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"A sailor was called upon the ssaad .

IA sailor was called upon the staad -
= witness.
"Ws.l, cir, do You know the plaintiff cad
defendant ?" asked the lawyer.
Il don't know the drift Of them words"
answered the sailor.
''What! not ksow the meaning Of plslntif
and and defendant?" continued the lawyer,
Ga pretty fellow you are to come hero to Wit
ness. Can you tell me where on board the
ship it was that this man struck the other
one ?'
t'Just abaft the binnacle," answered the
sailor.
s'Abaft the binnaele! what do you mean
BY that7" asked the lawyer.
ga pretty fellow" said the sailor, "t0
como hero - lawyer, and don't know what
absft the binnacle MEANS
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WtLLARD's HrsroaY OF FsEnoNr.- Willard's
supplementary history Of the United States,
entitled "Last Leaves" published in 1853,
after slluding to the diiicalties between Com.
Stockton, Gen. Kearnsy, and Col. Fremont,
in California in l847, says: ssOn one occA-
sion Fremont was, it seems, threatened With
being put in irons. II hs could have sctu-
ally received irons upon bic limbs and worn
them home, then there would have been q cry
of second Columbus, brought in chains
from now world which he had discovered
and secured for his country and Che, mean.
time, guilty of no vice or folly) it might, in
coming years, have made him pss.,rssr o.
THE USIoN. Such is the spirit OF the times
and the people," 1t is well to take note Of
It.
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NTCharles Francis Adams delivered an
Grafton, and his son, John O., read the De-
claration Of Independence at Quincy on the
4th, in the church under which were buried
John and John Quincy Adams.
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FoR FREnoNr.-The Zeiiung, . German
newspaper published ct Newark, N. j., i
out with loag leading article in favor Of
Fremont and Dayton, and says that the
great majority Of the Germans in Newark
and vicinity will support the Republican can
didatss.
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Some Kentuckians in Chicago invited Mr..
Marshall to speak to the people on public at
fairs. No intimation Of his opinions was
given, and the known eloquenee and ability
OF the orator, together with the curiosity to
learn his views, called together a great
crowd. From the Chicago Democrat We ex-
tract the following with reference to his SEN
timents, promising that the whole speech il
to be revised and published
Z" He took the Henry Clay ground respect
ing the Missouri Compromise, and thought
the power of Congress to legislate on the
subject OF Slavery was ample. lie regret
ted the present difficulties of our country.
and charged them to the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, compromise, which he looked upon as
a treaty OF peace between the North and the
South.
"He reviewed tho Cincinnati platform, and
was severe upon it, both ~ respects the prin-
ciples OF foreign and domestic policy OF the
country, which it sought to enforce and main
tain.
''Hc was also very severe on the Fillmore
movement, Bat looked upon the struggle a.
between the Philadelphia and Cincinnati
platform. As between the two, not agreeing
fully with either, no seemed to prefer the
Philadelphia platform. Its principles were
more noble, more glorious and more worth
Of the support of frcemen than those OF the
Cincinnati platform, which among 90 much
corruption and decay, he could scarcely end
1--we coal to light the candidate while on his
road to the White Housev
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WAsHINoroN, July 6.-Gen. Pcrsifer Smith
has been appointed to succeed Brigadier-
General Clark in charge Of the military de-
partnent Of tho West. The headquarters
will be removed from St. Louis to Fort
Lesvenworth. Col. Sumner will remain in
kansas subordinate to Gen. Smith.
The administration has received no init
nation from Gov. Shannon of his inten-
ton to resign the Govsrnor.hip Of Kansas,
but has received = dispatch from him since
the date Of his alleged letter " Col. Buford,
saying he had not resigned. Il is believed
here that Gov. Shannon will not crafty the
administration BY resigning.
RlcHnoND, July 8.-Augh r. Plessaats, .
brother OF the late John Hampton OF this
city, went this morning into the Executive
Chamber Ut the Capitol, where Gov. Wise
was engaged in writing, and taking seat
by invitation OF the Governor, said, after =
brief period, s. thought Gixxard Foot vas
here" Governor Wise smlllngly replied,
9 | am the man." Peasants raising from
his seat, and approaching tho table At which
the Governor SIT, said, $ BY God, did not
know you; and 50 you are Eoo. Shin and
Gixzard Foot" 81 sm," remarked Gov.
