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tered into a contract TO perform the service
according to bis proposal, snd In pursuance OF
his contract has entered upon the pegfos IN ance
of the service TO the satisfaction OF tie Post
master General, shsll subss quenfly fail or re-
fuse 10 perform the service according 70 his
contract, the Postmaster General shall proceed
to contract with the next lowest bidder for such
service, undtr the advertise ment thereof Jun
less the Postmaster shall consider such lid too
high WHO will enter into contract and give
bond, with sureties, 10 be approved hy tbs
sDce thereof, IL the same penalty and With the
same terms and conditions thereto annexed q
we're stated and contained in the bond which
accompanied his bid; but In case each
for such service whose respective bids
are hot considered too high 10y the
Postmaster General shall refuse 10 enter into
contract and give bord as herein required for
the faithful ptTfOrpsr OF his contract, the
Postmaster General shall Immediately aivtr-
tse for prop oSals To perfOT toe service On said
route. Whenever al accepted bidder shall fail
to enter into contract, or a contractor on Any
msil-rOute shall fail or refuse tn perform the
service on said route according 20 his contract,
or when a new route shall be established, or new
service required, or When from any other cause
there shall lot be a contractor legally bound OF
required TO perform such service, the PostmRs-
tel General may make a temporary contract
Tor carving the mail on such route, without
Advertisement, for such period Is may be neces-
sary not in any case exceeding six months IN
til tie service shsll have commenced under A
contract made according to law: PrOrided hoao-
creT, That the POstmA steT General sh all not en-
plOy temporary service on any route at "A higher
price than that paid 70 the contractor tho shall
have performed the service during the last pre-
cecing regular contract term. Aud in all cases
OF regular contracts hereafter made. the con-
tract may, in the discretion of the Postmaster
General, be continued in force beyond it's eX-
press terms for period not exceeding six
months, until new contract with the same, or
other contractors, shall be made by the Post
master General.
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BIDDERS NOT RELEASED UNTIL A CONTRACT
Is RSTERsD INTO AND SERVICE BEGAN.
SIC. 252. That 10 bidder for carrying the
II all shall be released from his Obligation un-
der his bid or proposal, notwithstanding an
award made TO lower bidder, until "A contract
for the designated service shall have been duly
executed by such lower bidder and his sureties,
and accepted, and the service entered upon by
the contractor TO the satisfaction of the Post
master General.
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SERVICE TO BE AWARDED TO THE LOWEST BID
DER. BIDS OF FAILING CONTRACTORS MAY
not BE CONSIDERED.
SIC. 2f9. That all contracts for carving the
mail shall be in the name of the United States,
and shall be awarded TO the lowest bidder ten
derfng sufficient guarantees for faithful per-
Torrance, without other reference to the mode
OF II snspoItatioD than may be necessary to pro-
vide for the due celebrity, certainty, and securi-
ty thereof; but the Postmaster General shall not
be bound TO consider the bid of any person who
has willfully or negligently failed to perform a
former contract.
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COMBINATION TO PREVENT BIDDING PRO-
HIBITRD.


SIC. $50. That no contract for carving the
n all shall he made with any person who has
entered, or proposed to enter into any combins-
ton to prevent the making of any bid for car
rying the mail, or who has made any agree
ment, or given or performed, or promised TO
give or perform, any consideration whatever to
induce any other person not TO bid for any such
contract; and If any person SO offending is
contractor for carrying the mail, his contr act
may be anDulled; and for the first offense the
person so offending shall be disqualified to con.
tract Tor carrying the mail for five years, aud
for the second effense shall be forever dsq uali-
fed.
FAILING BIDDERS AND CONTRACTORS, CON.
TRACTS MAY BE BxTRNDED, AND TEMPO
RARY CONTRACTS MADE.
SIC. 251. That after any regular bidder whose
bid has been accepted shall fail to enter into
contract, for the transportation of the mails ac-
cording TO his proposal, or. having entered into
contract. shall fail to commence the perform
ance of the service stipulated in his or their
contract as therein provided, the Postmaster
General shall proceed to coutrsct with the next
lowest bidder for the same service, who will
enter Into contract for the performance there
Of, unless the Postmaster General shall consider
such bid too high, in which case h. shall re-
adverttfe such service. And il any bidder
whose BID has been accepted and WHO has en-
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fosTMAsTkRs, CLERKS, &c, CANNOT BR CON
TRACTORS.
SEC. IS. That 10 postmaster, assistant post
master, or clerk employed in any post office,
sball be contractor or Concerned in a contract
Tor carrying the mail.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND GER
TIFICATE.

