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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY NtuBr. March 90, 1880.
CoTToN-We quote
Inferior 9a9i. Ordinary gialDs; Middling Fair III
ALI. Fair lila -.
1bhaceo-1lie only large sale we heard Of to-day
was GO bids. Ia round lott 20 adm tilted at II, and Al
refused AT Sac. per III.
Sugar and MBla ea.-Susnr has heen in fair re-
quest. hut at still easiet prites. Sales 800 hhi.. nj
aaa34 for common TO fully fair. MnIastes Inll. and
400 hfls. disposed Of. at l6aI9e. for good fertnent-
ing, and 22a2se. for prime and cbuice rel,oiled.
Flour.-Tte market il firm but mt ariive. Sales
900 bbls. including 100 bbls. Ufin nj 49, IS; 1W do
at a. ga for s~utetfire, and % % for fine; $50 hbls.
st. Lotus snpeffine In fur lots. at nc ". and $50
bbls. extra ST. Lotus at nc 62taaG III.
Corn.-sales 800 Faeka, IN two lots. ut hland IS.
Oats3-40O sacks Illinois brought Soc. per bushel
P~nrk-The lnrgest sales to o,tr kfiuw ledge were
s75 bbls. mess, nj 49, 50, and sq prime ai ag 40. CT
bulk pork, 100000 lbs. sold at "a for shoulders and a.
for silps.
Baron-4a nasks prime sides. on the levee. brought
81. per h., and 80 tiefces ranvnssed hams Rtc.
Lani--Stock light 300 kegs inferior sold at 81;
900 bbls. and 100 kegs No. | al &c. per b.
C~offee.-sales Of 6o0O bags Rio tincluIing loo
bags for shipment to BOSTON, AZ less than 12c.
Salt-1s,D0O bushels Ira PAM sold tsevsral days
since nj 2Jc., four mtitlis.
Camlles.-A sale OF 80 boyes tallow Candles nj Gle.
Whisk y.-5O bbls. rettiiied sold nj 2llc., and do,
in lots, nj 22c.
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March 2slh, 1850.
ETAT DE la LOUIsfANE-Paroisse
d'Esl Baton Rouge. g

ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures
~ d'Esl Baton Rouge. g
Cour dcs Preuves.--No. 1872.
Dams raAaire de la succession de William
b. Wall, decide.
En- vertu dune commission d moi adres.
see par Honorable cour du sixieme dis.
trict judiciairc dams ct pour Ia %paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera vendu par le
soussigne sheriff. en- vente pubIiqus, az
plus hant enchGrisseur, JErDI, lie 1Oeme
Avril 1850. d la derniere residence du de-
fun. dams la vile de Baton Rouge d midi,
Ia propriete ci-apres decrite appartenant d
la susdite succession, sayoir
Plusipurs chevanx ct uDe mule. une cha.
rette ct barnais, un dray ct harnais, deux
vacl,es eli veaux. tine armoIre, une horloge,
six thaises, une berceuse, lavebos, ia bic,
ustens,ls de cuisine, deux Its ct bois de lifs,
pelle, pincette- ct chenets, une qnantite de
~fayence ct verre,ie, une MALE ds voyage,
une barouche ct barnais.
Conditions de la venie-comptant.
l.. G.. MORRIS, Sheriff.
March 30, 1850.
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: THB LnNprN PotrcE A uti'er in the
81. Louis In.eIlgenetr, giving his first i'm
pressions Of | endon. says: q
Nv attention. very soon after my arrival
in London. wg,s aitra, ted 10 certain class
Of men peculiar 10 their dress and 'n,n-
nrrs. noticed NJ every corner Of the
streets, at every 'horcnghfare and public
place certain demurs, stail, grave indivi-
duals. dressed in blue cloth. having Gu mi
li'sry cut, coats butt"n"d mp TO the neck.
with certain letters and figures marked IN
white on their colIars-hnving a mprnrco
leather belt around their waists-ihe tips
Of their hats covered with lle same mate
rial, aud on wet Or rainy days wearing a
glazed leather cng over their shoulders.
These men were generally standing still.
gazing care'essly upon the movitg scen"-
before thsm-or walking slowly upon the
pavement. They are the Er.lampd "Lon
don police" and richly do they deserve all
the praise that has ever been bcstrw"d
npon them. They are emphaticaIly the
strangers friend, always polite, always
p~atien, and ready and willing to give yo'
any inform ,iion which you may ask. and
to serve YOU us lar MS 10 their power.
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TwrNvy Dollar Gotp PtECEs The

