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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-20
Spffial xGfifes..
To IN Members 81 the s0slaSars.
The ssssnsr Laurel nm WIN rssshsik u EATON
Baton Rouge, on Thursday night, (so.night) until
after the adjournment Of the Legislature mario.
- 7'7sH rof3as TIT 7
FOUND.

Near Magnolia Retreat, ~ ons Of the Trio
Bachelors, hne gold breast pin ensasing plat
u subarn hair, suppssed u bs Ne emblem u some
duIciana's affection. The letter "I.~ie epsr.v.
I'd on the back Of the plata. The owner esn ret
the SAME By calling 81 this once, proving pfetr-
~ and saying cost. vi eel - nsf20
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Gkt R1ilg Ge!!let.
BATON 3 f1o :hA1 q - 1889.
% ME- amsSR. Aark1 Of Ith'
Phosks Ls4yer, 5sbiisasd Il Bsyjo,

10 MfssJams6 r. M1rks of ME
, Phea<s Ls&ge+; @sbiisasd Il Bayou
Sara, is about to commence the pub.
location Of a Democratic paper at
Shreveport. The Gazette, thinks
that with the cooperation of DR.. Estes,
they may make up for one of their
nethen gols (Ajax) who has htreto-
fora haen. the lido. Of Red River dem.
eerasy, 4 is to be hoped for the
4iuJe' II truth and virtue that the
TIVE. ssaslsnea above mentioned will
stand sids BY astds at Shreveport, in
deatnce of The great party Of nothing
but principle. i3@t 7
00~Tbe Franklin Banner, haa gone
outuf existence. and in its stead has
srissa ths Franklin journal, tho first
number l q which, is before %. The
new paper, has at it, head in way Of
motto ''oar country and countrymen,'
and tho names Of the pominsss II the
Americas party for The approaching
Presidsnaal scampaign. sro
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SouTH CAKoLlrA CoLLrop--The
South Carolinian learns that the Pro
feasors ofSeush Caroline College, in
view Of tho various, rumors which are
h circulation, have addressed i com.
nsaiaation to. the President d che
B = A q ' Trustees. requesting full
sad rigid inquiry into their course
in reference 10 the causes which NAV
b supposed % have led to il. present
condition.. .,..... .s. .,+e,,,.1
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4 -
THE Russian EMPEROR, AND m.
Orlr1ox o. rak GrRxAss, EseLsHI
AND FRErca.-A Paris correspondent
Of The London Daily News. gives the
following a the sum and substance Of
srscent speech by the Emperor Alex
ander to = celebrated diplomatist:
ia; Z. Aasssdnds IL. p;s;s, le. Aa.
glaze ~ hs;ss 1t ~ Frasca;is en- adj
ss;ratioa," How; The Germans will
like to bs held il pity by The Russian
Autocrat.. and the English in, con-
temp = not mentioned. The French
can LET him % easily, Is for them he
haj1b otbsr iselioe ,haa admiration
~ Menbers Of the LeQ;slatsre
pssosivs 81 ,slIrsncs to our adver-
tising ealRmpppthat ths Steamer |
Laursl Hillreinaih 4here to-nigh. until |
The Legisaaturs a1journs. a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14

The RAFT.-We are gratified to learn from
the Shreveport Democrat that the work of mai,
ing navigable passway around the raft through
Dooley's Bayou is progressing rapidly. The
trees on the banks of the Bayou have been cut
down, the willow points cul OFF and all the sol
id raft above the mouth has been removed from
the channel There only remains about five
hundred yards of loose drift, principally the ac-
formulation of the present season, to remove
which will take but a short time, when the new
route, with an ordinary boating stage OF water
will be navigabIe. Col Fuller, we understand
has asked an additionsS,ppropriation, Of only
sixty thousand dollars enable him TO fully
complete the woTi We hope our Senators
and Representatives in toncress viii use eve
~ exeriion TO obtain it, Wash Ta
.Ir HIS CosiB .FIHE.'s -tia one occasion.
..lasin.,.sli esgsgefasai. ts5sS Daeesh. coat
msnaie9 ihe Fb4ng asidise So. !. -
MS usual soci = .7sSs llta oat r Tais 81
i6esf .e5pl Dinras> = -e--'iit efls.s aas
cofne,~ Duncan. " aoni s.as i'ufn-
ed 20 his aien Sho wefe seeiiee 81 iiaif
rms sirealy siiotfr3 ard pr i'asi. ass nai
.,lis5 or Fi-,,r The ncu wrI7 lli.4s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Alison the Historian. on Louil Napoleon.

