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ternined By the lawfully constituted authorl-
force, he shall eomnnicate the tact q such
controversy to The Senate. which shall deter
mine which. Il either. OF the two bldiss Il the
BY Representative scales. of North Carolina.
ApprOpriattng $4,000 to aid In the centennial
celebration Of tho battle, Of duiliord Court
House. March IL. 1881. and $4,000 for q monu-
Ment to Con. Greene, to be erected at Green's
NJ eSa q A. Tie
Georgia. taking bis. receipt and Ruara9tee for
ttheir return IN good order when demanded. 1850
or hs nss q ,e mdds Ma ana
ard Agricultural School at Milledgeville. Ca
By nj. Robinson. Of Louisiana-For strength
Mr.. King. Of Louisiana. from the C2mmittee
on Epidemic Diseases. reported BILL 70 In:
crease the efficiency OF the National Board OF
Health. Placed on the House calendar.
COMMITTEES. o1 reported q Sill authorisine the
t. call anitFy se e
The morning hour was dispensed with and
hs House aosess an no
bill rhe pending misunderstanding out
the clause appropriattnR geo 600 for charge g,
defeated. Mr.. Blackbnrn's amendment. pro-
posing to deduct so per cent OF the salary II the
representatives abroad were absent from duty
amendment to stop pay II absent more than
thirty days was also defeated. His amendment
10 reduce the salary ct the secretary OF lega-
tion TO China from $4,000 to A2b00 was also de-
feated. Mr.. Blackburn then offered an amend
fAent providing that no diplomatic officer not
mentioned In this bill shall be entitled to any
salary or compensation of any kind whatever.
and repeating the laws authorizing the pay
ment Of any salary or compensation to such
officers.
In the course OF short debate Mr.. Aiken. Of
South Carolina created a good deal OF merrt-
ment by stating that he had made g. calculation
and had discovered that tweDty-eight members
consumed u per cent OF all the time OF the
House: OF the remaining time per cent was
consumed by Southern men, 10 per cont by one
man from Michigan. Alluding to Mr.. Conger.
and the balance BY Northern Democrats.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Cox of New York, replying to the speech
OF Mr., Blount. on Saturday. defined his position
on the consular question. He would strike
down the aalariea Of men whose only business
seemed to be- to dine at cafes. listen to the gos-
sip Of men who were not In sympathy with re-
publican institutions. and return home at their
pleasure when not galltvRnttnR through
Europe.
Several Tits took place between Messrs, Sin
gleton and Blackburn. In which MIR. Blackburn
asserted that MIR. Singleton did not understand
his own BILL and Mr.. Singleton retorted by
pointing out two blunders which Mr.. Blackburn
had made in his Saturdays speech within the
space OF q line and q half,
The House then adjourned.
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MEXICAN ITEMS.
Mexico Two Republics.J

