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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12
"A ID r i S S

of the .Erecutive Committee Of the
''.Southern Rights Association,
Parish Of Jefferson.
ROOM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE souTHERN(
RIGHTS ASSOCIATION OF JEFFERSON PARISH, (
Carro1lton Hotel, Dec. s, 1861
TO the Citizens Of the Parish Of Je6ers0m'
State Of louisiana:
In accordance with the provisions OF
Article 10th, of the Constitution of the
.sSouthern q Rights Association Of the
Parish of Jefersoa," we the Executive
Committee beg leave respectfully to
call your attention to the objects OF our
association, in order that we may obtain
your heartfelt co operation and sympa-
thy with US, who have banded ourselves
together to protect our State and assert
as citizens her rights.
Associations similar to ours, in their
aim, are now being formed all over the
South in every parish and county OF
every State, and the necessity of union
of sentiment, sympathy and action Is
everywhere being recognized and
acknowledged. The South, by the
election of Lincoln, as President of the
United States, by overwhelming maJo-
rites, has been aroused from the leth-
argy in which she Ehad. fallen.
Before this election we were told
and many true and loyal Southerners
believed the tale-that there were
enough conservative men at the North
to keen..in check that fanatioal aboh-
ton element, from which materials
are gathered to make raids and commit
robberies on the South. We were told
that the name of our friends there was
legion, and with money, influence and
power, they could stay the advancing
tide of destructive fanaticism.
Notwithstanding the fact that for
thirty years, in de6nace demonstrations
al guarantees, the North has been as
sailing Southern institutions, and from
the school form, the pulpit, the rostrum
and the Senate, has taught, fostered and
encouraged hostility to us and ours.
And in their State Legislatures have, by
direct, unfriendly, and revolutionary
Legislation, passed hostile and uncon-
stitutional acts against slavery and
slave holders, and dsregarding acts of
Congress and defying the penalties
therein imposed for their infraction-
have enforced their State laws by mobs
and bloodshed; and not withstanding
the threatening attitude which Northern
citizens, in communities and as private
individuals, have assumed towards US,
making constant attempts by what they
they call ".SouLbern Aid ASSocidtlonS,
to raise and arm the Southern slaves
against their masters, and flooding the
South with incendiary documents; and,
in short, doing all in their power as
States communities and indiUidudt tc
rob us of our property, and by com
plete subjugation insure our ruin. Not
withstanding all these facts, which
were certainly known, there were men
good, loyal and true in the South wRc
still hoped, from lures and promiee'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12

CHARLES II. ROVER. Treasurer.
Mr.. n. Commandeur, Attorney re
ported verbally that he had judgment
against Mr.. j. Hooy, for the amount OF
his back taxes.
Mr.. Perret on behalf of the Police
Committee, here stated that they had
appointed Mr.. II. Lazarrc to replace Mr..
S. Xeller, az ightwatchman.
On motion of Mr.. Preston the action
of the Committee was approved.
The President reported that in accor-
lance with resolution passed at the last
sitting Of the Jury,.he had contracted
with Mr.. y. Young, for the making of
the Fcnccs, Bridges al%s Gates on the
line of Magazine street, through the
Fouchcr Estate for the sum of fix
hundred dollars. And with Mr.. j.
Mcguire for the ditching, at two and II
quarter cents ga per running foot for
the side bitches, ami 90 five cents per
running foot for the cross bitches.
The following communication from
the Secretary Of the Joint Committe
| was read.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12
SECRETARY's OFFICE, Z
Carrollton. Dec, 3, 1850. )
To Tie Secretary of The
Pelife Jury, Left Bank.

Pelife Jury, Left Bank.
Sir-By resolution of the Parish
Committee, approved July 81, 1860, 4
am directed to furnish you list OF all
biFfs passed at each sitting of the said
CuInmittee.
!. The following list of bills have been
approved at their sitting OF December
.1sE 1860. ~.
Guy Dreux, Sheriff for expenses
1. of. Election Nov. 6, 1860 -$3OS 90
Guy .DreuS, Sheriff for mainte-
names of prisoners from 10Th
= July tothe 10Th Nov. 1860 1l30 90
G.. p. Heidman, Medicines fur
nished. for Jail-use, up to
November 26. 1860 --.--- 81 65
j. d. Hamper, j. p, for fees in
Criminal cases from June
12, 1860 to Oct. 20i 1862 421 81
S. Kerner, Constable for fees in
Criminal cases from June
I2, 1860 to Oct. 19, 1861 5S4 90,
Y. j. LeCorgne, j. p, for fees.
in Criminal cases from Dec.
81, 1859 to Oct. %, 1860 2S3 95
e: Commagere, Recorder forcor
recting State Tableau for
the wear 1860. $50 90
.. N. CunOu, loT' ON DuIisio VI
Coal and Cord of Wood 81.
for the use of Court House,
and sundries for Jail USE 90 30
j. II. Bender, for an Armoir with
Pigeonholes for Clerks
Office 50 0U
Brookes q Pursglove, for re-
pairing Pump IN the Jail
ward ........ IL 50
N. Commandeur, Attorney for
profit. services rendered. in
three cases VS.. Parish Com a
mittee. rs 90
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12
p. A. BIENyENU, ~ r


