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FxrNESr DIR. ". c. cAvESAom,


FOR tosak dkJsstfon, eoasump ptioa, general te-
biIitu. and want OF appetite, eheerfnliy resSnn-
meud ColdSs's LIERia's LIoUlD ExrRAcsa or
REEF.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
Thermometer YESTERDAY @ j. NJ, p !;
9 A. NJ, II; noon, S4; 3 2. NJ, Sc; p.
NJ, S5; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, S0f.
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Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure
If they but knew how sure and swift
Was sozoDoNT, that priceless gift,
In giving beauty, lie, and tone
To every charm The mouth eau own.
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MoseUIro NET! MosQUlro>NI!

Two hundred pieces WHITE and CoLoREn NOS
oUITo-NEr at LEVY BB0IuARs'.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer, southerly veer-
ing to westerly winds, partly cloudy wea-
ther, rising followed by stationary or lower
temperature.
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MOSQUITO NRTTt.Sss AND CASorIEs.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON 81 Sosss,
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"He bid the dUretcard
Let In his fsIe." IraYeller.I

Our CARRIER we conceive to be c0ntrac-
tion of "ie GarderOber," which the SaXons
metamorphosed in ,oardrOper, as in the fol.
lowing direction given by the "Book oi
Curtasye":
"The usshere schalle bydde the 1cdrdro-
pere Make redy for ale, night before they
fere" travel.
When we consider the gorgeousness and
varied array Of medieval costume, we can
well understand how the services OF spe.
cial officer were required to superintend
my lords aoGrdro6e.
Another ancient ,cdrder was the More
ward, or Norman, whose occupation seems
to have been the same as that OF the Rider,
or Raider, as we may infer from the speech
Of the King to the gallant archer in the bal
lad OF " William OF Cloudesley":
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MosoUiTo-NETTISGs AND CASoRiES.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON i SONS.
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ANTICIPATED ARRiWALeTNaI
0F THE NEW, spEENnID, AND FAST
STEAMER CITY. OF RICHMOND.
NOVEL EXCURsIOlS- TRIPS, ANEs UNPRECE-
DENIED sPEBDN
no NORFOLK AID BACR 10 RICHMOND
THZsAME D&Y.
SCHEDULE OF PR0soSED
CITnOF RICHaOSD.
FIRsn.DAY-wRDNEsDAY.

FiRSa. a.DAY-WEDSESDAY.
The steamer CITY OF. RICHMOND Is expected
10 arrive at NozSoik from Philadelphia on the 2oth
day OF August aud 10 remain tbers for inspection that
day by the Nosfol1> people.
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FAMILY MARKETING-RETAL PRICEs.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
Medts.-Beef, TO 1246l5c. per pound !;
mutton, s to 10@l2ac. per pound; spring
lamb, 10G12ic. per pound; lamb-chops,
10Ml2tc. per pound; veal, s to 10@l2tc.
per pound; pork, 1O@l2tc. per pound (;
sausage, 10@l2tc. per pound; smoked
ausage, 1O@12tc. per pound; bacon, II 10
14@1jc. per pound; beef-tongue, l2s to
16@l7e. per pound; chlpped.beef, 25e.
per pound; corn-beef, SG910c. per pound !;
liver, s@lOc. per pound; chtlins, SC. per
pound. or pounds for 25c. tripe, S@l0c.
per pound.
Fo,cis and Butter, 6c.-Liye chickens,
Is TO 2O@ 35c. apiece, or 35 to 5O@60c. per
pair, 81 to S2.50@S3 per dozen; live
ducks, % 10 35@374c. apiece, or 40 to 500
zoe. per pair, SO per dozen; live geese, 40
TO 5O@75c. apiece, or Soc @Sl per pair 4;
guinea fowls, 20925c. apiece. or 800 40c. per
pair; squads, 15@25c. per pair; eggs, l5@
16tc. per dozen. The market was well
supplied with fowls. Cheese, 15c. per
pound; butter, 15 to 20@25c. per pound
sweet milk, SC. per quart, or 25c. per
gallon; butter milk, 4c. per quart, or 15c.
per gallon.
VeqetdbleS.-COrn (roasting g-ears) to 10@
124c. per dozen; tomatoes, TO j@6c. pei
quart, or 10 TO 15c. per balf-peck, 25c. pei
peck; turnips, &c. per bunch cucumbers,
10c. per dozen; cabbages, ) to 8@1Oc. pei
head; beets, sc. per bunch, or l0c. pei
dozen; sweet potatoes, 10 tol5c per half
peck, or % to SOC. per peck; irish pota
toes, 10 to l5c. per haf-peck, or % to 3Oc
per peck; onions, l0c. per quart, or 30c. pei
balf-peck, 60c. per peck-they are very
scarce and high; butter-beans, to &c. pei
quart; black-eye peas 4 to &c. per quart
carrots, 4 to DC. per quart: snaps, ~ TO l5c
per half.peck; sOup-herbs, 1c. per bunch
or 10c. per dozen bunches; egg-plants,3 3 tC
5610c. apiece.
Fish.-Spots, Is to 2O@25c. per dozen
trout, Is to 20c. per bunch; salmon trout
s to 10@12tc. per pound; croakers, ID tC
| zoe. per bunch mulletts, 10c. per dozen
sturgeon, to Sc. per pound; crabs, 10 t'
25@30c. per dozen.
Fruits and MeIons.-Apples, two quarts
for &C., or 10 to 15c. per half-peck. 25c
per peck; peaches, SC. per quart, or 15c. pei
half-peek, SOC. per peck; pears, to 129@
15c. per quart; grapes, to sc. per pound
damsons, 80 TO 75c. per peck ounces, 81
to 75c. per peck; whorteberrles, to &c
per quart lemons, l5 TO zoe. per dozen
cantelOupes, TO 10c. apiece: watermelons
to 25c. apiece.
The prices for fowls and vegetables ar
from 10 Sc. higher at the Second Market
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FOR RENT

