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A MARTYR OF EXECUTIVE TYRANNY

The style of vindictive and venomous denuncia-
ton in which the Wig habtualy critcises the con
duet of Governor Wise. is not approved, we venture
to affirm, by the very persons who read it with n
chuckle of delight. In private life Mr.. Wise is a
gentleman Of irreproachable honor; and his social
virtues as conspicuous as his extraordinary GO.
MUS Yet if this were not the case, the Chief Ma
gistrate of Virginia should at least be exempt from
such abuse as the Wing is perpetually lavshing on
Governor Wise. Undoubtedly, party spirit may in
dulge in certain license of invective but not to the
dseredit of the State and the character Of the pco-
pie. II the Ways denunciation of Governor Wise
does touch the reputation of Virginia, it is only
because the object Of attack is above the reach of
the poisoned shaft. Governor Wises character
stands on too high and too solid pedestal of private
and public virtue, to be shaken by the assaults
Of the Richmond Wig. Every discharge Of party
malice but endears him the to the affections Of
the people.
Still this is only matter of taste, and the th,"
wants no lecture from us 1t is different, however,
when specific accusations brought az inst the
Governor; as in n recent issue of the ihig he is
preached with rudeness to person whom he had re
moved from Office 1t is true the Governor did re
move the individual from some place Of employment
about the Capitol and for tie reason Mat he nras n
German knop-N Nothing. If that does not incapaci.
tate person for public trust, then nobody is unfit
for office. But i. is not true that Governor Wise be-
haved towards the individual rs he represented to
the editors of the Wig. Neither s it true that the
individual superintendent ofthe Capitol grounds
nor that he is an accomplished florist and landscape
gardener. He is German Know Nothing, nothing
more nor less and is properly driven away from the
Capitol.
The Lynchburg Republican, in the paragraphs an
nexed, makes good point in the case
CoSsIsTESCY.-The Know. Nothing press are ma
king tremendous tHss-we know nf no other ap
propriate word-about the recent decnptation Of Mr.
Eggliug superintendent Of the Public square in Rich
mond. We regard the gulotine as most justly mp
piled in this instance. The foreigner who votes the
Know Nothing ticket and Mr.. Eggng admittedly so
voted last MAY, s entitled to no liberalty. Governor
Wise ought to have applied the axe OH the very day
of his Inauguration. Mr.. Wise deserves censure for
delaying the matter so long
Besides this Know. .Nothings have no right to com.
plain Prescription Of foreigners from office is one
Flournoy took this obligation when he joined the
Know Nothing party, and if he had been elected,
Mr.. Eggng'a head would hive been rolling in the
dust months ago. And yet Know Nothing presses
abuse Gov Wise for doing, at the expiration of three
months, what Thos S. Flournoy SWORN to do
Mt the earliest moIneut, and what they know he would
have done. There is not particle OF sincerity ln
this pretended sympathy for Eggling and tho expires
sion Of it is unntigated hypocrisy.
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TWENTY.FIyE DOLLARS REWARD.

IOANAWAE tr0m me subscrlbcr, on Friday, the JUN
M November a negro boy by tho name Of PHILLIP
Said huv l. wears OF age five feet three or four
sch. hish rather thick set about The color OF ginger
.7es vher talking or laughing which look very white at
sich ul,; il il,te inclined to swegger snd drag his
m when rukins He is carpenter BY trade was DC born m
ld raised in Richmond Hirgins, and w' perhaps ny "
t-Ase bis way 10 that place. ,o;ou md
will ive Inc above reward for his appreh Snsol "nJ
sverv 10 me or for his confinement in my ysi sns'
l:sa get him. T., >,urn r
ns-r
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u,cuMOND ENQUIRER,
.,r, DAILY. sENiwEEKLY, AND WEEKLY,
rr"Tcutr. PRYOR s. DUNNAVANT.
~ l. Y NJ $.