sAsAhAiAi kiit tAAaioiAhfff On Aauhlf ~ - Iultuus
IN the rev volume of Aisnus History or
Eanne appears the following ieotnoic. hy ihe
author, IN ference 10 Louis Napoleorls early
belief las, h' destiny WAS 20 rule over tiie
.ouunes ol france ar 81
"lho idea ai destiny and lis having
ais, on 10 perl0an, was ,hnurboui hxed o..e
10 Louis Napoloou's mind No disasters shocss
his confidence IN his star or his belief in the
Ultimate fulllU ut of his destiny. This IA
wei known TO rh who were intimate with him
IA this county uliel be- rlnmcd from America
in 1897. Among olhcr noble houses, the hos.
pil,lily of which hc siatc1 was lhat oi ,llc
nukc ul MOi,ttsg, ~ Bucmuau ncnr l.och
,.amund, and the llhc %, Hamilton al Bfodict
Ius,lr, in the la'and ul Amu HIS manner
Wls gave add Ici,uuI; he was wmni ia tho
contemplation OF the future 1ud ullclcu, 10
the present In 1889, the prcsest Ell of W.
--,ihcn Lord B., came TO visit the author,
after having been some days with Louis Napo.
leon at BuchnNdn house, One Of the first
things he Said was, 'U4ly think of (lat young
man, Louis Napoleon; nothing can Persuade
him he j. no, 10 bt Emprlr of France. The
Slmsbofg affair has no, in the least shaken
him. lie is thinking constantly Of what he
ias 10 DO when on the throne. The Dukc of
" also said 10 the aulhor in 1851, Sew
cral years ago g:iOr- tho r;vc!!"".5n of ISIS. |
INST Loul5 Napoleon often al Broiicl Castle,
ia Amn We irc, ,uc.;ly went ont to shoot
together; neither ,aicd much for the sport, and
W soon sat down on hcathcry brow of Goat.
Icl, and began to speak seriously. lie always
op.ucl these conferences by dscour>ing ON
Mhat Lc wG"Id 10 wAcn he was Emperor Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Railroad Meeting in Parker County.

At meeting of the citizens of Parker coun-
tv, holden at the house of j. J Beeman in
said county, on the 4th day of June, 1856,
during the session Of the District court for said
county, to take the sense of the citizens Of
said county upon the subject of Internal
Improvements in the StaIe of Texas, upon
motion, Lemuel T.. Shepherd was called to
the chair and VIM. M. Green appointed secre.
tafy.
Upon motion of D. o. Norton, the Hon.
Nat. N. Burford was requested to explain the
object of meeting, who complied with that
request in manner fully appropriate to the
occasion.
Col. John C. Easton, of Mckinney, being
called on, entertained the meeting IN very
happy and satisfactory manner; showing the
great advantages resulting to this section from
the adoption of some system which would Sc
cure the immediate construction of railroad
connecting this portion of the country with
some commercial port.
Upon motion, il was
Resolced, That a committee of five be ap
pointed by the chairman of the meeting TO draft
Resolutions expressive of the sense of this
meeting upon the subject Of Internal Improve
ments; whereupon, the chair appointed D. o.
Norton, John Matlock J. J. Beeman, John P.
Cole, and Lewellyn Murphy upon that COM
mittee who, after retiring for that purpose,
returned with the following Preamble and
Resolutions, to-wit:
WHEREAS, there having been several plans
proposed before the Legislature of the State
of Texas relative to internal improvements in
said State, land more particularly ralroads)
and as it is supposed that the question will
come before the Legislature at its session in
July next, what course the State will pursue
Towards advancing said Improvements /;
and, whereas il is in coHtempla ton to hold
a convention Of delegates from the counties
in TINS, the 10th Judicial District, at Dallas,
Dallas county, on the 2SIh OF the present
nionih, to give an expression Of prevailing
sentiment on said questionin this Disirict-
therefore be it
i2esg'ce} That he plan known as iae tal-
weston on State paa Of internal napfosaneati
IS totally ., variance With the wishes ahd we
bsliets phversive Of the best Interests of lie
State ai Texas
Res5irs5. That We cordially and heartily
lasSfovs Of the Cooperate system, and TIE pai-
lev ol1he State loan,hE lisr funds to he corFo-
sn6sas ~hssk viil sb5ss disposition 10 cara
d, fass refi;s ia cord isite.ic A,saytenf q
S 600 10 IS coo n al's = = ss-'.f'..s
Rfsoftei fi.af'Ae aparprr - dog
s.i !. R4sres6 toaveaiion D, "a - = - 2Sa
of he psessas uonih a.ls' afFfs.s.; sssH sais.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14

