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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
HIGHLY mPORTANT,

n ELSOS'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
N tie greatest Improvement ye discovered SAVING
labor end IN washing Clothing aud House CieaH-
ing Linens ard COitOEs washed by this F!ud win be
whittier aud softer than Than il beached the grass
SATISFY herself that point, by S0akRga pieCe Cotton
LIuzIE the Fluid, full strength, - hours which
viii clearly show that II must DC pun ely r!lesS, when
diigiei win gallons OF water 10 ha pint fund
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three tunes the
single sjEieace which will buy enough large family
wasting, which be done IN OF hours.
Manufactured and sold by the sabsETber VINO h1S.EGe
Iy purchased the Elsnt fOr Oaio GoUEJI, Va.
las. MELLOK,
AuSq No. %, Union -. WheeH.s. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

NJ ESSRS- BEAMER < TURTON, having taken the
NJ Rooms formerly occupied by Nj l. T1Tbc!I la
sueIresn Gallery, Main and EEdde streets, Cen
Wheeling. beg leave solicit share ui patronage
nom has iIeI3s and the public At large.
ttey make II Tae not 10 let any pictures 90 OGI but
vgH1t are SatISaCiOi! and wei! executed.
God and Silver Pl4IIHg executed neatly
ECTders eit lie 'Or sign painting w!.l be attended 10
BY ]. TaIton q ETo:hsr. .nr2i-3ln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

II UJICG
'HE uUdeT TslgEe ha VIns bought the entire stock
/ Goods belonging Messgs. Wheeler Il I.akn, McT-
ctart aIU5s, would beg inform tie citizens Ol
hcru= sud vicinity that he intends carrying the
MeicEaE Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied b. McSsTs Wheeler & Lakln and having oh
Sincd the O both U the former prOPt
IS PREPARED axe der every article line,
IL the latest style and best manner, very short ,tiCe,
and very low for ca, III Having large STOCK hand
he Is determined TO sell very low reduce his stock ana
make The SGIlHg Goods. Now is 4 chance
" good clothing cheap. tie will very article
10 be recommended. sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've call,
~ Mo-, Washington Han
tluI2 J Il. STALIWiS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

y ECEIEEu this day, ;hc best assortment of Geuis,
IL y"u;h's. and cLLt cloth CAPS bIossr;
t!S CITY Wing teru selected wiki great ie-Itds
sil amt qlaiity IGry comp IA part fv.lOwS:
tents cloth opera, black a"t whites gents hs!c cloth dos
b!ac tTa6 AND green riding, nuniIH5 and Apollo CiS.-
Also the Egyptian Perennial Cricket cap, article;
together with every other description OF hat
.nLl+ = n. IA EPER y SnN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

