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POLICE couRT.-In the police Court
Yesterday the main attraction was the
trial OF Martin chisnel, charged with
the robbery OF the man Hamilton, Of
st. Clairsville. A great many persons
were in attendance.a at the. trial, among
whom were the prisoners mother and
sister. Some half dozen witnesses were
examined, and the evidences elected
was about in substance the same as we
published, yesterday morning. Chts-
mel. with several of his comrades, was
in company with Hamilton, who show
ed his money freely In an attempt 10
purchase a gun. Hamilton Identified
and swore positively to Chlsnel as the
man who Knocked him down and drag
red him into the alley. Several other
parties are suspected as having been IN
completely with Chisnel, but none OF
them were identified. Chisnel was sent
up Ia. The Circuit Court for trial. and
bail refused him. In this trial Mr.. j.
q. Chandler appeared or=the prosecu-
tion, and Mr.. n. Richardson for the de-
paisey TBauflon aud Dorey- Henry
were fined $40 and costs each for dlsor7
derly conduct. The last named paid,
and the other was sent up to jail Tor
Thirty days. $50 s5a4s4t 5 .s.5s5i9
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con.1rrEE MEET1Ne.-The commit

COMMITTEE MR.TINe.-The commit
tee appointed at the meeting Of physi-
clans last week, held a meeting atsthe
city Hall last evening and drafted an
ordinance to cover the sanitary affairs
OF the cityEto> be submitted 70 the
Council this evening"
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THRweather yesterday was again un-
pleasant. 1t rained nearly allday, and
showed awhilein the evening. Walk
ing was as consequences very bad.
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: For Sale Reason Able.

ONE BRICK HOUSE. SITUATE cIOS
" Washington street North CWheehng,
reside, containing twelve large rooms, with
good cellars. The house IS suitable for
dwelling or business house, Possession given
on the inst OF April. Apply on the premises
to lteblG-1wl -. HENRY DAUR. a.
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It Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were Afst discovered by DIR.
1Iaye.been extensively and successfully used
In most Of the public institutions, Is well rs
in private practice, Of both hemisphere, with
only at the :. urgent request n of the thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that he
is induced TO make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering from any IITeg1-
lafities whatever as we'll as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health wiz notpefntt
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ct for to-day,TF ~ gEtEgd
Bythe Cincinnati Commercial we see
that the Potomac WINS advertised 70 leave
Cincinnati for Wheeling on SatnLJ
day last. This was a day Dehinu her
regular time. She was detained on az
count OF the ice. ,,..,.
The Sheridan came up from Little
Hooking TO ParkersbnFg, when the ice
ran ont the other day. She Is now at
the last named port, repairing her
wheels She will be up here to leave
for Cincinnati probably on Thursday,
and will return from that port on her
regular day next week. 80. 49,, n 4
fhat inevitable wharf-boat belonging
To- Booth, Battelle 81 CO., was again
crowded ashore by the late heavy ice,
and Is now nearly ont of water, and con-
siderably on a bend. u
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Medifal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's ll To-. a.
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities, RemoV-
ing DISTINCTIONS of the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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MEETING OF THE MANAGERS OF THE
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-The Mana
gers Of the Chamber OF Commerce ZELDA
meeting Mt the First Branch Council
Cham Dor last evening. ! t15,si'
The Committee ON the HemPfield
Rail Road asked an extension, of time on
account of the absence of member OF
he Commit from, the city.
The Committee on the Wheeling and
Benwood Turnpike reported that a peti,
lion for an net of incorporation would
lie submitted to the Legislature,
The COMMITTEES ON the Citizens Street
Railway mnde the following report,
which was adopted, and the committee
discharged: SO.
N, the President and Board of AdRd-
gers of the Wheeling Chamber Of Com
meTce ~
C;RSTLEMRN@The Committee mp
poInted Mt your last meeting to inquire
what progress had been made towards
building the Citizens Railwny;, beg to
report that they called on I'VE of the
corporators named In the charter. -Four
were ont, The fiflh; Mr.. Robert Gran
ole. very kindly explained the progress
md Dresent condition OF the Railway,
which Is substantially this:3 On the
,rneninT of the books 40 shares OF $50
each. amounting 10 81, GOO We're 81 pscriD-
cd. since which time the books pave
been living in the First National Bank
and tie corporation has been in Stdtito
Mr. craugle told your Committee
that a gentleman from New York Ind
prop,,sed the feopening of the subscrtp-
lion hooks so as 10 allow the people of
Wheeling TO subscribe what they would,
he Communicating TO furnish the balance
OF the subscriptions Necessary 10 make
up the capital stock OF Slal, o0Ot the
amour said to be necessary to build and
equip the road. il.
Your Committee have invited the cor
porators OF tho Railway to be present
This evening to consult with you in re-
gard to tho whole subject
Your Committee having nothing
further to report beg to be discharged.
H. DARLINGTON, Chm.
n. l.. Orr,
JACOB BERGER.
I1afl II
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2 ONE PTLL rs AZ DOSE.

