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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOX SALE
TISHING change my business, am serns fer sale my
w Farm Sumner county. containing about lOO acres
miles south the Gallatn and Nashville pike on
Cumberland river and about the same the Hener
sOnville the Louisville and Nashville Ralroa ana
nearly equal Nashville and aatin There Is
and 500 open for cuYaiSnlj0 acres ia blue
grass, the balance we'll ubered with oak, POPLAR sugar. maple
being well adapted growth of bue and all other
10 this latitude Improvements good consisting OF
Brick Dwelling six Negro Kitchen, SMOKE House,
House. Horse Stables, and all other necessary out
buildings besides there the place Steam Circular Saw
Ml power engne) with plenty Of timber to spare on
the keep number Of years, and Orch
Just hearn) Of 700 select peach and apple trees ana
large fish pond we'll stocked. Stock and other water plen
ty Of quality. wanting good stock Farm,
House Of the best hborhoodi in Tennes
see we'll the premises offer the whole tract
at s40UOJor half including all improvements,
except Mill, $40 per Terms for the whole
place. one fourth cash, and years For
half acres improvements, third cash, the balance
on years further particulars apply address,
the subscriber, Turner roster, ESQ., Nashville
Mr. Oliver Perdue the premises
ane-Gu, W. p. WALTON.
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RAINS & WV,


AIMS & BRO WIN,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCRIPTIONISTs,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENEsssEK.
complete assortment English and American Chemicals
"A pure and unaduliera Drags fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, ETC., alWaysOn hand
FLAVORGNG EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Apps, Strawberry, Celery, Almond,
Raspberry Peach and Orange Extracts for haTo1g Best Be
mHH AFRO" Root Insa Cloves RSfaS eRn ERS%Ss at
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and well assorted stock Of Fresh Seed Just received
open and ready for sale on MONDAY next. January 3D.
D. LAEDRETH & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1900 SSS PP sRss assorted seeds e
InstOre IOarrys Of their Seeds character which
wen they need word Of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS &CO.,
PrOpTietors Of the american Seed Ga-deas,
Wahersfsld. Conn.
900 dozen assorted from this hOase This an old
ceent hou and perhaps sell seed than house in
We we're to introduce their Seeds this market
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and many are 50 we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds viii be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here
RISLEE,
FrsSonia. NeiO York
large supply from this house. put up in boxes containing 800
papers. assorted, suit the country trade.
These seeds equal to in the market and prefer
them from having been grswn so Ear North.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
SHAKER SEEDS.
From Their Gardens South OH5on Ky.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth
JAZZ RAINS & BROWN.
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g III A N G f

TEAEING sold our entire stock % Hardware, CUT
lerY. Guns, &c.. Messrs. A. ". MCall, llate of
tie house Mccall Vanleer & Co.. and W. 3. FALL OF Glarks
vide, take this method Of returning sincere thanks to the
patrons the house, and would cerfuy recommend
them the 7peners Of tie firm being business and
gentlemea worthy Of all confidence.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
janiI Late Williams & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

NDGEFIELD LOTS FOX SALE.--seyen beau
building Lots. in Houstons Addition, only few hun
yards from the Square. Also vi lots in Zoco
ers, Williams and other Additions Also magnificent bull
ding the Galan Pike opposite The residence
OF Neill Brown. Also, number Of building
lots in Brownsville, % miles from the city.
!. L. & r. ". BROWN, t
n..I Ll-.r- -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

Having purchased the entire stock Hardware Cutlery Guns
&C. from John Williams, ate Williams Co) will continue
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TUyHF undersigned will pay the cash tor fifty hkelyyoung a
Negroes will also board negroes end sell them on ~
.6ision Al No ls Cedar street, Nashville, TeEa, andTA
an ~ resoDse for The escape all negroes left in h'-
ISTe can and see. IIuy2stf TlioS. @. JAAEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

CkEEeEA LnAEAsea -
~ BOXES o. prime fssh Chesss iusa eai and forsas
NIL GRTsliA6 g. ICEFAHER-
O.c<tfs-H g sourh Mlfset strsst
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From Their Gardens South Union, nv.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them TO the Northern growth.
GARDENERS and families who wish their supplies had
better send in their before assortment broken
ja2 RAINS 4 BROWN.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

TEAVING determined carry Nesr0es TO the SOUTH -,
1 will sell about Three or Four Hum 9Sssstsa
bred Acres OF Land, being part Of the tract up ~
on winch reside situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles Nashville IN Of the best nelshr-
boodip williamson county. Soil equal to the state For
particular apply the preses or to A. v S Line'ley
- - az 2. A.PERKINS.
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IOUISVILLT & NASHVILLE RAILROAD

LII FREIGHT forwarded by theaernOon must
be delivered the Station House, between the hours OF
AND 1870 M that tine will he too late for maniiestng
for that ,ay and there isno convenience for storing
Freight Tor intermediate points between Nashville and Gaahn
isns6Itg H. FAgNTLBR0T, Agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
1883. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL lLR0AD.

