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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
By Alexander Mott.
By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Street)
yTrTTnE GAIN nr wYnrr 4

wv. 1VV
A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
IA ELEGANT STOCK OF JEWELRY.-saIes 70
commence THIS EVENING, nj 7 o'clock. and to
which time will sell the finest goods that are made
without reserve.
The assortment consists OF every variety to be
found in first class retail store Elegant Lava aud
Cameo Goods: Fine iockets; Cameo Revolving Pins
something new; Leaf Gaynet seis, the latest style
such as Pins. Studs. Gun Buttons. Chains, Pen,
&C, &C.
NJ Private sales during the day
For bargains at auction, call at No. LEO Main St
every evening, at 7 O'Clock.
no2 HENRY w QUARLEs. Anct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
COAL.

.CONOMY-CHEAP FUEL.-The un.
derslgned having ia charge some 5000 or 3 ooo
DuseeIs noe. but good strong COAL, can deIiyar II
any part OF the city at 81 SO per load of twenty
"ie nosu7is' CHARTER.
ia BIS Gray's Yard, Near the Armory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
By Thomas W. Keeses,
lOMIce corner a I2sh sr.ef r.Yv st.r1k.

In hORSES-For sale ct Auction.
NI-Willbe sold. THU fa.snrs. - ,sn.MrNo
fun n,s e. commencing af 10 O'clock. 81 he
net. . Arunvn Log nsar the Central Railroad Do
tSrea M,a s"osr q Saddle and Harness Horses,
jan-it THoMxsa w ~ p Tss sPrins Wsson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Nortaballo After the sa..tls.

A letter to the Messenger gives the following
description Of MOntebello on the day after the
baltic:
"Within fifteen hours after the battle was ovor
we entered Montebelo, where were only an ad-
vanced guard Of 10 light Sandman horse. The
city was still almost desert. The inhabitants
who had fed the day before, on the approach OF
the enemy's columns, were returning indy, one
by one, watching and listening sharply to find out
the condition OF their houses. Corpss5 covered
the approaches to the town, and filed :ae streets,
those of the Austrans in the proportion of 4 to
traveller, was sketching for L'LYrs;Tzl:JH the
scenes Of the battle, according to the description
of the Pied.no1tese oGccr, l went iato SONS cI
the houses.
yEvervwherc I saw soldiers dead and 5,if in
the attitudes in which they had ogen sttaeE.-
Bodies stTewn in pools OF olood, FURNITURE oro'
ken, walls grooyed BY balls, DOORS ana |iagoYs
smaabed b7yonets bent and twisted, muskcts
Viii, had been used as clubs ail this made up
one of those scenes which are never forgotten.
~ went to the cemetery. 1t was literally fll
ed with AustriAns, lying among the graves. 1t
is on ground elevated considerably above tho road.
and has wall which is pierced with gratsdopen-
.ng5. 1t might almost Is called fertilization
All the intrepldity and incredible dash OF our
soldiers was required to disiodge a 0esPs'A'e enc
my with so little less.
al have seen she Austrian prisoners. Many
of them ere Hunglrians. and openly express
their joy at being IN our hands. 1hsy tel, N
bad Italian, incredible stories Of their su7eTlngs
since the campaign coInmsleed, and ci tie so-3y
state oE Gyul-l' army"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

