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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The official re-
turns reduce Wise's majority below lO,-
OOO. The election of Lewis Dem in
the 18th district is still in doubt The
Enquirer is prepared to hear Of his de.
feat. s9a7a9 1.bi9- 3 a5,i n,qg o-.r.
A marriage party in Washington Co.,
Nd, were poisoned, by eating custard, in
which arsenic had been placed. Tho
bride, among number who committed the
act. The servants are all sick from eating
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

ONE VoTE.-At a recent election in
Chambersburg, Pa, one vote elected the
three town Auditors. 1t was not gener-
ally known they were to be voted for those
officers. They were, Of course, elected,
and he selected them. The borough was
surprized. i g et rs-gn, 't.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06


The BIBLE.-The Bible must be the
invention of good men or angels, of bad
men or devils, or of God .a" n' h.. '3.'.a
2 1t could not be the invention Of good
men or angels, for they neither would nor
could make book and tell lies all the
time they were writing it saying "Fhus
saieth the Lord when it was their own
invention. ia.la 81 al A'.'til-.". 3e
1t could not be the invention Of bad
men Or devils, for they could not make a
book which commands all duty, forbids all
sin, and condems themselves to all eterni-
ty. ~ '''' .''-. '-'''' .'''' ~ y "'' : y. "
therefore draw this conclusion: the
Bible must be given by inspiration Of God.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

B0-The, New York liquordealerS have
raised q fund of nearly hundred thous-
and dollars, With which to fight thencw
law, which goes into eject on the fourth
Of july We. rather guess, like the as,
sailants at sebnstopol, they Hillirun out Of
ammunition ere they batter down the for
ti6cations Of the temperance castle. "a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

New YORK, June 4.-Catharine N. For
rest VS.. Edwin Forrest came up in the
Superior Court this morning, and judge
ment was entered for the plaintiff, by de-
fault. 0HrH = ..-'l -..tgrr wi.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

New HAVEN, June 4, ALFRED Black
man (Dem. was elected Mayor by plu
rality Of 300, to-day and 100 over all op-
position. 80 ...fa. e..,.....
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WASHINGTON June 5.-Average majorf.
ty for the American ticket 553. The
Americans lose six Councilmen, and gain
four Aldermen. Majority onjoint ballot ff-
teen. "' l't ..5i .i4 .aHl 1at ...r
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The Know
Nothing Convention assembled in this city
to-day. There e2lO delgates present,
representing every State and Territory in
the Union. @-. s'. .3 t1 ',".
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

PITTsBURaH, June 5.-Noon.-Riper 8
feet 8 inches and at a stand. 81, .iar. 10.
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From New MEXIOo.-BATTLE WITH
THE INDIANo.-By special dispatch the
St. Louis Republican receives the follow
ing: ...
INDEPENDENCE, May %.
The Santa Fee mail reached here on
Monday last. Business is quite dull, and
will continue so until the trains get in.
The difficulties with the Indians have
measurably ceased, in consequence of the
active operations Of the troops.
Col. Fauntleroy left Fort Massachusetts,
on the 23d, in pursuit of the Utahs. Col.
St. Vrain, with three companies, two Of
volunteers and one of regulars, had prece-
ded him, and they werc to moot at sangro
del Christie pass but the Colonel coming
across fresh train of Apaches, followed
them into the Ratoon mountains, aud after
two days pursuit, overlook and killed five
men, taking six women and two children
prisoners, and destroyed all the property
of the band. The prisoners informed Col
st. Vrain that the Indians were to meet al
the Junction Of Red river and the Moro
and troops are dispatched to that point tt
1
intercept and destroy them. .r,... .,n.
| Col. Miller is in the White mountains
after the Mescarilloes.
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TSECoND DISPATCH

