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JOSH VA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Specification de la maniero don't les pierres
tormant lie fosse ct l'appui de la BAN
quette devront etre places.
Les banguettes cxistant actuclement
dams ladite rue devront etre larges de HUT
pieds. Files devront etrc doubtless en-
pierres plates, places CONFINEMENT
a la direction ct au niveilement don
ne par lie voyer. Chaque pierre plate aura
une pente de tros pouces par chaque pied
de hauteur du cote de Palignement des
maisons adjacentes. On laissera dams les
pierres plates DIES ouvertures partout OF
Giles seront necessaires pour egouter les
terrains par lie moyen des rigoles qui pas
seront entire lesdites pierrcs. Les pierres
qni doivent former les fosses au dehors
DIES banquettes seront couchees ii plat sur
un lit de sable on de erayois bien pile ct
chasse sous les pierres par lie moyen dune
pince. Files seront possess settlement con-
tormement au niyellement lie long des
pierres avec lesquelles Giles doivent for
mer un angle carrG leur base.
Les pierres desdits fosses seront soute-
nues du cote de la rue par un pavage de
trois pieds de largeur, faites avec les pier
res de pavage ordinaires. II sera dome
auxdites pierfes de passage une elevation
qraduee du cote de la rue CONNIE il deja
etc fat dams les rues deja pavees. Lesdi-
ties pierres seront bien enfoncees ct cou-
vertes de sable
lie bord dudit pavage, a la partie supe-
rieure aura sept pouces ct demi audessus
du tonds DIES fosses il sera du devoir de
Pentrepreneur de Sc pourvoir, a ses pro.
pres frais ct depens, de tous les bois ne
cessaires Pexecution DIES ouvrages cides-
suf mentionnes, c'est a dire de tous les
ouvriers ct journaliers, soft pour TRAVELLER
becher ct niveler la terre, pour placer les
pierrcs plates DIES c6tGs DIES banquettes on
des fossGs, soft pour payer ct chaser la
terre sous les pierres, en- un mot pour exc.
cutter complement lesdits ouvrages.
La municipalite fournira ct fera trans.
porter sur les 'lieux tous les materiaux
sans exception, necessaires ponr faire les
banquettes, les fosses ct lie pavage de la
rue. Ellie fournira aussi DIES tombereauS
pour enlever Ia terre.
lie contractant sera responsible de tou,
emploi inutile des materiaux
lie contractant sera contraint dc Sc con
former telles directions ct instructions
que lui donnera lie voyer ct dams lie cas- OF
il negligerait d'executer on d'achcver so
lidement GU avec regularite les travauN
cesdits travaux seront rejetes, on telles par
ties d'entre eux qui Sc trouveraient defec
tueuses.
lie tout sera mesure au pied courant e
pave a tel prix que fxesa lie contrat.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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ITAT DE La IULISIANE-Coul de District d.

T. TAT DE Ia lUUISIANE-C0ui de DISTRICT du
premier district juditaire.
JACOB MATOSSY contre SEES Creanciers ~ No.
~ I63s6-La cession DIES prophecies du petitionaire
avant ete accerte par la Cour pour lie benetre de
cieanciers; Il est decrete guune assemhlee desdts
cieanciers aura lieu grcfie de Wm Y Lewis, Not.
Public. Iund lie 30 couran 10 hcurss du natin atm
de aeliberer sur les afnes dudit pcttonare
tenant toutcs poursutes udcarrs contre personne
on ses pre- rietes sont arretec.
Par ordre de l'Hon. Charles Maurian, Juge dc la
Cour de ParoSse, agissant CONNIE juge de cour
da, ,l'ahs,nce de rHon. A. NJ. Buchanan,
Is jpil-3t THEO LEWIS, DIP. Grettcr.
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ing fast. The colours will be entirely changed
the various ornaments altered and improved, and
the whole aspect of the establishment will under'
90 q radical and important change.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que In recomFense offerte par une reso.
luton adoptee lie l6 avril dernier, pour appreheh
sion ct la conviction de peIsonnes commettant des
degats bord dc navires, bateaux vapcur ct au-
tres embarcations, soft ct dameure fxee cuquante
piastres all lieu do deux cents einquante;et quaucnn
officer on autre personnc employee par cote mu-
ncipali,e n'auron droit de reclamer ladite recon-.
pens, GU une partie dicelle. Sgne,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

