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T. G. ,o .Iý"''O, ............E.ller.
C. L. TEWVli ,....... Publisher.
OFFIC'I:AL JOURNAL
OF THIE
State and Parish.
ALSO,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF TIIE
P.t'::-.IH:'S O-' GRANT AND VFTTNON
OF F IC E:
C'i C ::^nE U SECCND :rJ Y URý: S i FETS.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.
,satirday, June 13th, 1872.
TERMS:
Tui GVAZIuTTL in putllihed Weekly at
Four Dollars per annum; 8&'L0 for
six lonthls.
INVARIAB..iL" IN ADVANCE.
AtverZ;IK '..!:wENTS illSrted at the ratre
of 1 I 50) pr' slquare for the first in
o-rtlon and 75 ceuts for each subse
quelnt onae.
E IO T lines or lt s', comititute a
square. The following are oar :-ates
to yearly Advertisers :
One Coluhmn ..... ........ $30 00
Half C'olumn ............... 175(00
Third of ',hunn....... ..... 130) 040
Fourth ofl'olunmu ............ 100 00
Cards. (>w ,np inig paec of
eight in.., or 1 ic .)........ 20 00
.frriavol cr(ad Deariare of . dii
Ahl'xa'il.ia 0..w ()I,
l)elpart I;:ilay T'iur.day and Sa.
Turday aLt 5' M.
art ive f;..ia . 0. Tu~sd.ty Thursd:
and Saturday by 5 P M.
Alexaudria to Natchitocbhm Tuesday
*Thursday and Saturday at 5 P M.
1)eparth 'rTusdty and Friday at 8A M.
r'rive '  nda. e euic T;hursday 9 A. M.
Ale.miria to Ltrr'is.,nbturg
I)epa-.t Tuezsay at I P. M. arrive
by 12 M.
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at 2 P. M. arrive by 12 M1.
Alexaturia to C('.tile Laliilg and Col
fVa a'jeart 1 ,. y s, 'litursday and
d r'.;d~a. at G A.:L.arrive by 6A. M.
Pos,;.',-: are n',t required to re
cari ru!i:rte currenucy in exchange
ftor -.;.. ,.'s l p, t~alb stamps.
'£ri:: pi ,:t etC!tiLd to letters recei
vedl : .!adl, are those whose hiamues
are in ",, atlrir.us, and the delive.
shon'l ic to the pIrson addressed, or
acct: i.ag to irisi or htr order.
U. 1;. RIf3(lOiLOD, P. M.
S. U . S. GRANT.
OUiLICH4 t'(l r FOR PIUEDENT
: i' . * autaoaized to aunoue*+
the name uf
HON. J. M ADISON WLLLS,
of the Parish of tapidkle, as a Candi
date for Representative in Congress,
fromn this lietrict, to fll the vacancy
oceutiot:ed by the death of the late
ion. James MeCleery.
7P We hereby inform the friends
of Cul.
A. J. WHITTIER,
and the public geonerally, that he is a
C'andidate for Congress fronmthe fourth
Congressional )istrict, sobject to nnom
ination by the Republican party.
May Vortsn.
¶J We hrceby inform the friends
of
HIOS. HARRBY LOTT,
of Rapides and the public generally,
that he is a Candidate for Congress
from thc Fourth Congressional Dis
trict subject to the nomination of the
Thapublican party.
MIs. tAitN.'S VIsrr To EUTE.-
Miss Sellie, the daughter of President
Grant, is received in England at the
railway stations ~iitah royal honor
On the part of Queen Victoria, the
bouer of a gala (.ort ha, ; blt:: a!lotted
to the' A.ner-.a'r ynuig ihd1--Netlii
'is bt't filftan tea.i ,!'1. iThis looks .L.s
ifit had been :'.::aiaged by the paItel
ual ouort at Wa'hingt n, through the
medium of the American Embaeslador
at l.o,.d!,n. aitd the American agents,
:,an ::-tair.d i the Preaidcntil
cruaui':u;. by '.\: a tiht, etsteetm waich
(Graut'd name cujo. s in Enrolpe will be
set for'th in a clearer liitt. It appears
that it ¶ ad ntr t'a grr'at things are
expe'tc~ d nz, cd tflcts whichl thi
com'edy may ,a here in the 1 hitedl
, ;,.'t: , tn t he prtcise move
. r . a ale iPrsiden'Cs daughter.