,.,- seven doilsrs per annum, and at the
ISL! ia. # issrn Tor shorter period than one
rate Il EN- .ro, Weekly, tive dollars per ahhui' All"
Essr ~ ~ six mouths payable IN advance 20 os Ha.a
thFcs o. or RENTED ey n'aL Pos''P"'"' VI DIN U'
R'" =; the end "i the Sr"', , circulation of the
Via thT rSoIlREE in the southern Sles, rtcf fn
R!thMoN' L,. commenced the issue Oh ~ :,
P'opylS'ss - contains nearly al! the reso'hS "a'e VI
?Mhn srS So, Neeky editions ,h,roc,.r If tho
We need sTN, TT<NI,.JETR which ID now what II was nau
RlCHMOHp v srs,e that it is the purpose Oh tue
century ago an rr snercies 10 the discussion OIL tne
Edot' 10 az I' Snow No,hassm has brought before tue
issues WINK" nav
county 49, ,.,,,s, il published every "wednesday
-;rr 8, - per siIiu'm II p"u ~ @ ~" 5,.luction ia
no'"s !. not made III advance . g. ain i~
when .'h. IN the following RATIO: ior Slo SIN
made III MNVI - Euuuirer will be furnished; lot So
copies e' "a, o $40 twenty four copies, and 50 Oh IN
,ho ,sn,r proportion ,,.rpr,S,NS
ihrH,.,pvu-For TEN lines or less hrst
IN Ihh '.,,,s and every succeeding insertion t"eh'
lnss'D -. Ii inserted twice week OF thfe. iT. n "
Sue S,-.rcyer and hall cents tor cach iiset.toh @ "
~ when inserted only once week my 'e"''
t,r each iaSert.o:. T.. rrs u,ss or l.ss first in.
j. lAh ~. cents for each subsequent mseruoh
se''"h, ,yf.n inserted only once week scVenty'h'e
eshs @ WrrvrY-For rES lines or less, hrs' insertion
r,v.nyc cents: tor each continuance hRE cents -. -
W., .Cusres and in that proportion 'or HI
,,.,,s NJ greater length. except AuctioheerS, WIZ
Gro charged SlCO, paper lnc!aaeul , . o..,.,,,O
- su ohi.usr.s and Tributes OF RespecI eNceeu'He
,.,e,r ',res nre charged Tor AS advertisements:
,r,r. distance must be accompanied Win the
80 ,.r or satisfactory reference toinsure execution
30, All dues 10 hi, ohcc may be remitteo per na' IL
},,I svs;she Bank notes al the risk OF me Edtors'
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RAILWAY MANAGEMENT AND PROFITS.


The disparity between the pecuninry results OF rail-
way enterprise in England and France, is very fnrci
bly, illustrated in issue of the London Press.
Such is the difference between the par value and
England, that any original holder of S5G,0O0 in
those companies, would find himself now minus just
SlO,OU0 Of his capital Aud if there should be Of the
original shareholders capital, s50O,OOO0OD invest
ell in these ten railways, then q general result, it
may be said that SlDO,0NO, ,nn0 have been lost.
In France the railways have been so amalgamated
that only eight principal ones quoted in the mar
ket. If person had originally invested $4,000, in
the stock of these companies, he would now find
himself possessed of $4,000 Instead Of losing
SlO,gOO, he would have increased his capital by
SGn,00O.
The difference is enormous; and the writer Of the
Press * driven to attempt an explanation. 1t is not
the superior skill of the French he arms; for they
have been forced to employ English talent and expe-
rience. The difference Of profit is not attributable to
higher fares; for the French charges are lower than
in England. 1t is owing the writer confidently de-
clare> to the fact that in France the Government wl
not allow another railway to be constructed in COM
petition with al existing line while in England the
utmost rivalry is allowed and encouraged, in 80 far
that every village hos its road, and there are half
dozen routes between any two considerable towns.
Here is lesson for Virginia
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, 1856


tho pride OF our country. and ever more to the
S1u'h, memoirs: of the gralituIe of her daughters
to the Father oj ttS c""miry.
A SOUTHERN MArRON.
"FEBRuART l3, lS5i"
In view o! the present bright prospect of the great
work, through lie patriotic exer,inns of the Daush.
ters OF America and the eloquence OF her sons, ought
we not to express our gratitude to the wholesouled,
courageous, enlightened and noble hearted woman,
who originated the enterprizs, and has devoted all
the energies OF her enthusiastic character to the
secution OF the work, until victory ia in sight MAY
We not call upon every adnrer of Washington, even
upon Horace Greeley himself, to bcstow some Of hi.
abundant sympathy on this beautiful Undertaking.
confident that, If all, who desire its consum nation.
would give active sympathy, within five years (the
time allowed BY the law of Virginia for the sum to
be raised and placed in her hand to pay for Mount
Yernon,l not only will the purchase be made and
measures taken to preserve and improve Mount Yer
non, ba! nnauso'eum be commenced, and its erection
contaminated, ere the present protecting structure
yields TO the tooth of timei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
TWEITY D0LLARS REWARD.