to said conventions, John MallOci, ] Reelhaa
ID. o, Norton, and John =, Coic, wril author
ity to appoint proxies in case OF h..u- unable
TO attend themselves,
ResOlred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be forwarded to the editor OF the Da,.
las Herald, with the request that he publish
the same.
The above preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and the meeting adjourn,
ed sine die,
l.. Il. SHEPHERD, Chr'm.
Wu. NJ, GREEN, Sect'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Wrl,tea for the Dallas Herald.
The Humming.bird.
INSCRIBED TO MAMIE.
~ WILLIAM 7. u. WEAVER.

INSCRIBED TO MAMIE.
ny WILLIAM 7. u. WEAVER.
llnsh twas her humming sound heard,
Now, here she comes-the pretty bird
see the roses petals stirred
by her swift wings;
Bu. ali | Scarce can say u word
TIL of she springs.
Now, in that hollyhock she dips,
Then, from that touchime not she sips,
And gazcs on its crimson lips
With her bright eyes;
Next, DER those mnrigolls she skips
And onward flies.
See on that stalk of fragrant pinks,
Light us butterfly she sinks,
And from their tiny Soblcts drinks
The evening dew.
Her beverage must he pure, methinks,
From cups 50 blue
But now, she's supped, away she goes
And lights on yon frcsh-openci rose,
Beneath its curtains to repose
Her little head,
While ronna the night-wind suf.ly blows
And rocks her bed
Lightly may dews upon her weep
Let twinkling stars above her peep,
And busy fr'o-aies near her keep
Their watchman light,
As on her rosy couch. asleep,
She spends the night.
Alton, Nay, 1856.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
96g paccas 9gRafp,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
IATIMER n SwINDELLS,
,. ". LAfIAkh, j. w s"iNphhi1

NJ LAfINHR. J, W. eNiAphlit'
TERuS-sss0 prf Vslame Il hhyso numbsTs, IL RAd IA
.A,an0r - within inth 4 the time q Subscribing sHV
fIail sigha Inolh and sioo Al esIa II the AR
psT square lines hess, &c the hTsi inssIn, and ans
ssTts each lnsrIgan rarT donriiu II sac half u1ss
rates w IA IaAe those advertise by the year with lh'
pnyi'egs q changing aaaTrIB,
Baps cards, II n mas than one square, Sll be Inserted al
AlaOa1Os,asn, candidates or district Ocsr 80
eoaniy "ffesTs, ss,
law asi lS paid ia la advance aud ih sss on dsltsTy
When this rule departed o, an AddiliA change % my l~
cent gill he made, a,
II rfsolAl articles, when admitted 10 our columns, sl u
charged doI,as the ahoVr rates - , -
l Advertisements marked with the nuHlr ~ ihseft's
will he oHlina-i until olNse direee and charged aeethsl
sseiTs' aiVsTlsgTs and agents may Fv'n" money !" ="
All Communications must be addressed to the EiIor pos
sad ,.
ns logihs gentlemen are requested % act as Assnls er ~
hssiLp ausre TO receive and receipt for sahseTp
81 4. EVEKTs, Lancaster, Dallas Coaniy,
0EOaGE MIIsnS, Cellar Ilin, palas county,
Capt. ", QuAll, Dlnlyiile, rarranI county
ne, T., ., y; T;. PAS Foa Worth, rau1n' county.
Jons l. LovrIors Mckinney eollla eoan,y' county,
Jas 7. RATRi, kaufman, KAUFMAN county,
y o. lIE.TH, Hack Ilill, kaufman county
T. W. noesRs, waSahaiehle, iil' county
nsts m.T sreEn,, T,s, Chambers Creek, E,' county
u. r. sNITI, Sherman, Graysan county,
Cart. 3. II ALLEs, Preston, 0rsyson county.
A. hTAraS, ksq., Corsleanna, Navarro county,
Jas 7, LEK PoTtrr's Hun, Navarro county.
A, y, LLOYD Alton, benton county,
s :, Weaver, GAINESVILLE, took county.
II. r. LAnNRR, Carkesvillr, Red River county.
NJ. DALrOS, rosmasicr Palestine, Texas.
A, Z, l0wELL, Esq 0rccnVllle, Hunt county,
ALlES, BAohr X Co., Houston, Harris county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Letter from San Antonio.
SAN ANToNIo, Mny 3NLh,

