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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
as- Read the following, fr5m DR.. Leeper, an old
resident of Stark county, for many years. the most
prominent physician and druggist Of the place
NAyARR STARK Co., Ohio,

NAvARRt, STARK Co., Ohio, I
H.lsE EFsgfri June zlst, 1858
Sometime since Ireccived lot of DR.. Richardson's
Sherry Vine BiLters to sell commission. They are
all sold, and your further supply OF thT0e dozen bot
tics just received 1t ink shall need soCn
they good demand aud fighy praised by suffer
from Indigestion, dyspep ia aad liver complaint
nov1-I4w4w JAMES l. LEEPER, III. d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

SvurnsI FasnIons, xor November,
BlackwJod's Edinburg Magazine, for October
Just received by JOHN YORK Z co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
MOTT G. T.

n or about the Doth Octob r, in Warsaw, Miss. my
+ Pocket Book stolen from me, ntaiing anote
for Two H tnircd Dollars, more or less, drawn by I.
flaming, AM en- Iofsel by A J. Nc hrtsr X Co. The
novS-n - ROBERT LAW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
south eetInssof the Legis-
Iature. -

We copy The following despatch from the
Charleston Courier of Monday:
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 4th. I0P. M
A large portion OF the members OF the Legs
lature arrived, Others are expected 1ysmor o.
ing trains of Monday, so that il is.aniicipa-
ted there will be very full attendance. OF
those present, nearly all readily, and earnest
ly utter opinions in favor of prompt and Ell
Gent action by South Carolina in the issue OF
LincOln's election.
There is considerable interest exhibited as
to the extent of the Special Session, but ihc
prevalent opinion is, that it will be protract-
I'd even if not continued into the regular
term.
IL is confidently believed by those who
should be informed. that the Special Message
OF Governor Gist will be brief, but will con
tain distinct recommendation in favor OF "a
prolongaiion OF the Session, with reference 10
action, beyond The Presidential election
That action viii probably include, according
10 Governor Gist's recommendation, the CAL
OF a Convention for an early day, and the
arming of the State.
The following is the Message OF Gov. GIsr
to the Legislature, for which We are iudebt-
cd 70 the C6Uier-erra:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

All tn Text Books used In the old and new schools.
For sale JOHN YORK 4 CO.
noyS-a 80 Union Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

r-r---- AN and Winter
mr. a J FRANCISCO,
octI7 Halter and Furrier, No q Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

i.r..-sd in ali ais 81 t:sc city at short notice
ans mn m assured cors the lowest market price, by
Erecting u BOX SO r %, leaving orders al he a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
Mew Aduertis
LOST.

ON Tuesday night last / list bunch of Keys, mum
berilg eleven Also large brass Key
suitable for safe Also my Pocket Book containi g
papers an 1 receipts, u SO note on the awrence-
burg Blnk. Will pay handsome I'D for the
turn of the sam To me. GEL 3. BROWN,
AIM zeI, Hooper & Co.'S, No q Market st.
novS ST BIU
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TA MEnICAL STEnExTS.

Sn CASES Tismsn's nissaeiinE Instruments ,asl
sssas-a : - : RAINS, BROWN co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-23
The QWadreMHial Address Of the
Bishops Of the WI. II. Church.

The address Of the Bishops of the M. f.
Church to the General Conference is o docu.
ment that is always looked for with great in
terest. We therefore make very copious OK !,
tracts from the address delivered by the Bish-
ops to the General Conference now sitting at
Buffalo The address was delivered on the 4th
inst, and read to the Conference by Bishop
James: .....r .....yt.. ..
The address commences by rendering the al.
fectionate salutation of the chosen representa-
tives of tho Methodist Episcopal Church to
their brethren in the Lord. They looked upon
the object Of their assembling together as one
Of the grsvest Importance, and took that oppor-
tunity to express their confidence in the wis
dom and piety of the delegates TO meet their
solemn responsibilities as representatives intel
ligently and religiously. Iu such an sasem-
bly, Of grave and godly minis ers," continue the
bishops, "we see not how selfsesking or party
striks can enter, It csnuot reasonably be ex.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-23