l PahiLi" -.-uchl is the intimatim-
-h.,, : .I;' ... , people of nr~rpe are
b.t:..r .:':u v, ---tnthankful citizens
of the litii I1 ~ 'r(t: whbo do not know
how to prLae :':" honor of ,assesing
among your .r e:!,r .eh a nmal with
riaCh a dabghter? Yes, it is an11 old
Rh4 I ad , t1 t halt prophets are not
;: .- i " sw.a esteem is t, cou
\ V IT:.Tan?
RULE OR RUIN.
As we -srmised and predicted the
DI)clocratic couvc!ltion lately held in
New Orleans, have nominated a tfull
straight out Democratic Stte ticket
headed by Col. JnoraD. MeEnery of,
Oanchita for Goverfr. This state
nomination is one of the preludes of
the great National one to be held in
Baltimore on the 9th of next mouth
which will result in a similar blind
and suicidal policy ; for in this matterI
reversing the proverb, it will be, ", as
the young cock crows so crows the
. Our nuighbor tLe Louisiana
Democrat has an article copied from
the Chicago Times with the caption
of (Greely's Failnre" in which it is
en(leavored to be proved, that he can
not unite the opposition to Grant, and
this article is a type of a number of
otbers in the ultra and uncompromis
ing Democratic papers throughout the
Union.
It would seem taking into conside
ration the flag which yet ities at th4
mast bead of the Gazette, that it was
a matter of very little concern to us,
what course the Democratic party
takes, or rather that we would rejoice
at the lair prospect which presents it
self ot their again imnolating them
selves, their hopes and aspirations, on
tht altar of principle as they call it.
or as it is designated by outsiders, of'
presumption, but the wagon is not out
of the woods yet, and we do not know
exactly when it will carry us.
We are taking now a mere jphylo
solhical and unprejudiced view of the
s:tuating putting ourselves for thee
present and for arguments sake in the
position of tle wife and the husband I
in the bear fight. The action of the!
Convention in New Orleans which we I
have been discussing was decided by
a mere meagre majority, and so most
likely it will be with the Baltimore
assembly; and it' so, it is on'the cards
that the minurity which is so respecta
ble a one, may revolt and fraternise
with another respectable minority and
so make another majority and a win
ning one at that.
KRapides Colleglale Inst Itute.
We omited last week the usual cus
tom of calling attention to a new ad
vertisement, in the ease of the card of
Messrs Bringhurst & ilunterannounc
ing their intention of opetnig an ma(
ctdemy Iutitution for the education
of boys or young men and prepariung
them to enter college either here or
elsewhere. This omission was entire
ly accidental anid owing to our atten
tion not having been calitl to their
adIvertisement. Good wine however
-ays the proverb, needs no bracd and
these young gentlemep brought up,
and so well and so fitvorably kno\\ u
in this community need no reconnuen
ldation from us to insure them success
in the honorable though arduous occu
pation they intend to embrace or rath
or we should sai that o:le of them in
tends, as the other unless we are mis
taken has already had some experi
ence and gained a good deal of credit
in the profoession.
Both of them we have no doubt h;ave
all the requisite queldities for iunstru:
tors in all they profess to instruct in.
Both are graduates of Collegiate In
stitutions of a high order, mand Mr.
Bringhurst having spent some time at
college in Germany, the head ceutre
as might be said of learning, sci nee
and literature of all kinds and being
INsides a young gentleman of no ordi
oury natural ability must be peculiar
jy adlapted to the profession.
Added to these rtecommendations as
to the prinrcilals of the prolumed insti
tute, the location selected is another
great inducement to parents and guart
dians, her, as wella as awbroad. Far
:noughi f-omn tile riv-er and town to be
p&rlfctly healthy and satfe fomn any
tral-eirg elpidemic, it is near enough
to be convenient both to residents
here and visitors by steamlboat or oth
erwise, and in short the prospectus
whith tile prl'incipals have issued, sets
forth so many inducements and ad
\uuant--e, that we can not doubt it
will bhave the desired effect. "So
mote it be."