SAN ANTONIO, May 3Olh, 1856.
Editor Dallas Herald
Your epiglmmatic lines. noticing the vile
oashool oi knOw.no,hlngism, was received here
by gentlemen Of all parties as pertinent blow
NJ public nuisance. The southern country is
overrIn by Odyenturcrs, who, too indolcnt to
toll, are ready aud anxious, apparently, to lend
themselves 10 any hand that is willing 10 feed
them, to do the dirty work of culumniarug a
portion of the best population in Texas. Here,
find, no one thinks the new frce-soi successor
TO Donai worthy of serious notice. The same
feeling exists at Austin, too.
A most interesting and carefully conducted
trial was concluded yesterday. The State
Ogain't Mackey, charged with numbering f.,
Connolly in July asst .!;c M:!c; 1Sa sa sarren11cc::;
ed himself last year, in the same hour
that Connolly died-madc voluntary
statement and, requesting the absence Of chic!
witnesses 10 the killing, while the statement
was being made before Justice, this officer,
after sitting two days and hearing many wit
ncsScs for plaintiff and defendant, discharged
Mackey. He resumed his practice as an at
torney; but the death of kindred and the cx.
press desire Of an aged parent caused him to
return TO his native State, South CarOlina.-
DARN" his absence, the grand Jury of tho
county of BeXar Che chief AMI only Witnesses
Of the nilroy unculed, though one of them wa.
halitf to the jury) found true bill against
Mackey, charging him with murder in the
first degree for having shot Connolly; the
same charge which Justice Pryor, with all the
Witnesses before him, had dismissed for want
Of evidence TO sustain it,.
New and material evidence for the dcfcnsc
was introduced yesterday. The whole trial
occupied two days time. tor the prosecution
the State Officer, and Howard and Wilcox
For the defense, J. A. Paschul, and WauI and
Wilson. Waul spoke with great propriely o
the false statements made in regard to the
affair, last summer, by partizan sheets; some
of them representa-. that an "American hal
been beset IN room from whoaro he ronl.
not escape, and killed by an lriShman," mean
ing Mackey, who might have escaped mach
persecution had he been know-nothing The
evidence showed no single allusion to politics,
direct or indirect; but the madness of the hour,
paramount, beyond the eection-dav last sum:
mcr, caused political feeling to have an nnu-
ence where ir should not.
| The deceased is said to have been popular
man and much beloved but cEcitablc,and, at
times, ncauious in his habits. His relatives
in the north employed counsel to prosecute the
acquitted party. The Incorrect statements
published by the false zeal of persons who
controlled few presses, no doubt, miSlcd the
relatives of the deceased. The whole affair is
another melanchol y commentary upon the
universal misuse Of firearms in our Sate.-
The evidence, il is said, will he published If
was taken in short hand by wei! known Ste
Inogapher
Both parties were under thirty, and neither
had be two years in the State.
EWTAH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Tns fr6sly q Peace