The gold AIKEN fran all the mines in the Unit.
ed States for the last ten years is said to amount
TO thirty millions of dollars.
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yDN5 s8II
DE LA
MllllicipAAite NO. g.

Conclusion de la seance du Mardi %
Mai 1898.
Instructions supla maniere don't lie pa
wage EN- briques DIES banquettes devra atre
fait -
LIE pavage devra etle fait avec des bri-
ones du lac disposees en- arrGtes de hareng,
places sur une couche de sable du lac GU
d'autre sable aussi convenable avec lequel
les interstices devront aussi &tre remplis.
Avant de poser les brlques lie sol devra
etre coupe ct nivelle en- lui Dormant la
pente CT apres mentionnee, ct il dvera res.
ter dams Get etat. pendant au moins, vingt
jours, ct alors il devra lier ct niveller, en-
donnant une pente dun demi-pouce par
pied. Ledit pave en- briques devra pre-
senter, lorsqu'il sera termine, une surface
unie; les briques don't il sera fat devront
etre places dune maniere re guliere sans
aucune elevation nj creux; ct dams Pins
pection de Get Outrage on Sc servira dune
| reggie pour s'assurer de sa regularite.
Les gouttieres qui passeront sur les BAN
quotes devront etre faites avec toute la
solidite possible, ainsi que dams lie but de
\ faciliter recoulement DIES eaux DIES cours.
Les briques don't Giles seront fates devront
etre, scion que lie cas- Pexigera, possess
avec du mortier de chaux ct de sable, GU
de la poussiere de briques, gu avcc du sa-
BILE du lac seul
Tous les materiaux pour lesdits ouvra-
ges dcvront etre livres sur lie lieu meme
par la municipalite; lie contractant sera te-
nu responsible pour tout emploi inutile de
ces materiaux.
II sera du devoir de Pentrepreneur, tou-
ties les fois quill recevra du voyer l'ordre
de demol!r les anciennes banquettes, soft
de bois soft de briques, de les laisser Ia ou
de les jeter dams la rue, jusqu'a ce que la
municipalite denne DIES ordres pour EN- dis
poser.
Lorsque dams les anciennes briques sus-
dites il sen trouvera quelques unes de
propres, lie contractant ne devra les prem
DIRE que sur l'ordre du voyer.
lie contractant devra Sc conformer aux
presentes instructions, ainsi qua telles di
rections qui pourront etre donnees par lie
voyer, ct sill Negligent de Sc conformer
la presente specification, ct sill n'executai
pas pouvrage CONNIE il a etc stipule plus
haut, son contrat deviendra nul ct nor
avenu, ct une autre adjudication de sor
contrat sera fate a ses risques ct peril.
lie lit de sable sur lequel lie pave devr;
etre pose ne devra dams aucun Gas etrt
dune epaisseur moindre DUN demi-pouce
gu de plus de trois-quarts de pouce. Lors
eque ledit Outrage sera complete, il dew
tire inspccte ct sill est approuve il sera'
I mesure IA la yarde carree ct pave au tau:
stipule dams REHABILITATION.
Signe,
| IOSHIIA RAIDANIN Rncnrde1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

