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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-30
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Proceedings Of the Police
} Jury.-Parish Of Lafs urche.


| On this 23d day Of Septhesmber 1885.
ene Police Jury Of the Parish Of Lafour.
che met.
We're present :--Judge ]. J. Roman, Ar.
sene Bergeron, Sosthene Folse, Joseph
Remont, Frank Dalferes, ]. s. Perkins,
Z. J: Theriot. John Nelson, Washington
Griffin. ,rf ttf5.t,Io - - p :
Absent :-David B. Pugh, John Lyall.
The present members we're sworn an
Police Jurors of the Parish of Lafourche
BY Theophile Harang, Justice Of the
Peace, and took their seats as such.
Mr.. j. 8. Perkins was proposed and no.
minated as President pro tenn, and took the
chair. Ieg-s5as - 9.9I.s ',l
Then the Police Jury proceeded to the
cleo tion of the following officers
Mr.. Perkins was proposed for the Office
of President of the Police Jury, and
unanimously elected.
/ Emile E. Leblanc was proposed for the
Office Of Clerk of the Police Jury, and
unanimously elected. .l.a.s'''. --~,,
MN. =. E. Lorio g. F. Samoan, Editors
Of the 1hibodaur Sentinel, were proposed a.
Parish Printers, unanimously elected.
Mr.. Taylor Beattie was proposed for
the Office Of Parish Attorney. and unani.
mously elected.
On motion duly seconded, it was order.
ed that q committee of two members be
by the President (himself to be
added thereto) for the purpose of waiting
upon the military authority having COM
mand and charge Of the Parish Jail, in and
for the Parish of Lafourche, with a view
Of seeking and procuring if practicable,
the joint possession and use Of said Jail,
on such terms and conditions as may be
and amicably agreed upon said
Committee to make and return a report of
their doings and proceedings to the next
meeting Of this body for ultimate and &.
aal action thereon. s.0 ssE.
The Presidsnt appointed on the above
Committee, Judge Roman and Major Nell
ION.
On motion duly seconded, Judge Ro.
nan. j. Remont and F. Dalferes were ap-
,ointed by the President, on committee
o examine the Parish Road and Levee
Jaws, for the purpose of suggesting what
hanges. If any, are necessary to be made
heroic and to make their report at the
ext meeting Of this body.
On motion: this meeting was adjourned
0 the 28th. instant, at 10 o'clock AM. j.
Signed j j. s. PERKINS,
y #sst..a President.
MILE E. Leblanc, Clerk.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-30
TATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE.
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DR.. e. Asseinaux
Va No. 10 3-
Forestal Dueas.
NJ. Labusquifre q
! No -
FOrestal Ougas,

TAKE NOTlCE-That acting under two writs Of
Il fa. to me directed Parish Constable Of Lafour-
che, have seized and will offer for SALE IN front of
the Court Horse, in the town Thibodaux, on Satur-
day, October lst, 1855 at IL o'clock A. H. the follow.
.ng property, viz @ s
certain fractional lot Of ground situated in this
parish, on Bayou TerrebOnne, at about one mile
rom the town Of T1iibodaux; measuring one super
6ciai arpent more or less, being the southern por.
ton Of Lot No. and the part west of Lots Nos.
ind 3; bounded the north BY art of said Lot No.
being separated by the extension or northern line
Of Lot Lot No 3, on the east by Lots Nos and ON
the south BY lot of Mrs Hill, and on the West BY
Bayou Terrebonne and lot Of v Bergeron together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon or
thereunto appertaining. ~
Said sale made to satisfy the principal interest
costs &c.. In above entitled and numbered suits
Thibodaux, September g, 1866.
P.LAGARDE, Jr,,
H Parish Constable Of Lafourche.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-30
State Of Louisiana.
TOWN CouNcIL OF THIBoDAux.
THrBoDAux SrprnNRrn n 1895.