TrIE SISTERS OF CAmRITv.--Thlis
a;utifihl extract from a London pa
per, copied into the New Orleans
't!hursday Star aisl Cattolic Me essen
ger, was handed us by a highl3 es-i
teemed lady friend with a request that
we woutld reproduce it again in the
columns. of the Gazette, which we do
with much Ipleasure, conltident that it
wi;_ll be accptable to miost of our
read`ers.
In Selma, Ala, a rose geraniuml has
been suceessfiul.y grafted with a
jlapouica cutting, and the former ned*
1.... " fnl' tr'N'P fliowor of tha'T.tt4. -
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POLICE J UtY PIOCEEDINGS.
ALEXANDRIA, LA., I
June 3, 1872. [
The Po!ice Jury met according to ad
ijorulnlent. Members present: J. Cle
menits, E. J. Barrett. Jesse Clifton, G.
Baillio and M. Paul.
On motion it was resolved t nat John
Clenments be appointed President pro
tern.
On motion of J. Clements,
Resolved, That E. J. Barrett and 3I.
Paul be appointed as a committee on
credentials. J. Clement, E. J. Barrett
and 31. Paul presented their creden
tials, which were found correct.
On motion of G. Baillio,
Lesolved. That J. Clements be Presi.
dent of the Police Jury.*
On motion of E. J,. liarrett,
Resolved, That Johu 31. Barr.ett be
Sappolinted Treasurer.
Oi mIotio, of Jesse ( litton,
Rlsolvedl, That. J. 31Olceahvy be aip
pointed Clerk, and that his :alar3 be
four hundred dollars per ;lanIni .
On motion it was resolved that John
D)lvaey be apiaitted Otficer of the Po
lice Jury at a salary of four hundred
do:'.trs per annum.
On tmotion o E. . J. Barrett,
Resolved, That the salary of Parish
Attorney be One Thousand Dollars per
annum.
On motion of 31. Paul,
Resolved, That l)r. Casson be ap
pointed l'ari-h l'hysiciaan at a salary
tour hln'ucered dollars per annum.
O)n tmotion the Jury adjourned t)
meet at half past 2 1'. M.
II.ALI'1PAsT 2 P. M.
On calling of the roll all iuembers
weir present.
On motion of E. ,. Banrett,
Resolved, Thai 51() idlanks ('ertiti
eates of indebtedness for the iuse of
the l'arish be printted, and that the
President of this Jury be authorized
to 'procure the fsa;tlle.
Oi mnotiotn it was revolt ed that the
I'resident apllitnt two nmemhbers of the
Jniry as a Fimance Committee.
The P'resiident applointed 31. Paul
Sand E. J. Buitett.
Estimate of Parish Expenses-1St
Juror aud RWitn, v, fite..............40(xO 00
Oticeres'. Clerks'. Ph 3,.iiant , .Magi-
tr3qe ' amnd Printers fe.,........... 4. 04 0 (M1
Jailcý fi.es ......... .. .. ......... 2U 0 00
('or -er's fee ...................... 50 ,00 0
Memnbera of PoliceJury .. ......... 750 ,in
"Repair' ofJail fence ........... ... ;00 (Ni
1Reairc of lh idge .. " .......... ) (0
Sheriff and Con (',stabe fete............ 2400 00
Coi,tihtgt-ft fund ................. 454N) O10
.. tal..............................$22t UOU
On mntio, the Jury au|journed to
meet to-morrow a~t 1) .A. M1. ,
* JUNE 4TII.
The Jury met according to adjourn
llmet, ith s.mlne nentmberls lc-sellt as
yesterdal;y. The minutes were read
and appllroved.
O() Imtiou is Was resolvedl that 1 (Je.
.Zeal be placed on the pauper lit aand
thmat lie receive "5 per mouth,. paab!e
I mnarterly. 1. U. Audibear, disb..
ing agent.
On motion it wavs resolved that J. J.
I*Farley be placed on the pauper list,
and that Ie receive $3 per moultlh.
pIyable quarterly. E. VWeil, disbts
ing agent.