FnfC nd
WE dave .hjs 1,4 nC d. fines, AMI MOS,
" = = .'N '' hs ' - o'.e %' s' ", anu '''s'
/ @ ~ %, ~ - 49, 80. " ~ ~ -, % ~ I,. -, .. "a. We nay .HNe
i,.sl4 ia, r,,i h. ma. In r1, Sste, ,,,lTLsis $50
se q e. SIX iEaS asSi5 4S G.9.PE oi . StG1, o
by the bss; ha;iers East and ia s;TcI accordaace VITA
"r Vses Gents fine white and black beaver, otter,
seal Ac' Nu"W N";h'- and Wide Awahe Hats. white
-ii h'sGh SOFT i"r and wool hats OF every COLOR quality
dhG rlIee
ASo-Ias o. everE IsSv ll''iom anu Ci the mos, re
cen. S5sEs' SEeE as ne NsIan@. h"%w Notnl=' Pyra
oa. ard couso la,,on ears. a All other kinds i aoum
ESl ,yE ell bS w ms coi1,v o. s>s
ULdreuS Hats au,i Cans ~ I'll kinds Isst receive!
from Le most faS SufOltabTa houses IN N-y York
/ tarpet hass Furs alL Gloves aiyvays ON hard
All persons most Iy nvItr! call AMI eV
ehsr | @ " ss We '' Ss SG soden: T i we s s Tisae III.
'''s, %.,' i's 'lt.o4S -.,,IS :;
.n9,i1te our numerous psi.oTs '''''
/ ~ NI-.,,,i -, ,t,,,,,'.,- JV,,r,,,,,
n ~ r ~ ~ ,: ,x,
=. ~" wi "iS' ~ 1y '''' Iii ~. ne :" .i'., @t az IN JuS @
Sn, ~ ,, low - %,e IN M - ~ T s " ri Ss. 1 -
! Philadelphia. and tine most tvogs bc terms
nv : D ARPER & son
NIchEh Y NOBEKToUN'o PKkAIU5I GOUDo
ITwn voT-rE & Eco .s ,,r =, -, ,,,K-.., !,
~ Hobcrtson's sassimeses, Persian oiotA
ii1nnets Blankets aud wooeE y3r"s which ook the pre-
niLt Al Tie lae Far tie Island, al manufacturers
riSeS. ocil
No % 9TH ysar% whesIt"s .vtn. soI hs entire
nsssi ais civ. '-'' 49, '-S
I IN an 81 Rts .'eiHs anu ~, ,,it s e
Srss"r ,S6tingIr C iE-ir ibrTzi c1y"Ts t
npbr ~ b.fraS. ,-Ili ~ .r,II-,., III ,pS,-s -
ar; F,,r - 1fs - nj - s,s,,,5 =: - -,
ParimcnfS as he eio.ore.
- a : : ~ 7-75zT57,5
THE subsrbers have this epterei into
Tor tlt purpose uF FtranSlclis Commission aud For
warJins business under the syle Of Duae q Cow. as
successors to the firms or Cowgirl * McsSyynr!S and
). O4re Il Co. and solicit continuance OF tEc business
OF tie late firms i ; UOANE
N.rrb -, -, = ," 1t; 1t,
4e-Ia ---H. 80 NY -
KEMUNAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
Observation-Disclosures

lhENE ESSES taken with all the improve lents
Il without any unnatural h.Eess OF tai. grey ar
Icarace black dresses EveTy style Of
UH hand PEIoe from ole dollar upwards.
Rooms, No - Mon!Ue street. near tEe Court House
agsay WV. COMnEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.

THE subscriber Is pTePzEst TO furnish his patrons anI
the public with superior Hats Of latest Fail styles
All those who think enough heads indulge hem
Ia the Use OF elegant AID easy fitting Hat, VIII please
DROP Ia and let take survey OF their CTaRUms,
with COnO.uITe, il all such csses We guarantee
10 furnish speHLi Hsts, ;hzt will III T, without any
extra charge
Find The night place. No S. sign OF the big BED Hat
second DO south iIbe North Western Bank, Main
ausa6 ". w JAMISON.
jeS9 JOHN H. TAPPAN-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
7 U>T OPENED, tine Rosewood PIano Fortes, from
y CLlCkerTEE & Sons mandatory. and StodaTt Co,
New ckiLoludIH= fine Rosewood Piano, q octave
al! a. wlica offered Al factory prices
AIsO-a large package Of tAsioRl bic Inlsic A Union
street
Now is the time il you want bargain.
urap ]. WELLnR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
FalI Fashion for Hats.


THE subscrib ber prepared to furnish his
ous patrons and all the rest Q! mankind with speu
t!I. hats 81 the
L!TEyT AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which Of endurance brsUiy OF form aud nsh cannot be
surpassed And wEsu shaped to the head by ConlOI
tive, ii with perfect ease.
Also, Ieeeiyins large assortment Of mems, youths and
okireE'S Soft Bats, comprising black mapped, plain,
Non lntsveHtion, lngrzham, Young meTca eIc tO5eIh
vtha Be sssOrtEen OF mems yuibs' ard Child ems
Caps, all OF which offered al OwesIprcrs, Wholesale
SePIi W. W JIMESoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

have lust received Iue assortment mems X p,
Gail aud Ccsk Soied boots, good aSSu!tnett OF
meas al boys Shoes, sale, which viii Cheap Tor
cash only.
isurH w RVOOFS sca,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

