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Decision Of the orsas csuzt Of Appeals
From the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post.
~" We are by nature and conviction. carncs,
believers in the democratic theory Of Gov.
ernment, but We confess that the practice of
It by the American people fills us with an
ever renewed confidence and hope.
If We are pleased with the manner Of the
present election. We are scarcely less 50 with
its results It expresses once more the 10.
vinciblc determination of the people to main
tain the integrity of the nation, In all its
fulness and strength.
Reconciliation was required, but it WAS
the reconciliation of the vanquisl,cd To the
facts Of history, and not to the victors to m
inconsidcrablc number Of the vanquisbcd.
General Grant, and not Greeley. Was the
real representative of the process by which
the rccslcitnnt and discontentcd are reduced
10 order He represented the facts as &C.
conplishcd by the war, and the legislation
inscperablc from these facts; he represented
the recovery by the nation of Its real organ
ic unity and consequent peace; while Gree>
ley represented merely the old revolt and
tho lurking dissatisfactions left by the set.
Element For this reason, we believe the
election of yesterday will have more pow
erful influence toward IN actual extinction
of the difficulties that linger Letwecn;thc
North and South than any event that has
yet taken place. 1t proves incontes,ably,
and beyond the hope Of every possible
reversal. that the will of the people II fixed !;
the policy that triumphed In the war is tho
policy Of the popular heart; NO party, how
ever old or honorcd lis name, that calls il in
question can expect success, and to thai
fact the movements Of the future must con-
form rs to u lawof fate The South. which
feeding itself upon old Illusions, has kept
alive uurcssoning irriiabilisies, will now put
them aside forever, and join once more
heartily In the cndcavor 70 raise the Grea,
Republic 10 the hight Of its destinics. She
will know henccforth her duty is, not u
chew the cud Of sacisst gradges, but Il
enter upon The active fiead OF effort. redeem
ing materially, politically and socially what.
ever hss becn Iost In The past, ard achieving
far moro than was ever dreamed Of for 'hs
4 tulure. -s46tfr 4aa- -a H@5 tfa
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The bronze statue Ut Abraham Lincoln.
by Meade, recently completed by the Ames
Manufacturing Company Of Chicopee, is
now awaiting the order Of the Monument
Committee. As displayed in the narrow
confines of their workshop, It is . splendid
production, tho likeness being perfect, and
the finish admirable Exclusive of tho base
the figure is 10 feet and inches high. and
weighs 4 $50 pounds. 1t will be put in tho
place upon the monument at the time of its
dedication, and the four supplementary
sEoups representing infantry, cavalry, artil>
lesy and the navy, models for which are
soon expecsed At Tho works, will be added
q they ase made. The next work 10 be
produced are The three statues for tho Fitch.
burg monument; Ne goddess of liberty, a
ten>foot 6gurs for Ne summit Of the shaft,
with figures Of soldier and sailor, each
eight fest high, 10 occupy pedsstals upon
tie sades Of The mosument. The monument.
whsa completed, will bs about thirty feet
In height, and will be ready for dedication
nsxt 0oAs0n. s1e 'jygH a1H
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BIRTHS.

In this country. November 9Th, 1872, to
the Rsllical courtesan Goddess Of Libcr.
~, triplets. -Misrule, Anarchy, and Revo.
luton.
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DIED.

In tho Northern States, November 9th,
1872. of general debility and treason to
the South, the Democratic Party in the
0jth year of its age.
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POETRY. .
Songs Of ceven.
Seven Times Three.

