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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-07
REMOY4L.

LOIS Tor Sale
RAsT MOST As.ESE' TERMS
~ The most favorable opportunity ever offered
to the public. 20 lots Of acres each on the New
burg road, 10 miles from tia Court -hoU use and
lots OF acres each, on Wasling rUIl avenue one
mile from the city. As small quantity - one.
fourth of acre will be sold, 1t desired
Appiy to . WILLIAM. BIERBOWIB-
nov22dIv
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the northwest 0ne-tenth part Of
lot No. in block No. So.
CARPENTER PLACE.

Merritt, John j.. the whole Of block No. l, III. 8
c. HEDDERICH,
0ct30-3wd City Collector.
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Meier, w J, lot p, Block 10, fourth enlarge
ment ISL
STOCKWELL'S ENHANCEMENT.
Green, John ", lot l, Flock IL, StocIlweHs Emf GO
90 IL do 3 90
Stockwell, J 81, (heirs) lot 81, Block IT, do 1 s.
. % II do / to
CARPENTERS PLACE.
Lodor, Lewis b, lot l. Block 4 Carpenters place -
q - do 70
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
GrTY OF EVANSVILLE Oct. %, 1860.
RAORECE IS HRREBHr GEE-EsN~

Cry OF EVANSVILLE Oct. %, 1850
A0OTLCE IS HEREBKs 6TEH-EST'
0fW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector OF the
City of Evansville, between the hours of and II
O'Clock A. M, and and O'Clock NJ, the 22d of
November, 1860, will sell at public auctions at the
door of the Court House in the City of Evansville
Indiana, the following lots, parts OF lots, and par
cells of real estate and improvements, assessed for
the payment of City taxes for the year 1866 due
from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid, and for the
of said sale, and that such sale will be
tinued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and
place until all the lots and par GELS of real estate
herein mentioned are sold offered for sale
ORIGINAL PLAN.
Carpenter, Alvin B, 81 # on Water street by
$50 II Ceep, being the South east
half of lot Ne. l9..............-......... S6I.s
S62X # on First street by 80 feet
deep, being s. L. Side of lot 6s 80. 10
Southwest half of lot S6............... % ST
rs # on First street by % # on Vine
street, being corner or front part
of lot No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s9-lJ
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Carpenter, Alvin b, the undivided half of 397
# Of wharf property below Diyis-
ion G9Ou
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT
Carpenter, Alvin b, lot No. Z in block No. 81 Gel
do . do II 23O
Hayhurst Azariah lot No. 10 in block No. II lbs
Merritt, John j. lot No. ? in block No. 10 81
do 3 do 10 S.
do do 10 II5
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%TO p OR.E TEO.N" ~ TXCR-
e Order for Plank Sidewalk Oct. 70, 1850.
And now il is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council Of the City of Evansville that the
owners of all lots and parts of lots fronting
adjoining the west side of Second avenue from
Frankln street Sixth street. in said city, caEse
the dewalks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they cause sidewalk of class No
to be la9 down thereon within thirty days from
the publication Of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk
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Merritt John J. the undivided half of lot No
II in block No. S..............
do the undivided one tenth part
Of lot No. 16 in block No g
do the undivided half Of lot No.
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aIO Il p o e n r 4 o ~ ~ TOE
x Order for Plank Sidewalk. Council Chamber.
Oct. ., 1860 And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners OF all Lots or parts
of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side
of Second avenue, from Sixth street to Canal
street in said City, the sidewalks
thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they Il sidewalk of Glass No. to be
laid down thereon, within thirty days from tho pub
lea ZION of thi, order.
P. BURKE, sClerk.
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RIVER ITEMS
sTEAMBOAT REGISTER.

I.uo Eaves Green river; Cen. Anderson, Cairo
Charley Bowen, Cairo; Marengo, Pittsburg;
Jacob Poe, st. Louis; Ben. McCulloch, Pitts. !;
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Evansville g. CrawfOrdsviIIe z. X.
DEPARTURES.
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here Il regular daily communication with HEN
son and NEwBURGH by boat and land convey
, 1860-04-06