TyE sIec reward will De paid Tor the apprehension
sri delivery 10 me- or ia jail IN the State, so
,bst ,.; hm again OF my slave LlESEY. purchased
rsev IL E.camUuG last winter, OF Mr. Ciendenin dc
wa. rs. IL beraarle and h-s wife i'll the county OF
Bukiu.asn :e is doubtless lurking about Richmond or
gn, gone 70 Nceaars BuckinL ham. or may probably
bctry!a: 70 sLi Ii. gay 10 Gee Stu,r.
L.asrT inches or Six ieat tall straight
,auscua. ana well o:let and about ~ years ol age
JAMES II. COX,
a Chcsterheld Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

BALTIMORE, APRIL 22.-Tne toar marx; t..
morning was dull, but prices remain ancEhus,'.-
Rye Hour 81 75 s.. Corn meal, city g; ccunf~r
50. Wheat, white, fair to good, 81 SIS IS, pi.aa
81 10 Il 20. Corn white, 81 IS ceuts; yellow, 4
81. Rye, Maryland and Virginia, IS So cor.si
Pennsylvania 81 90. Oats - IS Cents Prc"..
sions are Arm; Western beef sll IL 50i uisss
pork, slsi bacon, shoulders 81 e;, sides lU hams
log III cts. Whi-key "a cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
nv iNvlcPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

'!NE rn,s '11s Z OT DI.UF..
I. all. maze arrangements with Prot. Mapes for
u s,,n: e. MS Nitrosenized Super Phosphate ol
oogr grac!urers rurers prices, we confidently recon.
G farming friends, believing il to be superior 70
now IN use. Having seen its good effects last
;au having heard so much of its good effects,
a'ned 10 believe it supcrar to Guano, not be-.
+r,, oettcr crop the mrs, year after upplica.
oi its durability, having in it a large pro-
&c uost For ssle by the ton. or bag.
-; BAKER & PLEASAETs.
corner Of Franklin and Union sts
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY I'VE AM
VXvL be given for the apprehension and delivery TO
w me- or secured in Jail so that can get him, OF
nero man named JESSE, who is now going NJ large
hired 70 Mr. Martin Baker the last year, and lived
4, loy;us.tou Virgiuis and has been hired out many
.n-. various gentlemen at different Iron Works in
iockbrde county Va, end he may be lurking about in
aid r,uutv or near Lovngson, ut which place he was
,nr in ;,,l but n,arssc scI 70 make his escape.
icSSr; about six feet high spare usdc, quick spoken
~hrr 30 en- TO- great deal OF assurance can read
nv name His clothing is not recollcc,ed ne he has
hired out lon. He is about 35 years OF age and
:: .e a. m ~ SrswI md nctiye JOHN MUM,
I" NJ NJ : : 60, Louisa county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

PROMOTION BY THE GOVERNOR.
Capt. j. Lucius Davis has been appointed oy the
Governor, Major of the Fourth Regiment OF CaVal'
ry, in place of Sherwn Mcsea, promoted to be Lieu
tenant Colonel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

NEW YORK, APRIL 22.-Co;ou il Hrn a'le- q
5000 bales. Flour is dropping sales o!'",Vg" bu'si
common to good State 50 II! 81 common 10 ."w
grades of extra Ohio 81 d 80; mixed 10 s;"nG ID
Southern \ ! So fancy TO extra Southern 8.
50. Wheat i. dull and nominal. Corn rs Grnop.rs.
sales of 1900 bushels; Southern miyed 63 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
REpORTED DEFALCATION.

REPORTED DEFALCATION.
New ORLEANS, April l9.-W. e. Labatt, late city
atorney,is reported to be defaulter to the city to
the amount Of quarter Of million Of dollars:
The steamboat s. F. Trabue was burnt to-day at
the wharf opposite the city and is total loss.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
VIM. F. RITCHIE II ROGER A. PRYOR, EDrIoRs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
cr>tR,I AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.

GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.
SuJHE subscriber formerly of Richmond, Virginia nav
Ing established Office in this city on stree,
ty door. in iron, of the Treasury Department 'es,s
his services claimants upon the Government, epty
for revolutionary services, and for land oounl'es All pen
,ons under the recent acts of Congress
Having purchased the manuscripts ct the late pH'n
1nron he has perhaps the only index which WIS ever
made 70 tue ncu-e OF revolutionary papers III te
FIR: AUDITORS Office in Richmond. lie has also vary co
pio.s index 70 the papers ali the other puo"c onees 10
the Capitol OF Virginia. These aud tne n,,;.lo
from other sources OF twenty ycsr$ cNpTr''nc.' rno
him to hope ihn, if cim ntru.te 10 him be ne VIII
be able 10 show it, even where the claimant himself may
b. entirely unable 10 doit ,,r ,e-- l..
For claims under the recent &C, Of 81 March, 1872 CIV
lpr 100 acres of hand 10 all VITO were IN battle or VINO
served fourteen days his charges will 9S very
REFERENCES.
Hon Henry l. Wise Accomac. Virginia.
James LYONS Esq, Richmond Va.
James E Heath late Commissioner Of Pensions, Rich
nold Va.
stafford H. Parker, Register Land Office, RichmondVa.
Hon John :. Pcnie;on. Cuipepcr c. H.. Va.
don Samuel Chl.on Washington, d. C.
Wm J. Ward. Esq, Baltimore.
lewis T!mberake, Esq, New York. ApTli l2-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

The Washington al d Al. Xanlr.u Rail R"st. sa".
the Gazette Will be u 81 for tray,l IL fen weeks.
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To THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
j. T. CALDWELL,
NanuiaCturer of Agricultural ImpIemeufs

A.1's, k'Rg William County, Va.
.7:hy y.ElLLY calls ;he at,cn- ~
- "ao':ne Farmers OF Virginia \-&Y-zQ
~ @v.c .Ca kEiPlSG AND NOW \
4 20 NM. wa.rh, ior simphci- -
90 ,y'y ard E:htncss oi draft il unequaled by any
~ ef IN the country. working model ot the ma.
- De On exhibition each of the County Courts of
"hi ana Queen and King William for the months
f -.a HGl Way. April l-clm
foy,N n,,,> 10 FARMERS.
G. E!.".S lately o. ,ne irm of Wilson, Smthers
l., Sba o O"rcr Mill is associated " ith him Sa
~ MI lot tHc purpose Vi carrying on Foundry and
=" Business Al their old stand Che Dover Mills
n, ~ are pcparetto furnish their friends and the
--"craHy wnh every variety of farming imple
a"l 'hsia-s G' every kind Being supplied with
't s'er"- Of wood and iron, they feel ut least ius
" asking ior portion OF the patronage heretofore
20 the Old arm pledging themselves to use every ef
:. 'AeiF powc: TO give satisfaction TO all who may
,a'in Win call They have on hand several new
sN fiQuchs, which very superior, together with
-p'n which premiums were awarded to Wilson,
e'' Burns, al the two Agricultural Fairs in Rich
sso pledge themselves to furnish all kinds Of work
"-c Gu rs good or better terms than can be pro-
tl'rwhcre, OF Ike quality. with the understanding
" taken back should 1t not give satisfaction.
JOHN BURNS,
~ SHs, Feb l2-c3In SAMUEL SNUFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
CANADA MINERAL WATER.

At the request Of Col. McMuen, Of the House Of
Representatives, we publish the following interesting
letter from his valued friend which will speak for it.
self. We had supposed that the manifold mineral
springs in our nalurebessed Virginia, were potent
for the of every disease which flesh is heir to;
at the time do not feel justified in withhold
ing from the public any information which may lead
to the relief Of suffering humanity:
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Fayetteville, Tenn, March 81 1856.
DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVEN-
TInN

1t gives US pleasure to report that Messrs. I. s. Bo
cock and f. W. HUBBARD are appointed delegates 10
the Cincinnati Convention from the Farmve Eec
tOral District. They gentlemen of ability and
experience, aud are in every way worthy to rep.
resent Virginia on so august an occasion.
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THE ONLY NATIONAL PARTY.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-24
The Law sf Hewspapers.
pnocREntuos OF THE POLICE JURy
e the Parish of TeI1ebonno.

