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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

OLD LINE WHIGs OF AaKASsAs.-A
meeting # the Old Line Wings Of Ar
kansas took place a, Monticello, Ark, on
the 10th ult., and delegates were ap-
| pointed to the Wbig National Convrn
tom IN case the delegates were unable
to attend, the Hon. VIM. c. Rives, OF
Virginia. was requested TO cast the vote
of Arkansas in the Convention. The
following among other resolutions was
adopted:
Reeolved, That in MilIard Fillmore
the American people have a candidate
Tor the Presidency whose former admin
is'ration Of the Governmert-whose pure
patriotism, enlightened craftsmanship,
love for The Constitution and attachment
Tor the Union, affords ample and abun
dant evidence that should he be elected
he will rebuke sectionalism in all its
forms, and be the President Of the whole
country, and not Of section or part {;
that the Constitution with all its compro>
misses and requirements will be respected
and defended, aud the Union, which has
heretofore been regarded as the pa'ladi>
um of our Liberties and the source OF our
greatness and glory, be preserved from
the dangers which now so portentlous'y
threaten it, and that we here declare him
to be among the candidates now before
he American people our choice for the
Presidency.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20
Proceedings ofthe Police Jury ofthe psE1s''
OF West Baton Rouge.

At regular meeting Of the Police Jury Of the afore
suot parish held according to law Monda aySeptern
Der the drst, 1856, At the Court House hereof the
following members met
PREsrM-Iouis Favrot, President Frankwhits,
Adamis Hebsrt, L. Caldwell. James r. Deval, W. d.
Winter ". W. Lennon, James ". Pipes.
ADseyr-B. Landry J. c. Woods, Jan: Hebert.
The proceedings Of the previous session were read
and approved.
And the following resolution then offered by ".
D. Winter:
Reso,rsd, That James r. Devall L. Caldwell and
Adamis Hebert bs appointed 4 committee to confer
with A. w. Camafoo to if he will rescind the con
tract heretofore entered into with him for repairing the
Court House, On notion said Resolution wasadoPted
The following report then submitted to the
Jury and adopted-viz:
WEST BAroS RorsE, September 1st 1886.
The undersigned committee having been appointed
to confer with Mr. A. W. CamAron, in regard to re-
linz ushng his contract for repairing the old Court
House, beg leave to report that they have conferred
with Mr. Camaron who relinquished his contract, ss
will be seen by the following notice.
Lafayette Caldwell,
Committee James r. Devall,
Adsmis Hebert.
10 0e Prssd@x and Ae~b1s f tse Police J~1 Of w's'
Baton Rouge:
Thereby propose to relinqush my contract TO repair
the Court House Of this parish provided, that your
! Hor. body may consent to same.
West Baton Rouge, Sept 1st, 1886.
lStgnedl A. ". CANAhor.
The following resoluticp ssthen offered and adop'so
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

CALIFORNIA IN L1NE.-Tne American
cause, private accounts assure Us, is 3ai'y
gaining the confidence and support Of
the Golden State" The State Conn
Gil, at late session, unanimously endoss-
sed the nominations of Fillmore and
Donelson, and the Americans, constitu-
Ting majority Of the last Legislature,
have also done the same thing. The
councils are actively at work with iu
creased numbers, and it will be pity if
the American party, that carried the last
election by 5000 majority, in face ofthe
San Francisco balIot.box suffers, (who
polled 1925 fraudulent votes cannot in
November give the State to FL lmeEe BY
10000 majority at least.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

The CINCINNATI GArHER1SG.-A Mo-
b;lian, who was at Cincinnati at the time
Of the great Union demonstration. writes
to a friend in this city, says the advertiser
as follows:
"seventy thousand people in conven>
ion! Go it Fillmore. Every train
brings tbousands-eve:ybody in fine
spirits, and the impression now is, that
Fillmore will carry this State with u
doubt. Kentucky is sure, and New
Yo,k undoubtedly will 60 for hiln' Now
it is for you K. Ms Of the South to do
your duty. Don't let the Democracy
discourage you by SAYING there is no
chance. If you drop Fillmore, Fremont
is bound 10 be President. Fifteen A!s-
bamis3s here all Fillmore nen.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

RooRBAcKs.-We have not thought
it worth while to notice the thousand
and one silly roorbacks which have been
and still continue to be going the rounds
Of the Southern press to the prejudice
Of Mr.. Fillmore. Occasionally, however,
we notice one rs sample Of them. They
nave extensively stated that J. Sco.t
Harrison, son of the late venerable Pr's''
dent, was supporting Buchanan, when
he has been nominated by the American
party Of his District (Second) for Con.
yress bv acclsmation, and will do yeo-
man service for Fillmore in Ohio.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