posing Themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition leSt
mOnition, the f4ppriet0r assumes no responsi /.
bility; although their mildnesS would prevent
any mischief TO health, otherwise the PtiEs
are recommended asaT ~ p 1-I5f1IIN e..
aI'd MoST1NVALUABLE REMEDY g
for all those afflicting complAlnts 50 peculiar
TO the sex, viz: DEsiTessisl1 and PLAYFUL Men
SITUATION Retentfon, Pun In the Back dJid LotIS
Pressing DolC7a EtFtns, KUN n BIood 70 ne
Head Di<EfleSR, EDbnHesa ef SIahto GFesIt SEX
nees, EleItsless. EtEiglie li09 6reEttOa,
distressing complaints, part lcularly that most
nnnuyfng weakening, and the beginning Of
all other female weakeneses,
The LeucqrFhsa, or Whites.
At the same time, there is nothing In thee
81 taet ssp 2HTS e ie 81 a nss saa WI
md them to be az khsUdrs rePEeaf'lted.
ONE BOx IS SUFFICTENT.
10000 Boxes have been said lttthtn
Ten Thousand Boxes. se.t by Letter, both BY
myself and AgentsIto all parts OF the world
70 Which answers 1aXs Seen Ietndne9. ID
have been known since THE SCIENCE or
MEDICINE DAw1SEDUFoST HE WORLD,
In Removing Obstrneffons q RestOr.
ing Nature TO Its Proper Channel,
QUILTING THE NERyEs and bringing hack the
Tao eey e4ed o. af4il y tneI eheek OF the
Price e1per BOx37a q s1SIx Roxes s6.
: Sold by lPcABE, 90, wholesale
Druggtsfs $ Main street, wheeling. General
orders must be addressed. Sod ut Retail, by
soIdin sc. Clairsvnle, Ohio, by iJl5et
.si!l Z ~ e. l-ili o W. y. d J.J-PICKERING:
o Ladies, by sending $40 to either Of ths
above agents TO the Wheeling Post once can can
have the pills sent (confd daily by Mall,
70 any part OF me s9pny, fF S q Hove 5SSIE
odzslyd n sole Proprietor. New York.
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TANTED2AGENTS2 S150AND 500 PER
w month TO sell the celebrated COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Price SIS. II wilIheri, feil, tuck, hind, guilt,
stitch and efnhroider tequal to the higher
priced machines. Send for circulars. Adj.
dres SECOAfB & CO., Chicago nly or. Cleve-
land, Ohio. Principal office, No. Custom
HOUSE place, Chicago. 1ebB-lmu
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RIyRR NEws.LThe river was falling
Yesterday. with about eight feet Of wa
ter in the channel.
The Eagle arrived about daylight
from Parkersburg, and LEFT at IL A NJ
for the same port with good trip.
The E.rpress is the Parkersburg pack
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Connnissioner,s SaIeII

OF the Valuable Real Estate, situate
In the city OF wheeling and Ohio
County, w. Va, Belonging TO
the Estate OF AIexander Had.
On den, decd. EfUE
TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin Yarney and wife ct ais. ~
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OF BALTIMoRE, 1ID. q

i ed in April, 1854, in. conjunction with the
we'll known nrm Of Cache & Co, as joint
stock company of -
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THE COLD SNAP started hundreds to
coughing. The popular remedy is the
Rotvhound BdLsdm. 1t gives speedy
relief, is pleasant to take, and does not
disorder the head or stomach. The
children like 1t. Price IS cts. Il. ii.
Logan q Co., and Logan, List d Co.,
Projectors. d&w
P1so's cure for Consumption, being a
certain remedy for the worst OF human
ailments, must9of necessity be The best
remedy for coughs and diseases of the
throat which, II neglected, TOO often
terminhte, fatally. Sold by e. Book
ing, No. /, Odd Fellows Hall.
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II DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
rp can for Circular describing an s17lf'tO"ls'
Eo44xLo2l, p I,It, {, q, q, slJia