Office address lie -, county OF -, State
OF -, proposes to carry the mails OF the
United States, from July 1, 1875, to june 30,
-, State Of -, under the advertisement
of the Postmaster General, dated October 1,
1874, "with CELEBRITY, certainty. and security, !"
proposal is accepted he viii enter into contract,
with suretieste be approved by the Postmaster
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The Postmaster General has no potCer under
the ldlo TO release bidders and contractors ana thew
SuTetieS from their liabilities the allegation OF
real OF supposed mistakes Of any kind IA making
proposals. he particularly requests hdt, before
made IA regard TO the route, distance, service,
s0eight Of mails, cost Of stock, feed, and an ex.
penses ezistiRg and likely to during TIE con-
tract tern and toi1 due consideration of the eonse-
quences imposed by ldW on deliaquents.
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Il4G2 From Independent HH TO Bellfair Mills,
miles and back twice week.
Leave Independent Hill Monday and Fri
Arrive at BeiIfair Mius By Il SOpm;
Leave bei'tAir Mills Monday and Friday
Arrive a. Independent hin BY an.
Bond required win bid, 500.
IIio3 From Brent.viGe, by Horizons Store, 70
LsHtsdown, Il miles ana back twice
Leave BreItsviue Tuesday and Saturday
Arrive at Landsdown by pm;
Lssve LGudzdo~n Tuesday aad Saturday
Arrive =. EreutsviIIe BY 7pm
Bond required with b,G, 500.
114o4 From Bea'ton, by MorrisviIle, to Pine
View, IL miles and back, twice a week.
Leave BesItOn Tuesday and Thursday at
IT, Ii; or after arrival OF cars from
Arrive 8; Pias View BE- IN;
Leave Pine View Tuesday and Thursday
Arrive a. Bea'tou by SPIN.
Bond required with bit, $3.50.
II4O5 From New Brighton to BesIton, mills
and back, twice a eet.
Leave New Brighton Tuesday and Satur-
DAY at 10 an;
Arrive AZ Be4Iion by Ham;
Leave Bealton TUESDAY and Saturdays
Arrive at New Brighton by1pm.
Bond required with bid, $50.
IIIO6 From Clifton Station t. CentreyiHe, 81
miles and back, twice ? week.
Leave Clifton Station Tuesday and Satur-
day at an;
Arrive at CenfTevie BY 10 50 an;
Leave CentTeville TUESDAY and Saturday
a. J. Ii,
Arrive a; Clifton Station by 1.30 pm.
Bond required with bid, slOO.
IIiO7 From Fairfax Station TO Fairfax g. H.3X
miles ana back, twice daily.
Leave Fa'rfaN Station daily, after srriva
OF Alexandra maL-say at S Is a III and
pm,
Arrive at Fairfax c. Ii by Q Is m and
As M;
Lesvs .iIfsx c. H. daily at $50 m and
. m,
ATIiye at Fairfax Station by $50 m and
3pm.
Bond required with bid, $3.50.
HOS From Fairfax G. II. by Cbantilly, to
Peasant Valley, II miles and back,
three times a week.
cave FAIRFAX G.. II. Tuesday, Thursday,
ard Saturday at $50 70;
Arrive st Pleasant alley by L m;
Leave Pleasant Valley Tuesday, Thurs
daY, ana Saturday 3 2 pm;
, 1874-07-04

