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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26
AZ IMPLACABLE HUSBAND.

The Quincy Qowa) Herald states that
on the evening of the 3rd inst, Ordnnf, 4
commission merchant at Warsaw. haxing
some suspicioR that all was not right with
his wife, noticed her through the window
reading some letters, which she deposited
in the drawer on his coming in. He pre-
tended not to notice it. but after they had
retired hc made some excuse for getting Up.
aud read the letters. They proved TO be
from one Robert Sterling. clerk till late
" in he store Of Johnson and Hunt. His
worst suspicious were confirmed. In the
letter he protessed he was the father Of one
of her children, and urged her TO elope
with him. Orndroff taking his pistol.
passed down to Il saloon where he knew
Sterling Was apt TO spend his evenings to
a late hour. As he approached Sterling.
who sat playing doninocs. Sterling turned
TO see who was Coming. when OrndrOff
shot him in the mouth. the ball passing
out through his neck. and cutting his
tongue nearly out. Sterling rose TO escape.
when Orndrof shot him again, making on
" flesh wound on his side. and again
shooting making only slight wound on
on the hip. Sterling started to 20 out
when fourth shat WAS fired. which miss
cd; Sterling gained the street. and was
chased by 0rndrof nearly round the
sqn1re. when Sterling went up stairs and
locked the door. which his PursuSr began
to kick down, declaring he would kill him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26
WHOLE NO. 1875.

west as an example Of Southern gratitude
Let that modern Mad; Anthony come in
with his dead Cesar, (pariUn me. il is nei-
ther Caesar dead nor Mark Anthony liv-
ing), let hin bring in his bleeding corpse.
and would suggest the funeral erAtiOs.--
Let him say to the youth of the Americas
Republic: This is Douglas. Look at him.
For every wound the South inflicted upon
him. he has struck blow at the liberties
of his countrymen. Let him serve as a
warning example, that man may be trai-
tor to liberty. and yet not become favor
ite of the slave power. Mark him. BY
false Popular Sovereignty. he tried to ele-
vate himself; true Popular Sovereignty
strikes him down. Loud applause.
If the youth of America profit by this
lesson. then it may be said that even Doug
las has done some service to his country.
{ Laughter Then peace be with him
his mission is fulfilled
But now We have to fulfil ours. False
Popular Sovereignty is down. FTeemen.
it is for you to sec to it, that true Popular
Sovereignty triumph.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26
FoLWERS N JAPAN.

A private letter dated April 7. from Mr.
F. Hall of Elmira. y Y who is in Japan,
has been publisi.c in the D,ily Press o:
Elmir.- We make an extr;.t:
The weather since the first of March has
been 50 wet that have not been able tu
tn many walks or horse rack rides The
vegetation under this moisture Is pushing
f,rward vigorously Yeu can havc little idea
OF the beauty of these hills anl valleys
covered with the young vcrdant crops
tn" valleys are Laid out in i succession Of
small fields, separated by Il wal of turf
only. The hills are pared d7wn ami ShaE-
ed intn similar "a dcil-like patches. AMI
these field gardens. fUr that is what their
names signifies. are made to fullpw the
natural shape of the hill. one will be Il
lOn5 graceful slope, another tcr.a.e, lnoti
er will be oval OF serpentine, all separate.
one from the other by walks and bal ks and
ridges Of turf lhi- harm my Of arrange
mcnt with the surface outline. gives an in
describable air of rcposc and picturesque
beauty. hen you see thickcts Of undcr
SaffH IN bC4<o VI NNci 4INttl' pifNc 434CeN VI
pine and crytomeria. The latter is noV
in blossom. What shall | tell you flttcr-
inaly of the camelas, now in their full
glcry! In yard. and w,ol AMI hcd.e. the
fragrant crimson blossoms, poering out from
the shining green leaves, makes gorgeous
show. The American Consulate is on
hill and is surrounded with grove Of ev-
crgrcen Oak. aud cameda trees, and such
a pr9digal display as there is there can be
seen nowere cut f 5npan. can compare
it to nothing but an apple orchard of glist-
enina leaves. loaded with the brightest
crimson apples. A flight of stone steps
leads from the street up to tn Consulate:
It is arched over by these gay trees, and
is stones are carpeted with the fallen petals
In the grove you may walk on Il carpet Of
green ani crimson. such as your foot never
.rod before. As | stand in the door.
whichever way | turn MY eyes toward the
nils, these l-afy banners are hung out
The wild blosSomes are single.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26