Wise with smile, "nud you are Hugh
PleAsants." Peasants thereupon com
menced abusing the Governor without any
provocstion. The Governor ordered him to
leave the room but be refused to do 90. The
Governor then rose from his seat, approached
Pleasants, and taking hold Of him, sodesvor-
ed to push him out. Peasants resisted,
squared Cd, and placed himself in N atti-
tade to strike, when the Governor struck
him with his fst under the left eye, and
cut him severely. He then seized him BY
the arm, turned him round and kicked him.
At this time the messenger Of the Executive
came up and had him removed by order Of
the Governor. It is said that Peasants was
intoxicated. The Know Nothings OF shis
city are very indignant about the affair.
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c. One Of the saddest looking, but Wit
tiest members of the Boston Bar, was the
late II. H. Fuller, brother to the gifted Mar
gsret Fuller, or Countess Ossoli. Carl, in
the Boston Transcript, relates, that being
once engaged in case where the opposing
counsel had obtained great weight with the
jury by closing his appeals in food of
tears, Mr.. Fuller saw that with the jury IN
their then state Of mind, all WAS lost. So,
rising to reply, in slow and measured way,
and putting on = meek and subdued MIR, 10
commenced with that wsll-known pulpit for
mula: "We-will close these solemn cere-
monies" Before he could proceed further,
the joke Of the whole thing was seen and
appreciated the court, jury and audience
were oonvulsed with laughter, aad the charm
broken, and he won his cause.
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a. The lndianola AspAblican, heretofore
aeatral, raises the Gag Of Frcnon. and Free.
dom.
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TIE SAD ROMANCE OF THE DEEr.-We have
already given an account Of the raising OF
the safe Of the the steamer Atlantic, sunk on
Long Point, Lake Erie, in 1852. OF other
extraordinary sights that met the divers
gaze, tho Detroit Advertiser thus speaks:
''rhe diver was protected BY copper armor
and was under water 40 minutes, during
which time he had some strange adventures.
The upper deck Of the steamer lies l6O feet
under water, and far below whore there is
any current or motion. Everything is there
fore exactly as it went down. When the d.
yer alighted upon the deck he was saluted BY
q beautiful lady, whose clothing was we'll ar
ranged and her hair elegantly dressed. As
he approached her tho motion of the water
ceused an oscillation of her head, % II grace
fully bowling to him. She was standing erect
with one hand grasping the rigging. Around
lay the bodies Of several others % If Sleep
ing. Children holding their friends BY the
hand, and mothers with their babies in their
arms wore there. In the cabin the furniture
was still untouched by decay, and to all ap-
pearances had just been arranged by some
careful and tasteful hand"
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SARCASTIC Wr.-The Washington CORES
pondent Of the N. Y. Times says Judge Kel
logg, . venerable citizen Of Michigan, ar
rived in that CITY On Saturday evening. It
WAS bis frst visit 70 tho Federal Capital, and
when the cars stopped he was little uncsr-
tain where he vas but - he noticed that all
the passenger were leaving the cars, hs fol-
lowed suit. Al he entered the main hall Of
the depot, he saw = man engaged in Gaming
another fsrosiously, oil over the ROOM
"When saw that" says the Judge, 81
k1ssO 1 C0s In Washington, immediately. ,,
The saroasm Of the remark is - biting @
the Wit 10 pungsnt.
"a The Dayton Gasette says the ssFremont
Fever" il prevailing - m epidemic in that
region Of country. A large number Of
Democrats have taken it in . mild form.
and otbses ~ actually down with il, past
rseovsry.
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FARAR 4 1AAINES,
Aeokuk Planning aad Flooring MtoO,
Corner y and buJ sfs., scar re xsokxk snl
Fort Des Motau Raiirosd D.pos,
nEALERS in Lumbr in the rough manufactur-
II ers OF Doors, shutters. Binds, sash Du.Y sLd
Window Frsmaa. Moulding. Of every sise and pat
tles. Base, Pilaster., and Chain Pump Tubins.-
Pianed aud matched Lumber from TO y inches il
width.
large sss0rtment Of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning aud saving done to order on short notice,
NJ ! On enable prices, aud warranted TO please.
@Partica.ar attention paid to filing orders Tor
country buildings complete.
Keoauk, July 3-dAwtf
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SUPPORT THE LAw.-Douglass said in the
Senate, the other day, that the Democratic
party "support the law in Kansas" Exact
~, allowing the cnactments Of the Border
Rufhans to be 'sthe law" Those laws saw
it is six months imprisonment to decoy away
white child, but t,ro years imprisonment to
practise the same arts on negro property
Those laws say it is imprisonment for FIVE
yearsto express the opinion that Slavery does
not lawfully exist in Kansas. Those laws
declared Free State papers nuisances, and 80
commanded their destruction, which the off.