Mexico Two RepuhlicsJ
The streets Of the city Of Guadalajara are
now Illuminated with gas.
A man is on trial In the City Of Mexico for
an attempt to murder himself.
At last accounts the people Of Chihuahua
were expecting another Indian invasion.
One hundred and seventeen criminals es-
capped from the Merida prison short time
since.
The friends OF Mr.. Benitez have decided
upon his formal nomination as presidential
candidate.
Large numbers Of the Topic rebels are lay
ing down their arms and submitting to the
government.
Mr.. Zamacona is called the Yankee candi-
date for the Presidency; II believed, Of course
this alone would defeat him.
The Federal government has, censured the
Governor OF Chihuahua for permitting his
troops to follow Indians into the United
States.
The Mescaleros who escaped from Chepul-
teppc are committing murders In the State Of
Guaaaiuato. having died i've persons within
two dayp.
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TIE FORTY. sixth CONGRESS.
What the sOlons at the National
Capital Did Yesterday.
The Ute Agreement and Other Mat
ters In the Henate--Bi1l Day in
the House-Debate on the
Consular Appro-
priation Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Senate.-On motion
OF the Mr.. Wallace q communication from the
Secretary Of State In response to a Senate reso-
luton calling for Information concerning &C.
ton under the Spanish claims trenty OF 1919.
was referred to the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations. with instructions to make such recon-
mendations to the Senate rs seems proper
under the circumstances.
Messrs. Allison and Teller gave notice Of
proposed amendments to the bill ratifyInR the
Ute agreement, which were ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Coke stated that he had intended to ask q
confederation OF the Ute bill this morning. but
from Iowa, Mr.. Allison. we're very Important
and should be carefully considered; be would
not ask q vote On the bill to. dny, but moved
colorado. Mr.. Teller. to speak upon it.
WHO desired tRs sonsidsraslop Il ,hs calender:
Geneva award bill pushed aside, aud By Mr..
MCPHERSON, who moved to take up the Joint
resolution reported BY tho ommittee On Naval q
survey to Inquire Into the advisability Of COM
pletinR the double. turreted iron clads. After
discussion the Senate decided 70 proceed with
The Bill Introduced to provide for On interna-
tional exhibition In 1883. In New York, was dis
Mr. Thurman said he would be glad to see
such an exhibition, but thought this bill likely
to break down Of It's own weight: owing to the
great number Of persons provided for In the
Incorporation. The only way to make the affair
mon available for the purpose and pay them 9
good salary to enable them to devote their
MI. Edmunds favored the object OF the bill.
but desired more time 70 examine II The
The Senate then resumed consideration Of
the Geneva q awardb a. PHI M sfna &c
striking out thesclause authorizing the COM
mission to consider and allow claims
for payment Of premiums for war risks.
a. ssd Tss TheDg
not insisted upon BY our government. and NOT
penny was ever awarded to US for enhanced
30 was followed BY NJ: Blaine IL opposition
the bill was laid aside. owing to Mr.. Thurman.s
being attacked by . rush Of blood to the head,
which compelled him @ retire from the Senate
The House joint resolution for the appoint
meut OF board Of survey to report on the adj
Visibility OF completing the four double. tur-
reted monitors now under contract was taken
III. Mcpherson delivered speech, charging
gross extravaganoe and corruption on the part
Of the late naval administration IN connection
with these vessels.
The resolution was then passed. and then the
Ho,fse-Under the call OF the States the fol-
LOWING bills were introdu ced and referred:
BY Mr. Houston. OF Alabama. 10y reQuestl -
Prescribing and del1ning the manner OF guar
6 e.a s sS fern s
President shall ascertain that there exists In
any State controversy between two organized
bodiu. caoh daiming 70 b the legislatuse ot
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MacEine and Carriage EoIh.
Nuts. WaShere and Nails,
Steel BlackSm1th Tools Of all description,
Files. Sand and Emory Paper, Emory Cloth.
Su4ar. House and RAILROAD Lamps and Ian.
terms,
Putpam's Polished and Pointed Hosse Shoe
Halls,
Morse Patent Twist Drills.
Tank. 0ooDars' and Boiler Rivets.
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1 TERRIBLE CRIME.
v Woman Beaten To Death by Her
Husband.
Full Particulars Of the AFFAIR, To-
gethsr With the Statement
OF witnesses.

