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TraubIe At Last.

Upon the election of Esq. T. I. SaUn-
ders as back tax collector by the last Quar-
teTly Court, the back tax collectors holding
by previous appointment, refused to turn
over their books. A writ Of mandamus
was applied for, which was on last Monday
granted by Judge Baxter as to John A.
Cooper, the other having yielded.
The msndamus was peremptOry, but 'Mr.
Cooper did not see fit 10 obey and on yes
tsrday got into trouble. He was arrested,
on an attachment, by Sheriff WhitwOrth
and taken before Judge Baxter to answer
for contempt Of court. He was released on
a bond Of $1,000 to appear this morning.
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SPRINGFIELD, Me-, May IA, 1s72
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-NIy daughter has been out Of health
for about two years. About year ago she had
a tumOr come on her side which was very pain
full.
saw VEGETINE advertised in the Farmer,
and sent to Bangor and got two bottles She Is
row taking the second bottle, her health Is
much improved, and the tumOr is going away IS
fast as il came. Every one in this vicinity knows
what VEGETINE has done for my daughter,
and 1 take every opportunity 70 recommend Il
TO those who are not aware Of its great value.
Very respectfully,
MRS. SUSAN c. RANDALL.
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The PubIte schools To.Dav.

Beginning at 81 A. NJ, there will be pub
lie exhibitions in all the city schools to
d4y-the Ninth Ward, Howard, FOgg and
Hume. The exercises will consist, as
usual, Of declamatiCGs, music, Rotations,
etc. There being no graduating class this
year, the attraction of a commencement
will be wanting; but we are assured that a
good entertainment is in store for all who
may attend at any Of the buildings. The
Board Of Education intend making the
rounds, before the CLOSE, commencing at
the Ninth Ward school, and spending a
short tiIUe during the morning with each Of
the schools.
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81. RernnrcI,s Exhibition.

After supplying the parents Of the chill
dren ". tn tickets of admission, the appli-
cants were so numerous that it was deemed
advisable to fix price Of admission, in Or
der to prevent too great a crowd in the hall.
To all those, then, not holding tickets or
invitations, the price will be twenty-five
cents. The exhibition will commence At
halfpast three tomorrow afternoon, and
the doors will be opened at three O'Clock.
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A SUICIDE CAUSED By sHERIDAN'S
MARRIAGE.
lew York Tribul

Deputy Coroner Lee made a post mortem
examination of the body Of Capt. William
d. Brown, Of the Fifth United States Cav
airy, who committed suicide on Friday.
At the time Capt. Brown was dying he
spoke of a ring that he had swallowed.
This ring was found. Il was Of plain
gold, with raised, chased edges. On the
inside of the ring was engraved "Be salts
fed The story Of the ring was not as
certained, but il is believed that the ring
had been given 10 Capt. Brown by the
daughter Of an army officer. 1t is said that
he had been much attached to the young
lady, and it is believed that her recent
marriage had upset his mind, and had been
one Of the predispOsing causes Of his sui
eide. The inquest upon his remains is to
be held on Wednesday next. On the same
subject the NeC York Star says: "Capt.
William II. Brown committed suicide on
Friday by cutting his throat, and he did it
for love. If rumOTs be true, he was en-
gagged 10 the young lady in New Orleans,
who has since become the wife Of Phil.
Sheridan. She sent Brown a ring with
BE satisfied upon il. Brown swallowed
the ring, but was not satisfied. He then
cut his throat. Poor fellow"
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Personal.

Mrs. Paralee Haskell, State Librarian,
left last evening for Helena, Ark, to visit
her daughter. She will be absent two or
three weeks. Mr.. John B. Lillard will
have charge Of the library in her absence.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Maxwell House, yesterday: Maj.
ID. W. c. Rowland, Miss Rowland, NJ. II.
Smith. John Cromie, Louisville; Col. G.
w. Statham, Miss Statbam, Virginia; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. D. Bangs, st. Louis, Col.
C. B. Hunt, Louisville; c. Read, W, F.
Cory, A. Goats, New York; Il. X. Reid,
W. H. Meade, Cincinnati; o. ii. Jones,
Atlanta; N. r. Campbell, Tullahoma; j.
Van Dusen, Pan Handle railroad; Jas. Il.
Andrews, Columbia; ii. Z. Sample, Mont
gcmery, Ala John Ntzhugh,, A. w. Wool
ley, New York; Edward White, st, Louis.
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Every One Speaks FaVOrabIy.