STATE or LCUlSIANA--First Judicial District
* Coiir-Jaccb Aja0ssy his Creditors, No. 1886
The cesson of The petitioners property. having been
accepted by he Court for the b'nett Of bis Creditors
it is ordered that meeting of said Creditors take
place at the Office OF VIM Lewis, esq, notary public
on Monday, the 30th instant, at 10 ocl"ck, d. for
the purpose OF debera'ng on the affairs OF sad pri-
TONER; and in the meantime all judicial proceedings
against his person and property are stayed
I,v order of the honorable Charles Maurice Judge o.
the Parish Court Ct New Orleans acting ms Judge o
This Court in the absence Of The honorable A NJ
Buchanan. TllEO. LEWIS,
jvl93t Deputy Clerk.
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R6solu que lie capitaine Harper, do la police.
fora son rapport ce eonseil, sa prochans scan.
&C, al les iusiis preles al colonel Mansel White,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Healh-De,roit with population of ten thou
sand had but single death in the week ending
the 7lh.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

Imprisonment for debt has been abolished in
England! There is now indeed something more
than boasts to prove this the age Of reform
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

sca"r" I"u IL 'usD4 COZ &C do"i~ure ou-
torise a acheter de temps a autre pour w
sage de cette muaicipalite, - brouet-
ties, --beches, - pics, --pelles ct
autres instruments de travail ct den faire
SON rapport a chaque seance suivante du
conseil.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

nFFICE NEW ORR. Fans &AASEvILLE RAIL
W RUAD COMPANY-Drafts on New York at
sight or sixty da, date for sue, in suit pur-
cLnsers. JAMES CALDWELL,
iy6t President.
YNyO LET until LIST November next: the elegant
Dwelling Honse, No III st JOSEPH strest.
Apply 1t No. "a Pavdras street. jyl9
1n(An ia KREl.S LIME landing from! brig Uncle
lV0bD Sam, Tor sale by
iylq g. WHITNEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

st. Charles.-Ths painting and embeIlishing of
the interior Of this splendid theatre are progress
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28

VA nISKEY-75 bbls rectfcd whiskey landing
w from steamboat Hannibal, l25 do, in store, for
sale by LAY En- " MEl.UNG,
jY2l II Commerce street
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gATnNLESALf AND RF.TAIL NONB AND
w VARIETY STORE, NO. Is Camp stree .un-
der Bishops Hotel-Ihe subscribers at nov ,pen nx
at their new stand extensive assortment articles
their line comprising every variety of Combs bra,hes
Pe1trme,y, Looking Glasses, Playing Cards AMI .
large number of Fancy articles. Tho following 70
prrt description:
COMBS-rortoise and brazilian high top tuck, val
and carved; de- do. twist, long, neck puff side po.Ae
and dressing, ivory and horn; fine so1,f dressing and
pocket combs; horn, reddng and s9mhs; wooden
dressing, fine tooth and pocket con.n..
PERFUMERY-A general assu,,a1It of French
and American Perfumery, consisting .,i,gne water
in bottles, OF all shapes and sizes; law nner Florida
rose, orange, lemon, esssrline, bersamo,, llerfeun,
etc. fancy soaps of every description; macassar anquu
and vegetable hair oil and eurns tud chlorine tooth
wash, carbonic and chlorine denu1re scented and plain
toilet powder; pomatum preston SALTS etc.
misunderstanding grea, variety OF cloth,
hair, hat, flesh tooth, nail comb shaving, plate, hearth,
fine aud, plain busting, sweeping, erumb furniture.
scrubbing and white wash, horse shoe and tanner'
securing, paint and varnish brushes ind sash and grain
ng tools Of all sizes
LOOKING GLASSES-CorAprising gilt frames OF
various Sizes s. 3, and draw toilets German s.atia.
toilet and pocket glass, magnifyng mir, ors, etc.
PLAYING CAkDS-Eagle, Harry Sth, broom,
Highlander, Spiel Caren, French and white back Play
ing Cards.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-A supe-
rior assortment of portable desks ladies' and gentle
mems dressing and ladies' work boxes; fancy boz
es of various descriptions, suitable for the year
and Christmas gifts; pocket books OF all Sorts suspen
ders msc-boxes, lead pencils, crayons, volins, bead
bags and purses, assortment Of fancy beas superior
quality billiard balls, paste blacking bone, shirt, vest,
fall and suspender buttons pearl buttons and shirt Studs
srops gas machines for creating light; Spanish
and melee segars maccouba Paris, rappee and Scotch
sffs an assortment of plain and sword canes; back
CANNON boards dice fancy screens, optics, Jcwshaps,
harmonicas ucter matches, pins, needless percussion
caps drinking cups, hunting TASKS and game bagss
STEEL silver and plated specaces thimbes Irvine, etc;
handsome assortment of engravings, and large varie
y of other articles all of which will be sold for low
prices, for cash or city scceptances.
maya REEFS Y D'LANGE.
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pour l'usage du 4e. regiment de la miliee de Ia
Louisiana, ga derniera revue. ont etc rendus Oh
bon ordre ct en- bon etat. Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.