r.4 .tcht ~ u.sn o,olnnt Mics Olnrko
Dsddler By occupation. called y the Third Pre-
s1os nm M We W. resided VIII lin
= No ~ Barracks street. had fallen from
chair ana was dead.
Sergeant Gilbert Immediately repaired to th
hous ,s., Ana sttsr inspectins the body was con
sss soa,I, isslt rith ana = the husband ha,
sOt sssp oonsistsnt II ID versions d the atrar
hm snd lGSssS nim y sas Jackson
sooa = ths lniUrnssion q me death
INV TOMan ~ Mnuo v. Az ~ 49, IA n
tnks IRE. r. X sSasod tkrn,,~n
ns Riae9 nv ~ rs,, ~ mi thancn mts
y4rd. nltnv 10 sne easfeme ana t h,e inss
64Fdly Al ior dox r reside e. :, ,,sa,.,.. !.
mere va nOt ei99io pseyS ~ s n. ~. y
ns roou ssvc X, St.sit hsrIv vnrthv e
msntion save f9r the iacs Inat 4 sHksS pr9mIi
nent part 70 tnts aeehS np,,nssd Ne
fhese iaots six aumin UeinHS ocgupiiHu u 49,
slsisd or q ilss olsrts zlics 6l.sfs: &c g:
Alec Clarke. Ased thirteen hn YsHrs james ss
sis yssrs 49, n. '.a.s' 80 80 $3.50 80
~ ne entranG ,s OF enS sefoaeI d me
n INA ,,snr rasher n una.IhIs o 49,
Covered WitS dirty irsss. stiil iIthsr pieces 81
glOtn snl plSCeS NJ gH Sas Il, Ias IN w. IN. H.
,toImeq V9re tne psus tnae slc MgmDsrs VI un1
% sept ssH q tbe corse
ne Was warned ~ tne gil A.loe 70 20 careful
..t s nv rarnrfar s,,mhied 81, m obect and
NV laas "a aeporSS, cnre " ~ @ t
1eIx Vt sno ~. hn..hin ~ Inv INA sc
sno.o y;,y ~ III wssS+ir + 81 thts ~
, W. " az AN, ~ ri ~ anv N ~
strange wnon Va VIZ ALSO GoM psil6l ~ Say lnat
E4GEU was HQt UdE W DAOON 49, saA0 w! p1cs
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A Cheap Job.

There was foud between the How're and
Westfall families, Ia Warren county, Iowa,
and the Howries hired George Wheeler to xiii
price to be paid after the death Of each, and
500 to be added for the ninth, making $1,000
for the whole job. Wheeler began work by
shooting at the father of the Weetfalls, but
only slightly wounded him In the head. New
eEtheIess, he demanded 500 from the How
rtes. They told him that they would not nay
for such bad marksmanshir, and he could
only get SO; 20 he exposed the plot, and AL
concerned In It are now In jail.
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THE LABOR TROUBLES.
No Satisfactory Conclusion Arrive
At The Militia In Readiness.

mo 0otl0IacCOTy CONCLUSION ATT1Vou
At The Militia In Readiness.
The latest advices from the Parish Of st. John
indicate that no satisfactory settlement has
been arrived &c betwsen the striking laborera
and the planters. Committees 81 conference
wore appointed. but failed to effect amicabls
arrangements. and the strike continues. work
being suspended on number Or plantations
Another meeting Of the strikers was held
yesterday. aud q colQred leader named Foz
haranaued the crowd in manner CAL
c1lated to increase the bad feeling
and we regret to learn that the col
ored strikers have taken out and whipped
other colored men who have failed to obey
se . Sf 81 warss. 6 .a sss ssr ss,s
werc to be brought before the local courts yes
M i s. s a. ssssss. s as sss,s g;
upon the ability Of the local authorities
to effect the arrest and punish offenders
ernors SIAN hss explained fully e the strikers
that fhay viii not be permitted to interfere
with tbo. riehts and privileges Of laborers who
sx as:es ns se
10y s sys dls:st.sasd. and tpst s6ey can %
sided they do not trespass upon the property Of
4 they VII not work st the rates offered By
chen the strikers must understand that they
will have 70 move OF and make room for those
thHt will work.
II will bs known to. day upon the return Of
Major Strong what conclusions have been ar
rived &c, and preparations have been made to
sustain the local authorities and protect the
peace.
We are informed that the Crescent City Bat.
TALON and the Battalion of the WASHINGTON
Artillery are under orders to ba ready to move
at moments notice the signal for assem-.
bling bslng fifteen consecutive taps on the fire
alarm b0ll
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pins Residence. for which no was sentenced for
UPPER BnTHur..

