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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-01

LIAI DE- ia .tUlSlANA.-to u'
du Cinquiemc District Judicinirr.-
Pn,ois,e Assumption.
John II. lisl,y No 53l VS. DsnIe
pini.uncin Il al.
En- settu dun writ de saisie & vente q mol
adrcsse par l'honorable Ia susdite Cour dams
~I'afaire ci.dessus i~rtitulee ct nulm&rVtee. Jai
saisi ct j'ofrirni Ell verte publione, sur l'ba
hit'tion du defrndeur Desire PIa,-aucia, situee
ell cette Paroisse sur la rive gauche du bayou
iiafourche, B. environ louf miles au dessus du
village lie NapoltonvilIe, lc Samedi s~cpliGmo
jonr DIN nlois dAvriI 1855 ~Commancant d on
ze heutes du nlatin, la prophetic ci-apres de-
critics, saycir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, sithc dams Ia
Assumption d environ sept miles de
Donaldsonvilic sur la rive gauche du Bayou
1nesurant uuatre arpcnts da tace
at dit ba you & conraut entire ILnes conjointes
sur quarante arpents do profondcur bornea du
cote den haut par les torres d'A'cxandro
Dupremont ct en- has par cel(es dc Andre Acos-
Ia ensemble ayec toutcs les batlsses ct atnGiio-
y appartcnant.
Seisi pour poyer ct satisfalre lie writ c~l-dessus
rt Ice frais du process pour ttre venJu aYec 10
&c l'eslimateur.
Conditions-Co1nptant
Assumption les Mars 1855
AFHlCKMAN sherit.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-01

ETAT DE IA LOUISE \NE~ ~
.e Accomplishment our du 5'"e District
Juilciaire. H
S,cc.s.inn d. JAG ue. B,r'h".
Attendu que Narcisse TempIet adn,inistra-
teur de la success OH de Jacques Barthe y de-
pose au bureau du Greiiier de Ia susiite Cour
III cornpts .inal se sou administration ainsi
qa'une petition en- detnandant rhomologatlon.
Avis est par le present donne 4 tous cenx
pus celia peut concerner d'avoir d dsdhire sous
lrents jours les raisuus pour lesqusl lea lie dit
compile ne serait pas approuve ct h6m"log.e
les iouts eutre SEES n,atns repartis eontorine-
meat MI dit couple ct son bond CONNIE admi-
'n,stra,eur canculla. Par uidie; de Ia Cpnr.
DESIRE LEBLANC Grcfier.
s' Patoisse Assumption 10 II Mara 1855.
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g. CoAsEtr.
N. II. RraH4oa
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Practice in the. Courts Of Terrebonne, Lac
~fourct.e, ASSUMPTION and Ascension. All bu-
aiuess entrons,ed 10 their icafe,' will receive
pfornps attention. PA rticuiar attention given to
iand.suits and examinations o Titles. I'll at5
Residence ln houma. Terrebonne,
R7--9iuly
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-01

Eiat DC la Louisiana. -- Cour du Gin.
qniene District J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Assumption.
Succession de Joseph BcIIilIc.
httendu qle A!ciln Landry ct son spouse
C"liette Landry administrators co0joiuts lie
la susdlte succession ont dtpose ell Ccur IN
comPte final de lcur administration ainsi qu'u-
ne petitloh en- demandant i'homol,gatiot-
AVIS est par 10 present dome d tous ceux
que celia peut concerner davoir i deluirc
sous trente J~oursies ralsols pour lesqnellcs lc
dit coinpte he sefais pms approuyt ct lIornolo-
que ct les londs entire ses m,ns fepartls con-
al dit com ptn.
Par ordre lie In Conr.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Grelisr.
Assumption lc II Vars 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-01

STATE OF. LOUISIANA. - Parish
OF Assumption. -- Fifth judicial Dis
lrict Court.
Suecfssio" IF HPpolih Nius'
Whereas Octave Wives administrator of
tho succession Of Hippolyte Wives ha, this
day filed in the office OF the Clerk of the afore,
said Court, a provisional account of his adni-
nls'ration together with a petition praying
that the same DO approved and h~ornologated.
Notice IS hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days,
Why said account should not be approved and
homologated and the fonds in his hands dis
in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
Assumption this 9TH March 1855.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. -- PA.
ro!'sc A.somption~-Cour du SINE Dis.
trict Judicigirc..
Succession d'Ihppoli,c Yi.k..

