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Agents wanted everywhere
FOR @FINLEY'S CHURN-DAsHER."

The FINLEY GHURN DAsHER combines 50 fully ts requisite qualities Of simplicity
bg nd practical "a y @D place Sat tbs head Of Al other implements for i r pnr
POI %snd eanpoti ALL to Sosmsnd hen most hoSa3g % the common sense aa God gas
Gle and more especially n with tep eopRoft the southern States Tho low ied 50 greatly the
ne d time. money and h10 srMg6 eeNH&
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Remember that e wholesale price to Agent has been hwd as a agarn to ins1rea large
profit to such agents as may ha1deB vh heNay and hl and that such agents IAN With a
trouble and with less Ght ha1 many ohen ~ around You With nousanaso of lfnV4
other pursuits Ea rL-
Raembrs that active ahN0, energetic men, who are vmngto pull Cd coat and roll up
sleeves" Nth akmal capital realize ce hNhad per kL pWA as every thirty TO Sky
[ndu@m enOugh.c aanly and re are prepared TO offer Just such the u0m@ 1 Q
men, Undhanadd eRaAa hw1rh R no such 0Ms ws mad % Hea rmg 0n1 %
e Away.1h eR.w win eonphIneo Of hari tines 70 snpeymetS ostHaEoas Come
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goana-Shbss Counties Cities Towns aud m RunI DsafcsNorh, South EAa snd West
49, 49, sS eb 9tS aMa ere R@nni All d-
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overheard false pnde" politics" fashion," 2 ANS golden dream s." and d0Try
ad take bold of this vozw with yhm5 drvete sneada and soon ne Gnpyp purse WI
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-1 Re~anhT tocahs see rs az one or write for paraeuans with m answer. Hi
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAYANAGH l. DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
i'HE most reliable Cushion used on BIZ
Tables is the
CAT-GUT

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER.
ana Patented Dec. Is, 1850. tSee ScieuNdc
American, Aoi. 10. No. IL
it's The only CusniOu that possesses an the
qualities essential 70 a Perfect Cushion. Il Is
me most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
ouerel 70 TIE bulard-playing public, as is
A1un9anly proven by The great demand for ft
since rs INTRODUCTION The peculiarly which
distinguishes he Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
usuperlor % ali Others, IS the ughtened cord OF
cat-gut which overlies the Iace and edge OF lie
rubber ana running the fall length OF the
CuNIon when prevents the bah from bedding
INTO the rubber and jumping from the table,
Inc addition Of the cat-gut cord also adds
much 70 The elasticity Of the Cushion.
"a Cat-0ut Cushion has already been ap-
piled 10 over 100 tables, which are IN constant
ltr IL can be applied 20 tables OF any make.
for f5 per set.
Kavauagh & Decker's Factory, at the corner
OF Centre and Canal streets, N. Y. is the most
complete OF lts kind Ia the world. The ma
chlnery IS 0f the most improved character. The
lumber drylnE room the largest IN the United
state the material used the best that can be
purchased aud tie WOrkmen Thoroughly
skilled. T-
Billiard Cloth, Balls. Cues and Trimmings All.
OF lhe hest make, constantly on hand.
Decker are the only AGENTS in
tnls country Tor hayS Cue Ceusent, adiudRsd
~ competent authorities To be the best Cement
ever used.
Full size Tables cut down for slOo.
send for iLuSt afsd Price list
IA ANAGH & DECKER
corner OF Centre and Canal Streets.
t New York CITY.
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Several distilleries around Riehmong
closed operations, the owners moi findind
them profitable.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday, December 9th, 1867.
l27. n. R D-JOhn d. Fleming, admir-, et Al,
rs WmNsal, Ell al Chanc yCOurt or Mem
phis-
DY virtue OF an t-nferi0cutory decree made IN
Dthe above cause, 1 will sell a. public auction
10 the bighest bidder az the Court HOuss door
in she city Of Mem his, tennessee,
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE or
GEEEBAL syPERurExDErr's orrIcE,

NEAEhSs Inn FcIlGLltET % 1871
VEAINS will leave the Depot ofthisC Company,
Il az head Of Main street. until further notice,
SIS follows:
Louisville and Nashville Express
Leaves every day az pm, making close
connection atLOulsvile With fast express trains
on JenersOnTlle Railroad Tor all Eastern cities,
and with United states Mail steamers for Gin
cinnau and a~llcities North and East, and Is the
shortest and Quickest ROate 10 Nashville.
NIGHT E&PRESS-Evey night except Sat
urday night 1t N pm, making close connec-
ton witE Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Hum
boldL and with Illinois Central Railroad for
st LD1ls, Chicago, St Paul, and ali points
North, West and East, and at Louisville with
J~edersonylne Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern cities.
Cars 60 Through Without Change.
MaEnihcent Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains
Baggage Checked thrOuRh 70 ell important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over &c any point ana resume journey az
pleasure.
So Tnrough Tickets and all INFORMATION can
be obtained al Ticket ONCE, 23zL Main street,
and at Depot SAN D. JOINS.
General superintendent
Asa HILL, Passenger AGENT Gel II
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Oar Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-FORTE,
& CO.,
1879 broadway, N. Y.

