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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-13

societies and other meetings convened
for social amusement, from being us.
turbed by boisterouS persons WAS
passed. a., Ian,
House Bill No. 6S. amending the law
providing for the filing of vacancies IN
the Offices of clerk of Circuit Court, re-
corder, sheriff or prosecuting attorney
(by Judge of the circuit courtD surveyor
of lands, assessor or treasurer OF a ceun
ty, supervisor, justice or constable Oh
township, (by board OF supervisors
township clerk, overseer OF poor, Town.
ship treasurer, inspector OF elecuohs OF
surveyor of roads (by supervisors, town.
ship clerks and just ices or any TWO OF
them, was passed.
House bill No. 90, to change the num-
Der of the Adelphi Lodge of | U o.. F.
of Clarksburg, was passed,
House Bill No. II, to amend the 2!st
section of chapter l3l ofthe acts OF l'ol'
was passed
House Bill No. 70, 10 amend and re-
enact the law concerning licenses, was
passed 1t provides that the act snail
not be construed so as to require license
from keepers of boarding houses, where
boarders are not received for less tnan
three days; or to require persons having
license to sell spilituous liquors OF vines
at retail to obtain another license 10 sell
ale, beer or porter, or to prohiolt orug-
gist from selling alcohol, spirituous IL
onors or wines for medicinal purposes
or to require manufacturer OF native
winesto sell them at retail where they
are manufactured: or to require any In
corporated bank, savings bank or sa
wings institution to obtain license as
broker or private banker; or to require
anv resident of this State to obtain IL
cense to exhibit any work or production
of his own invention or skill or to re-
ouire license for any school exhibition,
literary or scientific lecture, or musical
concert; or to affect any person furnish
ing refreshments at any public dinner
fair, festival or celebration; or. to require
any trustee selling property, or any OH
Ger or commissioner selling property I'M
der an order, decree or execution OF any
court or Justice, to take out license.
Mr. Davis, of Hampshire, by leave, IT.
troduced supplementary bill to the act
forming the county of Mineral out OF a
portion of Hampshire county, which was
read first time.
The School Bill was taken up, Vari'
ously amended, and laid on the table,
House adjourned.
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Baltimore ANIMAL Conference -llcih-
odisi Episcopal Ghurch-EmPortnu:

in this Conference, low il session in
Alexandria, on Thursday, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Rs@olrei By he Baltimore 4anual Con-
ference IN Conference assembled, Thar in
pursuance of the action of this body in
1861, we do.hereby unite with and adhere
to the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, and do now, through the Pres.
dent of this Conference, invite Bishop
Early to recognize Us officially, and pre-
side over US at our present meeting
I'd RcSolred That in taking this action
We adhere to no dead political institu-
t,o Questions of issue, being actuated
G g. sentiments of sincere loyalty to the
thar e ofthn OF the United States and to
we may be assigned to labor bn T. are ni in.
II: by motives ola far higher and
hplier nature, such as usefnIness n on,a anu
the people whom we may serve a %nd4 tbs
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West Virginia Legislature.
Senate.
MONDAY, FER II, 1865.

MONDAY, FEB II, 1865
PRAYER by Rev, Mr. Barnitz.
The House Bill constituting part OF
the bank of the Ohio river in Jackson
county lawful fence, was received, read
the first time and referred.
Mr.. Price, from the committee on
Townships, reported bill permanently
| locating the county seat of Jefferson
county at Shepherdstown. Read the
first time and its printing dispensed
with
Mr.. Peck introduced a bill changing
the time of holding the terms of the
municipal court of Wheeling for the
trial of civil business. Read the first
time, its printing dispensed with, and
referred to the Judiciary.
Mr.. Peck also introduced bill for the
benefit of married women, in insuring
the lives of their husbands. Read the
first time and referred to the same COM
mittee.
Mr.. Haymond presented the petition
of large number of persons residing in
Barbour county, praying that the laws
of this State be so modified as to remove
the test oaths, and opposing the adoption
of the constitutional amendment. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Dix, from the committee Oh Edu-
| cation, reported back the bill for the
establishment Of the Agricultural Col
lege at Morgantown, without any recon
| mendation. The bill was amended BY
making the appropriation $4,000, and
ordered to engrossment
The following bills were passed:
Senate Bill to incorporate the Wayne
County Coal and Iron Railway Com
pany.
Senate Bill to alter part Of the division
| liTe between the counties of Upshur and
Barbour
House Bill 10 legalize marriages cele
brated during the rebellion.
The Senate Bill to prevent and punish
the forcible and unlawful obstruction of
public Justice was laid on the table to
| await the return OF absent members
The resolution agreeing to the pro
posed amendment to the State Constitu.
| ton was read the third time, and laid on
the table for a like reason
The bill constituting the bank OF GER
| tain streams in Morgan county i a"iul
! fence, was tabled
INC Uiii ~ encourage ihllh ailOh
ibto this State was taken from the table
and referred TO the Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr. Peck, the committee
on Humane and Criminal Institutions
W, re directed to inquire into the expe-
dirncy of making simple larceny to ex-
tend to the stealing of property to the
value of $50 instead of $50
On motion of Mr.. Mahon, The commit
Tee on Finance and Claims were directed
IA take into consideration the propriety
OF allowing Benjamin Wright $3.50 for
rent and damages done by State Guards
&c the store house occupied by them as
barracks.
The bills locating tie Capital and
the penitentiary, which were laid on
tie table on Saturday, were not called up
Adjourn ed
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GAU$ y WARNAFELDT. Projectors OF the
Office Saloon and Restaurant, TO Washington
Hall sole agents for John UFarTall s. Cos su-
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express All kinds of game Oh hand in pro
per season Families supplied at moderate
rates Choice Wines. Ales, &c. Il the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up IN the most approved STYLE.
sep2l-Gm
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COCOA CREAM FOR THE EsAsR
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Price 81 cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS & HUSBFIELD.
iU2. Wheeling, w Va
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THIS COMPANY, HAVING ON On.
GAINED in April, 1864, in conf unc ZIG
with the well known trm of GAEHLE = ~
IS Joint Stock Company, exclusively % pr sH,
nosItions in some of the best establishments IN
this country and Europe; 81. p;.,,. .,-,.
This Company claims that their Planes c71l'
bins all the excellencies OF all the
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State Items,

State Items,
THE Berkely Union relates that: On
Friday, the 2nd inst, Sheriff Pitzer, as
usual, went into the jail to let the pris-
oners out into the yard; his attention
being diverted by one of the prisoners,
two men, Cave and Saunders, who are
committed under charges of larceny,
rushed out the door and locked it on the
outside. Fortunately for the Sheriff, lie
had another key on his person which he
at once used. The prisoners ran through
the rooms occupied by the family and
passed by Mrs, Pitzer, who took up re-
volver and bravely fired at them This
had the effect to disconcert them -
The Sheriff soon overlook Saunders, and
felled him to the ground, and secured
him. He then followed Cave to the sub
urbs OF the town who likewise yielded
to the persuasions Of a loaded revolver,
and was returned to his old quarters.
THE Weston Herald says.:-Mr. Oar.
gan, the stage man from this place to
Clarksburg informs us that as he was
crossing the bridge below town. a f5w
nights since, his horse, fell through and
he had TO help them out. Now, he in
forms Us that the bottom Of the.road has
fallen out IN various places and he Is in
a QuandaTy Doubts are entertained
whether the delegate, will be able to
return home, and an appropriation ought
to be made to all the roads for this and
other reasons.
THE frame building occupied by Mr
Allen french, OF Hedgesyiile. Berkeley
county, was burned on Sunday evening,
the 4th inst Most OF the household
goods were saved Loss four hundred
dOliaTS-no insurance
COMPLAINT was lodged With 1t. Nc
hensie, OF the Fr5edmens Bureau by
Mrs Allen, of Martiusburg, that a colored
boy, named Bob, in her employ had
stolen Gfteeu hundred dollars in South
ern money. The boy was promptly ar
rested ana committed for further hear
ing.
liz Point Fiea~aut Var E.a Of last
Wednesday relates the following shock
Jog occurrence 4 iTghtfui accident
,o,,,rraa # ,.,,,.,plo,ts ON c,,n5A-i,-.
on vie "p""i" "TRIP 81 me ''e"meT -
James III which Dir Maupin. a highly
respeetab bic citizen OF BarhourzviIle. Ca
IoIi conntr last hi. life The Dartio,
lars Of the vfs,suchcIv affair So far "a 20
have been able TO ascertain them. are
about as follows. DR. Maupin in com
pany with two OF three gentlemen had
stepped Off the steamer, when her guards,
being considerably higher those of the
Wharl boat siidea mp against the siding
IN betv.ae,, m"f:,ating b;,n i; C Cncb
horrible ma"per - TO he almost unrecog-
nl7abie
TuF DucEGam"n RepGtlcGH of last
vyairesda- so..s. Mr. Torra4+ or yy-ost,,,
,,,l,,. t},, =. 100, ,,o.,:,, W, .' ~,
,et'',' 'oa', '.' As '"> p'S''"s near ''e
100, "l h'Ch n'"n'1ln' ,''e' men "'n'e"
"I , u ,els .'oppe" u''" 0'' Tue ''a'
" n." -'e ~ ,''p '. ., ~ 49,, S Nv" ,'
E"'>o q, ""s u '"e,n ''e' AZ h'''' 'he
shot taking effect in his LETT arm, wound
ing slightly lhef then compelled him
10 deliver up his pocSet-heok, containing
one hnhnr"' ana seventy hN9 dollars
they a'50 tooR AZ ms a'nmnhi.'on. ihey
eniPI,oo ms i'Ho'' q ne" II! II 20 HiW'
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% But pain is perfect misery. the worst ofeviiS
and excessive: overturns all patience. All
Druggists have for sale DIR. d IL. Seelyes Ii.
move PERMANENTLY all pains from CatarT.
hal difficulties. Any one who has ever used
il will so recommend il.
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West Virginia Glass Works,

s p. HILDRETH President
NJ w ECHoLs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
5 p Hildreth, a. c. Quarter K. 4 Nc
Cabe, William Hastings. Jacob Harlan, John
Ripley, Nj. W. Echols
This Company having fully completed their
organization and possessing ample facilities tor
manufacturing, are prepared to receive and eI
ecute all orders for Druggists, Glassware, In
sulators, Fruit Jars, Flasks Mineral Mustard
Ale, Porter, and Wine Bottles, and general
variety of Green and Black Glassware. All
communications addressed to the Secretary will
receive prompt attention. feb3lm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15

frampfbaftes SdluhSsn aus. faum fdsis, In ats
ssrilieuen Sdsm berprr su ftcssn: rBsSsnesn S:s
mas Ste tbun = 6err &ibtsr Gs 1T mein Sohes,
urtbetl, oas r,eines suten, sbrliden Namens mel.
nsr san5en = arnten SSamilis /"
DSh fam = harf nidt anbers banbsln,~ entsea
nse eieier ernf. u5ablsn sie ftb ihutblos, /, .
partsn sse rnbis ben alussans Der ansslssenbss
ab, SD tpsrbs Ssnen eine = Elm 3immsr an,rei
fen. s4rsib5sus sufsflsn lafen. S6reibeu 81
an ete Sbrtsen, on SRre Grsnnbs. Sod tsmeri
th S9nen, bab Die Briefe, iotpie Die Nnttprrts
enr9 meius 5anb sebsn mafsn llnb blsibsn 81
rnbts, ssfast!"
Sisrauf ftinaslts er unb sin @srittseiensr tra
etn, smpHnS leie etae gSeiuns, pcraaf lsstersr al.
aealonsr beran trat anb tbn fsbsutse, itn iu fol.
gen. gBillsnlcs, sebrCasn an aSrper unb Gsift
ridtete iih bisier auf unh perlisB bas llntsriuds
unsslceal, ienem i5ibrsr fclsenb, Der i'm our ct.
nen lanasn bdfern 9ana fu6rts, bann cine ib,rsre,
3bar SfTnsts, mprauf tsios in ben
Sbeil bss @sbduoes entratsn, mortimer bic sssnts
lihen GefdnsnfIe lassn, unb Der BON nun an audi
9Saloner als 9erbnuns Siensn irlts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15
4iegbars unn 9sibenwcAe sinnt.

Sim annsrsn Mcrsen iaS BalSnsr reht ifill pers
anist BET isiuer San,li, in Der flsnen Wotnitu6s.
ssns 6rau Bate ibn 10 pist al5 mSslih aufbus
mun,srn SsIuht, une es mar nit Ollie ees fleinen
8naten DEN Der 8atsr 70 Isbr lists, aud sslunssn.
BalDnsr idaufele BEN Slsinsn auf ben anisen une
er,atlis tbm nann ron ben tsportsbsnoen Sitstfsf'
tassn, mD oas tSislsin gang ssmib fir t9n uno Die
bsibsn Shmeitsrtsn, ba5 srobs mie oas fleine,
sua sniSs bnnts gtsr lessn miirbe. 9as wfdS'
den bats iib stsnfalis an Den 9ater teranssnrdnst
unb ihmisse isn blpnbss 9odenfSpfasn an feline
8rui, nit itren blausn Aussn rsGt psrsnhst nnb
pou grwartuns auf bic ldDnsu Sfsrsisr sn ibm
auflhausnb. Dis Muttsr iab wiebsr nit ibrsm
fleinsn aiafasu In Ger 9de, pD mir is Dor sinissn
zassa ssisssn tatsn, rnb br tlaifss @eFdt murns
rrn einsm Strabl Der innisHsn Brsune rslflart, na
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15
llmterfdl dlagen!
Cine gradblans aus hem eeben spn Grnff asasque.
(8prtiesuna.)