rlL
- t inserted tor Il longer Tine than two months,
to- I 54,pcr ceut. un The above Will he made for
sr sqare oe the inst H'ee "o''"S an" 10 per cent
tar i..S' of rrole~sioualcaras, square or less.
= u,ut
t' a "",,' az loessioUaI cards, one sq4are per
~ : i"'V'
sI4rJ yeac-. tOD,tN
U4u Z" :. :. - Ion
,t,,., G,r frsI,ic
Aud -" charged 90 per thou
sl1 sa,, notices chargrd S2oper square. per annum.
- Sr. aud same raIc :" discount the,eon ior a
ssrer ruHrr q: sq's as E"e' ''
i1,so.. elet>, with monthly change one -
..,l4te year.-..- .''-'' 80 ~ %
,y.rL tII - ''''
80 dc, ls usrl,e! =sras'''s!y' hHt funeral "a
..,5fs -''- '-->- --''
q, ,utisr, ina lgrd. ''''''''' ~
5,"Is. ,Dar-eL or each candidate 10. sera, . NJ
inserted .ur monl, OF les III advance -'"'
Religious ''''' + K. BARTLESGN,
John I. RUSSELL,
HEArrV X Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
Wilde y Brother

BOOkSELLEkS < SNATIONERS,
\TTHOLESALE and Retail dealers in miscellaneous,
W melicsi, theological and school books stationary,
wall paper and window blinds Wholesale Dealers school
coni,tccs teachers aud others supplied al the lowest
rates al the Bookstore corner OF Main and Uon Streets
MMerlLmr. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JORRERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 1G1 M"EIet Et:' n6o"c 4th street,
J. w. SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. Van SwEARIHGEM.
OFFER topurchasers the largest assortment of Eancy
~ Dry Goods IN city. ltconprises in part OF -
Hosiery OF all iindH aud qualities.
Gloves, UndeTshirts, Dress Shirts and COlara.
WoOllcn yarns of different shades and cOlOTs.
A fAc assortment Of Shell Combs.
do do Buffalo and Imitation ComhU.
Brushes OF all descriptions.
Dress and Tailors Trimmings OF all kinds. =
BuTnotts, six cord cord Spool Cotton.
PeIiumery Ofal kinds.
As well great many styles OtgOOds OF
worthy the attention OF bycrs. We feel make il
theIIinterest To give us trial. aeTts
Pendleton q Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FoRihe sale of LeafTObaccO, Flour, aud Produce gen
I9O.S,aim's Wharf. and Derot aO6 Preri ST.
Hugh Jenkins 4 Co. !
W. BTuMe < Sons,
Long & RyTn, and baltimore
The cashiers Of any of the
Baltimore banks.
D. Lamb Lamb Esq Cash. % " BE Va
TaIIsnt & DeIspla,n, wheeling
Jas. K. Baker.
Jas McCuIly, Pittshurghi
Rhodes d OglinaY. bridgeport 20.
Green Dorsey, Powhatian II. o.
Michael sI DGTSsy' G'P11 Ms emont co
Jacob 4. Grove, ST Cairsville, o.
Peter Me?ageT, GallFols, q.
". |. Mccoy d Bros, SisteTsVille, Va.
Tweed, SilCly& Wright,
JosephC Butler & Co. SCincinnati, o.
John Creigh.
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon E Co, ,,-,,,
e. McMOTaT, DNouAA'"e'
SaInl. :. Preston & Co. J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES B. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BOOT .4ND SHOE STORE.

MKT DOOR UEEAK, OFT ANDUu.
AN now receiving HIy new store rOnni on Monroe
StleeI. large and elegant assortment Q! boots and
shoes Which lIad selected with gTes and had man
uacured by The best wOTkmen III the East, expressly Tor
this trade am now prepared TO Accommodate NV Gus.
itOmeTs etneT wholesale retail will variety SPTug
and Summer Goods, not "a be surpassed by other
biiIy
Amongst which will be found the following selsOnabe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
Holiday Presents
10. / Washington Hall, Monroe y
FALL STOCK