back, As Capt, H. wrung the gun from hi
hands lac caught hold Of Capt BIS gun; at tha
instant Capt, II, drew his revolver, Tho Indian
then let 60 Baylor's gun and drew his knife a.
he did so, Capt, IL, shot him,
i Capt. Is, 8 force consisted entirely Of citi
zons The only citizens detained by him were
one or two Keepers OF dogerles near the Reserve.
II any Indian horses or cattle wero taken by
Baylor's men, II was done against his positive
orders. A0 to Capt, Baylor having publicly
threatened to hang certain men, you, us we'll as
all who know Capt. d. are well assured IL Is
false. He authorized and requested mo to give
that report the lie. saw several of tho gentle
men mentioned by "good citizen" who believe
tho report to be false.
" The great misfortune in this whole affair Is,
that 1t makes but little difference as to who ia
right or who il wrong, The consequences are
equally fatal to-thes--snticr settler. While our
citizens were eating besf at Dillingham's the In
dians were actively engaged in stealing our hor
Bes. In the course OF six or eight days they
stole some so or more head Of horses from Jack
and Wise counties. 0u Sunday night. 29th May
they stole from my pasture, four head of horses
and killed a colt. What Indians stole those so
horses The fire eaters" say the Reserve.
do not think 30 My own opinion is that most of
the stealing that has been done for the last Is
months, was done by those remnants OF oil tribes
living on the frontiers IF the ChOctaw, Creek
and Cherokee nations, aided and assisted by in
diridudi Indians who live at the Brazos Reserve.
Several years since Maj. Ncighbors adopted a
rule, giving Indians 10 dollars for bringing in
stray horses. That was one unfortunate rule, it
has no doubt caused Reserve Indians to find es-
tray horses rather too close to the settlements -
II it has not produced that effect the people BE-.
here 1t has. The Indians ought never to have
been permitted to take up estrays. There ure
Interested persons on both sides, who manuiac-
ture and circulate lies. Some hoping to make
money by 1t, others, to gain certain kind of |
lotoriety that will make them look Ike big mon,
md that is one reason why the people of the
rontier are not 80 much to be blamed for attrib-
itng all the stealing and murders to the Lower
reserve Indians. lE-you believed half the tales
that are in circulation about Capt. Ross and his
Employees, you would look upon them as the
most degraded and wicked of men. for one be-
ieve that Capt. r. and those in his employ are
lonest, that they sincerely desire the peace and
the frontier. lie, as we'll as our
,eople have acted prccinitately and Of course
lone wrong. 1t seems to me, that no good can
low be accomplished by investigating this mat
er. the only sure and safe remedy Tor this evil,
5 for the General Government to remove these
indians North Of Red river as soon rs practica-
lie, and to place ono or two companies of ran
ers on tho frontier for its protection.
W. II. HUNT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Late from, Europe.

HALIFAX, June aS.-Tho Cupard steamship
Arabia, Capt. Stone, arrived ut this port thu
noon, She left Liverpool ON Saturlny tho lsth
inst, aud brings three days later 1dyices IRON
Europe than were received by the Nova Scotiar
yesterday.
Tho intelligence from the seat OF war is not oi
an Important character. 1T latest adyices The
Aas'rians were continuing thoir retreat from the
river Ugio, and tho allied armies were advancing,
The French troops were baing concentrated for
decisive attack, and an important battle was
anticipated within u week.
/ A naya! demonstration in the Adriatic was ex-
pooted,
| Lord Palmerston had formed strong Cabinet,
including in its members Lord JOhn Ius,ol, Glad
stone, Lord Elgin, Richard Cohien, NJ Gibsoa,
and Lord Granville.
/ The Spanish Government has purehasei the
steamship Alps and Andes Of tho Cunard Steam
ship Company.
Tho Times says there ia no definite authority
for the statements which have been made that
Russia will now abandon her neutrality.
Dispatches from Turin state that after the
Auatrians left Bologna, the municipalities pro-
claimed Victor Emanuel Dictator.
The King of Sardinia has awarded gold med
al to Gen. uaribaldi in proof of tho high estima-
tion in which ho holds his services and his mill
tary ynlor.
Tho Emperor Napoleon rom1vol his head quar-
ters to G0rgosal on the 18th.
The Wiener Zeitung publishes an Official an.
nounccment that the Emperor of Austria is forth
with to assume the immediate command Of the
army, and that he hao already ordered his army
to take up new position.
The Prussian Government have given orders
for immediate mobilization of the Prussan army.
The London Herald (.ord Derby's organ, says
that the advent of Pamerston evidently induced
Prussia to mobilize six corps and join the Aus
trinns.
Dispatches from Paris state that large rein
iorcements Of troops are about leaving France
for the seat of war.
Dispatches from Turin announce that the Aus
trians have evacuated the important position Of
Piaccnza on the Po, in Parma, an equally impor-
tant position of padua, near Venice. They have
ilso evacuated Lodi on the AIDA, below Milan,
md Cologna near Lcgnago.
The Austrian garrison ut Ancona, the most i'm
portant place on the Adriatic in the Papul states,
mas been withdrawn towards the North
Before leaving tho fortress of Piaocnza, the
Austrians blew up the citadel and fortldcations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Elcotion-Day in New orleans--Thugiam and
Erase- -Suucslcs T.illnphnnt.