SsSss s"bOo ss"OOs SOVSs
leaned out ol window; slact the white clover;
Dark WIS the garden: / saw not the gate
Now II there he Footsteps. he comes, my one lover
Hush, nightingale. hush: o. sweet nightingale,
walt
Till listen and hear
n q step drawcth near,
For my love be IL late.
1.-The skcs In the darkness stoop nearer and nearer
\ cluster Of stars hangs like fruit In the tree:
The fall 0i the water swcctcr, comes clearer.
To what art thou listening. ard what dost thou see:
Let the star clusters glow:
Let the sweet waters flow,
Aud cross quickly 10 me.
"YOu night moths that hover where honey hr'ns
From T. sycamore bloss0ms. settle or slcep:
You glow worms. shine out, and the pathway dis-
To him that comes darAlin: aior. the Ioash steep.
.ih, my sailor make haste.
For the time runs To waste,
And my love iieth deep
TOO deep for swift telling. and yet, my lover
I've con:icd thee answer II waits thee Tonight
BY the sycamore parsed be, and through the white
clover.
Then all the sweet speech | had fashioned took
flight:
But love him more moro
Than c'er wife loved before,
u: the days dark or bright
--Jsdn Iagelow.
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d. In the sixteenth century there fcsf no
postofiices In England. Government car
riers were the only bearers Of letters, except
the common carriers, whose principal bust
ness was the conveyance Of parcels. These
couricrs were under martial law. and in the
time Of Henry VIII. were subject 10 the
penalty Of hanging for delay upon the road
with their dis patches. consequently the let
tcrs Of those days were sometimes ornament
ed with cheerful sketch Of . gallows with
= courier thereon suspended. ,Undernssfh
was the admonitio,,, ''Ilastc !! Post! Haste!
Haste for thy Lifc!" Postofiices and relays
of horses were then established u the prin-
cipal towns along the high roads, and the
postmasters indotsed on the government
dispatches the day and hour Of their arrival
In transit. A e,,erdispaichcd from Plymoth
10 London in 1923. ''For His Majesiy's spc.
oi.l seryjcp,," l,eavs mine isdosssnepts. The
distance two hunired and fourteen miles,
by the route taken. was accomplished ip 81
houss, . rate Of alpu, tifec ,aiisss and 'thtee.
quarters per hour. On part of the route the
speed was gsspterr sbepGh slx miles wss The
highcs. speed made, and on the heavy por'
tlon Of The rtbR Nse roasewas t~o sii'ss and
even less. From the penalty attached 70 slow
riding or hating came Tie pOvcrbisl say.
s.s.i,E e n s,sssss. e. ~! ;ce s,'1t4
enemy. From the taking OF private letter.
BY tho bearesiai Of sovernmsat dispatches
arose the y9nderfpl convenisacss ef ihe
modern postal snaneesnen,a Il was from
this circumstance that the Transmission o'
the mails - daas v - : SSs.'oa Of Il,
duties Of goysrnmcnta. The .raQsmisaics
Df eotesu16out dhpaich0 ~ 0e0p deeo
gsrs odwsd ;i4ailuss Y tee pasI'c. Nh,ch
more yslusd end impGoved. aed tbe advanc
Of civillsae,oo and commercial intsscoGso
8: sssa !:,s.',i a. r - - f;sa1'S17 p
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Here Is the manner in which the Lcxing.
ton. (Mo.) Caucasian, the bitterest recon.
cilia.iouist in America, gives vent to its
political woe:
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To Investors.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has now
built equipped and put In operation, nearly 5l7 miles
Of i,s main line Of road through excellent country
and along what /. known ~ the Valley Route to the
Pacific. The finished portions already enjoy large
and fast increasing traffic. The sections approaching
completion connect tho chain Of Lakes with the nav
cation Of the Upper Missouri aud Columbia rivera
with Puget sound secure At once large and profit
able business and cntitc the Company TO about TO-.
100000 acres Of excellent average land In fec sim.
pie.
With these accomplished rerults the Company of.
fcrr, aud IL now rapidly selling ito First Mortgage
Bonds, for the purpose Of completing the constrnc-
ton and equipment Of it, road the Contsent
bonds as well secured aud unusually profitable In
vestncut They have 80 years to run principal and
interest arc payable n gold the interest (sevcn and
three tenhs per cent> equal now to about " per
cent. In currency Ths coupon sad Registered bonds
can bc exchanged for each othSr, At the pleasure sf
the holder Gold checks for the emiannua interest
on the registered boads are mailed TO the post osee
Addrcss Of the owner
These securities have the following elssents Of
strength and safety They arc the obligation of q
strong corporation they also mortgage on ihs
Road, i,s right Of way, eqspsnsnss and franchises
and nrst lean on its net earnings. In sddAsSon q
this usually sucicn security, there In pledged tor ths
payment Of the principal and tntsrss 0rans Lsne
averaging about $1,000 Acres rcr Ms for the entire
length Of the Rosd Al tc average pstcs per acre q
which other Lasd Gsaaas have tbss far been soid
shis real eststr security will yield more than >i6l
per miIc-ore shsn thrce times the possible Issue =
bonds. r.F az - mo
The Company has already begun ~ process q =
dseniug and canccng it. Arst nortgaee bonds. .
they are now being roosivsaI asi.le is pynsnt ~
exchange fos the Compauy's lands lr 81.
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Regular advertising payable quarterly M due.
Transient advertising payable In advance.
Special Notices are ~ per cent. more than regular
advert rrinciis. . -
Local advertising ~ cents for the frat insertion: 10
rut- pet line for rach sucrccdn. insertion: lines
conutfd In SOnpnric measure.
c Job Work payable on delivery.
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MARRIED.