Change of Time
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY NOV. IS, 1853. trains
~ will leave The Grsat Central Depot, South
Water and Lake streets:
Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Express ll:O0 \
tlaiir, Sundays excepted)
st. Louis and Cairo Express 1000
IDaiiy, Sundays eNcepted.)
For Peoria, Decatur Springfield Terre Iaute, Alton,
ST LOUIS.
Jefferson City, Kansas, and all points the Missouri
CAIRO,
Memphis, Napoleon, yicksburg, Natchcz, Galveston,
NEW ORLEANS,
And all intermediate points.
stock train, with passenger attached far
haHkakee, will leave at $50 Z. NJ daily, Sundays
eepted On Saturdays passenger viii be this
train far as Urhauna-
Trains arrive Louis and Cairo 910 a N. and
I1.Oo 7. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
The 11OO 2. NJ trains direct connections at Mat
with Terre aute Alton kai road for Alton
ST. Louis ana at Cairo with the railroad line of
for New Orleans, leaving Cairo alternate
The ll:30 Z. NJ train makes direct connections at Toll
with Great Railroad Springd field, Jack
onviIe and Naples: Mattoon with Telre Haute and
Alton Rtiiroad tor alton and st. Louis and Odin
with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for ST. Louis.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND INFORMATION
apply at the Companys Office in the Great Central De
pot at the Michigan Central Railroad Office of
Lake and Dearborn streets at the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Office of Dearborn
aud Randolph streets and al all Steamboat and Railroad
Offices in the East and North JAS. q. CLARKE,
W 7. JOHNSON, Gen Ticket Ag't. Gen. Supt
ly6 W X. ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
Premiums TO Agents Getting Subscribers

Premiums 10 Agents Getting Subscribers
Those getting up Club Of subscribers Al g. each, and
reTnitling dollars will he esttiea to gold aud
silver holder worth IS and each subscriber viii receive
any of the above articles ne may selsct
Tn remi:ting $50 10 subscribers si he entitled
to a gold pencil with worth 81
Those getting up club OF Is subscriber aud -enit
ting $50 will be entitled silver watch, gold vest
chain, worth ten dollars.
Those RENTING $40 20 subscribers viii be entitled
gold chain. a siy-r hunting cssed watch, worth
fifteen dollars
Those renting $50 for subscribers viii be entitled
to gold chain or silver hunting cased watch worth
twenty-five doilsrs-
rsmitting $50 for 10 subscribers viii be entitled
a lziy's geld watch worth thil ~ dollars
Thos remtting 500 fo- 80 subscribers viii be entitled
70 a gold watch worth forty dollars
II All communications should be addressed TO
NJ p DEAN. Publisher.
3m4 3S5 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

n~ The young widow who lately re-
covered heavy damages from rich gem
tleman who hugged her somewhat rudely
should take care of her money, for she
mape ii by tight squeeze.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
poetrg.
The Wine of Life.

The poet may sing of the blood-red wine
He may Chant the charms of the purple vine:
But the wine prize all others above
Is the wine of life, and its name i, Love
From ruby chalice this wine o'erfiows
Purs- than crystal, as sweet as a rose;
II giaddens the soul, yet never can dim;
Though thousands quaif, it is full to the brim
1t bubbles and sparkles with inward fires
Which kindle the flame of noblest desires.
1t strengthens the weak, makes timid the bold;
On the darkest lot tits gleam of gold
Makes sad hearts gay; is the rainbow of tears
Giving hues of hope to the coming years
o! rarer anG dearer, this wine of mine,
Than any which flows from the purple vine!
fe who have tasted the juice of the vine
Whose clusters hang thick by the river Rhine
Or have sought to quicken dead lives again
In dfaugats Of tokay, madeira, champagne,
And have found the nectar ye and drink,
Like apples which grow the Caspian's brink,
Could.ye taste this wine 'twould new life impart-
It's the Wine of Love--its chalice, the hearti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