W\hereas in the opinion of this Jnry
the 'insiues. (lone lby .1. Leviu corimea
under Section :2.'1 of Act 1f, of tae
G;enica Asi .As~a-bly. of this Stale, ai,
prioved 3lurch 5th. 1872; therefore b.
i it
Resolved, That he pay a Parish Li
ecuw based oin said section.
S .,' OBBXDI..4LCE.
B it oraiinv y the Police Jury of
Ranliles Parish-- fi"
Swv'. I. That from nd a r this
.date *lere shall be annually elected
i y this Police Jury a suitable persona
to b. known al " Pariash Ranger," who
shall have charge of all estrays taken
up in this Parian, who shall advertise
the same and pertfortm all the duties in
relation to their sale that are now
vested in the Justicea of the Peace,
and he shall have the same, fees andi
compensation tlheietfr that Jlustices otf
the Poeace, receive at this time.
See. 2. He it further ordained, That
from and after this dlate it shall not
be competent for any peron or per
sons to take np any horse, mule or
iothtr animal unlesst the value of said
animal shall Ie one hundred dollars or
more; provided, however, that .i any
cacw. u here cattle or otl her sto. k maa
ibe am ilnjllry to the rRils or lei'diuist .s
of aillV pel',O fIrom breakiglm fences or
otlher aic sea, it shall bte cmehltenn t tor
suh person to go Ittore any Justi "e
of the Pea:.e in the Parish, and on
makiing oath of the injury done him b
said .tcsk, to have the sa:me estrayel
Sai,, shld accordingli to law, as herein
I)rovid-d-l.
Szc. 3. Be it furtl.er ordainj'l, That
when \ elVy estray shall have beeun ta
keci map illn acordaclie herewith, it shall
be the duty of the Parish Ranger to
haet the samae ad\ertised bor thirty
days and sold uccording to law, andt
the pro-eedhs paid over to thw P'arish
Treasunrer iuanediately. He shall also
keep a Ipnrlr destriative lisat ot all es
trays and he prlarepal to give ineilrmna
tion coanerning them, if desired Ily
any persona.
Sjc. 4. Be it fiurther ordained, That
anmy twrsoll or l'rnols taking up an es
tray exl'elt as hereil proIsl ided shall
-be guilty of a maisdenwa,aor aml shahl
be subject to a line o Fitty D)ollars, to
be retovered before any Judge or Ju
tiee of the Pece of this Parish ulmno
the comnidahtt of any person interested,
for the benefit of the Parish.
SEc. 5. 3e it further ordained, That
thia ordlinanice shall take ellect from
antd after its pasaage, and that all laws
or parts of laws of thmi Jury in con
tlSt with this ordinanae be and the
- I
On motion the Jury adjournei to
imeet at half-past 2 P. M.
HALF PAST 2 P. M!.
The Junry met according to adjourn
ment-all members present.
On motion,
Whereas, In the opinion of this
Jury, James Reagan has forfeited his
contract as contractor for keeping in
repair the plank road, said plank road
being now and for some time past, in
an almost impassible condition; there
fore be it
Resolved, That this contract from
and after this date be, and the name
is hereby declared null and void; and
theat he receive pay up to date. and
that his bond lie cancelled by the
Pr1eident of this Jury.
On motion,
That the road leading to Bayou Ro
helt. say tiomi the corporation line of
Aleh.aindria. to Jolhn I. Williamnis' lane.
thence down said lane to where said
lane reaches said bayon, be and the
same is hereby declared a toll road for
the period of three years, from the
13th day of next Octobewr and that the
same be leased by the president of
this Jury, the highest bidder, after
advertising the same during thirty
days in one of the-newspaplers pnllish
ed in Alexandria, by sealed proposals
to be presented to the president of
this Jury up to the next meeting of
this Jury. The President reserving
the right to reject any or all bide.