Re-ou que 10 voyer est ct demeure autorlse Ct re-
quis d'avor reparer immediatement, de tells ma
Mere ct moyens qui lui somblcront 10 plus convo-
nables, ls cocher dc la maison de garde du 30.
district. Signe,
rocIrTr, Ear ny17JN Docor5or
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28
FORTY DOiI,NRS KEWARI

NJ ANYWAY from the subscriber, fifteen daysssgo,
q the Negro Girl LUCY or LUCINDA. She ID
strong aud well built speaks English and some broken
French; her skin net very dark. She was owned by
Mr. r Aogood then by Mrs. Clark, in Poydras street,
who sold her to her present master. Sne has been
five days ago. in Tie lower part of the city, and
brick yard, near to the race ground. H BONNAREI.,
iY2l corner Nntchez md Tchnnnitnnlns cts.
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SHAVER Y.
LOST.

IA -
"A Treasurer, i'll favor of leo T. Dunbar Civil En-.
gineer for the sum of Five Hundred dollars The find
er will confer favor by leaving the with +. Ga.
deere, Esq. Ut the Office of lire True American.
Nv s
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GUPPING INSTRUMENTS, Nc.-A supply OF
" CUppmg Instruments, Patent Pump Syrnges,
and Stomach Pumps, MI Of the mos, improved des-
eruption, received by the subscribers.
Also, Cologne Water, Balm at Columbia, Wards
Hair Oil Fine Hair, Nail aud tooth Brushes Sc &c.
Wa SICtLEsi & Co. 10 Canal street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-28
RUSHTON &, ASPINALL'S
AHOMPDIIND TONIC MIXIIIRE "A ane

RUSHION ~ ASPlNALL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
" and certain euro for the Fever and Ague,
romittent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni-
versal success in 1882, by persons of the highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor Of
tho recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the scourge of our country. d in
a medicine possessing great virtue, and whom used!
according to the directions has never failed of
effecting cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder 1t is not at all disagreeable, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with mpunity, II strengthens the digestivs
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
moro than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprietors are
so well convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has been
taken in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect of the fever & ague.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of Bienvle and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
ie5 IT w. SMITH A Cent; ~
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- COTCH ALE-72 casks Scotch ae, quarts and
y pints) for sale by HOLMES g. MILLS,
iy2l Bank Alley.
TARPENTER'S Fzuid Extract Of SarsapariAa---
~ and all other Carpenters Preparations, received
lately by FL BONNABEL,
iy2i cor Tchouptoulas g. Natchez ats.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
ID ANAWAY about one month ago, the Negro Bow
III ROBERT, belonging to the subscriber. Sail
boy is between 10 and IA years of age, film built not
vera dark, and very intelligent; speaks English and
little French. Twenty dollars will be paid for his
apprehension so that can get him. fifty dollars If
taken out of the state, on application to
p DELAHOUSSAYE,
jy21-4t Faubourg Lafayette.
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jy21-4t

TWO RENT-Possession given Immediately, the
L. House on Mc Bath Raj Road near the Lake
Shore. The two Pavilions in Bath, near the New
Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Several Rooms in
the Car House Of the Bath Rail Road Company. For
the particulars apply 10 II BONNABEL,
jy2l corner Natchcz L TchouptOulas SITS.
TUNO RENT-rhc House and Garden adjong Hsrbys
Il Academy, on Tiyoli Circle containing six rooms
with kitchen, pantry. and outhsuses, &c. Apply to
JARVIS s. ANDREWS,
iy21 corner Tchouptoulas Il Common streets.
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U. S. MAI. TO AND FROM MOBILE DAILY
klgfy1s E(s c. EE!fgzl=@z9e
Comprising the following boats, viz; ,
FIN N. U. I'm Mople'
SUNDAY Caroline r A Jeilries, Swan.
Mnndny Mazeppa, Saml Griffin, 5 Alabama
T,esdav isabella u Murray, Caroline.
Wednesday, Swan, ST. Dar WWallace.
Thursday Caroline Jeffrey, nln2ePpa'
r,;dav $ Alahmun, J b Carsons Caroline.
Saturday, w Wallace, vi hnight, ,seoeIla.
The above boats will leave the lake end Oh he ran
Road daily on the arrival of the ~ past II o'clock
car, A. Nj.
starting.
accident.
For freight or passage apply to
WHITMAN, II St, Charles
Exchange Bnildinss,N o.
rto SATRE CONVERS ~ co. Mobile.
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NAfINE q. PORTER BOTTl.ES-50 gross wines
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale by
HOLMES u MILLS,
80, Rank Alley.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21

One of the Houston papers has published
an ingenious rcmonstrancc of the bachelors
in Texas, addressed to 'tne most beautiful
and the most lovely, the most accomplished.
and tairest Of the fair, alias the 1000 young
ladies of Boston, who have pe.tioncd Con.
cress against The annexation of Fexas to the
Union" The residents declare that they are
mortified at thi. opposition Of the young Ia
dies Of Boston, inasmuch as it shows dis
position to oppose union Of more domes-
tic nature. The remonsrants arc bachelors
in Texas, without one woman to hundred
men, and it is that thought which embitters
the course the young ladies Of New England
hare adopted towards them. In conclusion
they add that Texas is, perhaps, the only
country on the face Of the earth, where q
proper estimation is set on ladies.--MoJiie
paper.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21

Sugar Beehive were preseGted few
days ago with a specimen of Molasses man.
ufacturcd from this vegetable, by Mr. Geo.
A. O'Brien Of this town. The sample sen,
US is not inferior, as far as we arc judges,
to that extracted from the cane it is clear,
and the taste pleasant--and we are OF opin-
ion, from the statement Of Mr.. O'Brlrn.
that there would be much gained by the
speedy culture of this beet by our farmers
land its manufacture into sugar. He says
owing 10 his not having suitable materials
he has not, as vet, made any dry sugar, bu,
promises us a "sweet lump" in few days
The yield according TO Mr.. O'Brien's trial
is 9 per cent.--Kahfmdzo Gazette.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
For the Republican.
A SKETCH.