Elcctiou-Dav il, New Orle1ns---Thufia,n and
prass-Yuucl,lcs triumphant.
The election which fool, n,acc in Now Or,oo,.
NJ, NonJn, Inst ros,II,oJ nsf|srol j., .bo o,,cca.s
~ H. III III -. W-tI; ~ '.Io .'.,
oveJ ont With somo nov. roatnrns ,,d s' rboroo'
tnrs En,. sorornI Ia,,a h0t,mo ttoua ,aro 80
of ths ro,;voI nf rby.,,orn n 40, o;tr H.
old rntons hross tnnStto, ,ers md ;oil-b;r1a who
il was - Ia Sso., dr;rnn irnn Nav, H.
ioons ss...J,...y.,1... AZ AE. - I'D a. ho
- ''n',s III consetealion WIN poiiCPN - -
oIn9r l9I employees Oh 'le Gi'y g'VGF Fn;neh''
Nen sne Polls opened, says th0 new or'eunS r n,
i'oit1, ~ WnS qu:to obvious 'na' oan" u TUE
hS nau IL IA Vhc'p power 70 eontfol 'i!o result IN
| W Ilo "iIGle c''y. !hlS oana was S"on III hc''oh' ,
les'oeu py hosoEious f"Aah name" bUo 'ohh'
Io", tooenSly oi 'hg Mayor poi.ce' p M!'t some
"@o-on @ "'SoIi|''S' az ol!neu' t"'S RUM" lc4o
"iouuu . w t'I0 PFeclhc.S, nAa h"'G'"g '''e ""
tefsuns, VINO were neiieve" 10 oe oonvosSeFs II,
,ne iaaePsoueht ncket-"nrasS knuckNnS ana
hhoGk'ng 'hem ooWn--HPSet the tables Destroy
ea 1he toEets' ana lett the precincts n charge ol
1I'e otncl''s an1 employees OF the Guy govern
ilGil', VINO helI exclusive possession OF an inc
poiis IN the hESe, ana IN most OF thoso IN inc
other DISTRICTS OF the CITY auIlng the felh"i'ucF
9i .ho uay. fGfsohs approaching 20 'o'S tne
in9epehuen1 'icKet, were "arnot On oy inuiy,u ii'
o",' Su"io'hS I'LL ',ie aPpfoucnes " VIZ P01'''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

The occasion of the re-appearance in Now Yo. k
Of the Forrest divorce trial is owing to the ap-
plication Of the wife for the alimony allowed her
by the decree Of the court, The trial occurred
in 1852, and after various efforts of the counsel
of the great 'trngsdian it was affirmed in 1856
Mrs Sinclair had never applied for her $4,000
year until May of this year, and now that she
demands it Forests lawyers are trying to have
II cut down, or else to have 1T erased entirely.
With this view they ask for commission to
hunt up some bad acts in her recent California
life. Mrs. Sinclair, will, it IS said, get her 2l,-
lCO, due up to date, ana more hereafter if she
lives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