EAST MARsHFIELD, MASS, Aug. 81, $50.
Mr. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have been troubled with Canker
from childhood, causing my mouth 10 be so sore
at times that was unable 10 eatE Having taken
many preparations, but with no effect until L
tried yOur NEGETINE. Alter taking a few
doses, found it relieved the faintness at the
stomach that always accompanies canker humOr,
and by the time I had taken the third bottle
nv mouth was entirely cured. Have not been
troubled with it since that time, which is eight
months ago. ] have recommended il to several
Of nv acquaintances, and every one speaks
favorably Of its good effect.
Yours truly, p. s. SHERMAN.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE EXCUR-
sIONs To COLORADO.

The st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published a new and Illus
trated Guide to Colorado, (seasOn of 1851 Civ
ing 4 brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fare. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and InyaIIds. Free.
Send for copy. Address c. X. Lord, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
apps wed sat 3m
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According to G. w. p. Custis's reco

ACCORDING to G. w. P. Custis's recol-
lectiOhs, the grooming Of Washington's
white horses was something surprising.
The night before the horses were expeoted
to be ridden they were covered entirely
over with paste, of which whiting was
the principal component part; then the an
finals were swatbed in body clothes, and
left to sleep on clean straw. In the morn
ing the composition had become hard, was
well rubbed in, and curFied and brushed,
which process gave TO the coats beautiful
glossy and satin hike appearance. The
hoOfs were then blackened and polished,
the mouths washed, teeth picked and clean
ed, and the leopard-skin housings being
properly adjusted, the white chargers were
led out for service.
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NERVOUS old lady-policeman, police
man, there's a strange dog that will stick
to me, and won't leave me, and l can't get
rid Of him. Couldn't you take him in
charge, or something? Policeman (whO
doesn't like the job)-Very sorry ma'am,
but We can't interfere with any dog so long
as he's follerin' O'sOm ebOdy,
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., 45 Public Square. my26 I'm
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s,eamboa, Excursion and Picnic.

Tennessee Council No. so, United
Friends Of Temperance will give a steam
boat excursion and basket picnic to the
Hermitage tomorrow. The boat will
leave the upper wharf promptly at 8 o'clock
AN. As nothing has been left uEdone
that would contribute to the pleasure Of
the excursion, all who attend may expect
10 enjoy themselves.
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The superintendent Of Bon Aqua Springs
informs US that this beautiful TesoEt is in
splendidtrim for the season and full share
Of patronage from Nashville is expected.
Rates of board are low and accOmmoda-
tions superior. Railroad rates reduced
for the round trip, s..
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Real Lama and Lace Shawls, cheaper
than any other house in the United States,
at A. Winters. je6 If
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net PolOnaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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eENTLEMEN,s FURNISHINGS

GENTLEmEN'S FURNISHINGS,
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good GOOdS at low prices for
cash at Gray & NObIe'S.
mhl3 cody 4thp
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Blank 81 indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fail; plus I'd
tendency " rise.
C. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, U s. A.
No arrivals yesterday.
The John 5. Bransford departed for
Evansville and the Tennessee river yester-
day.
a new boat Of square bow and very light
tonnage is in course OF construction at the
upper wharf.
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More New wheat.

Spurlock, Hoke & Co. received yesterday
a consignment of new wheat from Maury
county. and sold it to o. T. Noel, proprie-
tor OF the Jackson mills. This is the
second lot Of new what that has been re-
ceiyed in our CITY.
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Mosquito Bars-Ready for use, or IN
made, at the very lowest market price, at
Richheimer's Dry Goods Emporium, 46
College street. je162t
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Ladies', Children's and Mems Cotton
Hose at &c and upwards, at A. Winters.
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A Steamboat Excursion
BASKET PICNIC

