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Standard Office, Raleigh, N. c.,

Standard Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
July 49, 1866.
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CHRONICLE, published at Philadelphia, 1857
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lshed in New-York, 1773, l774, IT'S and i776,
and other rare old Revolutionary and Colonial
papers, published in New York and elsewhere,
has been deposited at this Office for sale.
These papers contain the news, political, mill
tary, domestic and foreign Of those days. together
with original communications from prose writer's
and poetical contributors
The proceedings of the Continental Congress,
winch adopted the Declaration of Independence
ana the proceedings of State Legislatures, Con-
ventisons, &C., are all given as they occurred at
This is a most rare and yaluable file Parsons
desiring to purchase can call and examine IT. or
if they live at distance, address us bv letter on
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MR. L. H. KELLOGG HAVING RETIRED
from our firm, tie business will hereafter be con
Quoted in the name of EDWARD WHEELER
& CO. We hereby tender our thanks to the citi-
zens of Raleigh and vicinity for past patronage.
KELLOGG, WHEELER & co.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.-Atten-
ton is invited to the advertisement in our pa
per to-day, fixing the time for the election of
Professor of Anatomy in this institution
Candidates will forward their applications
to DIR. L. S. Joynes, Richmond.
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The First National Bank of Charlotte in
this State, has increased its capital to two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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1t is wrong, for example, for preacher, in
urging his congregation to seek the salvation
of their souls, to tell them, by way of illus
tration, to be as keen as "Shernan's bum
mers, who could find cambria needle in
less than no time, If one was in the house"
Hon. ]. S. Black has written long letter
to Rev. DR.. Alfred Nevin on " Politics in the
Pulpit" He says:
g. AS mere layman have no right to adj
wise Doctor of Divinity, but hope am not
over presumptuous when warn you against
this specious a1lurement of Satan All
though of putting the Gospel aside be-
cause it does not suit the depraved tastes Of
the day, and making political harrangues to
gain popularity in bad world, should be
sternly trampled down as the suggestions Of
that Evil One who was liar and murder
er from the beginning"
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE FAR WEST
"A Leavenworth dispatch of the 18th
instant says the Indians made raid up
on the settlements on White Rock, a
tributary of the Republican. They
were dressed in soldiers uniforms and
armed with revolvers, sabres and car
bines. They stole all the provisions,
clothes and horses from the settlers, and
captured woman and her child and
took them with them. After commit
ting the most fendish outrages upon
her they left her insensible. She was
found the next day and brought into
the settlement. The Indians gave the
inhabitants notice to leave, stating that
they were bound to have their hunting
grounds, and would hold them or die,
and said that there were great many
bands organized to drive the whites
away from their hunting grounds. The
Indians in the Powder river country
have been stampeding stock and com
hitting other depredations in New
Mexico. They lassoed a Mexican and
drove off large amount of stock.
Troops have been ordered on the FROM
tier by Generals Grant and Pope. The
greatest excitement exists there.
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We have rumors that efforts will be
made to disturb the johnson Conven-
ton at Philadelphia next week, which
impel us to entreat Gov. Curtin to take
the most efficient precaution. He who
would by violence obstruct the meeting
or disturb the deliberations of any por-
ton of his fellow-citizens is an enemy
to Liberty and Law. No matter what
his motive or their errors, he is public
enemy, and should be treated according
ly.
The citizens of Philadelphia who do
not sympathize with the Johnson Con-
vention have perfect right peaceably
to meet and express their own views !;
but let them take care to do so at such
distance as not to give the smallest ex-
cuse for charge that they seek to over
awe or in any manner disturb the John
son gathering.-N Y. 7hibuae.
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VOUNG STALLION.

six wears old and 16L hands high ior saie'
Apply to B. P: WILLIAMSON g. co
June 80, 1s66.-45-tf w.
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A Norwegian woman, los years old, and 70
OF her descendants are on the road to Utah. The
old woman declares her intention Of setting her
cap' for Brigham,
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TXCELsIOR WHEAT FANS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED A LOT OF THESE
Fans, which we will be glad to sell to our
customers and Farmers on moderate terms.
They are strongly recommended as d good and
reliable Manufacturing satisfaction in all cases,
and have no superior in the market. Call and
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
July "a, 1866 SIT
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For the Standard.
Suspension of Direct Land Taxi