DOR RENT, THAT MOST CONVE- a
Il NikNTLY-L0cATED DWELLING on Ii
Fourth street. between Grace and Franklin. Pos
session given immediately. Rent very moderate.
Apply to L. X. LIPSCOHB,
au 2Q-Su, ,Th& Sa3t 1910 Franklin street.
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lPor the Dispatch.1
Osrr Names.

One OF the sonnets which Spenser has
prefixed to his " Fairie Queen is Inscribed
q To the Right Noble and Valorous knight,
Sir Waiter Raleigh, Lord Warden OF the
StanndrieS, and Lieuteant OF Cornwall"
Here we have a hint OF the origin OF our
surname Slandrd. The Summaries were
the tin-mines Iatin StGnnum, "tin") OF
Cornwall and other parts OF Britain. In
those early times when the merchants OF
Tyre and Sidon led the commerce Of the
world, the Phenicians, it is well known,
had opened in Britain mines OF this metal; ;
and subsequently, during the four centuries
OF the Roman occupancy OF the island, these
were industriousIy and remuneratiyely
worked by the conquerors OF the world.
We have only TO suppose that the Celtic in
habitants OF Cornwall retained after the de-
parture OF their masters the name which
they had heard applied TO the tin mines, and
that afterwards, during the period OF the
Saxon heptarchy, the officer whose business
il was TO oversee the working OF these mines
was called the Stdnndry- lodrden, Stdnndrd,
or Stdndrd.
In like manner the guardian Of the tcoodS
has become our Woodward or Woodard.
go, also, the proper names Berward and
Berard remind us Of the time when the
bear ,onTden was an important officer for
providing the people with the amusement
OF bear batting. Every medieval baron had
his bears and bis bereward" (such is the
spelling in old balladsl, and even royalty
must have It's "master Of the bears"
Again, we have Dnrward (Seotps hero),
Synonymous with Usher, Dorman, and
Porter, whose business it was to guard the
door OF his lords castle or mansion against
the informal approach Of strangers. We
find "GeOfrey lie DOreward" in the Hun
dred Rolls, and "Nicholas Doreman" in
the Issues OF the EXchequer, and in an
cient metrica account OF the bringing OF
Christ before Caiaphas it is said OF John,
when he went 10 fetch Peter,
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EOR RENT, THAT BEAUTIFUL a
Il STORE 920 Main street. Possession at H:x
once, Terms moderate. Apply at LEE =" GAL
LERY. au 29.lm
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE WARM SPRINGS,
a BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE KEPT OPEN UNTIL THE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
or iatfr II desired. Persons desiring 10 remain In
ue 30 iuniains until late Ia the season will 6nd II a
comfortable home. JOHN L., RUBANK,
au lO-im PrOnrietor.
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WE SHALL MOTJ;