l.-Resiores perpetual friendship hHNcgn
Gfeal Britain, Sardinia, furiNy France aud
Russia.
An territories conquered or occupied
lur.ng the MAR .hal, be- Teclprntllly c'acunled
as soon as possible,
3-Russm restore. 10 Turley Air and 9th
or paris OF the Ouomgn lemloy
l.-rhe allies restore Ia kussla the towns
aud ports Of Sebas'opol, Balakatn Kmnicseh,
Eum,oria and hcrssh
Articles ., d, aud ; are wanting
n-rhc Sultan communicate % uc Pow
crs llv liTmau gnIulug oIulliyso Christian,
which the contracting parties musl approve ol,
bul dnrsi themselves ol all right rhcmby n
interfere in Oh, in,oml administration Of the
Government of the Ottoman Empire,
I0.-rhc Convention Of 18th July, ISL,
closing the Bl5phom and DlrIlucllcs, IS re-
affirmed,
ll.--Thc Blacl, Sea, Is neuiriEnd, ml lur.
ever Forbidden TO ship, Of war OF every Power
adjoining or distant, with The exceptions sPcti.
lied in articles II aud 10.
la.-Tmdc shall b, Tree in the wU'crs and
ports Of the Black Sen, subject only TO pnN,c
regulations, Russia anl r"::!:;, y oiMijmg caa.
suIs 10 all ports on il shores.
l3.-Thn Black Sea being nculraii2'd,
strong holds become useless, consequently
Turkv aud Russia agree neither TO construct
nor preserve ANY military mor'iHne arsenaIs
gn the coast
ll.-IEc Convention rg,!aaug 'hc !o'tes
d, hip. ior coas ryt'' Is coar.adrd in'F'd'
ua'ly by,Ncnn Turkey aud Russia bo; i5 ap-
V!"''3 10 'H's treaty ""I cannot zoe v.''se1
without genera. 'ons'u,.
-. The a'i @. The tonHr's .' (r"na -
lntyc to river navigation, applied 70 the
pnubc and ITS mouths and is freedom be
&C. ncS a plN ol the law oi ih' '"ri'.
10 To r'HE mo c,',c' orit,e -, fut',
Austria, Great D'iIl'', 1IGsSIl' ''N5.l Rn'
Turkey appoint ,'.h dsl'gNr ,oWt Ihe NV
CIR IN n nlygabic state from isa'tha 10 ".
. lL-AuSrl', .H'yor', Turkey and Wur-
trmbur" add each delegate to thc r"nMIS-
:ion'ol the PrnciPnIl'cS, TO form p'rmancnI
commission Tor the purpose ol ,'n'pmg the r'v-
or navignbIc, and to snperlHicod rs police.
lS.--Thc General Commission will be dis
solved in two years, and the permanent Com
mission take ts place.
l0-Ench of the cont@c'ia. powers may
station two small ships at the ..2oulh Of III
Danube M p; ...., 49,, Il; .;g r,,.
2O.-RusSla asscnis TO- the rai'1'at'on o! the
BessaraGian frontier, The new frontier sto;is
from the Black Sea ono nile cast OF Lake
Bourna Soa to the Akcr'nan road, along
s;nr o, somtb Of BcIoroJr. and rcnsrcnainr IN,
river YnInocI 70 S,yntsij,,, and terminates n
K,r,,,r; ~, tho r;yor prrb. Elso,vhoro !, !.
nmrbnmrcJ ] " -
81 ;Tho coJ,l terr;,ory : ,,,ovod :,
ID. SS Mnio,d,vi, and WoIocbio continue IN.
,,r I,o snvoroian," ~ ',, or,rnrInv T;,h ,he gn,r
E,,.,, n al ,ho on,,tr,.,,cr rr,r. ,h,t M ,,,,
e":y; o. rrh, por.o rr,r,ntoos "a ,,,o s,id pr;,
.;nI,;,. ~, .on,;inon,o or H., f.ooJo,,, nr ro
/
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
A Fortnight with Brigands.

The Spanish Journals record the capture Of
gentleman of property by brgands. Count
Valariezo was carrie off three weeks ago
from the district of Toledo and 10000 piasters
were demanded of his family for his ransom.
The family paid the money; but the local
authorities succeeded in seizing il before ii
reached its destination. The bffgahds, howev-
er, again notified the family that they expected
this ransom, and the latter deemed it right IN
spite of the prohibition of the authorities, to
forward it to them. On receipt of it, the bri-
gands Immediately released the Count, and he
arrived home eight days back.
He relates that the brigands, on capturing
him, told him that he need entertain no fear,
as they had taken him not to murder him, but
to do good stroke oil business by getting paid
for his release, and they expressed their regret
at being obliged TO carry him into Portugal
He says also that when the brieands, who were
always on the move during the day, encamped
for the night, they gave him blankets to wrap
himself up in, aud that when provisions hap.
pened to be scarce they even stinted themselves
in order that he might have enough. He says
moreover, that they appeared to possess GER
tain degree of education, and asked him If, in
his visit to Madrid, he had not visited the
opera ana nedTu hOuCOn-eApieosiiiSs suipiiSe
on being answered in the negative.
A Ngw HEIREss-The wealthest heiress in
England at this time is Miss Jones Lloyd
daughterof Lord 0yerstone, the banker. She
has but just come out and created an immense
sensation at the last drawing room." Tnis
wealthy Young lady whose father is peer,
has an uncle in New York, acting in the
capacity Of a salesman at Genus Bazaar-
!. So says. the New Yopk Tones
at IS said that there is reason TO b.iiieve tia
there Is one OF the greatest spsealations thai
has tai,sH place for many years now going Of
IN eottcH The parties ere said TO be resldeai.
OF New ycft EoaIand and the Southern
Shtes. aided BIZ the banks Of New York and
tlsssou.b The objects IS % get possessior
. oi 10 much ofi the GRIP as n eahtrol, tie mar
bet and run the pnees very high. i { SAID
that it will require m inyesineat Of $4,000
OOn for five or six moaths. 70 sHart .bs. oi5e-'
Of The spectators. p Bo,siseisls Jozrnal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Stats Democratic CoLvtntion Of South
: BE-, clitn.

