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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
The scotch-Irish.

ABOUT five millions Of people in America
have tbs blood of these Scotch-lrish pco-
pie i'll their veins. This race put forth the
hrSt Declaration of Independence in Amer
lc"-thc famous Mecklcnburg paper. So
soon as the news of the battle of I.exinp-
ton had reached them, they marched to
the leagues of Boston. This race has
produced four Governors of PENNSYLVANIA
and four Presidents of the United States.
IT. has given to the nation, among scores
OF lesser luminaries, in oratory, Patrick
lienry, Calhoun, McDutic; in war. Mercer,
Montgomery, Morgan, Knox, Jackson. In
invention one name is enough; it is that
OF Fulton: i'll StatcSmMnShip ii is enough 10
speak OF Madison and Hamilton.
In the Church their DISTINGUISHED names
cluster III CONSIDERATIONS. It is n rnr. ,I,t
has ever conserved lcarning.-M fict - =.
goes the school house springs up beside the
house of God. Sixty years before the
landing Of the May Flower, and cighty-two
years before the first public school law of
massachusetts was adopted, the first Book
of Discipline i'll the Scottish Church re-
Quircd that 81 school should he established
in every parish for the instruction OF youth
in the principles of religion, grammar,
and the Latin tongue la America. be-
fore the cabins disappeared from the road
sue, an" the StHmNS from the fields, these
men founded Il log college at Ncshaminy,
in Eastern Pennsylvania. where some of
tLe most eminent men of the last century
were educated. And when they first of
al! opened the gates to the Valley Of the
Mississippi, on Il bright summer day, with
no mcancr canopy over their heads than
the blue arch of heaven, under the shade
of n SasshtrlS tree, two Scotch Irish mn-
istcrS inauguratcd Jefferson COLLEGE, bv
solemn prayer and the hearing OF y Latin
recitation. Half century later, another
Eh@2 With %j} Sdt# t@9 % Of tv19J Biz %nistc
from God but the wintry sky, dedicated
the ground on which the Wabash College
now stands, to God tue Father the Son
aud the Holy Gh0st.-Rcricm.
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SlddIeS, Harness, ,Trunky &c
JOHN u. LAKIN-

[Sncce>sor tu Wheeler x InEin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection un Thursday. March 2Htl i now
and well selected assortment Uf
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also cpMiplctc assortment Of C GENrLEMEN'S FUR
NISIIIlG GOODS.
The pat'7nn8 Of the old firm anil tile nhlic in gem
".''t, 'rr respectfully inve.I to call 'lir examine
stock before making their purchases a7 intend sell
ing ai InIil Profits :" ctsi, and prompt puclHseT.
TIniitui .tar.'hr pJtrnua&" bestowed upon tho olt
firm snicit continuance o the sTmR iDr tII. ppw
establishment. JOHN 4. LAHIN. Merchant Tailor,
m'i2S-lwl M. l02 Main St. Wheeling. Va
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rENms or ApvEnrIsINc

80 SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
80 l%'riy Advertising reasonable terms accor.
made" ' '"' ''''"'''cF"i changes
~ t"Sertss'He"ts from transient persons or str.ng
Legal advertisements will he clor.r.l NJ +1, 4
prescribed ly law. ~ '''" ''''t'
business - Cards not exceeding five lines SlOrer year
viii IL M i"c SIN mEtis. bnt for shorter period nothing
~, II" privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited tn
~" AHNeFtlsers own Immediate business: and ali
auESFtl"emGnts for the benefit of otcr persons ms
we'll as all legal advertisements and avrrtscSr,t
%i anctinn sales and r" estate. in by them must
u" paid for at the usual rates - ~ '
-: :N"Nert!SenentS not accompanied with written
accordingly. ''' ''' ''''' ~
N"ficF+ :,i for Political Meetings to be Charged in all
Marri's""' Notices of Funerals, AMI announcements
of Sermons. so cents each. nnv1l.:56
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Questions ana Answers.

