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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-07-10
Fl. @. JONES, JR.,
For the Committee.
An Enterprise worthy of Gen. Lee.

The Trustees of Washington College OF
their recent meeting passed resolution
constituting Gen. Lee, and Professors Mel
son, Allen, Mccullough and Campbell, a
Board of Survey, charged with the duty of
gathering exact information of the geogra-
ply, mineral resources, industry. and natu-
raj history of the South, and particularly of
the State of Virginia, and to publish the
same for the use and benefit not only of the
institution in its instruction, but of the coun-
try generally. Accurate Typographical maps
of the several counties of Virginia will be
published. accompanied by such informa-
ton of their agricultural mineral, and
other wealth as cannot fail to be of great
value and interest alike to their institution
and to the public generally.
And to this will be added the publication
of such information on important regions
beyond the limits of the State, and on spe-
cial subjects of scientific and practical in
terest to the country, as their means and
facilities shall permit.
General Lee is the evident originator of
this giant enterprise, and it fitly illustrates
his anxious love for his venerable mother
state. His name is guarantee for the f.
deity and success of the scheme. But it
will require means to accomplish labor SO
extensive. Expenditures for publication
and exploration will be great The Board,
therefore, with modesty peculiar to its
chairman, invokes the cooperation of all
who feel an interest in such mrtters.
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From Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, July 3-P. M.
In compliance with orders received by tele-
graph from General Grant, General Meade issues
an order appointing Bullock Governor of Georgia,
vice General Ruger removed, to take effect to-
morrow on the assembling of the Legislature
also William 81. Smith Governor of Alabama, vice
Patton, removed, and A. J. Applegate Lieutenant
Governor, to take effect July twelfth.
The prosecution testimony in the trial OF the
Columbus prisoners is very strong against the
accused.
General Robert Toombs 10 here organizing the
Democratic party.
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San Francisco, June 28.-A Victoria dis
patch says: AS the sloop A. S. Thornton
was on her last trip northward, she was
attacked forty miles outside Fort Rupert
by three canoes full of Indians. Captain
Warren and his crew fired or them with
Henry rifles, killing twenty out of twenty
three Indians. The captain says some of
his men were severely wounded. The In
dians fought obstinately with firearms.
Another vessel has been robbed and
sunk by Indians near the same spot, and
Captain Jack knight and his partner Kill
led. Captain Stevens, of the Naneno pack,
ct, has been robbed of 5000.
An indignant father horsewhipped, en-
Broadway, N. Y, at midday Saturday, a
scamp who had retailed scandal about his
daughter.
There is to be another attempt to obtain
permission to play ''Ruy Bias" and Vic
tor Hugo's other pieces in France.
A New Havener was frightened into con-
vulsions the other night by the apparltlon
of youth who had died of hydrophobia.
"Under the Gaslight" has reached Nor
mondom. It is localized by putting the
name "Deseret on the locomotive.
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bloom before the grain had been sufficient
ly formed. The oat crop is generally good,
and corn and cotton are looking well.
Raleigh Sentinel.