Attendu que Octave Wives administrator
de Ia susdlte succession lie Hyppolite Wives
a depose au bureau du grefiier de Ia susdits
Cour un compte provisoire de son administra-
ton, alnsi qu' -ne petition en- denandant Tho
.molega,ion. !.
Avis est par 1e present dome a ,ous ceus
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire
sous t'en'e Jours les raisons pour lesquelles 10
dit compte ne serait pas approuy9 ct homolo~
que ct les iouds entfe ses mains separtis con-
al dit cssmpte.
Par .ordre de la Cour.
- DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
Absorption le 7 Mars. 1858.
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Clfophas Comeaux 81 The State Of Loui-
Lrone.lc Leblanc siana.-Fifith Judi
his vii. 5. cial District Court
widow Jerome Le- Parish OLA sslmp-
blanc tutri. & al. ton.
Whereas Simon Leblanc administrator Of
said succession of Vilsor Leblanc a. will as tu-
soH of the minos children of said fii,br Leblanc
has fled in the office Of the Clerck Of the Fifth
judicial District Court In and tor the Parish
Of assumption an account of his samn's' ration
together with a petition praying that the same
b approved and lonoioga,ed.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
eoneern, to show cause within thi rty days,
why said account should not be approved and
honologated and the funds in his hands distri-
butsd In accordance Herewith.
BY orde, OF "a id Court.
8. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerck.
Parish OF Assumption this 81 March 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-01

The State of Louisiana. Fifth Judicia !
District Court, Parish Of Assumption
Secession of ID nningue Es,evr.
Whereas Resale P~alaunin' widow Do
mingue Es,evc has pcti,ioned tho court
for Ertters Of administration on tho State
of said Dominique tsteve deceased %in,csta-
teNoficei is hcr.by given to all ~whoniit may
concern to sh,w causc within ten day.,
Why The prs s!ng Of said succession should
NOT be granted. BY order of,he court.
DESIRE Leblanc C'crck.
Parish A,snmpt on this 10 March 1888.
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Succession de Joseph BcIlilIc.

Etat de Ia Eouisihne, .Cv,r du ~Cinquielno
District Juiiciairc. ParoiSsc Assumption
Attenlu qns EosoIic palaqnin veuYo
Do'f,in5ne Es,6ve Il prescnte uns petition
d In Cour A l'ef., d'obtenir des lcttres
d, administration 4 Ia succession du dit Do
miils,ie Es.eye deced6 i%n,eslal. Avis par
10 present donne d tous cenx que celia con
cerne d'asoir 4 deduire sous dix lours
les ~raiscns pour les9uelics il nc scrait pas
fat droit a Ia di,c petition.
Par ordre dc Ia Cour,
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grener.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 60
Parish "f .'nmption. --f'tth Judicial
f@ Drtrirt & urt.
S.cec,aon OF j., q,cs Bar'he.
Whe cas- Narcisse Templet administrator of
said succession has this day fled j" the office
,ul the Vi. rex Of fhs aforesaid Court a iinal &C.
toult Of his Ai:ninistraii III together with = pc.
,ition praying that the sane DO approved and
Eerao ngated.
Notice Is hereby given tn all wnod, II may
concern 10 show cause within thirty days. Why
asaiu account should not bs approved aid no
inoiog ated, the funds II. his hands distributed
)na accordsnce herewith, and the atiliinistra.
Tors bond cancelled. By order II said Cou.t.
DESIRE LEBLANC Cler.a
Parish Of Assumption this 2iday If March 1855
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n S~uCCe<lOI, dc Nit0r T.tbtnnC.
A.tendu que Simon Leblanc administrator de
IL susdite succession a depose ell .Conr un
sompte de sou administration aiIsi gu une PEI
iitioii ei denarlaut fIon,o!ogatian Avs est
,rar 10 present donlle atous ceux que ce'a peut
conc riler d'avoir 4 d.diirc aous trente Iours
les ~raisons pour lesqueIles lie dit compte ne re
RAFT pas appruuve et les iunds entire SEES na ms
~tepartis eu,l.ormament nh dit conpte.
Ga, Par ordre de Ia Coir. tssg ~ +
gvna DESIRE LEBLANC, GsefIier,
Paroisse Absorption 10 ~ Mars, 1865.
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ASSUMPTION 10 ! Mars, 1855.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
TU1rIC UoFYCY