1t is now dOmons,ratel. continues tho Delta.
that no legal election can be held in this city
The several attempts ior the last five or aiG years,
by the Democratic party. by tho Vigilance or.
glni2ttion of last year, and nov by tic Inde.
p2ndents have all resulted alike in the samo dis.
graceful diiiranchisemGut Of the great body "
citizens, and tho triumph Of few uupriuciplci
plreaca, operating by assIssins, bravos and
ru'ian', turned loose from III. jails and work
houses 10 Outrage tho quiet citizens, and dis.
grace tho city and State, Il is proved, too, that
there are no prisons that can hold tho pvrpetra.
tprS Of these teeds--no courts that will punish
them, 10 O!ieer who will arrest and detain thom
in truth, that the CITY, with its population Of
one hundred and fifty thousand persons, lies pros.
trate at the mercy Of out-throa,s, bras4-knuck-
lers, and ruIiaus Of every class, in the employ OF
reckless dcnagogues aud Office holders, who are
enriching themselves ont Of the revenues of the
corporation, extracted from the labcr aud prop.
nrty of the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

ANOTHER FILIBusTERING ScHENE.-The New
York Tribune announces the discovery of q fill
clustering project on most extensive scale. T.e
general name given to the new association is the
TX. G. Co." or knights of the Golden Circle. !"
1t is to consist of two lcgions, one of which is in
course of formation in New York, and another
somewhere else-Cuba, it is intimate. Each le-
gion is to number ten thousand men, when 1t is
completely formed. 1t is to have abundance OF
officers, and commissary, surgical and conveyance
departments-quitea standing army. The Amer
lean legion is to be composed of one regiment of
cavalry, one of mounted ridemen, one of artillery,
five of infantry, and reserved guard. The
briGadier generals are to constitute war board,
and the head quarters are to be in the city Of
Baltimore
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HERALD,


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hg Announcements OF candidates for State District o-
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dressed to tho Publisher.
Agents OF the Herald.
The following gontnnon rerunlly requested 10 uct
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paid 10 them viii be fully acknowledged by tho publisher viz
], W. JOHNSON Esq., KAUFMAN, kaufman County.
5. A. VrSrERs, ESQ, Denton Denton County
D. w BRADLEY, Esq., Sherman, GrAyson County.
b. +. HAwKiSs, Eso, WaxRhAche, Ellis County
Dr. 9. NJ. PEAK and A, Y. Fowler, ESQ, Fort Worth.
J. H. ToRIEr, ESQ. Buchanan, johnson County
j. IL Parker, ESQ, Weatheriord, Parker County.
W T. G. WEAVER, ESQ., Gnusyile, Cook County.
Dr. JAMES III. SwfsDEILs, Beknap, Young County,
X y. JOHNSON, Esq., Commissioner, Galveston.
T. H. SHIELDS, Esq., 6G Grdyier St., New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Az OLp FRoo. In digging
ises attached to the Anderson 4
Bull Frog, was found Is feet b
in u solid rock; the little au
though somewhat paralysed. he
er. and is now in good health, a
", it is said, he has changed h
grey to q more natural color 81
prisouneat.-Sisrrt1l PGtrios
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

r. 4. Pryor, Eso.-The Washington cores
pondent OF tho New York Tribune, In i compli-
mentary notice of our late colleague, says
''Mr. Pryor's proposed retirement from the
States is gene ally regretted, for, however, much
we may differ with most of his political opinions,
the ability and inanliness which he has always
exhibited eDttle him to respect and honor. lie
will carry into his new calling the personal es-
teen Of many who are now actively identified
with the Opposition, and who are likely to hold
the same party relation hereafter"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

ELECTIONS TO TAKE PLACE Besides the Vir-
ginia election, just over, the following have yet
to occur On the first Monday of August. IN Al
ALBANIA, Kentucky, and Texas; on the trst Thurs
day of August, in North Carolina on the first
Monday Of October, in Georgia and Mississippi I;
on the third Tuesday Of October, IN Minnesota (;
On the first Monday (7th) 0f November, in Loui-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
We are informal hy a rentlein

We are informed by gentleman
rissa, Cherokee county, that a ma
son, silversmith, residing in tt
brutally murdered, on the night
by unknown persons, and thrown
He was killed in his bed, while
object Of the murderers was evidc
and his money, Of which he had
dred dollars, was miSsing.-Croc'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

MCRprR IN TRAvIs.--We learn til
took place on the 29th June, at
spring, near Webberyillo. Mr.. j. T
at the spring on some business, wi
Chamberlain and his brother Andy
quarrel ensued between the Cham
Baker. II is said that Jas. Chamb
up rock and advanced on Baker
faced him with a pocket knife in har
time Andy Chamberlain shot Bake
part of the back killing him instal
cease leaves a wife and child. Chan
ed on his horse and led Ga=ctc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Whole Number 366.

