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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
TERRIBLE ARRAY ~ ARKANSAS.
CouespoIdence OF The Cinenu,,i Commercial.
WESLEY Arkansas June ,,

Cosr,spordence OF The Cncinu,,i Commercial.
WESLEY, Arkansas, June %, 1859.
ON Friday June n the town of Huntsville seat of
Justice for Madison County, the of the most
terrible aifIay witnessed IN NOrhwest Arkansas,
ard perhaps in the State Two men instantly
killed and two or three severely wounded. The diff
Guilty originated between lawyer, Forester Black and
Warren Saus, merchant. What was the origin We
know cot hut az any rate alteration came up be-
tween w Sans and +. Black. Sans $50 says the ru-
II or was rushing On Black with bOwie-knfe, when
Black drew Il revolver and fired; the shot missed its
aim and took effect in the knee of j. ". Moody,
spectator. WHO l. dangerously wounded ard will not,
perhaps, recover and under the most favorable cir
cunstaLces vii be cripple the remainder Of lis tc.
II shsieIel bis knercsp, aud passed OUT behind. Tue
second fire from Black pistol took effect in the upper
part of Sam. abdomen, staggering him. The tniri
tfe took eject above the right eyebrow, passing
through and ont az the eft bsck side OF his head IL
i, sid by some tna- this shot was Lot fired
by Black. At the third ire Sans fell. AZ this
Instant James Sans, q LAD Of about sixteen
Years DID, VI W ssms eIaped the content. of one
barrel OF double barrel shotgun into +. Blacks
back causing hiu 10 ial instantly. j. "a a. instantly
turrei his gun q John Black, brother OF +.
Beck, Who was r-shing hin. j. Sans Dis
C ned tie ot-e barrel into }. Blacks thigh,
arG shattered bowie knife a. he ,iie and
fourteen shot passed thrc ugh tAe EXIT Of rs coat Ths
SHOT failed 20 bring }. Black 70 tue sroUni, zen D.
Sans knocked him Gown with his Gun which rulue1
the car. II Is stated .ba two other men ~ere wcnlded
We Know lot whether this i Fl or not j. Sans wa
shoulder and right wrist Ramon : telling hrr macy
stores concerrug the sfray, aud aoou, Whist Tue
origin o tie alteration Il = sa'd by some tue.
W. Sans W. sOmeghat intoxicated tins "As psoDa-
bly, the case.
Tns,e cen,'ruen were among our most esteemed
citizens. T. black wa & prominent young awyer,
about - wear. q. eye. He native u Ieclessee.
He itavess ycErg wife. an eyed father AMI IotAe-,
al la-.e circle Of friends 70 mourn IL .os'. lis
f..ter Is very wealthy merchant living IN Fiyetie-
vile.
SAY ltavsss devoted s ard f,naiiy, sni respect.
sble relatives, likewise .srge LGnpef u friends, %
weep f,r hi sudden departure. lie mai eyvFai rel.-
t.vt,, generally merchants.
Tn whole country j. thrown no .e.b.e c,Eserna-
uau ard deep mourning The -cqsr.ct. They bo.b
hstd Int A few uinIies. h'tn breathing their "a,
shout the ssue time. j. csus !e.. tow Immediately
after the asy. I'D ha- 1oI Jet been arrested Public
feeling i greatly aglta'e all seen % feel the
effects II sorrow rather tLsa CT ambitious desire for l.
i wei Luogu fac. thai two IT our best Il zens have
been taken from amoU- The aitey o. lcrsd about
ote hour before sunset, sld ths reached Ftyet-
VIE stcl u - x .. - ei-.slc. =: : niles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

gre he pnpi, -eor,- ses'ef side re FSrlty,
TRUSTEE a1d Pro-. kenlsl there large number
Of 'he AluuLi and oilers sss.-i the platform.
Tn. C"l'-g- lad more s'Hdett- 10 attend soee during
the nat wear than IN. pr-viou. ooe-3jJ. Tn. in
ducrUenis OBJ amt liberal educ sion re =.
th-' 10 Mt AZ the property Of tins lu-lu-
'or. T.. Pre.iier. DR.. Baker has u-ly ea-nei the
high reputation e beng successful educ OF OF yodth
indeed h.s a.~ci,i N the Board of ltsiructon-
Prot. W'lh4ms Halter Martin and iisnn-tt-.re M
teagsbe IN their ahJrs ~ promote The causs o; eiu-
caon. ibis place offers great lt1cements "a parents
c-,'Tirg Ia educate their .dreD. Beside Allegheny
Cvlleg- there Toe-log'ca Institution under the
couiIu II the BIT ar,ps, and al-O excellent temss
College. Tie town Is exceedingly hesthy AMI desira-
be place oi residence. A. early div, It = eX'
pect.d, the town will have railroad connection with
the East and West. Wien TIE Iosd = conple,ei,
doubtless mpal-e wi. be given TO this plsce in
mary - specfS. ". II. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