THESE Instruments. after the most Hatterlnq
4 testimonials from the first Pianfsts in the
country, who, az our solicitation. have tested
them 10 the seNerest manner possible, have been
p~rononnced THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
FORTE MADE IN THE WORLD.
IL has always been our policy during the
Hu38-sE years that we have Manufactured
FlaloN lUelre HaoHsand OF which are now in use
~ the united states and Europe. 70 give the
nnest instrument 40 h lowest cost. Our supe-
rlof laclAlles enable US to offer them from one
% three hundred dolars less han any other
me lie OF these instruments are remarkable
iof Their peculiar Sweetness and Great Brill
nancy, never losing their quality when forced
70 thelr utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining IT'S poslEVeneSs does NOT destroy the
middle ana ppe registers by ming ing with
them 10 olsagreeahle confusion, the refined
beauty OF tone being equal ~ delightful 70 the
unpiaeLced and 10 the most cultivated ear.
Ihey are an entirely new style Of Plane, I'm
ianeQ 10 lhe most superb name DIh g0UT GzH
round front and back, heavily carved legs
and Tyre S~erpent1ne Base richly moulded, and
eaeh Instrument is July warranted Tor I'VE
years sep5 d&wIy
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Friday, the sixth Bay CT December. 1861.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue or a Deed Of Trust executed 70 me
ID on the - day OF APRIL. a D.lSc7, by James
nose, 3 II. Bass EFT. ]. A Nevis and IL B. Pax
ton, which deed IS registered in the Regis ers
ONCE Of shelby County, Tennessee, in Record
Book No. 50, Part 2, pages 50, ~ IS and 500,
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T5ansfeeJs sac.

DY virtue or a trust dee5 executed TO PendIe-
D ton COlstOu u myself on the 18th day OF
June, 1857, by B. 7. Plummer, and noW on dle
in the registers once ofSheiby county, Tenn,
in book 10. 81, part 2. pages SD, $50 and 634. for
the purpose OF securing the Payment OF a
promts-ory n9ts therein mentioned. I viii.
PeudletOn COlstOn being absent from the state.
and being requested so 70 do b. the Beneficiary
in said deed. on
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FINLE US
CH TT DASH Err.