For the Standard.
Suspension of Direct Land Tax!
OXFORD, Aug. 18th, 1885,
GENTLEMEN:- Please publish the enclosed
Telegram, as received by me, for the benefit
of our citizens.
Very respectfully your ob't- serv't;
R II. KINGSBURY-
Messrs. HOLDEN & SoN, Raleigh.
WASHINGTON CRY, Aug 10th, 1866.
R 81. K1NesBURY, Oxford, NJ G--The.
collection of the Direct Land Tax has been
suspended in North Carolina.
VIM E. CHANDLER,
Acting Secretary Treasury.
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WPrince AHaaieas wonld it is said, have lost his
life at Custozza but, turning rounds to rebuke his
adjutant, who was imploring him not, to expose
hiinselfto much, the ball, which would have
struck him in the breast, only grazed him.
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Extract from a Letter from Harnett.

Extract from a Letter from Harnett.
The following extract is from letter da--
ted at Ellington, August 10th: .
"The official majority of this County
AGAINST ratification is 146 The neonle had
but short notice and were busy with their
farms. There were no speeches in favor of
ratification until very few days Def re the
vote. have seen no one that
is opposed to the white basis. Some are OPP
posed to a Lieutenant Governorship, others
are opposed te the section in regard to trea-
son. There were various notions about va
rious parts of the Constitution" -....
, 1866-02-27
Phoenix Fire
eCompa-
ny Of London.

THE undersigned, has seen with
regret the loss occasioned by the
late fire, and hopes the public will at
once turn their attention to lnsurlng
their properties and goods.
The Phoenix is the largest Fire
Company in London and risks will
be taken by the Agent at the lowest
possible rates according to construc-
ton and situation.
TT. MORRISON,
Agent.
st. Thomas 23rd February 1866.
, 1866-02-27
TRANSLATION.
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
Knight of Dannebrog and Dannebrogsmand,
khown: In virtue of 5 4 of the Colonial Law
of 9th November 1868 the following Provisional Law is
hereby issued
When the laborers on the sugar-estates in st. Crolx
do not themselves desire to have the provision grounds, to
which they are entitled according to ) B OF the Ordl-
waited land of the estate, such provision grounds are to be
ton. after the canes have been taken off, at latest before
grounds for their use to the end of January the following
year, provided they remain on the estate.
These provision grounds shall in future measure 40
feet in square, instead of 30 feet as hitherto.
50.
On estates having at present no hospital, where SICK
laborers can be cared according to : II OF the Ordinance
of the Goth of January 1849, such sick laborers, the nature
of whose disease is declared by the physician in attendance
to require it, shall be entitled to be cared in their houses
tor account of the estate, provided they obey the rules OF
discipline prescribed by the physician.
To which all concerned have to conform,
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
st. CroiX, February Goth 1866.
Under mV Hand and the Seal of the Government
w. BIRCH,
r.. s.
, 1866-02-27
ST. CROIX
Savings Bank

THE annual meeting of the Mem
bers will take place on Monday
the 9Th prox. at 2 O'Clock at the OF
flee of the Institution.
St. Croix 23rd February 1866.
T. E. MENDES,
Secretary.
, 1866-02-27
Provisional Law

containing additional clauses 70
the Act of goth January 1849
concerning the relations between
the proprietors of landed estates
and the rural population OF St.
CrOiX.
, 1866-02-27

ROSeRSt0nG.
Notice

is hereby given that 2 bay Ponies have
been taken up at Estate Big Fountain
and sent to the Station at Kingshlll, the
Owner or Owners of said Ponies can have
them delivered up, by paying the ex-
pences incurred.
Police Office Kingshill, 26lhs Febru-
airy 1866.
L. HEITMANN,
Pol. Assistant.
, 1866-02-27
FOn,eEObiS Low

lndeholdende nogle TiIIRg I'll
Anordningen af code Januar
1849 angaaende Forholdene incl
lem Observation-Disclosures og
Landarbeiderne paa st. Croix,
, 1866-02-27
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