Last evening large assemblago eathered at
the Upper Bethel to listen to the grand concert
given under the auspices Of the crew Of the
steamship Texas. Capt. Perouse Rev. DR.. Il. b.
Waters delivered an entertaining address
after which the crew of the vessel amused
their friends with numb, r OF SONGS.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-07-17

ana distribute what remains after pavin,, ,no
privileged, among the crcditor, I.,l, vac
affirmed, with costs "'5'lcht
''t'tc vi Louisiana VS.. Elijah Horrshv A,-
peal 1f"m her ia.-Dclendaut WIS in,i.to1 g.
hlhf"er' found guilty, and sentenced to ,o,;..,,
'iarS lor me- The jury retired ON s,tn,,,a,,
|" thelf room 10 agree upon a verdict ami
agreeing thc court adjourned ll,llino s,tur,.
hlSht TIL Monday morning On Sunday r,,,.,,
| NY inc Jury landeda sealed yerdicttothe c,o,,,
I'LL" separated and DISPERSED This scn,r,+ia,,
Was lat"l |" tie verdict. JUDGMENT ro,,or,o,,
ana defendant ordered to he held for .,,nt,,,,,
trial. "'''''eA
board of Liquidation of the CITY Debit va t,o
'i's ol Ne" orleans Judgment of lower co,,t
| ''"'eildc": injunction made per,e,u,l ,n +,a
eA'ehl OF 1"fblddlnS the CITY from ca,r,.;,,,.
out ordinance No G523, hut without nr.in1i.o
10 'lie riSht OF the City of disposin. Of tho ;,,h
OF way IN question i'll cash, or othcr,riso a.
proceeds or such disposal. if any to Ia =,
posted with the fiscal agent of tho ho.., -.
credit OF the lefty debt fund" to he on,,,io, -,
inc extinction OF the bonded debt of Tho r;,,,
whether evidenced ny funded M ru+r,,,a,
nohoS or the City. Ordered that tho ,,,,,.,,
OF Plaintiffs that the power Of djsnosino ~ ~,
right OF way heeXclusvcly in them bo roi,,,.s,
WIN judgment III favor of the defendants-
pl'iti1s paying costs in both rourts
'ohh ~ fharr VS. McHurh 4 Vnson Of ola
Appeal from st. Mary-.Judrm.rt of ,o,,.,,.,
court against wife Of Lorenzo u yiro,,,+ -
hthieo' Judgment rejecting plointi4-s d,,,,,,
against H. j. saunders as surety ~, t,,a ,.
SUED Oh ana ITS curator of the cst,ta ,f pi,,
STOUT also surety, reversed and iud,,n.n+ ,;,.,,,
III FAVOR OF plaintiff against II. T. S,unl.,. ..
sonally and as curator of tha ost.+o -.
N Spitdo, for tIc sum of s40oo with Q
interest from Feb. 10th. 1879 suhio.+ w.
of Sl122.G1 paid Feb eth. 1880 irI.,,,,,.,
NJ Ntzhugh, individually and as i, ,,o,1
the planting partnership Of Mcuur, {,
sci 'Siae' ana TINS case renamed for trio, nc ~
i''''''' $40" 'hS OUT OF his alleged authority
lor the execution of the note sued ON ana HE
'"'ii''''ioh thereof and the alleged
dement, clllrlhg to him out of the money -,
w. vi '"it "otc' WITH reservation of the
eufelics on sald note to their rpcours. nm Mr.
- Sl'N ihs ont OF their said sulretyship; and
(hat appelees pay costs of appeal.
DeSire ihioodeauN vs. CGophas Broussard
Appeal from Observation-Disclosures ~
irmcd with costs.
I. e. Duson VS.. c. NJ. Thompson Anpe,1
rom 81. Lalidly-Ordcretl, adjud-ed and d.
rec" that The verdict of the Jury he set
'sldc; that the Judgment of the lower court
Il so IA" as 1t DEGREES c. NJ. Thompson as elected
lcrIff OF St Landry, he avoided, anuulled and
eNel5ed' and i'll other respects that if he
Ihrhied and 1t is further ordered that
{. Duson he decreed to have becn
eSaily elected sheriff of the Parish of St
'ahdry' at the election held Oh December 81
S79. -"'
St. Landry democrat., 1880-07-17
OpclOus;aS to Alexandria.
IN. 0. Times.