Said lessee to furnish bond with good
and satisfaetory security in favor of
said ipresident, for the sum of Oine
LTbonsaand dollars, conditioned that he
shall put and keep said road in ngood
order and repair dluring hlisa lease, and
shall return and tila n over said mroad to
said Presidlent. ill samre good order
anrd repair at the end of his lease. All
bids to le n-'omipanied by the name
oif the security. That said lessee be
and is hereby antnorized to charge
and receive the following tolls. A
c(l'py of which he shall hst up illn
colnspictlous plae for inlstwection of
travellers, nmely :
Fpr any vehicle draw&n by one
dranght animnal ..............0 13
For any %ehiele drawn by two
,,_draught aninals ............. 20
W agoin or cat t dra ,s n ny iour an-
inr als........................ 25
tWagon or cart (lHtdrawn by1 more
than iuu animals ........... 311
Cattle, Hores and Mules iper
head ....................... t,,
Sheeilp, Goats an:d Hogs........ -Oi
Said hlss.ee not to begin to charte
toll lbefore he will first have put said
road in good order.
That the hIands living. along said
road and liable ao road duty, ie and
are hereby transfi-rred to Road Dis
trict No 1.
On motion, the Jlry adjourn
ed until to-morrow morning at 10
o'clock.
ALTEXANDRIA, June 5th 1S72.
Tie Jury met ar-cording to adjonrn
ni'lt. M!lnmrbes present allle a y-
terday. The minutes were read and
approved.
On atotion,
That the folloi ing syndics are here
by al:p,.i:ted on various road districts.
si-t opposite their names.
On 1notion of M. Pa'l that the syn
dies of the roads where there are
hedges 'w hich obstrupt said road or
rat., shall Ilotiify the owner 4. said
hedge to tlim and clear the saume Thm
the load of ditches, on their failing to
do the sagall, it shall lw the ditty of
he syimic to bha.e it cut.alnd triannewd
at tthe exlluMnse of the owner-to i'
-olle~tel Iwhtore any rourt ot cImtlpW
ter t juri.sdliction.
Alexandria \\'aral--to; Alecxandria
to lower line of1' Dr. IMaddox's no BaY
on 1tapides thence down Bayou Ro
tbert to the uptper line ot J. W. Pres
cott's-District No I-D. W. Hyewon,
Syndic.
From J. W. Prescott's upper line, to
pionth ot J. R. Williams' nhe--C. H.
lowers, Syndic.
No 3, front Alexandria to bayvou Cut
Off, T. J. Staffotrd, Syndic.
Rapides Ward-from I)r. Maddox's
lhne to G. M. Graham's lower IDhn,
District No 1, J. W. Pollitt.
From G. M. Graham's lower iine to
Lamoth's bridge, District So 2, L. B.
Has worth.
Fronm lanoth's brulge to ('.ravelly
Hill, l)istriet No 3, Govan Williams.
Frmn the upper line of Long's ea
tate to Texada's bridge, I)istrict No -1,
Fronm J. W. Texada's uljwr lint
down to npper line of Hnnt*.'s estate
I)istrict Fo 5, [L. Ba~rnld, Jr.
From uPlwr line of Bonner's estate,
to the mouth of Canal at G. W. Conmp
ton's, District No 6, Newton Butler.
From the mouth of tihe canali at G.
W. Casnuon's, to the bridge at the
end of ra'e track lane, District No 7,
Chasa. Zimlmrman, .vyndict .
" I.vee Syndies-Fi-Frn llyseen'u .on
Bayou Rapides to ('h-ktaw Batyo in
elusive, District No 1, T.J. Staft, d.
Fromn then"e to Beaver Dam ) b you.
District No 2, 1). Smijl.
Friim tlhlence to Parish line., District
No 3, Get. Wison.
Rapides W'arsd--From l)r Mhaddox'
lane to G. M. (rahaus., lowe, line, Dis
trict So 1, J. W. Pollttt.
Fromi G. M. Gralwam's lower line to
L unsoth's Iwidg.-, Districrt No 2, L. -.
Haworth.
From lalnoth's bridtge to Gravell
Hill, District No 3, Govanu Williams.
Fromu the ipper lihe of Long's hs
tate to Texada's bridge. I)istrict No 4,
,,no. Tykr.
From J. W. Texada's npper tine
down to tlper line of Botuer's estate,
District No 5, L. Sanford, Jr.
PFrmu upper line of Bonner's estate
to the mouth of Canal at (. W. Comp
ton's, District No 6, Newton Batler.
Frnt . thc utb of the Cn~al at 0.
W. Compton's, to the bridge at the
end of the race track lane, District No
7, Chas. Zimmt'rman.