| - 4
TH1BoDAux SEpTEMBER %, 1865.
Pursuant to adjournment the board met.
Present: A. Perrin, j. Fl, Fleetwood, Fl.
Hoffman, j. D. Leblanc and e. G.. Robi-
chaux. Absent: r. d. Jordan. ,tf
The proceedings Of last meeting were
read and approved. *@'fs . ..ts1
Mr.. G. o. Dantin, elected and duly qus.
lifted Assessor and WharGnger and Col
leotor forthe town of Thibodaux, present.
ed the following bonds, which were accept.
ed by the board, to wit: "
One bond for the SUM Of Three Thou
sand dollars, with Jos. Dantin and Arsene
Bergeron as securities. 9Yzi
One bond for the sum of Five Hundred
dollars, with Jos. Dantin and Arsene Ber.
geron, a. securities. @
On motion Of Mr.. Fl. Hoffman, it was
Rssolved, That the regular meetings Of
this body be held On the first monday Of
every month. at early candle light.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
sif,e die.
s. T Grisamore, Mayor.
. !e p. E. Lorio, Secretary.
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All persons having claims against Mr.. J.
Menier are requested to present them to the
undersigned, his agent, authorised to transact
bis business during his temporary absence to
the sea shore to recruit his health, by order Of
his physician.
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Will practice in the Parishes of Lafourche,
Assumption, Terrebonne, st. Mary and st.
Martin. Office in Richards brick building.
se23-1y '+5a ~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

most reserved and courteous" Language. As long az
,'le blacks stay OF home the Cabinet ct Wasniog.e
will probably not mind what reasons are gwen ny .no
trench senofcal press for the project which, 10 ase
the words Of the Pd,ris was contemplated sa'"e
beer abandoned. t..
The No1reuists Of Rouen says it is rnmored al, :.
ins1 cial circles that the French Goyernm.n' ~,
Wiz be enabled to announce to the corps 1cs,
ssatif a. the opening of the session the
evacuation Of Mexico. at certain periods aennl,"TF
fixed The story is repeated in the Smae 1o,l ri
nsaeisrs Inv NJ FORBADE, who seems TO think IL W.n
founded and adds that The French Governmeht ~
ing to antcipete American objections, usS n;,S re-
making sort of convention Of September 10 WIN ll
card 10 Mexico II this be 80, Maximian ma! ,tin 40
that he cannot keep his empire when the Fae.rr GOOD
nanca news ~ FORBADE says that reductions arv
ing to o are spoken Of IN the army SnS r
budget The worst oft is that these nnia Bonrse
are So mt 10 be written with view to sPeei oI on
operations that very little reliance can De piacea VA
II anyih hing they say
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
The French Occupation Of Mexico

The Indepeadenoe Beige says:
rrha Intention of the French Government not S.o
uue the occupation tn Of 30 remove ali cause Of
nc win The United States is more dec1ea tna a,
mis- inteDton has been strepgtheieu " ssnec;al
an the mart of the Mexican Cabinet anu oiI oS AZ
- he ,be receplon hich the financial mission w ~
y " y,is met with IL is even said that the sPeech
ir~a the throne at the next meeting Oh .u ap,i,a
Chambers win announce the 1mmedia,e an Rut IL is
scmation of Mexico by the French troops Dul !. 20
as,in that II France should withdraw Der suPpoi' M
Nc ,ico or should even indicate the .'1.S VIZ" 49,, nr
would cease 10 protect il by her sodie,s nv WI nit
France would he eompnOn,seu Disco of This and whether
nantaneopsy or for the purpose OF Influencing ,no
resolutions Of his ally. be has alrehd! iti'u ~, 90
A. erminnfion 10 rcnounce the throne II any hIps VI
Sentomber Convention should be imposed on MIN.
dxeyer strong therefore may be the desire OF fTahee
"a get rid cf the burden of an expedlon When UP "
va, present time has brought with II more enbarra'
meJi than advantage, she VIII tbhR t"iee ocio''s
I'M, effect to her intentions 1870,
The libcra press OF Vienna are somewhat starea AZ
ire news that Austria has promised the Emperor MA.
iman an annual contingent OF 2OoO mep III oruei ="
enable France 10 reduce her army OF occupation a.
savs tbe Os Deafsthe Post such resolution should be
come TO- il voud be mischieyOus in the highest oeere
for apart altogether from the question OF rgh' Tvs
effect would be TO enable France TO get out OF an en-
bsrrassng difficulty and 10 escape from the uanec VI
n war with America. Though Austria might not ieai
OF Ter own account the eventually OF such war sn'
would have 10 bear the responsibility oi Inc lauie
the Mexican expedition. and what couid husHi" e",
from France in return for such sericef ferhas 10 se'
employ against her in Italy those same ffenen oo
whom interference might be the means OF orih9Is
back from Mexico. ,,-., .,a,
epoe the REPRESENTATIVE OF the Emperor Maximinai
Mexico The latter in his address said that the I'm
perOr animated by sentiments OF aieetoh lof .he hIn
oc Italy regretted having waited so long before lo
inc dipunstic relations with tie Court OF itay' an
desired TO see the bonds Of friendship between the wv
Young monarchies drawn closer and closer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
LAW INTRLLIG RNCR.
The Substitute Law.