g0Aa2 L., =. 10 s,1Jf'&
TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at hEst VsIy
SLIGHT Persons find they have Cold tnai
they have frequent attacks, and are more n,
sensitive to the changes OF tempefaIuIe;;, II
tiiskharge thin and acrid, Afterwards beeoIn-
ing thick and adhesive. AZ the. disease sp
So7nes chronic the discharges are increased IN
Snantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hnwked or conehe91
on, The secretfonsafe Offensive eausl ng a Dau
breath: the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak the sense of the smell Is leSsened OF
DESTROYED; deafness frequently takes place;
GafsSTH IL MAT tine person. IS obliged to clear
his Throat In ne morning OF q thick or sunny
n1ucus which has fallen down nom the heau
during the night. When this takes place tne
Tsrson NAV be sure that his disease Is on us
way TO the lungs, and should lose no Tune IN
t The Above W are but few ofthe many catarrh
SYMPTOMS,
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pRAcrIoAu PIANO MAKERs,


who have held prominent positions In some
OF the best eStab iishment OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine an the xceilencieSo OF all the
latest Improvement s;and &c viii be apparentto
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers VIII
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved. AS testimony
10 tho above, they were awarded tho
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoNfPE-
.'2 rt aI,g TrToRs. 81
by the Judges of the late Exhibition held at
the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore, Nd, in
Octohen,1S66.' Ig.-l-f rf,l-,..= ii7...ft WIN.
Wheeling and vicinity that JOSEPH s.
knoll, q member ofsSilid drm, will remain
here for q short time 10 receive orders. The
Pianos being sufficiently Introduced in this
city, and having proved equal. 1fnot superior
to any heretofore known. Those IN want OF
nrSt-claszs Piano will please call for further
Information At the Religious Book store Of
GEO. w. STONER, No. q Monroe street
PeHonsw Wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired VIII please leave orders ut the
placed above named, Us the Tuner Of said estab-
1ishment VIII be here for one week. 20
Old Pianos taken in exchange. ~ fehS
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DERRY DEPoT, n. J., Jan. Il, 1855.
MessSrs. wxRKs & PorrRR H-i'e
49, % Boston, Mass 9-ei-.i 27te
DearS -Please send me one box wheatons
Ointment After trying every kind OF medi-
cine for Humor, for Thirty 1e1S. i have at
last found the night kind. 1t has entirely
cured me, and for the nrst time for Thirty
YeslF1 had a NIGHTS rest without being woke
uto by q prtcking kind OF an Itch, from which
/ could get no peace until scratched myself
to 4 sore. I have often seen thisas a cure for
itch, hnt never suspected it would cure every
other hunlor unfn you recoInmendedittn the
Herald, APleose direct
ssh tijgJ. CORTHELi, Derry Depot, N. ii.
o PriceS0 cents per box. II sent by mail, 90
e''-e- = = -, = r. a. LOGAN & Co,
$50 - and LOGAN, LIST q Co.
ian2St9 t1i5i II Agents for Wheeling,
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Just Received.

n OvERING'S SUPERIOR GOLDEN
ID Syrup; Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
30 Sotse e sxtEs ans 9aaPIi
Minced Meat; Charleston Grts; Green Peas;
Dried Shakers Sweet Corn; italian MRccaront;
Bohemian Pears; Smyrna Figs: Layer Rails
ins: bordeaux Salad OIL; Extra French Mus
tard; Sardel Fish In lb kegs, &c, &C., and
f0 Ia sS5e low Ry N.&G. D. WOODROW,
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School Books.

TUST RECEIVED
81 ~ MeGuney's New Spoilers,
= We q 7 So - - Readers tIz ~
Rays LIST, I'd and Sd .Arithmetics,
"a AlgebFas. Also a complete as
sortuneut OF other School Books on hand and
for sale by { : + 5fT 4IOSEPH GRAVES,
IanlI Y.stf.5S -ssI No. so Monroe ST.
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SOAPS. .rnr -iEli.s55lg
ORIENTAL, DETERSIVE, BABBTTTS,
" SterineS, WORKS family Palm aud German
A null assortment OF -fhncy IN boxes. Star
Candles, In whole and in half boxes.
fli j. X. BoTSFORD & CO.,
febS-3m q 90 7ai f.ld NO. 2EiyHater 81.
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no Blaoksmitis, or any other Man.