PORTLAND, June 8, 10 o'clock. Last
night noisy mob assembled about the
building, used as City Liquor Agency,
and attemped to break in upon lp and destroy
the liquor, The. Police made an attempt
to preserve the peace; but the crowd be-
coming more threatening, two military
companies were called out, 1t is thought
all will end quietly: n
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BosToN, June 4.-By the Portland pa
pers we have additional particulars. The
attack on the building was chiefly made
BY boys, who threw stones, &c. The May
o. Or appeared on the ground, AourishiDg a
SWORD, with two military companies, whom
hslsrdered out Thaaappearanss. of the
MayQE and fhe @ilitetyS exaspsrateA the
crowd who received them with srO$na.sad
,hisses The Mayor Orddfed Ii i infantry
tt. Ere. The Captain ref Ssed to obey, say
ing, that the circumstance did not call for
such measure 5. The Riff Guard soon af.
ter approached; when the mob, having
burst open the door Offhe liquor rooms, a
section Of the company, BY order of the
Mayor fred One person was killed and
.dxNOE seven wounded. A public meeting
of ci tizens was held this morning, who ap-
pointed q committee to inyestigateIthe af-
ca. tfAl - \ tE&FIStJo q 4
A""fftt' GySR ggfzY ~ f. - sase1sss ,.s,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

BeA.I matters Ofconsaience, first thoughts
are best; in matters Of prudence, las thO'ts
are best,
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THIRD DISPATCH. |


AT a late hour the mob broke into the
building. The military, who were drawn
upon the opposite side, fired q yOlley, Kill
ling Ephraim, Robbins, Of Eastport, and
wounded several ,others--7some severely
4, squad Of the Rife Guards then charged
the crowd with 'bayouets, which rapidly
dispersed them. One old gentleman, said
to have been gong quietly on his way home
receiyed,a severe bayohet wound. Few
arrests were made. '".-" '' '''Np ''3hlya
Another man is reported dead this NOR. nor
ming Of his wounds. ''- ~ '''"' "''AH 2
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-06

Land warrants are quoted to day at $l,-
10 per acre and scarce. '.' ''' '''. -
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WASHINGTON, June; 4.-Itis conceded,
on all hands, that the American ticket has
been elected by respectable majority. The
vote was small and the election very qui-
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16
PR OC l. A NJ A Il ION.-
To the People Of ThibOdaux and
viciniSV.

THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELT
DULVER MACHER'S Hydro Electric
l. Voltac Chains, used for the instant relief and per-
mane of all NERVOUS DISEASES Tor the first
introduced into the State Of Louisiana These Chains
introduced France two years since and from
thence extended Germany Austria, Prussia, Eng
land and but year his elapsed since they introduced
into the United States They used in the hospitals
London Paris Vienna Berlin also in every hospitals
New York They secured and patented In five differ
Kingdoms also in tn scountry and constantly used
with the astonishing by both Physicians and
Pat ens in the relief of rheumatism nul and
Sweled Joints. Neuralaa of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous Headache, pitaon of the Heart Contraction
Impotence, Uterine Pans and all diseases VIII ch pro-
duced from diminished amount of Nervous Fluid. Certi-
cate Of most beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases have been received from Professors Mott Van
Buren, Posi- of New York city, Doctors Goldng Bird and
Pecifara of London also from stingushed Medic al Men
in of the cities Of Europe besides than thor-
sand from patents who have been cured by the use in
various OF the country 1t is establ shed fact,
which Phi ician dare, deny. that all Nervous
Diseases increased in severity, rather than benefed
the people is being awakening to this truth By
avoiding all drugs and patent NGsrums thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature pure air,
proper exercise, diet bathing &c. By the os the
Chains nature is greatly assisted in her efforts and I'm.
pulse is given the energies OF the system which
health without the process of swallowing the
sickennng disgusting nosrums that thrown before
the public. pamphe. containing certificates of cure
description the Chains and the mode Of may be OBJ
tanned free of charge. at the Drug Store Of
ca LUTON TO LADIES'
Ladies who enciente requested to them with
great Caution for by long continued miscarriage ap-
to be produced.
For sale every city III the United States, and can be-
sent by mail to any part # the country.
FRIRELL & GAINES, Agents for ThbodauI-
s. STEINERT GenI Agent. n. Y. l3l-lyl
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Election Notice.

