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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
OF THE

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. cOnnccliag
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harhors Of
the Chesapeake bay with the ohio river alta point
Of reliable navigation. and thus, with The entire
railroad system and water transportation OF tie
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADDI-
TIuNAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, -
Impcratiycly demanded for the accommodation or
the immense and rapldly-2rowine transportation
between the Atlantic scaboard and Europe on tho
one hand. ard the great producing regions Of tie
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this road a outlet
from the West TO the sea magniles 1t into one OF
national consequence, and insures to II an extern
siye through traffic from the day OF i.s compile
ton willie Ia the development Of the cxtcnr,c
agricultural and mineral resources Of Virginia
and West Virginia It possesses along IT. own lao
The elements Of Il large and profitable local bua.-
ness.
Thus the great Interests, both general and local.
which demand the completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford the
snrcst guarantee OF its success and value, AMI
render 1t the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now IN progress IN this country
IT. superiority as an East and West ront". anl
the promise nr an immense and profitable trad"
awaiting Il. completion, have drawn +" |; the al
trntion AMI co-upcratl"n Of prominent capt. Hist,
aud railroad man of this city of sound juigmcut
and known integrity, whose connection "ith II,
together with that Of eminent cltiH.ns ard business
men of Virginia aud West Virginia,
ISSURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
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Just received By steamer, 500 pieces Calico-the
very hest at 123c.: cases Bleached Cotton-aoo"'
full one yard wldc at l24c. elegant Mt l5c. 70 L.
Towels at lOc worth Csc: Towels u yards long at
35c. n bargain at 75c.; Linen Handkerchiefs At
75c. per dozen worth $3.50 per dozen; elegant
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs ut Csc. apiece cheap
at soc: Lace Handkerchief ut a5c. cheap at 'sc.'
Corsets at 5oc.; French Corsets at &c.; Noting
ham Lace at csc. cheap ut soc.
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Az 1,sSsoS.-Of reporting bill to ela.
ble the farmer 20 give note to the COM
mission merchant which shall operate as
lien ON the crop. ,,r.s
Tho Petition Of citizens OF
Grecnsville county for a measure OF relief
to debtors, Mt the same time respecting the
rights of creditors.
Mr.. DEMONSTRATING for the opinion
of the Acknowledgement on the constltu-
tionality of the enabling act.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Of F. Ct. Ruf1n,
of Chesterfield, in relation to laws OF en-
closure.
Mr.. WooDsoH.-Rcquesting the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth to lay before the
House the papers of the Swiss Canton sent
By Mr.. Fay, diplomatic representative Oh
the United States Government, to Governor
Wise, OH the subject of insurance, by the
Swiss Government, to raise revenue
Mr.. WooDsoS.- the election OF Judges
of the Court of Appeals on the I'D instant;
MIR. T1L1ER.-For publication OF 30o
copies of the Attorney Generals opinion IN
regard to the status of the civil officers OF
the Commonwealth. o.
Mr.. STUBBs. Amending section 70
chapter 1870 of the Code; also amending
section s chapter los of the Code.
JURISDICTION OF COUNTY COURTS.
The special order-viz., for Senate bill
No. 81, to prescribe and define the juris-
liction of the county courts of the Common
wealth and the times and places for holding
the same WAS then taken up.
The substitute was amended, and pend
ing its consideration the House adjourned.
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DRESS GooDs, DRESS GOODS.

Black and White Plaid Popltn at 2oc. worth SOC:
Figured Alpaca. something new, Mt 2Sc.; foplins,
the very latest shades, at IS TO 373c: Alpaca, All
shades, good quality, at 30c.; beautiful fiai"s at
3sc: Black Silk good. at st.373 to Sl.75 per yard,
sold ut 81 to So75 Colorcd Silk at $3.50 per yard
worth $3.50: Linens all shades, something new
for dresses; French Cambrics all coors: White
and Figured Pique, really rich; Black Alpaca,
full line.
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DIED.,

At Tauakiusvic Va. on the Isl day of March,
1870. Miss MAMIE VI. HONE. in th"twcnty-slNth
wear Of her age.
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BARGAINS ATTHE CORNER.