SO9''OlAS "hN answers.
From Nu0h's Times and .Veexe,,.,,I wc
collect the fnlIowi,y ovost;o, 49,,
,,- 1S~'' ''" ''"-
I"c'N; "a lady friend has asked me to
cNliaiN 10 hcr the shc0ry OF the stcreoscopc
an" helhG unable to myself, and know
,!,@ no one Whn can inform me, take the
ll"'r'E "t applying I" You. should like
|" understand ihe principle whereby the
PiS'"le Is hla"e 10 stand Ont from the pa
per "'I'E 'he influence Of the glass. Can
Iov,,,,. ~ ~ -. ''.S :,
principlc Of ..binocmI,r riSion "'''',' ,I, !"t
principle by which m. ,wn cvc. IN onr
head contcmulotc the sorn nLioct ., H.,
same tirac. is tllcprincinlr ,noH wIirl, tLo
Strrrsconc is ronstrrctc1 En,I, ia,', =
the stcrcscopc presents to thc eve . ,,i[,rro
taken ut "a different nnmIr MA ,,vn ,';'.
lures thus seen cooIcsc5. ~ ,r. 9,
-. Of th,. two lenses aud tLo ros,i, i.
prrscmted Il IN hcf4({S nI Wnlcn are MIiptivmtiy
s.s,andinr ont" Ms vou rxuross If
t,,.o,. 20 ,.,,,,,,;,,,, IL, :,,..,;
,
inc ciFclc'
GOu need not trouble yourself with cf-
forts 10 square the circle" Theoretically
the problem has been "dumc to death"
Practically you can doit in this wisc--viz
Take st wire, twelve and quarter inches
l"is' an" t"e Quarter Hc'h% allowed /"
unit" TIC two cndS. II this wire is made
o,", 90 ;,.,a - VIZ w.
,IIa,,...>l ,','.,i,,,
. ~ -" =" ~
a. n.,.,.a 49, .''S ~ ~
M ~ "''3 -. wv VI '":.':"'c u :,
w "''.' "''' u - so"''''
1
c.iH Is ntle I,l"''ie ''':leS' ana SO III amy
"'Ne' '"''" VI P'"l'0'''o''S'
Answer to question ''What is man?"
1t is IL hard matter to answer the Q, -
ton seriously, ''Wh"t is man p Chcm-
"a ei'a SLS'N' n.,," Is '1ts? ,aIe o""ns
Gye ami - r.,lf noilf'iS Of watnr I, ;,
tkn c,,ns >nnsn ~, STnrosn v.n,,.m
Eis oun hnulrnI rnuuds of ncs,, oI,,l
blood two nnunds Of siIl; fen mnnnJ. OF
cotto, and nnn nounL of wi:,l.l,nnn vim,
80, ;ud,Gni,o .,r'nu,t nr rns. .,,,d g,,.Ln..
Thr l,tn TLcoJnr p,rlrr ,,tin,[ :, warn.
t,lIo ,io,v ~ man ,naint,innI ,l,,t il,
...,,I,i,tim, nhi, AMI
,i,o ,.,,,,,,,,,;,,! .,,.ot
T., .,,,;,,,.,i ,;,.. ~ Ill.,, n,.,,r,,,.
,,nIn un,inu,,I.,'iy ..,Le n,,r,..nn ., ami,
Ut. ,,. i,.. H. ,,.i,.,, H.. ;,,,
can; he can snuff, smoke, chew tobacco
and drink almost anything.
Answer 10 another question Of similar
KIN"
Nam has the power of initiating almost
every motion except that OF flight. TC
effect these, he has, in maturity and health
GO bones i'll his head, GO i'll his thighs anC
legs: 62 in his arms and hands; AMI 81 i!
his back. lie has also l34 muscles. His
: / r II .Rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

Ofall the errors and they are many, that
characterize the press of tho United State.
lhar "t the perpetual ''rrr>"nal i the
ul">t wrrtchrd Our Jefferson Bricks are
altogether too numerous. aHd 100 much
pcrmi.tr,i. There's IhaI ,~curyy hound
Just out OF Il loose schU0l-hOuSc and i'll Il
Sclf-stylcd "Sanctum.H with but the grace
or intelligence of q donkey in pnntalOons:
see how he hnuntS his personalities; see
how he strives for tie sinking of IL prin-
cipIc iii his own diseased person. Yet he
calls himself an editor, 81 journalist, AMI
never from his blatant sheet do we see the
first mark of professional dignity, amity
or the advancement Of liberal manly
thought. lie fears to take error by the
collar and whip it, and he prOwls about
good, fuintly cxtolling it. lie loves to
pick 81 hole in the character OF q profess.
sional brother, simply that he is a profess
sional brother. Nothing gives him great
er pleasure than to hear of the ruin and
downfall of his cotemporary. And this
creature calls himself an editor, IL jour
ualist, 81 man. This personality we see
daily and weekly by the Jefferson Bricks
the errors OF cditOrialdUnI. Aud look to
the encouragement they receive. One,
simply that his notoricty is obtained by
the sword rather than the pen, is sought
:Alu IuitlhtiIueu SIMPLY IOF MS pcTSOuitll-
i:tics. Another fOI his clustering personal
rooIhardinrss and chance tiStol-shot sue
cess, though his ability,o recciptn ttilor'$
bill is doubtful, is "l,eudated' mcrely that
lie is sIvledsau editor or proprietor OF -
newspaper. \ third Is fed by the public
crib solcly>that he knows no manlness,
no independence, but sncaks around in
neutral lanes and alleys of non-committ,l.
ism, aud is ready To praise any man and
forget every principle when pay is the le-
yer. These are the haaes to, Il profession
that has IN ii all the elements of gooi
greatness. These are the creatures that
give publicity 10 and foster dctrac1ion and
caiEmny.
There is no robbery impovcri>hc< Il man
much that of his name and reputu-
ton: and there is no roh1cr SO incxcusi,-
Olc, 50 little benefited, and SO richly de-
serving OF punishment, as he who either
directly or indirectly trnluces the char:,c-
ter of nm individual, family, church, nt-
ton, or any other part or parts Of the ag-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