MasQUITo.NETTISGs AND CANoPIEs.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
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The steamer wli tsAe the Ariel's place on ssgu'ar
scheduie Tor reguar landings. city Posni Nor'o'As
portsmouth, and RAitimors. L. u. rArUM,
=. oar, superintendent,
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OPEN ALL THE YEAT


DENTAL NOTICE. -
DIX. JOHN H. WAYT
has returned 10 the city, and eau be found at all
hours nj bis
OFFICE, eos FAST GRACE STREET.
fsu 27-eodlml
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A USEMENTS.
CCOTTIsHJGAMEs ANnPTC.NiC.

The EIGHTH ANNUAL CELrBRATlON or the
RICHMOND CALEDoNIAN CLIih viii be he'd
st sCHEU1 zESNPARk on MONDAY, september
The grounds will open at 10 A. N. and close at
The public are cordially invited to attend and are
assured that good order wilt be maintained.
The attractions will consist Of SCOTCH GAMES
and the following prize competitors viii be open tn
all, for which am entrance fee OF 20 cents IS
charged:
i5O.YARDS BOYS RACE. .......i2. III. SOC.
A luIl string bandwil furnish musIc FOR the oeca
DANCING viii oe conducted under the superyi-
sion Of an efficient committee
REFRESHMENTS furnished al city prices,
For further pafncsl9rssee handbihs.
| ADMISSION: Gentleman and ladies, so cents
| ch hdren free.
| Tickets can behad of any member of the Club or
at the Park on the dsy Of The games.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Chief ROBERT SIM Second Chestain WILLIAM
| DUNN, Third Chieftan a. J. REITH, Fourth
| Chefain WILLIAM LEAL. Fx-Chief JAMES JOHN
SION. ana Clanslaen PETER CofuAND and HUM
rHREf CALDEE. an 256.eo
DUTNAM'S THEATRE COMlQUE
! X OpENS MONDAY. August 30, 1880, with
FOoT. the smallest man in the world MYLES
| MORRIS, The celebrated Irish mimic, and EIGHT
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES. ~
DICHMoND THEATRE.
| TWO NIGHTS ONLY
| MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AUazcsT 30 AND 81
AGIGANTIC AGGREGATION
| ENTIRE NEW COMRANYl
ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
BIG 4 MINSTREIS,
| BIG 1 MtNSTREIc,.
BIG 4 MINSTRELS.
8 ENDMEN
| . END-MEN 81
| SONG-AND-DANCE MEN
| SONG-AND-DANCE MEN B
Brass.band parade each day, nnser command OF
Major BgRK. -.
| Prices as usual. hu u1I-3t"
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FogRrH DAY-sATURpAy.

The steamer will leave Rlchmosa at "A. N. aad
IsrAcu NORFOLK kARLIRR zstfS nas kVhk
RES poSE sxsoR., probably 'poos Noon.
FARE Fua THIS TRIP. 81 RfeiiS d saiP, si.oo
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r,rru DAy-sgxDAE.
SIXTH pAY.MoNDAY.


TIE steamer will leave Norfoh a. a. a ~
make the run TO Richmosi and essk 10 Sof'o'A ~
same day.
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DOR RENT, DWELLING.HOUSEm
4 lll0 CaIitoi street. Possession given HI
about Deiober Let. Apply 10 X. L. RICHARDSON
OF Is. W. RICHARDSON. au 19.6w
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The custodian OF the mill has become our
Miman, Mlward, and Milard familiar to
us all as the given name OF President Fill.
more). The old word for mill was milne,"
whence we have Mines and Miner, which
are almost as familiar to us as Mills and
Miller. The ancestry Of all Of them Is
proved by such registered forms as "John
ie Mellere,n - william c. Melner," Robert
le Milleward," "John del Mill" and
{. Thomas atte Mime" We even find a
" William Wyndmilward in an old char
ter. The surname Mellon, which we meet
with occasionally, is more apt 10 be yaria-
ton OF Milne than to have anything to do
with the fruit which the word suggests.
With one more instance we conclude.
The keeping OF a stall, or booth, at fair
has given rise to the surname Stallaro.
CHARLES DOB.
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LOsT. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