,Messrs. {. 4. Whitney g. Co. stand
pledsGa to complete the railway from
'ermlllonVIlle to Opelous as on the first
or September. From the pres ent out
look the line will be completed before
tiiat date. The town of Washin yton
VIII be reached on October Is. Az the
lines has already announced, it is now
contemplated to extend the road tn
Alexandra. A large and fertile area Of
country would thereby be placed within
easy reach OF the best of markets. and
lands will be made valuable that are
now difficult of sale at any price.
PLANTERS would then be able to reach
their plantations by a journey of a few
hours from this city.
NOW, Messrs. Z. a. Whitney & Co. ask
very, very little, from the people whom
their railway is to benefit. They ask
the right of way, which should be
promptly given, in view of the fact that
landholders will thereby enhance the
value OF their holdings They, more
o ove La ask TO oe promptly supplied with
soo,ooo cross ties, but they stand ready
Whitney q Co. have purchased six
thousand tons of steels rails, weighing
fifty-six pounds to the yard, and to be
delivered here during the months of
October, November and De-
cember. 1t the people along the route
pursue the proper policy, the cars will
pass over these rails to Holmesyille on
January l, 1881, and to Alexandria on
the lst OF succeeding April.
There can be'Only one opinion as to
the beneficial effect to be exerted on the
prosperity Of Louisiana by the construc-
ton OF the railway from Opelousas to
Alexandria. Usually, railway compa-
MES ask subscriptions with the tacit I'M
1erstanding: that they involve a total
oss: The Morgan company ask nothing
1t the kind: They merely ask the right
IT way. They are willing to pay for
everything else. They have the capital
md the, will to accomplish whatever
hey undertake. But we hope nobody
will foolishly suppose that they can
orce the company to accept any terms
hat may, in pursuance of a short sighted
'ollcy, be dictated. Messrs. Whitney
7 GO. wish to construct the road from
)pelonsas to Alexandria, but only on
ondition that they be met in a broad
nd liberal spirit. This is no case of
llarity. For everything received, more
han a fair equivalent will be given. 1t
ow remains for the property holders
0 say whether they wish to see the rail-
FAY from Opelousas to Alexandria built.
let the answer to this plain question be
ulck, hearty and liberal.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-07-17
How to Drop Him.
IN. Y. SUM-

1t has been proposed that the Rcpub-
lican party formally rcnounce the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Garfield and substitute
some other candidate for President in
his place.
Thisis obviously impracticable. There
is no provision for reassembling the
National Convention for any such
purpose.
Then, if the National Convention were
reassemblcd, it would probably be i'm
possible to nominate any other man.
No leading Republican is available.
Another man comparatively unknown
would have to be taken up, and he
might he found, ultimately, to be just
as badly tainted as Garfield.
The reassembling of the National Re-
publican Convention and the selection
Of another candidate instead of Garfield
is seen to be clearly impossible.
What, then, can be done by honest
and earnest Repubicans9
They can quietly drop him at tho
polls; and il they cannot make up their
minds to vote for Hancock they need
not vote at all.
That is the way it can be done: In
hat way we are persuaded it will be
lone. And Garfield will drop into
nerited oblivion.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-07-17

A fish likes flies. That's the difference
between q fish aud a bald headed man,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-07-17