H.; .on, 49,. - r.,i.
81, us; us ''n'I",''' '''v!' i" No'pn"" Q" inc
~" w Vs., ,; "''o WI" cS,"Io over ny 'P ron
.,"v"s: h'.'' nl nc''S"'IS 10 "It C,''
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~ ~, ''se "' ''' '.'r "rlr''' Oo'sfGss'o'',
a., pJ,'L2 " sV,Cs ~ ~, % 'gsom''o''s was naIP.en
g. "'I '%.'a T., ."e S"o'I' Th uo'trI!eS o 'ne
Tn,'' n:5.;'' puu'S ut '"'ee "s' ''So'o'
'1,' = E.,o Tr,ozaej 80 o'1U"n Tt"t :, A H..
oC S,". II'o'.''y "'.n .no
.e,l'oS' ~ W, fI,''' 1''''' reoi9a! 10 cc'ope-
,;' w. "' '"'s n"'.',, :"'S Do''.r',
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14
Ban AETROWIT4,
An Ordinance hr the ImpgoVem5r' q. Main
Sfrlal

on both sides ol the pond cas-. oiile raflie
square. be, and they are hereby required 10 lll
up the street TO the width Of eight leci parallel
with their lots.
SIC, . b. Il further ordained, That a
committee Of three Aldermen be appointed 10
let oul proposals To the lowest bidder Tor Cling
mp the pond ON Main street, east Of the public
square, To within eight feet of the edge OF the
street on each side, and for cleaning Oul and
opening the ditch along said street aud lo'sn-
perlEicnd the same provided, that the expense
Of the work shalt not exceed one hundred dul'
lars, 'he hlaucc 10 b, raised 10y subscription.
An Ordinance Adopting the State Laws Reg
ulating Working on Public Roads, Sc, for
the Government Of the Town. and Creating
the once Q. Supervisor Of Streets ana Rods
SEc. !, Bg 4 0ydgWcd, IAa, the laws
NOW in in;cc in this State, regulating
roads and prescribing the duties OF uvcIsrcrs ul
roads, and defining who nre liable to work on
the same, md the fines lur filling 50 to 10
when properly notified, be- anI the same are,
hereby adopted Tor the government Of this
town anG Ui persons liable 10 work On public
ro0ds under said laws, residing within the lin
IFS ul sand corporation, are hereby subjected TO
n like duty on the streets q, ,hS town.
SCc ,, BE- II jiy,kcr OrdgMci, That SUI
pcrvlSor OF streets aud roads be appointed,
whose duty It shall be to notify all persons
liable 10 work on the streets Of The town oftho
Ilmc aud place where suc. work is r'guir.d,
aud TINT Tie said Supervisor be governed in
he discharge u' his duties by ,hc laws d'iinin"
the duties ul ovcrsygrs OF rOld5.
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I. =. BE il JrIhcr orlaiaoi, That should the
town constable violate any OF the ordinances
of this corporation, the Mayor shall have paw
cr to dcpoti2e any citizen of sand 'dwn as sre
cia! constable TO bring said constable before the
Mayor to answer to such charge.
Bv-Lawg
r. !. An Resolutions shalt be Introduced in writ
no, and before the question is taken on the;
nddopnon the Aldermen shall be- pernitted (,
discuss ITS merits: provided no member Of .ht
BOARD shall be pcrmttcd TO speak more thar
twice on thc same question, or extend hi.
remarks bcyood ,cr minutes. After being So
condcd and discussed. the question shall h,
mt TO vote by the Mayor and fla majority