r OST, AT THE CIRCUS, a SMALL
LBLACK Got ID HEADED CANE. Written on
the head is, From - Turpln and = stout TO
- Losan-A. Shied." II left at me DlSpGtch Oy
the finder, he viii receive reasonable reward.
wv au 29-2tt
lost, On THU RSD Y, A -
IL SCOTCH TERRlER DOG; ans~erS-=SN
tO The name Of " Dandy" \ handsome reward viii
be paid for bis return 10 407 west Franklin street.
au 2q.3ik
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SUMAC- AND BLACK-OAK BARK
- WANTED.-We will pay the highest market
price cash for any quantity OF WELEtpRED
SUMAC LEAVES, and for BLACk.OAk BAKk,
r0ssed on unrOsSed delivered at any OF the depois or
M 0ur factories IN RichmOud or Petersburg. Ad-
dress JOHN ~. DIX AM " I',.o
26l7 and 26l9 Main street, Richmond, or 463
B0llingbrOok street, Petersburg, Va Jy 7-3m
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TBiRDRtY-FRIDAY.

Ti,s steamer ssi make the run froIn,
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND BAe& ftfs
S.iME DAY.
ugAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMrdtO
by suy oihxnsiesmer. This willtail
ONLY nRIP or THIS KiSD.
and viii be a naEsE CHANCE FOR IApINs AND
caILDREs.
3ARE FOE Dfifs ROUND TRIP ONLY 81.
me steam. rwiB leave at A. NJ, srsaIssKsected
ts return 10 giahJsoDd about dark,
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WANTED, \ NEAT, TIDY WOMAN,
w withou, children, TO COOK AND Do LIGHT
HOUSEWURk FOR TWO PERSONS. None but
a good rOos need Apply j. w. WILLIAMS,
an 20 eOd2fs 604 north Eighth street.
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j give thee eighteen pence a Gay,
Aud my bowe thou shalt bere,
And over all the north cOuntre
Imake thee chyfe ryders."


From baronial halls, going out into the
fields, we meet with the hayward, or "le
hevward," as 1t is in the Hundred Rolls"
whose duty it was to guard the cattle that
grazed on the village common, and keep
them from breaking down the haieS, or
hedges. A ebay" was nothing but a
* hedge" as may be seen in the following,
from Chaucer's " Troius":
" But right so as these holes TthlcketsJ and these
hayes fh, dgesl
That lave in winter dead been and dry,
Reyesten them in creme when that May Is,
When every lusty beast listerh TO pley."
In the "Hundred Rolls" we find such
names as "Stephen de la fIaye," Peter in
lie Have" "Tbomas de Ia Woodhaye." We
have it now in the simple form, as Hay,
HAYS, HAYNES. and Hawes; and in COM
post forms-H Haywood, Haywood, Hayley,
Hawley, Hawthorne, HawOrth, Hawton,
Haughton, and Lindsay, or Lyndshay 0he
linden hedge. The function OF the hay
lsard is clearly indicated in the "Vision OF
Piers Plowman."
"Ihave an horne, and be a hdylodrd,
And liggen liel ont Dyghtes,
nd kox nv crDnt
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IRON.WORKS.
WANTS.

WANTED, TO LEND MONEY ON
w RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE at the
VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES. Charges sat-
isfaciory, and negotiations confidential
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
au2q.lt Real Estate Agents
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THAVE THIS DAY REDUCED MANY
Il GOODS TEN PER CENT, which makes them
lever than they have ever been offered before.
Those iu want of HOUSE-FURNISEING GOODS
had better call and satisfy themselves of the fact.
III. II. WALLACE,
AMI 400 Broad street.
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Another old DOem has

I'm tyme OF hersest merry IL Is eynough:
Peres and apples hongeth on bough:
The hdvtDdrd bloweth merry his horne,
In every felde ripe is corne."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-25
Now Is the Tine IL Subscribe 10 the
Sunday Magazine.

