sance Of an experienced Chemist 70
snperiar article. M S'lil L. L. c.. y Orleans
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gYTELEGRAPH.
[Rspor.s Furnished BY the As,oeia.ed Pre..,l


WASHINGTON, Dec 7--HousE.-The 23d ballot
has been taken, and no election Of Speaker yet
Campbell, with tho Indulgence of the House, said
that the country was looking on our proceedings
with deep anxiety, and every member is ready to
acknowledge the Importance of our speedy organi-
zaiiou We have now been voting FIVE days, and
the Esd ballot has been taken. find that through
the partially Of friends have received in six of
them higher number than any other candidate
aud in al q greater number than any candidate in
opposition to tile Administration. Yet it is Obvious
TO me that it is impossibie my friends to succeed
uncss 1 can perform one of two conditions, either
repudate my principles Oh slavery and American
ism, or in some way, directly or Indirectly, make
pledges as TO the organization OF committees which
would amount to a sacrifice OF my self respect, and
make NE fit object OF public contempt. Under
these circumstances aud feeling the interest of the
couatry requires speedy organization, aud regard
ing that interest paramount to every other consde-
ration, / withdraw nav name candidate.
NEW 5 DIRK, Dec. l. eyeDing.-Cotton heavy and
prices deeIncd ]. Orleans Middling %; Upland
Middling 9; Upland Fair g. Flour dropping
State IS 81 Wheat decIined-Southern red 81 10
LoUlsvnLE, Dec 8.-River feet inches and
falling Departed City of Cairo.
Pr THURG, Dec. S, noon.-River4 feet 10 inches
aud falling.
ClNclSNATI, Dec. 8, noon,--Flour dull 81 7Oa
81 10; white Wheat, 81 SO; common Barley Malt,
81 30; prime. do, 81 10; prime Lard Il; Hogs
dun, no -ales reported Whisky dull at So5; Sugar
7taS; Nolasses 40; Coffee unchai god. River fall
en- inches Yesterday.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 8.-SENATE.-On motion of
Pratt, VIM Hickey was appointed Chief Clerk and
j. IL. Nicholson Reading Clerk Sumner presented
a petition from Commodore Smith, demonstrating
against the action Of the Naval Board placing him
on the retired list. Adjourned.
HousE-R .sumed voting for Speaker. On 18th
ballot, Richardson 73, Banks 81, Fuller IS, Pen
ainaton s, Thur>ton B. Carlisle 5, Wheeler 6, ZOl
HcgGrr ., Saas-e, Howard, Haven, Walker, Har.
land, Bell, Smith, Aa.,) Andrews, Oliver, Greene,
one each
WAsuIxGToy, Dec ST. P. Blair has written a
letter TO Tie Republican Association, Washington,
in response 20 the Invitation to preside over that
organization, taking srogc grounds against the ex-
tension OF -layyry, and urging the Republicans to
unit firmly in the effort in securing the freedom Of
Kau-as.
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E. D. FARNsWORTH.
A New star at the AdcIphi-- James
Bennett.

The eutorprising manager Of the Adelphi Thea
ire, presents tue theatre-going public Of our city
with brilliant attraction to night in Mr.. BENNETT,
the tragediau. The grand tragedy Of Richard III,
is selected "a the character in which this gentleman
shall make his debut before a Nashville audience.
Although Mr. Benefits is rot vet familiar name
on the li-t Of theatrical notabides who have visit
cd tue South, yet he does not come among Us un-
heralied. Our exchanges speak ia high terms of
his abilities. The savannah papers, in which city
be PLAYED lis last engagement, are filled with COM
mcudatory criticisms Of his acting. From what we
have heard Of Mr. Bennett, we have no doubt that
at Tie close Of his present engagement, he will be
iavorite whom the patrons Of the Ajeph will be
10th 20 part With Let the house be filled to night
20 greet Mr. Bennett his introduction.
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flhf 1ni-r Elei wishes e. sz his 'aa interest in i1eE-
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-10

Lsg- Capt. JoHS S DAsHIELL, PresiIeu. Of the
hundred dollars, donation from 10 EDWARDS, E-q.,
one OF ou most liberal aud enli- htcncd merchants,
to be distributed among the several Fire Companies
for their gallant exertions the fire Oh the LIT lust
in protecting his store
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-10

the Judge of the Z. s. Court for the District, and
the Collector or other chief officer of Customs for the
District.
The cause Of my removal being thus fully ex-
planned, and my official duties closed, leave the
verdict to the American people.
Respectfully,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-10

4 Few MORE LEFT.-Hardcastle has small
number Of sacks Of that choice Buck wheat Flour
L Is the best We ever used.