ITO HERMITAGE, WILL BE GIVEN BY
Il Tennessee Council No. 80, U. F. OF T., on
Thursday, June II. The fue steamer b. II.
Cooke has been chartered for the occasion, and
VIII leave the Upper Landing promptly at 8
O'Clock. je16 II
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New Glass in Photography this week,
No. 1 Cherry street. J. W. DOlbear.
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White French 0rgandy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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Bishop and Victoria Lawns at half their
value at A. Winters, 13jUnion street.
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A Percale, good quality at 12ac., at A.
Winters. je6f
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Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winters, Is Union street. je6 #
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VEGETINE extends its influence into every
part OF the human organism, commencing with
it, foundation; correcting diseased action, and
restoring vital powers; creating a healthy
formation and purificatiOn Of the blood; driving
out disease, and leaving Nature 70 perform is
allotted task.
Sold bH ssIE Druggists.
jel2 9t Ved, sat 4thp
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ONE of the modest little farming
patches in Illinois is laid out in 1900
acres Of corn, $500 acres Of fax, 1000
acres Of oats, and enough grass TO produce
about 5000 tons Of hay.
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japanese Check Silks 25e, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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CITY NOTICES.

Ifyou once wear an ElmwOod collar, you
will not be satisfied in wearing any Otheu
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BOOTS & SHOES
AT THE
Peoples Shoe Store,
102 CHURCH STREET,
Opposite st. Cloud Block,

atthe following very low prices coo pairs Ofladies
pebble goat at 3, s. 2, - 80 and s. IS; 100 pair
Of ladies hne slippers atloc, worth $50 so pair
Of ladies hne lasting, own make, Sl5d, worth
$3.50; 2u0 pair misses Ene lasting polish, own
make, 81, sl.25, worth 81 % and - .; misses'
kid slippers 50, worth al 500 children's slip
pers, All sizes, 6oc, worth 81; ladies' French mo-
rocco, own make, $3.50; French kid very cheap;
gents homemade boots $3.50 and $685. gents
shOp-made calf congress CATERS $40; calf
Alexis $50; 200 pair Of s0iled shoes very cheap.
VIII open tomorrow a lot Of boots and shoes
from bankrupt sale, which can be had at half
the usual prices.
,. W. LAWLESS a co.
apll cod tn janl0 4thp
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The Union and American job
RnOma

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
"A styles Of type necessary to do all kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
other heavy work in a superior manner, at
prices below that of Northern and Eastern
cities and In any and everything we propose %
do We challeng competition.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICF.R.
WASHINGTON, June 16, 100 A. NJ.
PrO6Gbilities.-FOr the lake region Ohio
valley and Tennessee, light northeast 10
northwest winds, stationary or HIGHER pres
sure, stationary or lOweS Temperature and
partly cloudy weather, With occasional
light rain.
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RIVER NEWS.
DAILY RsD0rt Of Stage q Water, tgitA CHANGES IN
ts q hours sIdin9 p. n. June Is, 1873
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STATE OF THE wEArHEE.

perature IS deg, mean temperature Sl.j deg
Amount Of rainfall in past "a hours OO1 inches
TsIegraphie Report from Signal SsrVfes Corps q.
s. A., Of ObSsTvGtiOH, al $50 p. n
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Unsolicited Evidence.

Nov. Il, IsT4
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-20

at Wholesale or retail sllt1l pay a licen.
&c $4,000.
Each petlur travelling on foot. 1000.
Each pcdlar travelling with ono
Of more horses, or. mules aud
wagon or cart not selling spi,i-
tuous liquors shall pay........ 5000.
Each pedlar tlavclingw with one
or more horses and mules, wagon
or cart and selling spirituous
liquors shall Observation-Disclosures. $500
Resolved further, etc. That the licen.
SEES herein authorized shall be due and
payable to the Parish Tax Collector on
the LIST. of March next. Any person re-
qniring a license rs heretofore provided,
and failing to pay the same on or before
the first day Of March, shall have s
per cent added to his license, for each
month that he shall so delay or neglect
to pay the same; and in case of neglect
or refusal Of any person to pay within
the time specified, it shall he the duty
of the Parish Tax Collector to proceed
against snch person, and enforce pay
ment with the penalties, the same as is
now or may hereafter he provided for
the collection of State Licences.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-20
yENTES