Relying on their prior grant. and the
Legislature of Connecticut. in 100. trans
mitted to England certain questions. to be
proposed to the most able lawy rs respecting
her It'll. to the lard in dispute. The an
swers were favorable to her claim. AMI de-
termincd the colony to defend them. he
Revolutionary war happening so"n after.
suspended further proceedings until near
ats close. In l7>l the two States agreed
to appoint commissioners to deterRlne tie
dispute. and an at of Congress was passed
granting to these commisSi ners full power
to act in the final settlem,nt OF this lonI
.lenthmg controversy.
/ he commiSsi ncrs met at Trenton, New
jersey. in November. l7s2. and after
full hearing of the parties, they decided
] that Connecticut had No right to the lands
ia dispute. This settled the matter SO far
as Pennsylvania was concerned.
Connecticut notwithstanding these adj
vers, decisions on her claims still claimed
all the lands west Of Pennsylvania: but. to
save all future trouble. the legislature pre-
possd to cede all of these lands to Congress
with u reserve of "ne hundred and twenty
miles in length Immediately west of the
west line of Pennsylvania, and north Of
latitude fl degrees.
Ihis proposition was accepted by Con-
gress, and on the 18th of September, l7oG,
the State of Connecticut by deed released
all CAIN to western lJnds included in her
patent. rescrving the tract aforesaid. then
called New Connecticut" but now known
as the Western Reserve"
la 1892 Connecticut granted half mil
lion acres on the west end of the Reserve
TO citizens of New London. Fairfield and
other towns in Connecticut for losses sus-
tanned by them in the Revolutionary war,
by the burning Of their property. by the
British. From this circumstance they are
called fire lands. The remainder of the
tract being little over three million acres.
was sold ty the State of Connecticut to the
Connecticut land company on the 9TH of
September 1885. and the I.grcbasc s 200.-
e0e was funded. by the State of Connect
cut. the interest constituting perpetual
fund for the SUPPORT Of common schools in
that State called the connecticut school
funl
This brief narrative brings up the hist7- I
~ Of the Reserve" to 1875. when the
Connecticut land company was organized. .
and made the purchase of the Western
Reserve he c.'mEany Was composed OF
6fty SIX individuals In sthe year 1896 .
they sent out the first exploring and sur
ve3iug party, who. sixty four years ago to-
day. il4idcd on '-the Reserve" and celcbra-
tel our National Independence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26
DOetrp.
THE PARTING OF SUMMER.
By MRS HLMANs.