p. A. BIENVENU,t X,
Secretary Of the Parish Committee.
The following communication
from Mr.. Heuchcrt was received and
read.
And on motion Of Mr.. Preston, was
referred to Il committee of three
The President appointed Messts.
Preston, Miller and Perrot, to act OH
said Committee.
GREENvILLE, PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
December ], 1860.
To the Hon. Police Jury, LEFT Bank.
conference.-the undersigned, on
behalf of tho Commissioners of this
Village of Greenville, and the inhabi
tants thereof. would respectfully urge
upon your Honorable Body to take
into consideration the condition of
the drainage-in the rear of our
Village.
The limits of Groenville extend only
four Squares in the rear of the Railroad,
after it comes Fribourg, over which, wo
as Commissioners have no control; but
the same ls under your jurisdiction.
| We as:{Jommissianers have caused tho
ditches' on both sides of Broadway to
be opened to Friboufg, where there iS
no outlet, ard unless some action is Ind
! by your Body and relief granted by
oxtending said bitches ON through
Fribourg, It rerdors useless ouf work
| in the premises, MS it causes the water
to back up in the rear Of our Village to
the detriment of health, etc.
We earnestly commend this matter
to your earliest consideration.
| HENRY HEUCliERT, for self,
Commissioners and Inhabitants,
per N. COMMANDEUR.
A Memorial from the 'Jefferson
Rifles" offering their services, to act
as Patrol and asking for an appropria-
ton to assist in Equipping themselvcs
and to nid to dcfray expenses attendant
on the discharge Of their duty ne Patrol,
was received and read, and On motion
of Mr.. Levy, the same was referred to
IL Committee.
The President appointed on said
Committee, Messrs. Miller and Fish.
On motion Of Mr.. Perrct the Prcsi-
dent was added to the above Committee.
i Another Memorial from the same
Company was also read, asking the
Jury to instruct their Representative
in the Joint Committee To vote in favor
of allowing them to use the Rooms
over the Shcrif1s and Clerk Offices as
an Arrnory, and to allow them to remove
the partitions between said rooms, so aS
TO make one roGm out of the two. Th
cost of the removal Of partitions TO bo
| paid by the Company.
f MIR. Perret moved that the Mombcr
, of the Joint Committee be instructed
, 70 vote in favor of allowing the "Jcffcr-
< son Rifles" to deposit temporarily
their Arms in the Room above tho
= Clerks Office; which motion was car
r ricd.
r On motion of Mr.. Preston, the Jury
adjourned 10 Monday December 18th,
2 1860. at II o'clock, A. NJ.
o Ga true copy.)
CHAS. F.. ROVER, Sec'y.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-12
= 3OFFICIAL.I
POLICE JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON, ,
LEFT BANK.
Sitting OF DECEMBER 3, 1860.

Messrs. l.. c.. Perret, L. T.. Levy
R. 1. Preston, j. Miller, VIM. Fish and
N. Betz.
The minutes of the. last meeting'!
wereread. and approveG
The Finance Committee approved
the following bills which were. on mo-
ton, ordered paids =,
Guy Dreux, Joius Committee. 500 SO
Guy Dreux, Joint Committee $50 So
Estate of M. Paulet, Joint Com
b. mittee- ---:.::..------- y va
Theo. Bienvenue- ---..------- 90
S. Kerner- w
j. d. Hamper r------------. O0
Daniel Young 4O .oO
Mr.. Preston on behalf of the Police
Committee reported the arrests by the
Night Police of four (4) slaves. Also,
that the Committee had received and
accepted the resignation of Mr.. 5.
Zeller as Night Watchman. On motion
lof Mr.. Preston the report was received
Eand adopted.
H Mr.. Preston seconded by Mr.. Levy
Offered the following resolution, which
was adopted.
Rssoleed, That the Police Committee
be empowered to fill the Vacancy in the
Night Police.
Mr.. Preston presented the following
communication.
| TO the Hon. the President and Members
of the Police Jury, Left Bank.
By a resolution passed by the Joint
| iCommittee of the different Corporations
of this Parish, / am empowered to
recommend to this Hon. Body to autho-
L. hns ~ nj tnf n
Tin said Committee, to bind this Corpo-
|ration for their proportion Of u sum OF
| between four hundred and fifty dollars
{$450) and one thousand dollars $1,000
| for the repairs to be made upon the Court
House and Jail.
(Signed,) r. L. PRESTON.
II Mr. Levy seconded by Mr.: Fish
offered the following which was
passed.
Resolped, That the Member repre-
senting the Police Jury of the Parish
of Jefferson, Left Bank in the Joint
Committee, be hereby authorized and
empowered to bind this Jury in the sum
of their legal proportion of one thou
sand dollars for repairs to be made upon
the Court House and Jail.
| Inc i IGeuSuIel "Spo' 70 "CiS 1900
and received:
| ITeasurer's Report.
| Cash on hand last report $2,3lo 263
| Received since from
Tax Collector 322 "
| OIal- N-ipc~ 'c2
Disbursed since 1,lO7 %
Balance on hand d------ l,524 395
Report as Treasurer of the Schoo
Fund.
Cash on hand last report 1852 D!
Received since appor-
tionment up to 3Ist of
October, 1860 .-... 1900 90
Interests on sales and
rent of Sixteenth of
Sections, less Commits
sion 81 Ga
Total. 3,I49 2l
Disbursements
Disbursed since---.
First District $50 90
, Second District al 90
Fourth District. - 50 90 l1l OO
Cash on hand 3,OO5 81
CHARLES r. ROVER. Treasurer.
Mr.. n. Commandcur, Attorney re
+ ported verbally that he had judgmen
AGAINST Mr.. J. Hocy, for the amount q
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