WHY DO you ASK ME THAI QUESTION, SIR p
Becglse one of them is needed, 20 doubt and that badly, among your household eoaven-
fences tbs the Iabudous and toubeo e hm of@umDg may become an agreeable easa-
ton 70 tnel ladies' upon whom such du uesus usually evdve
What's the articles What's the descriptions What's it do,
pray, SirP
Wen It'll sInpIy two SC sw-prpehr wheels attached to neOwsrend ola ssH~ handle
which is placed in the HMd fashioned wooden or NIB chu-n, md worked nthe ane man
nr precisely Is the old Dash G~- theetWO wheels yoysraphy and in @uur directions
at very u and down unovemen n ft the "Dashss' completely dBsngynga and cuuing the
cream into III uhuest psrne. Is; Will at thu sme ume bz aid rthe lair be5sD in each dL
vision Of the wheazk keeps tbe Mole bulk OF the cream supplied with constant currents II
fresh al, thus s@uingb By the an 1det process the true principles OF Good Butter Making"
Well, sir, is the thing stmple-very simple?
Why so very nipple when sa.t hatnot word Of explanation is eeeSsry Why" Bid
dy'" Aunt Dinah" or the ghtyear I'd child can both undaShad and Wsh and eoudnt6r
herhvs tmsenean n other PuPoss1orh-
Is it durable and substant ial, sir?
Hsradso Of the best sheet ztuo-v in strong neat and with ordinary care win
last as long ayou and your gand-@udp ms children.
Long enough; we'll. my friend. does it make GOOD BUTTER
and QUICKP
Bdoen not only make good Butte, bueab2at ONE FoURTF MORE TOT gvena amount II
cream under like circumstance OF quality and tsmpenurean d in about ONE HALF TIE
required y the use fthe "oh dasheL, Am however quite ready to confess hath
viii tina Butera sgwek stheb Oassd" Eve Minute and oter| lightning" Churnsn%
would we haveH so quck. FOR the very pM and slnPe uaoD that the extraordinarily rapid
operation Of such chunsy hds as the reut mas Q SOFT L4RDY unauhHg ar instead
o. b@e RECH GRALNK WAxT. FIRM and LIVELY QUALLTHSwh eh constitute REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
Well sir have n OF the "Odh fashioned y Churs-an old family relic Of sveaIs GENE
past and 10 I undutan you that n1hngm more sHquHea than one fhs~ FIN
LEY DASHERSs"
Nothing dsw whatever to complete the sLAl LEST 0HE4RESgand MOST SATLSEAC
TORY CHURNLRG APRARATUS thatth the WORT has get produced
Wei, friend. once more excuse me, ar-ngns well pe@ed,0 but a little suspicion Can't
hepit Aey Ou Tret this not me oftheY snkee mbuTs-one Inc -AHeane Nnmsg@
one of the Hub OF tn UuvereH Hams" s0tof tnessis u n ans that would to Ak HP~r
a broad guag . % grin to the phh 0 ths most nsadtous epeure-but with sonewhatof
a change in the programme and scenery" when G ainga Iy peep at thu cook ate many
efforts to sue a mn or W. Ugh Sch l0 A1and such" tonguns' SAN naeHano
MshlnEs Id discover mutual sympathy stmt ady ofe experiences AMI a aHlar deter
10 avoid all bunbuz epshuv with Q Yankee" prefix. Ny friend" FLNLEYSl
DASRERn rs NO RUNBUG-n ota bit ~, sir Observation-Disclosures ad will upon Is
own rue mGta wiz its way hoe vy household in the land North ans SOUTH n DasaF
" say to YANKEE or anybody else BEAT IT u HoHcAS
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Stock on 200
Tie sudden change from wet 70 cold ana
blustery weather diu not iuprOve the trade OF
our city as much as IL would have done had
there been less wind and mud. Our merchants
along + cont slreet were c9mPeleI "a many IN
stances, 70 close their doors against the advance
OF rude old B0reas; and cellars were searched
quite diligently -or stoves, pipes, etc. There
was very Etue ttade Going on Thursday, aud
to-day was very little better. Nests are becom-
ing scarce snd are nrmer. clear sides are
held 40 l5a 4lv &C. S1oUlders, E48Isc; Plain
SuzaT-cured hams, IIZsc: Mes Pork. sl21
p 81; clear Buik sides, l8gl4}sc; Bulk Shout
ders, uAlltEc; breakfast Ba -ou. U.s. fHlssc
Prime Mess Pork. Slgal9 50; Rump. SIS 53fla.
Corn is lower; new sheled sold to-day unland-.
ing IL new gCuutes ar SlHl -. There is no ear
corn IN market and demaud is good. Oats are
duh al GGl5c. Ban, $500 per ton Ray in
fair supply az Sizes on landing. and E6tE in
store. A few males ofgu~d but not bright TIM
Othy sold al so on landing. COrnn-sI j. lower
10 day; Tennessee uu0olted meal s7Ils alta So
per bBl: fresh bottled, s.; Northern kilndried.
8 500 &- Hour, sells at So per
MClasses o. he new crop has arrived ana sells
at &c in bbls. old crop commands b5C. An
pies are dull al $50 lor common 20 choice.
POTATOES are slu ouu-cnoiee sell Ut % - 90
81 So from store, and common az s. . 10 s. 5:
sack % afOeS are held atrl 80 tOl 6 per bushpL.
Sweet potatoes in demand f~Orshipment, -5ISr-
Is 20 2jc, with a good demand from the
interior. GhlcEens are In fair supply az IS ug
and nTm at Sc > 10 a 81 per bbL. Cement s. IS
10 S. Per Dol. Butter IS in good demand
Goshen, #845c; choice western, %Saf0c; good
SJl3lc; M not In demand. Bag
EiuE in good demand At 21k17c for India,
B4Zc for Kentucky power, and ZGEc for
hand made Flour very quiet; super EUS,
brands - 5lEl5 SOL Mackerel in good
supply No. ] half bbls $40 san: No. ,
g 5J9ly5 No Kit, s. 1908; No. - s. 5IrZ75
No. 8 8 La2 81. sugar Is firm, Al 49,
0lsc for white crushed and powdered
and coffee sugars a. I7HalHdl9c: brown Halle.
Rio Coh-e, fair 20 choice, 2i4E4c, Cln Lime
g Wg2 .; Cape Lime, s. Ug42 3 Western
reserve cheese, ltelHzc factory, IT8ISc;
English dairy, lN5zGlsc Common, WHISKY.
bon. sGh.
The live stock market is unchanged-No.l
beef cattle sell a. zG6'sc gross; inferior. 1fl5c.
sheep. SfEs for No. I, aud Inferior duu Al s5t
8 81. Eozs, Tasc gross.
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Trustees Sale.