MORE BARGAINS ATTHE CORNER.
GREAT RUSH At THE
pRoaD.sTREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM!
GOODS REDUCED TO oLD-TIME PRICES i
CLEARING OUT SALE OF WOOLLENGooDs
BARGAINS IN FIGURED and STRIPED DE-
LANES.
pars,ps in PLAID and STRIPED POrLISs.
Bargains in FRENCH MERINOs.
Bargains in BLACK PoPL1S ALPACAS'
Rorpaps in BLACK MoHAIR ALPACAs.
BARGAINS in WHITE AND COLoRED FLAN-
NELS.
BARGAINS In CASSlMERE5 and BROAD
CLOTHS.
Boryalns in BLACK DoE>klNs and VEL
vETEES.
Bargains IN CLOAkS and SHAWLS.
BARGAINS In BALMORALS and BLANKETS.
BarraIus in GLOVES and HOSIERY.
Rorv,ins in .HANDKERCuIEFs and EN-
BROIDERIES.
bargains In WHITE rIQCE, DlNlTl. and
BRIILlANTE.
Bargains In BIRDS-EfE. RUSSIA and COTTON
DIAPER.
Bargains in PILLOW-CASE AMI TABLE,
LINENS and NAPKINS.
Bargains In LINEN SHEETlNG, QUILTS. and
TOWELS.
Tn fact, bargains in all kinds Of DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM THALlIIMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
Mcssrs Il. II. BARNES, X. 4. CHEwSlSG andJ.
II PECoE are with III. AMI will he pleased To see
their friends Mt our store.
NH Il W. /. :.
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SPECIAL HoTYcEs.

EpEGHAL HVIlGxS3s
111--S~~-~~-NS~e~ ~~~~Ss<~>~>~~~~~~~>>
ME- COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
nnd 1t to their interest to examine our STOCK as
we are prepared to sell them goods spee'A''!
adapted to their wants, In quantities to suit tnen'
., ,oyvcst Wholesale figures. Our senior partner
gives perscnal attention to this department. ane
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURRESs, WILLIAMS 6 CO.,
mi, y I'm iii Main street.
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DUCkWALL & ROUSS.
TIE RIGHTS OF WOMEN.
We believe In their right to 70 t.
NO. 1913, OPPOSITE POST-OFFlCE,
tn by the best vard-wide cotton In the city Mt l2a
cents Their right To vote [if they want tol To
bay or Druckwall L Kouss 5000 YARDS of the
belt Prints In Richmond 1T 10 cents. Coats spool
cotton ut On cents per dozen: other brands equally
rs good AT 80 cents eco yards.
ANDROSCOGGIN kBLEAC1EDl COTTON
at 1tic., mot halntgcd). - -,o,,,
DOMESTICS at gold prices DRESS GOODS
at any price you wan. them. Anything ana every
thing you want at any price you want IL.
NH ~
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nay GOODS.
TAKE YOUR CHAN CES
JULIUS syCLE'S,

lis BROAD STREET, BET. FOURTH AsD FIFTH.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !

SpRIE 1870.
FRESH GOODS. FRESH GOODS!
The undersigned firm beg leave to state that
they will open on MONDAY thei It'll OF March
large and attractive stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
"TIIE FIRST OF THE SEASON"
These goods have been purchased since the great
decline III gold, which has especially affected our
specially,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
and particularly
BLACK AND CoLoRED ALPACAs.
win also open an entire new and elegant as
cOrtn,enf Of
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SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.