THE NATURE AND EXTENT or THE POWERS OF THE
STATE LEGIsLATURE CONSIDERED.
SUPREME COURT-SPKcIAL TsKx-Nov G-Before Jus.
uce CLERKE.
Edward T. Powers sgt. John Shepard.
This action Is brought to recover the sum of 1850
and interest alleged to be due upon written contract made
by defendant with plaintiff bill the quota of IN men called
County NJ " under the call Of December 49, 1864 by the
President
Said contract made tho 9th day Of March 1865 and
modified th- 2l day OF March 1855 II appears by com.
plant tho terms OF said contract that the plaintiff
10 enlist III recruits 10 the credit said town at An
price Of $3.50 each IN full OF bounrs premiums that
said furnished and defendant paid thereon the ,um
oi $J1O and plaintiff brings his action for the balance
Defendant denlufred to complaint upon tho ground:
FD6s Tint the contract which IL declared upon IA I'm d.
rect conflict with tho OF tho esauc
TO- 1862 prescribng the amount to be paid for
maintaining that the contract absolutely void the pantu
andA
Secondly That sppesrs by allegations Of COMPLAINT tb.
defendant has already paid for each Of said recruits IN. sum OF
tBo0 being Of $00 tho amount allowed by
statute crd previously to cover bounte' aud Incidental
Of each Of said recruits cannot further
OPINION or JUDGE CLERKE.
u tho Legislature OF this State has tho power to prescribe 10
any citizen what amount Of money he shall pay Tor sub,
tue to represent him IA ths National army ia. the po.r
10 prescribe what hc shall pay for any article for
any pleasure or airy social or domestic enjoyment
The Legislature vested with all tho powers Of soy.rr
ment not delegated the United States which Lsv mo,
en expressly npediy dlsrstsd TO Other depanents
o the Government Of the State and there ar, no restraint,
up s political power except those which are declared by
the Constitution Of the state.
Hut DsveIorss think that Il IL not absoluta and omnipo
tent and that pow Ia limited 10 the legitimate .phsr. of
political soeety Constitutional government under what,
form t sss not based the that ali the
ssDdset ssS As0 s"d ini''s' n sSsp ~ The op svb
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
THE ST. JOHN DIsABTER.
Cerener's 1uq0est--The steambeas Omcers
Examined- Cause OF tho KxpIosien
Still n Mystery.

The jury impanneled to investigate the cause
of the late disastrous explosion Of the St. John
the full particulars of which have been already pub.
shed in The THIBusH--met in the Court OF Special
BE sons yesterday morning az O'clock befor Coroner
W. !dey. Few persons except those Immediately inter.
csts,l in the proceedings were present Representa-
tyer OF the Peoples Line as well AZ some of the officers
ard crew Of the -. John, we're in attendance.
THE OOEOErR CBARGEs THE JURY.
Jhe Coroner charged tie Jury as follows;
GrATLrNIy OF TIE JtRY: You already familiar
with the main features o ibe are now bled
10 investigate, aud shall not consume your time with
Consideration OF It's details. Suffice II to say hlat
he steamer 81. John, of the Peoples Line. plying
between hewYork and Albany. on tho morning Of the
18th n October. whom about opposite Hoboken. e1.
,loced Of her boilers from t6e effects OF which IL
'srsons lost their lives Several Of that number were
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
THE CslOLE RA.
Meeting Of the Health ComniissIouers