- 33O 8UkA83 ~ 1O88UUO11Oe
The Police Jury Of the Parish ofTerre.
Seass met on the 7th day Of April 1856,
h coafernity TO law.
Members present:
]. AYCOCK. Presideat.
wAsuMcr0N TANNER IztDORE DUPRE,
Alx1Aun1A LIRErTE, JOACHIM GUENO,
III DurLANfY, PETER WELSH,
FRANCOIS TNEaIOT. J. ID. UABERt IE1D
Members absent: Eugene Fields, G..
c. WslEs-ehe second and third wards not
represented.
.On motion Of Mr.. Welsh
/ committee was appointed to examine
the credentials Of ]. C. Potts. ESQ.,, mem.
Der elsct for the second police jury ward,
also to examine those Of Andrew McCul.
In, ,Esq. member elect for the third ward,
bal 6vhich were correct aad in due form.
Nsssns. Welsh 4 McCullum took the
esiA ef odice ~ required BY law.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
aad - nns adopted.
Mn~..> s->Ae> a r.,k~> ~>.oA~l -
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eofv ~ tAnA ~ ahave h he's boos eo,Deeb4 ~
- = - = - JO0. A. CAGN4, Collseeas.
Iewon y aSd sphsesibed belnes ne sAb eh dy Arn
MA ifa# 9eg C H0T15. J.1tio = he eeaes.
The resignatioa Of A. J. Dslaporte ESQ.,
justice Of tho peace in ard for tho sixth
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HOIJMA CERES.