Fhloh u considerably lower than the old ono.
but stlll does not come down to tho figures pro.
yldcd by law. Tbs Chicago, Burlington i
Quincy and the Illinois Central htyo LIDO under
confederation tho adyiaabtlity OF reducing tllolr
ratea, but, like tho Northwestern, viii not Submit
to tho now law which goes Into oftoot to-day,
AonTaA0E FonEo1toBEp,
srnrNa1EID ILL.,, July 0.-Tho Loan and
Trust Company. OF Now York, to-tiay forcoloHcd
mortgage for $3, o00, 900 against tho snriur-
fold l. Illinois sonthoastorn 1sailroad. Tho d.
cree waa to tho offoot TINT II tho rnonoy was not
paid within thirty dnys tho road, oo., was to I,o
ao!d Without redemption, 1t is untlorstootl that
thia nrooooding IL etmry formal md doom not
affoct the present management Tho road has
boon atcaadily increasing in business md ro-
eourceB since 1t wont into tho hands OF t)lo Hon.
q. 4. booohor as Receiver and It is fast bo.
coming m important lne OF rond under lis caro-.
DIRECTORS MEETING OF THE 1ND1AHAro11s 4
49, WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
.. Special Danateh to 9'ha Ghfcaqo TRIBUNE.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 8.-Tho Directors Of tho
iudIsnarolie Wostern Railroad Company mot
n this city to-day. Btepa woro takon to bcgln
the survey Of tic limo from 1loro to NIontezutna.
parke County. An aaHeaHmont Of por cont was
made on tho capital stock, payable On tho cali OF
the Executive Committee.
, 1874-07-04

mako It, In fact, only hoalthful and natural
tnbstttutton Of coin for paper. IN any othor
mode. or on any othor principle. resumption will
DO niuoh harder aud moro exponatvo to the ooun-
Try and the people,"
lin. KERn's NOMINATION,
At o'clock tho Convention nssembtcd and
Col Mcclure, Of Joiforsonyi1ie wns callod To tile
pllair. 4 very little preliminary b,lHlnosB fol-
lowed WHOM, on motion, Mr.. Korr wan declared
Ito unanimous choice Of tho Convention for
Congrosa. lilo MAS called upon for O speoch to
which call llo responded In nn elaborate effort.
Ia which ho act forth, In addition to tho financial
wrongs committed against tho country md tito
people, and, III d frank and manly way, mado
known hiB vlovs. Bomc Of which, ho appeared
Awaro woro not 10 harmony with tho current
opinion Of the hour.
nEso1u71oSs.
Tho Committee on Nosolutiona prosecuted tho
following, among otliors,
That 70 fully rocoguize thu Intrinsic ent ncacutahle
vnluo TO all tue people Of CURT currency bnsoa upnn and
tcnrlaed by tho Constitution; but Nc also dcoin 1t
fucxrcdIen now, wlle tho country langulsllcs under
lie sffects Of recent financial cfisls. to attempt TO-
sumption Of spcc!o.psy1nonta
pooplo demand tho rcpcal OF tho National Banking
fw and tho Substitution for National Bank notea Of m
equivalent amount Of gtconhAckH to DO Issued IN 70.
dDlnpiDn Of bonds, thereby reducing tho burden OF
interest on the public dobt, md giving tho people
bottcr currency.
Tho resolutions wore unanimously adopted,
nnd the ono touching the repeat OF tho National
Banking law waH vocifcrons1y Choerod.
It ts moro than probable Tint Alr, Korr will DO
returned to Congress and he will doubtless be
welcomed back into tho body OF which lie VIVA so
long leading and influential member. III.
, 1874-07-04

Special Di1pal1k 10 Tbs Chieaoo Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Ju!y9.-Tho independents
Reform County Convention will 10 hold In this
oity on Monday, and will certainly nominate
Lawrence Weldon. Of this CITY, for Congress:
Weldon formerly was Unitod States Distrlc.
Attorney for the Southern District Of Illinois.
Reform party prominent politicians, no learn
With pleasure TINT it is qufto probable, II not an
assured fact. TINT tho Hon. Dr. T: P: Rogers will
ho nominated as candidate for tho Legislature.
such nomination would provo acceptable to the
INDEPENDENTS. By lila election the interests Ut
Tic county would bo placed iu oxcollons hopping.
He will draw nany votes from tho Republican
ranks.
, 1874-07-04
FIRES.
At Davenport, II.