TFDER and b. virtas or a Deed OF Trust 70
u me executed on the IZth day on Noyember-
1854, BY Rsbecea Chalmers and James X ChaI-
mers, and recorced IN the Register cff-e ~
shelby county, Tennessee, In Record Book so
IS, part 2, pages sol, 60 seTulter, 70 secure car
tam notes therein described, / wiz. on
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me on
ID the 6th day OF May, 1877, BY K y. Looney
and wife, Louisa n. Locney, and duly regis
tered in the Registers once Of shelby county,
Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein mentioned, i VIII,
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Our cotton maTketto-day opened with little
INQUIRY Buyers were not disposed 70 pay more
than l4c for mluulinE, but did take some bright
STYLES at E-C, and in rare cases went aS high
As l4-c. Al the latter figure one lot OF 2s bales
was sold The wires were not working and no
DISPATCHES were received until late in toe day.
Previous TO their arrival tbemarket was steady
at shove figures, but they came all in a heap
and were very unfayUrabie. The opening Liv-
erpooI dispatch quoted that market duh and
tending ,Jplands, T-d; Orleans.
2 I'd t2p m there was no change, bat at
HE close another decline was reported. with the
market dull and tending downward. UpIsurs.
-gI8i- Orleans. Il-ltd. sales, lUUN bales. Tue
New YORK market opened dull and unsettled
middliugs nOmIually Ice; Good M~iddhuEs.tSlz0
lSsc- Orleans, ElI14c. At nom the market
was Gull and nominal, and at the close it was
bales The Liverpool sales for the week were
5000 bales, OF (which 500 were taben for export
and 100 only by spectators. The stock on
hand IS $500 bales or this but 1900 are
American. AFTER p pm. there were no sales re-
ported IN our market and buyers were offering
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T STATEMENT.

Stock on 1850 c
Received since Wednesday-.-- 27gS
Received -.--f5 l2 68GD :
UIg
Exported since wednesday, 426 Z
Exported previously 5i.I57 1884 Z
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HAYE A CHOICE STOCK GROCERIES, viz
400 Bags Coffee,
25 HOgshe1ds hugar,
100 Barrels Sugar,
50 Barrels and Kegs syrup.
/. $50 Barrels Hess and RHmp PeFk,
$50 Pieces Flax and hemp BaggiBg,
$50 Coils Rope,
50 TODs Iron Ties-TarlOus makes,
f0Qg Barrels HCurs
So Barrels WHISKY.
BACON. Lard and full stock Family Groceries
al 81 ubich they viii eel at lowest market
satee. examine our stock SEQ Smf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-16

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. VIM. White, Administrator vs..
Joseph /. Daigle.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, of date the LIST day of
November a. d. 1861, from the Honorable
the Fifth judicial District Court in and
for said parish and State, | have seized
aud will offer sale at public auction to
the last ard highest bidder, in front OF
the Court House of this parish on
SATURDAY, the Tth day Of December
next, a. d., 1867, at II o'clock q. m, the
hereinafter described mortgaged property
belonging to the said Joseph |. Dalgie,
to-wit -
l. A certain tract Of land situated IN
this parish, at forty arpents from the rsV-
er Mississippi, measuring four arpen1s
and two.thirds front to the public road,
With the depth thereunto belonging, De-
tween parallel lines, bounded above oy
lands of J. B. LaBauve and below oy
those of Raphael Hebert, together WIN
the improvements thereon.
2. Another tract Of land also situated
in this parish at eighty arpents from ths
river Mississippi, containing one hundred
and sixty superficial arpents, more y .
less, bounded above by lands. OF l. W.
Bird aud below by those of Raphael ne
bert, with the improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount o.
principal, interests and costs IN ABOVE
entitled and numbered suit.
Terms of sale-Casb, with beneht o.
appraisement. q. BABlN,
noy2 Coroner.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS,

