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mo. IL AN ORDINANCE

ITO prnhbit Ale and Porter Shops and Housex
and Places for Significant or Hsbituai ReSora
for Fippling and lntemperanes, and to Rssulafe
Taverus and other Houses Of Public Entertain-
Enent." Psssed March ~, 1883.
SEC. l. Be IL ordained by Ae Council Of RG-
cenna paItage. That any person or persons who
shall keep, sell, vend, give away. or in any man-
ner dispose Of any Intoxicating Liquors, Ale. Por.
ter or Strong Beer, at or in any house of Enter
tainment, Tavern, Grocery, Bar, Stard, Saloon,
or other place Of general or public esort, shall bo
guilty of misdemennor, and on conviction thereof
shaltfo the first offence be fined in any sum nos
less than twenty Eve dollars nor over fifty dollars
and shall be committed to the Jail Of the CoeniS
until tho fue and costs are paid, and for the see
oud and sach subsequent offence shall be fined in
any not less than fifty dollars nor more fka0
one hundred dsllassS and be imprisoned 10 the JAif
of the Cornty fsss than ton days. nor mora than
thirty dsys and shall stand committed in the Jail
Of the County until the fine and costs are paid.
SEC. 2. In all prosecutions under this ordinanL
ce it shall bo sufficient to aver in the complaint
and 10 prove on the trial that Intoxicating drinEa
or liquors wers as any of the above places kept,
sold, yended, or given away. or in any manner dis
posed of-witheut averng or proving the kind Of
liquor. tho quantity if sold, the price paid thsrs-
for.
SEC. 8. Any person who shall make eompaiat eS
the violation of the provisions of this ornanc and
on other testimony than his own, procure the con-
viction of the accused-sha receive from the
Treasurer Of Rayenna Village tho sum often Dol
lars
SEC 4. All suits or actions brought for q. vio-
| lation of this ordinance shall be Instituted and
prosecuted in tho name Of Ravsnna Village. and
warrant TO bring the offender forthwitis Eefars
the Mayor, to answer the accusation, shall be she
| first prucess.
SEC. 5. This Ordinance to take affect and hs
in force from and affer the first day Of May, A. De-
| 1859.
| o. P. BROWN. Mayor.
| Attest; S. R. FREEMAs. Recorder.
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Ia the city of New York there IRE l22Gi
families who are destitute of Bible, and 5000
who refuse to receive one Better ssra ni,sssou
and Happis,. may he now obininsd Tor
, idollars Addaess DYER d. WILLS,
s,s GLoaj xa& g.
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ruins of Old Fort Prospect, which was erected by
the American Army in l777. 1t was this fount-
ain which supplied the army with water, and
many time has the g Father of his Couniry.''
aud his brave conpatriots in arms. here q1enchsd
their burning thirst. and cooled their fevered
brain; and received that refreshment and strength,
which.
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ApJouasMENr.-The Ohio Legislature adjourn.
ed Sine die last Monday.
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THE OHIO STAR !.
LYMAN w. HALL, EdiaOr,
rs. BsLRs /. BOSFWlfK. Regular Contributor
Es A VEN y a.,
Wednesday. March !6 S53

Free Democratic state Ticket Il
1883.
Fer Governor.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN BISSELL,
of Lake County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
Of Lake County.
For Secrstary OF Ssats,
WILLIAM e. GRAHAM.
OF Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State.
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER X. WATSON,
OF Seneca County.
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For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON,
OF Seneca County.