BY MRS HIMANs.
Thou'rt bearing hence thy roses,
Glad Summer fare thee wyiii
Thou art singing thy last melodies
J Iu every wood and dell.
But ere the golden snaset
I Of thy latest lingering day.
Oh! tell me. o'er this ch,qu,red earth,
How hast thou passed awayf
Rrightly. sweet Summer! brightly
Thine hours have fioated by,
To the joyous birds Of the woodland bOughs,
The rangers of the sky.
And brightly in the forests,
Te the wild deer wandering free;
And, brightly midst the garden flowers,
Is the happy murmuring bee.
But how to human bosoms,
With all their hopes and f,ars,
Aud thoughts that make them eagle wings,
To pierce the unborn years?
Sweet Summer! to the captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
OF the woods, with all their whispering leaves,
And the blue rejoieing streams;-
To the wasted and the weary
On the bed Of sickness Lcund,
In swift delirious fantasies,
That changed with every sound
To the sailor on the pillows.
In longings' Wild and vain,
Fer the gushing foults aa breezy hills,
And the homes of earth again.
AAd unto me, glad Summer!
How hast thou flown to me?
My chainless fcotstcp nought hath kept
From thy haunts Of song and glce.
Thou hast flown in wayN'ard visions,
In memories of the dead
In shadows. from a troubled heart,
Ger thy sunny pathway shed.
In brief and sudden striviugs,
To Ging a weight aside
Mist those thy melodies have ceased
And all thy roses died.
BlIt Oh, thou gentle Summer,
Ii greet thy Ilow-rs enee more,
bring me again the IHsoyaIrcy
Ah,reHjth my eoul should soarl
'Iive rne TO haia thy sunshine.
With song and 81 irit free
Or in purS-r air than this
May that next meeting be-!
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/ G. BROOKS. is at the AnUH

e5a set 8rssss asIa Sl1sez BSudI,
C. -oL zSsoT Locks,
1000 :" - I.ztches-oid and new s;y:es.
IS TiP TOp scytkes,
e Coed sgzsd R4ses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26

Some frien Is arrived. and told him Ster-
ling was dead; hut this di not avtil. az
Orndroff said he K lew better H. was,
however taken away and arrested. But
he has the letters in his possession. an'l
says he is sorry that he has got t. do the
tragical work over again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26

4. D. Jon HKAvILT IN EVERY DEPAET-
HESr. AFF RIDING AEscHANr> GREAT
fAcILITIE~ FOR FILLING Up CHELs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26

DaY--A Douglas paper in New York
returns thanks for a copy Of "Cosols Lifs
AMI Times Of James Buchanan n'-atirs the
report Of the famous investigating commit
t,,e. 1t says that there are few public men
50 fortunate as to have sheir biographies
e,,,nniIaI frlr, $500
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-26
O Q M Il !M
BARNUM'S HARDWARE Store,
At Warren Trumbull Co, Ohio,

is now filed with ample stocks, and
replete with the latest styles OF ROUSE TRIM
NISGS and desirable coISrs 1aintng blinds.
BarnHm intends to supply Paints,
Oils yarnish &C. inclusive OF A. No /. Tip TsP. EK
ira Zinc Dry in Oil; also superior quality grsund
in White yzrnish. for Parlor
BARNUM will sell Merchants at
iOlhng sAtes and denes competition to msrts outside
ofNew York and he herewith sends his compliments
to dealers KAT he prepared duplicate the prices
of Nez York Houses, including the transportation
only on those classes q goods where it forms
per centun OF tie cost New hand and shortly to
arrire-IIoes scyth-s. sickIes mot Darie,9 scythe
Stones Ruhbers, kIHes, Rakes. Knives Forks,
springs White Lead, and Oil.
BARNUM keeps a fresh stock OF
sADDLERY Notice this ye uhn want to hug goods
low; Harness Trimmings sold low-Patent Leather
sold Iox-Brass Bands sold Iow-Csrri4ge Trimmings
and Moss sold low.
BARNUM has some fine Pistols,
Fv. RarrvI Shooters Rife BsrreIls, Locks, Triggers
AID gen .raI let Of Gun trimmings.
BARxUM would make further
mention Of the SaddleIy ira e. by r-marktng that he
.s laid in his entire stock Of that class esds from
she head dealers and importers and he will sell every
Ihing in that line at loves: rates.
BARNuM invites attention to his
Card herewith anexed:-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish of jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court.
Alfred Penn,