Twenty DOLLAR Gotp PtECEs The
new American ColdDoul,le Eagles, made
Of California gold, have been Issued Ivy
the u. s. Mint at phila deIpLia. II has
been proposed to style them washing.
tons" The baltimore Sun says:
They are about the size If the silver
h.llar. but Of course considerably heavier.
On one side Is the old original head Of
"L,il,e,ty." with III, word 'liherty" arfoss
the fo,,l,e d, surrounded by The thirteen
STAR, aud stamped "ls5O.' On the re-
verse is The roat of atms Of the unioa.
being The figure Of an eagle with spread
wings. Of different design to those on any
other coin, with arrows. olive bra nrh. aud
shield. aud II, motto "E rluiibus Unutn'
on scrolls On either side. The eagle is
s,,rroun ed with the words "Uni'ed States
of Am"rira," "rw"n,y D." and has, i'm
mehia'ply over it. a circle of thirteen smail
stars. II is n most substantial aud beau
tiiiii coin. and will be both useful and con
venicut.
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To t.he Public.

w r. the undersigned. citizens Of the parish Of East
W Baton Rouge. do hereby certify that tacob Smith
was born and raised here in among us. lie is noN
fprtY odd years Of age: and we have never known
him 10 he any thing else than an honest, hard work.
ing man, ana all laborirg taen that have been in his
employ will shy the same. S. me twenty-five years
ago, he was taken with The white swelling, which
made a cripple Of him for life fifteen years ego he
settled down here among us he was n man of no
property nj that time. but through his industry and
eronopv. and honest dealing among us, he las at
guiE9d a handsome property, which was beyond our
expectation, seeing the situation he was In. We
further state that he attends very closely to his farm,
and never leaves unless called on business. and bas
always dome so. We further state that we have
"ften Ind dealings with him in mbney matters, md
otherwise, and have never dealt witt, II niure correct
.han also that we have never known him to Out hs
farm on purpose Of fighting his iieighhors
GEO K~LEiNPETEl,, r. c. BABIN.
+. K~BEINPETER. MICHAEL ADDNEY,
]. Z. FOREMAN. JOHN T. PikER,
J. X. DuFROfQ. J. r. kLElNPETER,
III y. BANKER.
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st James Lodge. No. al.

a. Baton Rouge, Marcb u, 1850.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God.
in the ~dispensation Of bis nll-wise P'ovi-
dence to take from us by death. our worthy
and beloved b other WIN. IL. McCAuomEy,
in the year of bis life. @
Therefore. be ii resolved. that in the
death If Bro. VIM. II. McCaughry we
have lost a worthy brother, and this COM
munity p good citizen.
Resolved, That while we how to the
DEGREES Of Divine Providence, yet we sin.
cerely deplorc the loss Of bro. McCAuGHEy
aid deeply sympathizing with his family in
their bereavement, tender them our hearts
leIt coincidence for their loss.
Resolved, That in token of respect for
the memory of the deceased. this lodge
and its furniture be clothed in mourning
for the space ofthir'y days.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be furnished to the widow
and published in the papers of this
city.
By order Of st. James Lodge, No.47.
EUGENE LANOUE,
Secretary.
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Marci, 90, 1860.
STATE or LOUISIANA.-Paris

STATE or LOUISI4NA.-Paris
Of Eaa Button Rouge.
In the matter If the Succession No. IJ7.
OF WILLIAM b. VAL, dec'd!9 Probate
BY virtue Of a commission tr me direct.
ed from The Honorable Sixth JudiclaI bis.
tr,ct Court for said Parish Of East Baton
Rouge. will be- sold by the undersigned
Sheriff It public Anriion 10 tn highest
bidder, on THURSDAY, the 10TH day
Of APRIL. 1850, at tie house where The
deceased last resided in the town?of Baton
Rouge. at IL O'clock, NJ. the herein after
described property belonging TO the above
succession, 30 wit {:
Stock of Horses aud one Mule. one Cart
and Harness, one Day and Harness. two
Cows, and Calves, one Burran, one Clock,
six Chairs, one Rocking chair. Wash.stand
Bowl and pitcher. one Table, Cooking
utensils, two Bedsteads and BedIing, Sbn.
vel, longs and Andirons, a lot Of Crockery
and ass ware, n Travelling Trunk.
and a Buggy and Harness.
Terms Of Sas-CASH.
B l.. G. NORRIS, Sheriff,
March 2Slh, 1850.
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FinE.--Our citizens wee alarmed OH
Wednesday last BY hearing The cry of fire.
and in u moment, Notwithstanding the in.
clemcncy Of the weather, every body was
on the alert Ii was soon found out that a
range Of wood buildings, attached to
Messrs. McMsin g. Cos. saw.mill and
brick. works, aud occupied by their work
men, were on FIRE. The fire engines were
promptly on the spot, but such was the
rapidly with which the FIRE ragged, that the
buildings were consumed before assistance
could be rendered by them. The loss of
the cn,erprising proprietors of the works.
by this fire, is considerable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

LECTURES on ANATOMY AMI fnysto-
LoGs.--Dr. Wome,sly will deliver lectures
m this interesting subject on this evening
and Monday as will be seen by an adver-'
tisement Ia another column. No course
OF lectures can profit an attentive aud in
,~elligent audience more, than one on Ana.
tony and Physiology. w" have seen
many notices of these lectures ~ DR..
Womersly, and from the hat,ering man
ner in which they are universally spoken
al. We have no doubt he is well qualified
for the task he has undertaken.
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E7ATDE IA LOHISIANA-Porois
H'Esf Hutou Rouge. GA