man, deserving cases, where the canvic's hst ~
,r END. ~ t,rks pardon in their behalf. HJgeser
mi. m,y b.. ffom ,be .tr--s which De lay. "a god
c4uduct III prison sDd toe ioierest De eViac-s
10 Inc conyicts, its eii-ct upon ta- pn."s d'-
cipllne cannot fail 10 De m"rt erpehl'i. The '"',
s,rnr i t,lins upon tins-li large amount of
.x,r. bor and il is cert,iuly to b. ped that Il
NAV Lad 20 more Discerning exercise of IN. par
do1ins power than We have b,d Of late year'.
May OF our c,Iizrns visited The Gos.rnor At the
prison. asd maby NOR. called upon him after h.s
return on satu rday evening. i.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

13Eatity. &. asa..s
These paragraphs are from the pen Of
Mrs. S. G. Hall:
Ideal beanty, as well as beautiful objects
of art and nature, affect us with sort Of
sweet contagion. In the contemplation Of,
q fine picture, we drink in the spirit of
beauty through the eye; and this is proba-.
bly, the reason why lovely women are occa-
sionally addicted to @sthetics-thc study
of their charms in the mirror.
Milton supposcs Eve was fascinated with
her own charms rs mirrored in the waters
Of Paradise, and her daughters have faith
fully followed her example, for they are
seldom disinclined to contemplate ideal
beauty in their own symmetrical forms and
features. If the proper study of mankind
is man." why may not wowan be allowed
a like privilege, for thereby bleinish may
be removed and many charm frightened.
The love of ornament creeps slowly, but
surely, into the female heart; the giflswho
twines the lily in her tresses, and looks At
herself in the clear stream, will soon wish
that the lily was fadeless and the stream /
mirror.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
~The Hon. Thomas Corwin wss So

EThe Hon. Thomas Corwin @xs Ser
enaded at the American House, Indianapo-
is, on Wednesday night, and made :
speech an hour in length. He said that it
had been SO long since he was in the habit
of receiving popular ovation that this re-
ception made him think Of death, Is in the
case Of Fielding's lawyer, who noted for his
dishotiesty and heartlessncss, once had .
benevolent idea enter his head, or stir his
blood, and the emotions were SO strange
that he thought he WAS surely about to die.
He (Gov. Corwin) urged respect for the
constitution and laws Of the land-vener-
alton for the founders of our government
hatred and contempt for the kingly rulers
of the Old World distrust Of agitator,
either North or Southland concluded by
reading q severe lecture to the voters for
not remedying the evils Of government that
they 50 loudly complained Of He dis
avowed his connection with any party, and
appealed to his hearers to emancipate them
selves from party trammels.-OiS. Com
uaerci0[. -s.ssas-ss---
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

II OUD sosrs the dreadful thunder,
Aud the rain begins to drop,
Though clouds may r~nd a.under,
We arr always IN the shop. sa
In readiness to shave you to cut drsss your hair,
Or sell to those who pay for little stock Of
have hair oils and perf0meries for allthe who need
And the North Iowa times for our customer to read
will clean your clothes when greasy srop your
when they're dull,
So that shaving May be easy. whom the Rsrbcr's are
not we'll. ~ 81. =
Shop adjoining the American Hotel. .-
CROMWELL THOMPSON,
Darbscs and Hair Dressers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

A MIsslssIPPI AND TENNEssEE ExcuRsroN
TO ILLINOIS AND MINNEsorA.-The several
Railroad companies Of Mississippi, Tennes-
see and Illinois, we learn, are planning q
grand excursion from north Mississippi, via
Cairo and Chicago, to the Falls Of st.
Anthony. 1t is to take place some time
during tho present month, and every pains
will be taken to make it as delightful as tits
comprehensive.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