NJ
Benz F. Simpson and Nathan It. Scott
10y virtue of n writ of seizure and sale to me
ID directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial District
Court of Louisiana in the above entitled suit, VIII
proceed to sell at Public Auction Mt the door OF tho
Court House, on Canal Avenue, between llampson
and Second streets in the City of Carrollton, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of October, 1850, Ut
the hour of IL o'clock, A. Nj, the following dcs-
cribed property, to wit: .
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situate
in the Parish of Jefferson, the Left Sank OF the
Mississippi river, about eight miles above the city
of New Orleans designated by tho NO a, on u
plan drawn by w. II. Williams, Surveyor dated
the 9th of April, 1854, and deposited IN the office
of the Parish Recorder. Said square measuring
according to said plan, three hundred feet on tho
line of Zenon Fouchers property; three hundred
and twenty-eight feet three inches, on the line
which separates IL from square No. s. ana three
hundred and twenty eight feet one inch on the
line separating il from square NO ., beng thtro-
fore bounded by the Metairo Road, the line OF H.
Foucher's property, the line separating II from
square No. and by the limo separating 1t from
square No. g. agreeaby to said plan
Seized in the above entitled SUIT. .
Terms of salc-IhiB being the second and last
crying the above described property will be adjudi
Gated to the highes st and last bidder the purcaserto
nav in cash the sum of hundred and ten dollars
hciup about the amount of all costs, charges,
taxes State and Municipal and for the baianc"
of the price of adjudication the purchaser to give
his bond with good and solvent security payable
one wear after date with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from date until pald ana
secured by mortgage the property sold.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
scnt1ots of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PdraSh OF JeUcTSoH.'
Third judicial District Court.
Alfred Penn,
2 NO. IL 10


II. Scott and Benz. f. Simpson.
voY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale to me de
Directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, in the above entitled suit, L
shall proceed to sell at public auction at the door
Of the Court House, on Canal Avenue, between
uompson and Second streets, in the City OF Car
roIton on SATURDAY, the 9th day of October,
1860 at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, to wit: ,
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
in the Parish of jefferson, on the Lett Bank OF the
Mississippi River at about eight miles above tho
CITY of New Orleans, designated by the No. 7, on a
plan drawn by w. IL Williams, surveyor, dated
27th April 1854, and deposited in the Office OF the
Parish Recorder of the Parish of Jefferson. Said
square measuring according to said plan, SUI ieet
front on the Metairie Road, 300 feet on the line
of Zeron Fouchers property, 3t3 feet6 inches on
the line of lot No. 6, and 800 feet inches on the
line of lot No 8, being therefore bounded by the
Metaire Road the line of Zeneu Fouchers proper
tv the line separating it from No. and by the line
Separating it from lot No 6, ngreeably to said
plan.
Terms of Sale-This being the second and last
CRYING the above described property will be adjudi-
Gated to the highest and last bidder the purchaser
to nav IN cash the of hundred and ten dol
lars being abaut the amount of all Costs, Charges,
/ Taxes State and Municipal, and for the balance
of the price of adjudication, the purchaser TO give
| his bond with good and solvent security payable
one wear date with interest atthe rate OF pei
cent per annum, from date until paid, ana secured
| by mortgage on the property sold 49,
| ~ GUY DREJJX Sheriff
| sent1ots If the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
TOFFICIAL.I
POLICE JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
LEFT BANK.

LEFT BANK.
SITTING OF OCTOBER 1ST, 1860.
The. Board met this day. pursuant to
adjournment. ,
Present the Hon. VIM. Mithott, Mes
srs. L. L. Levy, j. Miller, VIM. Fish
and n. Betz-
Absent L. c. Perrot and R. L.
Preston.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and approved.
The Finance Committee approved
the following bills which were on motion
ordered to be paid.
Jacob Weiyel- ----------E ]l3 w
NJ. G.. Davis, w
The following report of the Night
police were received from the Chairman
of the Police Committee.
To JACOB WEIYEL, SYNDIC,
Report for the aceek ending Sept. 10, 60
Sept. 8th.-Arrested blackwoman be-
g. longing to Mr.. Waters.
, T" 4" Arrested u blacknan be.
longing to Chas. Schneider Of
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
SHERIFFS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson
Third ,J,dicinI Disrrict Court of In.
George A. Freret, D. e,,