An adjourned meeting was beld Of Tie
Police Jury at the Court House on Mon
day the l4tb October 1861 Present =
Messrs. Pope. Chinn, Vaughn, Allan,
Doiron and r. Hebert. Absent. D. A
Landry, FL. Hubert and J. B. Nurdin.
The report Of the Inspectors of the Cd
Sd, 5th and 18th wards having been read,
on motion were accepted, and on motion
of Mr.. CHM, it was
Resolved, That tho Inspectors Of the
LIST and 9th wards be instructed To send
in their reports to-the President of the
Police Jury on Or before the 2lst inst,
aud that The Clerk notify said parties Of
this resolution. On motion it was y
Resolved, That the resignation or de-
%clination of S. NJ. D. Clark, as Inspector
Of the 18th Ward, be rejected as not ii
accordance with law and as disrespectful
to the Police Jury. Further
Resolved, That the proces-verbaI and
report of S. NJ, D. CLARK, Inspector Of the
18th ward, be returned to him with In
instructions to amend same so as to give
sAo iSb5thj ACiBitS anu DdSG Oh new iGVPeS
to be made il his ward as also the d.
mansions of old levees to be repaired,
and the ZENITH, base aud heights of repairs
to be made to same, with names Of own
ers of plantations. Further
Resolved, That the parish Surveyor be
Instructed to afford such assistance to
such Inspector as he may require in max
ing his inspection and estimates. Further
Resolved, That said Inspector be al,
lowed until Monday 2lst day Of October.
1867, to amend and correct 10 the manner
abboye set forth, and also to strike there.
from such portions as are Irrelevant and
disrespectful, an default thereof, that
the President of tt Police Jury be in
to tdAe such steps against said
Inspector as the law and Military Orders
may authorize. Further
Resolved, That the Clerk of the Police
Jury be instructed TO serve a copy of the
above resolution on the Inspector of the
llth ward, together with a copy Of the
resolution of the Police Jury adopted or
The 9Th inst, i%nstructiag the Inspectors
to order only such work as may be requir-
cd for the public safety.
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Nv. POPE.
President.
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

An adjourned meeting of the Police
Jury was held at the Court House on
Monday October e. 1867. Present =
Pope, CHM, Vaughn, Allan, Doiron, r.
LIebert ard Fl. Hubert. Absent, D. A.
Landry AMI J. B. Nurdin.
The original aaa supplemental reports
II the Inspector of the 1st ward were
read ani approved.
The original and supplemental reports
Of the Inspector Of the 9th ward were
also read ard approved.
The report Ct the Inspector of The l1tb
ward was read and approved.
On asatien of Mf. Cbinn it was
Resolved, That the president IF the
police jury be ard is hereby authorised to
accept the resignation Of the Inspector
# the 18th ward, and that he be farther
authorised to appoint a suitable person
IS Inspector of roads an.l leyees fer the
said ward.
o. motion Of Mr.. r. Hebert it vas
Resolved, That the resignation tender
ed by Hermogene Babin as Inspector of
the I'd yard be rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. Cbinn It was
Resolved, Tina The Inspector Of the "a
ward, assisted BY the parish engineer
aud fraeholders, be notified to proceed
Immediately to make his annual inspect
lon on the plantations of Daniel Hickey
and Louis Desobry 10 the manner requir-
ed BY law, and require the building Of
the levee and making of the road in front
of said plantations under the regulations
Of the police jury, and that a copy of.
this resolution be immed iateiy forwarded
to said Inspector by the clerk of the DO.
lice jury.
Resolved, That art. 243, sec. "a Of the
laws and ordinances of the police Jury be
altered fand amended SO as to read as
Wherever it may be necessa.
~ to give nTice.for any of the purposes
in tbs ordinance, the notice
must be served by delivery in person to
The proprietor or by leaving it at his dom
icile, if a resident of the parish, with
person capable of giving evidence =;
he should be a nonresident of the
State, by service on his agent, Or by pub
l~ication for thirty (30) days in the official
paper. Should be have no agent and,
should he be a non resident of the parish.
but living in the State, the notice shall
be sent to the sheriff. of the parish where
IN saii proprietor resides and by said
officer served on him." Further
Resolved, That this ordinance go into
effect from and after its passage.
Mr. Doiron offered the following:
Resolved, That the sun twenty-five
dollars be paid Bertrand Cazes for seryi.
as Inspector of roads and Ievees for
Sd ward for the year 1866, which
motion Of Mr.. Chinn, was postponed
TILL the next session Of this body, and
Resolved, That Bertrand CAGES be in.
vlted to com forward at the next SEES.
sion of the police jury and bling his wit
aesses to disprov the charge of neglect
duty as Inspector Of roads and ~levees
for the Sd ward.
Resolved, That the report of the parish
attorney IN reference to fees allowed to
justices OF the peace and constables in
criminal cases, be adopted, ard that the
OF twenty-five 71-100 dollars be all
owed to S. NJ. D. Clark and the sum oil
81 100 dollars be allowed Rosem'd
iebert as fees ia criminal cases.
LIE finance committee reported the