GOuVCrnGUr over de danSk VGStIndISkG Ger,
Ridder af Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmand,
Gi0r vitterligt: l Kraft af 4 at Colonialloven at
27de November 1868 udstedes f6lgende %foreI6bige Low
81.
Naar ArDeidere paa Sukkerplantager paa st. Croix like
selv begiare at modtage de dem it6Ige : 9 b at Anord-
ningen af code Januar 1S49 tilkommende JOrdstykker I'D
laete Plantagens udyrkede Land, skulle de udlegges til
dem en- af PIantagens til Sukkerdyrkning anvendte Mar
ker, efterat R6rene pa dennc ere i~ndh6stede, og senest' IN
den Udgangen af April Maaned og skulle Arbelderne v1re
berettigede til, naar de forblive i Tjeneste paa PIantagen, at
beholde de saaledes udlagte Jordstykker til Brug lndtll I'd
eangen af n9stkommende Januar Manned.
St6rrelsen at disse Jordstykker skal heretter yare 40
Fod Qvadrat, istedetfor som hidtil 80 Fod Qvadrat.
So.
Paa de Plantager, hyor der like HAYES noget Hospital
eler Sygevarelse, hyilket Arbeiderne i Iienhold til 5 II
af Anordningen af code ,Januar 1849 kunne forpleies under
deres Svgdom, skuIle de syge Arbeidere, hyis %Sygdoms Be
skaHenhed if6Ige Legens Erklpring gj6r Saadant %torn0dent'
vere berettigede til at hyde Forpleining deres Boiger paa
Plantagens Bekostning, under BehngeSe at, at de under
kaste sig den DisCiplin, som Legen finder t0rnOden.
Hvorefter allie Yedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouyernementet for de dansk v%estindlske Ger,
st. Croix den code Februar 1866.
Under min Hoana 6g Gourernemoahs ScgL
w. BIRCII.
r.. s.
, 1866-02-27
For Sale or Rent.

A The House No. 25 in Market
Mik Street, lately repaired and in
perfect order. For particulars ap-
ply to
Christiansted 22nd February 1866.
, 1866-02-27

ALL parties having any claim or
IN claims against the Estate OF
William Beech decd, are requested
to render the same to the undersign-
ed for payment.
FRANCIS B. DUBOIS.
st. Croix 10Th February 1866.
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
"a


No. G9.l
a TENANT A L'AIDE DE LOUIS PALMS, cI-DEvANTREGIs
TRATEUR DU BUREAU DIES TERREs DIES ETATs.IJNIs
POUR LIE DISTRICT suD-EsT DE LA LogIsIANE
Section i. Le senat ct la chambre des reprssen
tants de Eat de 10 Louisiana reuns en- assemblee
g6nerale, d6cretent: La .somme de deux cent
Eingt-sept piastres 1t trente sous est par le pre-
sent allouee, de tous funds tresor nonautremen
affectss, \ Ise1et d,atse pay6e Louis Palms,
presentation do nlandat. de lauditeur des complies
pnblics sur le fr6sorier de I'Istat. Cette somme
sera oonsiderse CONNIE Stant la r6tribution pleine
ct entiars de tous les services rendus par le dit
Palms, 60 qnalite dc ~registratenr du bureau des
terres des Etats le district sud de Ia
Louisiane.
SEC. 2. Dscretent AZ plus Get acte sortira
son effet 4 compiler al ;jonr de son adoption.
lSigne:l j. B. ELAN,
-0rateur intArimaire dc "a 4Chamhre des Represen-
tants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
acknowledgements ct President du Senat.
Approve le mars 1866.
4. MADISON WELLS.
GouYerneur. Dc p4ltat de ID Louisiana.
Pour cope conforme
y. H. HARDY, s#
Secr6tare az tat
3
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DR.. Samuel Gilbert's Preparations.

DR.. Samuel Gilbert's Preparations.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, celebrated having had, for
the last twenty five years, in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the South has at last
consented allow several of his
prepared aud sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has been ngendeed by the repeated solicitations of those who
experienced the benefit of his remarkable professional
skill and by the mpossibiy Of giving especial attention
each of the written applications made him prescriptions
those whose pecunary circumstances business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him.
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Ne 70.i
.AoTE!l


ANEspANT Hr DEcRErAsr ? Y NoIJyEAU L'AcTE NIT
PosT.LEyIs an In naynr LAreuncHE AppRouyE
~ = MANS 1856.
srcr.or y = ~. s. !, n. ,,hra ~. rsnrs.
se,tanta s,n;s =,
bee generate n, Al ,o;cs ~ !.
psroisss Lafourcts ~; & ns;rs i i. eon.
aeiars AZ Z ., rhhod s.,t
par n present eusaras ~ sora raonstrnra m
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Tickets sold and Prises cashed by
cHAs. I. HOWARD. No. . Exchange Alley, near Canal
or Lockbox &c., Postoface, New orissns
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MEDICAL.