~ H1AEBY givsa, thaa Hnsy ". EAR, Hiss
Hasy wars. J. Y. Tesians, Il. " Carps.fss,
~. H. postlewait. WI iiass IL Tbaaps !. !. r saa-
1ssaAnd, ia. Lasssnsad u . =. fss1aa havesd.p-
- AZ icauo VI ssafsa. sssI hssc tkescby heusne
iegsl cpss.O eu.sssa nifty With Title Tn DE
Cnds Of Iowa. st,st said CsTDrsins u nsssinx
called fT that purp elected Fsfs Hrnry wsvren
". h. P.saicwaii. A. ". CaSpepfer, J. @. Lausnan
snd u. u SPcimau Din ct,rs. vsa al .utsc;rrnf
nectas- Il et.d ". II. fresa~aif PsesiL n. and !.
D. Gro ;ker. Secretary sna Treasurer Il sid Corp
Satioa, ssi tlaf,
let, The name u mid caxprssfsn 1. The isur-
fingtsn tia. Light Company. aid il, ,nins,~, pace
~ tfsn<arfmg has:ners b thr city + turin a on,
county IT Dcr MosneS, snd state If lows.
ID. The general na.urc II hc husine.. t.ic trans
acted by ssid f"ri ai inn. u The manuals seizure and
sale 1t in1aminahle 6sf; Coke and ctaf Tar.
I'D. The amount Of he Capital trek 1t .aid Cur-
poraton issix,y Eve thou.and kalars and is ayable
cali e the Dircrtss in insfa.lrcnts NOT to exceed
IN rty per rent. each.
9Th, Sail Corporation commenced On the 18th day
Of June. A. d. 1855, and is to continue far fifty
years therce ftsr, and may be thereafter renewed.
9th. The affairs OF aid Corporation are to be cnn-
Quoted By Beard Of Directors President. Secrcta-
~ apd TREASURER. and such other Agents ss the Di
rrctors msy appoint.
9th, The highest smount Of Indebtedness to which
.aid Corporation may 1t any time subject itself, is
forty thousand doIlnrs.
9Th. Private property IL to Ir exempt fr~m corpo
rate debts. W. II. POSTLEWAtT.
j. ID. CRocKER. Sec'y President.
Burlington. Sept. u. 1855 v4w
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cs,tis Prom Texas.

i drove Of $50 cattle from Texas pass
4 ,hroash here Sunday last. They were
.arh.scd By clapp & Mckay and started
t.. Texas on the 18th Of May last. They
s.r.ed with 657, bnt lost over 200. most
4 yAieh we're stolen in Missouri. The
u;.sosrisns are about as good at stealing
.,,,s as they arc at mobbing printing
vres and Abolitionisss-
These cattle are very different from our
..,;re sud imported stock. They are 1.-THE
I'D active slinost as the deer-wiih
!. ueuse horns--while their hair is very
.h,x. and fine. From this latter fact VIC
aorbt their standing the cold winters upon
OF prsifies, and infer that the specula-
-. ell prove disastrous.
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George =. Boardman, ;:: !: Proprietor