snectnf Dapatch to 7ihs Chicago Trf5unt.
DAVENPORT, 1a., Juno 8.-As about 10 O'Clock
last night tho lhrgo quoouswhro store Of Olowx
Wulf, corner of1Varref, and Fourth etraots. CAUGHT
flro III tho back part Of tho store, whore tho kor-
oseno barrels wero kopt, and III an instant tho
whole atoro wns In flnnlos, and tho building aud
stock woro noarly destroyed. Tho loss amounted
to about ss,ouo, and "as fully covered by insur-
nnco.
, 1874-07-04

Another Lottef from senator Cnrpcn
1Arn

From tho Ntp rork Times, J,slys.
Tho following Is ssnRtor Oarpontor'a reply to
tho Worlds strioturop on bis roeont lotscE to tho
Times:
10 The Editor Of tha World:
Undor the above titlo yon review letter writ
ton BY mo to tho Times. You take good care
not to publish my 1etter, but you commence by
l. You say, "senator 36urponter ' msintains %
TINT tue bill is not his. but 8onator Thurman's."
This Is altogether untrue: Senator Thurman
ia nelthor mentioned nor reforrqd to IN my 1ottor
es being tho author Of tue bill nor mentioned
Or roforred to In connection with tho bill, oxcopt
as he Is inoludod as member Of tho Committee
on the Judioiary.
bill through In spite Of Senator Thurmau."
1maintained no suol thing, except that gave
tho nRmea Of those who voted for the bill, and
Benator Thurman WAS not ono OF them. did
not eyen Say TINT he voted against the bill.
8. You say, "Ho maintains that tho idea Is un-
fishing pnper in Now York could DO auod undor
this bill In the District Of Columbia for lbol
published In Nov York"
Hero you aro right I did and do maintain
complain Of, two thtnga must concur-Arst, you
muat be engaged IN doing buRineBs in tho
District, out Of which tho cause Of action arisos
:n ss hsgs SstSor 10 g,n 9, nss here aon n
hons exists in your onso. You are not publiah-
ing papor hero nor hayo you any agent IN
respect Of tho publication Of pnpor hore,, -,
"a conannny or an indiYIiual M blislinn a nonnr
In Now York not only may DO, but ought 10 bo,
sued In the District of Colu1nbia for IN injury
committed by thcir agent in this District"
Hero you so completely confuse two things as
true. What 1 mnIntainod was tbat il tLo New
York @ Times Company, for instance, g should I ie es
tabiish brancll.publicatlon house 10 this Dla-
tfiet conducted hy an agent, and the house hore
for out to bo hero. and not In Now York. But
you so confuse tho matter tint + your resdcrs vii
Understand that / claim that tor IN act done in
New York you ought tn In ifnblo horo, whicl, ID
exactly the royorse Of what did claim, ~ -
Having thus made nv latter nbe,,rd iv n,aktno
It your own. cul wholly misrcprogeutin9 whnt
eaEd, you prsocoeed to oondemn mo tor tho "pro-
Thieh vou era e1ilty OF md eat s5t1a
i. Again yo,. say: ''Dut NO have the toatimo-
Wills tho serious and crod,ta6le busjnoss Of ro-
modelling our judicial System in conformity With
@ recton thraf by lin @ nt tho bill
ho
Here you substantially assert two things: !.
tsbio business ' Of @ roaodellng our iudicial sye
len" wss done BIZ Senator Thurman. Aud ..
That tho eleventh section was thrust into the
bl by me-. You have no admission from me- Of
asoE Thurman did no more about it thhn any
etlor member at tho Committee, and, without
disclosing Committee aeorets, / can SAY that
waa neither tho author nor tho mover Of tho
tho bill that was not drawn originally by mo,
again by the Committee,
l!Again, you say "Ihe World has an egentsia
Washington charged to collect and transmit to
liz, by mail md telegraph, all important facta
Hnu rltnOrE E1DDBf1ltDV and tliuuH in TINT
, 1874-07-04

Declines a No-E1Gction.
DosroN, July 3.-Samue1 Hooper declines \
recollection to Congress-.
, 1874-07-04
DECISION IN A DISPUTED WILL casE.