The January Number, which com.
mences a new volume, is Gerry bril-
liant Hobby one, opening with
poem, "Christmas," land followed by
"Christmas Carols and Customs"
1.-THE Children's CAROL" st. Nicho-
las, the Patron Of Christmas"
Christmas Eve In Madrid," ''Christ-
mast In the Far West" etc. A new
and powerful serial is commenced,
entitled, "Out Of the World" by Mrs.
Robert O'Renly; there are several
interesting short stories. sketches.
essays and poems, in fact, the 12S
quarto pages are filled with highly
entertaining and instructive articles.
and the embellishments are nume-
rous and beautiful. The SUNDAY Ma
aAz1NE has now reached it's ninth
volume, and has deservedly large
circulation /; 1t pleasantly inculcates
religious, moral and virtuous senti'
ments, and should be found In every
| family 10 tho land, for 1t is essential
IL q family magazine. The price OF
q single copy is only IS cents. and tho
yearly subscription 50: elk months
$3.50 and four months 81, sent post
free. Address, FRANK LEsL1E's Pub
fishing House. So. IS and 81 Park
Place, New York.
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Exactly 10.

'Unole Harry" Of tho Sugar Plan
ter, a. usual. gives some good solid
advice to tho people Of this State.
which we reproduce with tho hope
It may have some effect upon those
who live BY political agitation. and
to whom the quiet Of material ad-
vancement would be the grave:
What 10 now left for Southern PEG.
pie to do2 Redouble their energies
70 develop tho mines OF wealth lying
IN the coil upon which they tread.
Sugar, rice, cotton and tobacco
are there In any quantity for the
cultivsting. Mines Of iron, copper.
gold, silver and other minerals
abound, awaiting only the brawny
arms OF toll to bring to the eurlace
| and into circulation. Railroads, riv.
ers and canals afford transportation
to ell parts OF this great country:
Climate and coil are not surpassed
anywhere upon tho habitable globe:
We are . favored people In these, and
vet some arc whining over the loss OF
political power 40 II that power TED
the merchant, tho mechanic. tho ar-
tlsan, tho t0iler and the every day
| lsborerl Politics brought ruin upon
the South IN the days Of secession
n blow from which she is trying to
recover 10 tho time Of reconstruction
land It we're worse than suicidal to
allow a second disaster to follow 10
the wake OF tho late election. People
Of tho South, your might and you
strength lie 10 your soils-from them
s ssS Il p T } e. 1!S 4''f for tho '''''
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Sene shooting.
r0hreveport Standard

eHoorrro IN CAppo.-Two oclored
women, Lemofs Martin and Lizzie
Baker. residing near the street
car depot, 4ugginsville, bad 9 tra0as
yeaterdsy evening 10 which tho tor.
mer Was shot through tho deshy part
OF the arm by q pistol 10 tho hande
az tho latter. From what We could
iearn the fracas occurred about .
fieht between the children OF the TWO
pcrties, tho husbands Of the women
taking part Policemen Flanagan
and ,HaRman were soon upon the
around and arrested tho wounded
1omau and her husband aud the
husband OF the woman who did the
ehootinR, oil OF whom gave bond tof
their appearance thie morning. The
woman Who did the d shooting skipped
/ end M not captured. s9A
0HooflNo IN B0eslHR.-A shoot,n9
screpe occurred on Dillavde plante-
tion. Boesier parish, last Saturday
afternoon between Neal Hayes ana
I'D, Clark, both colored, 10 wnlcn the
fOrmer vas shot through the left eye
the BAH coming out Of tho temple
The wounded man Was drunk q the
i time DO Was shot. The dispute, which
oauoed the shooting Was about tne
theft OF . whip, which Hayes accused
! Clark Of stealing. Wound not neg'
eSsarll1 considered dangerous, Nt
arrests made, according to our 'nlol'
nation,
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INTRODUCTION.

On the seventh OF June, A. D.. 1850:
the following resolution was adopted
nv the Police Jury OF the Parish Of
NatchitOches: A..
WHEREAS. The Ordinances OF the
Police Jury OF the Parish are merely
spread upon the minutes OF their
proceedings and no index Is Kept by
ferred to, thus rendering at times
difficult TO ascertain what 1esolu'
tons are in force and what. have been
repealed. ...,
Be it therefore Resolved that the
Clerk OF the Police Jury Is hereby
employed to codiiy all The laws and
resolutions Of the Police Jury OF thtt
Parish Of a general n.tuts.
Be 1t further Resolved, That tne
Clerk OF the Police Jury be allowed
the sum on One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for making q digest o. the
Police Jury Ordinances to be paid ou
OF the contingent fund.
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WARD NO. l.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. ONE.