The road Is completed and IN operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White sulphur Springs
OF West Virginia. "27 miles, an1 there remain but
200 miles now partially cnustrGct"tD 10 bc COM
pleted to carry II to the proposed terminus on tic
Ohio river 1T or near thcm"uth Of the Big sandy
river, $50 miles aboTc Cincinnati, and $50 m!'"s
below Pittshurg.
Lines are now projected or:a progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which viii con-
meet the Chesapeake and ohio with the entire rail-
road systems of the West and Southwest, and with
the Pacific railroad.
Its valuable franchises aud superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trust worthy corporations Of
the country and tIcTc exists a present value, in
completed road aud work done, equal 10 the entire
amount OF tie mortgage.
The details of the loan have been arranged With
special reference to the wants Of all classes al in
ycstors and combine the various features Of con-
ycnieucc. safety. and protection against loss or
fraud.
The Bonds are IN denominations 81
$1,000, S0UO ana SUE"
They will be issued rs Coupon Bonds. payable
TO bearer and may he held In that form or
The Bond may be registered In the name Of IL"
owner with the coupons remaining payable 10
bearer attached the principal being then transfer
able only on the books OF the company, unless re-
assigned to bearer; or
The Coupons may be detached aud,cancc!Icd the
Bond made Il permanent Registered Bond, tran>-
ferable only on the books of the Company, aud
the interest made payable only to the registered
owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively as
LIST. Coupon Bonds payable TO bearer
I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons attached"
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons detact
ed'' should be SO designated by correspondents In
| specifying the class OF Bonds desired.
| They haze thirty years to run from January Is,
1870 with interest ut six per cent. per annum from
| November l. 1869. Principal aud interest paya-
| bic in gold In the city Of New York.
| The Interest Is payable In May and November
that 1t may take the place Of that OF the earlier
] issues of Five-TwcntIes aud suit the convenience
OF our friends who already hold Central and West
ern Pacific bonds, with interest payable In JaRu.
airy and July, and who may desire, In making adj
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HARDWARE. ETC.

rElU CONTRACT RS.-NATLOR'S
L CAST STEEL. AMES'S SHONELS, MA
SII.LA ROPE. and BLACkSMiTHS' TOOLS,
which we are Offering nj reduced prices at 1907
Main street WATKINS & COTTRELL.
NH l&-M. W.S.2m
WATKINS Il COTTRELL, agents for
w the manufacturers Of GUM BETTING,
PACKING. and RUBBER HOS. &C.
For sale, A X Z X \ \ ID BnI.TlNG
CL1TIi-iuli stock on hand-at r, duced prices, at
1907 Main street. NH lG-M. W, I'm
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me- ELEGANT SPRING SHAWLS,
7hc celebrated "L1LLY SKIRT" frcady
made, handsomely embroidered. und less
than cost of materials To make theml
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY,
HANDKERCIHEFS,
REAL LACE COLLARS, and
yALESCIENNES LACES.
BCREESS, WILLIAMS { CO.,
nb15,m III Main street.
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MT IRISH LINENS,
PILLoW-CASE LINENS.
LINEN sHEETISGs.
TABLE DAMASKs,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN CoTToAs-
all makes
l.. 1o-.. and |. 4BLEACHED and BROWN
SIIEETISGS.
BURREss, WILLIAMS CO..
,. -, III Main street.
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EIOUR.

T NJ. McCLUNG'S EXTRA FLOUR,
-. Best FAMILY FLOUR,
loo bushels NORTHERN POTATOES, q
first. rate article. WILLIAM II. TATUM,
NH 10 500 Broad street.
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grECrAT. NOTICES.

M-6 W "a Sc'~D'S'
---..z.s-'e.,.',--.--,~.7>..-wET GooDsl
ALL THAT IS LEFT IS A FEW PIECES
REAL IRISH LINEN at &C aud CSC. per yard
worth 7sc. and g.:
B1Rp,s.EYE DIAPER, ten yards In piece,
at 49, worth soc. per yard;
R1Rp,s.EYE DIAPER at 10 and CSC. per yard :;
FINE LINEN oAMBRIc HANDKERcH1EFs
at aoc. worth Soc;
LINEN sHIRT-BosoMs at ssc. worth ''c.:
r,R1r DAs1AsK, very fine, ut sl.5o worth r.
per yard;
A FEW TOWELS and NAPKINS. at low
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TUESDAY, March is, 1870.
SEN ATE.

The Senate met ut II O'Clock M.-L'eu
tenant Governor MARYE in the chair
PRAYER BY Rev.. p. Garland, of the Man
chester Methodist church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

Or all the declarations of love, the most adj
mirabe one was that which young gentleman
made to young lady who asked him to show
her the picture of the one he loved, when be i'm
mediately presented her mirror.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
Wsekly Grinity yuurnal.
The Birth-day OF Washington.