The PRosPEcrs BEFORE THE DExoc.
RAcr.-A gentleman jus: returned from
Washington to Kentucky, says he was
told by some Of the leading Democrats
in Washington that they lad aba,doned
all hope Of success in Nev York a~d
even in Pennsylvania, and had 10 e.
pectatioa Of being able to carry a single
Northern State, unless John C. BE k
enrxlge, their candidate for Vice Pres;-
deucy, could save Indiana OF Illinois, by
making stump speeches throughout these
States.
Accordingly We fnd MAJ Breckenridge
accepting invisa.ieds to address mass
meetings IN Indiana aod 1IIiaois. Sent
tors Cass, Douglas, and Bright are also
stumpng il in Indiana.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

Hon. w. SHARKEY.-Ne = notice that
this distinguished gentleman, one OF the
most able and eloquent speakers in the
Uni on, is canvassing Mississippi for Fill
more in manner that is rousing tho
patriotism Of The masses to high pitch.
We can hardly expect to carry Mississippi
in the coming struggle, but it is quite
evident that the gallant Mississipplans
10 not interd ITO give it up So" They
..re making magnificent fight, snd it
is barely possible tina. they may prevail.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

MURDERER CoSvIcrED.-We learn
from the Woodv;Ie Miss Independent
Of the llth, that VIM. Robertson alias
Robson, was convicted there on Thurs
day, Of the murder Of Franklin Willis
ans at Summit, in April last, and sem
fenced to be hung on the Gath Of Octo-
Der next. Mrs. Williams, the wife Of tbs
murdered man, was arrested at the time
as an accomplice, and we believe is still
confined in Jail on the charge.
Robertson is native Of Nova Scotia.
The murder was 4 most diabolical one,
and We are glad that the laws have been
vind,cated in the premises.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

CONTEMPLATED lNsURRECr1oN IN Col
oRADo County, TEXAS, SuPPREssED.-
We find in the Galveston Neps, letter
dated the 9th inst, from Colorado county
Texas, giving an account Of the discov'
cry # plo. on the part Of the slaves,
aided by the Mexicans Of that county
ezcep. the young ladies, which was to
60 into effect on the 9th inst! When
the di~bolical plot was discovered, in
tense excitement followed, and two hun
dred negroes were arrested. Every
Mexican in the county is said to have
been implicated!
All tue negroes were discharged how
ever, except three, who were hanged on
the 9Th inst, in compliance with the
unanimous voice Of the people Of the
county. Every Mexican was ordered
forthwith to leave the county within nse
days, never to return again under the
penalty Of death. The plan Of opera.
tions was to murder all the whites, OK.
cept the young ladies, seize these, and
make for Mexico with all the plunder
they could obtain.
The letter is signed John II. Robson,
Fl. A. Taturn and J. h. Hicks, Cores
ponding Committee, and has every ap-
pearance Ct being genuine.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

MORE EXCITEMENT IN ALABAMA
The citizens of Livingston, Ala, held q
meeting on The Sd inst, to Nks into con-
sideration the propriety Of notifying q
man named Samuel Sharood to leave
Sumpter county forthwith, in consequence
Of his tampering with slaves. He wa:
heard before the meeting, said be had
been an Engiishman-that he had been
an Abolitionist, but was so no longer
that he was a tailor by trade, and a
Methodist, and had been but five months
in the country. He was ordered to leave
within three days. Some called for ta'
and feathers, but no violence was offered
him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20
ANOTHER New PAPER.-We receiv

ANOTHER New PAPER.-We received
yesterday the first number Of the Ea''
Tennessee Herald, q handsome and spir'
tied Fillmore paper, started in the town
Of Cleveland, Tennessee. Thus the cause
Of the National candidate is onward
Week by week, and day by day is its
strength gathering. New presses are es
tablished to advocate his election, and
the people flock to his standard as the
standard of peace and q wide extent
fraterpal harmony and prosperity.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