In this country, November 9th, 1872, at
the residence of tic brides father, the
Devil, Our Country and the Empire.
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Chinsoo 1esvauta
From the Boston Traveller.

From the Boston Traveller
Most of 10 remember how three years ago,
amid the excitement consequent upon the
advent of the Chinese IN large numbers upon
the Pacific slope, cleaied by tho wild talk Of
scored champions of American labor" I"
there came to the minds of many household.
crs delig htful vision of . domestic millen>
ium when . docile. dutiful, neat, quick.
fingered being. unintclllgent but wonderful
ly capable, should glide into American
kitchens, and free from the presence or the
incompetent handmaidens whose faults Of
temper and education render the manage.
ment of home such sad and dreary piece
Of business for thousandsOf American wives
1t was such pleasing contemplation? Once
there seemed for little time prospect that
the slant.eyed immigrant from the east with
bis pigtail would really grace the backyards
of Beacon street; but he never came. And
now we know that the vision was wholly
illusory. There never was any such being
as our fancy, aided by the hints which came
to us from the Golden Gate had painted.
John is like all the rest of them, only good
deal worse, and oil hopes of heathen re.
demp,ion of the domestic service all blasted.
Vile, tricky, with an easy capacity for deg.
relation, he il an infic,iOn that cannot be
bsrnc, raising hopes that can never bs rea!
lied, and in the end cmptying homes and
Alling the hotels and boarding houses of the
land. The Mongolian servant, too. accord.
ing to . San Francisco paper, had his
cousins" and bis capacity for this relation.
ship is wonderful He knew how 10 graft
on To his forced economy the most expensive
improvideucc. He could overlay bis tradi.
tional neatpsss with a. much dlth q the
most slatternly of servants. 10 long - he
did not know word of English, and was
ixaorant Of tho use of the most common
kitchen utensils, he was content to work fol
low wages, and was only too glad to have
the mistress of the household spend some
hours every day for his instruction. Nc
class Of aervanls Is % much demoralized by
gambling as the Chinese Train them 10
Sunday schools and make nominal Chris
tians Of them, the old love of games Of
chance still remains On that particular
evening, when John has gone out to see hi
''cousin" and returns home late. ten to on.
but he loses his last dollar 1t . gambling
den. o. puts |. in for investment by way ot
stocking the bank
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NsvspAPYR DECISIONS:

1. Any one who takes paper regularly frsm the
POetOfice-whether disssee to bis nae OF another =
or whether he has subscribed nvt--is responsible
for the payment
4 II Z person orders his paper discontinued. he
to send Il until payment II madc and collect the whole
amount, whether the paper Il taken trom the Office or
not.
The courts have decided that refusing to take the
newspapers or periodicals. from the P0stOtice, or
moving and leaving them uncacd for, Il prsnQ fdctd
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address can be changed to
another address at the option Of the subscriber.
Rem,ttanccs by draft. check. money osues, or reg
istcred letter, may be sent at onr risk Al rostmast
ers are required to register letters on application
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l,IklDEEsSIlDNAI CARD.
JAMES Z. CALLAWAY.