THERE is man in Indiana so thinth when
the Sheriff is atsr him he crawls into bis rife
and watches his adversary through the touch
bolc, 'H
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-23

0~"Wife, Iinust insist upon having souscd
hogs feet Tor breakfast every iporning.',s;s,
"We husband, you can easily have them
BY sousing your feet in water when you got ous
oil bed" 's f47siG
PoNPEY the Niger, said hn oncs worked for
man who raised his wages 30 high that ha
oqld only reach them on . atwo yesrsssv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-23

The missionary enterprise Of the Church tho
last four years has been more prosperous than
in any former period Of its history. The con-
tributions Of the church 10 this cause during
that interval oftime have exceeded those of any
previous quadrsnnial+erm Of the General Com.
ference, notwithstanding the extraordinary
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

poiute par lie .Juri ct q1l devra 'aPporter a Ia
prochaine srancc.
lie substitut de Mr.. Pipes fut adopte par lie
vote suivant -,
Pow-Braud, J c Woods, Pope, Pipes, SID
Lobdcll. Lennon.
Couuc-Landry, F A Woods, J. Lobdei'.
Trinidad, Cain.
linstance de Mr., Lennon. il tut
Resolu. Que la somme de cinq mil plasfrrs
SOFT %aioutee a Fassessmcnt DIES taxes de far-
oisse, pour payer les bonds du Juri de Police
donnes pour payer les personnes qul ont 'a't
des depenses pour boucher la crevasse de
LcbdelI, ct que lie Rapport alnsl change sort
aGopte ct soft public contormement aux loiS.
La resolution ci-desslls lut adopted par le
vote sHiva.t
~pom-Braul. Pope, Pipes, Cain, Lennon.
Sid Lob!sll, r,,,,
Lobde.l.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

That said lessee keep good and sufficient
skitfs and ferry flats to cross all persons as
aforesaid, when it shall be necessary TO stop
or lay up SAID steam ferry boat for repairs
and provided that said repairs shall not take
more than forty days in any one year under
the penalty of Fifty Dollars for each day over
and above said time. unless the Court for suf-
ficient reason and showing Of due diligence
on the part of lessee, remit the same.
That the lessee be requested to keep on
his steam ferry boat, to manage the engine an
experienced white engineer.
That the privilege of keeping said ferry
shall not extend beyond three miles each
way from the Court House OF the Parish of
West Baton Rouge.
That said lessee be required TO have flats
and SIX IT'S in readiness to cross all persons and
things aforesaid, from and after the 3Oth day
of January next until the expiration Of the
said month, when he shall be obliged to fur
nish a steam ferry boat as above mentioned,
unless he shall have furnished a good and suf-
fcient boat before that time.
That the lessee be required to give a bond
in the sum Of Three Thousand Dollars. or
should the bid be over and above such sum,
then in an amount one-haIf over and above
such bid with satisfactory security, condi-
toned upon the faithful. performance of his
contract, and without any obligation on the
part OF the lessons to prosecute offenders who
may undertake to keep a ferry and interfere
with said lessee.
That should any one thus offend bv at
tempting to keep a ferry and interfere with
the privileges and franchises Of said lessee, he
or they shall pay for every day Of snch CON
travent'on, the sum of One Hundred Dollars
and costs of suit, half to the lessee, and half
to the Corporation where the complaint NAV
be lodged, and finally
That should the lessee violate the condi-
ton OF the lessee in taking away his boat
wne" 1t IS not for the purpose Of making re-
pairs nor furnish skiffs and flats as required.
and perslstentIy and continually neglect to
cross within the required time. then such Vi.
o%lation shall work a forfeiture Of the lease
That in prosecutions against said lessee for
a forfeiture of his contract. he cannot nroe .s
a sufficient excuse that his boat had met wifi
accident and detention while on anv other
business than that Of fer1ying, nor that he
was washing out boilers when such ,v.sh;no
after 9 O'Clock, a. NJ.
lS'gned.] J. v. DURALDE.l
H. M. FAVROT, 81
N: v. POPE, Committee
On motion Of Capt. Trinidad. the ann of|
S25 90 was allowed to Frank White for hol.
dung an inquest on the Goth of June. 1850
On motion Of Capt. Trinidad, the following
accounts for dinners to Commissioners. war;
allowed: "eIo
To Uselien RaGraie. e,o so \
" A. laurent.
pn notion of Capt. Trinidad, it was
i.esol9ea, That the committee appointed bv
'a's BOARD I" draw up q Charter with a SIM.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

liar Committee from the Town Conp.;,
Baton Rouge for the running of the .ta.o VI
| ferry boat between the Parish of West RstaA
Rouge and the City Of Baton Rouge. be- m,;n
tanned in their present position with add;
tional power to adveItize the sale If L..
OF said ferry, and to sell same in copionct;os
with the Committee from the Town Conn.;'
of Baton Rouge as soon as possible.
On motion of Nj Pope the following nat;
tpn of Mrs Mary Barrow, was received and
laid OH the table, viz:
To the President and Members of the Phi.
jury Of West Baton Rouge:
Tha undersigned, Alex Barrow, AGENT ~
Mr., Mary Barrow, Administrative Of The %
tate of A. Barrow, respectfully represe nts
That upon an Indictment found against n.
said Mrs Mary Barrow, in the spring IS
1850. a plea Of guilty wa. entered. but tha
undersigned hereby petitions your Hon hodv
for a remission Of the fine imposed not mi.
for the reason that the said Mrs Barroy
should be placed upon the same FOOTING ~.
the balance Of the delinquent proprieto,.
(Mrs. f. Stewart e~xcepted} but for the fnr'
ther reason that eighteen of the nineteen A.
penis were completed according to law. b..
sides the one arpent fronting the Conrt
House, which yo1r petitioner worked.
iSigned ALEX. BARROW.
Agent
WEST Baton RoueE, June 4th, 1866.
On motion of Mr. Pope a draft Of Al.v
Barrow, being money from the State for co,.
struction Of a levee in front of the old Cnn,+
House, was paid ever to the Parish T,e,.'
uTer.
On motion Of Capt. Trinidad the follov;,,
persons were appointed a Committee to re-
ceive the Bond Of the Treasurer Of the pov.
dras Legacy. viz:
F A Woods, Trinidad, C S Lobdell.
On motion Of Mr. Lennon, It was
R~esolred, That the resolutions reported H.
the special levee committee to a pr,v;or.
meeting Of this body. recommending IN II.
crease IN the size Of ~Ieyees, &c. which -.
mort was laid over to the NEXT Septemhs,
meeting, be published with the proeeedins.
of this meeting.
A petition from some planters in the lowe,
Wards Of this parish, praying that NO chaa.
ges be made in the levee laws. was received
and laid on the table till the next 6eptembe,
session of this body.
On motion Of Mr.. F A Woods, Be;s;,
Landry was substituted in plsee d valUsse
Hebert. absent. as Road and Lsvss 1apsetg
in Sd Ward. l-gs5s
On motion Of Mr.. Pope, Il was
Resolved, That both petitions concerning
drainage, one petioned last June, and one b.
day, be recorded in the inmate book Of the
Clerk OF the Police Jury.rE
On motion of MI Pope, John H lameo
was allowed Tel Dollars for his services Is
Clerk pro. tenn, to be deducted from The H.
ary of the Clerk.
The minutes were read and approved, md
the Jury sd lourned sine die.
JAMES c. WOODS, President.
J. v. Durable, IT,, Clerk. sg ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01
SUGAR INTER-.
Supplement-.
JURI DE POLICE.

A une session reguliere ct %annuellc dn Jnri
du Police de cette Paroisse tenue a la maison
de Cour de cette Paroisse I.undi, lie 4 JUN.
1850, a 10 heure A. NJ, les membrcs sllvants
turent presents:
J Braud, F A Woods, F. B Trinidad,
James l. Lobdell, Sidney Lobdell, ct ID p
Cain-James c. Woods, President.
James l. LobdeIl, Cain and Trinidad, fn,ent
sppoiptes sur IN Comite pour examiner les
retours detection DIES nouveaux membres, ct
upres les avoir examines urent lie Rapport
Suivant
.Au President ct au n,emJres d. Ju,i de Iciicc
de Ia Paroisse Quest Baton Rongc
Votre Comite sur lie retours detection ont
examine les ~retours des cinq wards sulvants
ct ont lie plaisir de rapporter les MONS des
personnes clues dams lie
Ward, J L Landry; 4me Ward, James C
Stephen Pipes; lone Ward, W. W. Lem
mon. Respectueusement,
(Signed), F.. B. TRINIDAD,
JAS. L LOBDELL
ID. P. CAIN.
Les nouveaux membres furent aserrnentes
ct prirent leurs places CONNIE membres. lie
Juri Sc dirigea alors a Fappointcmcnt dc ses
officers pour I'annee suivante:
James C Woods, fut reelu President.
J. v. Durable, fills fut reelu Grefier.
" Durable, Pere tut reelu Tresorier.
H NJ Favrot, fut reelu Avocat de Paroisse
HI Hyams, fut reelu lmpriroeur de Pa:oisse
W White, fut nomme Collector de Taxes.
Les personpes suivantes furent appointees
pour pannee suivante:
Comite de Finances-J Braud, Trinidad
and Pipes.
Comite des fonds Poydras-C L Lobdell,
Jas Lobdell, Cain.
Comite pour examiner les livres du Treso-
Tier-J T Landry, F A Woods, N W Pope.
Ccmite pour estimer les taxes de Paroisse-
N w Pope, W w Lennon, ct CT Lobdell.
LIE Juri approuvs des appointments su-
dts hit par le President.
Les personnes suivantes furente appointees
ZA.~>>A>.. L. (NL>~.~AA - I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

TO THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF Sc
LFCTMEN OF THE CORPORATION
OF BATON ROUGE. AND TO THE
PRESlDENTAND MEMBERS OFTHE
POLICE JURY OF WEST BATON
ROUGE.
The undersigned committee appointsd1k
fix the terms and conditions upon whkhtt ~
Ferry between the Parish Of WeA Ia6sn
be leased, beg leave to make the ioilevilx
report: t
They would recommend, in order 70 Afford
any lessee other than the present one, simple
time to procure a suitable Ferry Boat, That
the ferry be leased at public anctioas atN
early a day as possible. and that said lessSs
should be bound to procure a good and Nb-
%stantial steam ferry boat, and have the saiht
plying between the city of Baton Rouge md
the parish of West Baton Rouge within sns
month from the 30:h day Of January next,
ussD and he shall keep the same in resti.
ness to cross any and every person or thinsss
all hours. from sunrise until s o'clock, ?. Il,
in the summer. and 7 o'clock, P. NJ, in ths
winter. And if any person or thing tobe
crossed should be kept in waiting for sd
ferry a longer time than thirty minutes, tie
said lessee shall be lined before any court
competent jurisdiction in either parish, IN
sum not less than five nor more than fhy
dollars, half to the parish or corporatioa N
which the Judgment may be rendered, md
half to the informer. unless satisfactory e.
cuse should be made to the court for such 4.
%tention, or unless such detention shall have
been caused by the boat making = resulaf
trip to the Railroad Depot, in which ea.e IL
fine shall not be imposed, provided such sip
shall not have occupied more than one hen,
That the regular trips OF the boat 70 tbe
Railroad Depot be three in number per day.
viz one in the morning when the ears come
in, one for freight at / o'clock, p. II, and ene
in the evening when the cars leave.
That the lessee keep on both sides Of tes
river good and substantial skifs to cross .
night all persons SO desiring, under the NM
penalties in case Of detention IS before Pre-
scribed: Proridsd, he shall have the psist
lege Of charging double toll for crossing =
nigh:
That said lessee shall not be entitled tod
mand or receive for keeping said ferry nos
than the following toll; said tariff 70 ~
force from the 3oth day Of January nes4
~ CEf\ r, N.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

That said lessee keep good and sufsesse
skiifs and ferry fats, to cross al psFeses d
things as aforesaid, when it shall b go
~ to stop Or lay up said steam terry. ~ r.
repairs, and provided said repairs SHAH H.,
take more than forty days in any ore d. ~;
under the penalty of fifty dollars fof eaea ~
over and above said time, unless TIE e M.
for sufficient reason and showing Of az
gence on the part of the lessee, rem's y
same. y-fsY.aE
That the lessee be required 70 keeps .
steam ferry boat, to manage the en&iN,s
experienced white engineer. .-
That the privilege Of. keeping ~ - ~
shall not. extend beyond three miles -
way from the old Court House Of the ? =
of West-Baton Rouge ,'.l[ " -.
That said lessee be required 70 hsve -
and 'skifs in readiness to cross az ~
and things aforesaid, from and afeer '"s ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

Les personnes suivantes furent appointee'
pour pannee ~suivante
CsMsmissaiyes G~eleetiom dx Juri de Police.
Ter Ward-M Doiron, Portalice FULLER, Bau.
Were Robiehaud.
I'd Wnd-Ed White, VALERIE Landry, Val.
mont Fsrbas.
3ms Ward-H Hebert, Jr.,, Aueustin Aillet
Alfred Babin.
@me Ward-J B LaBauve, Joachim Aillet
Alfred Hebert.
5ne Ward-Ursin Leblanc, Adolphe Landry
Narcisse Landry.
6me Ward-Tom Patrick, F R Allan, Alex.
ander Barrow.
Tine Ward-R Herrahan, Joachim Richard,
E LeBail.
SINE Ward-A Lobdell, NJ C Leblanc, Zenon
Allan.
One Ward-A C Woods, Augustin LeClerq,
w Clark.
lone Ward B Neurdin, H H Germany,
Chas J Smith.
lime Ward-W D Winter, A S Robertson,
James Ware, Jr.
Cosnnrissaires d'elsctions genevole,.
Raceonyd-J Braud, Villeneure Tullier,
Hubert Hebert.
BrIy La~di~g-E B Trinidad, Adolphe
Dupuy, J C Woods.
Maiso~ de Cour-HJ Hyams, V Dubroca.
Dr. VIM Reynaud.
Lo1davs &ore-B " Clark, Lewis Lob
dell, B r Chinn.
Poydra.-H S Flynn, Ed NeurdiD, 10.
Beauchamp.
Les personnes suivantes furent appointees
pour Pannee ~suivante
Commentaries d. Distriet des Cher,ixs ct Lepees.
Ter DistIict-J T Landry, E B Trinidad,
NV Pope.
I'd Observation-Disclosures Leblanc, w S LYLE.
James Ware, Jr.
Sur une motion d'adiourner fate par Mr..
Trinidad, le vote fut appele par Mr.. Pope
CONNIE suite:
P.r-Braud, Landry, F A Woods, Cain,
co~t,e-Pope, James Lobdell, Pipes, c L
Alors le Juri .%journa a M,rdi lie S ult., a 10
4. H..
A 10 hsures A. n, Mardi lie 5 JUN, 1860,
10 Jun de Police Passembla commencement q
requirement. - Presents: Braud, Landry.
Frame A Woods, James C Woods. E B Trim.
idad, N W Pops, James L Lobdell, Stephen
Pipes, Sidney Lobdell, w w Lennon. D P
Cain James c Woods, President.
Les procedures d'hier furent lues ct IN.
pEouvees ct le Juri Sc divigea au travail.
Bur motion faite Ie Rapport du Grand Juri
fait . 10 session du mois d'Avril passe fut In
q rceu. lie dit Rapport lit CONNIE suit:
Psreiss. d'oasst Baton Roas's. e"<D t*'ia J.d'1are.
A uns ssanes de Il Cour de District du
Sixieme District Judicisrs de PEtat de Ia
Losiasns, commence ct tenue dams Of hour
u Psroisss d'Ousst Baton Rouge, a Ia maison
Dc Cour de ID dite Paroisse, Lundi, IL second
Anvil, dams Pannee Dc notre s~eieneur mil
cent soixante, lea Grand lures de PEAT de- Il
Louisiana, hommss bon ct convenables de Ia
Paroisss d'Ouest Baton Rouge, duement con-
~stitues, assesmentes ct charges de s'informer
pour Ia Paroisse d'Ousst Baton Rouge. con.
formemeut a Ia charge de Ia Cour a eux DON
nee, procederent a decharger leurs dcvoir, ct
trouverente une nombre de delinouants
d'apres les ordonnances de la Paroisse = ran.
port aux chemins ct lie wees, nous croient ou,;l
nest pas necessaire ct juste de prendres DIES
measures maintenant pour les puner vi. Ia
confusion ct incertitude dams laquelle lie .Jnr;
de Police = mis- css chases ct recommande
respectuensement q ce corps honorable
d'adopter dss measures telles, que les lois oui
Y ont rapport ct FACTION du Grand Juri nniis.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-01

II. N. Favrot, Avocat de Paroisse, salaire
$3.50 90
J. V. Durable, Jr., Grefier Juri do Police,
salalfe b l2S 90
l.. J. Hyams, lmprimeur dc raroissc,
mois ....... 2cs "a
ElHeneuve Taller, Inspector Ter Ward. 2s 90
Dan Hicky, +" ID Ward. 25 90
T. W. Bird, SINE Is 90
Raphael Tlebert, =" 4me " 10 co
D0rville Landry, sme Z" % 50
David Pipes, One +" % 90
Vllle1euve Leblanc " Tine " 25 co
DR.. J. 7. Nolan, SINE pas de rapp't 90 90
jus. r. Deyall, 9me " 25 90
W. ". Lennon, lone pas d'ouvrage 90 90
VIM. White, Guardian maison de Cour. emois .l75 90
+. White, Enqu-te sur blanc, Is ,nois, $780,. Is 90
o. Bernard, Enregistre papiers........ G 90
o. Bernard, depenses reinforcement de Thibo.
H.. n. Favrot, Commission a 81 per cent. sur
B:w. q!,,., Enq.ite sur blanc, Mai :, 1860. IS 90
B. W. CLARK, negre tue JUN 2 "... Is 90
J. Aillet, Frais Etat Va. Claiborne 10
Aug. Cassie ......... 10
=" +" Thos. c. white........ so
VIM. White, Frais Juri de Police VS.. divers per
VIM White, Fra,s faroisse vs.. divers personnes. 4s1 90 90
" 1" depenses pour elections. .......t $50 90
=" i" Ouvrags au banc du Juge O5
Grcfier, Frais dams pursuites criminelles. 500 SIS
Comptant pave pour un livre dc Registre.. IL 80
Appo,ntement annuel pour papers, &c...... 10 90
s. ,276 SO
II y a quelques complies que votre Comite
a iuge, convenable de vous soumettre en-
seance ct qui seront presentes par lie chair
man. Respectueusement soumis,
(Signe), E. B. TRINIDAD,
STEPHEN PIPES,
J. BRAUD.
Les complies ~suivants omis dams lie Rapport
du Comite de Finance, furent ordonnes d'etre
payes:
J.J. Odom, Geolier prisonniers de Paroisse. S32 60
J. Aillet, Up, Fiat vs.. Reid. ...... 8 90
David Ahern, Outrage sur Levers IS 90
Asyle des Giles orphelines = Baton Rouge. 100 90
uselisn Ratfraie, Diner aux Commissaires... SO
8. Aillet, Frais Etat W.. Reld......... 5000. 3 10
Sur motion de Mr.. Pope, lie Rapport sui
want fut adopte.
.As Pressdent ct axr ssen6ves dx Jrri de Police
HO.est Baton Rouge
lie Comite appointe pour examiner les
Complies du Tresorier les fonds Poydras, ont
phonneur de rapporter gu lis ont examine ses
complies ct les trouvent c~orrects, nous troa- |
vons Interests sur lie fonds Povdras Sc mon
tants a Duck mile cinq cent ct quatre ,vingt
neuf 1s-1O0 plastres, moins Ia Commission du
Tresorier (cent piastres) ct moins les frais
des Commissaires, Sc montant a Quartorze Pi.
astres laissant ia somne ne Duck mil quatre
cent ct soixante quinze 1900 dollars pour
etre distribeu.
(Signe), C.S LOBDELL,
D. P. CAIN,
y l.. LOBDELL.