Lamourie Ward-From the mouth
of Williams kme to the lower line ofI
Chambers' place, District No 1, John
Davis, Syndic.
From Chambers' lower line to Thom
son's upper line, Distalkt No 2, A.
Martin.
From Lamouri bridge to Mrs.
Dupre's District No 3, W. B. Spitbh.
From Cut Off to mouth of Chocktaw
Bayou, District No 4, Chas. Banks.
From Chboktaw Bayou to Beaver
Bayou, District No 5, J. L. Cornella.
From Beaver Bayou to Parish line,
District No 5, C. C. Wainright.
From Lamonrie bridge on south
side of the bayou to Charles After
man's. District No 7, Chas. Aferman.
From Red River to Mrs. Dupre's on
the Latania road, District No 8, J. C.
Irving.
From Iolk's bridge to CockIfars'
place, District No 9, Wm. I. . Wale, Jr.
On motion of G. Baillio,
Resolved. That the road hands on
the plantation formerly owned by M.
Welch, known as the Orlnorn planta
tion, be placed on the road leading
from said plantation to Mls. Dupre's
on Bayou Lamonri, District No 8 J. C.
Irving, Syndic.
Cheneyville Ward-From Loyd's
bridge to Cheneyville (Chene% vii e
side ,'f the Bayou) District No 1,
George Stafford.
From Chencyville to Parish line,
District No. 2, C. J. Barstow, Syntdic.
From Loyd's bridge to Cheneyville,
oplosite side of the bayon, District
No. 3; Branch Tanlneu, Syndic.
From Cheneyville bridge to Parish
line. District No. 4, Dave Tanner.
From Echo Lainding to Bayou lieuf,
District No. 5, F. W. Bass.
On motion the elury adjourned to
m-eet at balh-past two o'clock.
ALEIXANDIA, LA.. June 5th, 1872.
The Jury met according to adjourn.
ment, the roll being catlll, all mem
bers presc~t, Mr. Barrett was ca:. d to
the chair.
!On motion of J. Clements,
Whereas, Ma.ny oitimus of t h e
i'pring Hill ward have petitioned tir
a new roal leading froat Joe Mill: rs
to Davis' erossing.
R Hvctd, Thlrt Joe Miller, N. F.
Mce.Nutt, Isaiah Gordon and ,ltc
Smith. be appianlted commissioners to
lay offt and 'iark out said road. aind re
porrt it olr neLt uit-eitiug uand .s.sc
any datlman,~ if amy may be rbc st:taii,'. I
Spring Hill sand-t-Fromn C.' ti;'s
bridge to Texats road. l),:.it c , . I1.
- C-rr.
From Texas roa: to Tlit  ,'s Mill,
I, .ri ct No 2 Tomn ladli;,h.
From inter-ctreion t ith ' .to s i ,lt It
No,. 2, toSp ll. g C'reik bide', i e
lhkbb..'. Di.tlieN ,. \ , ) 0.11 t, t .. 1
From Spring ('tiek hridge, t. avi :'
bridge oni (':lcas.-in Rives, Di)ist:t
No. 1, Win. Grahaim.
Fraion Sp.ri'g Creek hto.- `-V .l
erosii-i on (lt!casiet, D)istrvict N
.1. Weing:srt. .
from Spring lbriie $o Carrol's ,.rs
ing on Cocodra, District No. 6, W. O.
Britt.
From Rocky Branch to 10 mIle post
near Biualitct's. Distriqt No. 7. J.iltrne
Gordon.
From l1i mile lost to 1ieaver Creek,
District No. 8, James Blady.
From Beaver's Creek to Loyd's
Iridge, Di)triet No. 9, Henry Brown.
From IDare's to parish line, District
No. 10., W. A. Lard.
Freom Tholmponu's to t sIyd's bri.lge,
)istrict No. 11, P. B. Compton.
Fronl Co'kafatr's to .Joe Miller's Dis.
trict No. 12, Nathan Ore.
Sit.ton \Vnard-- Fmm Gnr-velly
,ill to HlpijgrK 'reek, DistriCt No. 1.
'Joseph ie rtores.
Frunt Spring Creek to Stattlhr'.
bridge, District No, 2, Join, &Sandet
SOB.