JAMES l.. CALLAWAA.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
VIRGINIA CITY. MONTANA TERRITORY.
VIII practice IN al the Courts Of Record IN Monta
ns aud give prompt attention to all business intrustcd
10 hi- care.
''a.irHlar attention given 10 Collections and draft
Ing Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts. Powcrs Of Attorney.
etc, "tr -
"a" D.icr adjoining Secretary Of the Territory.
tlO5-iyr-aAwl
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Fsoo Haspa's Bazaar.

B2DX
+, r,t,t,,f Fpoo Hasp~s Basaax
|, ,6onc pessiless fellows lately prcstisuicd
our agricultural fairs to the pronotioa Of
ps'ches By promising premiums 70 the beat
,,nendss. Andbshere were ppl wanting fool.
ish virgins 70 coms forward asd compsls for
,hs priss. Now sl0 net nsess 70 ssy that
! patch may not sometimes be requisite and
necessary - veil lforslse body - the soul;
but thse i = gssD 1nta .darnius and
patching end meadisg beyond what h
whotesows. I have ssen women darn
ssockisss whicA = Stockings, had no right
. fslurs cxistencs. True economy vosA
have pat the feesiato the rag-bas and sewed
- The lsss into dishciosha; and to ses :
hsnas being, Capable Of lAye and hops and
nenosy sad jsdgsmeat, tssn away fFos
this great, beoalilul world, and al the STIR
asd thsill q naltisorm Jiic, ssd siys iiself
- dsivias ssspad lisiIe ssesl crow bas back
"a 5ossh ihssssk ! yswnsae hesl aad ) a.
D1p,1aisd ~ So whois saockipss czs b
'aosghs-ss fSsly, ea.s ! ~, \ aehseholy,
s0os . ~ sxsi pesalllG II, NJ
esie 8 ts3lkss - ~ ~ seasa:-
'asd tAsS u a'1osvSss iitliafloa vhicA h
rally allaysd y shose an1 saliaasy tam 4
- sss1ls. ~ tlHs ~ seei6ssls I'D I'D.
Atals vlst I - ! lalie ~ vhieA -
49, as1i Is ~ y Yiil1sl ~ - NJ -
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g Another problem has been solved. They
can DOW tsIegrsph The Chinese language, TO
write which requires sons fifty thousand
different chssactssA Il has been solved in
this way: A few thousand of tho characters
most ussd ass cat spon wooden blocka Up
on the opposite side &C sach block d its
number. DSplioaas Of such numbered
6Iocks - d each Telegraph station Tho
China mseqhaAt selects the blocks which
e1pessaes NJ thoughts 70 b transmitted
The opefstor telagraphs osly tho nunsrals
dseignaaing these blocks, which enable lie
secelving operator % select Slmilar bI0cks AZ
p go os ~ line. Tho plan, though sim
pc, y isesQiooe. Nh -
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The Table h supplied with
The best In the Market.

Neatly furnished rooms, well ventilated and supplied
with e,
ULEAN FEATHER BEDS ALWAYS READY.
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Ish Nslcin ns.Su rtgcGns. Dentists
DR. HOWARD 0. 0'NEil

JACKSON STREET, HELENA,
Below the Gazette Office and within half square of
Wells, Fargo & Co.s office.
i.p9 Pest 0Hc0 D0x Ne 402
-~.~-~~- = -r--~-- = ~ = --
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SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer Lodge, Montana.