SP1n'7uAl1sa.-The vagaries ofspirit
naIism are marvellous indeed. A CORES
,'ondent Of the N. Y. Courier and En-
7u'rer, writing from Saratoga, gives ,
:urious passage-at~arms in relation to il
| between Professor Hare, and brother
n-law Of Judge Eimonds. Prof.sso,
Hare processes to have received mes
ages from the spirits Of Washington.
Franklin, Adams, Clay, jackson, Chal-
ners. and host of Others. stating that
there is not one particle of truth in the
Bible or revealed religion, but that the
whole fabric Of Christianity Is built o,
he cred"Iity Of mankind. Judge Ed
monds, who has written two or three
hooks on the subject, on the contrary
says that lie has received communica-
tons from the spirits of,he iden.ica! per
sonagss mentioned. and many none :;
aud ,Iut they one and ali assure him thai
here is nothing in spirltualism which
conflicts directly or indirectly with the
.eIigion Of the Bible.
Professor Hare, not to be "headed
u this way. says that the spirits WI ON
Judge Edmonds consulted are "Iying
r;rits." anc therefore. NOT tn he believed |
How does he know that his spirits are
lot lying spirit! The whole thing is
uch a farr~go ofno~ense that TIE mys
cry is how any sane man can believe it
or an instant.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

The ASSoUNcEMESr oF1HE NATIONS
AL UNION FILLMORE CLuB.-The Nati-
onal Fillmore and Donelson Union Of
Philadelphia have issued an address to
the voters Of Pennsylvania, setting forth
what they claim, on the strength Of let.
ters from the several States, to be tho
chances of Mr.. Fillmore at the coming
election. According to the address Mr.
Fillmore will certainly distance his CON-
petitors.
This Club, it should be remarked, have
taken extra ordinary pains to obtain fact.
in regard to the actual condition Of pub
lie sentiment in the different States
Fillmore men, hear the announcement,
that the canvass promises victory.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

James u "OOCs
kc couite apro'nte pous voir au neteyases de-
Eayous Chaetaw ct Broussard raporte qu'ils ont fa
ct que les deux Bayo sont rarfaifemene ne:oves
La resolution suivsnte fut oferte par " " Lem
mon et adoptee.
Resolu Que ls eonte appo, ,nte a Ia session Gu Jur
de Police Juin pour dirger les egouts dams es Fayou
cnacta~ ct Hrou.sa'd, al. plein peuvor d'etabGr Ut
cSout dc Ia poin.e de Leblanc descendant. ct d.
-e toute acte q; caet qui peuvent etre autorise.
par les LOIS exist8ptes.
. C,nformencnt a une resolution passee par le JUr
ds Police session de Jnin. autorisant P4yocat Dc
raroisse. de regler avec " G Bozeman. le jugement
obteru contre hi par e dit Juri de Police. rapnort
gull regle aVec J. di: Bozeman conforn,ement a Ia
resolution.
Et que d'apres une Autre resolution, il aus.i reele
lie ugement obenu contre Ia paroiss" ct en- faveur DE-
p Michel ct celu obtsnu par la Karoisse ct contre Ia
succession de J p Michel
Reso,u Qu'll SOFT signife . Mr. Markham que sill
tient des ct cbalan trArerser tone
heure de la mutt, ct ii ne procure dun nouveau
bateau n va peu1spour ferr conformernent
trat e Jur de Police, lie dit Jui trouvera for
fait contrat.
Le Gref6er est tenu dc servr ure cop de Ia resolu
ion ci dessus dit Markham.
RAPPORT Du COMB De r7sASer.
Ap-es sxaen des complies .uivants, nots. le eorate
ssigne les trouvons ustes ct eor1set eten recon-
mandons le pairment.
Rd Hebert Fiat VS. MShand. ...............$ %
Rd Hebert lnqueta. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 y
E Durg Coroner lnquets. ................. 20 w w
~ Wv
Sur motion de landry, lie rapport fut adopte.
Essolu Que le premier arrondissement du Juri dc
Police commence Racourc ct gu i!setende jusqu a
la ligne inferieuve de IA paroisse
Sur motion le Juge Favrot fut appone pour surveil
Ter reparations de Ia Maison pc Cour ct autorse
de contractor pour quelqrs Outrage que &C soft sl h
croft necessaire.
Sur notion " Pope fut autorise d'acheter deux
douzanes de chaises pour Ia Maison de Cour.
Le Juri sajourna alors au premier Septembre 1856.
7. BERGERoS, Clerk
l.. FAvROT, President
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''vocslAFes du Juh ds Police dc Ii Parosss<
Quest Baton Rouxc.