z NLL . YIN
SASC PHiG RI; las received from New York, and
Oer Eastern cities, OF the extensive stocks
oI foods ever exhibited in " heriIng.
His pCes Ie determined 20 make such certainly
be al Intucenent every Ia buy nom hiHi there
Ore, and all and examine ms G0Ods and prices,
as by doing yOa will greatly benefit yourselves.
Here are some OF The prIoes:-
DeIaines, aueEt ali WOO! Ia coIors) 3Iie
Tablet, tiEe do
DO fIe, DO 3Iic
Collars, Swiss, a.
do do fine I2ic
DO cambric WJTth - -
Muslin, besrLet fall yard wide SC
SIlE, very taiG article,
do ieaVIeSi, &c inch, worth g %
- sc again on hand SONG OF that
iigIt blne French lIeriBO Al O1 {
Misses uEezI linen czmbTic hdk'fa sc
LADIES' iIns black KID gloves %
I'll recommend particular attention Iay Willow
TaEe, direct from Europe, 10 which Constantly
ceIvIHg additions
ISAAC PRAGER, iI5 Main street
senl2 hctEEern MnnTne anl IrrInn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04

RATES OF ADGERFISING.
ruE TNuFRSlGNED publishers OF newspapers IN
n Wheeling, view OF the IHCi easGd prICe OF pa
i p0 aud h;her expenses, rendering tEeEt expenses
,,ert thlu HerctoOtc, do agree q" charge the 'o"w
Fl" - fot advertising, aud in no whatever IL
n ss t,,m tie he,OTi em lines or less .! non
G." s-l r.ls iir,IiinE =quarc:
1 - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
EASTERN BUSINESS.

James P. Perot g. Brother,
FLOUR IND GRAIN FACTORS,
Al NORTH WHARVES,
philadelphia, PM.
FORSYTH & HOPKINS,
WM. T.. SELBY,
HEISKELL ~ Co,
WIN. Mccoy,
noVIS:lyd J. X. MILLER & Go.
IS-GORnOS, MATTHEWS q Co., will mAke advances Jn
coTsIgllnenrs.
AMukL "a. AArHEws..-......H FLETCHER E0LLICEOT1EH
Mathews & ZollickoHer,
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 12S NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE,
CONSlGNNEN1S SOLICITED Will pay pGTticu-
lar attention TO the purchase Of 0iunmO other Fer
IiIizcrs.
REFERRING s
Israel Griffith, Esq,
Christian KeeneT, rs
nr. David KOcHeT,
F. T.. Parker {, Co, SRatimOre
RartholOw, Tiffany d Co,
Long & RyTn
Hurst IL Berry.
David Johnson, Esq, JcheTsOnCO Va.
Ceany & Co., Cincinnati, o.
MatIEgly & Gilpn, PHTkcrsbuTg, Va.
Hon. F. X. ZOliCkOfeT Nashville, Tenn
Collier, ESQ., Attorney al Law, Pittsburgh Pa
Jos DelleplGnc Esq, HillsboIO', o.
&. W. Button, ESQ, HsTTer's Ferry, Va,
u. McCOnaushy, Esq. Att'y at Law, Gettysburg. Pa
jyI-dIyr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-04
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTIATA.

DrS. Duncan and Cameron,
DESTIATS,
No. l5d WEsT SlSTH STREET, BETWEEN RAGS Elm,
Cincinnati.
T'HlS Office management OF its present pro-
L PIetOIS has bee EUcICdsiHs reputation supeTi
operations the Artificial Department of dentistry
Tor tue last ten years, aud expense effort shall be
wanting 10 sve satisfaction 10 all lao may il with
tiIeII patronage.
IN subscribers won!d call attention TO tile following
essential points pertaining 10 artificial Teeth, viz: Beau
and naIur aueSs appearance, quality and strength
title materials, comfort 10 the aud in
" 20 masti,eiei IN all OF which they in
saying they exceeded BY none, and equsIied by
TEETH
Inserted from one TO fal set with artificial Gums
All operations la Dentistry performed III the most hoT
ousA manner.
he guarantee given, they are the most The
TWO TEETH OR MORE on GOLD PLATE,
S3 per Tooth.
Two TE4TH OR MORE On SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money refunded II the Teeth DO prove salts
% For the information of those living at distance
we would State that facilities such
make in the finest style, full TEETH in from q
Ieni!on need be sppreLended
y, y C. g c9MHRoS,. RyHG4S, }Den,t.,..
No l55 West Sixth st. between Race and Elm,
doig-ly Ci' ciIHsti.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
4
"a account Otherwise hereby notified that pay
uert must be made forthwith, they having assigned
the o OT the benefit OF their creditors
i1iLi2 J. H. PENnLBTON, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
HE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Gordon clarke x Co, has this day dissolved by
mutual consent L. :. GORDON,
CLARKE ~ THAW,
March is:r iSJi- J. Z. AMER.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
E subscribers have this day entered into partnership
to- The purpose Oi tTaIsaC,IIig CuEns and For.
"aTtHg business, under tie Stye OF Gordon, Matthews
" Co.. and solicit continuance u: the business The
nrlH. l.. ). GORDON,
jNO. III MATTHEW'S,
JSO. l.. AGNEW.
March Ist, 1854. mrs
Holiday Presents
ut No. Washington Hall, 3IOnrOe street.
ANlNG just returned from the cities, l
IL offer tor sale and Complete
Watches, Jrwe!ry, Silver w1Ie and EaTC! Goods
Persons desiring purchase invited cal and
aHIse NY Goods which determined to sell cheap
zE st- cEe1P>sr.
Qlaiity OF all goods warranted 10 prove good
presented {. p. BROWN,
dCl9 Monroe st.
FIREMAN'S HATS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