EY- Red Jacket, an Indian Chief of
the Six Nations. once said TO nan who
remarked in his hearing that ae had not
time enough" Well, suppose you have
all there is"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

gW-.I will be thorough" should be
the motto OF the teacher With thi. mot
to rigldly followed, he viii avoid many
of the errors and omissions Of which he
will be otherwise guilty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

E~ A down east paper saya the girls
are SO hard up for husbands IN some parts
of Pennsylvania. that they sometimes
take up with lawyers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

EJ " 1t is not the drinking" writer
says, tha, is SO terrible in drunkard's s
life, but the getting sober
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
The Last Gala.


T X q : z l. c t 7 : + q X I : > . :
rI'HE New Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEKI.Y IL
L LUSTHEn GOLDEN PRIZE will commence Janus-
~ lst 1852 The following the the {tera
whose productions will the columns of this slegan
journal for the coming year:
Rev c H. Sturgeon, London Dr. o c Van Buren.
e. W NJ. Eey nolds London 1t J. NJ. Platt. L. y.
G. T. + James. Novelist f. Clinton Darlington
Sir Edward Bulwer. Miss Southwcrth.
/ Gen. e. + HenniDgsen. Mrs Anna Whelpley.
late of Nicaragua Miss Hett- Heartily
c. l.. g. W. Crockett. - Virginia Nau CHAN
\. ID. Munsop. f" hi Vernon.
Capt. q. u. Alexander, L. {. y. Aintie Mantour
/ Thomas Duns English, NJ. d. g Hattie Clare.
Henry Capp, Jr Mrs. 7. b. Sinclair.
TERMS.
Terms Of Subscription 81 90 a year and each Sub
~criberI Is entitled of the articles named in
following and 5 requested TO mention what article
he desires when he sends his subscription money:
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.{r8ULn respectfully tender his professional servie,
Nv ! the citizens ID Mineral Point and vicinity.
once oppusi5e tie United States Hot.I 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
NOTICE.

n ID All persons are hereby forbidden to mine ar
n. ID. dig for any purpose the east half of the
northeast quarter twelve IN township four
north OF range two east. JOHN UoLLING5HEAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
~ EAT5N, WILLIAM ,. ?
EATON Y FOX,
Attorneys ut4d Councillors at Law.


~retiee all the Courts of the State, and IN the
i+nt-rt states District Court
= PaFtiestr 5seA 70 rotierfiS in all parts
81 tut state. 81
Viii also q a General Agency business
uaiee in Mltons Bseek, Mineral Point. Iowa Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

hcial substitutes supplied from one 70 an entire sett
as the case may require and epersttou Viii De var
sned 70 asSer the 10 he letter no
pay The anlc process for painless tooh extrs1Uon
Il II 81 used without 1tra charge ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
i. IL. CI.tIsA
CHARLES y

TT0RNEY 1T LAM, ami ~njicitor ia Chancery Min
y er;aI POINT. uhice Thomas block 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
JBH. J. b
COBB Il NiE~~.:O +.

4 TTaRNETS At Law. siinerai Point. Wisconsin,
y Practice and attend 10 Agencies and Collections IN
~ilparts Wisconsin. Special attention given 10 pFac
tier IN the District Court Of the United States
~ once opposite TIE Court House up st.sfFs- x :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
u VI. IAIr1SON.