Gers OF the Law Immediately accomplished,
and not Free State paper 10 published in
Kansas to-day, for the Offices have all been
sacked. 80
These things exhibit the particular regard
that the Black Democracy have for the white
race over the black; their peculiar willing
ness to let the people of kansas settle the
question OF Slavery for themselves the ga
cred respect they entertain for tho constitu-
'ional guarantees OF Freedom Of Speech and
Of the Press! Bat Douglass saws the Dem.
ocracy support those laws, and SO Of course
sanction their execution.
NAxg.-Buchanan in the Ostend circn.
cular, and his party in the Cincinnati plat
form have announced as principle of pub.
lie policy the rightfulness Of taking Cuba
whenever they SO incline, simply because
they 'cant il, and have delarcd their inten.
'ion TO do 4 This Is the platform on which
the Buccaneers who had their heado uarters in
Cuba used to. stand. That was the princ;.
PIE on which those pirates used to lew on
the commerce of the West Indies. The New
iork Evening Post thinks, therefore, that
tue most appropriate name that could be
bestowed upon the party is, sBucsniers. ),
The Chicago Tribune improves the orrhor-
raphy BY printing it sBuchan;eys.o A.
amended, We second the motion. There !. !.
striking experiences in principle, name. and
photography, which must commend itself 70
the good sense Of every one.
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TyRRNCH CANDIES - We have lust received
j. from New York, large assortment Of lne
French Candies. Call and get sumo ct
spr3od CREIGHTON / OHAHRT.
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E JOINING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEyoRK.
Last Saturday tho Democracy OF glorious
Old Lee at special election in that county
rolled up majority Of 500 for the Demo.
cratic ticket.-(Oskaloosa Herald.
Yes 500 majority; that il, 800 less than
they had last spring. II is thoughs that that
kind Of s'rolliag" don't promise ANYTHING
agreeable to the Ebo -shins in Noyember.
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''FRExoST AND Dissolution OF THE UNION >
A shameless article under this head an
pears in the Times Of Tuesday. We shall
shall show up its baseness and malignity to-
morrow. We would do 90 this morning, but
We don't choose to occupy too much space in
single day in commenting on the folles
and fAlsehoods Of the organ OF the Slave
Democracy.
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A Salesman or Book esper yonuy man
IA Who can talk German. French and Engl sh -
satisfactory reference be given to ch.rac sr
ard ability. Address c. &C., Postofhc..
juiyJ-d3t
To sAe sssck h elders Of Ihc - eokuK
NJ. Pleasans 4 MuscaSIns u. "a. Co.,
NOTICE Is hureby given, that in accordance with
: y the conditions It the subscription tur the ist
per cent. win be due and payable Avg. 5h 1885, u
the banking hous Of Charles Parsons ks-
eksk, or to the undersigned, 9snsrai Agent.
J. K. HOnNIsH.
General Agent K. Mt. r. n. Il. h. Co.
July ., lS56.-td dAw
[ ksokuk Times sud Mt. Pleasant obse,ver eopy.l
Borrowed.
"HOEVER borrowed of me let vol. VI Ben
w tols rairty Years in L. d. Senate. with j.
n. Hornish nam. In samc,) viii please return the
Jalysd,, CIV. PlTrMAN.
Partner wanted.
4 PARTNER. wanted, with $1,000 or more, in .
a business which will pay over 100 pr cent be
tween this andnext January. Enquire At this Of
July 8.-dsts
Cast Casloaers Take Noeice.
LAYING made All the necessary preparations TO
4 manufacture Nil kinds Of Saoes, boots Tor Ia.
lis and dentem n. and having on the way Q
very large II ali kinds VI raw mater ii
70 manufacture from, bought in New York and PHI.
aieipais Of the manufacturers and impor ers have
is,ermiae to sell Of my Eastern ready made goods
ON hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
tn make room for the and large stock of raw
material to arrive. All persons in want Of any
kind VI Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can now have
. chance TO from 70 to ~ per cent and get bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city, ut the
Ladies Shoe shop, No. So Mainst.
Jalys-d s. A. DUKE.
DEMING 4 LOVE.
Successors to A. L. Dc,ninx Col
Dankers anA Dealers An Fxchange.
Main Street. Keokuk, iotra.