For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO Q. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
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cOPARTMERsHTP-

VENHE undersigned has this day associated wish hiA
II in the Hating business Edneaa Fwin. and the
buslness wifi he resfler be conducted ses the aud
6rm of Jss Fwi;t q Co. the old aar now occupisd
by the subs etber until the st of October next when
we remove ofthe Bnck Ssotes to be erected
by II. L.. Day on the burnt district.
Ravenna. Feb. 28th. 1883. JAMES TwTTr.
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NEW BOOKS

DATENT PIPE BoxEs-For Wood az.
q ,e. great improvement sas cid plan, .seS
assortment iu,: received BY
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C0PARTNERSUIP,

FEy HE undersigned have this day associated
with them in the Mercantile business VIII
lialh X. Witter, and the business will hereafter bo
conducted under the name aud 6im of Rowel!.
Wnter & Co.. at the Stone Store {now occupied
by us) until tne 1ss of April next, when they wih
remove to the Brick Store formerly occupied by
John NJ. Hood & Co.
RoWELL & BROTHER.
Ravenna, Feb. 18th, 1853. nl208
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81 LORENZO FROST. Co. Auditor,
Auditors .oEcs Portage County,t
>. Haisass,s March lGhx Issa isilfe"
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The bullion IN the B.ps Of gaglsnd. amounts si
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TFNHE subscriber has been appointed agent for POrs
Il aRe comfy for the sale oi .'lhmans Patent Dosi
and Gate Spring" to which awarded the first pre-
MUM the "Worlds Fair" at London IN 1851. Fhs
above springs for sale at ufacturets pIces
Ravenna March Cd. 1853. e. II. RIG HARDSON.
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) R.repna, Sounslr 80 sssa.
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nARLEY'S celebrated Hsavs Remedy.
ny fresh supply just reed at Sw,rT'A
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"ROUGHT NAiLS,-6d cd lod aad laA
w jus, received and for Ssls very ls~at
3 I k,cuARnsosiA
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S.ssa',..a.. I, Fer. 81. lass'
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For Treasurer of State.
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

San AccIDENr Tile Iree1ort journal
says we learn that yesterday morning
several Irishman employed 10y 4essrs
Wood y Pine. on their railroad contract
four miles west Of TINS town. met with @
dreadful accident. Il seems that whilst
excavating under bank. large quantity
Of earth suddenly FL. in, breaking the
less and arms, and otherwise manrlinE =
St them. \ few weeks AGO q man o11a-
ged on this contract was killed in a SINH
aar manner
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

STEAMBOAT EETL0sI1E.-A tie steam
T J Wilson was leaving tie landing at
Colombia. Ark. sA0r. time since. two Of
her boilers burst. carrying away the fore
castle and nearly one third Of the hurri-
cane roof The stanche9us that supported
tue social hall and forward part Of the
gentlemen.s cabin gave way. and tie pas
senSers were prceipitased into the FIRE be-
low The number of Ewes lost IS surp0s-
e1 TO be forty, though many Of the pas
sengers think the number greater Two
II the engineers lost their lives. The
boat vas entirely new. and cost $4,000.
Galena Adv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

r
1HIs extraordinary preparation isnoonIy rarsuperioI
Il 70 all the Lininents ana 0ntments now before To,
public but pessese spee5e qualities entirely uaknowI
10 the most learned OF the Acical Faculty. Its wide
spread celebrity has brought host articles i'm
ita3n OF IT. with All sorts ~ names, but of
oegtn 20 compare win thc superior old established
F1R THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Ii operates like charm. soothing down the most violent
agones ard pain in minutes after its application
MUMPS, : IRE THROAT AND BREASTS
II speediy causes the dlsspatiI n OF any possibility Of
matter forming m the parts, and brings about regular
aud healthy action ofthe CLAN iaiar system.
ii FIN or PALPiTAlttiN. BRUlS rs X SW FILINGS
l. cases of Rupured Muscles and Teudons p1wer-
fu reyulsjye healing qualities cause the parts TO u
ne without leaving the least soreness want OF power
behind in Bruises and wenRs operates on the prin-
ctpie OF counter irrtant aud auodvne relieving the
PAIN almost Instantly and reduces The swellings in
incredibly short space Of time
WE ,KNEss, PALSY, SPINAL DISEASES.
It's sJingsnt parting tone and yigor 10 the whole
nervous and muscular system
FOK RHEUMATISM,
or any other lndauatory condition Of The muscular sys
TEN or chronic stiffness Of the same stsnds al the very
head Of all the remedies offered the public and
Poisonous REPTILES, Sc.
For bites Of poisonous snaes,i t may be confidently
relied on - Irmpt and efectual remedy, acting as
caustic and specific in such hitherto fatal cases.
si1Eiaa 60 ii s "a 81 - CllI = aus ~
partial blindness, It's effects are astonishing.
er remedies is lis brfef oDeraon On te system Itcgre-
quickly IT'S the IN 5st certain remedy in existence
fearJessiv assert tst ms r+,t sti ~ vii a.
more good To- lees money than any other linment or
imminent an ne /" q q1iL,-,. - -, ~, -
80. - -. II N ~ - AND - =,
eiec17 are 4I'iy slNh1 anu sanitary IN SWeeny
mas ' ue e NJ an iniatt ola cure also IN Pole tVli
pig tta MA aus
$40 mater nov oAl Sofe ~ eseveh % bilhunes
swe'iinSs OF every description, and many inuamatory
- / - . - -
GIs$ ERs A'Ss COS = q E.EE < EEESs
beware Of a Base Counterfeit called II. FarreIl's
Ar,t4ar 5rifert This spurious article Is sold Inv sou1.
as .,F.rrls Tipir,e1f1' ~ boe bo az, M, careful NJ
,agl for the genuine " b. FarreII's Arabia Linulen
Always ask for " b FARgELlI5S ARABIAN LINZ
WFNT. ans tsEc no other
/ FK All, an 1IE,p,,-IF. ON Eyp0SFD V4TTATNOTT>
LIE REFfTTFD
From Col. q Garrett PEORIA f owner of The Peorq
House formei y PIute's House. ana one OF the oldest
and most rssnectqhfe citizens:
s.Tbis yillcerl4f, ma. have known n W II Farrell
f,r 49, Iaet * e-s a. t,,vg bet 40 l. l
and rrrrifor ~ t ,-eifra known A. :. 4 "a
ban Iira 7ei = tIaf have ,4 "a IN bo,t, man and
-s-r gr .grg . ~, f.ql,re a-r.,. srf tlat n Tar
"a name. n a. Frrre!l ~ r,, certain know LEDGE c.,r
neuced airasiac his valussl. medicine about yer.
fer il was rna---,sr ffir.1 1, IS r F,s~-alI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

The Calaboose at Hannibal, Mo, was
burned down on Saturday morning last.
about o'clock and an unfortunate In
mate named Dennis McDay.d was coasu-
med in the ruins. lie was confined be-
cause of his intemperanee. and It is sup
posed that ne had matches about his per
son, and that he fired the buildjng.-Gak
Aau
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

PILLS PEF.E.SI!
4'pt eFerE NAV, woman aud child in Chs country who
J. need 8 kind 90 suit you ali, Say
PHitord's AnIi-BilIiou7 Pills,
Fah'stock's Anti Bilious do,
Eimore's improved Bilious do.
Jew bavid's Honey Co ated d.,
Oriental End Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Biii rus do, GraeTf- nburZh do
Mohatts Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
saspinEtou's ACCe Pills, DR.. Bruces do.
d. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. o. Ht5baTd's do,
Or. Angles Candy Coated DO,
FerTck's Sugar Coated do.
And lots of other kinds ~ Pills,
" hlch You get by calling At the Mineral Point
Drug : ore nearly opposite B.echs store
Novenher - 4 u. PILFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
To Rail Road Contractors.

yEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Office
DOT the MINERAL PoINr Rail ROAD COMFANT, in Etn-
cr Point, until the 4th day of Feb usry the
grading, bridging and masonry of said road from Min
Point TO the lac Of Illinois, distance OF Il
IDifas7 also separate proposals for the FIR IS sections
al sati read, extending from Mineral Point 10 GEa.io
q 81 saaDca OF 20 miles.
Maps, plans, Iroales end estimates are open for in
pecau al all mss, ct tine uice o the company in .ia
-Eai Point.
Satisfactory references VIII be expected from all bid
ders NOT personally known g. the company
For further information application may be made 10
the President OF the Company Hon. Moses a. strong
TO The Secretary BY order OF ths Board Of Directors,
Taos. S. ALLEN, sec
Mineral Point January IA, 1888. I2td
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