CoRwIN AND GIDDINes. leaders Of
the different shades Of republieanism in
Ohio are having a nice time Of it. We
noticed some time ago that GDDINes had
written letter to certain Mr.. PLUMB de-
nying that CoRwIN represented the Repub-
lican party where he advised submission to
the fugitive slave law. CoRwIN is not dis
posed to submit to the dictation of "Old
JosHUAH," and to come down al the crack
of the abolition whip. In recent speech
be said that Father GIDoiNGs was "good
old fellow-honest old soul-but subject to
fits" as those who read the correspondence
with him (CoRwIN) would know. After
quoting section two of the fourth article Of
the constitution. Mr. CoRwIN says:
"That is the law, and we have agreed
to abide by 1.-THE law is constitutional,
and it must be oJeyed Young lawyers with
soaped mustachios and cigar foot long in
their mouths, who had cursorily glanced
over Blackstonc's Commentaries, and had
read Swan on executors and administrator,
and perhaps seen Wilcox's forms, had no
hesitation in pronouncng it demonstrations
al; but in the face of such distinguished
authority, IT IS constitutional, and it is the
law Of the land-that the highest and most
intelligent tribunals in the land had so pro-
nounced it-so decided it, and there can be
no doubt about it, Now, it being the law,
says the old fellow, it must be obeyed-if it
is resisted, it is felony; if resisted with an
armed force, it is treason, and those who re,
sist it must be shOt-must be hung. Some
men amongst us have u doctrine they call
a higher law doctrine, and profess that
their consciences are above and beyond the
constitution, and that they will not obey
the law. These gentlemen are traitors, and
must be elevated to purer atmosphere
suspended-hung up"
, 1860-04-06


NEPOLEoN's PERSONAL PEcutARrIEs.-
BlcktOoOd's Megasins for June gives some
remarks on the persUuai -ehHruc1ersrrrs OF
NAPOLEON III:
He has gained friends as wen as enemies
by one most extraordinary faculty that be
possesses-that Of holding his tongue, and Of
doing so in the company Of the most lol
quacious people 10 the world A perfectly
undemonstratlve man, some Frenchmen re-
spect him for il; while others fear him,
others hate him because he will not take
them into bis counsels; and many English
men, again, like him because be Aatters the
national vanity by being in many respects
very like an EnglishmaD. He is cold aud
reserved in his public demeanor; more cor
dial, say bis friends, when seen in private
Certainly he does not wear bis heart up
on his sleeve, for DAVIS to peck at" He
listens 10 all that is said to him, and then
takes his own course He consults every
body aud follows bis own advice.
Again, he has good seat on horseback.
Other Englishmen dislike him either be-
cause they ride badly themselves, or be-
cause, not being able to keep their own
counsel, they bate close character. Such
causes or causes of no greater weight, are
perhaps more nearly the true causes of bis
anpopularity in England than any common
place notions Of his being the destroyer ol
the liberties of France. He had equally
DESTROYED the liberalilies Of France when
he made his triumphpl entry into London.
, 1860-04-06

H.
CoM. SrocKroS on rHE Issues or THE
DAY,-Ths commodore contends that the
invasion Of Virginia is the direct result Of
such teachings as those Of Theodore Par
ker. from whose recent letter, dated at
Rome, he makes liberal extracts; and
while exculpating the great body Of the
Republican party from responsibility Of
Browns acts, still holds that that party
has been led "by its .nnaster-spiri.sD from
one stage Of excitement 10 another. until
il has reached that point IN which fntufe
advance must bo over the broken and dis
nembered fragments of q once glorious
uuion."
The Commodore then draws alhorid
picture Ofihs evils which impsai over The
South, thus:a 9 3l6t W ,a lf| sIi'
,.,Against these designs and results thes
Sooth stands as one man On the defensIFo
-they clearly perceive and fully apprecf
ate the Impending dangers which ding their
awful shadows over the whole breadth Of
their beautiful country. The hou0rs ofa
u
ST. Domingo tragedy threaten 70 make des-
olate their homes; 70 drench their peaceful
plains with blood--lo light up their mid
night skies with the copaagrallon Of their
cities and plantation villages, and TO con.
vert their faithful and conlented doo|cstics
into incarnate fends, inviting (aller rivers
Of blood have flowed } their oWa extsFmipar
ton"
Ia this defensive attitude q lhe South,
ne says
81, bfor one, will stand BY them as
friend, 10 the last gasp OF my existence.
and ia dissolution Of the Union Is lnsfIl-
abls, then Iwoad have the lines Of sppara-
tion drawn aloug the Hudson and the
lakes, rather than the Potomac and Tho
Ohio. have no doubt that 10 such an
event the Noftheeslern States soald unite
with New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the
South I viii stand BY them, bechnse they
are right; stand By them because they
have the constitution and the laws On their
side. On these bnlwarks We win plaut our
standard, and defy thc hosts ofia1elics
The questions at Issue now between Tue
cs-tA 4.--' -slIu r,rssf7l3iarurI parry 1r1ui %
be few bat Of great imporianee. The
South demands that the decicslon Of the
Supreme Court Of tho united States shall
be recognized as supreme law that The lI-
eilive slave law shall bo cxeculod--and
that they shall be ffes to take their slaves
into tho Territories which arathe common
property Of the United States
, 1860-04-06