Why swell million hearts as one,
With mem'ries of the pasti
Why rings out yonder thunder gun
Upon the rushing blastt
Why hold the beautiful, the brave,
The jubilee of earthf
1t is the day that gave
Our patriot hero birth
We offer here n sacrifice
OF hearts to him who came
To guard young Freedoms paradise
With a sword of living flannel
To him who, on wars whirlwind loud,
Rode like an angel form,
Aud set bis glory on the cloud,
halo Of the storm.
hundred years, with all their trains
OF shadow, have gone by,
And yet this glorious name remains,
sound that cannot diel
'Tis craven on the HILL the vale,
And ON the mountain tall
And speaks in every sounding gale
And roaring waterfall
No marble on his resting spot
Its sculptured column rears,
But his is still a nobler lot,
grateful nations tears.
Old time that hides the marble now
Makes green each laurel leaf
That blooms upon the sainted brow
OF our immortal chief.
His deeds ours; but through the world
That mighty chief will be-
Where Glorys banner Is unfurled,
The watchward of the Freei
And as they bend their eagle eyes
On Victory's burning sun,
Their shouts will echo to the skies,
a sour God and Washington"
George d. Prentice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

lr is extraordinary fact in this world that
every man or woman who wants something done
for nothing goes straghtway to the publisher of
newspaper He is the free bridge over which
merit and demerit propose to pass the stream of
trouble. He is the free horse that every man
proposes to ride into the green pastures o. pros
perity.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
AVIS lU PUBLlC!!

La Soc'et6 e~xistant en- cet.e paroisse sous
10 raison sociale AuBERr ct TElssIER etap,
dissou.e par Limitation do terme, N. J. tbs
Ser res,e seul charge do Ia liquidation Of
assume toute Ia responsabiiit4.
II continuers, On son nom ct pour lon psoprs
conpte, 10 meme genre d'a5aises dana les desx
magasios bisn connus d. public.
population de St.Jacques du bienyeiiiant
patronage qu'elle Iui q accords, ct il espSre
qd'eile voudea bien lui continusr lss mSaes
%faveurs, car il fsra tous sss efforts pour sen
rendre digne.
Son Stock de Marchandises seches, constam.
msut renouvels, est bien a~ssort;, frais, va,i4.
No r%eniermsnt que des msrchandisss de-
premiere qualit6.
Les pvir sont rtda.s aux dernieres 1;miaes
du bon marchf.
NDlENNES bon TENT 4 10, 101, Is, i7II
cents.
BAREGES, Grenadines, j~aceua,s Do Is / 30
cents.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

Until The Introduction Of those thew moral
ideas Into Christian Europe, The %ancien, rights
Of nations and tho right of autonomy were
never successfully suppressed. Till the
introduction Of analogous thew moral ideas"
into America, tie Rights Of States--State
~Rigl's-were never denied. The instability
which has characterized ::many Of the Euro
pean governments for the las, century or 50,
fluids its analogy, accordingly, in tho United
States government of today. Society is in
perpetual commo,ion there it is so here aud
from a like cause. The consequence is, tina,
the public peace, equally fragile and
precautions in both, in both is preserved at all,
only by tina, cherished agency Of tyran,s-,he
bayonet!
Behold then the glory witch Radica,ism has
achieved for this once proud Republic (!
"Beho'd the glorious stripes and stars"
brought down to the level Of the old world
despo'isms, which, before our own overnmen
took 10 itself the attribute Of abso,u,ism, we
were wont, with some show Of justification. TO
depreca,e.
Yes,'',lle glorious stripes and stars" are down
10 the dust The stripes and s,ars-oh! low
f'llen!-o! yore the Pote.Star Of the oppressed,
who wifi reconstruct" or resurrec. n,--ft.
once the hope Of down-trodden national
tiles; the emblem nor, of social order
confounded, of public morals corrupted, Of
corporate aud States rights subvertel, and Of
every principle of RICH. and justice annihi
lated!
Every wrong finds it %re,ribu,ion. The
national sins Of tyranl rulers NEE, theirs
IN the per'utbed state Of society which they
inevitably breed. Will the Radicals be
admon'si'ed ? or are their sins asains, society
Too grea, to be pardoned? Are they pas, red
emption Nous rerrons.
P. P. L.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01