10. Par saisic dc sheriff, dams
Michel Heinc contrc A.
M%iltenbergcr, rhabitation Miltcnbcr-
ger situte a 81 miles dc In Nou-
vcllc-O Orleans, paroissc St. Jacques,
rive droite. La ventc aura lieu lc sa-
mcdi 6 mars, il II hcurcs a. NJ. sur
les lieuN-2o. La proprittt p. P%laisancc,
rive gaucllc. a GO miles de Ia Nouvclle-
ORLEANS, mesurant I'M lemi arpcnt de
face an tleuvc sur 40 de profonlenr,
ave. maison ct batisscs. La vcnte aura
lieu lc Samedi 6 mars, sur les licux.-
30. Cnc autle propriett, rive droitc. i
60 miles an-dessuS dc In N%ouvclIe-O
leans, appartcnant Il NJ. L. Lcbnuf ct
mesurant ,n arpent dc face sur 50 de
protondcur. La vcnte aura lieu lc %
.%janvicr 1870, d II l%'eurcs, sur les licux.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-20

s0arfAs4SylutiUn tlcs emettiers, ct en-
douhd u tN6l6utandeineht 4 notre esti-
maAl5cppsavissisnE \. r. Poche. Envi-
lfeGn 1901 3f6s,haafA, i plupart, de couleur,
: se gefR6btafplstiaeRgsdtaltt ouu AZ n \, i. +. poche,
II JosiA mialclhaat snrs "a camp reyolta, ar'ne
atQheiasant ann sieurs Vim. Riley, H..
RossyJsWs Higgins ct aat1cs. Une. ba-
1, !, tg,gqt(Qlleei etseiitt 4 !. cggagsiilpdrree. les I lllommes noirs
du posse voulaient faire bonnie ct pfomp-
Ute nsticeg DIES reyolt6s ct dies assassins.
MaisM F.P. Poche, homme de prudence
L. ,etsleuang Afroil, les conscilla ct les calma.
Tout fnit par rarrestation pure ct sim-
i pie dies nosnmes w. Rilcy,H. Ross, Was.
Y, EiIEgas,P. Dickinson, Ruben johnson,
i LMhin Pierre, ct James Taylor. Sans NJ.
Htoei6, lies dts noirs norneraient pas
ACtuellenAent notre geble. Ceux de leur
ssl,propre race voulaient hes Gcharper sur
Y Yhenre. t.iitlaedts aE la
Mails qu'etaicnt devenus lie depnte
Travis, NJ. j., Chiquet ct les debris du
premier possef-W. Riley chef de Ia
{ dbalde ct de remeute-il await appele
~ lee 'negres la evoisinage 4 Ia reyolte-
s4iscntant que lie camp serait bicnt6t cerne
IL ct pis, voyant riinpossibifte lie Ssis-
itsr au !secend p0sse, Ut comprcnant Ia
q 1esfoasabilit6 peasant sur hi ct les
siens, 'voulut julidiquement denat,rer
he's fats ct transformer les victimes en-
!. metlrtricrs. II await tait III affidavit de-
want +. Rossjuge de paix du 4e.district,
centre a.! Tfavis,J. Chiquet, Clark Shell
win ct autres, les accusant d'avoir tue
Eugene Joseph. Jr., "a propre victime,
iiitont IN lnoins celle lie "a bande; ct il
sS6tait. ainsi, avant far,ivee du posse F.
aiP.fPoche, ,debarrasse des prisonniers
devenus genants.i
Tout est m%aintenant calme.
lie juge n. s. Landry informe.
On croft que. d'autres arrestations Sc
lcnt ffaliites.
u camp Aymar, .depuis l%ongtemps,
jouit Dune reputation execrable.
Eugene Joseph, rhomme tue,etait un
honnete ct .laborieux mulatre. II n,avait
que vingt-deux ans.
W. Riley. est un politician sans pro-
fessionlt ct ldes plus dangereux. II. Ross,
Pun des 6meutiers, est constable.
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dtlouler dc sa tGte i SEES pieds ct lui fai-
re un maliteau CONNIE jamais impdretri-
men u porte ct men porte3a, ellie au-
raft doublemcnt pleurd SEES peclles d'a-
mour. Disons aussi, 81 nous he ravons
dlja dit, que Marie 6tait ui,e honntte
file. Paris, Minotaure dc toutes les YER
tns, lie ravait point dGvorte, ct sa pu-
retc etait aussi vraie que sa beauta.
Raoul monta done tres rapidcment,
deux marches pardenX marches, rcscaliel
qui condulsait III cinqueme Itage. lie
cRW lui battait fort, comme il vo,s,
om,mc a nous, 81 nous EMISSIONS etc RAJ
oul, ct 81 Marie nous eht attendus All
seuil du paradise belle, souriante, ray
%onnante d'amour, les bras ouverts pour
nous ~recevoir sur son sein.
Mails Marie n'ftait pas Ia.
-Cest ,juste, dit RaUul. Ellie ne rcn
trera que plus tard, ct je suis I'M grand
fou d'a%voirOublie que Marie trAvaillejus
qua Init heures du sOir. J'amrais cepen
dant etc 81 heureux de la trouver
mon arrivee! Afternoons.
1T RAoul ouvrit sa porte ct inspecta
ga petite chamhrp. Tout Gtait i sa place
ricm ne %manquait, ct I'm bouquet Gle VIC
lettes fan1es faislit une figure assoc
m~&lancoli1ue sur Ia chemin6e.
Tue lettre! Qu'cst.ccY ditil. q
moi Dieu IT,.
TT lc jcunc homme tomha CONNIE fou
droyt.
j. GENTIL,
"a Contiauer.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-20