* resumed practice Of the Law he will prac-
lire i the Supreme and Circuit Courts of the State
aad in the T. District CoGrt- Attention viii be given
10 collections aHt to the purchase and sale of Real
R~tale uhre III Ross Stone building l. H. Whit
t1e~p..s Banking House
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1855,
~ Passenger trains will leave the Wells depot
sally, Sundays excel ted,) as follows
GALENA CHICAGO UNION r. R--MAIN LINE.
For Freepor Galena, Duneth, BeIoit Janesville and
Prairie du Chier.
Passenger and Mail ........ ........-.. $40 A NJ
Passenger, daily 7:I0 NJ
Elsin, Meiienry, Crystal Lake and Richmond 800 NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE
DIXON, FULTON a CENTRAL IOWA.
Through Passenger 100
De Kali Passenger. 320
Two Through Trains VIII leave Central Depot foot
of Lake street, as follows
GALENA, DCxLIErH AND ST. PAIL
Daily, Sundays excepted. Sis 200 N
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD,
Leave Dunlieth 200 A M-auive in Chicago $50
Leave 7:0o M-arrive in Chicago 4:05 VI
CHICAGO, FULTON AND LINE.
Leave Fulton 1000 A M-arrye in Chicago 600 2 "
Leave De hab 6l5 A arrive IN Chicago Ss55 A
BELoIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Leave JanesviIle 1920 arrive in Chicago $50 p NJ
Leave JanesyilIe $50 = arrive in Chicago 4:05 A
VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin at 7:20 M-irrve in Chicago 900
Passengers fer al points the GaIena and Chicago
Union Railroad, and Fulton Lines, should take the
trains from Wells Street Depot
One OF Woodruff Patent Sleeping Cars will leave the
Central Depot nightly with 200 train for Dunlicth
All the above trains connect with the Great Eastern
Lines divergngy from Chicago.
Through tickets be bought at the following
H j. Spaudings, of lake and Dearborn
7 F W Y c Il Ticket Ofice, corner of Randolph and
Dearborn streets Michigan Southern Office under
Revere House, and at the Central and Wells De-
pots JOHN b. TURNER President.
F. A HALL Sup't
II II PORTER Gent Ticket Agent lv6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
DUNN y READ,
GEORGE L.. FROST,

T ~ORNEYS AND CUUNSELLuRS At LAW, and So
n Icirors in Cbaneery, Mineral Point. ofiee in All
toms Block s-l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

4 TTORNEY AND CUUNSEl.loK AT LAW, Miners
Point. VIII attend Land negotiations, aud tram
rr All uSness with his profession Collection
nrouutly attesded TO- Office in County Building 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
BENZ. &. SCOTT.
D. Il. uD.FETr. VI. ID,

= ENERAT Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, YeIlow Stone, Wis Nev. y, 1856. ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
JOHN E0LLENGSHEAD.

.-oTARY PUBLIC. CONVEYANCER K GENER
AGENT. Linden, Iowa county, Wisconsin. 20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
J. u.
PRIEST " MINER,

4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS AT J. W
\ Richland Centre RichIand Coanty, Wis All busi
ness entrusted their promptly attended to Zlvl
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prOfsssional ana 8uslnsss Cares.
GARDINER &. NIEIGS.
JOHN IL. ESTSN.

NOTARY PUBLIC And GENERAL LAND AGENT,
y Niaera Point, Wisconsin Office ia County Build
5er
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-10-22

DEvAsTATIoSs 1NDIENNEs.-Le San An
tonic Ledger rapporte, d'apres un bonne au
torite, que le lieutenant Hazen, avec unt
quinzaiue de cavaliers, atteint la bande
d'Indiens qui vola le negre etles chevaux de
Ragsdale ct tua un autre negre, ct quill a
reussi a reprendre le negre ct les chevaux
Lepays traverse par les militaires a la pour.
suite des Indiens est decrit CONNIE etant hor.
riblement dihfcile passer A lapproche
des soldats, les Indiens s'enfuirent au ehapa-
raj; uu d'entre eux dependant etc tue
Les citovens de Frio Sc sent organises en-
compagnie de tiraillenrs pour Sc proteger eux,
leurs families ct leurs proprietes, coutre les
depredations des Indiens qui parcourent
toutes les parties de 10 frontisre vers l'ouest,
Leur audace malfaisante sest accrue un
epouvantable degre Nj R. Burlescn etc
elu capitaine ct Nj. Daniel Williams premier
lieutenant de la compagnie.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-10-22
Etat De Ia No,ststasge4
CouH DE DrsrH1cr, N ee71
Paroasse St. Landry, '' o''1'
Succession d'Isidore Shiblsky.

MEARWIG sHIBILsKY, de la Non.
Il III velle-0rleans. Administrators de la
Succession de feu Isidore shibilsky, decede,
dernierement de Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
ayaut presente in Tableau de Classification
des dettes de la dite Succession, accompagne
dune petition demandant rhomolagatian
d'ieelui Eft attendu quill 4 etc fait droitsa i
10 der,anue de ladite petition par ordre do
la Cour susdite, en- date du II Octobre 1859;
En- consequence. avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire, par eeris, au Greffe de la
Cour susdite, dams les trente jours qui sui
vront Ia date du present avis. leg raisons, 81
ancune lis ont pour lesquelles les dit Tableau
ne serait pas homologue, l'administrateur au.
to.ise j payer les dettes de Ia succession con-
form6meht la classification ct Ia distribu-
tion du dit tableaus
L. LAsTRAPEs, Grenier.
Opelousas 20 Octobre, 1852
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-10-22