Lehta Lague VS.. Vincent Boagni ct al. An
peal from the Parish Of ST. Landry-This suit
was TO annul tax sale, on the grounds. that
the property was not assessed in plaintiffs
hame' out III the name of other persons who
did not own it; that the proceedings in regard
10 inc tax sale were not carried on contradic
torliy with the plaintiff but against ether
Parties not representing her; that the taxes
claimed were illegally assessed, and exceed
inc UNIT HXed by law. In bar, defendant plead
prescription Of one and two years, and that
pialntih Is estopped from attacking the sale be-
cause she induced him to purchase the propertv
and subsequently ratified the sale: and that
II plaintiff has any action it is one of redemn
'ioh Inc lower court overrtIled the plea of
prescription and sustained the estoppel; and
inc case was dismissed with reservation of
pialntlf's right to sue for redemption, From
TINS Judgment plaintiff appealed. The ASSESS
ment OF the property in the name of p. A. Nezat
q Co.. and the proceedings against them to
collect the taxes, were irregular and absolutely
aai' ana not binding on plaintiff, the real |
o"her' Inc tltle OF plaintiff could not he |
Invested III Such manner. The defence of |
cannot be used to perfect titles in
Eases where the grosest Irregularities and ahso-
ute huihties were known. The defence of
'stoppel can hardly stand on its face The
evidence to support it is merely oral, not writ
EN-. AS 1t was not objected to it might have
'Hect, II 1t were sufficient. 1t is vague. CON
!icung ana unsatisfactory. Parol testimony.
! admissible in such case, must be as precise
Iao convincing as written evidence, ait ia
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Respectfully Submitted.
+. SAMOAN, Parish Treaa,re-
I~hibodaux. La, July 5th. 1880.
MEMORANDUM.
Deposited for cutting Levee by
Leon Tregle, Cash ~ ~
SSsa'lS ana D"herty, note pay. Dec. |. 20 OO
Cias. Aerlnsue, note payable Dec. l. o5 M
On motion, duly seconded. the f,re,o;n,,
report was received and referred r., ~ ~
nance Committee. IN -
The follOwln. report of tho p-os;5...
was received. io'"en'
THIBoDAUX, La. July 5. 1880.
TO the Police Jury:
At the close of the last session of ,ou,
body | issued commissions to the toll, sG"r
person elected as Road Inspectors.
District No. !. w. s. P. O'Morris.
D!strict Mo-, Etienne Leblanc.
District No. J. }. B. Aucoin.
District No. 4. l.. Leblanc.
District No. S. Joe Dantin.
Mr. eBlan OF District M. 4 raf,s;,.
10 accept the'position, l requested Mr. M,
aau . serve as Inspector of District No. !
Until the present assembly of the jury. "
VIZ. Dantin of No. 5. has also declined n
accePt the position Of District No. 5. I have
"oG taken any action in his case.
nave also accepted the Bonds of J. w.
IA.ooi0ch, Parish Recorder, of K. r.. Mc.
Trlue Parish Assessor. +. Samoan. Parish
treasurer. and Of Theophile Thibodanx 81
onerin and OF Tax Collector.
w the day advertised for the same. 7
""Juoieated to Mr.. Antoine Fores, he
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Mr.. F. Nugent A. B.. one oil
tho professors OF st. Vincent's
College, Cape Girardeau Mo-,
will visit ThibOdeaux and vicinity
during the coming week to solicit
students for the next scholastic
year Of that institution, which
opens the first Monday in Septem
Der. Prot. Nugeut is personally
known to many ut our young
men who have attended st. Vim.
CENTS in the past few years. aud
the institution he represents is
too popular to need any commen
dation. Young men desiring to
go to college this fall cannot do
better than to SEQ Mr.. Nugent
when he arrives in town.
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July 9Th, 1880.

The Police Jury of the Parish of I.afou-.
che this day met p~ursuant to assianment
IN the Clerks office, at the Court House in
the town Of Thibodaux.
Present : Messrs. S. T. Grisamors, J. s.
Seely, Sosthene Fo.se, H. N. Coulon. James
Moren, Hamilton Ago, Lawrence Kraeme,
and VALERIE Guidry.
ABSENT: Messrs. Charles Mathews and
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NOTICE.

Public schools will he opened, II -
farlsh on or about the first uf Septemhe
1851. Applicants tor Teachers positieael
vail send written applications to the us6G3
signed who will notify them when to =
pear before the Board of Directors ~ ~.
8. T. GRlSkMORE, ]
secretary Parish Board of School UirscteA|
Parish of Laf0urche.
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The minutes Of the morning session Of
the day previous were read and adopted as
recorded.
ihe reading Of the minutes Of the even
ing session OF tire day previous was dispens
ed with.
Thibodaux, July 9Th. $780,
10 the Honorable the President AVID Mem1ers
y the Police Jury Of Tie Parish of La
fcurche:
Gentlemen The committee on Claims
beg leave to report that they have careful
~ examined the claims referred to them
and report favorably on the following,
due this year and to be paid out OF the
funds OF 1880, viz: