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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-09-20
VENTE4PUBLIQUE
Vpnte DE- Lpve;cs dams le District No.
|. ParoiSse Avoyellps.

Vente de- Lpvers dams le District No.
|. Paroisse Avoyellrs.
Les Le,ers dams le District No. l. 4 partir
le Ia ligne inferieare de Ia Paroisse sur Pat
.:hafalaya. iusqna Ihabitation de ame Cal
.iham au Bayou des CLASSES, scront ~offertes.
en- vente pab'iqne ct adjagees an plus has en-
,'herisseur. a Simmcsport. a 10 heares A.. NJ.
Samedi le 20 du c%onrant.
Chaqne levan'ure sera vendne separement
nar Ia yarde cnb'. ct q IN prix qui n'ecedela
mas 20 cents. ION Is cents, la GU il Sc tronvc
us dignes sur DIES ruis.canx on %rigolpt.)
Ch"qne levee devra avoir cinq pieds de base
par chaque pied de bautenr. It Ia Iargrur dn
SONNET devra etre egale a sa hantenr ct dcvra
etrr de d'uA pieds au.dess'.s de la marone des;
ea'x nantes. L'onvrage devra etre termine ct
'1elivre lie Is Decembre proclaim on aupa-,
rav;,nt. 80. al
L'acheteur %fournira IN bond avec caution
nement apnronve en- favenr dn President ds
Juri lie Police. Ips antres details seront an.
noncrs lie jour de Ia, vente.
Simmesports. Par Avove!les. 3 Sept. 1862.
j. NJ. HAYGOOD,
1nspenr. de ~cle!nins ct Levees. Ter. Dist.
- ri
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VENTE A LEN.
CAN.

Mcrcrpdi, "a du conrant, Septembre
1862, il sera offert rn vente publ que
pour etro adjugde au plus hant ct dor
nier rncheriSsrur, d Ia porte de Ia mai
son de Conr a Marksville, par ordre du
souSsigne President du Juri de Police, Ia
Traverse de la Rivitre Rouge, a Foulk's
Landing.
Les conditions seront annoncees lie jour
de Ia vpnte.
Marksvillr, lie. 6 Septenbrc 1862
c. MOREAU jr;
President du Juri de Police.
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VENTE PUBLAQUE.

Vrnte de Levees dams IL District No. 8
paroisse des Avoyellrs. +
Les Leyees dams lie District No. 3, 4 parti,
lie fextremite SUPERHERO du Racconrci 4
horeauville. jnsql'anx terres hantes diver
green, seront o~ffertes' en- vente publiqne ct adj
lngees al plus has encherisseur, an mag sin
ne Pau'in GremiIiion, a 10 heures A. " Sam
rdi lie n dn courant. {.
Chaq'm devanture sera yendne separament
par "a yarde cube. ct a nn prix qni n'excedera
pas 70 cents, ION 25 cents. la. Oh il Sc tronvt
des d'ghes sur des rnisspanx OH r%igo!ets) cha
que levee deyra avoir quatre pieds de base par
'cfn'q,le pied de %hadtenr, ct Ia larg4nr dur som.
met d1vra etre egale a sd hanteur ct devra
etre de deux pieds au-dessus de la marone DIES
FAUX hautes. L.onvrage devra etrp termin-
ne ct delivre le - Decembre p1ochain Oh au-
paravant.
i1aatfeteur .~fonrnira 10 bond avec caution.
sneanett approlve en- favenr dddt President fdi
Jaris de Police. Les antres details seront
le jour de u rente.
Bordeaux, Par, Avayelts. Q Sept 1862.
1Hf-sn JOSEPH DUCOJE IN:
lnspeur. de chemins ct Levees, 81. Dist.
N&E - tE[f ~ 80 TO- &1A
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.VENTCEE %aPIlUBLIQUE.
AVIS

lie % Srptembre 1862, j'offIirai en-
vent. pnblique 1t j'adjngprai an plus has
encherissenr, a rEglise Baptist-, dan.
lp Big Bend du BAYOU drs GLASSES toute
Ia l-ve- IT les f'sses de- Transportation
compris dams IL District DE- Lrvee No 2.
C',aqup devanture scra vendne. separe.
-mrnt par Ia yarde cube, ct a a, prix qui
n~'excedera pas 20 cents, (ou IS GENTS, Ia
on il 81 trouvp DIES dignes sur drs3knis-
srax on rigolrts.) Cliaque 7 ever dt3ra
avoir qnatre m+ds be base par c'sadps
pied de- hanteur, ct Ia larg-ur din sommAt
6tr4 fgalp i sa hautenr. ct devra
6tre de d4nx pirds au-drssus Dr. Ia mar
one DIES eanx autes. L'achptpur fourni-
bond avrc cautionnement approuvo
porr garantir l'execntion de l'ouvrase Ct
CONFINEMENT a la loi. La yente pourrs
renvo,e &c de jour en- jours'il est ne
c4<saira.
Bayou des GLASSES, Par. Avoyelles s
Sept. 1862.
JAuEs BDwDEN.
1nsp. des Chemin., . LevssA "a. Dist
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AVIS,

les personnrs ayant DIES cert'fcats du
Clirurgirn on de l'assistant c~hirurgien
du REGIMENT DIES Avoyelles on de tout
autre medccin de Ia Paroi<se les extlnp-
tant dc la loi de- CONSUMPTION lour cause.
a~'incapacite physique, sont par les pres
aentes prevrnu+s que enhancement III
ordres do lAdjudant General i Rich
mond, les dts certificats sant revoquiss
ct annulless ct les MONS Dies dites per
sonnes places sur 10 l6,a d-s consents.
Marksville, 90 Sept. 1862.
w, F. CHENEY,
Officer d'enl6.pment.
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.DgRyIERsy 81 IN2J2rly7ls y)J75iL ES

Depacha du NJ ,bile Journal Is Sept.
LIE Battalion d..Artille. ie de- Washington
n eu f'homleur d'entrer IL premier d
Washington. Les danes Font salne n
vec DIES ~drapeaux Jonfedetss. Jackson
a brule to,ites les manufactures d'Ymk
dams la Pennsylvania. II a capture I'M
train portant DIES archives du gnnvprnr-
ment. Cling minutes plntdt l. ,icoln II
son cabinet tombaient entire srs mains.
Mcdowell a etc tue par Si.gel pour
desobaisFancr. Pope tui It McClel-
land blrsse. Siegel ct Banks ont etc tues.
Lee procla,ne que. toutes les v,lles prisrs
par jackson en- Pennsylvania doiyelt
etre brulee..
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N Nous presvpnons crux d'tntre nos
fitofens qui partent IN vrrt,i de IL l"i de
Conscription ct qui ~laissent lrurs 'ecoltrs
sur pied sans avo,r les moyrns de Ia
faaire rentrrr dams leurs maga<ins que h
Gvlansl du Regiment della milice a r Gu
l'ordre d. pfendre dies -esclav = clrz les
gros habitants pour vaquer i &c soiil aux
trails de l'Etat.
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NDETENU Ala ge6le de u Paroisse
Atdes A voyellesiie. negre s~nsarron. sBAP.
TlSIE 90 ditappartehir I Henry ANS de
q Pasoifse. des Rapidfss-nbr-portant bar
be-a fds 6-ponces-Ages d'environ rs
ans, par e francais ct anglais. fts
LIE proprietaire est d1ment notife de-
reclamer sa propriet6 conformemsnt j Ia
loi.
Paroisse des Avoyelles 16 Aodf. 1862.
DORA GUILLOT.
oEoLIER.
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CONyCRUy!
ATTENTION.

49, AI E~Ma EIa .A .
Des ordres on eie r..cns du General
Taylor pour reunir ct exp der All Camp
Pratt, les Coltscrits drs par"issrs an Sud
de u Rivi1re Rouge. AVIS est donne
par. les %pfGS.ntps 4 tous les Consents DE-
la poarosssedrs Ayov-llts. d. So r-ndre q
n ,rk-viilr, Lundi lie % da conrant
ain d y ple6 parrr 9 iirsIdr. sans .dslai
Y a4HsH41VA2 5Ip'TfsF, q HI-
venture. iii coutran uue f,nrcllnttt, un'
cui,lGrr, I'M bi,lnn, mn ha.resac, une
mnq,ip ct rne a~ssir,tr en fer hlanc.' a n<i
qn''um ~reclang., de huge. Lrs snl,sis-
tancrs srront fou,nies par IL Quarter
Maitr4.
Les Consents pnurront So rrndrp an
Camp Pratt par lrurS rroprts mosens
de tran port sis la Aesit3nt.
Malk<villp, II St.ptembre 1862.
IS. F. CHENEY.
Officer demo clnent
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* DETENU a Ia geSle de Ia Paroisse
~ dies Avoyelles. lie neg MARION STEVEN,
qni Sc dit appartenir a Dnrel or Durable de Ia
NnuvrIfe Orleans. LIE dit esclave est age den
viron 40 ans. nrsure $ pieds 6 ponces, parle
angIais settlement. L. dit negre est presqne
chauve ct a la tarbe grise. II etait chauffeur
a bord du Steamer Houma de Ia Rivlere
Rouge.
lie proprietaire est dnmept notifie de re-.
c,amrr 50 nropriete CONFINEMENT a Ia loi.
Paroisse .es Ayoyellcs. 16 Aoht 1862.
DORA GUILLOT,
geoIier.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-09-20

- D Tanned in the Parish .iaiiof al
n Novelties the negro nan WIN
~ says he belongs.t, Judge Robinson of
=. Landry S'i slave is abo,t 25 years Of
age. measures 5 ieet 6 inches. h. has 4 scar op
The left chick and also one on. the right side
umlpr TIL ear. lF,is 3. 79s
The own4r is.hereby duly notified to sclaim
his property according to law.
Parish of Avoye.les September 18Th 1862
DORA GUlLLOr.
JAILIOR.
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DHTENU a Ia .n6.e Ia Ia Pc;

~ DHTENU a la g1ose De Ia p ,,o;e.p
~ DIES sAvoyelles le~ negre ma,r,n ROY
E.s1 lN,s. q. aIFartedir au Jnye Robin
a'' "e "a rafo!sse st. Landry. i4 dit eSclaye
es' age denviron p aus. mrsnres 5 pitds &
pohces 81 = denS cicatrices. Inne sur Ia lone
|ganche ct fantre an,dessuns de lorpi le dr.,;,e
lie propri-taire est dhment noti1e de- 70
|c'amer 50 propriete confnrmment a Ia loi.
Paroisse des Avoyelles Is Septembre 1862
DORA GUILLOT,
GEoL1rR.
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A rs.

A. T. SAUDIER } ". 1851.
vs.. z. Dit. t'nurEl
sea Cresanciers, \ Par. Avnvelle,s
lie public est prGvanrp,r les pr 81
qn'nnr assemble dies ere inciers
brnisp +. Susi-r sera trnn. d VI NJ,
par d.van. Elou9rl de CO trGs.Su
P"A lie. Il 81 Dctobrc prml,nn lSG!
P.frt d. s.. co,isnlt-r quaint aslt
mralrurs inter, Is sur les rroprie eau
tenant al dit San Ter II d'llir'1
Syndic pour les administer. ~
l. H col VILLTON{
Grefi-r d. Ia Cour de Distri4
In. ~
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-09-20

~ DETAINED in the Parish jail of A.
vovelles. the runaway negro man, BAT.
~ TISTE who says he belongs to Hen
~ Hyams of the Parish Of Rarides-black
carry beard-he his 5 feet 6-inches aged
about % years speaks french and english.
The owner is hereby duly notified to claim
bis property according to law.
Parish OF Ayoyelles, Aug. 10TH 1862.
DORA GUILLDT.
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NOTICE.
A. F. SAUCER } No 4os1.
vs.. ) 7th District
his Grad tore \. pa. ~ 49,,

his Cred tors, )Par. Of Avoyssl,s
The public IS hereby notified that
meeting Of h. Creditors If Ambroisk L
Sancier. will b. held at N.rksvillr. IN II,
Ed"nard de Centres Notary Public. d,
the 9Th. Ocfobar next 1852. FIR th.lnuF
pose OF consulting in regard t, tl,eir.b.s
Interest IN the property bslnn
ging to the said Sanrirr, AMI - .l.c
a Syndic for the management thereof.
L. II. COUVII4IION,
Clerk Of the Dist. Court.
- n
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Paroisse des Avoyelles.

CoW d. Scpaeme D strict Judicaiye.
Sufcessi0n de Molina Gremillion, Teuye Ed.
mond Pau, h dee.
II VERTU dun ordre de vpntp, Ian
IL CO dams %affaire ei-dessus par /, Hon
orahle Cour du Sept,eme District Judic.
de l'Etat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
paroisse DIES Avoy-lles, il sara ofert Ell
Vent, publiqnr, par IL soussigne, Encan-
tcur Public dams ct pour la dite paroisse,
pour atre adjuge au plus haut ct dernier
enc erisspur, le
JEUDI IS Srptemb,e, 1862.
entire 10 heures du matin ct 4 henres p NJ.
a Iii derniere residence dc Ia defunte les
proprietes suivantes. savoir:
10. l. nabitation% surlaquelle Ia de.unte
dsmeurait situfe III; Bayou Choup ique
dams c-tte Paroissp,. contpnant cent
vingt acres de terre, plus oil moins, bornte
an Nord par jean Pre-. Lrmoinp, Sud
par Evariste Rabalais %jpune, Est par
Symphorirn tCouviilion ct West par
Evarist- Rabalais yeune, ainsi que toutes
les batisses ct les authorizations qui s'y
t%rouvent.
30. L'esclave VALERIE, negrre agsd'en-
viron AZ ans. ss
80. Robert, negre age d'environ 81 ans.
40. Lowell, Gritffe,---1 II ans.
SO. J%uliennt, Grif;e, age d'environ sc
ans ct ses quatre enfants, SAVIOR: Al
eide, agi de 7 ans; Ernest, age d. 5 ans;
Leon, ege do 3 ans ct Clotild., age
dun an.
Go. Sydney (~af1iget) agee d'environ
26 n TT SEES deux %el,fants, SAVIOR: Re
gina agee de 8 ans ct .Aristidr, 6 aus
10. Clerna, Grife, agee d'environ Is
ans.
SO. Deux mulets.
80. I'm cheval
10. 8.tetes de betes 4 cornes.
10. Une paire do beufs.
30. Une charrette 4 beufs.
100. Outils aratoires.
a.. 20 t6tes de coci lions.
100. Meubles ct ustensiles de cuisine,
c ton, mails ct autres articles trop nom
DrtnX 4 enufnerer. @
TERMS & CONDITIONS.
L'habitation, les esclaves ct IL rrstp
DIES prophecies seront vendus payables
en- q"atre paitments a%nnuels eganx, sa-
v"ir: I'm quart payable IL PREMIER jour
d'Av'il 1868; un quart IL premier jnu,
d'Avril 1864; un quart lie premier jour
d.Avril 1865 ct IL dernier quart lie pre-
mirr jour d'Avril 1866.
Les acheteurs devroDt fournir lenrs bill cts
tvec deux b mnes ct valides c%antioHs, in SOL.
do, payables a rordre de lExeeuteur &,
nrtant me bypotheque speciale sur les dites
prophecies. privilege de wndeur etant reserve
plus interet a huit pour cent Fan, a partiirr DIES
echeAnces respectives jnsqu'a parfait pale
nrnt, sans pour celia autoriscr aucun rclard
Inns lie Placement
Les actes seront passes par derant lie Re
corder de cette paroisse aux fraes des acheteurs
Marksville, &c % Annt 1862
+ f. COCHR ME
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Succession de W1Lsoy G. ROBERT, decide
AVIS.

AVIS.
Les personnes ayant dies reclamat'ons con-
tire Ia. succession ci dessus sont notifies do
lps presenter anx Exernteurs. Henry w.
Versatile & Tris'ram Versti le a Evergrte en-
dhment a>serneniees. It celes qni doiven,
a la dite succession sont infOrmaes d'avOir t.
regler momptement. sans qnoi u sera pourva
4 en- operer lie reglem.nt par des measures len
gales.
II. 4. s. 1. TAYLOR,
Avocats des Executors.
81 JUN 1862.
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Total 16715,oo.
All OF AMhich Is respectfully submitted
G. COUvILL.ION.
+. n. B0RDELOy.
JOHN O'QUIN. =

w DETAINED in the Parish iail oRA1
" voytIleE. the r,hiawiv M gre. man srryrx
! te SAYS he belongs to iDarei or In, ado If
\ \ ew. Orleans. Sal Saw, H. ,,g.si nhont 40
! eass measure > fst 6 lches be is near v
band head and has a gray. heard
me ownrr y hereby a,i'y notified 10 claa. n
ms proper! accord ug io law
Parish Of Avoyelles. Any 10Th 1863.
- DORA GUIiLOr,
JAILoR
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A is.