To OTTAwA learn that the Rock
Island Railroad viii be finished to Otta.
wa one week from today, after which the
cars viii run regularly between Chicago
and Ottawa Chicago Journal, January
81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 1

ST. Louis, Feb l.
Five or six boats have arrived from the
Illinois and Upper Mississippi The re-
ceipts by them chiefly grain and provis-
ions. Weather-cold. The river is fall /
ing.
NV YoRE, Feb. 4.
The steamer Empire City has arrived
The steamer Canada arrived at half
past nine o'clock last evening, from Liver
pool
The Bank Of England has advanced
the rate of interest to 3 per cent.
Government is making inquiry Of Rail
roads, as to how many horses and muni- |
tlons Of war they can carry to specified
points IN case of emergency.
large military station IS to be formed
near Birmingham. No more regulars are /
to be sent from home. Great activity in
Navy Yard.
PARIs-Tuesday eveuing.-The Empe-
ror's marriage IS to take place tomorrow
week at the Church Notre Dame Morte-
ga is the lady. Her dover is $1,000 600.
The Emperor refuses to accept the re /
signation Of n Drouin and D. LfHavs.
A line Of battle frigates aud ; smaller
vessels are building at the Navy Yard
Napin, the English ship builder received
orders from the Emperor to build sixteen
frigates. The English Admiralty can
celled the order, and gave aim similar
order
The steamer City Of Manchester arri-
yed out tbs morning (20tA) Gladstone
Apprehensions are felt in England Of
Coup dc Main Of Napoleon.
FLBUsTlrR.ssr IL 4 Ev--suz1r..-Tle
Democratic Review, the organ Of Young
America, sums up IN one short sentence
the labored arguments Of Douglas. Well
e.. soule S Co, in favor OF Cuba Annex
alton
The American people 7r9zH Cu59-
ira7t Il 7l07r cRd aeiH htre & III sgHe
mems ~ ne course q & rely stogt peliod
af timc
If Fibustierism could have its way.
the American people would very short
~ get to be Z very respectable body Of
Brigands and Pirates
RISE IL RAN ROAD Iaoy-Tle last
aivices from England, quoting iron rails
1t GO 10 a 10 per ton..on board. which is
= large advance on previous rates, will in
its effect, have an important bearing up0u
the construction ef new lines in this c0uu-
try. At these rates. rails VIII cost laid
down in this country about $40 per ton.
being an advance Of over $50 within the
past five months
The Pacific Rail Road sill In al prob.
ability be built by a company who win
~.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

The celebrated Vail Of Z Hairston, %
Henry county. Miss BY which his whole
estate, amounting to half a million of dol
lars, Is given to little negro, was admit
ted 70 record at the last term Of the couu-
y court Tha little boy was supposed to
be Alr. Hairstons son.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
Going! Going!! Gone!!!
.TET lTGlI0G G G0NNISg0I SP0RE.

By CHAPMAN & FOSTER,
AUotionesrs for Iowa County,
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT
4 LII kEds 81 DTsY GOODS, WARES and
= q xfs CEE e 85ESfz, Household FUR
NREEEsEz, EEDfESE.S WAEssSS. &C., &C,
EeccireI and Sold on Commission.
a good supply a. Dry Goods, Boots h Shoes, Ready
Nad' Co,hiug, Flats and Caps, Books aud Stationery,
Groceries, &c, SC, sc, constantly hsnd, either AT
Aucticu or Private sale.
~ Regular sales Auction MOTJD AVS and SA T.
! RDAYS CT each wecs, st 1 and G O'clock P If. or
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
POsIEivELx An 1uPGRraNT

HE undersigned is just Hct5 eP ieaveinz 10 ar,nnrs
WIN ana cilci IRON those iudei ted u him. So a.
vi ge impossible f5- hiD 10 So unless his friesds
~ ~ On or before ne Estssrn Of JAZZ ,52 ne
M ~ 20 nis no zee VIII BE sufficient, that he
os nave % alor any course to get II money
- 10 JOHN Milton.
7N4i7r fE1-~ Tar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
10 1u fer CaaaLcrfsits.