He stood forth in all tho native grace
And dignity of manhood; his proud form
Bent not-hs liilod brow, so just and truo
An emblem of his mind, was clear aud calm.
In his dark eye. the measures of tn, soul
Were all dsccrncd and there he Stood SO young.
Sobeautiful, before tn, hallowcd shrine
Where oft, from childhood's hour, his soul hid
risen
On wings Of faith and prayer 10 yon bright world.
. Ills ransomod spirits future hons." Bat now
IL, stood not Their, aloae, for by his side
gentle form, tn, treasure of his thoughts,
Helven's choicest boon, in radiant beauty stood.
Bright visions of tbs past before him come,
The infant joys which mem'ry treasured still,
His childish sports upon the flowery bank
With his young sister-now in heavcn-thc
OF boyhood, the jes'mino bower where first he
fit
Omnipotcnt was his mind, now swept across
Ills soul with thrilling power.
Nor think it strange
If even now at this bright hour such thoughts
Should swell his bosom; all must now be loft,
Alone with that fair girl he must away,
For Heaven had called him 10! beyond the
deep,
Must be his future home. The sea.beat ilse,
Far DER the oceans stormy wave now claims,
In Heavens own name, his works of love and 10 |!
lie yields, and gives his all sacrifice,
free-will offering, to Heaven, to do
And be whatever God required.
They knelt
Before the altar of the Lord, and joined
In holy prayer-the prayer of faith they rose,
The solemn pledge was given, and
They were one.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
PROCLAMATION
BY STEVENS II. MASON,

~ - EA'o NANA~Ot'f
Governor in and orer the State Of Michigan.
Whereas, by tho sixth section of an act of Con-
gross, passed the Goth day of April, 1878, it Is
d,cl red. " That if any prison shall, within the
rr.ory or jurisdiction of tho United Stats, be.
gin or set on foot, and provde or prepare the
m3ans for any military expedition or enterprise.
TO be carried on from th'nco & inst the terrific
RIGS or domnions of any foreign Prince or state,
or of any colony, district or people, with whom the
u. States are at peace any person or persons SO
offending shall be declared guilty of high INSIDE
meanor. and shall be fined not exceeding thro
thousand dollars, and imprisoned not moro than
threc years"
And whereas, by direction Of the President
Of the United States, my attention has been
requested to any movements of the charac
ter des;ona,ed in the the act above cited, with
in this State, and my intefsrcnce desired, t.
arrest the parties concerned. should any prepa
ralions he made of hostile nature, agains
my foreign power in amity with the Unitc'
States.
Now. Their fore, in compliance with the rcqucs
of the President of the United States. and in view
| of tho popular connections now existing in tn
Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, d
hereby caution, and cnioin upon all good cit
liens of this state, and all other persons whom
sosvcr, resident or being within our borders
to abstain and desist from the commission Q
any act which my, in the least degree, violat
the laws of tho United tstcs, or disturb tn
peace and amity now existing between the pee
pie of this Union and the government OF Grea
Britain.
And do, by this Proclamation, further cnjoi
upon all our officers Of this State, to aid in III
faithful enforcement of the laws Of the Unite
States, and in the arrest of all persons who ma
attempt their Infringement.
In testimony whereof have hcrcunto set m
hand. and caused the seal of the State
l.. 8. be aft xcd, this 26th day Of December, SO
STEVENS T. MASON.
BY tho Governor.
KNITTING PEroHxrrs, Secretary Of state
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21

March of InteHect..-The Kentucky and
Ohio Journal, among several examples "of
the march of intellect" gives the follow
ing.
A maker Of "blue ruin" that is, burnt
whiskey. wishing to buy StiH, wrote the
following science letter to a coppersmith in
this city:
"Sur
81 want q Still Maid that can pirk thirty.
six gallants." (gallons.)
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
"The citizens of Youngstown and Lewis

"The citizens of Youngstown and Lewis.
,on are holding meetings which none but
i C inflated in the object thereof are per.
nit,ed to attend. We. arc in possession
of a part Of the secGts; and hope TO
have the budget complete for insertion in
our next.-Niagaru Chronicle"
The editor Of the Chronicle has been
Stuffed" by some wog. The "mectings"
that have been held on this side were the
fruits of the proceedings of the Canada ma
gistrates in stopping the ferries. Persons
from a distance DESTROYS of crossing over
into Canada, are by an cdict of the, Canadi-
an authorities compelled 10 remain here
and at Youngstown, from four O'Clock in
the afternoon until eight o'clock the next
morning. These arc the "meetings" that
frghien the old women over the river
Lewiston Telegraph.