Ia cHARITz cHRETrENNE.-Le Rev.
doc'eur Bryant de Philadelphia, est IN
de cea ahom'nes devoues qui sont alls.
volontaircment d Norfolk brayer Ia mort
pour Iui disputer ses yictimes. Dan, une
iettre gull adresse au Penn,vlvan;a
Enqu'rer, nous remarquons lie passage
,a" Les querelles du parti abondent sur
"a terre, mais pendant q,,'au dehors les
po'ltlqnes fulminent leurs anathames.
le'' dams Ia vile de Ia peste, celholiques
ct Protestants, homnes du nord ct hom-
mes du sud, s'uuissent pacifquement ct
hlaarmonleusement dams tous les service,
DC lameur fraternel ct de Pabneeation
de devouement. Combien l'esprit de
part ct Ia bigoterie semblent petits ct
hon'eux EN- face de ce sublime spectacle.
" Avant que les querelles de part,
ne so"ffient leurs fureurs notre seciete.
ct nous uanchent les ,mnurs sui nous
lent en- un seul peuple, tirons du moins
cette iecon importante du fleau don't la
Providence nous aafflige; = que nous al
mons tous notre commune patrie. ct que.
quelle que soft la religion one nous
professions, nous devons, ayant tout exer.
Ger les uns envers les autres, cette cha.
rite que les livres divins regardent COM
me une vcrtn plus grande que la fsi ct
-. -
Courier des E..U)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

ticket anti know-Nothing. Je sais qu'un
lwhis a aueIqne r6pugnancc a faire Get
aveu: mais si la fusion des ancicns par
lis doit Sc fhire sincercmcnt. il Eut
METRE de cote toute arriere-pensee ct Sc
presei,tes franchement dcvant le peuple,
ainsi que Pa fait &. l.. Blanchard: alors
Ie peup'e saura a quoi sen tenir, ct
accordera aux plus dignes des candidats
de paroisse .a confance, sans la moindre
craiste quill rcyet un traitrc de- son suf.
frage.
Quant d moi, jc voterai sans disinc.
ton de par'i. 81 tous les candidats &c
prononcent en- favenr du ticket anti
kAow-nohing ct s'engageat formelIe-
mtnt dc le soutenr.
Notre tout devoue,
gN ANTI-KNOW-NOTHlNG.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

$
LIE pERNIER AAcrE DE L'AYrA1RE
KoszrA.-LeI eIcommandant Ingraham est
en- ce moment a Brooklyn. lie comite
charge par le famenx meeting de Metro,
poltan Hall, dc faire frapper une me-
daille dor en- souvenir de ga conduite
dams raffaire koszta, a voulu profter de
cette occasion toute natsrelle de la iui
oflrir. Ellie Jul ste remise solennelle-
ment, dani Ia soiree du u octobre, dans
nn salon du Metropolitan Hotel, ofert
gratuitement. par NM, Leland pour Ia
cefemonie. Tout s'est passe CONNIE d'ha-
bitude en- pareil cas-.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

" Une personnc de cetle paroisse,
don't j'ignore lie nom, dams lie but sans
doute, de nuire 4 mon election, fit
conrir les bruits dams lie Brule Labadie,
que j'appartenais a POrdre des Know
Nothings. Je donuc un dement, formcl
a cette assertion, de que|que part qu'eIle
vienne.
Assumption, 81 octobre 1855.
C. |. MAYOR.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