THE PASSENGERS oP THE ATALANrA IN
COMFORTABLE CoSDITIoy-THB OLD NORTH
cARoLISA TO BIZ USED AS A HOSPITAL SHIP
At the meeting of the Health Commissioners
Yesterday Mayor Ggn,her laid before the Board a
letter received by him nom DR.. Lewis A. Ssyre. with
the atter report Of the condition Of the passengers
and crew OF the ATLANTA lying In the Lower Bay.
and also a letter from Chns. II. Bell Commandant OF
the Brooklyn Navy.Yard suggesting that nssmuch as
there Is weasel OF the class selected by tho Navy De
partment suitable for hospital ship IL would be ja'
dicous 10 take the North Carolina FOR that purpose.
Tho following the letters
No Ta5 BRo,DwAY Nov. 7. ls65--9P ~
Hon. G. GoDraRr GuSruER Mayor-Dear Shi I
have just returned from An inspection oil the
steamship Atalana now lying In tue Lower Bay, and
find the captain and crew. well as all the passengers.
comfortable and contonted as could be expected under
the circumstances They OF course. would like to come
tho ctyas posshle bat all expressed entire
willingness to remain In Quarantine N long as IL was
deemed necessary for tho protection OF the city There
was sickness board the vessel all the sick having
been removed to the Nightingale. and no new case had
occurred 10 day.
From Tie statement mado TO me by the surgeon OF
the ship and by Dr. Burdctt, Deputy Health Officer,
there be doubt 10 the nature OF the disease
with which this ship has been infected. Tho vomiting
and rdischsrges-sunken feature
blue suriace-shrveled skin with loss Of It's elasticity
and the muscular cramps tell the story but too plainly
that IL is "Asiatic Cholera"
Very respectfully &c. LEWIS A. SAYRE.
Co,MANDAyT's OFFICE. NAvY.YAgD
NTw.YoRK Nov. Z, 1893.
SIR: have the honor To acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter, with its inclosure
There is suitable vessel Of the class pointed out by
the Navy Department for hospital ship. and wrote
10 this effect yesterday 10 the Secretary Of the Navy
/. however. suggested the old lineof.batilc ship
North Carolina should be taken for this purpose.
She could accommodate thousand 600 patients
has every facility being well ventilated and could be
moored in the lower harbor with perfect safety during
the Winter.
/ communicated these facts 10 Senator Morgan yes.
tcrday, who has believe. written 10 Washington on
the subject The ship should be shoathed with thin
PLANK a few feet above the water ne and have glazed
sashes put IN her lower deck ports. all Of which could
DO done at ri1ng expense when she would be efficient
for this purpose long required She has been
Gently thoroughly cleansed.
ALI. respectfully, your obedient servant,
CHAS H. BELL. Comma ndant.
Hon. &. GODFREY GCSTnrR,
Mayor Of the Ciy Of New.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
The Nation.