Travellers will nnd this to equal any Hotel in Montana
sN-Au Mall and Exprcss Coaches stop here. ~
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.Ft ,5y srsy s.ual -Tsr PMS fsyetx
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prix dcs Marchandiscs dies
Magasins
ACADIA ct Nj. b. GABRIELLE

Entire c6,es dtsossles., 81 Ia Iivre.
Epanles yerlrs ........ & les 100 livres.
E~pnnteS tGn,eos....... 81
JambouS uc,Gs...... II cts. Ia )ivre.
Boat sale. .......t...
Huile de CLARION. .... A. Cts. lie gallon.
Eeurrc ........... 40 cents la livle.
Ffonage .......... - M
NtIt 80
IIai>se, ............. 10
~IlaricotS louges, bIancs. 60 lc gallon.
Maquefean ,.......... ) chaiue,
farine de Sartasin w.. 4 cts. la |ivre.
Mogue... 9 Il y
| The de. .......... Sl.o5 a $50.
Ptcles, pommes seches. 10 cts. par livre, G
prenanl % iivreS.
Anssi: Foin, son, Groiae eli mas.
o. EFT LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Tou,e merchandise sera pol,ee d la demeur
de Iaclcieur, sill lie demauhe.
If Allez a LiAcsnA Store de NJ. v.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Elen ny manGuc.
pix measurement moderes.
GEL Les liabiiants 'ronveront les mem,
marcland'ses, aux menes pix, an ma gas
Conrelie, habirailon Philemon Gnidry.
NJ. Anderson he nt.ii.e pas plus
ma.asin que liAcApIA STORE.
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH OF ST. M
Police Jury.

lid
Be il known that on this 9Th day Of July.
1872, the Police Jury of the Patish of St.
James met at the Court House of said Parish,
in conformity 10 a special call Of the
President.
Members Present: Hon. @. T. Hnnsakcr
President: IN. s. Landry, Adam Travis and
Sam. Cook.
Absent: Valmire Shedrick.
s.. James. La.
July Slh, 1872.
Hon. President and Members of Police Jury,
| have the honor 10 submit for your con,
sidera,ion the following exhibit Of receipt
and disbursement Of Parish funds for III,
quarter ending July 9th. 1872:
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Crescent Store.
Tcnu par CE. GaUdiM
la FoINTE Du COLLEGE.

lie maaa>in de- Nj. c. GAuplN est Pun DIES
mienX a~sorlis de Ia p%atoisse, e, ses marchan.
discs, sonyent renoneelacs, grace d nn prolnp'
ecoulemen,. sont dune nrnnde Varifle.
Marchandises seche-M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
de ,oute .ortes-VlnS, Liquets, Whiskeys, etc
-PIodnits De lonr-l-Otje,s indispensable:
an ommerc ct i la consommalion, ct de
bonnr Inalitt,-on ironve lou, ce Gni csl
nicessaire au CRESCENT STORE.
priX modtGtS =, con>ciencieux.
Une Jontaine Il Soda, avec les m%eillcurs
sirop~, est anne&te an magasin de NJ. c
Gaudin.
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By virtue of the above wti, of seizure
directed 10 me, ! have seized and taken
possession Of the above described properly, and
will proceed to sell the same at the Court
House of this Parish on the Isl Saturday
in August 1872, 10 the higles, and best bidder
for CASH in U. S. Currency snbjec, TO the
ratification Of the sale by Jas. Graham State
Auditor.
J. C. OLIVER,
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RECEIPTS.
Disbursement.

DISBURSEMENT.
Total amonn, of General fund
paid up to S13,A5l.sA
Total amount of license war
rants .......................... 10000
Total amount of Vacherie FIND. 963 90
Judgment fund. sl2 As
Sl7,o27 90
In accordance with law, ] submit, herewith
the warrants and vouchers by me paid for
cancellation.
Very respectfully youv'obt. servant,
A. L. BOURGEOIS,
In. aa ...4 Parish Treasurer.
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T0E- Collectors NNle.
State Of EeuiSinpa.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
d. S. K1nsahe,, TAG Collector.
VS..
Ms II. S. Nc1hom.
Mrs r. S. Wezhom.