George =. Doardman, -: : Proprietor.
THIS Is the only frst class ,a-c that run. an
1 Ownbus TO crnvey passengers IL and fiom tic
hunse, FREE OF CHANGE.
Travellers Wishing fo stop .ver in Chicago. eAs
SAVE money in three ways by holding on ~ ,hsir
checks and stopping Mt the Lake House
% cents in Dmnitu. Fare from the Cars TO 6rst-
class H,u-e- f,om 81 go To $3.50 per day in Hotel
charges, and IS fr.m he Hotel to the Cars.
hc Lake liuuse chargcr are TWO hALLARs rER
DAY. and in the same proportion leg q shorier time
and M x1RA CliAks;E fer OMNIBUS FARE.
Travellers stripping ut the Lake lloase, and MT
satisfied with the horse nrrv pg will be carried
70 any 6rst-class Huuse in Chicago FREE OF
CHARGE.
The lake Housc is the largest Hotel in Chicago,
save one. is inferior to in the Western country
and has snperb Recommendations for THREE HUN.
DRIED GUESTS.
The rooms arc clean and we'll ventilated. The
table will not suffer by y comparison with that IF
any firsclass h,ufei in any city west # New York.
The house fronts on three streets, colnnands ine
vi,w of Lake and liarbor, within three minutes walk
of the centre Of business.
~ Trusiy Agents always at the Depot to take
up Checks for Baggage. and splendid 0mnibuscs to
convey passengers and their to and ftom the
Lake llonse free Of charge. Sept II i'm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Italy is said to be at the present time in
imminent danger Of revolution, in consc-
quence of the outrageous despotism Of the
King of Naples. Every class Of the Neapo-
Titan population appears to feel alike the Sc
verify of the government, even the clergy not
the Anglo French allies, he might probably
have gone on with his Tyranny unmolested
but as he has turned the cold shoulder to all
their advances, the subtle Emperor of the
French is said to have conceived project of
getting up revolution in Naples, under
popular auspices, with a view of making his
cousin Mural King, in the right Of success
sion to the throne of his father. The
strsngest part of the complication is a re-
port that the court of Austria is not averse
to such change, the despotism of the King
of Naples creating great danger of a gener-
al outburst all over Italy, which might en-
danger Austrian Italy.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Rag Capt. Foster of the Royal Navy,
died in England from drinking His al
lvwance daily was six quarts of porter,
and quart of gin, brandy and rum, be-
sides sherry and beer. The valet testified
that he left at his masters bed nightly
bottle Of gin, one of rum, one of brandy,
one Of sherry, and one porter.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor

UalleyS Magical Pain Extractor.
7N1lE great and principal characteristics If Dali
i LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR con.
sist: se
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soon as applied to any external injury, to check in
famatsn instantly, and rapidly to reduce it. This
feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the
pain of burns and scalds. and of other painful dis
Eases, in 80 incred bly, short space of time, and as
will appear from the few testimonials hereunto nm
nexed. Every intelligent mind is fully aware that,
in cases Of external injury, the pain is produced
by inaammati- n Of the injured parts; and, there
fore. if you remove the the effect must cease
I'd: Its purifca'ive properties neutralize the poi
son that may Turk in the system, and will, when ap
piled to the sores draw rapidly all impure matter to
the surface and 81 ct thence the great discharge it
produces from sores occasioned by burns, and when
applied to old and invecratc sores, Sat Rheum, or
other cutaneous diseases.
Each box Of Genuine Dancy's Pain Extractor has
upon it n Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig
natures Of c. V. CLICkENER l. CO., proprietors,
and HENRY DALEY, manufactu er. All others
are counterfeit. Price Is cent? per box.
~ All orders should be addressed TOT v. Click.
ener Co.. 81, Barclay street. New York.
For sale by !. F. Tallant, Burlington, and Drug
gists generally throughout the U. s.
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Mr.. EDIToR:

Mr. EDIToR:
Will you for the sake of all those hav-
ing any business to do on the East side of
the river either travelling or freighting,
call on all such through your columns to
try to have something done in relation to
our ferry, before the great convention of
Fruit growers; for as matters stand now, it
will prove disgrace to our town. Just
go up there aud look at the mud.
SPECTATOR.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

CHURCH observation-disclosures Meth.
odist Episcopal church, the handsomest
and most substantial Church edifice ever
erected in Iowa, will be dedicated on next
Sabbath, Bishop Simpson, one Of the
largest guns Of that denomination, will of.
ficiate on that interesting occasion The
dedication ceremony, will doubtless bring
together a goodly number-more probably,
than can find seats in that capacious build
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

c. A mamoth cave has been discovered
in Mackinaw, Michigan. A party of ladies
and gentlemen, we'll provided with lights and
cords, entered it, and after ascending gradu-
ally through long and narrow alley, sur
rounded upon every side with stalactites and
crystals of caicareous spar, which glittered
like diamonds in the torchlight, suddenly
found themselves in an immence dome or
amphitheatre, $50 feet in length BY 24O in
breadth, and $50 in height. Leaving this,
they passed through long series of alleys
and magnificent chambers, and finally emer-
ged into the opes air at distance Of three
miles from the point where they commenced
their subterranean explorations.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

RAcHEL.-The New York correspondent of
the Boston Courier speaking of Rachel's
performance as "Adrienne Leconvieur,' re-
marks:
'sIt is said for this part she studied in the
hospitals of Paris, the gasps, and convul-
sions, and groans of the dying, and that thus
she is enabled to reproduce female wo with
such thrilling realitv.''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

CoNxoN-PLAcE WoxEx.-IIeaven knows
hov many simple letters, from simple-minded
women have been kissed, cherished, and
wept over by men of far loftier intellect.
So it will always be to the end of time. 1t
is lesson worth learning by these young
creatures, who seek to allure by their accom-
plishmcnts, or dazzle by their genius, that
though he may admire, no man ever loved
woman for these things. lie loves her for
what is essentially distinct from, though in
compatible with them--her woman's nature
and her woman's heart-this is why wo so
often see man of high genus or intellectual
power, pass by the De Staels and Corinnes,
to take into his bosom some wayside flower,
who has nothing on earth to make her worthy
of him, except that she is-what so few Of
your s'iema.c beauties" area true woman,
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-. .cel.redr Republic o. Liberia.