NKEhgkSAAAs
GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
sTERLING's AMBRoSIA
Is willing to Three years Of rapidly increasing
sale have made the Ambrosia famous the world
1t is Warranted to Please.
II Itching of the Head,
It makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
It prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses Scalp; Cools Heated Brow Removes DAN
dru Nervous Headache; Cures Baness Insures
Locks Inclnes Hair Curl, Supersedes wigs Kills
Hair Eaters Good effect apparent once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY
The Ambrosa will suit you T. Elegantly put up. Deli
caey Permed Patronzed by Opera Singers and
Sold splendid catrons containing large bottles
No. ? for morning, No for evening.
There is no Mistake About it,
STERLINGS AMBROSIA is the best, agreeable and
effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try catron
Sold by Druggists,
sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Company
s15 FULTON STREET NEW YORK
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HATS, DRY GOODS. eLOrHING

HATS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
HATs..,.. HATS. HATS
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT In THE CITY
Wool, Fur, Felt and Cashmere.
FL! QUINLAN & CO.,
NO. SO COMMON STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Is just receiving largest stock of STRAW GOODS
offered in this market.
and MALAGA
All Prices.
Also-A large and full assortment of
LADIES' AND MISSES, TRIMMED HATS.
Step in aud examine for yourselves weare always willing
to show our stock
Buyers will make 20 per cent. nv Calling
- We DEFY COMPETITION
n w. BANCKER a. CO..
LATE NORTH, DyTHIL l. COZ
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Dry
Goods,
NOS. II AND Is MAGAZINE STREET
New Orleans
DRY GOODS. .."...,........,DRx eooDs,
VIM O. ToaPKHa II. ALsoBRooz
VIM. Q. Ton,pklns - Co.,
Have business their old stand, No Magazine
street, corner of Canal where there will be founda
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
for country Merchants and Planters
Their stock ENTIRELY NEW and will be KEEP. complete
by every arrival.
lit WHITAKER
sl.............. Canal street..................n
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
PLAID, STRIPED AND SOLID,
CoLoRED PoPLINs,
HERINOs, DELAINES
JOUVIN's KID GLovEs
HANDKERCHIEFs,
HOSIERY, ETo.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MOURNING GOODS
As an We shall offer our New Stock
- At the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
nURYEE g. JACQUES, MANUFACTURERS OF
FUR AND WOOL HATs-By the Case
Aso-Johbers and Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS and
STRAW GOODS.
O. and G6 Lispenard street,
First door from Broadway, New York
Factory-Newark, N. j.
| JEHTAL READ Late Geo, W. h Jehial Read.
The undersigned will attend the settlement OF the
standing claims of the late firm Of Duryee jacques Clear
| man. Of this city. SAM. G. HICKEY,
| Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
| AN Oreans
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Board of Directors;

GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREET, Gongstreet Owen 4 Co. }
President, New Orleans.
j. G. HoLDREGE, Holdrege Paxon Folsom) Vice Presi-
dent, New Orleans.
G. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New Orleans
7. P. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans
GEN. F. J. HEBRON, Commission Merchant New Orleans.
SAM. DEBoW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
W. G. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer.
chant New Orleans.
j. p DILLINGHAM; Dillingham; & Bonner, Attorneys),
New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant %
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERseLI. of Mobile Ala
GRN NJ. j. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GRIsWoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS Of Texas
GEN. ROBERT e. LEE, of Virginia
G. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
Ne. ss.1

NFs es,I Bta#3a
AN ACT
FOR THE RELIEF OF LEWIS PALMS, LATE REGISTER
OF THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, FOR THE
SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
SECTION |. Be II enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of The SAFE of Loasss-
ana IN General assembly coaueaed. That the
sum Of two hundred and twenty seven dollars ana
thirty cents be, and the same Is hereby approprl-
ated out Of any funds ia the State Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the same to be paid to
Lewis Palms, upon the warrant II the Auditor Of
Public Accounts on the State Treasurer, being in
full compensation for services rendered by him as
late Register Of the United States Land Office, for
the South Eastern District of Louisiana.
sEc. II. BE Il further caacted ETC., That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage
fsigned) J. B. ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House Of Representatives
(signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut. Governor and President Of the Senate
Approved March S, 1866.
tSigned1 ]. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
]. Fl. HARDY,
Secretary Of State
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COAL--WOOD--LUMRER.