From Ilineston to haul of Spring
Creek, District No. 3, John Powei.
Foomn head o Sprling tire(-k-wihir'
Hi[et-re,nl iltelrsects H1nrr" Ferry Irotd.:
iHstrict No. 4, Satilbh Crqtder.
From Hitestron hlriite to parish lie
ot upper I;urr's Ferry rrod, District
N",. 5. W. D. Budh.
From iutemrshction ot Burr's Ferry
asd Neale, ough road to Iarish line,
District N ti. Jamees Gl~ts.
Fr-ot Hinestou, b tridge to ,ari'h litse
on 80ar Town w oiad, kistree-t ,No. 7,
C. Manel.
From t rrotler's to pprishl line by
way of Jotp DiaLH placq District'No.
8, Rlaol Rutbwford, Jr.
From strother's bridglto Sugartown
road, District No. 9, Calol Johtmooml.
From L'auls stonre to intersectioml of
itinesltoi rosd, at htld of Spt'i g
Creek, IDiwtrict Ntr. 1I, M, Bennett.
From Ro: ky branch to Mrs. hain
tItche's Lane, District o. 11, Jos B;ar
From Melntoclie's liee to Ar-l'hie
Smith's ltterrtcting Illntra Ferry rosuul.
Fi-tim Meldr's srrtoe Stother's
bIridge intrseeecting SYalstreIt i rouhd,
I)istrict No. 13, Jack 8teet;ns.
Contile Ward -J. W. Tezaeda's upqwr
line to tbhe IsIlaiM ont" ay-e totile. Lis
tfilet ,o. 1. G. W. Yarbtroulghl.
Fromu the ltmioiltl of 1i5 oit Coti!ch to
Ho*, s ka lae. DL~rwit j. J. &.;nt Uow
tI.
From Jamnt"s *t,t to bhite ilil,
Dism rict rNo. 3, - Odaqt.
Ftemim While Htts to patish linte,
DLatrict No 4, A. Hadol a)ole...
FVolm t'exstln's Ihir'p. tso Ihnteytl'
tln tncib, I)isj rict So .i, 4,ue l)o asuu.
FI'tiuI I Sy- s br:tlto ea iisl li:
Dttstriet SNo i. Ed Surntl.
FrUlM .JMstas' sltoIC tfo ill :' at , olt
Monettr's Ferry road, Diuitt t . S, ,. -
Culbert.
From Webman's to White Hills,
District No g, tSam H
Bed River Ward- rom Boyee'sj
tower Kum on Bed rier to G. W.
Compton's on Bau. tIapldean, Chas
Job isoand R. 'CruaIkshank.
Pinev-ille Ward .---tnm GOueringj
ntorre to the ditch at David's wood
yard. District No 1, Aug Jam a
Syndie.
From Ferry landing to Curtis Lewd
spring. Dist riot .o 2a J. L. Walker.
From Lewis' spring to the puld
line, District No 3, F. M. Warner.
From Ibrks e.-road at Pine
lea:ing to Doushon's ferry as far
Hughb umamings' house, District :'
4, Geo. Water -
From Mr. Cummings' heors to
parish line, District Noj, Joel Bog. .
From forks of the Hollway'sp tas
road at Pineville, to Muster L1obi, •
District No 6, J. WV. Barron.
Frnm GMoatuar GUaaid.4
church, District No 7, Anthony
gard.
From 7 mile post to Coiastocks;
trict No 8, Perry Lotton.
From Comatock's to parish line, Dl;
trict No 9, A. Crooks.
Fron 7 mile peLt to Boboef' rol,
District No 10, "-. 1i1sra
From the N ~lit Ce~etery at
Pineville, to Brushy Fork, District "a
11, Sip Compton. .
From Blroushy Fork to NaleýV's,l"-.,
trict No 12, J. 11. Ryland.
Fr m, Nalilev's to parish line, Di~str~ :
No 13, Win. Nalley.
F'rmn forks of the road at Pineville
to Seminary, District Yold, B. Recar.
dQ9.
From Seminary to parish aIet by
Clai!horne road, District No 15, .
Williams.
From the forks of the Claiborne road
to the parish line leading on thedirfic
tion of Huldeon Creek bridge, Di-tt-t
No 16, Joseph Boyce. UV. ""
From Thos. Hill's to Rlkolett brige,
District No 17, 8. WVeLt.