Important fesH KIosieo-- sSn,a Aiina Chief
by letter just received IN our city, dated
Juuc 18Th, 1899, from reliable gentleman liy-
ing at san Louis potosi. il Is stated that Zuala
llioeral) has been whipped, all cut. by General
Woll, oi the Church Party, at Guanaiuato aud
that immednIely upon triumphing Gen. Woll
issued u PROCLAMATION, declaring Santa Anna
General IN Chici of tho Mramon forces.
lils g"nuemeu, writing, also states that all
the othcills at san louis are making tracks out
OF the city n the Church Party s ljln expected
20 attack that place; and they 1.-THE Lbsrals)
have not sufficient force thsrs TO make any ~
4, Team.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

| FATAL AocIDrYr.-On Monday
| twelve OF Mr.. Jonathan Nails nc
Grating some powder and coffee
mixed. a young negro, thinking
balance threw a coal Of fire int,
The result was, two killed and
more or less 1t; is expected how
cd will ali recover r.-Cioctc,O He,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

4 government train of Is
men passed through this place {
ming last, going TO Fort Smith
TO rOmove some camp cquipage.
tion of Maj. Naudo.a's comma
Hood, and ara lately from the {
an fights. They report everyt'
frontiers. And thl: TIE Rec:
to be removed in 4 few dsys.--
"a inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Ayo1Hra D:rTIcUL-7.-A Fl a
volyirE the American fas. has @ -.
parais0, the authorities having - -.-.
can brig laden with arms. and ri- r.
ion upon suspicion thai The c. g, .s. a--.l..
for the insurgents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Mi, James NJ. Hall, charged with ii
the custJay on lnjsu,hTii. t-tJ'.a 51a"o. r.-
voluntary surrender to the sheriff
county, in whose hands u capiQs had be
to authorize him to receive and hold III
whom he was transferred to the sheI
county, by his own consent and app
1t was his intention to present hi rn
OF Tuesday next, with or wit OFF
transfer, that being the first day sine
Fortunate occurrence, or rather, sins
term Of the District Court, wien u j r.
he got here to grant or act upon he.r..
We understand that Judge Reeves h G.
ken to be here at that time, for tho 1l...
Investigating the case. The resul
probably be able to give il our ne
Crockett Argus,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Ihe Attorney General Of the t-',-- -.-.- --
decided that he cannot reducs s---..s 1- ..
grsat overland route. Il Hill r.
Formed twics week each w .r
year The average number . -.ter=
on zach trip, is 1000. Tie Gag
each letter, Is IS; tie s-a
msat Il thEee cents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

LArACA.---Tho Herald Of the 4th says:
We were shown the other day, at the ware
house Of Me5srs. .Heyck 4 Helcrich, of this
place. large quantity Of copper ore, weighing
1889 pounds. 1t was indeed a very fpe speci-
mon brought by Mr.. Mo,ia from Chihuab -
is on his way to Europe with the ore toget 81.
10000 Mexican dollars The copper is 1 te
contain sutlicienGy OF gold, to pay the .~.s, BIZ,
of transportation rs well as the gcntlem s.'.
1t is thought that, when our railroads. g...t.
ton, that an immenss.quantity of this '.'..
commodity will be received here---eR . G.
Europe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Aa Arkansas paper gives an acooanto. : -1A--
ras, in the iail u. Francis coan5y, of beau
ti.s young lady 10 one vi ths .cree brothers VINO
had recsnily Teen eoBr : sf nErasI II the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

Pull His EAss, Ls5yEs III -.--1a- -.'-
!v has said taAg ..w1nan Is . l1A -1--'5-- -.--
e. a1i earth" PTe-..os ir-sT ----g -.-l--
''So IS : sausage 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