The following are the Contents for % the issue oil
THURSDAY, NOV. 81 ,
tn. Week The Real Road LGrge Productioni Leia "a
mer.,on, Dynastic Revival Tie street Coninssonen
,h Cbal,a The south as II Il Engand-The Ministsna
CIi..; New.York Society" Literary Soss A'san1
C.idon. Froud.s History OF England; Miss bIsedehi
Wilson. Outlines OF History" Palsrsye', Central ana
T.s.ern Arabia United States Cavalry New schoei beoh
The girhe Hercules Music; The First Concert OF 'ns
brooklyn and New York Philharmonic soeieoe''
The following writers, among others. nave 0se'
WFSRY w LONGfELLOW, JAMES kuSSELh
LOWELL JOHN @. WHITTIER, SAMUEL RLiVT as,-
Pr.dent trinity College Hsrford Profes.r IohhE
,MdI Dr. FRANCIS LlEBER, the Hon GEO Z. MAHsH c4Is
Proessor GOODWIN SMITH fOrfordl Professor ShIL
tfsrvardl HENRY JAMES, CHAS: Z; SokioS' s.. w So'k
BoND tB,,imorel EDMUND QUINCY, Professor W. y
WtryNPy Y.ir} Professor ID. c. GILMAN NIel Judss
DAILY Professor DwlGHr columbia Golssel fISIs:s
TAYIER LEWIS (Schenectsdyl y. TOORoDE ENnSy. EErpYc.
AIGTSTr LAUGEL Judge MAYLANp. fhEpEhIoSsS Ios
law OF NSTED Rev DIR. IcCLiNTOCk, kev. IN. SSSS
p THOMSON, Rev PHILLIPS BROOKS Ksy w ps$
Lows. c. J. srILLE hENHT T. RRicE Wffy
LIAM LLOYD GARRISON. SYDNEY GEoRGE y FishEH ~ ~
TUFoDORE TILTON, JAMES PARTOS. GAIL HAM
ILTON. JOsEfh d. MI ~ S.na.s "
- NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
A USEFUL
ESTABLISHMENT.
Por .ale By News Agen.s.

Mr. T. ELLIS has inauglra.ed very landaee oasinsS
enterprise In connection with the Wheeler WIsen Ie
Howe Sewing Machines. lie has organized an extensive =
t,b.ben. on eadwsy o. the corner OF Twentysecend
Uerr he has made BY which be 70 e
our sewing mac BY month"; allowing nall ara VI soS
instances. the whole apply on the hnal purchase o. ~,
which /, invariably sold without advance on tse
Tnnanys urce. To th be also adds every facility tor shs
mos, thorough instruction in working Of the machines,
with much useful advice and AID In procuring WORK
ter. many OF whom daily make appcstions TO HE snd pu
chase Inschne TO be paid tor BY inaiment. Nohs s
handed In connection with This brancn o tAe se".nt a
chime business Mr. ELLIS has Organized buseu Io
ntiny The u.s, sud best family sewing He has by Sensroa
wages and deal Of pains asing succeeded ia proenrns
l.r,r number of intelligent young iaos who either perform
their work their homes into families with or
without machne working by the day or The week or IN tho
Machine is the avorte family sewing aud the Howe Ms-
ctine invented ana perfected in all s details by MI Enss
Howe especially designed for tailoring and heavier NAM
featuring work. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
SUPERIOR CoURT-Cmcuir-Nov e-Befors Justice
GAkviH.
ADJOURNMENT CT TIE STRONG DIVORCE CASE.
Peter X. Strong agt. Mary +. Strong. This case
has been set down for trial for Tuesday neIt.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CHAxBKRs-Nov g.
Before Judge CARpoLo
CLASSICAL MINE.
O. j. Turner sgt James H. Taylor Benjamin Midget. and
Charles W. Baker.
This action was brought TO recover $lS,750 for
the sae oftwo mines called Romulus and Rcnus mines
and mill site In Nevada Territory IL Ia alleged that tho de-
PENDANTS purchased tbsm the sbove sum- which
they agreed pay to the plaintiff that tho defendants then
formed company and advertised that they had paid $4,000
for the property
The defendants applied to have the referred TO jury
on the ground among others Of long account existing The
plaintiffs oppose the motion that tho vriou. allegations
Of fraud contained In the poadnss should be tined by jury
and not concealed by reference.
Tho Court reserved Lts decision,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
COURT CALENDAR-THp Day
SUPREME COUR'

SUPREME VOUkT-CIkCUIT-PART I,-NOs. ZUfy,
I?2 l6B Ilgi 7Ot lO7t 233 1897. li5l 1885, 1893 l99
252s ST. 2so5 T. 1901, 82i 1912 1912 PART 1Nos 25l6
2i2a 24i 2iG ?6 l75 1914 9i5 2l7b 2Ji 2254 226t 1886
1856 2ias 32l6 2lO0 1902 2Jl0 ?lod sPKcAL TEsMNos
iJi, lTg, 1873, 2lg, l1J. l0i to FOG.
SUPERIOR COURT--PART Mos. 53l5. 1859,
Ip 6s i1 46S5 bO43 Ill., 400 1895 H. tSo, 1895 43?3
1879 PART -Nos 1863 i78l 1866 20a2, $3.50, t2o0 1855
<gSs t6l6 49J6 1895 &S71 <99t. l6<0, l6TB.
CoURT OI CobAoE PLRAs.-Adjourned 10 Nov.
II.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
THE ROUND TABLE.

CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEK:
A FOUR YEARS GAME OF CHESS
CULINARY REFORMS-OUR RESTAURANn.
REVIEWS
THE GULI5TAN.
DRUMTAPs.
TWO MEN.
LITERARIANA
SHERMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS-CAMPAiGNs 0p
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC-MEMOlRS OF JU.
NIrts BRUTUS BOOTH-MR. HENRY GILES" WINE
FRED BERTRAM"-wORKS OF JOHN MARsTON-
SHAKESPEARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
+. LEYPoLDT-FoREIGN,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AMERlCAN AND FOREIGN DRAMA.
THE NEW COMEDY AT wALLACKs.
ART. 80
PHILADELPHIA ART NOTES.
CHICAGO ART NOTES.
EDITORIALS.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORREspONDENcE. n
MR. Johnson AND THE NEW ERA
THE ROSE-WATER BANQUET.
TOULING OUR OWS NEoJ.
CORRESPONDENCE. a
LONDON-BOSroN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE-Sx DoLLARs A fEAl .
THREE DoLLARs soR hoSf1a
SINGLE COPIES, Is CrSrs. ,
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS -
AMEKICAN NEWS COMPANY, GkSKRAL Aasnn.
plfgIIsHED at No. 1872 Nassaust, NEH' 'fOhh-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
RasaenRers Arrived.

In steamship Moro Castle. from HsvmsE. Kirby 6uIsh
R. Gonzales II. finlsy and lady, Miss = Murphy z Pe
quedo r. Castillo w p. Chase A. g. MsDdzs T. Leonsai
E. Cardenos. w. R.Torer. j. Barton, A., o. Gonzales 4
Maynard, NJ Bruto. Mr. E. Power. NJ T. Johnstop A. Bon
nell and LADY, \. Camdos B. dOrgstt Mrs do Ulfiei ehi
and servant, j. Rita, Ed Wolf II. Began, D. T. MARTA
4. Martin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Lasess ship News.

Steamship Moro Castle, Adams. Havsns 9Th isH pSss.
and psss., Spoford Tlsston Co.
Schr. War steed, Cook Newburg for Providence.
Scbr Ruth Halse SNOW, Albany for New.London.
Scbr. T.. Kirk, Burnett, Georgetown.
Schr Rebecca knight, Boynton. Virginia.
Schr Mary A. Irvin, o. Brien Virginia
Schr. W. A. Crocker Fish, Virginia
Schr Col. Jones, Hill ltimore.
Schr. y. T.. Jayne, Russell Russell. Georsetown.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Tho Relations Between France ana
the United States.
Mr. Stewards Dispatch to the French
Government.
No African Troops to be Sent to
Mexico.
THE PROPOSED CHOLERA CONGRESS

The America, from Liverpool October %, az
rived here yesterday Her news has been ah'i'ip"ou
but we receive by her later Foreign papers oin "i''
we CLEAN tie following extracts:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NovrssRR s.
Before Justice NELSON.

John Kelly and Thomas j. Belts were arragned,
each two indictments. together with sohC Hsy, Fran
cisco Bulrsser William Overton, r.. George w Drew Jud
G. frew Charles Atwood Daniel Mullen, James Smith,
John Philips William A. Chaplin, William CLARK, ueofse
Harrington. Matthew Smith Peter Greho Charles Thomas,
John Thomas Thomas Mckinney and Joseph Higgins, all for
offences agans the currency Tho latter pleaded guilty
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

TIE NATURE AND EXTENT or THE POWERS OF TIE
STATE LEGiSLATURE CONSIDERED.
SUPREME COURT-SPxcnL TsKx-Nov. g-Before Jus