From ltipdett bridge t6&Q.i* , ;
District No 18, - Everett.
From the Jun.ctiou of the
road at the river to Mur.phy'3
Yard, at thie mou;lh ofthe lorrow .
trict No 19, - Jef'veys
From Murphy's W\ood Yard to pa.
is). line, in directuio of the BHat
as t;lemi.nt, District No 304 k sk
Thornton.
O4n tuotiou the Jury adjourao , to
u;et to-morrow at 9 A. M.
JUNz am
The Jury met pursuant to arl --
n't-ut, with Musie members preWt.
'TL'c nalnate(vs esre read and' atevp . _
On inaction of M. Paul, -
1 esotccld, T'hat the Parish bTa d*
letotr be required to fulrnia a Nut dst
the 'arish d."itnqtuentn to the ltieot
dtr :::t the s:tina timne he ft·iOrllNglW
list of the iot:i; deiinquests to~ tel
slinsl oftlicr. i
tifl nit i.r, it was resolved tkt, J. -
Claitlentls, i'rfnsha.tt, beauh -
allml tpalaoweret :.o calltract for clkaning
aiund relairiags tile old eolere f" ithe
C,,urt House, ands preeent Isi Lillt ; ,t
our ntext Iloeting. : . t
O(n miotionl it W as reo1lved aied t
nsL':r't AritrIae.v plO.t4el isll4
.L,,i;:,,iizeti ;lctnd instructed to
t ilU tl eti.i a ti tt IR' tftlt a- 1::
lahit trea,-t-t:er, as ordered i a llte
or .hinice'.aue. -i.d January as3&p. of
this Jury.
On motion of 31. Paul,
Jt.solvedl, Tta Janmes Moorshe op.
pointled P1'ri4B b anger by by L
bond in the sum of two
lars.
On motion of 3. Paul, 1, k,
Resolved, That WlsW al, h · .
pointed dinlbulmailg agllik r l
Story, pauper, instead of Siie .
and that as susa as thl
proplriated at a form er
.1 ury is expandled, her ame e lp etrk.
ci- froni the pauper list ofti gi . .
Oii motion of E.J.
Itesoived, That tbe
to lpaitapl in the Pati~ml t
exceeti ike idollars p
isnl after this date.
thin .J ury coaictig withB egg
ot this e.solutinus ams heull .~ . -
Wle.,-:,,, ija the oriM"esg
that it .~, a taell neuSAA
i'alrilh, a til la'iumf
a ma.snap h Ilaeiw, ua t aeil
nsow edilitled in the UlmIw at i
tiis 1ris-
as~reld, Thatte sea ,
and is areby appapripn.aI
to thlle *3mS alreadylr"
lpromcm tis- saisi map U
1hi ilalhtaialt hatliiCshes ai l i
eopl.es o, s.id iiap to thi.
tlaiese oOf pjladice llhs
lu rtlher r
1ucasolvs 1, That the
tbna .*'sf.a- iand ts
to ttl s't'i. l riingbrt 1
_.el tnws for the ftl
tl ased to the
OI .:otiol of I. J.
thRs',hld, That tle
C(i.eiC ..... Iw m-alld be isL  F ' " *, .
Pti to ;llili il-t a tlihel
usa thii: &ismt dtay of Jlmy
tL glai ot i doini dmg
'uml-ish ia maly o th.
maalhe tit t rtle -.
I, ta,l .a,,. That the p*I,.a"
i*'% t'i .lisl l1+ is I|  .at  ;]
cest ;iat tlaiat thime I0 -a
Oatalaltiol 'sd ot tleL B".j '
1a. to 'njhi all Oi dluch 5g -
(arra in a isaim trads, ps o i -
,_eausllti.', find to taki hL
p-aisesitaa agnieut thIe~.s s t~
-rcqnral hy -law.
Ot s Iati lr it wMa !l1
Relport of bh. Finn •t
,teI:t ,i ..;'i:..isy he autilegligA- I
,,e Certificates of lmuls1 0b -"5 -
APP!OVED ACOOUItT -
V. Leus.u, Index and ilaegl.
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