George A. Freret U.s. ,o,,
{ A>o. i'SAi
Frederick Hummcl.
10y virtue of q writ of seizure ana SAFE 10 me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third Judicial
District Court of Louisiana, and OF the written
consent of Defendant on file in my office VARYING
all notices legal delays and legal judicial advertise
ments l will offer for sale mt Public Auction at
the door of the Court House on Canal Avenue be
tween Hampson and Second streets, III the city OF
Carrollton on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF octo-
her. 1860, at the hour of II o'clock a. M, the
following described property to-wlt: ;,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with All the
RIGHTS WAYS, privileges, customs, serNltuues IN"
nppurtenances thereto belonging, situate IN the
Town of Carrollton, in the Parish OF Jefferson,
State of Louisiana, and designated by the NOS "
and 20 in square III, bounded by dArmas Macarty
Adams and Burdett streets on II plan mace by
by l.. Bringier, Surveyor General on the 10Th day
OF November 1885, and deposited in the office OF
J. b. Marks, Notary Public, in the city oil New
Orleens Std lots measure each thirty feet 'front.'
on Macarty street by depth of ona hundred
and ave feet between parallel lines, American
measure. - :.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of Sale.-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
s.n+s6ts of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
A WIS p,ELECTHON.-T

~ proclamation do son Excellence THOMAS o.
MOORE Gouyerncur de lEtate dc la l4ouisitne,
,Iat6 du do septembre 1860, les 6lectours quanes
de In parosse Jefferson sont par les presont hothes
ou'une election scra tenue le MAkDl sixiohio jour
de noyemhre, 1860, Fefct do choisir DIN Eec.Gu,"
pour President ct Vice President des fl"'s-o h'S'
coInme suit
I'm Electeur pour 10 Promior DISTRICT Eiecto.M'
compos6 des paroisses dc Plaquonine ct 81 Der
nard, du Troiseme District DC la Nou'eio'oiie''i"
ct du faubourg Tr6m6
lin Electeur pour Ie Second District Electoral,
compose du Second Quutrieme District do Ia yiiio
de In Nouvcllo- Orleans do cetto pirtio ao !" YOU
velle. Orleans qui trouve sur IN rive aroit gu
feuyo Mississippi, des paroisses 40 JEFFERSON, ot
Charles st. Jean Bnptisto, st. jacques, Ascension,
Assumption, Lafourche ct Terrcbone.
lin Electeur pour 10 Quatri6mc District Elcctorai
comnos6 dos paroisses do StTaminnny, Whshih}-
ton Livingston, St. Uelcea, E.st-tenclonl, Cues.-
FeIciana Ponto Coup6o, Est-Baton isouse, ouest-
Baton Rouge ct Ibcrville
TN Electeur pour 10 Cinqueieme District F.loc-
toral, compose des comics dss Attak"PM w Wv
iousns ct des paroisses Rapides ut Avoyelios.
I'm Electour pour le Sixieme District Electoral,
compose dcs comics dc Nntchtoches, Ouucn,,a e'
Concorda ct des paroisses Oathhoui" " i"i'>''i'
Ies pol,s scront ouyerts dams chaque arrondssc.
ment detection dcpuis hrnres n. n. lus syan !
hnuros T. M 10 dit Jour g do novembro lstV, u
pefret de rccovor les bulletins des electeurs quar-
ies do In pnroissc Jefferson, sous III surveilneo
des Commissioners ct GrotiiofB qui seroht acaishos
par lautorte compctente.
Ielection devra 6tre conduitc ct les rapports en-
tripcata devront hre enyoyes au soussSno ch'si "
| do los transmettre conform6ment In loi,
| Bureau du Sheriff parosse Jefferson,
| octobrc, 1860
L IN
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
NOTICE or ELECTION.