FIRE AND INl.AND NAVIGATION
Risks acyvp'y AT t.l~ consistent with sulycucy ami
fair profit.
'tnfH'i'm5"TgirsU r. oiH,ugJEct"f u IvELLINGS
1"E G..'."!< j." '.sD # "Ms "a. fr: gears.
The pgu-r"-, "t this Corporation las been stable
aud Umin'c'''"t lhsou.', seasons "f ilauci,l sun
shine it si"I: "r "riri- cycuIlu in oT exempt from
sweeping c'HAa@atii,- aui maritime disaster. Be
liS % established '''N cash basis. the troubles of
the credit system :rcI u il, no mat rriai particular
During hard in.c, rll, ,crgiiv Of reliable In>u-
,"nr" j. an i'np"ialv" Gty-y!r ahility of property
holders l"'ttNfain !u>s being ;iic. much lcs<emcd
F"I'gi"s is.,"l without delay AMI all business at
tended I" with ,li,ratcl, an,l fidelity l.1
y. c. ARTHUR. Agent.
uic" over Tie l;lnk of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Err0rs oftI,c Press.

Selected for tho Imtcli.rmcr from the New Urlc,m,
N,,1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
New York Paper Warehouse

NNEPHICEONLN WHERE PAPER DEALERS.
~ ii"'E~'li"rs. Siat"m"r$ Flinders. Printers. anal
Purchasers generally >yr from III I" ~ per cent
by IuICiIn>im" from first I,im>.
Il' ing 'mr':'>'~i our Manufacturing Facilities
can i'I -r"hi inducements |" rHrI- in want al Ia
!tS a"" as ~" W>'E''iy >"ld y Paper Warehouse.
!."'tS"r nmi tl;'t l''i"r~. T,"~NI Ir;-r Note. at
Hli"'. t"ii' fH"L'. Commercial, 'i all .r,,l,>
French IHwr>. t"i"'"d Papers. Ti'',,. Ei"..r-'.
iinm. sn' il' i -. i:l. iIm,- TO-. I:,i,i
\"'". ''" i''.s't"s. !: NJ F"'-''.l ''~.ii. r.'
fI~W"'' i'Hr t." .ui'I 'n2 fSmk Is, iIu IfA:r Noir
M INii-' w. N.'""ni lI"r.. >,...I, a"i >.,,i.
'"'i = '-' ri.T Professional met. Ej!ita.i.
i" 'i'" f"rN in'.l f riimI-i>- ;r..u h. IIr1is
>" ;i'. -h-.'i. i;i''" airi W'i', W,. ,,ri la,! L.
H".t- '.''"n'-t" l"it"r i:a.a-r. >v',i 'u"siar.
amt SAVE N"iI in,n"i. uI'.sr-! l@,'i. s,e..; ;.,lsd
with cash. will l." filled we'll If present ia prr-
CARSON n HARD
Hi"-ly" Paper Warch,Wsr. ~ E"ckman It.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Up,yarI. of siI,000,0OO
FIRE AND IvI,AVp NAyIGArIoT

OF L.,.v, have b,r.i pnii hy .hc ,Etna Insurance
Iihc past - years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Honolulu.