NO. 81. RUE PETERS,
Cote "ord)entre l-sr"es Donane It Bienviiie.
CHAS. DLRUYTER, Agent general.
Bnlte tie Puste, No SOL.
Q"alite snpfrieure de Sn.f It d'HuiIe de
pi.d- lie Ltenf.
Expedition dams tontes les parties du rnys,
Euvoi de- C:cuiuires ct Brochures sur de-
m"nde. 2Of-v75.
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D..RNlERES %NOUYELLES.

III est question dc arrangements
dams le Cabinet de Washington ct dams
lie personnel des employees tcdtlaux a II
Nouvelle,O Orleans. On dit que les rali-
caux extlcmis;cs, an Congress, s..ruut
forces de faire dies concessions aux mo-
deres sur les atfaircs Ge la Louisiana.
A Ia Chamhriie de Hahn. iite L.
gisiature, mails tripot, Ward, de Grant.
a tait II scene dc houge,c 'est-a-lire iu-
re, sacrt, bcnglf. hurl&, brandt son re-
volver etc. LA police a lii i%ntcrvenir ct
empoigner Honorable Ward. lie tapage
fut tel, que le clairon federal a some ct
qu'une sentinello dc Sheridan monte Ia
garde a Ia porte du taulis. lie Ward on
question. parait il, est un DIES mistrables
qui ont pousst les malheulpuX dc Col,
fax i rtmeute, ayant ell toutctois la pru.
dencc de sc tenir i Ftcart. Inntile dc
dire que &c nest pas I'm Conservatism
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR
THE YEAR 1875.

-:O:- -
For the redemption of ono
tenth of the parish bonds an.
thorizcd to be issued under
Act No. 35 Of 1869. ........ 81, OOO, 90.
For the payment Of interest
on Parish bonds authorized
to be issued under Act No. 36
of 1869. 100000.
For the payment Of outstand-
ing Indebtedness. 3,5oo,O 90.
For the payment of salaries
of Parish officers. 3,5o0,o 90.
For the payment of fees of
Clerk of Court in criminal ca
SEES Observation-Disclosures. 10000.
For the payment of fees of
Sheriff in criminal cases..... 100000
For the payment of fees Of
Sheriff maintenance of prisOn.
ers Observation-Disclosures. 100000.
For the payment of fees Of
Coroner. $4,000.
For the payment of witnesses
fees in criminal cases....... 10000.
For payment of Justices fees
in criminal ceases. $4,000.
For payment Of Constablcs
fees in criminal cases. ....... GjO,OO.
For the payment of Dictrict
and Parish Attorneys fees in
criminal cases.............. 10000.
For the payment of Printing
and advertising. .......... 10000.
For the payment of Grand and
Petit Jurors 10000.
For the support of the poors.
Paragraph II. Sec. 2742. r.
s. 1s7o..................... 10000.
For the support of Public
Schools, to be used IN buying
land and building school hou-
SEES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,5oo,oo.
For Commission to Tax Col
lector Observation-Disclosures. 100000.
For repairs of Public Build
ings Observation-Disclosures. 10000.
For Contingent Expenses. $4,000.
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