TN conformity to a proclamation of the
Il Honorable H. C. Thibodaux, President of the Police
Jury of the parish Of Terrebonne, election will be held
the places and hours Saturday the 23d Of june
parish purpose ofeecting each member to
said Ward in the Police Jury whose term Of service
shall begin the lst Monday of September, 1855.
First Ward-Furcy Thbodaux, J. B. Doudreaux, r. D.
Jordan, commissioners.
Third Ward--J. McColum NJ. H. Daunis Joseph Le-
Blanc, dit Noise, commissioners.
Fourth Ward-C. +. Aycock, Izdore Dupre, P. A. Beck
NELL commissioners.
commissioners.
Eighth Ward-M Dupre E. Fields, N. Robchaux COM
mjssioners.
Ninth Ward--J. Tou5s, H. Roddy, V. Berger, commits
sioners.
Twelfth Ward-E D. Burguieres, E. Porche D. NJ. Lang,
commissioners
The Of elections shall be transmitted the
dersigned F. GAGNE, Clerk.
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THIBODAUX LOUISIANA SATURDAY. JUNE 16 1885,

Thousand and Ninety Three Dollars and SixySevrn
We therefore recommend the approval and said account
and their discharge and also the onds of said Treasurer be
cancelled, June 5th, 1855. JAMES BTLLIu Chairman.
TREASCRER'S REPORT
Eugene G. Ro5ictdu1 in account ecih the Parish Of
1854 Ldf,arche. DIR.
To balance on hand June as per account
dered to Police Jury - .............. - sl,21s II
To cash received Of NJ. Bourg, at sundry times
taxes Of 1853 5,4so IS
March 7, 1855. Cash reed Of c. Lagarde dep'y
81 erif in suit Of Parish lands of T. English 27 so
State cs Mrs. Tyrels, being fine in favor Of the
Pa ish OF Lafourche. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60 W
From A. Champagne, jr., for the third and last
payment the Their lot land ............-. S5 90
To cash ON she tif in the case Of the Parish cs.
land Of Berthole Barrois Observation-Disclosures. 4o4 IS
From sheriff for taxes of lSh3. ............. $50 90
in suit Of Parish u.s. land Of the heirs
NJ. Bourg sheriff. balance due parish taxes
for the year 1853 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III so
To cash of NJ. Boufg, being in full for specific
taxes, in advance, for the year 1854 $50 90
May 10. From NJ Bourg on account Of taxes for
the year 1854 Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
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PR Rim E'S HOT E l.

TlHE undersigned having leased the 1aA
i large brick building recently occupied by fEE7:.f
Wakenan Smith, corner Of Maronge and Levee SS ii
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing and having ~
made extensive alterations and improvements, and gone
to heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the house,
has opened it as FIRST CLASS HOTEL
The proprietor aers himself that from long experience
in managing conducting of different Hotesin the North
that capable of keeping the above House in
equal any the United States Persons stopping the
my Hotel will find all the comforts of home, the
house will be conducted principles before under
taken in Thibodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the publ. to dis
ticy understand that has House is open at all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception There will be
the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat to convey the baggage to the House.
Gfeb17l J. w. PRINCE Proprietor.
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$11,492 %
AMOUNTS EXPENDED.

To the President and Members Of the Police Jury.
GENTLEMEN: We the undersigned committee on Finance
to whom referred the and report # the parish
Treasurer with the School funds of this parish respectfully
report that have carefully examined the said
and compared them with the vouchers annexed and have
found the whole Which show balance
hand for the different Districts of Four Thousand Three
Hundred and Forty Nine Dollars and s. y cents.
We therefore recommend the approval of said account
and their discharge, and further recommend that the
bonds of the parish Treasurer he has had the
ment Of the school fund should be cancelled he produced
certificate Of the State Super ntendent to be correct with
his accounts June 5th 1855. JAMES BHLIU, Chairman.
All,o rrar, a N 1rrr cIunI,I urrnn
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Election pour les Juges Supremes.
TONFORMEMENT a I'M proclamation