The other day We received file Of the
alberta Sentinel" little paper printed
:, Nonrovia, Africa, by Africans who emf
,,,,ed from this country.-It IL Of very
.n,ll dimensions SAY 10 inch q by twelve
,,;s,ed the first and third Saturday in
,,eh month, for one dollar per year. The
u.ehsnical execution is very good. The
oo,eu,s all oris inal and creditablc enough
barring rather high fallutin and Aowery
s,,. The numbers sent us were issued
during the tendency Of the Presidential
.les,ion, and advocated the claims of "Hon.
ri. Roye," the "Whig" candidate for
the Presidency! This "Hon." is an en-
,erprising "colored gentleman" formerly
dOhio, who emigrated to that country
several years ago, where he sold goods and
accumulated money. Being naturally of
,u.mbitious turn of mind he sought dis
,iuction and found it in an elevation to the
legislature and to the speakcrship of the
House So far from satisfying his aspira-
tons, this small foretastc only sharpened
hs appetite for other and greater honors.
lIe placed his ambition upon being Pres
idens Of that Republic, and stru sglcd hard
TO reach the goal. Whether he resorted
TO tho disgracetol tricks and subterfuges
used on this side Of the Atlantic, it is i'm
possible to say, But he like others who
have been ambitious, had many personal
and Injurious charges to face, such as SELL
ing liquor by the drink, being conccited
and vain! refusing to drain his lot! &c.
Whether from these charges or some 9TH
CT reasons, he was not elected to the Pres
idency, although the "Republican Wing
Party" achicveda glorious victory" in
eectins majority of the Senators and
representatives.
Its observable that they have in use
very plentiful supply of hard words and
epithets, which they use in their political
contests about as they have heard them
used in this country.
Its also true that men high in Office
there as elsewhere, are perplcxed with Of
fetal cares and troubled with knotty ques-
tioas. II seems that the elite of Monro-
vita, who have been raised among the 'col-
ored circles, of the United States, object to
the native Congoes Of both sexes appearing
upon the streets in state of nature as is
their Custom and habit! And the city
fathers being appealed to, find in it
great stumbling block. Trouble is expe-
nenced in getting them into clothing!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Three ladies, Mrs. Dumsresq and her daugh-
ter, Of Rox bury, Mass, and Miss Richards Of
Gardiner, Maine. were drowned at Swan Is
land, in the Kennebec river, on the 5'h inst
The parties came to their unhappy death in the
to Loving. ma:n:r: Mss Richards had gone in
10 ba'he but beyond her depth; on seeing her
attempt her rescue, but was also sinking. when
Miss Duarcsq also rushsd in, and all III, ee were
drowned
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Over the signature Of Stranger" a
few days since short para, raph appeared
'nyour paper about our ferry-deeming
an answer necessary, for the sake Of the
lair fame of our Orchard City'-and none
having appeased yet, ] have takan it upon
myself to do so, wishing some one better
able had undertaken it. 1t is no uncom-
mon thing to hear this same sentiment OK.
pressed with cursings, that city of the
size Of this, and intelligent inhabitants
would allow matter of this kind to 90
on which will and does so materially
affect her welfare. What inducement
can 1t be to a stranger landing here
iron the splendid steamer 10 Gales, to
Be hndedi in the city hog yard. He would
think he was any where else but in an or
'Aad ora city either, from smell or light
sne would pass from the boat through the
h'thy and loathsome street that it is from
sunderlands mills to Columbia. Is not
that pretty street for a stranger to pass
through, | leave it to any citizcn-it is
s@'ne-what causes 1.-THE City Council
smy answer. They ordered the boat
NON jefferson street to Columbia, we'll
showing that they could not land there,
'a' sue could BY dropping her length be-
the Inc ofthe street and the Captain
o. the boat would do no such sort of thing,
us motto is the "whole hog or none"-
whoever knows him, knows it to be so.
what Vas the object of driving them away
NON Jefferson st! One reason is, our hon
1''"e mayor is engaged in the honorable
: s'aes' OF Timer, stove dealer, and Tin.
,' generally, he has store on Main st.
ABOVE a Jefferson, and he wishes to secure
'ae 'rade from the emigrants, therefore he
u must nave tho boa. laad anywhere else but
= ss''e'son street, so as the emigrants as
Wy Ses pass out of'town will go by his store,
ssasentare they may purchase a tin
-. 'ee of horn of him, aud he thereby
@ftnne-and there is not spunk
sa IN the city council to do different
s"a what he tells them. 1t is to be
'sa 'aat something will be done and not
.a0le community be so triAed with as
w aow on account of quarrel be-
90 tue mayor Of the city and the di.
s'ss OF the boat We pay too dear a
t'W' % nave the interest made seconds
aa'ter to the caprice Of any mau. Who
s"3e members of the city council in
lef plaees The people.-Whas fors To
.s Aen like good servants, instead Of
n, my them and doing all they can to
aed their Office.
iae city has $4,000 stock in the ferry
!. I'M the citizens stand by aud not cry
!: 9 y the present managemen,.-no.hing
our town 50 much as the preseut
Msaeat Of the ferry-nohle boat, mo-
1ser TO aoat it 10, but lands in : hog
-, as.y from town or business. For
&. ~ IL favor of every citizen Who
~ Interested in the matter, 70 urgently
= ~ We President and directors Of the
hs ana Plank mad company to land the
-. se'sesson street. and il the city
~ s',' not like ]. and attempts to in.
n = those Who clothed her With
= ~ we on her clothes and kick her
syc;. ~ e'snanisy, and ~ i. as.ia.-
'e'y AClTIyEN. /,