1OhOlOIU.
| We have received files of lInnolrlH r.-
Prrs TO the latter part OF May, which we
have cxamined with a good deal of inter
est They do things up in the Hawaiian
Islands about the same It's in wholly civil
lied countries: The papers before us are
well printed. well edited, aud apparently
well lntronizcd. The editors fight, urge
reforms; and chronicle current events Just
as they do every where else. They have
| bigamists and rascals and honest men
there. as well as elsewhere, as will be
seen by the following rather singular story
from the Honolulu -idccrtixer:
''TmE CouNsE or TRrE LOVE NEVER DID
Run SMOOrM-Wc were somewhat sur
priscd at the arrival OH Tuesday of the
! whaling bark CNHthid, owned by James
Dowsctt, minus her captain 1t appears
that Capt. Sherman had the misfortune to
fall III love with one of the fair daughters
OF Mexico, a misfortune all the more TO he
wondered at as he had twice before met
the same accident, leaving :: 'c0Li.o here
! to lament his untoward conduct, and
another danIsel in the Uunitcd States to
whom he was lawfully welded In other
words, the fair descendant Of the AZtccs is
! his third wife, and being no doubt a level
of woman the captain preferred shore
life to Ship-wOrk. Bills on Honolulu not
being current in Mazatnn, he was obliged.
IN order to raise the nccdfuI TO sell oil.
some 50 or 90 barrels, finding Il ready
market. Besides which. anchors, chains:
bontS, &C., to the value of 81, 900. Went
the same way. The first officer MIR. Ed
ward Lowe, being Il man of honor. and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Gh0iCG First Glass Insurance


Z Ci,l. Cuial Sloon,uJ ;J,, lutte :,,.I unlniaf.cl
"ITn sTnT;Cs ~ $.IU.;.s7 s..
Ana til" ITe-li-r"t IS ye:'.s 'sf>s and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
luxury & Economy Combined,

:" PER CENT. OF THE COFFEE SAVED ANn CLEAR ANn
DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OFT NIHEp IN :: MINI T,:S
'tNlE CEiEBRATED BUCKEYE COFFEE POT
ti'Si't"! Nov. 22d lSj9 Hc-is>uc,l April = 1860
III" most perfect. economical and >ricrt,. ,rI:,r,.r-
ana Tor sale in Wheeling. only by Nr,mr N-I:rn:.' :vl
III Main street Ccutr" Wheeling. Va. who have an
tr" Pot POSSESSES advantage. not found III other ill
vcmti"nS of the kind. Tkl Infusion is obtained Iy
diSia"ca'c@". :n,;c: Of boiling the ground Coffee,
and. consequence. only the desirable qualities If
III" drug are obtaime'l; making of the deli
ci"'lS beverages. that is free from the bitter
and soluble principle which is impaired to the Cn
lee hN hy continued boiling. ana when viewed upon
the score "f economy. it has II" equal The Euckevc
Cnlrr Pot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
ii lIh$ been n>l ii has been nilc will, universal juv
single trial will convince any one.
We also continue 10 nIllIuItCturG and Keep C0u-
Stnnty on hand. til" hest and complete
m"nt Of Tin and sheet Iron Ware to be found III ll,.
city. which will sell wholesale retail. Il: ih,.
very lowest figures. .I"l'mm1l. EInIclc aud Il"i-
low Ware. HrnS1 and C"pcr Kettles. C"l" Mills Ia
scnlin" irmit Car crnYrnIcl. every Lmg per
irciy nj! tight and secure.
/ We will always Keep "n hand tho best and most
approved Cooking: S"c- for either COAL w.""I.-
hur Stoves all oT the latest Improvement unl
the hest design al III low price any other
hnIISc in The city.
We partru!nrly invite Country Merchants or
th">c l'uNin tor Cash. 1" civ" call before. IuI
chasing elsewhere they will find it to lac their i:-
| trrcst 50 l." do.
I"hl'inS "C every description in line al h,l~i-
E"n"ml"r tlIr place. 40. ih uriI s1.vrt,:"V'et,~c
/ Wheeling, Va i"ljl NESBlTT Y EEu.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-14