BATISTES imprimees, hau,e nourenuit, a so
rents Ia yarde.
MOUSSELINE Suisse, Null. Mul, Perca,es,
Nansous, Brillantas.
Cotton ba,is'e, Tarlatanes, toiIes blanches ct
.coulenr, hinge De table.
BRlN, Mousselines ct Bobinets 4 Mousti-
qnair". "
COTONS blancs ~ de 124
Pm" /" IA Ties fns l7l, 20, rs
Grand Assortimen, de- co,onnndssd trssbns pr;r.
HABILLEMENTS confsctinnes. cboix varie
de damages pour hommcs ct enfants, de 80
cents 4 $50 Ia yarde.
LlNGE confrctionn&, articles pour deuil.
crande vari&,e.
CHAPEAUX fs"tre %francais pour hommes 81
enfants, I des prix excep,ionnels.
BONNETERlE. MERCERIEs. Chau.,ure,
ronr NOMINEES. Carcons, DANES Ell f~llctiee,
le. meiIleurcs qualities settlement, 81 dams
.les nrix r6d"i,s 4 Ia por,&e de tous.
QUlNCAllLERIE. SELLERIE. PARFU.
MERLE. PHARMACIE. vAlSSELl.E,
GROCERIES, WINS. IT liqueurs, etc. !
Fl una granhe qnan,itk d'anires articles
don't Remuneration sesait ,rop Tongue.
I'll. tout a"r prir les plus mol<rGs,
N. J, TslsslER, ponr satisfairre ct augmen.
ter 81 nombrense clientele, ne n&elieera rien
de re- qui peu' atre Agreeable II utile an public.
BON. ct Bon marchk!.. Tells e., "a devise.
une Ci,arret,s. ties bien assosiie II dirig&e
par un ienne h"mms recomlnandab!s, voyage
dams Ia p~aroisse.
Les relations commentaries quill eni,e,ient
avec les prrmieres maisons De Ia Nonvcllc.
Orleans, et "A Tongue experience dams &c genre
d'afAir~s lni perme,ten, dc vendrc ,ou,es ses
marchandises 4 un prix qui dsie ,ou,c con.
cnrrence.
Venez, examines, E. vons serex convaincus!
Ter mai. J. TElSSIER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order, Honesty aaa Justice.
U"icersai suffrage. erceptJ for o@hluws and
lvagabonds. 4s
Civic alliance Of The uAite and colored
Loaisiani0ns. 'w g fMtrU "'3
Education for all,
no % more political Carpet Jaggers, nor
useless rovdies IL Louisiana.
eat Political Eqsolty Of n~a.urali.ed and
American-bor citizens.
Protection extended to luborious i m
migranss.i r."
Respect for the lao.
az, We ,cA erah the homes. ma to Office anil
reject he dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled By Honesty and
intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State Of Leutsinma.
PARISH COURT
PARlsH OF ST. JAMES,
Succession Of Henrietta Teller.
Widow William Zdler.
On WEDNESDAY The 18Th JANUAR

On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th JANUARY
1870 II II O'Clock A.. n:
BY virtue al an order OF sale 10 me directed by
The Hon. the Parish Court Of tho Parish of
James, l will offer II public sale and
auction, on the promises, the following de..
cribed property, belonging 10 the Succession
Of The late Henrietta ZeIlcr, Widow Willia,n
10 Wit:
10. A certain tract Of land situated in iha,
part Of The Parish Of g.. James, known
rs .'The Vacherie" At abou, five miles
from lie river Mississippi, measuring
three srpen,s more OF less front by
fourteen aspents more or less in depth;
bounded on the South by lands Of John
Burnside, on the East by those VI
Angus.in FaIsoust and on the West BY
the lands belonging 10 the Succession
Of the late Widow Dominique Hocman,
together with the bindings, fences and
Improvements thereon and thereunto
- belonging, with the reservation Of a
small kitchen belonging TO Crsar Zeller.
90. A lot Of household furniture and other
movable effects. "
.. ...... TERMS OF SALE.
Cash IN legal currency.
........ 5. THEREOF.
" Sheriff.
Of St. James, 10Th December, 1869.
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STAR RICE MILL.
:. ADADLD T. oia.
ST.JEAH-BAprlsrR. Rive droite.