DARTICULAR attention given to collections.
i Refer to
E.w Clark, Dodge a Co., New York;
Adams 1 Buckinshsms,
J. W. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drexsl1 Co., Philadelphia;
h. W, Clark Co.,
Johnston. Brothers / Co., Baltimore;
4. W. Clark Bros. st. Louis;
State savings Institution, j"
bsnoist Donnc.ly, o
VIM Heron 4 Co., r ttsburgh;
Commercial Hank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwith Co., GAlena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
y. G. Convers, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
Zancsville. liy7
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY-CAPIrAL
" -, OSO, 900.
.ASs~se~oN AusoiOoOc SoiuP0uys VI u0oIvolo
Capital $500 900
State Mutual Insurance Comp y Of Harrisburg. Pa,
Capital t3Sv 900.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of Hartford
CApitAi $3.50, eco.
Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation Risks
taken Mt current rates
Llrx IrsURAHcR can he effected on very liberal
ierms.
&C. A. STRIBLRN. isscAl Agent,
Once 1t the Auction House VI Howe, Lock wood
= Co., Second St, between Main and johnson.
keokuk, July 6-dtf
New Dooks J1ss Rec,A aS OgAea,s.
DLU-kI-BUS-TAH; Abbie Mott and other Knoss
Sist's National System Of Political Rsonomy;
Republican Landmarks;
Tennyson's Maud;
Loagfeilows Aiawatha;
WoifsdeE;
Edith Male;
WARM Kansas;
Salad for the Social. CITY BOOKSTORE.
june2ld No 81 Main a.
n n. -
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*. aicksr LLOYD D. SIMPSON.
hickey 4 auMPsON.
REAL Estate BROKERS, COLLECTORS.
A NOINVESTING AGENTS, PostoGce Building,
= upstaars) K.okuk, Iowa. All NOtarisl bus
ne+s promptly and carefully transacted Titles ex-
amincd.
Charles Parsons, Esq., Banker, Keokuk;
A. L. Deming 4 Co.,
Gen. II. T. Reid,
Ford, 0osham 4 Ford,
y. w. kilb,urne, Esq,
Mssrs. Fickiin 4 Lucas,
Mcssrs. Rankin Miller, Attorneys,
respectfully invite those DESTROYS Of investing
70 Real Estate to examine our list which comprise
some Of the most desirable property In Keokuk,
which 10 o4rr on tho must fzv0Fabto forms.
june 81, '56-dAw AICKEY SIMPSON.
NOTICE.
vuSHE copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersig ned in tho Banking and Exchange
business was this day dissolved by mutual consent
The husiness will BE- continued By Demine 4 Love,
% whose books Deposition balances will be trans
fcrred. A. L. DEMING
Keokuk, july Sc. J. II. CLAYP0OLE.
VINHE undsnigned have formed copartnership for
the purpose of doing general Banking and Ex-
en1nEs business in this city A. D 1nvF
>. ,. TILlAHoaAsr. .. LANE. n.sUnL.
TELLlN0AA0T, LANE 4 DUEL.
Importers and Dealers in
EHGLIsn, okenAx AND AM1RiCAn HARDWARE,
No. l03, Mats Street, KeOkak, IO,cs.
GrAgsnts for the Worlds Safe Co., Troy Bell
FOUNDRY. (julyld&wu
\ GOLDEN 6YRUP-In kegs and half bbls Hel.
~ chsr's Sugar House Syrup, In kses and half
bbls. Raleins IN boxes, half boxes and quarter.
aovsSd HA41LL : 20.
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WlsoOluttoA.
vIVHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Vt Davies Hart 10 this day Dissolved By
mutual consent. All claims against the Arm will
b cancelled BY johnson Davies who will in future
conduct tho business and who alone il authorised 70
collect, snd settle the business Of aid arm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X, HART.
Keokuk, June 20, lSjS.--3Odtf.
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DISSOLUTGON,
vrHE copartnership heretofore existing under The
nrm Of Day Hoyls having bssn this day de
solved, BY mutual consent, the business will hsreal
Ter bs continued BY Stephen c. Day 1t the old stan1
lSe Main st., between Sth and 9th. send in yous
orders. g. q. nay
keokuk, June 80, '66-d2m. r. HOYLE
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ALIrrLE Too FIERcg.-ln ito excessive fe-
rocity, the Times overshoots itself. For in
stance, referring to our article headed "Per-
sifer +. smith," it says Of the Gate City:
sit desires to create the impression that
Gen. Smith's orders require him to disarm
Free State men and permi. him TO admit pro-
slavery men with arms. Now tho editors Of
that incediary sheet know they were publish
ing lie when they did it."