The English press, at least 10 some Of its
leading organs, has undergone many phases
of opinion concerning him; aud te com
planned in his letter to Sir Francis Head Of
Ibis conduct Of the English press, by that
very complaint showing that he had some
regard to pnbic opinion in England live
venture ourselves to express an opionioh
regarding bis character, we put IL forth in
all modesty, and wish it to be understood
in as vague and general a sense as possible,
feeling ourselves incompetent TO take tho
measure Of man who is certainly not an or
dnary man. II is our impression that ho
is Il man whoss general talent has been
rather overrAted than otherwise He haa
doubtless a great power Of will, an un-
daunted courage, both physical and moral,
and by that ineslimable faculty Of bolding
his tongue be is able to bde his time, and
bring to bear on them, at the right time all
the faculties ne possesses. raH 5a
Perhaps his policy appears TO be mystic
rious, simply because he has no policy at
all, but is ready to abandon one course aud
adopt another, aecording as he stumbles
against a barrier or drifts sointo Nh opening
Doubtless it is often the cause Of success Of
life. Some men Of uneonqnerable strength OF
will Nad great talent get on, as it is called.
by bending tie world to their plins. 9th
ers do so by forming no plans at all in per-
manence, but fashioning and reiashioning
those they do form in the mould Of cireun-
stance; while the secret of i'll success, even
more often than to deficiency Of ability,
consists in not knowing whether one posses
ses the power to lead, or whether one mast
to follow. Louis Napoleon is said
to be fntalst, and bis extraordinary ele-
vation would tend to confirm him in bis IA
talism. Before he takes any step, be seems
to bold up bis hand and see which way the
wind is blowing, and whether the air comes
against it hot or cold. Bat that holding Of
the tongue is his most admirable quality n
, 1860-04-06

BJ- at is curious fact" says some
entomoligist, that it is only the female
mosquito that torments us"-Er.
Alas ! theirs is not the only female bills
most difficult to stand.-Preatics.
, 1860-04-06

RGr Never wear q fner coat than he
merchant you owe for i, or the tailor
whom you have not paid for the making.
, 1860-04-06

sSDr Sometimes, perhaps, thou nearest
another Christian pray with much freedom
and fiuency, whilst thou canst hordlg get
ont few broken words. Hence thou art
ready to accuse thyso|f and V admire
him; as if tho gliding d the key made il
open the door the better.
, 1860-04-06
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, 1860-04-06
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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liberal deduction made TO yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly mark
al on the margin of advertisements sent u.s. they
will be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, M. ll7k Washington Street, up
,tairs nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, is
ihorzed to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements in California.
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Z. 40 sESE urope-In anticipation of
ss for paper from Eng
80 s.sss are being formed in
wpose of constructing
SCALE than any that
n - IS K in that country.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.

N obedience to a proclamation to me issued by
L Edward Buisson, Clerk of the Third Judicial
Notice is hereby given that n General Election on
the 9th day of November, 1860 will be held
througho this Parish at the following places and
under the supervision of the following Commits
sioners, to wit:
For that portion of the Parish comprised within
the upper limit of the city of New Orleans and the
lower limit of Grccnvile. The Polls, whereof
shall be opened in the City of jefferson, ut the
Council Hall on Magazine street, between Napole on
Avenue and Berlin streets
Commissioners: Daniel Nafc, V J. LeCorgne
and Juo. Hcllrick. Clerks: Oh. a. Lagroue and
T.. w. Grinage.
For that portion of the parish comprised within
the lower limit of Greenville and the upper limit
of the Parish. The polls shall be opened in the
City of Carrolltou at the Court House
Commissioners: Oh. LcBrcton, Samuel Pursell
and Louis G. Perret. Clerks: Arthur Wire and
G. G. Potrer.
For that portion of the Parish lying On the right
bank of the river Mississippi, embraced within the
lower limit of the Parish and the lower line the
plantation formerly owned by l.. Ilarang, now
owned by Mr.. Parks. The polls shall be held mt
Gretna at the Justices Court.
Commissioners: Capt, Martin, John Cnllow and
Geoilildebrandt Clerks: DIR. John Taylor and
Peter Aymar
For that portion of the Parish lying on the right
bank of the river, embraced within the lower line
of the plantation of MIR Sparks and the upper line
of the Parish. The polls shall be held at the resi-
dencc of Ed. iiVaudais, GLASS Work.
Commissioners: n. Dupre, ST., Fortune Icringue
and Ed. Fortier. Clerks: Morere Fazende and
For that portion of the Parish known Ms the
Baratara settlement. The polls shall be held ut
the School House.
Commissioners: w. B. Berthoud, L. Route and
Andre Adam. Clerks: Mr.. ID. Harang and Manuel
Perrin.
For that portion of the Parish lying on the sea
shore known Grand Tcrre, Grand Isle and the
Chenicre Caminada. The polls shall be held at
the School House.
q Commissioners: Louis Rondeau, Leon Landry
and NJ. Banton. Clerks: Frederick Colin and
Jno, Gallagher.
Given under my hand, mt my Office in the City
of Currollton this 10th day of October, 1860
octll- GUY DREUX, Sheriff.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31