ana corn and cotton are looking well.
Raleigh Sentinel.
MORE SOLDIERS. learn that three
more companies of colored troops will ar
rive here in few days. When here the
garrison will be composed of eight compa-
MES (the whole 10th regiment.) General
Grant had also better come and make
Goldsboro' his Headquarters ~ Colds
boro must be hard place
Goldsboro' Rough Notes.
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY The room Of
Mayor Jas II. Place, at Grisworld Hotel,
was entered by some sneak thief last night,
who effected his entrance through the win
dow, and whose purpose (no doubt was to
plunder the room. 1t seems, however,
that in this the scoundrel was disappoint-
ed, for hearing some one approach the
room, the rogue took to his heels and
made his escape.-Golds. Rough Notes.
REMOVED. learn that G. l.. Estes,
who has been Internal Revenue Collector
for this District for some time past, has
been relieved, and ordered to Weldon, and
that Mr.. 2. Merwin takes his place here.
Newbern Jour. Of Com.
CRoPs IN MARTINA trip last week
through the upper portion of this county
disclosed the gratifying fact that the crops
of every description were in most flour
ishing condition, and unless some unfore
seen calamity befalls, will be more than
usually productive.
The Cotton was looking more thriving
and in better condition than we ever knew
it at this season. While the grain crops
were i'll equally as good order. We re-
gretted to learn, however, that in the lower
part of Martin, Washington and Tyrrell,
the entire crops had been completely
flooded. and that in many places to such a
degree the farmers had abandoned all fur
ther operations for the year. The reports
from those sections were distressing in the
extreme and from the present prospects
threaten a universal famine.
TarborO' SOutheTner.
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Hark what loud thunders wake the air,
And what quick rattle thrills around,
Ger field and wood and rising hill,
rapid, fierce, contend ng sound
Fair Gettysburg the scene displays,
OF cannOned trench and bristling walls
When loud rude battles sounding trump.
To death and carnage fercely Calls.
See, yon dark line in stately tramp,
Survey the fatal hills before;
Mark yon sharp line of bayonets gleanl,
And list the cannon's deafening roar.
Now soon the conflict grows apace-
"Charge, Charge!" re- echoes to the sound
Right onward rush the Vet'ran hosts,
And on the ramparts soon are found.
Loud thunders now the battles din,
And trembling pealS the cannOn's wrath
Now hand to hand the legions join,
And death shrieks wildly DER their path.
" Back, back ye bastard, hireling band "
Rings out amid the cannon peals;
When on they surge the Southern lines,
Midst flame, to where the column reels.
They fly fast DER the smoking plains,
Before the Southron's march Of death,
Like Summer in the Libyan wilds,
Before the kamsius parching breath.
To right and left on either flank,
1ongstreet and Hill extend the scene,
While Lee and Ewel drive the front,
Where late the stubborn hosts had been.
Now far and wheat-crowned stretch the hill
Anew blsze forth the fiery plains
Now quick they rally for the charge
Hist, how the fierce death shower rains!
a thousand banners haunt the breeza
The stars and bars are waving there,
Amid the countless bayonet CLEANS,
That pierce the smoke of that death air.
See how the dark gray lines are crowned
With hallos from the battle clouds
See, how caDnon'd hills are wrapt
With their death omen'd fiery shrouds
And mark how fierce the conflict grows,
How grapple legions in their ire,
While carnage, with her bloody slain,
Is building battles funeral pyre.
Now, night, with her pale virgin-moon,
Shone on a thousand soldier graves
While many corpse lay ghastly still,
Drowned in her fiery battle waves.
Dim was the light on their new mounds
Nor heard they then the armies tramn
Nor saw they those tar-bapners flannt
Their farewell DER the lone death canp
Fort DELAWARE, July 9, 1863.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING

square, of 10 lines or less, for each aud every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 81 90 per square
foreach and every insertion.
All obituaries snd private publications of every
charac ter, are charged as advertisements.
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Forney sneers at Gen. Hancock as ga
military subordinate. Well, Gen. Grant
is military subordinate. To be sure he
has proved himself very insubordinate
subordinate, but that's all the worse for
him and his friends Prentice
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"Humpty Dumpty made the most mon
ey, S3l 900, in New York during the month
of May. The "White Fawn" comes next,
with S27, 1000, and Wallack's follows with
$21,OOO
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Durlng the past three years, two citizens
OF New York. Chauncey and Henry Rose,
nave quietly distributed sums which amount
TO slO00 day among charitable institu-
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MARRIED..

Ia this city, on the Sd instant, by Rev. J, b.
Daily, Mr.. SAM'L O. POTTS, OF this city, to Miss
Louise SMITH, Of Nhteville, N. q.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF co G r. e S-THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STAT ES
ISSUES HIs GENERAL AMNESTY PROC
LAMATION-LET THE SOET H e II
PEOPLE READ 1T TO-DAY THE 4th
OF JULY AND REJOICE.
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From the Macon Telegraph.
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.

bY OSsIAN D. GORMAS.
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A. j. HOYT & Co.,
No. 329 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, Pa,

And enclose three cent stamp, by return mall
catalogue will be sent. giving the particulars of
entirely new business that any ono can en-
gage in, without cost.
june 10 19-w4t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-20
Tricks of q Jugsler.