We did not say that he had such orders,
and the Times does not charge Us with say
ing 50. We did not endsayor to create the
impression that he had such orders. The
Times does not even charge ~ with that. II
simply says that We s'desired" to 'crcate that
Impression, and that ssdesire'' was a sslie ~
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TINS BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER or THAT "AcED
RELATIVE" The Washington correspo udent
Of the Boston Telegraph, in recent letter,
Gays:
81 500 that some Of the Boston papers
speak Of MIR. Butter rs u kind hearted, frank,
learned, courteous gentleman Of kthe old
school. OF that leave the country 70 Judge.
lsaM this gentleman Of tho old school ~ the
theatre last week. in maudlin state Of in
toxication. Hackett was playing Falstad, in
the Merry Wives Of Windsor. Butler was
in tho parqustte, in full view Of the whole
house, and acted 20 badly that It required the
whole attention Of Scnstor Hunter, 81 Va.
who sat on ons side of him, and another
person on the other side whom | did not
know, 70 keep him from disturbing tho sa-
dience. sat 80 near to him part q the
time that could hear his drunken remarks
and tho approximations Of HE comrades -
This much Tor the gentleman OF the old
school,"
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A COOP Porsr.-While they were discus
sing Douglass kansas bill in the Senate the
other day, and the Black Democrats,
frightened BY the Fremont furore, appeared
anxious to make some compromise to settle
the Kansas question in satisfactory wsy.
Mr.. Hale said,--
If Senators were 20 anxious to compro-
mise and settle these Kansas dil5cultiea.
Why not begin BY restoring that Compromise
which had long exertsd healing and sooth-
ing inhucnce-the Missouri Compromise OF
1902"
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TN No. CompAnies.
/ EQUITABLE o. LONDON, Capital $500 600.
FARMERS And MECHANICS, PHILADELPHIA
Capital $3oo, COS.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond Ia La
Wis.,, Capital 45ve, 900
BRlGEtUkC FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port, Co., Capital $3U0, 900.
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, o., Cspiti
$500 QUO.
HONE, No. 1 Wall street, New York, Capt.,
45e0, 200.
Policies issued in the above safe Companles, Q
mutual principle, the In urrd sharing in the y. o6
Of theco., and ON cash plan. :, Is.a.n.bis rates.
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VINHE undsnigned have formed copartnershipfo for
the purpose of doing general Banking and Ex.
change business in this city. A. L. DEALING.
Jalyldm II. X. LOVE.
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AT COST FOR CASH.

IN make room for the new and large stock of raw
material To arrive. All persons in want Of any
kind VI Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can now have
chance to save from 70 to ~ per cent and get bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city, ut the
ladies Shoe shop, No. Sc Mainst.
Julysd s. A. DUKE
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-02-09
Proceedings Of the Police Jury.
PARISH OF LAFoURCHE.

According to law, the Police Jury of the Parish
Of Lafourche met at the Court House in the town
Of Thibodaux, on Monday, the 7th day of January,
1856. 49,
Present-Paul Justilien Theriot, Neuvile Ayot,
Jourdain Savoie, and Onezime Bernard.
A5semt-Leopold Pertuit.
A quorum being present, the newly elected
members were sworn in by John c. Ragan, he
being the President of the last Police Jury.
Then the Police Jury proceeded to the election
of President and Paul Justilen Theriot being the
only candidate, he was unanimously elected.
The minutes of the last session were read, and
on motion Of Onezime Bernard, the same were
adopted.
On motion Of Jourdain Savoie, the following
resolution was adopted,
Be 1t ordained by thei Police Jury Of the Parish Of
Lafourche that Sections 81 5s 5 S. S. 81, IS and So
under the head of Standing Committees Of the Rules and
the same hereby repealed aud that henceforh special
committees shall be appointed when necessary for the pur
pose aiding this body in the performance OF the business
submitted to its consideration.
The Police Jury having constituted themselves
into committee of the whole,
The bond of 4. g. Robichaux, Sheriff, for the
collection Of the parish taxes for the year 1855,
with Drauzin Trche, Joachim Breaux, Cleophas
Lagarde, Narcisse Leblanc, and Mathurin Bourg,
as his securities was presented, and on motion OF
Onezime Bernard, was accepted and ordered to be
recorded.
Which proceedings having been reported to the
Police Jury, on notion same is approved and ra-
tilted. III
On motion of Mr., Jourdain Savoie, the following
claims presented to the Police Jury we're accepted
and the same ordered to be paid
The claim Of '. D. Terrebonne, J. P in the case Of
the State OF Louisiana Slaves Of Fortier, Con-