The public ere eGsio7ed against another counterfeit
Nhcahas lately aaIe rs Eqnea raucc, called 'T. g. Far
rels arabian Iiuim-ua the baost dangerous a the
souDtarsils because sis having the name Of Farrcna-
ny VIII bugi ln good rlh without lae knowledge that
counterfeit exists and they VIII perhaps only discover
heir error when la3 . sicus mixture has wrought its
eva effects.
The genuine article IS Manufactured only Try r. g. a5
-l sole invent aE rggpiaarand wholesale druggist
o L. &afn4raal Ee-.ia, Illinois, 10 whom ell appica
lions for Agencies must be addressed. Be sure you get
t with the letters I. c. before the Farrell thu-H. G.
FARRELi's-aad LIS signature on the wrapper II. 9th
ers are couutere.fls- Sold by
UsazTEEE ssEEz, Mineral Point Uozkins-
Thomas G. Co., DljgeFiuc, g. Beech, Linden, Hook s.
Robinson, franklin, Esnner, Wiuguiie, a. Nor5yFe,
AuEcoia, Ripley, DOVES & Co., Richmond, g. C IcIn-
.yre aic4ad city. an by regularly autho5izeI Agents
throughout tse Tai.ad states.
~ Price - arl So cents, asa1 81 per bottle.
Agents. WAETE1Ea every tean, village and ha9alet
la liz Ine- states i which one IS not established
Address Z. G. Farrell as above accompanied With good
references as Is Character responsibility, sc ry5u3a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

TIE INVISolBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
ED1. certain cure for NAN AND BEAST.
" B. F.4RRELLS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
TAVERN AND FERRY.

yssssz TAVERN AND FERRY.
$50 BRIGGSTOwN, WIS
HEllI JAMES LAWS would respectfully say 10 the
49, y rave ling public that he has at Briggstown,
on the Wisconsin River excellent Ferry which Ia
safe ossinC place az al He also keeps
~ BtE HOUSE. whore travellers can be accommoda-
lea pH reas enable terms. Gail and sci hira.
~ II vEgEEFR Of all kinds Tor sale at all times At
rigzstJN I've miles ABOVE AuscOday the Wisconsin
River. Fg5 VI h n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

Dixon AND FCLToE CRY RALRoAD.--
We understand thai the contract for this
road has been let and that it is to be en-
tirely completed within two years Of the
present time=Rn-L IsE1nI lin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

~ Hopes are now entertained that
SIR Mercury viii soon be up.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

PowERFUL ExPaEss1oN-C Benton
having been accused Of attacking the
dead Calhoun, replies IN a letter. stating
that he intended to have joined issue with
him, but says ElheJl God Lags has hazaI
upon q nan, ItGEe usl1le of'r5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

LEAD-The market is still On the rise $50
tons soft Spanish, here and to arrive, sold az
S7a97 25-held now fir,nly al s. %. Galena
is held at s. 50.-[N. \ Tribune, Jan. %.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
The STOCK OF GOODS,

- TIE business will ba continued as usual until
slie Is effected In the uCaE time those
having open accounts ure invited 70 ell and
z. Nv q.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
a RARE CHANCE
FOR MERCHANTS !