(8ortiesuna)
Sod, mas bGtte htes am Gnhe aud sefhahet?
Sd nurfte oae @elc RON Dem reihen Wianne, BON
fem alter. Ursunfe idcn annetmeu, uno per msiB,
Of idb niht Set isiner s3nridfnft TN Stanoe fein
,perhe es ibm nit 3nien tpisoer ,u;uitenen 2a6
uns tpffen Iiebes Meb, has Nusrbeite hcfTsn, mno
Der Simn,sl, Fer iih uns isst 70 snahis unp gene.
gen seseist bat, rire uns aud fsrner fGirmen unb
ftiesn |"
syru, Malbner batte ben auerhinss merfriirbt,
gen Beridt ibrss Mtannes itaunsuo nit ansebSrt.
sesterer, peldbsr gang seris einen AnsbruH Der
Trenoe errartet batts, mar nipt renis eRaunt, als
nihts Serartises stfclSte irnnsrn einsSattin, Dee
ren 3nefei NIT aiIsr Wtaht ipiebersefshrt su lein
ietienen, mad etnisen Nussntlifsn unb nit er.
s,runsener @ute alic renen bSrts: uaSas Gu mir
ha aelast, flinat mir faf rie cine jener grSdbluns
gen. ron Der Der 0erfa1er tetbeuert lie Ie pelliGn=
Sis tpabr, trGereno bies in, @runbe burhaus niht
Der Tall 1T. . gSalnner |" fubr fe plSslih auf,
inhem Iis smrcr lrran9 uno teine Nrme bem Sat,
ten um ben Gals ldlane. ibn NIT ttrdnenben Mu.
gen in's @el.1tlhaae, sg1aloner, fprih bic gSabrs
belt, nod III es pieneift nidt su fpat, en unreht,
ens ue6erct!mna mieeer gut su MAIDEN. Sein
iirenaer 9lif rcn beute Wcrsen iaste mir, haB Du
BEN bDlen @eeanfen erratben, Der mid einen Mus
aeneIif lang bebarihte, ben th ntbt usauirrehsn,
nidbt etnnal mebr ausauesnfen mage unb jebt
fOltsrt mid nas Senfsa, Sab Su pisIsi&t is!ba
aethan
@ie fcnnte niht meter rshen, Sbrdnen erRidtsn
i6re Sttmme une leie iGluh5enb bsrs 1e itr @e=
fittt an Der 8ruit itrss Wanues. Otsler mar
ir6brsnS Der @sbs isinsr Trau aufTaGsnb tlsiA ses
mrreen; ein sanSer 8Srper aitterte unb permpAte
anfdnsliG - mar eS leberraibuns unb Staunen,
rner Tnrbt unb SHseden = fein a5rrt au ers
phern. Da atsr fanb er NIT Der pisberfsbrenbsn
Glutb ietnes GsThtss bic Sprahe rieDsr, unb nit
bsrentsn Shorten fslte er istner 6rau Dor, pte un,
sershtfsrtist, ia itrafbar ibr Denfsn lei, unb mie
fh NQes In Der Sbat al1o .rsisnst, ,rie Ct es ibr
mitsstbsilt. gSrau gDaloner bsrubiste fh enhlth,
ss mubte ia To-, es fcnnte nit anbers stn ais trte
itr Mann, Der Elm Wtuffer BON xreue unb @trlihs
felt, ssiast = ltnh talb traen i'm riebsr freubts
ae, sutrieeene Blide, rGbrenn ibr 9erS eerie stn
@etst bes Danfes fiir ben lpafern, brapen Sreunb
{pradb, Der ibrem Wtanne, brer Tamilte 70 su reds
ter 3eit teigefannen. Sin inniser aub 3etste
bann g8albner, has ane 3weifel selhwunben,
Glaube unb 3ufriebenbett, 2iefe uno sssrtrauen
spener bsi itr eirssfsbrt. gsan psrihlc6 fie Die
@cleifIfe in ibre Shmblabe unh trat III Der @rup,
pc Der pelenhen laut unb frSb rSblhplaucernneninne
f1 ireueno an ben gl6nssnosn 8liden ibrer 3ieben,
on Der In lester 3eit 10 felten gum @prlhsin 9e>
fpmnsnen 9eitertsit ibres @atten.
sc ipar cine furse, ielise Sunbe, bte bic tetoen
@attsn Der Tamilie Walcner our@lebtsn. @aih
rerFps fs -uur au rafh = une lsnee iclte isr
70 taln fetne slet4e mebr fclssn!
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&. EilA
Sic Ser. Staaten SdaIo.