~ John Randolph was one Of the MOST
sarcastic men that ever lived One time .
young man attempted to mako his acquAint-
anoe. He obtained an introduction, and
among the first remarks said:
II passed by your house lately, Mr.. Ran
dolph."
"Ihope you always will, was the reply.
Another one twitted him as to his want
Of education. 'The gentleman reminds
me-" said Randolph in reply, ''of the lands
about the head waters Of the Montgomery.
which are poor by nature. and cultivation
has ruined them" kses
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

KEEP AWAY FRox MusLlx.-Boys, if
you don't want to fall in love, keep away
from muslin. You can no more play with
those girls without losing your hearts, than
you can play with gamblers without losing
your money. The heartstrings ofa wo-
man, like the tendrils of . vine, are always
reaching out for something to cling to-
The consequence is, that before you are GO
ing you are "gone," like lot at an auc-
ton.
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Seleet 2petrp.

A ..KM. -
II y seldom nswspapse or masasiue furnishes IT.
readers wish gem so exquisite - this:
For tho North Iowa Times.
WRITTEN FOR AN ALBUM.
'rwss long ago, doar waffle,
You tossed tho bubbles high,
And made quaint plssurss, Matte,
Ny study table nish.
Before ny little blossom
Had laid her sunny hsad
On EasurSs Kindly bosom.
Asd 70 had called hsr desdi
Twas loox ago, dear Matte,
1eou weste sAing 70 aail, ~&
---s4 RStss ss.NpAass ssias hGshs saa
LIS non1AA,s alsts sxhais. a.
! But warm My heart y beating, = 2
SIN t6s years gone BY,
While fhr away my blossom,
Sleeps meath her nstivs sky. +
'rwas long ago dear Matte,
Her tiny feet went down, ... I-s
Where cold the waves rolling, ,.p
And dark the afches frown,
But they have left golden track
Along htss dusty way;
Whose kindling light grows brighter
Around me every day.
Twas long ago, dear Matte, .s
And though ~ said she died,
So zee befors me sssf,
white Fobcd spirit giids,,
Two little hands outrsaehing
s. Two starry syesI see,
And know, though dead to others,
She evsf lives to me.
FAYErra, Iewa. g.. n. W. A.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

~ Many and various -aEe the female
charms that conquer us. ke we 1nd z
woman whose strength, BES bao0f's, is
III her hair, second holds youf aflscUons
by her teeth; and third is cinderella, who
wins hearts by her pretty foot.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

wItis related Of Thomas F. Marshall
that Judge onos Ahsd him thirty dollars
for contempt of tourt; he rose and asked
the judge 10 lend him the money, - he
hadn't It, and there was no friend present
to whom he could g we'll apply - to his
honor. This was . stumper. The judge
looked st Tom, and then at the clerk, and
finally sAid-'C Clerk, remit Mr.. MarshaAs
fine; the State Is bettcr able to loose thirty
dollars tlnu I am" 4A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

CURE FOR NosE- -BLEsD.-An exchange
says that . piece Of brown paper folded
and placed between the upper lip and
gum, is sure cure for the bleeding Of the
nose.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
RRICK I BRICKil RRICK,,i

BRICK DRICK!! BRICk!!!
VKYE have started y Brick Yard ut North Mc(3re-
w gor ON the bsuch south side Of the run, aud
having the best Bank Of Clay In the country, we are
prepared TO furnish and build any amount Of Brick
1t North or South McIregor, In . superior manner.
We have Psess for making tine Brick for fronts.
H FRANK ALSIP X BRO
Ncrh MsGreyor, Nay IL, ls6emSs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
WHOLE NO. IA.

spected the man with whom I was to soon
unite my destiny not with the enthusiasm
Of my first love but with 4 sober, steady,
earnest love, for ...... .-..
"whom We nrst love 10 seldom we'd:
Time rules us all. And life indeed II not -
The thing We planned IL out ere hope vas dead
And then we women cannot choose our lot.
Much must be borne which II IL hard 70 boar
God help rs oil who need indeed his care"
And we had . quiet wedding in Glen cot
tage, and went out from that home, that
had sheltered me SO many happy years, a
bride. My grave husband sits beside me
now, and as he glances over my shoulder
with smile says: Why Nellie you've bee~
telling your own Heart History.
SoUTH BEND, June 3Oth, 1869. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