Ce moulin peut tcaier ct brosser 40 bstils
90 rz da"s les vingt.quatre hsuses.
he rz 'o'tant du STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article de commerce, ne GRANT pour Ia blsn.
q 10 ne,tete, aucuns concurrence sn,
les marches.
Les Personnss qui voudront bien lie visitor
se convsincront par elles.mames des svantapes
ohe,ts aux .planteurs riziers ct n'hes i,eroni
pas : recorder 'ens patronage 4 NJ. FRAscols
ABADIE e. Gle.
.N-A vendfe pour 10 moment, IN 10. do
III, % qoal''e ordinsire, I 6 cents ! ID livre.
Dec l.
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Jury 10 Police.

lie Dr.. Gray est Secra,aire pro temp.
CInq sont presents.
La resignation de NJ. Henry Oubre c, lue .,
accep,ee.
NJ. N. Underwood, Assessor Il. r. dams G,
pour lie district de Baton Rouge, es, nomme
presiden, du Jury De Police de Sl-Jacques.
Apres 7 on 8 ballollag es, Nj. L. Dugas es,
elu Secretaire. Dugas a obtenu 3 voix, A.
Turaud, deux.
Sont NOMINEES: ."..."mM" ....
l.. Bourgeois tresorier de paroisse le D..
Gray, madecin de Ia ge6lc, aux appointement.
q esioo par an; Hunsaker e, Gle, imprimeurs.
Bon .juge gu mauvais jnge, nous trouyons
excellent lie choix DO NJ. l.. Bourgeois.
Syndics eins:
Ter. Dist. John Scheixnaidre.
2me. -" Henri Riley.
3me. y" N. s. Landry.
4me."" Alfred Mirc.
Sine. ~ Or. ]. ]. G%authreaux.
One. E. Therio,.
7me. Alfred For,ier.
Sine. " E. Wdbre.
NJ. NJ. II. Riley ct N. S. Landry on, etc
eIus par exclamation.
C'est Ia premiere tois, croyons-nons, qu'on
acclame des Syndics. L'li.,oire ne mentionnai,
lacclamation que pour les empereurs.
NJ. Art. Roman a etc a!u avoca, de d~istric,
pro temp, aux appointments de $500 par an.
1T Fon nomma aussi dcux Inspectors
generaux pour cllemins ct lcvees, aux appoin,e.
men's de $3.50: NJ. Clark Shelyin g. NJ. II.
LandEeauX.
Ell Ia petition de plusieurs habi,an,s de Ia
Pointe du College, pour creuser un canal
d'egoht de rhabi,a'ion S. Fago, 4 ce!Ie de
Nine. Welham, a etc lue, vo,ee, accep,ee.
Une proposition passe, fxant Ia take a%nnuelle
a $4,000, pour payer les frais e, les depenses
de la paroisse.
Les Licences sont commc suit:
VoIture q 4 roues, $500.
Buggy, Sulky, $500.
Bonrr'quet Ell elalon, SIC. 90. Les bourriques
sont respec,aes.
Marchands de pain, de viande, en- charret,c,
$500.
Marchands, en- panier, $3.50.
Msdecin, chirurgiens, den.is,es, a~voca,s,
$4,000.
Billiard, $50 90.
Jeu de pouIe, $4,000.
Tireuse de car,es, 500. 90.
Vendeurs en- b~ateaux, $4,000.
Encan,eurs, $500.
kes.aurateurs, $1,000.
Vendeurs de cremes, confseries, $500.
Bouchers, mecaniciens, charpen.isrs. bou.
b%olliers, ETC., ETC., $1,000. "
Cigariers, $1,000.
Manufacturers en- tabac, $40 90.
Epiciers, magasiniers, cafe,iers, 500. 90.
Marciand de ga,eaux, $500.
Moulin a Scie, $4,000.
Aubergiste, $40 90.
Volunteers, S. 90
Omnibus, $40. 90.
Maison de jeu, $4,000.
Et Ton nomma e%usuite plusieurs Comics do
ct d'approba,ion.
Puts on Sc separa.
En- face, sur phabilation r. Ea.te,brook.
! y cut une %violente ct clamante pro,est.,ion
lie Ia part des malheureux Jacks.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-01
Avis

D-M. Louis Guidry, marchand 4 "a Poinse.
Tia. Boucane, Smoking Poin,)-vu Ia quan,it4
de personnes portant son nom,a veriit ba,eaux,
capilaines ct public cue res noms ct pr9noms
sont CONNIE suit:
L. D. GUIDRY, T.