g
..,,,nnxINTs win be inserted st the nate a One
susars (of ten Hines o. ess Sof the nfgs; ana
pr~,. - every subsequent insertion liberal
snVSs - n thoee Who adveftise BY the year.
S:sv Sala,s year vill be charged tof matt eoaoma
= psssnt Medicine advertising. ana none o. sreesef
s...h IN Sc admitted On any terms.
-1SSnr III ATIONe.-Communiesucns q . per-
hI 4.,. a. sancA ~ are not deemed 10 be OF pubhc
S.~.s ~ Be inserted - advatisemeao "a ne op-
doo 4 she editor b being PAID Sor ~ so.suI.
ssrc..c;ne Caadidaes fox ~ Offices, to be paid
siijARY NOTICES, not e1eseang three q iour hnes.
~ .I.s,fnnv inserted without charge. but those
T.,.sssr lsnetS. win be rated - advertisements.
m RSpONDENT0 are infosmed that no n0eace wnes-
s,se win - taken 0f any communtcaoon lntea0ea Ior
i.seon. unless accompanied By the name anu eamess
n - writer-net peeeaasy tx publteafaoo, oas -
esassaiss of seed Afth.
-~~~~~-Os@~~>~~>
The Law ef NewspaPers.
/ auAaerbes, vho Do not give expeess notice to the
pooray, aas eoad = wishing 70 continue shstr sub
sabecdIers order the dscoasinuanee Of their news
,r1 0he psblsh9 aay continue 70 send then unti q
n ssseiSes neesscs or refuse % take thsir nevs-
.sessNsm tAe s8ee % which they are dFecte4, they
4peendbe e. then antil they hAye seeIed their hl
sd a5ued then discsntiauea.
~ Cssrs have decided that refusing 10 take nsws
unae IN the a6ce q removing and leaving thesA I'M
SaN ~ sgina facie evidesce Il inteutiooal fraud
8 n Uaisa States Courts have also repeatedly deef
ei6M Rsstaasses, Who nsgieets 70 give ssasooahl<
$50 opnused by the Post Once Department, Of the
thepet refusal Of pesDoa b taks from the once
pevun a1iressea 10 him, readers the Postnastes Ii
Aseas l1ahef for The Subscription psSos.
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Received.
Amount on hand ~ per animal Report,
April, IS, 1858 2S
Oct IS. - r' aoo 90
H. Detireaux, hne, 50 90
From Parish Collee- =
tor 70 lst, Oct, IS, 2i66 30
From Parish Collector, report
of this date, 3633 &7-S7e9 37-7297 e
Paid out.
Amount paid . per report lst oct., IS, 3sos o.
" - " this date, 49,. 2467 60
Amount bal on hand this date II44 66-72g7 6o
ar rs F. GAGNE, Parish Treasurer.
Parish Of Tefrebnnne. Jst April, 1856. ..l,t.
do hereby soemnly swear that Gagn6. have paid
the full oil vsucher.. herewith presented in
ney and that have not speculated directly ndifeey
with the parish funds. iis F. GAGNE,
z:l Treas. Of the Parish Of Terrebonne.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9th day Of April, 1856. H5 = +t
A. J DELAPORTE, J. Peace.
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In conformity with the adjournment, the
police jury of the parish Of Terrebonne
met this day the 9Th of April, 1856.
Members present as yesterday.
Members absent as yesterday.
Messrs. Potts and McCullum, members
elect for the second and third wards, in
their seats. .
On motion of Mr.. Welsh
A committee was appointed to examine
the report and vouchers Of the parish
treasurer.
The President appointed on said com.
mittee Messrs. Welsh, Potts T. McCullum.
On molten of Mr.. Lirette-
The same committee was appointed to
examine the collector of parish taxes re-
port.
For cause of indisposition Mr.. Welsh
requested that Mr.. Lirette serve in his
stead, as one Of the members ON the com.
mittee appointed to examine the collectors
report, to which request the President &c.
ceded. .t~t .a #H
Annual Report Of the Treasurer
OF TeFrC0O0mee
Anosns Parish Tax for the year - IS. COCO 60
Licenses 48 0-643S 90
Amount Collectors Commission, 4es 50
lnsolvent Tax per Collectors ...
Tax nom -Residents unpaid lis 50
Received Of Collector Of Taxes. s7S9 37-6l8S GO
Amount on hand - per report, approved -5s.
1st October. 1855. 10
Amount received of Collectors ~ x 10
ceipts, S612 45-3632 IS
Amount paid out sines my report II o.
tobes1A ez -95
| Jur0ss their attendance October term, Isl 20
Police Jurors, Clerk and Door Keeper, 70 90 7H-l
| Elections Corners feturning vlBcelS, l36 90
Parish Attorney, his salary, 17l 50
Assessor, commission, el5
| Coiector's j" sif 80 50
Tfeasures's I" (baN o. 443 66lO los 70
! J. A. LeBlaae, Recorder, Is 80
Mrs. Fields negro hire, 500
H. n. Thibodaux. Parish Wasnats, 80 -
r. H. Dare3. serving notices, l3O0
Bounty for killing Wild animal, 800
Safe for use Of the Parish, 80 % -.
4 Freight on shove, s 10 90
]. W. Dewolk yepainoa prison, SO 90
Recorder, for extending tableAu, IS a.
Amount balance hand April, IS, ll44 66-362 IS
Amount on hand lss April, 1855 llA 66
| lsecapitulatlon.
Received.
Amount On hand a. per animal Report
! April IS, 1858 8
/ Louis Bush's note - per rep.
/ @s Oct, IS, a. 00 90
H. Delifeaux, hne, 80 %
- ~ N~
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5di All Of whom were unanimously elected
tosvs in said capacity Of road insPector.
b On motion Of M. Washington Tan
uss, the police jury adjourned sine de.
]. AYCOCK, President.
T. GAGNE, CWk.
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J. Hanna agrees for the Andoyne planta-
ton to give without charge, the land along
his western boundary line, and he and M.
H. Daunis agree to give all the land on the
line dividing their property that may be
required to make this route.
t NH. OAUNIS.
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HWc, the undersigned practitioners Of medicine In
Of New York. having had occasion witness tls
Dss e8run and Dalton In liiseass of the Ear and I've a.
Ing aside all personal Jealousy anil psrtaiier f-y -
the course pursued By them in treating disease. Of
eate from the aWcrSas trsicS Ia, a,
brethren thrcu-hout the United States Tbr,t 49,.
treating diseases Of The liie and internal ear By m, M
OF redcated TRporS, particularly In chronic and coTTp
and ms M void which has long been lt by he rnsr;
practitioner In diseases Of the eye, they seldom re1yi
resort 10 an operation. As sklifn uIlsts and eeul
devoted 10 their rrnfSlo We cord4y e