10 public est preve,'a d. II. pas ntgncie,
on prtndre pi laitln.nt nn c rtaisl b,lE,t Il,
u s''''lme de itax cent n~ia,tr,.s. lnyai, i Il q
dn conrant. Sept ls62. ct % crit bar 4
s~ousslgneren favtnr d \ nguste F,resti RI (.
az billet etiht pave IN tmrtie par dies ,ifette,
c'ntractees par I'D For .sti.r d-p,is Ia s,a
scr'p'lon. u Sc trouve done sujet 4 ul reg.esnsm.
particulier
Mansura, II S'ptcfnbre 1869
3f- n $. PIEAkEr.
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Estate OF WILLIAM Il uTHE RFoRD, dec'f
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against the
ab"vr estate are notified to present the
same totl.e undersigned Administrafperr,
duly sworn to, and all those indebted to
Eaid estate are Informed t lat prompt set
klenaent must BIZ made or else legal mpa-
sur : will be rrsorttd to to enforce pay
ment.
ELAN S. RUsK.
Administrators.
Angt 10Th 1862.
Gin assaa Iaa
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COLLEGE, sTs JOSEPH NATCHlT0CHS LE)l

COLLEGE STs JOSEPH ATCHITOCHES LE,)
In pioellaine session commencera IL
2 sOctobre.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
Pension 1t instruction dans les diAe-
rantcs branches .-......... $4,000
Droit d entrdse, payable uns~ foiis settle
Blanchissago It raccommodage s25,oo
Livrrx It ftournitnr.s, frais dc maladie,
musique etc. payables q part.
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s succession de WILLIAM RuTHERFogp
decide.
AVIS.

les personnes ayant des Ieclamations
contr- /, succession ci-dess,ls sont noti-
fees de- les prosecutor i administrator
l1inrnt assprmentGies, 1t crllps aui
doiysnt i la dit- succession son in.
formc;es d'avoir a reglrr pronptemen/
san quot il sera pouryn ! en- opererIe
regiment par DIES measures l%egales. ,
ELAN S. RUSK
Administration.
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REPORT Avo E sTlMATE Of the
current expenses Of The Parish for the
present year.
Wrt'e undersigned. Committee ap
pointed to make an estimate Of the u
rent EXPENSES for The present year, beg
leave to offer III. following:
Polynesian., 1862-05-17
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
WHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
good authority that great rreguary exists in the taking
and killing Of the wild cattle the mountains Hawaii
Majesty the Government parties
claim pretend claim right under bills of sale from His Maj
from the Government and whereas from the
country and other it is almost impossible
guard the interests of His Majesty and OF the Govern
and whereas all parties having legal claims the said
wild cattle have already had time sufficient if they have used
iue diligence to remove the same
Now therefore, the undersigned hereby notice all
ties who purchased wild cattle running the mountains Ha-
wa previous the lst day Of January 1851 the
already removed before the st day of May
after which time parties taking wild cattle will be prosecuted
Interior Office, / L. KAMEHAMEHA.
Jan. "a, 1855 4S-tf
Polynesian., 1862-05-17
L E r M 5.
BOARD TUITION. per Quarter of Twelve Weeks. s4


rIyIIE PERMANENT establishment of the :" Star
of the Pacific" (aOku ka Pakipka newspaper to be
printed the Hawaiian language, having become hxed
fact the respectfully notifies those desons OF
avang themselves of its columns advertising medium
will be Thursday of each week. and mat
edition printed thousand copies Ierms
reasonable advertisements translated gratutousy
G. w. MILLS Manager.
~ A, the poIvnaeian Oa5ea 2i-n
Polynesian., 1862-05-17
N OTICE |!
LAW REPORTS

LOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of Hawaiian Reports, comprising many of the most
important Rulings of the Superior Courts OF
his Kingdom during years ending with 1856 compiled
ty GEORGE NJ ROBERTSON.
bPrice five dollars, bound in calf s-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
ALLEN & CKAI,
l.. CHAPMAN.
ORSON RICE,

TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
"A AND GENERAL LAND AGENT Butler Center, But
Co., Iowa, will practice in Butler and adjong Coun
hss Particular attention paid to Collections and remit
taHccs made toany part Of the State Titles examined
Taxes paid and all ether business pertaining Coec
ton and Agency Office. LQ-1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
COMING HOME.