Mua Dem mrnatliAen Beriate 6es Shlsleere'
tSrs 0egullcdbs aebt berpor, baB bic Sffentlide
snuIo Der Ser. Staaten I'm Mionat Setcter un
% Wiuicnsn Gpaars psrrinssrt tpprhen 1T. SIN
saass bsfanpsn feb an, 1. Srpemtsr:
EN- Sofb 500 Ala. .019 SIS
Su Starter. ......... 30,913,942 OF
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15

- Sn gnslanb ttfnpsn fb yttatcnsn nntsF'
nsatsbarftiss ssrms, aIiO Der 'sbsnths ah'
600 auf Srlano, 800, 900 auf Gnstanb, zoe, ,OCo
auf @Aptlanb. Snnertalb Der lestsn nreiBs
Sabre wurhen 200 Miaicusn 4fnne Ssrlia8
sltmenuntsrFasau5en rsratrsiHt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15

@ebSrrte Mepfet. = Ste sSbsrtin Nsrs"
laat, na6 mebrsre DiGicnsn 9fann 8snSrrtsr Asrfsl
bisisn Sstbit in 9crain @runtp prOous,tt rorosn
anp. gtn,elne Uamilisn babsn 1900 bis ,0OO
4fuue as6Errt Ser 9ur4fanittsprsts 1T III
I@snts per 9fuuo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-15

Ser grbn bss sbemalissn &urfiir t EN- be
Se1Ien, Der 9rins Mcrts ron Sanau, TT q;
Ufaicr In bas preusilte Seer eiuasretea.
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o,,,,.,,., t3O 326 96O 62

Sulamute1 49,. 13O. 3Z6. you b2
gsaa Mh,us bisiss 8aarpcrrabs i'm s6ass se'
lduft I'D bic Sfsntlite SaulS anf S2.551 ,3lO,'
los t.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-10
Tllibodaux, La. February 10 l6d6.

heaven with him and give all his earthly
estate to boot? II Mr.. Davis honor ant
integrity, and patriotism, and true conr-
age, we're weighed in d balance ~aggains1
Summers and stevens, and all OF his enc.
Imies. woullent.he outweigh EN- all? Won
his conductin Mexico. and in the late war,
and his nobility Of character live long ano
grow bright in history, while the memory
of the howns that are bitin him in his dun
geon will sink into oblivion? think sc
that's what / soy, and I'll bet on it., and
| Charles O'Conor and all the women in the
country will go my halves.
ButSthere amt no particular point in all
this, Mr.. Happy. It's only my opinion,
that's all. I may be a tarnal fool, and
sometimes feel like | am a fool about every
thing and don't know nothin. I'm tryln
my best, however, to take things jest as
| find en-, and my principal bisness for the
last two months have been weanin niggers
to make EN- feel free. put EN- all out to
take care of themselves, but they keep
comm back to me, andit keeps me workin
day and night TO provide for EN-. I've
been willin a long time for EN- to be free It
| they could take care of themselves. and
don't know what Thad. Stevens is a fussin
about, unless he is just mad because our
boys burnt his iron works. If that's all,
we can plead the ruins of various similar
establishments in these regions, and get
Judgment agin him.
But I'm about through, Mr.. Happy, with
what / had to say. Only this-if there
ever was an afaikted people that needed
trends its us. If we've got any trends
anywhere. l want EN- to show their hands
and stand by us in our trouble. l feellike
reachin out to the five points of the ON
pessin search of sympathy, and if there is
an honest statesman or @ brave soldier
north of tho line who loves his fellow men,
let him open~his heart and meet us on half
way ground. We amt afeerd of beasts
and varments-ef devils or deamons-of
Stevens or Sumner--bur we are warm
hearted and forgivin people, and love our
trends. Amt we and don't we
Yours everlastingly, BILL ARP.
P. SIS Brownlow dead yit? I'm
writin his obituary. and thought I would
like the sad event to- come. off as soon as
possible. I wish you would send me a
lisfof your members who voted for that
resolution declaring Gen. Lee and Mr..
Davis infamous. We are gettin up a res
solution in the Georgia Legislator declarin
item infamous who voted for the resolu-
ton. Fight the devil with fire, is my
motto. B. A..
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-10
White Laborcrs Wanted.

Six Or eight white men 81 Lafoarche pr
faredl 10 work on q small Gotten plantation: ~
miles from New-Iberia. Lands Of best qualist|
for cotton. si. @.. q
TERMS Teams furnished and one half n
CROP. Expenses to be borne equally sbetwes4
Workmen and proprietor their portion Of NJ
penses will be returned at the end of the wear 4
the proprietor who VIII have made oil The aa4e
vances for food and other expenses incidentllases
working the plantation lssa
For further i~nforuation, apply a the Cletkss
office In st. Maftinsville, or to Dr. James M
Lee, druggist, NeW-Iberia,
ST. Martinsville, Jan. u, 1856 feb1R8b
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
POLICE JURY PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE.

Pursuant to adjournment the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of Lafoarche met a
the Court House, in the town of Thibo'
daux, on Monday, January q, 1866.
PRESENT.. S. Perkins, President (; J,
j. Roman. Arsene Bergeron, Washington
Griffin, David B. Pugh, John I.yall.
Administrations Folse, j.. Remont,
r. Dalferes, p. j. Theriot md John
Nelson.
On motion, duly seconded, the reading
of the minutes of last meeting wal dis
On motion. Police Jury adiournedt to 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
At 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Police Jury met.
Present-the same members as this
morning and also Mr.. s. Fdlse, who WAS
absent at lie morning call.
The COMMITTEES ON Claims. made the
following report, which. o n motion, was
duly accepted, as far as the same. go
n: he Honorable lie President and Members Of
the Police .Juyy:AThe Committee on Claims beg
leave. to report that they recommend the pay
ments of the following claims
Claim of M. Rhone, Insp., to amt of 1875 90
The other portion of the said act
is to be passed upon at the next
meeting OI tLlS quay. a%s5a
4s of NJ. Rhome for the closing of
the erevasse on the Jos. Knight
place, amounting TO 3e3t9e
g Of Theleste Besson, jaifor. 3I00
]. A. Robichaux. Assessor, l50 90
/" of Washington, col. for removing
fences and enclosing Jail lot 40 90
/" OF Wm. Corrie for taking census 40 90
. of Thibodaux Sentinel, act of. SIG IS
OF which amt the said + Samoan :
received a draft of S62 so, which
must be deducted from the above
amount if notproduced.
!" Of F. Samoan, ed. of Sentinel, for
printing new parish notes 1872 90
of Jean-Rodrigue, Inspector $50 90
" of Cletus Adam !" $50 90
g of L.J J. Meyers s 90
q of Eugene Folse, Inspector IS 90
g &C. Lagardc, Sheriff % 90
Total amount s2647 85
CLAIMS on NELSON. ycREVAssE.
Claim of Melville Ago. for work S160 90
!" Jean Rodrigue " l50 90
. . Cletus Adam " 100 90
David B. Pugh 50 90
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-10

OPELoUsAs RAILROAD DIRECTORS
The followingsare the new Directors
of the Opeloasas Railroad, all except Gel.
Breaux having been on the old board:
A. B. Seger. y. NJ. Lapeyre, A.
Lanfear,. j.. W Tilton, Henry Renshaw,
Robt. Goodies, L. Folger, N. Judson,
Robt. Hare, A. 7. Charpentier, Z. L.
Bernard, G.. A.. BInke, Ct. Sabatier, A.
C~hiapella, s. u. Nelson. g. a. Breaux,
W. III. Mclean, "A. McColIom.
The members for the city appointed by
the Mayor, are, Messrs. sWm. j. Hepp,
Newtown Richards and T. P. Duconge;
and for the State, appointed by the Cover
nor. Messrs CIV. Squires, s. Allen.
and..A. Daperier.--IN. o. Star, 18th ult.