une Session regul!ere du Juri de Police Dc cstt
paroi*se coavoqusr = Ia Msison de- Cour d Ia dit
psrosse conformen1ent . IL lo Lundi le Fl Julie
1896 Les per@onnes suivants furent presents.
PRESENT u Fnvrot President Jan. Hebert Fra n
White. Adamis !tebcrt, ia mos pevall and James
fip"s et ayAn pas de quorum Il Jur, ajournc jus
guam Aout 1855.
LCNDl LIE D'AoU1. 1886.
Conforneuent rsj jou rncmcEt le Jur dc Polcs
+ AS 'emhls n Ia Naisou de Cour. le I Aout 1855
PaEsENr Il Favrot President. Jsnvicr Hebert +
White. Bc!ezaire Landry, & Wo ,ds Adams Hebert
l. Caldwell. " " Lennon ct pcsall
ABSENT W Pipes ct W " Winter
lie comite appointe Ia dernier seance regulierc du
'uri dc Police, pour tracer chemn public com
mencant au henve Mississippi ct eu,re les terrss de
John l. Iob1ell ct c"lles de Madame J B Hereford L..
qu~l d"vra Passer 4 traverS Ia section c K IL T.
Quest de teuve Mississippi
kaPporient quils ont Aoigneusemcnt examine les
terrcs entire ccs dcux Joints ct trouveDt Que endrt
lie Plus conveuahle pour chemu ouLI,c cat coIui
Il, sRvoir:
Comm meant au feure Mississippi, e. ra.s.n. entire
les s,res de john lnbdell ct ceiles de Madame Il
de Ia Ia gauch- le long de Ia barricre du fond dn
Champ de John L. Lotdell au Grand BAYOU; lie Ia en-
bas du Grand Bayou jusqu il Joint le Swift Ia you
de Ia bss du dit Swift Bayou jusqu'au 4 Hsee De
Mad 3 Hereford le traverse de Ia atravsss du DIT
Swift Bayou et te long lie Ia ligns John
ct Mad Hereford An lac C!ause-de "a en- suiv-nt
le font du dit lac Ia gre secticns'e cara les sec
tons 10 ct 8 III E-de Ia 10 lofR 60 In dte liRn-
et PEASANT entire les sections 8 ct q IA nm
du dit chem!n- lie chemin r.ne pied dc large ct
requenant de propretaires den avant. lie rcmues
cAnAux.
( II W Alien
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

| The DEMOCRACY BAD ADx1SlsrK
OF PUBLIC ArrA1Rs.-It seems ,ha
people Of Philadelphia are getting cx.
tremely dissatisfied with tile manaee.
ment Of the Democratic CITY Council.
The Enquirer says: "Last year it j..
we'll known that in the first place, the ss.
sessments were increased ON various
properties, and in the second, the rate Of
t.xation was also increased snd thus
additional means were psovided for the
Treasury. Nevertheless, the city credit
is, If possible, worse than ever. The
course before Councils is plain. 1t is to
keep the expenses within the revenue
But this can only be done by thorough
'nvestis alton Of all the Departments, a
stoppags ofall the leaks, and correction
Of AL measures Of extravagance."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

',"h"c>>, Lc Is cLa'".y 10 nl- own IN
"gri'y, s'ro"g in his fidelity to the Union
~ it is; strong in the affections Of H..
oeople; and he will be found strong nj,
he ballot box.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

THREE BRorHERs UP FOR CONGRESS
Israel Washburne is elected to Congress
in Maine; his brother. c. c. Wsshburne
is up for the sans body from Wiscon'
sin, and another brother, E. B. Wash
burue. from Illinois. We believe they
are all Freeeoilers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