ROAD O1SA0AVA wv VNAS'
Road No. Il. Commencing at the
Ferry Landing at Grand Ecorc anu
folio wing the Road AZ now la1d OUT
and travelled. to and terminating a.
the upper limit Of the town OF Nsscn'
itoches. . =. ~.
FORKS Of the Road about half . mile
from the Steamboat Landing ~
Grand Ecore, and running thence
and terminating at the line divlding
Wards one and six, on the SABINE
' Road No. 3. Commencing at the
Ferry Landing Of Johcsone felty'
thence to the line dividing the b,Sncn'
ard Place, and lands Of Chae. Per9t;
thence along the Road - now lald
lout and travelled, to it, intersectlon
With Road No. One. ,e4,d go 80. -.
Road No. 4. Commencing A. t9e
Dirt Bridge below the town OF Natcn.
;tches. and terminating at the nne
dividing Wards one and nlne' ~.
Road No. T. Commencing q tae
Dirt Bridge below the town Of Nstcn.
litoches, and running thence TO the
Ijnlia Morris place, and thence along
Ina Rosd leading to tho White 6tote,
and terminating az the line dtvidiog
Wards one and OK. =. ~.
Road No. g. Commencing Z! t1e
Mace known 40 tho Juils MotIsl
place on Old river, and ronnnlo 7
thence to and across the LANE h ,.,.
Bayou, and terminating as OsSso''
"" Road ' No. Z. Commencing o. the
! Ferry Landing opposite the sown %
!, Natchitochee, and Terminating at tne
I Ferry Landing known ~ dunney's
" Road sss 10. 8. Commencing at th,
Ferry Landing opposite tn J. ~ 49, S.os =
Natchitoches, aud foll0McB tue 7! 80 ~
% now travelled and known y ivy y
:: Maurice Road, and termlnati9g =
d ths Ianding Of the st. Maurice te!ly
Rosd M. 3. Commencing at ~
q Ferry Landing opposite the town 9
|, Natchifechea. thence down Oao
!" river 70 the lane known ae the JAM
a lane. thence through SAID lane 70 y =
point where It intersecis tSe e. 81
tom Nstohitoches to lne az Ass
\. r. Road IL. 10. Commsaeipg q II
lower limits OF Ward one seerog y
Ola ,riyer 70 bayou Roulet % Cee9l
thence On oaid bayou 70 tho dlvlsio
tline betVeon. tho lands formerly y
eel inssins "a A., 6ompayrlc. and emlt
- AA~noo n 4 3e0 Oo8 ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-25
SALARY OF TREASURER.
NUMBERS OF WARDS.

NUMBERS OF WARDS.
SECTION l. Until otherwise chang
ed nv the Police Jury, there shall 20
onlv ten (1O) Police Jury Wards IN the
Parish OF Natchitoches.
WARD FIVE AMENDED.
SIC. 2. That Ward five (5) OF this
Parish be amended go a. to De en-
hraced 10 the following boundety,
viz: Beginning at the Township line
bstween 8 and 3, thence North 20
Dotet's Bayou. thence up sa,d
Bayou to It's juncture With Bayou
picrre thence down BAYOU Pierre,
To the section lines between sections
| Q and 10. Township 10 Range 8, thence
North TO Red River, thence down heo
River to mouth OF Bayou Plette
"a Snanish Lake, thence up nortn
aide Of Spanish Lake to Bayou ~.
mont thence up Bayou Dupont &c
township line between TowDshlp
and 9. thence West along said line tt
place Of beginning.
! WARD TEN.
| SEC. 3. That Wards NOS. ana II
he consolidated and be known ant
numbered 40 Ward 10.
SEC. 4. That Ward II be 80 amend
al ma 10 embrace that portion Q
Ward 10 living North OF the Town
shin line between Townships Z an
4 and that the said Ward 80 amende
be known and numbered as Ward
WARD TWELVE REMEMBERED.
Src. s. That Ward IL OF the VI
9 Man be remembered and that tn
d same be known and numbered q
Ward l.
REPEAL OF CONFLICTING LAWS.
SEC. 6. That all Ordinances or par
thereof in conflict with this Ord
nance be and the same are hereo
= repealed. And that this Ordinsn'
take effect from and after the i
day OF August. A. D., 1877.
SIC. Z. That all laws or parts
laws in conflict or inconsistent WI
this Code are hereby repealed.
Road Districts.