They coming home coming home
Brother and lover, father and son,
Friend and foe--they are coming homo
To rest for their work is done.
They come from hospital, picket and field,
From ircn-boat. and frowning fort,
In silent companies, slowly wheeled
In the rymth of . silent thought.
This was the father Of women and men,
Gray.haired, but hale and strong Of limb:
The bayonet flashed, and flashed again,
And the old mans eyes grew dim
Here was a form Of manly grace:
The bomb shell groaning through the air,
And a curl Of silken hair
This was a bright.eyed, ventursome boy;
Back from the perious picket. ground
They bore him, walked from his dream ofjoy
To CHASTITY, fatal wound.
And thus for three days lingering,
lie talked In wandering, rapid speech
or mother, and home, and the cooling spring
His lips could almost reach
They coming home but not a. they went
With the flying flag and stirring band.
With the tender word, and messages sent
From the distant, waving hand.
Up the steps, and into the door,
With hidden aces our loved ones come;
We may cry their names out, DER and Ger,
But their pald lips are dumb.
friends untimsly snatched from hence,
May we find, beyond heavens lowering dome,
Some biissful future recompense
For this sorrowful coming homel
a.a -Boston T,unscript
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Don't, don't! faint loaded ~ The fun Of
the whole thing, though, was that mer-
chant who had been carrying Derringer for
over month out Of fear Of the bully, on
witnessing the above ridiculous scene took
his weapon from his pocket and running in
to his store cried out to his clerk" Here
Billy here Billy quick take this pistol and
lock it up in the safe, for I'd be ashamed to
have any one know I'd been carrying it out
Of fear of such id coward I"
Yesterday we had three fights in town,
one with knives, but nobody very seriously
hurt, and to day our constable arrested our
justice o: the peace for fighting. Some of
our people can't say their prayers at nigh,
without they have had at least one fight
they don't feel that they have properly &C.
quilted themselves Of the duties of the day.
Bill Mayficld who was to have been hung ere
this, has escaped-broke Jail, through the
assistance Of friends outside and is gone for
good--it was he that killed Sheriff Black.
burn in fight in saloon in Carson City
There has never been but one man hung in
this Territory, and he was a poor fellow who
had no friends, so they concluded to make
an example of him. We have rs many men
here whom hanging would benefit as can be
ASo''A ~ any osuOi Coutiiy, u"N iuS uoI ONcT
six times the population, in tho whole world.
We thought when Gen. Nyo was coming
here that he was sent out here on purpose to
hang these people and waited patiently for
a long time for him to commence, but he
has not went at it yet. Some Of our people
say that they think the old fellow has got
an idea in his head that it was California he
was sent odt to govern, as he spends most
OF his time there. We heard the other day
that his gay and festive cxcellency got his
finger broken in q door, while sky larking
with some ladies', and had to have it ampu-
tated. don't know that the story is true,
but l see it in all the papers-it may have
been gotten up by the California ladies' to
make our ladies "a feel bad" But, Lord love
them they need not hope to hurt the dear
old Governor in the estimation of our Washoe
ladies by any such mutilation, they might
cut off every finger and toe he has and our
ladies would still find something to admire.
There is soon to be grand stampede of mi
ners from this place and California to the
Salmon River country. We have very fav-
orable reports from there. A friend here re-
ceived a letter yesterday from Billy Root for.
merly Of Omega, Cal, and to-day he offers
$1,000 worth Of property for $60O-he's off
for the new mnes or bust |" Billy is max
ing from one to five ounces per day with a
rocker; is holding claims for the boys here
and wants them to come up Immediately
with whip saws to make lumber for sluices,
where they can get all the money they want
in month. Most too good thing
Yours truly, DAN De QUILLE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
! GARTER HOUSE.

1OHN L.. WILCOX, formerly ofthe American
- Hotel having leased the above house. would return
his thanks to the public for the liberal formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House. Main ST. Cedar Falls Iowa
West
Cedar Falls, July &c, 1861. .sr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04

Tho New Orleans Delta says that g cneral
Cooke. of that city, may be considered in q
rather tight place. When the rebellion
broke out he announced that he would ''nev-
or pay his Northern debts" Among his
creditors is Maj. Anderson, the defender Of
Fort Sumter. to the amounnt Of 425, 900 or
$4,000. Cooke has large amount Of prop
erty in New Orleans. Already $50, 900 has
been seized by Gen. Butler. The Delta
hopes that Maj. Anderson will bc paid out Of
the proceeds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-04
EXCELLENT DEFINITION or Goopl MANSrr

EXCELLENT DEFINITION or GooDl MANNERS.
"A writer in the atlantic Monthly thus de-
scribes what VIC are always theorizing about:
/" The world has always been charmed with
fine manners and why should it not? Fer
what are finc manners but this: to carry
your soul on your lips, in your eye, in the
palm Of your hand, and yet to stand not
naked, but clothed by your individual quail
ty-visible, yet misunderstanding to the
hearts Of others, yet contained in your own
bosom-nobly and humanely open, yet duly
rcticent and secured from invasion. Pol
ished manners often disappoint us good
manners never. The former may be taken
on by INDECENT souls the latter imply no.
BILE and opulent nature"