Special DspaFch fo 3hs CHICAGO Tribune,
NEW YoAK, July 9.--Tho long and bitterly
fought gonscat oyar tho papor oaoretl In tho sur.
rogato Court as tho will OF the lato Fred, Uolia.
waR"n, q wealthy German md an old reltqeut Of
, 1874-07-04

YOU May ESCAPE ALL DANGER FROM Ar,
TAOKs OF D1ARRIIEA, DYsENrEnY, On uHor,.
ERA MoRgUs, ny A LITTLE FoREr11ol1oHr. IN
PRov1D1NG YOURSELF WITH DR.. JAYNE's OAR
M1NAT1VE DALsAN-AN OLD REMEDY AND EN-
TIRELY SAFE.
, 1874-07-04

CHEYENNE, July 2,-Anoshor fire. occurred
hero this evening. causcd by tho explosion Of :
karosono limp Ia china house. It burpod
throo small dmolipg.houses on Eddy etreot. and
two businaHH-houseB on Sixteenth straet, Tho
foaa will not oxeood $40, 900.
, 1874-07-04

LOCAL OPTION IN CALIFORNIA,
San FRANCISCO, CAL, July 8.-Tlc local ontion
election At Alameda resulted In favor Of tie
license party by large majority.
, 1874-07-04

sclaenclk's Sea-Weod Tonic.
In tha atmosphere experienced hero during tho suuns
months tho lothagy produced by tho o.t takes away
tho dcsfro fo wholesome food and frequent petsptraous
redaoc bodily enorsy. particularly those suffering from
tho OBJECTS Of dsbtattuR diseases. In order to kcop
natural hoalthiul activity Of Tho systo NO mus, foso,t
to artificial mcans. For this purposo 8ohsnuk
Tonic very ofToctaa fsm oscs Will orosto IN sppo
tito and giro fosh vRor to thp onorsatod body For dys
pepsa It ia Invaluable Many srnsnt ph,rioans hsye
doubted whethor dyspepsia bo cured BY
hse drugs which arc generally employed that purposs
Tho soaWeod Tonic In isa nature is totally from
such drugs. contains no corrosive ino.as OF acids;
In fact It assists tho regular operations OF naro and
supplies hor deoiencies This tonic In IT. naturs 20
much resembles tho esstrio juice that It IL almost idon
cal With thht fluid Tho gastric juco tho natural so1,
ent which, In healthy condition Of tho body cau.es tho
food to DO dgcstod and vhon this Juice il not excrstod
In suc1ont Quautittes Indigestion with all it, sEcss.
Ing sJmptoms follows. Tho Hea-Woed Tonic performs
thu duty Of the gastric tutoo when tho attar IL dsecu
sehonsk's Son. Weed Tonic sold by al Drugsists.
, 1874-07-04

Besides tlo Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad. tho Burlington, Cedar 1sep1dB 4 Mln-
nosota. tho Central lows, the Des Moiues Valley,
aud tho Sioux City d Pacific Railroads hayo also
4safd fsSs s nsr h ss 1sT apWs We faT g.
but willie tho iortner road Is allowed to charge
only cents nor mile on passenger ratGB, IT bolng
: f1st-oiass fosd, the Burlington, Codat Rapids
i Minnesota, and tho Central Aailrona Of Iowa
boa f'n fos Mo"es 've{iey I'D aouf dit5 Paoao nal
roads ~ cents per milo on pasnopgora: The
freight rateR on fa former arc also considerably
lower thsn thoHo OF tho latter onaa.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern Nsllrqad Rss inI
, 1874-07-04

The var Of rates On uye stock has ended. All
differences between the trunk lines are satis-
faotorily settled, aud new tariff Of rates has
been agreed upon by the East lnos from Ohioa-
go, taking effect Monday, as follows, VIZ: Chi,
cago to New York, b5 cents Chicago to Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. 10 cents Ohicago to
Buffalo, so cents Chicago. to East Liberty. 60
conts. Actual woight, aud no return paases
y7hatovor.
THE MICHIGAN oENTn4E RAILROAD
giyoa tho following atatomanF Of It's earnings
during tho mouth of May, 1874,
, 1874-07-04
RESOURCES,