Resoteea, That the President of the
Police Jury, Left Bank, be and that he
is hereby empowered to warrant on the
Treasurer for the payment of the work
as 1T progresses, on presentation of the
certificate of the Surveyor approving
and accepting the same.
Resolved, That the Syndic of the
Parish, Left Bank, be and that he is
hereby instructed to supervise said
wor K during its progress until COM
pletion.
The report of the Directors of the
Second District School, showing the
following number of children Males
81, and Females u.
Also areport from the Directors of
the Fourth District School, showing
the number of children to be One hun
dred and two.
The following Communication was
received from Mr.. b. n. Fortier, and
the request refused.
GENTLEMEN-My son and myself,
have paid to the Parish tax Collector
special taxes for the village Of Shrews-
bury for q large amount.
l am informed from good authority,
that the tax of one and half per cent,
demanded at this year was unconstitu-
tional and thatmany had refused to pay
more than one per cent, which was all
that could be legally demanded of them.
l therefore appeal to your Honora-
bic Body, and ask that the surplus half
per cent paid by us be refunded.
Your humble Servant,
b. N. FORTIER.
' The resignation of Mr.. I'll. Heuchert
as Commissioner of Public Works for
the Village of Greenville. was read
and on motion the acceptance of the
same was refused.
On motion of Mr.. Perret. the Jury
adjourned to meet again on Monday
the ;}d of December, 1860. sak IL "A. NJ.
CA true copy.) s
CHAS. E. ROYER, Sec'y. n
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
EalstaE.--His HISTORY.

Everybody knows that Falstaff is
Falstatf,, and that there has been but
one such on the face of the earth. But
how he became what he turned out to
be it has probably occurred tosbut few
to investigate. And yet, by cleaning
the circumstances of hisslife, SO far as
directly or indirectly given By Shake
speare' we can piece together d history
that is not, by any means, without its
moral.
1t seems probable that his early days
were passed in the country, for, in
Merry Wives of Windsor he speaks
Of having practisod q piece of rural
barbarity when a boy and on his death
bed, the green fields are present to
him.
That ho received liberal education
is likely, from his making various
classical allusions, and from the style
in which Ford, whether in jest or in
earnest, twice addresses him.
That he was of honorable lineage
may be assumed from the fact mon
toned by Shallow. There was Jack
Falstatf, now, Sir John, q boy and
Page to Thomas Mowbray, Duke of
Norfolk He could scarcely have
attained this position in the household
of so important a parsonage without
good birth; and, as we never hear of his
doing anything creditable during his
life, we may be the more assured that
any honor which attaches to the Sir
was inherited.
a wild lad was he at this time, for the
samo authority declares: Il saw him
break Skogan's head, at the court-gatc,
when he was a crack, not thus high
And not long after, as we learn from
the comparing of notes between himself
and Shallow, he was already prcma-
turely initiated in all the vices of
London.
Then comes a long hiatus, which we
may, however, fairly enough, fill up
with Il gradual descent in the scale of
society, until we are introduced to him
IN person in the first part of Henry
w. as the presiding genius of a gang
IF highway robbers, tame cheaters,'
oick-pockets, and other dilapidators Of
.he commonwealth.
We only know that, during this /.
he had fallen, and remained 50
ow as to have weekly sworn to marry
since l perceived tho first white hair
IN my chin 'oId mistress Ur-uIa,' .
otherwise Mrs. Quickly, and ~ub-c-
lucntIy Madame Pistol: who, in her .
second estate, angriIv reminds him Of
nc Of these occasions, with time. .
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-14

dol phi, Nym, and Pistol
"Mrs, Quickl y-As ever you camc
of woman, come in quickly to Sir John.
All, poor heart! he is so shaked of a
burning quotidian tertian, that it is
most lamentable to behold. Sweet men.
| como to him.
"Nym-Iho King hath run bad hui
mors on the knight, that's tho even
| of it.
| 'Pistol-Nym, thou hast spoke the right;
| His heart IS tracted and corroborate."
And now we are to have the end of
him. Up to this time, from first to last,
there has not been attributed to him tho
least tendency towards anything noble,
generous, atfectionate or pure. But,
behold ye! in the catholic tenderness
of his universal genius, or in the kind
ness of his heart for tho creation of
his own brain, Shakespeare has thrown
upon this unloyely character single
ray of genial light before ho dismisses
him into the shadow of darkness
forever.
|sp Mrs. Quickly is describing to the
trio of varlets, Pistol, Nym and Bar
dolph, the manner of their former
patrons death and we have often
thought that hero is one of the most
exquisite touches of human nature to
be found i'll the masters works.
Aparted even just between twelve
and one, e'en at turning % tho tide; for
after | saw him tumble with the sheets,
and play with flowers, and smilo upon
his fingers ends, / knew there was
but one way for his nose was as
sharp as q pen. and u babblcd of green
fields. How, now, Sir John ? qu6th !
what man! be of good cheer. SO "a
cried out, God, God, God three or
four times. Now /, to comfort him, bid
him, "a should not think of God;
hoped, there was no need to trouble
himself with any such thoughts yet.
So, "a bade me lay moro clothes on his
feet. / put my hand into the bed, and
FELT them, and they were as cold as
any stone; then felt to his knees, and
SO upward and upward, and all was as
cold as any stone
''And'a babbled of gtetn fields ~
What stroke is here What a his
tory it suggests What contrast be-
tween the first scenes and the last of
this life drama Poor, old disappointed,
broken down, dying man-o Of the-world
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-14