FAsH1oss.-Ths Gazstte Rose, Paris Journal
of fashions, states that lor young ladies bonnets,
this season, race straEs are much worn, ana are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

S5Einc n7shinss z-s I'm y =1 e
OF, c1n- ?. ths r@ie d l@9t sz-sl-s - --s.s
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-27
VENTE
De Travaux Publics,

+ 1 sera offert par ie presidan. du Jary dc Po-
/ lice, la Maisoa dc Coar dc eette paroisse, lie
Sanasdi, 3ms jour de Septsm5re 1859,
Y 10 Ii. A. NJ, adjudication nnflique ct au ra-
bais, les traraux pahiies ei-apras desigaes sa-
sn1r.
II I.a construction d ane ieree stuea sur La
terre ainsnaoaaea a in paroisse par NM. William
Lindsey ct john P Norman, sssr la ririere Ateha-
fafaya lae prig ne pouYant exceder Is cents pslr
yartla cahe]. 1sadite leree devra etre eomplG.se
le 2aenle jour de decenbre 1853
La eoatraetanr fournira son obligation avee
snfhsaate seeuriiG. pour nus senne excidant
dun tiers Il naoataut total ies trayaux iui ad-
JUICES d.
2o In Construction ct reparation das peais
existaat sur lie eheflin allant du bayou Fordoche
a Ia ri.iere Atciafalaya fee ehenaiu est coanu
sous e nom sie ehema de l'Etatl.
s. Les rsparations executor aux points des
hayaas Black, Portage ct Georges, dans le laame
district
A. Les rsparaEions a executor auy poa.s da
eheIntn de Ii Grande-Baie dams lie lime district.
5o Les PREPARATIONS a executor aux points ct all
cilslnIa de Ia Batture. dams 10 I3ame district.
Les adjadieat.res degrofft fournir leur obifea-
ton aVec benne caution solidaife q la satfsfac-
ton du president du Jury DE- police, ain de ga
raatr Ia parfaife execution dasIits tsavaux, con-
forlnement aux RGgiaments du Jury de police.
soas I'inspaclioa ct In satisfaction dss inspec-
teurs raspectifs lies districts Oh levrans etre es-
cutts lesdtts trasauz.
Par ortIre du president,
II. BoUiN1HIUD,
Grefder.
pointe-C -Coupea, ca 20 aoslt 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-27
AZ7 LITE

Les cifsts desasteeny de Ia faihlesse
des praprsdtail.cs d'tsc'ayes dams une
grande partie dc notre paroisse. sc font
sentir dune maniere dtplorable ct peu
rass'uante pour ravenir. lie peu de,sur.
veiI'aace qne l'yn ezerce porte ses fruits.
Nous asions i enregistreI. IA semaine
lerniere, le crime du negrc William ,snr
lie sort daaael il ia. pu 6tre prononce,
par suite dune dissidence d'opinionslans
le jury arpel5 ] le .inger.
Tn nouvean crime. p9us noir encore,
Went s'ajouter i nos annales erininelles
L'eso'ave Willis, dc Ia Fansse-Riviere,
age lie 20 ans d peine. s'est init otlnit,
par eiffaetion, dams In demeure DIM
paurre nlalade, e. s'est lirrG, sur la per-
some de ce alalAeareux, i des voies de
fat siti Hl6Titent IN clatiment ezem-
plaire. Fe miserable s'est enfuii, nais Ia
main de Ia justice l'atteindfa ct lui inai-
gera pronp.ement, i faat lespdrer, IA
panitioa qui est due d son crime.
En- elregistrant ces faits, nlaIhetmeu-
sement trop frequents parmi notre popu-
latlon, nous ne poavons nous empschef
d dadjurer, an nom de tout &C qui nous
est cher, les propri6taires d'esclaves del
WELLER, avee le soin Il plus nlinntieux,
snr ces malheureux, qilI paraissent en-
&C moment travailles par guelque-mali-
gne influence. Nous leur repeterons
eette vieilie maxine Il sage dams sa
sinplieite: Hiear uaat prfreair que rfpr;-
zer.