EGBERT HOTEL,

MONONA, {: IOWA.
RI PAUL EGBERT, Jr. One Of the largest and
ID best kept Hotels In Northern iowa. 27tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.
NoRTH-wEsTERN DRUG wAREHoUsE,
T. l.. BkOWEk. .-

NORTHWESTERN HOUSE,
BY II. Otto Neinhardts Block Curch Street Prairie du
CHEN. Wis. .... ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

waters cast upward fell hack in rainbow
showers, filing the air with dreamy music.
This was shut in by agrove of stately elms,
and, as sat upon the marble steps of the
fountain, pressing my burning brow be-
tween my hands, cold as ice, tried to force
down the bitter memories that were crowd
ing thick and fast upon me. Oh what .
world of bitterness was in my soul. Yet
none must know, no not even Mabel The
sound of approaching footsteps aroused me
and FASTENED into the conservatory to avoid
them There I found Mabel's husband who
escorted me to the music room, where sat
Mabel at the harp. Her rich clear voice
never sounded more beautifully than now,
and each string seemed fraught with liquid
melody as they quivered beneath her mas
terly touch. Her face was pale, yet calm.
None of that gay throng-much less he
who stood beside her-Edmund Allison
dreamed Of the lEtna she was crushing in
her bosom. ] never saw her SO brilliant;
flashes Of wit and gay repsrtee fell from her
lips and as he fingered beside her and his
merry laugh fell upon my ear, bitterly
thought, Obi if his heart had been blighted
too. -
The gay festivities were at last over, and
we were on our way home. Twice during
that evening he passed me with slight bow
Of recognition, but merely bowed in ac-
acknowledgement Of our former acquaintance.
Silently we rolled on toward Mabels dwell
ing. Mr.. Selden was asleep; Mabel and l
were each busy with our own thoughts, and
neither spoke until arrived at home and sepe-
rated for our respective apartments. A
week longer l spent in MabePs home, and
then returned to my Aunts cottage at the
Glen. A few weeks glidcd by and second
time was engaged. And l loved and re-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
AMERICAN HOUSE,

R0cHesker Minnesota
Stages leave this House Daily for all parts Of the
Territory. Livery attached.
C.. C.. COLE. Proprietor
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While the oouutryman win b to receive for hs
Trade the highest market price. ts ,s.ga
McGregor, January ], 165otf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

NYEAR the steamboat and ferry Landing, Gutten-
II berg, Iowa. D. II. EVtsLAGE, Proprietor.
Large comfortable aud wel-farnished Stabiing at
ach.d tn the premi-es l27tfl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20
A MERICAN HOUS /,

HEINIGER, CARD & REINIGER,p
A TTORNEYS AT Law ard soitcssors IN
II Chancery Dealers in Real Estate, Exchange, &C.,
ST. caARLss, Floyd c0untys Iowa. Will attend to
business aud Practice Ia the Courts Of tho counties OF
Floyd, CAickasass, Brewer, Butler, Cerv G0rdo.
Worth, Mitchell, Howard, and ia the SMpreMe Court
of l0Ta. Good References and Information Will 10
cheesfuiy given request. t9yll
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-20

HVTTIN CEK u dEINE, @T
VNyHOLESALE and Retail Druggists, Gutenberg,
w CLAYTON county, Iowa, Dealers In all kinds Of
Medicines Liquors, Wines, ratent Medicines, Paints,
Glassware, Oil. Putty, Dyes'nfs &c. Also, aroceraes
of all kinds sold at the lowest prices. l127tfl
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11
MIRCIIE DE Ia Nile ORLEANS
1Hercredt, s JUN 1850.
suere, 81 a 6 cts; a.
Melasse, 30 a 32I cts;
Cotton Middling, l01 il Ii cts.