'A' ''"o
~, '',,' ~ "o'i'S oi'''
\'',I 1''c'o 'no Pi1y''
~ i'' speoiao adventure IS per
so'''n oon'pi'o''io'l IN "a highway ROB-
peiy we iieA' iino MN oy ifinco
ii''i l''or' d captain OF 1901 III charge
Oh d 'hunofod ana nifty slaves as ragged
Us Lazarus IN the painted CLOTH ana IN
ilo has'e 10 put hlhseit IN harm S way.
iresently we pehold nm actually IN
oa''ie' ana aitosether deslrous TO nave
ah emu OF IT, yet ready 70 ooast2n mon
stioos iasiiloh' eVehin en- lne mlast OF his
''iSh!''5 shoMingg 49, sn nite feather
"ii'ii's ''''A 9ss| lE |(.s al IS oVe;~
oi''iiiiiii ne oeed that
oooloes Il the day.
linen %. on' unsuccessfnily
a''oil 'sl paln swfndie tailor; and
suoosssi''ii ssssprS the tiine' banning the
9nioi T Jue'pco son tiie roopery charge !;
Z i'h' eiioi.iy alter' SUN dfhgerlng IN
ss1ao capitai' "heh ne shoulqs nave been
sNeii on MS way 10 OK: arrested at the
suie u MIS- Qulckiy' on whose "score"
VOC oipi"ihs) io ah iiinllltiVe
az iioi'i iioi ah'l
'''s ju''ios-iioii her' ny olht Oh
i"'.'i s Pioihises' ana
' ~ 'io Pc u iiiipera.isye lss
pso..o Dusiness' ali 81 intervene osa1s'r
''ss s'.s''soreoieaoie .s nattre'
-, 80 -'oVs. W oii'''i'era'eo3s mere.
! 80 " : .,i'o n''i o'ioo more oh MS
''"o' aS oeloio'
q, Nv" ''o '','y
. '0..oo N'n"iio"' hoi o"i'oi lie
ss.s' 'no Ni'sn' coie'lie VI 'he
: 4'iP' WIN hioo 'oni'' Vi
!, - ,''N' on S''oh io''.i"'
= "no''i iio oo'''iiiS no LOSS
q sum tnan one thousand pounds; and
on the death of Henry ", is, in his own
expectation and that of everybody
else, as Pistol announces, zone of the
men in the realm"
In this brief synopsis no mention has
been made of the adventures in 1.-The
Merry Wives of Windsor" as the play
did not enter into Shakspearo's ori-
ginal scheme of Falstaf>s life, and the
;noidon+s NOV, 1,o s,,,,,,a.ol La,'.I I Wv
',l ''s.p .'.'' S ~: ~ po'oo - n|' oo-
currco aC any tiiho between the ocSIn-
nlnS or the flrSt part OF I'll cnry 1N'
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Cash on hand----- 1852 81
CHARLES E. ROYER Treasurer.
Mr.. Levy on behalf of the Com
tmitted appointed to draw up the spec
ifctions for the work on the line of
Magazine street through the Fouchcr
property reported verbally that they
had drawn up the Specifications and
advertised for proposals.
Proposals were received and read
from Mcssrs. F. J. Heincs & Co.,
j. Mcguire, John Finn, Jeremiah
Tracy, Patrick Carney, Edward King,
John Carney.
Mr.. Levy offered the following re-
solution which was adopted, ResoIrcd,
That the President of the Police
Jury, of jefferson Left Bank, be and
that he is hereby empowered to CON
tract with the lowest bidders for the
fences, bridges, gates and ditchiug on
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-14
[OFFICIAL.J
POLICE JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
LEFT BANK.

SITTING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1860.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment.
Present the Hon. VIM. Mithoff,
Messrs. l.. G. Perret, L. l.. Levy,
II. l.. Preston, j. Miller and N. Betz.
Absent VIM. Fish.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and approved.
The Finance Committee approved
the following bills, which were on mo-
tioB ordered to be. paid.