pcrsunut to Proclamation OF INA
eMStFySsn~ Exccunncv THOMAS o. MOORE.
srynsSSsASsA Governor OF the State OF i,ouiSi,mn
bearing the date 2lth Soptomber, iSoo
the qualified voters of Tint portion OF tho Pafsh Oh
Jefferson cnst of tho Mississippi river nro nero.
bv notified thst an election win held onTuESDAH
the 9th day of November isGo Tor ono So'',,,nS
District,
The Polls will be opened In each Election irS,
cinct, from the hours Of Niue ociocR n; NJ. WI
Der 1869 for the purpose of receiving tho votes
ofthe qualified voters of that portion OF the lrls
of Jefferson aforesaid under the sup"rintchdrnc"
of Commissioners and Clerks to be appointed ny
the authorities designated by lawl the election 10
be conductcdnud triplichte returns ih'tuo 10 tno
underypucd returning officer, according TO law.
Sherif7a Office Phrsh of Jefferson, Oct goth
1860. GUY DREUX, Sherlh.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
hear from you prior to their sitting of
tho first Monday of September.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed,) l.. l.. LEVY
Chairman.
New Orleans, Sept. Sd, 1860.

NCN oAANo'i'7f ~ '
L. l.. Levy, Esq,
S1R-In answer to your communication
dated the 18th ult. enclosing copy OF
proceedings of the Police Jury OF JET
ferson, Left Bank in the matter of the
opening of Magazine street through tho
Foucher property. We have no obJec-
ton to grant right of way ON the line
of Magazine street through said pro-
perty, providing that the grading,
ditchinc, budging, fencing, including
gates be made with good materials and
| in a workmanlike manner, i'll front OF
said property ns the proper cost and
charge of the Police Jury.
Yours RESPECTFULLY,
(Signed,) E. RoCHEREAU q Co..
Ag'ts ofsL. f. Foucher.
Mr.. Levy offered also the following
ResoIyed-That The right of way
| granted by L. F. Boucher to the Police
| Jury of jefferson, heft Bank, to extend
1 Magazine street, thssugh the Foucher
Estate, provided tile grading, ditching,
fencing including gates and budging
Be made with good materials and IN
/ workmaia1ike manner, at the charge OF
! thes ogice Jnrys be and the same is
4 here 81 aecepte
Il 7lesoIvec- at ESPECIAL Committee
i0f 6ur be appointed and instructed to
4 prepare forthwith the specifications for
4 tie aforesaid work and materials and
III to advertise reasonable time in the
i Jefferson journal and Carrollton Sun,
4 for proposals to do the same.
Il Resolved-That the Secretary OF this
Il BODY be, and that he is hereby in
Il structed to transmit to said l.. f. Fou-
cher, or agent copy ofkhese resolu-
tons. "a. ID x#
| Levy, Perret, Mile una Preston to
compose said Committee.
The following re portof the Directors
of the 1st School District was read and
received.
Granville, Parish of Jefferson,l
October LIST, 1860. !
IsssTo The Hon. dse. President and members
{ I'D tlse Police Jury, for the Parish O
l6n, LEFT Bank.
We tho undersigned
! Dire tors of the 1st District School
y respectf tsJIy report the following. The
Z school is%in full operation from tho Is
!, of SepteInber and is in way OF dong
we'll. The Teacher is punctual to hi
duty, and the scholars are regular IL
IN attending school.
: There are at present 81 children at
tending school every day, and by,
careful management we are under tn
in1pression that the school will progress
ME- also report that we have takel
the census of the children residing il
the 3st School District between the age
z of q and l6 years, and find there are
Z Of males IS, and of females 90, makin
in all I25 schoolable children in the Is
District.
Respectfully submitted,
IL G.. b. COTTON.S
= On motion of Mr.. Miller, the Jur
l. adjourned to meet again on Monday
the 5th day of November, 1861.
ID CA true copy.) .
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

Cash on hand 222l Su5
CHARLES L. ROVER, Treasurer.
Sent. 20th, 1860.