The Earthquake IN Vermont. The
Burlington Free Press, of the 18th,
says:
An earthquake, a real live earthquake
visited us this morning about six o'clock
The vibrations were distinct and forci-
BILE enough to shake everything, wake
everybody up, and scare the children.
The time occupied by the shock is
variousiy estimated by different persons
at from ten seconds to a full minute :;
the time of its occurrence is also var
iously stated, owing, doubtless to the
variation of clocks. A gentleman used
to exact observation, noted the time at
five minutes before six. He says "there
were four vibrations, with an interval
of time, and then four more vibrations.
They were SO violent as to distinctly
shake everything in the rooms, and to
awake every member of my family
sleeping in the upperrooms Of my house.
The vibrations were attended with q
slight rumbling, and were very distinct
in an easterly and westerly direction.
There was no wind at the time. Baro-
meter standing at 304 inches"
The shockwas also felt at Montpelier,
Saco, (Me.,) Montreal, and across the
LtAakse in the State of New York.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
Third judicial District Court Of La.


Succession Of Philip iScheer, deceased.
DY virtue of order of sale, to directed by
1.-the Honorable the Third Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, 1 will proceed to sell ut public
ton, at the corner of Canal Avenue and Hampson
streets, in the City of Carroilton, on SATURDAY
the 10th day of November 1860, at the hour of 10
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, TO
wit:
lst-TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the city of Carrollton, in this Parish and State,
designated by the numbers twenty-one and twenty.
two, in square 81 b. bounded by CHmbronnc,
Fifth Madison and Plum streets, n plan signed
Nevarietur, by Melancy Soniat and said p. Schecr
and xed to the act of sale of said Soniat To- T.
Schee said lots measure each 80 feet front on Cam
bronze street, by a depth of 100 feet between pa
ralel lines Lot % forms the corner of Cambronne
and Fifth streets-together with the buildings and
DWELLING and OTT-HOUSES, &c.
2d.-One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
per inventory on file.
Terms of sale-The Furniture and the Real
Estate for cash to the amount of $lO7 Is; the
balance payable ne-haf cash, and the remainder
on a credit of one year, with special mortgage and
interest from day of sale TO maturity at the rate Of
6 per cent. and i'm of non payment Mt matu-
rity, at 3 per cent per annum, till paid.
oct. 10 is >. kESNtR, AuCton"cr.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATEOF LOUISIANA-PARsH OF JEFFERSON
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession Of Mrs. c. NJ. Canon, deceased.
WHEREAS, Simeon n. Canon, Administered
w of this succession, has filed into Court his
account of administration and tablcau of diStri-
button
Notice is hereby given, TO all persons interested
to show cause within ten days why said account,
should not be approved and homologuted, and the
funds in his hands distributed in accordance there
with
By order OF the Court.
f. RIGAuD, Deputy Clerk.
Carrollton, October 90, 1860.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-TdrOi dc Jefferson
CcUR DU TROIS1EME DISTRICT JUDICIAItE
Succession de NTde. G. NJ. Canon, decede.
4 TTENDU, que Simeon n Canon, administra-
LAteur de In dite succession, d prrsente en- Cour
son compile administration ct tableau de distri
button:
Avis est par lie present donne n tout que
celia peut concerner d'avor deduire, dams dix
jours les rasons pour lesquclles lie dit compte
serat pas approuve ct hSmoogue, ct les fonds
entire mains repartis conformement au dit
tableau.
Par orCre de la Cour.
E. RIGAUD, Deputy Greffier.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
Third Judicial District Court:
Parish Of. Jeferso4s
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHB, Presiding.
cJvL TERaf0croBEx 1860.
CASES Fixed FOR TRIAL: "a