SIR JOHN FRANKL1N-Le steamer Fox,
envoye dams les mers arctiques a la recherche
des restes de Sir John Franklin, est revenu
en- Angleterre ct donne des nouyeles du
sort gu ont eprouve lie celebre navigateur ct
ses compagnons. Sir John est mort en- 1847
ct les navires ont etc abandonnes en- 1S49
Les livres ct papiers ayant rapport l'ex
pedition Franklin sont signes des capitaines
de lErebus ct du Terror, trois jours apres
l'abandon des navires. Neuf officers ct
quinze hommes etaient morts ayant ce temps,
ct ceux qui aAarvivaient cherchent gagner
la Grande laiviere aux poissons. Tn des
navires etait brise par la glace, ct les autres
echoues Des parties de squelettes ct des
restes de vetements ont etc trouves aupres
des papiers.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-10-22
Bl-SuLFlTE De cHAux.

z soussigne ayant pris Pagence de ID
MA Fabrique de Bi-Sulfite de Chaux Go
Marcellin, Eude & Co., de Ia Nile Orleans.
rhonneur informer les habitants sucriers
de St. Landry quill aura toujours en- main
du Bi-suIfte, de 9 a 10 degrees. de cette Fa-
brique, don't Pun des associes est le doyen
des fabricans de Get Etat
Ceux qui auraient besoin de Bi-Sulite
feront bien de preveDir lie soussigne une dig
aine de jours d'avance, atm De lui donner 10
temps den faire venir du frast.
F. L. PITRE.
Washington, 20 Octobre 1s59-4f
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-10-22
coMTTEs DE VIGILANCE.

pAHoIssEs DIES AvoYELLEs.-Nou lisons dams le
nnneEo du enurant dn Pslicaa de. Marksville:
IS Sar convoeation adressee aux citoyens de cette
paruisss et aichse dams les dErents districts les
citoyens dea AvuyeIles Sc sont reunis la maison
de cnaF, nsaEdi Aoetohre 1858, dix heures dn ma
| tin. 5
Snr rnotiun. M EEnGlon. Cannon prend lie fau-
teuil du rrssident et 9. Fl. CouviIlon est nomme
seerEtairs.
Easse.nbl6e est hasangu&- par MM a Artlys, j.
e. JcffTion r.. Canun ct j.. %. Quin.
LIE but de IasseubIEe est de former des comites
de vigilance dams chaque district aim da chaser de
nntTe parrisse les nonabrenx bandits qni sly sont
refngies pour fuir les ehatiments du colfe de vi
GLANCE des Attakapas, ainsi que de chatter ct de
#chasser an besin teus ceux quI seraient reeonnus
scuname vuIeurs d'anIIHanx on antres.
. Les ccmites dc vigilance remettront entire les
mains de ID loi totls les c0upabes lis arreteronf
=qaaHd lis anront des preaves lrreeusables contre
ed q: uaais dans Ia eaa Oh its nianraienf pas de
nrstlves snfsantes peur assuEer leur condemnation
devant II cour les comihfs les iugeront -nasmes
et eur sentaaee sefa execntee dams plus bret de-.
lai.
ToBt indivlda pourra stre chasse, foaest6 on
psndn sur sentence ncnnaife.
Sur motion, un ccnaifS de cInq citoYens est nons-
md mar Ie pTesident pour une serIe de re-
aoInti,ns Lea nnena,res de- caaeomite aont;
B Measienrs Aristide Harbin. John U ea.Hin, AL. 81
Iron, cspt. g. JofTHn et Prudent d,ArtIys.
Aurss urae saspension d sune deui- henre les rEso-
lutions sunt Iuas st adeptses sunanimemenf.
# attsndus grand norrnbrs de personne sus-
tseetss IL sont etabHss dams 1iusisurs parties de
eette paroisss II as sat pTuus6 QUE ssdiEes per-
sasIlles son kapas, on lss citoyena
d sosat VIM dans Ten chasser, d IL
vs,as daas lesaasia
ces uersosasaas n <taienf compi piices
8 hi attssItis al d1.puis lenr arrivEe sdanacettB
uiisse. eHt 6l cnmmis ef que daa
s1aIsanstik inasnel lle1nsnt Hngs eidons