Sur motion NJ. Adolphcs .Loret,
9 ete nomm6 commissaire detection du
ome district, Ia place de M. A.. Cen
tile. 8510l nj aoi9 ssB2 d s
Sar motion NM. Edouard Trahant ct
Angustin Martinez ont etc NOMINEES
'commis:aires detection dn2me District
d Ia place de. NM sTheophiie Fer
nandez ct Valcour MelanGon. ee =
Sur motion de M. MARTINEZ u.
. lRe.olu, qua pavenir lie premier Dis
triet dc cette paroisse commencera i Ia
iiallte superienre de Ia Paroisse ct finira
la ligne inferieure de rhabitation de
NJ. Charles Kock.
Sur motion le Jari ssest ajonrne ius.
qua Jeudi proclaim Is courant ! 10
heures du matin. 1
Pour copie conforme, ? as3'.1
e 9. l.. MAYOR,
9E3E aap Grefficr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

that the sum of one hundred dollars
s. lOO] is hereby appropriated to pay
the cost. thereof, payable on the warrant
OF the President of the Police Jury, on
completion of the work.
On motion of Mr.. Leblanc.
Resolved that the polls of the llth.
district shall hereafter be held at Mr..
Rosemond Bourg's or in the neigh
bourhood.
On motion, the President appointed
committee, composed of MN. r. G..
Martin, John Dalferes and Achi|le Le-
blanc TO examine the claims against the
Parish.
On motion, the Police Jury took
recess OF quarter of an hour. At the
expiration of which the Jury met again,
The same members were present.
Mr.. Martin, On behalf of the COM
mftee appointed to examine the claims
against the Parish, reported the fol.
lowing, which were approved, 10 wit
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

oa motion, Mr.. Ado|phe Loret was
appointed Judge of election in the 8 h,
ward, in place Of Mr.. A. Gentle.
On motion, MN. Edouard Trahant
and Augus'in Martinez were appointed
Judges Of election in the End District
in place of MN. Theophile Fernandez
and Va'cour Melancon. it,
On, motion Of Mr.. Martinez.
n 9z., rs4.4. gfefs.ss&s 8t @ II ftsl.
Resolved that hereafter the first Dis
'r'ct OF this Parish, shall commence at
'he upper end ofthe Parish, and termi-
nate at the lower line of Mr. Charles
Rocks plantation. IN 81 asa~9 :
Un ~, mo't'on' the Police Jury adjourned
until Thursday next 18th inst. 71a gaga
Il true cory a..a .a sss
.....-....- c. 1. MAYOR,
va Clerk. t-....
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JURI DE POLICE.

Seancc du Juri dc Police de la Paroisse
Assumption, tcnnc la maison dc
Cour, Lund lie Is Octobre 1865.
Membres presents
J. B. l.. Dugas, AchiIe Leblanc.
r. c. Martin, Gerasimc Boud dreau
Vincent Landry, Manuel Martinez ei
John DaIfercs. .. ....
Sur motion de nj. r. c. Martin.
lesolu que lie Sherif de cettc Paroisse
est ct demeure antorise a fairc construirc
nne galerie dcrrierc la maison de Cour.
ct la .omme de cent piasires IS l0W est
ct demeure aPplopriee pour en- payer le
coGt, payable sur lie mandat du President
du Juri ausitot I'ouyragc fini.
Sur motion de M. A. Leblanc.
Reso|u que la boite detection du lie
district Sc tiendra a l'ayenir chez M.
Rosemond Bourg ou dams lie yoisinage.
Snr motion lie President, nomus un
comite compose de NM. r. C. Martin.
John Da|feres ct AchiIle Leblanc pour
examiner les reclamations ccntye la Pa
roisse. Sur motion Ie Juri prend un
reces dun quart d'hcurc. lie reces ex-
pire lc Juri Sc reunit de no,iveau, me-.
me. membres presents. -,
NJ. Martin an nom du comite' cha rge
] exam iner lie reclamations contre la
Paroisse. raPporte les complies suvants,
lui ont ete APPROVES, sayoir