A NyIISaPETER WRIGHT'Sn SOLID
a Bfck Face, WaIranted.
RfdITOWS[eATIHit1sS n Warranted, all sizes
EfCFSA I'D Box SlsSbFted sizes. ~ y Il ~ Z
SIEDGES@From s 70 12lbS. q 8 -
HAND HAAIMEREFr0m * to lbs.
= On hand and for sale by slg - ltsar.l
decSnll X. : y. 9. H1LDREIA &lBRO. :
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nriMeaIfal. ,I1r,It.

nAITIMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
b 1851 BALr1MoRssBi
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reach your Boys what they will Prae-
tiee when they become Men!
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO E. R. COMFY
lorrr1cE BA1r. & ONO RAfIRoAD Co., o.
Una % lIIls II WHEELING iDecLS. 1851 1g

RaisU WINTER SCHEDULES. hsiafliliri
PASSENGER TRIMS wILLhRUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempla.
fling mnrraige being aware ofPhystcal Weak
ness, Organic Debility, DefoE7niuesr speedily
He who places himself under the care ofDr
j. may, relieiOusly conhde In his honor as 4
eantieman. and confidently rely upon hts
sIrin as q nhYsician. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-26

RObucb'S BitfsPs.
rhoy are better Than all pitl4 Pow ders si.
bihrr pauscoUs disagltaable eompupnGs
RObuca's Filters.
They cam Dc taktn without re4aid 10 hIet
ah appetizer ihey have nn equal,
ROb0eh's BitteFs.
1hcy are prepared by nu ola and skiunn phs
cian, NON Well Known vegetable ftmodic
hObdchfs Biftes's.
Wherever known they hAsa tecome a ltAn.
mmlly ttcngthmg remedy
RObdcLrs Bitfers.
Try one bottle, and YOU viii always use the
ahd recommend Diem to Others
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Mtal eslatt.
LFHr9 & HcpLEGATE,
REAI ST01E AGENTS,
Office 323 Third street, North side.
DAYrON. oufp.

A ..'
"A SNAIL FARM, 81 ACRESy GOOD
brick house and well Improved, SIX miles nom
uayta adjoining liberty 1900
hfto residcuce 0A acros,. well improved.
with!r s:ic mile Of Dayton f89OO.
"A irpme house and folu acrns, on Gre, usnstio
Ihn-e 900, cheap.
iain of l2O aotis on Hear Greek, guod land,
tVf sUJ per acre.
a farm two miles from DAYTON. on the CoYing-
ton ptkei " gcfcs of land good biitk houtv large
new barn and other out buildings IN good order.
tsood brick house aud sixteen acres of land ON
Gteencasilc liilii will be sold cheap iftold soon.
small farm OF twenty alinc acres siN uilos from
hayton. on Liberty pike; well imprOs ed; Will be
sold cheap aud On easy terms
GOOD iafm near Ocntcrville, In uehngtun
township ef 1885, acres, known as thu lawns
farm, All in the htlt OF order, i'll be- ll cheap
Good iarin, all IN good Ter, in Warren county,
on lehnnpnNIopd irWn NiddletUwn, Of ono hun
dWd ana aioutgun and 0nt-haif acres; bargain,
,tlood Farm of MncrCs. IN Prcbic county ON Low
isp9,rg ana Neat Baltimore road now iuu-c and
baru goOh young orchard, all id the best onler;
part b1uom land. on Miliers fork; a bargain,
L4eal frame house and lot on Fourth S., above
high water mark sold at q bargain n sold soon.
\ farin % 100 acres mile north OF Browns StR-
ton On Mestgrn 4, r., on Twin creek,NHell Inn
hpiN Of 81 arrc. good Improvements, at
BANNs |atnn, on Western r. r. SAg00
a flfm OF f757ltrcs, on UcfnaRt0,vn lTke miles
fninI Ia tons $AUqD
A nAnbcr ofhudscs aud lots IN dnercnt parts OF
tile eitEs All viii be sold cheap
ieh2-u LESIH y APPLEGAVE. u Il. a,
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miscellaneous.
KEEP COOL.

WE wish. by This ueaus 10 ulfNra tle puhiic,
w utt We have .u b y Ed.ar'- SFaetrl. Nniu
street and tt !. phijugc-'e iiuston f;dh1ins nj
f.. ',yIi rect. q
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Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And Ne SAY uuhe~tatingly anil .ldysse,lly, that ID
is the unlSartl,le of the class which In, ever hot
sntr-d To- The public HAT IN every way NILS pllt
expectation We sell 10 at moderate price. II
will run Tor years without rppehing. NhrEt hfct
s,sIrv, can he re packed In twruty minutes. '-t
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Plinco Walton 4 o.. SOLE prnnri


Aud cumpoundcr OF Stomach Dittefs Blnud PtiI
der ana Blood Pills, aud Distllel and Man,ing
iurer Of CHtaW la aud Swedish Biandirs aud al
Kinds of the finest domestic Liquors which are sdl,
wholesale on IN any desired quantity, at Nos 90 81,
% ana w East lhiid street, ,inrinnab Ohlo
tnrele by Druggists amt beaFls IN Medict.
every Nhelt, irhlbdaWiN
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-07
VS. II ~, ,,f3-'.f
John Williams. }
e,rATE OF LoUfsIANA-Third Judi
SciaI District Court of New Orleans.