~ de son Excellence PAUL o. HEBERT, Gouverneur de
Etat de Louisiana election dams la parosss
de Lafourche LUNDI lie 25eme jour de JUN proclaim,
1885, entire les heures M, pour elire Juge
President de la Cour Supreme Eat de la Louisiana pour
rempe la occasionne par la demission de pon
Thomas Sde auss pour ee Juge associe de Ia Cour
Supreme de la Louisiana lie Second District Judciare
Supreme de Etat par suite de la dsissio de PHonno
rahe A. n Ogden lie dit district qui comprend cctte portion
de la vile lie la Nouyee Orleans situee andessus de la gns
qu parcour lie meu de la Julie jusqua point din
ersection lie Canal de la Nouvele Orleans ct de Ia
decend dit Canal usquau Lac ains que les paroisses
jefferson, St Charles, St Jean Baptse St. jacques Ascen
son Assumption Lafourche Terrebonne Iberve ct Quest
Baton Rouge.
Les eux commissares deections sont present
par lo Les commssaires feront eur orme
legale soussigne Sheriff ct officer retournant
my26-ted NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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Election for Supreme Judges.

DURSU AMI to proclamation or
l. his Excellency, the Hon. PAUL 0. HEBERT. Cover
of the State Of louisiana election will be holden in
the Parish of Lafourche MONDAY the 2h day
1867 between the hours of and p for the pur
pose of eecting Chief Justice the supreme Court Of
Lou sana supply the vacancy occasioned by the rsig
of the Hon. Thos Sidell also for the purpose Of
eecng Associate Judge of the Supreme Court Of this
State supply the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
the Hon N Ogden for the Second Supreme udic al Dis
trict composing that portion Of the city ef New Orleans
which situated above the line extending along the middle
Of Julia until it strikes the New Orleans Canal and
thence down said Canal to the Lake. and the parishes Of
Jefferson ST. John the Baptist St. Charles, st. James, AS
censon Assumption Laouche, Terrebonne, Ibervie and
West Baton Rouge.
places and commissioners Of election prescribed
by law.
Commissioners will make their returns in due form the
undersigned Sheriff aud returning officer.
May 2s, 1855 I'd. NJ BoURG, Sheriff
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profes CARDS.

n BELCHER. Attorney and Counsel
VI Tor at Lac continues the practice of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District. Office in ThbodauX. e1
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Avis d'EIect5nn.