COAL--WOOD--L u MRER.
THE BLACK DIAMOND
COAL AND MINING COMPANY,
OF P1TTsBURG, Pa
UNDER THE GENERAL M1N1na
LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital. $500 900
DIVIDED INTO
10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
FOR CONTINGENT FUND. 500 SHARES
President--NICHOLAs SCHNEIDER, Pittsburg
Observation-Disclosures sEIBERT, :.
Secretary-CHRISTIAN sEIBERT, :.
Superintendent of the Mines-LORENz HOFFMAN,
Webster Penn.
p,sn urc uyraTr
LIPS, Philadelphia.
Nicholas Schneider, Christian selbert
T. Boswell Phillips, Charles sebert
Lorenz Hoffman. Joseph Reymann.
Philip z'h'n''a' 5oeoD Dressed, Joseph ss''sF''
Principal Office, 80 Water st., Plttsburg, Pa.
CAYCE, BEARD & CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Agents for the Southern States.
J. c. HUEY, ST., SO Natehez street,
New Orleans Agent
OF whom circulars and all further may be obtained
n A. MILTENBEKRER,
Coal Commission Merchant, y
81 CAMP STREET,
-- New Orlsans
HASAM 81 FOOLEY.
cTHoMAs HAsAM, J. Q. PSoLED
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard,
Corner of Julia and Cedar Streets
NEW BASIN, NEW oRLEANs
k1- Box No 96. Mecbapics Exehsnga Masonic Hall
limited STATES STEEL FEN WORKS
FACTORY, CAMDEN, N J.
*. Esterbrook d Co.,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS
Warehouses q ts d Arch street PhHeaspaa
Samples and prices application. Lots made order
any pattern or stamp required
GAuTlON-fhese pens of genuine American nanntac-
nr and equal In nish elasticity and fneness Of point 70
pest imported They therefore, 70 gam me sonn
aenes the American public The fac sime OF orr sgnsufe
sameisnf security against foreign Rms1TsRBRooK CO.
rs And 70, sale at retail BY all Stasoners in the I'm
States
ORIENTAL POWDER COMPANY
Tho undersigned Agent above Company, offers for
sale the fqlloyng in lots to suit Fs purchasers
200 kegs Blasting and mining.
400 bags SHOT, assorted
seoeoS0 Cars, G. D. E. B 3 Rprsrp
b6 Common street, corner Tchoupiteuas.
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FOL
AN ACT

No. 7o.l
TO AMEND AND RE-ENACT AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DRAW
BRIDGE ACROSS THE BAYOU LAFogRCHE, AP-
PROVED MARCH 9TH, EIGHrKEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTy-FIrE.
sEcrIoN1. Bet enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives Of TIE State Of Louisiana III
Genef;a1 assembly cospeased, That the police jury
Of the parish of Lafourche, and the mayor and
trustees Of the town of Thibodeaux, be and are
hereby authorized to reconstruct, or cause to be
reconstructed, draw-bridge across the bayou
Lafonrche, within the corporate limits Of the town
Of Thibodaaux, by contracting with any person
or persons OF private corporations, and granting
the exclusive privilege to collect such toll Or tolls,
to such person, persons Of private corporation.
as the said police jury, and mayor, and trustees,
may allow, for term Of years not to extend be-
yond the thirty-f of December, one thousand
eight hundred and ninty ono, and the said mayor
and trustees shall be authorized to prohibit any
ferry across said bayou, within the limits Of said
corporation; Prouided, the said bridge be recon
structed and completed on or before the thirty
first Of December, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, with the priyilegen the meantime vested
in said mayor and trustees of the town Of Thibo-
deaux to maintain and1 the existing bridge up
to the thirty -drstof December, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six
$50. 2. BE ii further enacted, ETC.. That the sec
ond section Of the act aforesaid, approved ninth
sof March, eighteen hundred and ifty-fve, shall
remain IN full force and effect, and be in no means
affected BY the provisions Of this act.
SIC. 3. BE II JaasIse, enacted, etc. That Patrick
H. Gerry. James F. Thompson, 3. .. Brupp,
William II Ragon and Adolph Perrin, be, and the
same are hereby appointed drectorsof said bridge
company, to serve till the first day Of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and that an
election by the stockholders thereof shall take
place on the first day Of January, eighteen hun-
bred ana sixty seven, and On each and every first
day Of january thereafter, for directors Of said
bridge company
SEC. 4. BE It Further enacted, etc., That this
act shall have effect from its passage.
{Signed) J.. b. ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House of Representatives
fsigned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved March s, 1866.
tsigned) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
Atrue copy ]:
J. II. HARnv,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

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