Loans and discounts. s....,,,...,..,,,,.,,
gfofnfalt4 t4.-.........s.,.......
Y. b. bonds to secure ejaculation, ,,...
Other stocks. honds, aud mortgage :,
T1t7n fraS$ 1nNea-nirA o-r''
, 1874-07-04

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, Z 81. PAIL RAILWAY :.
. soat6 Gar.. oppo,tss Sherman Hou; and at Dssot.
, 1874-07-04

Ctiaots and othsr
oash itou,t .{Esy.
enue st4nlps}.t,..
r 70 b 4 gaa tor
0toAriuR-E House.,
Bills Of othor Ma
ttonAl hanks,v,,,
fractional currency
noludln4 nick
.aAl...ss+.sss.as..s
epectd.
LeEAl.tendtr notog.
United Ntatos cor
tiAcntps OF deposit
for legal tond$rs.
, 1874-07-04

.tOhlcago oily houc
UnS from redeem.
Ing aud feesrvo
.Nonts,
Duo from othnr Ma.
.tkonAl hAhks..,.,.
Duo from ,HiAt9
banks. aud bank.
4r1 ..............
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Vernon parish line. az fe roa5 lasline
T. John Dsvis' min
Sidney Meas fsen Gle forks Of the
public read near shoolhousa Gully 70
the resides g Henry 1o
Alfred osa. from Henry Moss to
the northern line 81 Cameron pariah.
- G. 9ill from Hortmap'a Ferry 70
the rssdenos Of a. Eaecubas.
Thomas Berry. from the forks Of the
read west ef 81 F. Lyons store, Is thc
rosd leading g Dan Hortman's Perry,
On the sabine.
MIl.Hm Lyons, from Charles Prater's
to DANA Hartman's Ferry.
Peter salter. na tile military road.
from Nebletts BligfF to Charles Prater's.
Lawson Mc6lelland, from %. II. T,v-
on's store % aua including the gully iii
Fields Marsh.
On motion. he It ordained. that tie
Parish Tax Collector be and he Is hereby
authorized and required to receive all
registered parish warrants in PAYMENT
81 psalsh taxes and parish licenses.
On motion be It ordained, that nara
graph 2 9f see /. Of an ordinance
Z To establish the rates Of parish
licenses, t. provide for the issuance
there-f. and to require the Parish Tax
Collector 70 furnish q list Of delinquent
tax payers. be repealed ana re-enacted.
50 IS 70 read as folIows. tt9-uit.
From each reta1 dealer or merchant
selling distilled liquors III quantities
less tiiaIi one gallon the sum Of eighty
i've dollars.
rom each apotheeary or druggist,
the sum Of tllirty dollars
On motion be ii ordained That y. "a. 4
Spence be allowed 4 warrant of Sl5. Ia
paE tor record book for lis office.
tln motionv lla ii ordained, chat war
rants Issue to the following named per-
sons for the purposes and amounts
hereinafter named. to-Wit:
Tod a. Spence, record book. u
No 446. - ol0 w \
EloI Ayllle, for pauper, X IN
Nos. ~ aud rs ~ "
u. Derouen for pauper.
Bertrand, No. AS. ~
/" > Vincent. for panper, 90 ~
Mrs Leshaix, 40 and A5I ~ "
(" U. Savant, pauper, 852. On ~
4Jj and 404. ... "
Mrs, y Farl5s, for paaper. -
455, 456 and 457 ..... oO W
. VIM. 3 Hutchins, Police
Treasurer, 45S, 459 and so 90 /
: Henry Welsh, Police men, 1,
Der, Nos. 46I aud 4G2 40 w
e ID. a. Cole, Police member II
Nos. 463 and AGA. $500. 10 W
mes Cole, Police men,
Sos. 465 ana 4GG. 10 w
" J ". Moss, part Clerks
salary, Nos. 467, 46s and % 90
Total s237 so
On motion. be it ordained, that this
Ddy adjourn till the first Mond IN
1iy next
Lake Charles, March 10. 1874.
TH0S j LYONS.
President Police Jury.
y. v. Moss. CLERK Police Jury.