CONFORMEMEN a une proclama-
~ ton de Honorable H c. Thbodaux, President du
Jury parose de Terrebonne, des elections
heux heures dusage Samed, 90 du
mos de Jun 1855 dams les 1er 5eme 4eme, 6eme Seine,
GENE 12eme Advertisements de Police de parosse,
dams lie but dere mebre dams chacun des dts Arron
easements pour lie representer dams lie Jury Police 10
de service desques commencera premier Lund de
Septembre 1865.
Premier Arrondissement-Furcy Thidodaux, ]. B. Bou-
dreaux, r. D. Jordan, commissaires.
Troisieme Arron-J. McCou-n NJ H Dauns, Joseph Le-
blanc, dit Noise.
Quatrieme Arron-O. F Aycock, 1zidore Dupre, P. A.
Becknel. commissaires.
sixieme Arron-C Tennent, F. s. Goode, ". NJ Mercer
commssaires.
Huitiems Arron-M. Dupre, E. Fields, N. Robchaux,
conImssairss.
Neuveme Arron-J. Toups, H. Roddg, V. Berger, COM
N ssaires.
Douzieme ArrouE. D. Burgeres, E. Porche, D. NJ. Lang
commssaires.
Les reours delections Sc feront soussign6.
fGsr
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" NJ. MERCER, Attorney and Coun-
w . se1lor at LGao, Houma Parish Of Terrebonne,
Ia, practses in the parishes Of Assumption La ourche
and Terrebonne. may5-ly
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E. G. ROBICHAUx, Treasurer.
The report of the committee on claims was read
and on motion adopted, as follows:
7a the Hon. President and Members Of the Police Jury Of
Latourche
The committee claims beg leave to report the follow
ing claims submitted to them:
Account Of j. Lane for nquess at $40 each $40 90
L. Boudreaux, for moss for the jail. 10 90
L. Allan, for shelves for his Office. 3 90
Arsene Bergeron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL ~
:" George Boner, for cutting weeds around
the Court House square re...................... O0
We recommend the payment of the above ac-
counts, but we beg leave to refer back to the Jury
without any expression Of opinion the following
accounts.
Account Of Homer c. Savoie for for.......... 4100 90
Trasimond Bernard. 81 %
Homer Bernard. " Oh
M hme lOu w
/" Thbodanx Minerva 152 90
7. D. Besson, Jaor for burying boy Isaac
belonging t. ea,y held so; 10 %
csisnsd5 5s - N G. AaxlrAeE, Chairman. =
On motion Of Mr.. Therot
Resolved That the accounts referred the Jury by the
committee claims be taken up separately, and that the
Jury decide on the same.
The account Of the Minerva. ...... S152 O0-adopted
7. d. Besson. 10 0o-reiected
]. B.. Laine ..-..-.......... 70 0O-rejected
On motion Of Mr. Armitage the following resolu-
ton was adopted.
Resolved That the President OF the Police jury De 4n-
thorized divide and number the 3rd Scholastic District in
compliance with petition from the inhabitants Of said Dis
rict forming District between the Corporation line OF
the Of Thbodaux, and the IRISH line OF the parish OF
Terebonne bounded the East BY the back part OF the
plantation Of B. Key and crossing to the Corporation line
at the distance Of 10 arpens from bayou Lafourche
On motion of Mr. Pertuit,
The proposition Of Mr.. Joseph Barr, Jr., in his petition
the Police jury is hereby accepted provided he
viii ss he his petition the parish and to Thees
Savoie the claims they have against the land mentioned
his petition
Messrs- White Anderson, are hereby elected
parish printers by acchnation, and are to do the
parish printing for one year for three hundred dol
lars, as they have agreed with the President Of
the Police Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Armitage,
rexoyed from the house Of Zenon Bcuso TO the Of
Jean Dupre.
On motion Of Mr. Thibodaux,
Rssolced Thas the election Precinct Of the 18th Ward Is
hereby changed from the home Of Joachim Bgeron to the
Coffee House Of Burg.
On motion of Mr. Fhibodaux, the following ac-
count was accepted by the Jury.
ParisA Of LqyosrcAe,
For making the Assessment Roll for 1884. 500 90
On mosion Of Mr.. Thibodaux, Jury adjourned
tn o'clock, Kx.
Astve O'Clock, Jury met anda quorum answered
to the call
The minutes Of this morning were read and
adopted - . -.-r
h.o6on Il N. Biliu, !
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.-In con.

l. sequence Of the advanced price Of provisions, Es!u
table Wines and servants hire, the proprietor felt
compelled the first Of January make slight
the prices for boarding, and instead of Fifty
he old price, for dinner has charged Seventy five
bur has concluded upon charging only the old price
Fifty cents dinners will furnish heretofore
Wines, however, of various kinds and grades always
hand ready to order of guests when required, viz
Claret Native Catawba Wine, Haut Sauterne white
Wne old Sherry Charles Hedsieck Champagne Muscat
Cordals, ALso-London Porter and Ale, Scotch Ale
good deal of money time and pains have been recently
spent in reftng make this Hotel pleasant and com
Portable to the traveller and regular boarde and
fdenty will receive liberal share of heir parnnage
June2-tf. B. F. HOLDEN, Proprietor
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TXHIBIT Of the probable expenses Of the parish
L Of Laourche during the year to expire June ls 1885,
be published by order of the Police Jury of said parish
pursuant the 9th section Of of the Legislature
titled in relation Police Jury approved 9th April
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EDMUND P. DWIGHT, Attorney and
IL Counsellor at Laao Napoleonvile parish of Assump
ton La. viii practice in the parishes Of Assumption La
fourche, Terrebonne and st. Mary. myl9-fl
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ThibOdaux Tatersalls.
THE subscriber having pur- N

L chased the extensive stables on Jack kH u
street, (below the Bank) formerly kept
by Jake Weber and having furnished it with entire new
stock of Horses Carriages Bugges etc. prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage
Passengers any part country day night and
horses Livery the most reasonable terms.
share of the public patronage is solicited
July o. 1854. GEORGE SINCLAIR.
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Il S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
Il at Laao will practice in the parishes of Assumption,
Lafourche and Terrebonne. je11