I TAKE NOTICE-Tha acting under a,
writ Of Fieri Facias, emanating from the
Third District Court Of New Orleans IN
the above entitled and numbered case, |
have seized and will offer for sale, at
public Auction, to the highest bidder, at
tue Court House, in the town OF Ihioo7
daux, Parish of Lafourche, on Saturday
May 5th. 1866, at II O'Clock 4. M.,- the
property below described, to-Wit
a certain tract of land cultivated as a
sssu,ra su car plantation, situated in the Parish
Of Lafonrche, in this State, on the right
|tbank Of Bayou Lafourche, about two
miles above the town of ThibodanS,
having twenty one arpents and seven
twelfths of an arpent, more or less, front
on said bayou, by forty arpents in depth
bounded above by lands formerly owned
BY Alexis Lejeune, Jr., and now by j. Z.
Allen s. Abner Robinson, and below by
lands formerly owned by Joseph Leblanc
and now by Richard G. Darden. To-
gether with the buildings and improve
ments, engines, machinery and apparatus.
stock, mules, farming utensils, imple-
ments OF husbandsy. wagons, and all
otser appertcnanees Of the said pianta-
tsvii.
A tract of land containing seven hun
dred and sixty four superficial arpents,
more or less, lying in the rear Of, and
adjacent to, the said front tract. and
being the double concession thereof.
And another tract, lying IN the rear of,
and being the third concession of the
said front tract, and containing four
hundred and eighty 25Il09 acres, more o.
less.
Which plantation was purchased by
john Williams from Leonidas Polk.
Terms Of safe-Cash III U. s. treasury
notes, at the moment Of adjudication.
s. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-07
An Act.

TO AMEND AND RI-ENAcT AN ACT ESTTrLED.AN ACT
#To AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF Al DRAsY-
BRIDGE ACROSS THE BAYOU IAF0uRCaIE, AP-
PROVED MARCH 9TH, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-FIYE.
SECTION /. Be 1T eanctea 5y the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State of Louisiana In
Geaeru5 assembly coaresed, That the Police Jury
of the parish Of I.afourche and the Mayor and
Trustees OF the town Of ThibodauX. be and are
hereby authorized to reconstruct. or cause to be
reconstructed. a draw-brdge across the Bayou
Latpnrche. within. the corporate limits Of the
town of Thbodaux, by contracting with any
person or persons or private corporations and
granting the exc usive privilege 10 collect such
toll or tolls, to such person, persons or private
corporation, as the said police jury, and mayor.
and trpetces, may allow, for a term of years not
to extend beyond the thirty-hrst of December.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety and
the said mayor and trustees shall ce authorized
to prohibit any ferry aeress said bayon. within
the limits of said corporation: Provided. the
said bridge be reconstructed and completed on
or before the thlty-frst of December. eighteen
nnndred and sixty-sgven. with the privilege in
the meantime vested xa said mayor and trustees
oi the town of Thibodarx to maintain and nse
the existing bridge up to the tliirtyfrst of De-
c@mber, eighteen hundred and sixty-siy.
Sec. 2. Bet further enacted, &c, That the sec
ond section of the act aforesaid. approved ninth
Of March, eighteen hundred and iifiy-fve, shall
remain in full force and effect and be i'll no
means affected by the provisions of this act.
Sec. 3. Bet further enacted, &c, That Patrick
III. Gary. James f. Thompson. L. J. Bruf. w.
II. Ragan aud Adolph Perrin, be, and the same
are hereby appointed directors OF said btidge
company, to serve until the first day of January,
eighteen hundral and sixty-sev en-. and that IN
election by tae stockholders thereof shall take
place Oh the first da of January. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven. aud on each and every
first day of January thereafter, for directors of
sad bridge company.
sec. 4. BE it further enacted. SC. That this act
shall have etfees from its passage.
(Siened1 j. b. ELAN
Speaker pro eis. of the House Of Representatives,.
tSigaed, ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut. Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved March S,slsG6.
(Sgned) j.. MADISON WELLS,
I'D Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A trve copy; -4li
J. III. HARDY,
Secretary of State