Whereas The coupa tito. xyr.......,. H., .,
nave after conference with Nr. Camaron reported hi
ent're Willingness g rescind the contract recent,
entered into with him under the Resolution atoptc,
~ 'he last session to repair the old Court House
1hereas, II Is the opinion Of the Jury that said ol'
court House cannct be repaired 0 MS to answer th
purpose for which It wa, intended with any regard I.
a prudent economy
Hesot,s', That the resolution providing for such
A""Pted NJ tn" last session. be and they hereb,
Mnnullcd and rescinded and that the President Of til.
!"iice Jury b" aud he is hereby authorized for and
~ oehai' OF inns parish TO accept from 1r ?. ~ En-
GERS transfer OF the lands and Improvements offered
| U! him ana on the terms proposed, viz Eight
Thousand dollars, payable follows in l. 2, and
years, equal annual instruments all bearing interest
'ie rate OF eight per cent from the dav Of sale
III rad, and that the bonds notes "f the ra-i be
issued And signed by the Iresd, for aid
fes'ired, That committee Of three members be
opiht"d whose duty it shall be 10 proceed immediate
y to cause.-the repairs and alterations tn said improve
mentt necessary to constitute them suitable Court
House to he made with the least possible expense and
report thereon at tho next called regular session
the Jury. Provided. thatsn consideration of the re.
cis'"n Of the aforesaid contract it shall be the duty OF
said committee to give preference to said CAma-on
ing said repairs provided he will make them
cheap rate as any other workman
Committee appointed TO that eiIect--Adamis uebert
l.. taidS"land J. R. Heval
W. D. Winter presented the following resolution
Resolr>d That, hereafter, the 7th Road and Lcvce
district shall extend from the lowe. line OF John L.
!obiell 10 the upper parish line.
Resolution offered BY W, W. Lennon
Raol"ed, That the road established by the Jury
~ Its last session running from the Mississippi river
TO Sec 8. Z. II F.. shall be known and designated
as the t. Lake Road,"
And that W Lennon be appointed overseer Of
tbs same, until the regular parish appointments by
this Eody-lasscd.
REPORT or TIE FINANCE CONMrTTEK.
The Finance Committee report that they have ex. |
amined tn" following CLAIMS, nnd them correct, and
their payment:
Roeemond Hebert J. !. Inquest st.So So5 90 !
l.. =. Bourg Coroner do. do.................2 Is 90
n. ". Pope, Sheriff costs in State (ases II 10
J. }. Odom. Jailor, E. B. Rouge. 1882 l5
'" ID. Winter Inspector It'll Ward 1855 ...... Is 90
D. BERNARD. jr. Recorder Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Errgerou elk + quarter SO 90
sugar Planter qun ter salary l25 90
Nv. r. Winter,
Committee Adamis Hebcrt, |
F. White
And :he-r I'm: more business. the Jury adjourn
ID till Septenher the I'D inst, 1856.
I. BxsG IRON Clerk,
J.. FAVR0T. President
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-20

A CESrExAR1AN.-Mrs. Rebecca Kill
lam died at Hillsborough, N. H., recent
y, lacking but nire days Of being one
hupdrel and kree years Old
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C here: - Of NY x'slVce, give me ao
}"ssid a printer 2 his sweetheart. She
Immediately made a-a at him q pan
ted her Ey- between his ;''s which made
bin *.~.
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Com::e

"a resolution su,~'s ut ofsrte per Acauis
Eehert, il est
Fesola Que lie rapport Gu comt. ci dessus mention
ne SOFT accepte ct a dopie Hest de plus
Resn,u. Que john l. InLdeIl, Madame p Hereford
Lewis loa!cll, " lA1imon, Emile B.ou-sard ct
CT Petit soft appointes pour falre ct DIT
chemin (Ias>eel
tons de Ia viee Nais"n de Cour on, produii
de Ar \ CAmaron Architect dams aq u-lie il of!re De
rrrarer La dit Maison psr:Atemen pour la &c
sls.5
Lne motion fut faite pour accepter l'nf!re de Mr. A
" Cameron isoucue fut opposee par Mr Caldwell. il
de-trant acheter la pr.ssnte demcu-c du DR. Z En-
ders pour cn faire une Naison de Cour.
Sur quo' lie vote du Juri fut appels
lorR RErAKER-Jan Hebert, Frank White, n1sndry
W " Lennon, Woods. Adamis Hebert and James
pevali
P,uR .cuErsR IA RElpzsCE DE- Dr. ExEns-IAtsyette
CALDWELL
lie comte npPointe pour taire estims ton des take,
de paroisse pour aimee suivan font lie rapport sui
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vIGlLAST COMMITTEE.
cT-oV YRDINT r. COURT HorSE rRfcT.
Theodule Tu'llicr, Brooks
BeliEaire Hebet, Gustsve Dubsoca,
Joseph Braud, G Leblanc,
Louis L Brussard. Valuaon Trahau.
GRossE rKTE PnEC7 PoIpRAs FtEcr.
H A Castle, Wv Lennon,
U EsroussAri, Louis Petit,
James Deyall. H II Gerneny.
Bgt1Y LANDING PRECiSCr.
E!ouarl LeRay. Arcade Serrst.
Joa h IN Aillet, Edward Burg,
! Bite LABauve
EXECUTIVE CJMMiTIEE.
Dan Hickey, TP Vaughn,
Theodore lsiglc, NV Pope,
JVnuralde, W Allen,
BR Ch,nu, Favrot,
y Y Barrow.
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Parish Committees Of the American Paxt|.
At regular meeting Of the American party Of this
parish beli on tn" "a day August the following nam
ed gentlemen were appointed upon the several com
mitteea