The far famed Robert Heller can
not be satisfied with his legitimate
triumphs before an audience, but
occasionally does q neat thing for
his own amusement, very much to
the surprise Of those who happen to
be present
On Saturday last while passing
an itinerant vender of cheap pro
visions, Mr.. Heller suddenly paused
and inquired:
How do you sell eggs, auntie 2
Dem eggs was the response,
'dey am o picayune apiece-fresh,
too, de last one of 'em billed 'em
myself, and know dey's fust rate
We'll, III try them, said the ma.
gician, as he laid down a bit of
fractional currency, Have you pep
per and saltP
Yes, sir, dem dey Isl said the ga.
BILE saleswoman, watching her Gus
toner with intense interest.
Leisurely drawing ont neat lit
tie penknife, Mr.. Heller proceeded
quietly to cut the egg exactly in
half, when suddenly bright new
twenty five cent piece was discov.
cred lying imbedded in its yolk, ap-
perently as bright as when it came
nom the mint. Very coolly the
great magician transferred the coin
to his vest pocket, and taking up
another egg, inquired:
And how much do you ask for
this eggr
DE Lord bress my soul! Dat
eggf De fact am, boss, dis egg is
worth dime, ehuar.'
'Au right was the response ;
here's the dime. Now give me the
egg
Separating it with an exact pre-.
cision that the colored lady watched
eagerly, quarter eagle was most
carefully picked out of the egg, and
placed in the vest pocket Of the op-
orator, as before. The oldwoman
was Thunderstorm as well she might
have been, and her customer had to
ask the price for the third egg two
or three times before he could OBJ.
tain q reply.
Oars no use talkin', mars'r,' said
the bewildered old darkey. Il cant
let you hab dat egg nohow for less
than quarter, declare to de LORD
can't
Very good,' said Heller, whose
impertable features were as solemn
as an undertaken, there is YOU
garter and here is the egg. AL
right
As he opened the last egg, 6
brace Of five dollar gold pieces wert
discovered snugly deposited in the
heart of the yolk, and jingling them
merrily together in his little palm
the savant coolly remarked:
Very good eggs, indeed. l rath
er like them; and while l am abou
it | believe l will buy dozen.-
What is the price p
Il say price 2 exclaimed the amaz
ed daughter of Ham. you coult
not buy dem eggs, mars'r, for all d.
money you's got. No, dat yo'
couldn't. Pse gwine to take den
eggs all home, l is and dat none,
in dem eggs all belongs to me. l
does dat. Couldn't sell no more o
dem eggs, nohow.'
Amid the roar of the spectators
the benighted African started to he
domicil to smash dem eggs bu
with what success we are unable t,
relate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-20

FURNITURE.
THE undersigned having recently enlarged I'd
Trotter House in
BRADFORD VILLAGE,
L. receiving corresponding additions to his
stock of goods In tho line of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Such as Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Spring
Hair, Husk and Excelsior Mattresses, Cane
Seat chairs, Children's chairs aud carriages
and great variety of
COMMON FURNITURE.
Mirrors OF various styles and prices, Paint
ed and Paper Window Shades, Curtain Fix
lures, Cord and Tassels. Whatnots and Fancy
Brackets. Also, Wolnut, Wildwood Butter,
nut and Pine
COFFINS AND CASKETS,
Ready Made Thibet. Cashmere, Lawn and
Muslin Shrouds, Burial Caps handkerchief
| Collars, Gkavats, Casket and Coffin Trimmings
Name Plates, &c.
He is Agent for the sale of Pianos,
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS,
Mason Il Hamiin's Cabinet and Portable Or
gans
The undersigned, grateful for the liberal
share of Public Patronage. heretofore be
slowed upon him hopes still to merit contin
uance of the same.
GEO, l.. BUTLER
Bradford, Oct. %. 1868,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-20

Sowing Machine Findings, silk, Thread, Oil
&C., &c. Agent for the Weed and other Sow
ing Machines.
Bradford, April Is. 1868.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-20
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XVI AIMEE. NJ 40.