Be II %Eno'cn, That on The 26,h day Of June.
A. d., 1872. Mrs. r. s. Welham, is indebted
unto the State Of Louisiana, for STATE Iares
for the year 1871. in the sum of Nineteen
Hundred and Thirty-fve dollars and Twenty.
five cents. and also unto the Parish Of St..
the sum of Eleven Hundred and Twenty
FIVE dollars and Twenty-Five cents: that by
Section 81 Of Act No 40, Approved March
Bird, 1871, snch taxes assessed by law arc
movable and immovahle property Of such
tax. and the said Mrs. r. s. Welham
is the owner of the foil wing described
property, in the Parish of s.. James. TO wit
A tlac, Of Land containing $500 acres,
bounded above by the lands Of l.. Lambert,
and below nv those Of !.onis s. L~ebonrgeois,
A sugar house, nll buildings and improve
mcn,s thereon, all mules, cattle assessed for
100000 100000. Situated ca tie left bank d
the Mississippi river about IS miles above The
city of New Orleans.
Now therefore by the authority ia me vestct
as State and Parisl, Collector. by Section 81
Of Act No. 20 Of 1871 D. S. lIuNsAKER
. did on ,Le 26ih day Of June 1872, SEIZE III
above described property in the name Of IL,
State Of Louisiana, and of The Parish of s.
James, Ia satisfy The said amounts Of STA,
4 and Parish taxes 1850 dollars and SO cents
and all legal costs and charges, and recorde
) a description Of said property, together wit
O all amounts due thereon for State and Paris
5 taxes aforesaid, as REQUIRED by Section 81 {
y Act M. AZ Of 1871, and should the said take
9 and all legal costs be not paid within III
h time prescribed by law, ! shall offer for sal,
and sell the same TO the highest bidder f
cash, at the Court House door, on the ]
Saturday il August, A. d, 1872, at IL c'cloc
A. M.
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+GAND ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes

,an,s de St.jacqnes ct des patoisses voisines,
quill est laoent de la maison Poland g.
Henry de Cincinnati, pour les Whiskeys ct
Bonrtons de Get Establishment jnsiement
caltbre dams ,ous les E,a,s-Unis. II dtfe ,oute
Concurrence pour la qualile e, lie bon marche
de GO pruINlt nOpMlaitc.
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St. James Parish, !
July Sih, 1872.
and Members Police Jury.

President aud Members Police Jury.
Your Committee on finance find the report
of the Treasurer correct and have cancelled
the warrants and vouchers in accordance
with law.
Very Respectfully,
OSCAR +. HUNSAKER.
N. S. LANDRY.
AnaM A
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E4Mipage a Charlton.
PATENTE DE WASHINGTON.
ll-. F. M. BRIGNAC ayertit

WI. F. M. BRIGNAC ayertit
messieurs les habitants dc Ia paroisse
Saint.Jacques ct des autres paroisses quill
wien, de recevoir une patente de Washing
ton, pour tquipoge d Charlton, ct quill est
pref, sur Ieur demande, a monter ie dit
fquipoge a des prir moaires ct dams nm
temps tres court. II y a Economic de
200 pour 100 sur le combus,ible ayec 10
nouvel fquipage de NJ. F. NJ. Brignac.
s'adresser a, M<F. NJ. Brignac, 81.
James, Long. View r. O,
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J. C. OLIVER,
Sheriff of s.. James Parish.
June Goth 1872
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RESOLVED, That One Hundred and Forty
Three dollars and 81! cents of the Parish
Tax of Webre and LeBnuf for the year 1879,
be and hereby is RENTED, unto them, and
that the Tax Collector shall remit TO them
tina, amour, npon their paying the balance of
the Parish Tax assessed against them, and
this resolution shall be taken in settlement by
the Treasurer for that amount so RENTED, on
account of error in the Roll.
On motion Of NJ. N. S. Landry, duly
seconded, il was
Resolped, That a resolution passed on 2sth Of
May, 1870, leasing to E. HILBERT certain land
d joining the Vacherie road be amended so as
to change the location of the land leased 10 a
point near the crossing Of the N. O. Texas
r. R..
On motion Of N. S. Landry, duly seconded,
it was
RESOLVED, That hereafter, no meeting of any
denomination whatever will be allowed 10
take place in the Courthouse or other public
buildings belonging to the Parish, without
frs, having obtained a written authorization
from the President Of the Police Jury.
On motion Of Sam. Cook, duly seconded,
the board adjourned until the next regular
term.
Louis DUGAS,
Secretary.