Z q = EEEss determined to discontinue my store IN
e 3 Mineral Point, now oEer both stock and Prem
ises az priyae sale; and If not disposed of by the 18Th
Of March next they viii be sold Il auction, The
highest ard best bidder.
The above store wen located In the village and has
large and thoroughly established share OF PATRONAGE
itii t1seLile IhaE Mineral Point
In very prosperous condition, Tilh she ceFtaiut, of
greatly increasing business hot from the uns4pass
elements ~ wealth and growth ia and around 81, and
also FROM Is being Che terminus Of All ROAD soon
70 be IN operation, connecting ID with the East and
south, fGaFes IL one Cf tire most desirable points for
ueTchan3isjag IN the country.
THE STOCK OF GOODS,
Having been regularly selected for the past years,
from Boston and Esa AurF. with view 10 perJlaencs
IS for ne a-srns complete and desirable.
For the benefit af those acq Iain,cd with the place
We MAJ add. That AIaerH Point s pleasant a-d health
fully located, enjoys the advantages afforded oy eocd
society and is altogether very pleasant place for
peEan -nt res denCe For the proprietor,
a e. DAVIS. Gaeua, ill.,. ar
THOMAS w. TREGD, Agent,
~ Mineral Ho.nt, Wis
Mineral Point, Feb. 6. 1883 I5.d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

= The last invention in a small way. is
that Of down-eastar. no makes umbrellas
with a Cutler all round rhem, so that the wa
ter pours of in a single stream.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

WHAT Nav The present naval force
Of Great Britain consists Of 545 ships Of
war. OF this number, $50 are armed
steamers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

Five or six boats have arrived from the
Illinois and Upper Mississippi The re
eeipts by them chiefly grain and provis-
ions. Weather-cold. The river is fall
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10

FLBUsTIER1sI III q NJ. sHzlr..-Tle
Democratic Review. the organ Of Young
America, sums up IN one short sentence
the labored arguments Of Douglas. Well
e.. soule S Co, in favor OF Cuba Annex
alton
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-01-15

ment au plan es au tontrat. Messts Simon Marks,
Warren Meginley ct lie DR., Chaudet sont nornFnGs,
III. Burton fait la motion que le vote pour accep.
tere rapport de la maoritS des cotnmissares du dit
pont soft rsconsidere. La motion prevalu. Messrs
4. Andrus, Boudreau, Jos. E.Andrs, Fontenot,
10 oui Messrs Harris Desllier, Carte, GuilloFy et
Teale, non, la molten apFevalu.
Sur motion de M. CAN'T, Resolu, Que le rapport
de la majofits des ce1missares pour lie pont sur e
Bayou Teehk, au Port Barre, soft accepte ct qu'un
warrant soft tire en- faveur de John Roy, de 1859,
pour la construction du dit pont, Oui E, Andrus,
BoudEeau, Dunbar, CAN'T, Mcbride, Teale Jaubert,
Wrightet Meche, 9. Non, Harris, Deviilier, J. Z.
Andrus Carte, Fontenot, Guillory ct farton, Il.
Sur motion de NJ Dunhars Rgsolu, par lie Jury de
Police della Paroisse ST. Landry Qu'une atnende
de vingt-cinq piastres par tete sera imposea sur
chaqne ct tonte personne qui avec connaissance de
cause, pousseFa tout eheva af1ent, poulair, nulet
on vaehe de cette section do pays, conn,e eomrne
Bayou Bout, Bayou Petite Prairie GU Atckaialaya,
ct que le dit deaencateur receEra la not;e de la
dite amende, ct Ia balance a Ia paroissa. 81 sst
Sur motion de M. Harris, Resolu Cue lie rapport
pour ie changemenfaans le cheft1in chez r. Deiean
ct le rapport pour le ehangement du fehenin chez
Debailon, soient ct sont adoptes, ct sont a6cia-
Resou, que Juan Jose Gomez, eolhu sous il non,
de John Montgomery, soft place sur la liste es IN
digents, pour a sornne de enquanta piastres par a
AeoHgter du ler. septembre dernier, payable Guy
Sur motion de NJ. Gaiuory Resolu, que Ia son,ins
orpheline iniigente. . e p sasatfsifafs
NJ, Dunbar propose de pos&r ID sornre a Gin
quante piastres Cette proposition est repoussee s
Sur motion de NJ. Harris, is Jury est ajoarne' III
prenaier lundi de Janvier 1853. ss3ia'
JOHN 3 HUDSON, President.
Guy H. BstL, Grefiier. a.s.ssssg'E
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