Wednesday, Octnbcr 81, 1860.
1896. N. Young VS.. G. Pfrimmer, N. Commandeur
II. L. Preston.
1912. L. A. Heaton vs. J. Davis, RI Preston
N Commandeur Interviewer
l6l5. Ants. Costa & Co., VS.. Joseph Fieury
N. Commandeur, r. X. Cutler &
1913. J. Burgard vs.. Louis Decuers, N. Commanders
r. X. Cutler
Thursday, November 4, 1860.
1876. J. McNchol Gals vs. S. Bennett Huntermler
& Commander, W. II. Scott.
l74i. NJ. Schuppert vs. P. Kentzel e. ais, W. It Scott
N. Commandment
1918. A. NJ. Smith vs. VIM. Smith, her husband
r. X. Cutler, Dugue & Dreux
1899. P. Sander VS.. S. s. d. Walter Cotton
w. Il. Scott.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
Notice to Contractors.

fCEALED PROPOSALS will be received upon
~ the first Monday Of November, until 10 O'clock.
AM, by the Secretary of the Police Jury, Left.
Bank, for the ditchng and fencing of the proposed
extension of Magazine street through the Foucher
property; proposals for the fencing, separate from
the proposals for ditching. Specifications to be
seen and explanations to be had by applying to
ROBT. L. PRESTON, or JACOB MILLER,
oct 20-td Carrollton La.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PAROISSE DE JEFFERSON.

PAROISSE DE JEFFERSON.
CONFORMEMRNT une proclamation, moi
~ adrcssee par Il. Buisson, Grefer de la Troi-
sieme Cour de District Judiciare de l'Etat de la
Louisiana notice est par les prGsentes dome, que
Peiection du Novembre proclaim 1860,
tenue aux lieux la surveillance des commits
saires suiv ans, SAVIOR:
Pour cette partie dc "a parosse comprise entire
la lgne superittIre de la vile de la Nouvee Or
leans In Unite inf6rieurc de Grcenviilc. lie
scrutin sera tenu en- Ia vile de Jefferson Getty
Hail' rue DIES Magazins entire les rues Napoleon ct
Berlin.
Commssaires: Daniel Nafe, Y. J. LeCorgne ct
John Herich. Gretfiers: Il. w. Griuage ct G. A.
Lagroue
Pour cette partie de Ia paroisse comprise entire
la Unite nfereure de Greenve ct Ia Unite supe-
rieure de la paroisse. lie scrutin sera tenu en- Ia
vile de Carrollton, u la Maison de Cour.
Commissaires: Charles LeBreton, H.. G. Pcrrct
ct s. Pursel Greffiers: Arthur Wire ct Q. G.
Porter.
Pour cette partie de la paroisse sisc sur In rive
droite du heuve Mississippi ct comprise entire la
Unite infereure de la paroisse ct ligne intereure
de rhabitation laqucile appartcnant l.. Harang
mantenant celle de Mr.. Sparks. lie scrutin scrn
tenu Gretna, d la Cour du Juge de Paix.
Commssaires: John Callow. Capt. Martin ct
George Iiildebrandt. Grciiiers: DIR. j. f. Taylor
ct Peter A ymar.
Pour celtic partie dc In parosse situ6e sur la rive
droite du ficuve comprise entire In ligne ni6rcurc
de lhabitation Spark ct In mitc supGricurc de Ia
paroissc. lie scrutin tenu Il la residence dc
Ed. Livaudus, Ola Ferrerie)
Commissioners: n. Dupre, sr., Fortune I"ringue
ct Edward Fortier. Grefiers: NJ FaZende, Jr, ct
Alexis Drouet.
Pour cettc pnrtle de in parolssc connuo CONNIE
e Barataria lie scrubn sera tcnu d la Maison
dEcolc.
Commssaires: r. Boutte, VIM, Il. Berthoud ct
Andre Adam, Grefiiers Drausscn Inrang ct NJ
Perrin.
Pour cette partie de in paroisse situe sur c bord
de III Mer ct eomprenant la Grande gerre, lit
Graude Isle ct la Chcniere Canada. lie scrutin
sera tenu la Cheni6re, la Mason d'Ecole.
Commissioners: l.. Rondon, Leon Landry ct NJ.
Blanton Greffiers: Frederic Colin ct John
Gallagher.
Vile dc Carroliton, Octobre 10, 1860.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
de In Paroisse de Jefferson.