BALLoS rRASsArLANTIoUE- La Ga-ette
dc Lansingburg nous fournit les details
suivants sur Ia machine aGrienne en- vote
de construction, au moyen dc laquelIe
NJ. Lamontasne a l'intention de tenter Ia
traversee de fAtlantique:
"Le ballon aura IS pieds de diametre
ct 100 pieds de haut, la nacclle compri-
Sc; il emploiera $3.50 metres de sole de
Chine, de 10 meillenrc qualite qui ait ja-
mails etc choisie pour Get usage. LIE filet
prendra miles de corde; Ia nacclle est
tres-forte, ellie mesure 19 pieds de long,
4 pieds de large ct 90 pouccs de haut.
Ellie etc constitute i NewYork, ct
pourrait contcnir - personnes sur la
n1er la plus tourmentec. Pour gonfer Ic
ballon, II faudra 15o,oo pieds cubes dc
caz, aui douneront une force ascension.
nellie d'enyiron tonnes ct demic."
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11
LE DEMOCRATIC
EFT pTRLIE TOTS LES SAMEpIS
PAR P. A. ROY.
LIS Bureaux ct AiellrrS S"nt slfteH ahffe> de
Ii uason de- CoRr.
ABONN en- L y L:
TROIS pIASTRES PAR AN.
s1.- pJIiBLES UI TIICE ~I9a
pRIy DES ANNO\cES.

Pour chaaue carrG de dix lignes OIL m"ins.
pour la premiere insertion. ......Sl 90
Pour chaane insertion a,lditionnrIe par
pesr tou.e aauose Indignant Ia profession
ct le tl.uicile. 1T qai n'excelera pas hr,it
iigaas, avac i'abouneHfent au Journal, par
Observation-Disclosures, ..>.->-.-.. Id w
In. .iiminution libsrale faite aux pers''l,-
n.- aui salnunerunt Il iiannee pour Ia publication
de leurs aunouc>: n,ais eur privilege sera rigi-
dement, horne Ienr genre d'stifaires; ct il ne
SER. iaIn:.is permits ulie mtsen de commerce de
se prevaIoir de son privilege Announcement annuel
pour faire puhIier, sans retributon. les annonces
ayant rapport anx interets parteuiiers de ses di-
yers assecies.
Toute an,once pu'liee par interyallcs, sera
payee au tatx dune piastre par carrt.
T.,ute annollce on lettrr invitant quelqu IN 50
METRE rlr les ran.s connle eandidat une place
ou un emploi titieleonqne. sera payee All tanx or
dinare dune pi;.stre ssr carre, ct noarabteme'tt
danfsce. s 5aas II sE9S
Toufe annsnce DE- c:asldidat scra payee DIX
PIASTRES. ct daransr.
Tonte alnet,ee don't h. nolnbrr Il insertions est
pas specific yerIsaenent par ecrlt sera lnseree
ius1ni notirt.i ort're. au tank or'linaire.
Les marriages ct les deces seront pul'lics comnc
fait~ de ehronique locale: nais tout necrooee, on
antre trilms de respect. >rra take eomne annonce.
Nul ecrit dune nature prrsonnele ne pourra
ttre atlms dams nos COLONIES que CONNIE annonce,
detx piastres lie carre, ct payable mauriableme"t
danfare.
1..- Touie annonce, a nsoins qu' ii men soft or
tlonte auirrmtat. sera publiee ell franeas ct Ell
anglas. et payee an tattX ci-dessns
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11
sGAScE DU I JUN 1859.

.Ce I JUN, le Jury de police s'assem.
ble scion fajourneme,it.
Tous les membres sont presents.
Sur motion de D. Gay,-resolu que la
son,me de $4,000 soft ct tlemeure appro-
propriee ain de reparer la geole de pa
roisse; qu'un comite de trois soft nommd,
lequel, avec le president du Jury de po-
lice, soft autorise i examiner les repara-
tions i f;.ire, den estimer le cout proba-
bic, de les vendre an plus bas encheris-
seur, apres 80 jours de notice, pourvu
que le prix d'adjudication n'excede pas
$500. L'entrepreneur .devra fournir,
au president du Jury de police, un eau
tionnement de $500, pour assurer rexd'
cution de son contrat.
F. Bouanchaud, Reynolds ct L. Chene'
vert torment ledit consite.
Sur melton de L. B. Dayries, resolu
1n'ane ta1e de scents par acre dc terre
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