AdENcE Ia sOUvELLE-oRLEASs
E.-C. WHARTON 4 Gle, Bourse des Marchands,
rue Commune, entire les StCharles ct Camp.
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S<amee du IL sepsembrs 1868

Le Jury Dc police seat rSuni snivant
sjournrment. NJ. Edouard Roussel, presi.
dent pro tenn. ~ fauteuil. 1.'.7 ..s
Ont rfpondu / rappel do ID liste des
MONS: Edousrd Reused, president; c. Wick.
nair, Charles Vial, Cslestin Clement, Nor.
bern Suith, Abraham Holly, Daniel Sea-
pherson, Henry CArull, A. Marques, RI
chxrd Blue. Tony Smith. ....
Absent: Samuel Dnng~sheh.
lie qrriisr du jury . IN lea minutes do ID
derniare seance. qui ont etc appr"uv6es. '-
Sur melton de NJ. +. Reused, N. Char
lee Vial a etc nommS president permanent,
motion rrpoussee.
Sur motion de- N. Blue, n. Daniel Sea.
pherson stS uoums president permanent
moti0n adopt6e. Il
n. Sespherson % fauteuil. ...l ia
LIE srrfiler dS jury lit nm m6moirs de
n. Robert b. Carson, juge de paroiase,
demandsnt ~ jury sne all0cati0o do fsndl
pour racbat de- c@rtsins livres Pusage de
ID Cour do par,,issS. ct ausai pour pschat
dun sceau destins ~ gre6ier Dc ID Cour
embarrassment On scte special d. ID prS.
sente legislature. II Nest point statuS SUI
ectte dei0snde. .... aagfaaH .-i"
Sur motion d n. Osrcll, 10 jury De 20
lice procede l pSlection des ofhciers DE-
psrcisse pour r-mplir h vacsnce Greco PAL
certaises resolutions do Ii derniere sSance,
diclarant nulles certaines elections.
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FEUILLETON
LIE LIS, DU VILLAGE
....o-.. 90 ---.- "

Lui.ueus n'aurait point rtpondre ces deux ques
tons.
Jespne Jeanne. dil dune voiz paintive, i suis IN
grand coui able, pourras-tu pmais pardoonerf
-Je tai psrdcune Ambrose, le jour ID ta e revenu
vsrs moi bon ct aimaus jour Oh ai retrouvs tou.e ton
affection. rsponditells.
, oh nerc. Dsrei La mutt asrnars ya voulu mou.
rir.. Isl .ss.r.a -.
-Mourir stcra Jeanne non, pou to dois viyrs. il le
hst. pour b pleuIsr ssec moi su' .77''''.
Ls soie' evant couneDcat dorer psyage orsauon
apercut les preaiSres maisons de Cevces a
Le cure qa avs etc ptvenu stsendais le trise convo
ren'ee du village Presque toute Il population de Ger
cele et4 acconrue. e. senceuse % tena r,rpee des
sul cotes de route UOe ule Dc eunes 6!lcs habiees
y blame lee bras charges de deur entooraeut eur ban
NJ deloyee Cea suivie de qui ravaient con-
pss 1n. one Rose Durier fus eoOduite ~ nodese c
neten II soa village. ~ as fas .511i
.ns :. ass erOiz De pierre fut plantte sur - sonbe
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E. DUMEz at. BELOW REDACTEURs

de FEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
paroisse St-Jenn- -Baptiste.
J'ofIrirai en- vente publique, 10 Maison
de Cour de cette paroisse, le
sAMEDI, 7 NOvEMBRE, A. D., 1868
4 II heures, A. NJ,
Ia propriftf ci-apres dfcrite, savoir:
Une certaine portion de- terre situfe dams
Ia raroisse St.Jean Baptiste, sur Ia rive
gauche du feuve Mississippi, mesurant un
arpent, plus ou moins, de lace audit feuve,
sur quarante (40) arpents, plus "u mons
de profondeur, avec les secoDde 1T tr"isieme
concessions bornie du cote den haut par
Ia pr"priite de Zfphyrin Clement. ct du
cote den has par crlle de Matthias Cant re;
avec toutes les bafissrs ct amfliorations
qui s'y trouvent. ct tous les privileges ct
svantages qui y appartirnnent.
Saisies dams l'affaire ci dessus intitulee.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant sur les lieux. en- billets du Tre.
sor des Efats- Unis.
Paroisse St-Jean.Baptiste, le 26 septem'
bre 1868.
ALPHONsE oUBRE,
...I s.E -....# % sheriff
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de cette paroisse, a manque l'accomplisse-
ment ds- devOirs de sa fonction, on conse.
quence il est resolu que Ia dite fonction est
declarae vacante ct que NJ. Edouard Rousscl
est declare elu iadite fonction ct que NJ.
George Haydel devra etre prevenu de ce fait.
Sur motion de N. Edouard Roussel, un
comite de- trois Ste nomme par le president
efFet d'examiner lea aspirsnts ladmission
FEcole Militaire dale xandrie. CONNIE cn.
diets benefcisirer. Le president a nomms
NM. Edonsrd Roussei, Henry Carroll ct
Abraham Holley membres du comite exami.
nateur.
le comite s'est retire ct, apres avoir exa.
mine N. Henry Tassin, Ie seul aspirant qui
So soit presents, est renfrs ct a fait U. rap
port favorable. NJ. Norbern Smith propose
une resolution autorisant Ia de,ivrance du
certifcat d'usage NJ. Henry Tsssin, comme
cadet benefciaire de cette paroisse, motion
qui etc adoptes
Sur motion de NJ, Norbern Smith, le Jury
de police s'est sjourne au samedi, s septem.
bre 1868, 1 10 heures A. NJ.
c.vIcKSA1R,
,s;n,s, president.
NhA' A.-C. BABcocK,
grefier du Jury do police
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SAMEDI, 7NOvEMBRE. A. D., 1868
III henres A. NJ,

les proprietes ci-apres dscrites, savoir:
l. une certnine portion de terre, situee
en- cette paroisse. sur Ia rive gauche du
heuve Mississippi, mesurant tren;e 1907
pie,ls d. !Ace au dit feuve jusqnh une
profondeur de crnq cent soixante-dix
pieds, d partir du chemin public. ct de Ia
mesurant un arpent, plus on MONS, DE-
iareeur, sur soisante-dix arpents, plus oi
n'oins. de prof'ndeur Ia dite tprre bornee
dn cote den haut par Ia propriete de
Mile Sylda Gator, ct du cote den bas
par celle de la demarderrs>e ct par celle
de A. Picot; svec toutes lea ba,isses e,
authorizations qui sly irouvent. ct les
droi,s ct privileges qai y appartiennent.
2. Une certaine portion de terre, situee
dams la susdite paroisse, sur Ia rive gauche
da feuve Mississippi, mesurant un deni
(il arpent, plus GU moins, de face al di,
feuve, sur q"arante (40) srpents. plus ~
moins, de profondeur bornee du cote
den haut par Ia propriete de Lezin
Denoyer. ct dn cote den bas par la
proprieie de WE George Periilonx
avec t"utes les batisses ct ame!ioratiopr
qni s'y trouvent, ct tous lee drOits et
privileges qui y appartieunent.
3. mnlet ct ] b9uf.
Ss;sies dams Psfiaire ci-dessus intitul6e.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant Gu billets du r6sor des Etats-
Unis.
Paroisse S.Jean- Baptiste, 26 septem-
bre 1868.
,. ... ALPHoNsE oUBRE,
.h.r;f
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Ce nom eit prononcs par m homms entire dsux Ages.
dune figure respectable ct oonvsnabsuent mis- qui
ust dentrebAiler Ia porte dune msg6qus boutiyos do
pspeere de bronzes dobsts dart prospSrant. ptpo
que oa s. deroole ce rec ange de ID Saint Hoao-
r. ct de- ls roe Sais,Roch h fsstosu sascigos
"Au Sabot d'a,gess." '"@E .5 NM.
Par ici 1t d voix sreIstts dune vsills denoisells
qu sor de son compton, q srmant respectusussmsut ID
porte derere le nouveauvenu, lntroduist dams
rere boutiqus etrote ct ob-cure. ae.s "a ~. aa .aa
-Mousieur DuviYuet oria.sllsA son tour. qoelqo'oa
vous demands. asa sa.eaa ak -E t ssn'.'a ~ 1a
Presque auss6t on entendt dams 10 osge qui ss'vsit
descasr Ct coodut appastemeut ss pas loords Of
soleuuels du bou,iqsier. ne. .a. ~ ss ..a..s.
Celui.ci, en- e6et NJ tsrda pas psraitre. - a s
C'etsis un homme de cioquante cinqusnse-dsux ans
su plus, petit. gros court rept. ct - tenant nal sur
deux swbss trop mses pour un corps sttent
duue ob<Gts iuauiGtsns La tee ttat asses 6ne. d<i
grisousasss. .. plus p.csuss qoinssllesoss Mais @
u surtou, sedosat premier abod dams 10 visgs de
Honorable boutiquisr cesait lhounetets ct bonhomie
qu saiens par soa froot dams yeux ct dams
tous traits. ...... .m..af. Il ...
Guy stil pour votrs ssrvioe Monsieur dsmanda.ii
pe,rangcr auyue il rendt salu un pea obSqu'ease.
ment oomme ss e fare le commereant hAbile qu daus
tout incooou. dairc IN client E.s
Mon Dieu, Monsieur dit sutre ID chose est des plus
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Stance du sanedi, 3 septenbre
l2k0

lie jury dc police s'est reuni suivart sjour.
nement. lie president vicknair au fautcuil
Ont rtponiu irappel do leurs MONS C&.
lestin Vicknair, Norbern Smith, Abraham
Holley, Edouard Roussel, Samuel Danger.
field, Daniel Seapherson, Henry Carroll, A.
M,rquez, Richard Blue. c. Clements ct T.
Smith Absent: Charles Vial
N. Henry Carroll . presente Ia resolution
suivante, qni etc sdoptee,
Attendu que lee nominations faites par le
jurv de police ss dcrniere scssion, excepts
celles de grefier d" jury de police, dc trS.
sorier de- paroisse ct do syndic du 2e arron.
basement, rive droite, sont considerees ct
jugees illegales, IL est en- consequence resolu:
Que relection des officers ci i-dessoue, nom.
mes par le jury de police de ce,te paroisse, 10
samedi "a aodt 1861 "a derniere session, I
savoir Gervais Leche, avocat de paroiaae /;
bre, collecteur des taxes dc parolsse, soft
ct ellie est presentemeut revoquee. ..~
Lepresident dn jury de police o6srt -
dslnission, CONNIE suit:
Membres du jury do police, pai rhon.
neur de vOus offrir ma d6misslon de pr6si
dent. aa ..a .
st.Jean Bsptiste, septemhre 1865.
(Siguel G. vicKNAIR.
Sur motion de n. Henry Carroll, M.
Edouard Roussel Ste nomme president pro
TEN.
Sur motion de NJ. Carroll. 10 jury de police
s'est aiourne au samedi i2 septembre 1865, 4
10 heurcs A. NJ.
KDoUARp RoussEL,
f.;o,x, president pro ten.
'"e"~ A..c. BABcocK,
grefier du jury de police.