Les personnes ci-apres nominees sont
PROPOSES pour participer a la distribu-
ton des fonds Poydras:
Virginie Prosper epouse de H Gueho:
Prudence Gueho. epouse de st-Jacques Gueho;
Elisa Bergeron. epouse de Leo LeI,eau;
Marguerite Delage epouse lie Theoville Sicard:
clGmentine Jarrsai. epeuse d 'Anrelien Guitlrot:
Augustine Robillarl. epouSe de L. J. Powell;
Celina Lsceur. epouse d..Auguste I.acour:
LodoTska Roiteux, epouse de Joshua Jewell:
Madeleine Jarreau, epouse lie Troifile David;
Mary Minis. fpouse de J. r.. Herring:
Georsina lsaizan. ep0use de Terence Guidrot:
Mary Rosa Palmer, epoHse tie ]. f. Laytield:
.Antigone Monioate, epouse de Th. J. Burrows,
Sur motion, il est ordonne que cette
liste soft publiee pendant so iours.
Sur motion du D.. Peyton,--resolu que
la resolution adoptee le 5 avril 1859, re.
querant les inspecteurs des chemins ct
Ievees ct directeurs de patrouilIes, de
fournir un certificat sig.re de habitants
sous serment, pour prGuver qu'ils ont
fait leur devoir, soft ct dtmeure abolie
par ces presentes; ct de plus, que les
complies desdits inspecteurs ct direc-
teurs soient payes sans la production
dudit certificat.
Sur motion de D. Gay, lie Jury de po-
lice s'ajourne 4 demain d 9 heures A. NJ.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

trG>orier de- parnis>e >nit antoris' . ache
ter uu cuifie-fnrt pour V ronScrvcr en SIT
rctc les archives ct les trmI~ de- Ia pa,
roiSSc, po'rvn que Ir prix dachat mex.
cc'te pas Sl25.
Sur motion drC Pov1raS -r.'solu que
dortnavant le rolIcctcur de parrs~c re-
ccvra 90 sur h. mollt,nt dies liuentc>
de- raroissc c"Ilertc par lu.
Sur motion de- l.. Ch;nevert. -rt;solu
one tout con,mercant Ell, volailles paicra
$50 dc licence de paroisse, rccouvrablcs
par lc collecteur dc taxes dc paroisse.
Est prisentee ct lue une petition dc
NJ. B"ycr, demandant Ic privilege d'dta-
bIir un cl'cmin allant dc son l.abitation
au bayou Fordochc
Sur motion de- Ch. Pickett, -rcsoln
qu'nn comite compose: de NM Hitchcock,
G. f. Mckay ct Al. Allen, soft nommt
pour examiner I'cmplacemcnt dudit che
min ct en- taire un rapport
Sur motion dc D. Gav,--reso1u qne $50
soient alloues il NJ Burton pour iaire le
trace dun cl,emin sur le ,|erricre dc la
terre de McPhaul, a Iendroit OH l.. tcrre
est lie plus haut ct lc plus convenable au
trace dun chemin permanent.
Sur motion dn DR.. Randolph, : resoIu
quun comite compose de P. Bouanchaud
J. Mmbius ct D. Gay, soft dtsignt pour
faire le budget dcs dtpenses probablcs
de Ia paroisse pendant rannee 1859.
Sur motion de c. Pickett, ,-resolu que
le poll de la 3rle section du Ter district
soft transftrt de Long chez Chapman.
Ch. Picket offre sa dcmission de 1lem-
bre du jury de police; ellie est refiisGc.
Sur motion dc F. Bouanchaud,- ,-rt;solu
one les inspcctcnrs de lcv6es, en- cette
paroise, devront rtv"quer les gardens
desdites levees, aussitot que l'eau aura
baisst: dc 2 pieds, ct plus tot lle.nc s'iIs
le .juGent convenable
lie comitt nommG pour prtparcr un
budget des depenscs prohablcs de ID pa
roisse pour l'annt:e subsequente, presente
le rapport suivant, qui est Iu ct adoptt
BUDGET DES DEPENSES
pRoRARLEs DE La raRoIssE rE Ia PorSrE-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-11

ME- N. SAMUEL WoLFr, nlarchand i
Waterloo, continue, ainsi que ses char
rcttcs, faire le tour de rIle ct de Ia
Fausse- Riviere.-Il s'est adjoint les SER
vices de NJ. Leos LevL-Ils s'empresse-
ront de servir quoi que &c soft d ceux
qui voudront bien les honorer de leur
confanee.