Dams fafaire de Ia succession dc Lotus LErFY
deetde-Cour des p euves-No lbs.
En- vertn dune Cernm ssion i moi adresste
par Honorable Cour du Sixieme District ia
diclaire pour In paroi-se d Est Baton Rouge,
Il sera sentu par 10 soussigne sheriff, pour ,du
COMPLIANT,
. LuNDf lie 8tmE AyRfL 1850,
ii Ia darniere residence do daiunt, dars Ia vile
de Baton Rouge, a mid, Une q%uantite de
Mnubles de maison Ell dc Cuisine, apparte-
nant a Ia subtle succession.
l.. {. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Marci, 30, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
. THE CANE CRop.--Jbe Franklin Ban.
ner Of The Zlst inst. says |.

We notice in many places IN The patish
tha cane is in fine condition. The plan
ters have succeeded generally IN getting 4
much better stand than they expected last
winter when ihe seed was being injured
by Tho worm. The injury done To the
seed has not been extensive enough to do
serious injury 10 the canning crop. which
has been All agreeable disappointment 10
the planters.
If the same cold and icy blast which
has visited us i,,is week has passed over
ii. Mary we have no doubt the brigh,
prospects of it, planters are blasted, "a
w,II as those IL This and n~eighbering par
,sI)es.
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or CsMrrRy. - Repeatel Inquiries
have been made lately relative 10 the
fence of The grave. yard, or whether the oh
jet has been abandoned for the PR sent I
viii some person acquainted with the
facts enfightcn the pu' lie On this matter.
FREEMAsoN's MoNrroR. containing
n d%elineation of the Fundamental
principles of Freemasonry, opera
tive and speculative, as we'll in n
religious Ms a moral view, with en-
plantations and plates of all The emb-
lens Of the degrees from entered
+. apprentice TO sclecf Masters degree
and order of Priesthood. bNs Y. A..
Davis. embeIlished with n correct like
ness of Jos. r. Chandler, ESD. of
Philadelphia, 2. G.. W. 7. Of the
Grand Lodge and Chapter of the
State Of Pennsylvania.
The A,miogy Of AHc'ent Craft
Masonry to Natural and Rercaied
Religion. by CHARLES Scorr. A. M.
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
of the State of Mississippi.
The above interesting works can
be obtained at the Office Of this
paper, where subscribers TO the works
can also obtain them. They cannot
fail to be interesting and instructive
especially to members of that ancient
and highly respectable order. d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

TuE Wa Nero Union ON Mr..
CALuouN's SlEEcu.--The Union Of yes.
terday, in noticing Mr.. Calhoup's speech,
re.echoes the sentiment of Gen. Cass, in
his recent frank and frcible letter, ,ha, the
Union is in dagger" and after express
ing its still ardent hope that this danger
may be averted by a true spirit Of cecilia.
ton aud liberal compromise. says:
"Mr. Calhoun is not explicit eno' oh
in stating what should be Tia guarantees
which he would Require in the form of an
amendment to the Constitution, though he
seems to suppose that there are sufficien,
provisions in the present Constitution. il
the North would perform her duties under
Il. Does MIR. Calhoun mean that he will
postpore any settlement, by any compro.
mise ofathe present agitating questions,
until that amendments shall be made or
attempted in the Constitution. Ifhe main.
taans this position, we have the misfortune
entirely to differ with him.
His speech has.nos changed at all our
own views of this embarras,in ing question:
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MARR1ED

On the evening of the 9th instant,
by the Rev. W. IT. Crenshaw, Mr..
ANDREW JACKSON BLACK, TO Miss Can
oLtsB ktssER, all of this city.
On Tuesday Goth inst, by J. r.
Dufrocq, Esq, J. p, Mr.. CHENILLE
DA1eLE to Mrs. CARMELirE Diaz, NIL
of this Parish.
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Fl. w. JONES.
States for Sale.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs The citizens ~.
- East and West Baton Rouge, that he is
IN daily expectation of a lot of States, and
that he vii always keep on hanI a 60 d as
sortment Of various sizes. lie will also en-
gage to lay the States whenever desired, at ~
moderate terms ms possible.
Orders left ut lis yard, come e f'onle-
ward and Levee 81 Gets will ba promptly at
tended to. ~mlt23-2n,.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Direct from New York.
FER ste1mship OH

A SPLENDID assortment of the latest
n style Of Jewelry, con isting of fine gold
Watches, Gold, Vest and Guard chains,
breast pins, Ear rings, Finger rings, Gold
pens AMI pencils. Gold thimbles, buckles,
slides, Watch hooks, and many other articles
loo nu nervous to mention. Cali and see the
varieties at r. G ~DELARoDERIE's Fashiona.
BILE Depot, Harvey House.
feb2 .ly.
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING ny SUBSCRIPTION
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF
THOMA DICK. LII. D..
Comprising Tie ToLouing eleven Works,

gCoDprtstng the olOUang eepen Works, rIz
l. An Essay on the improvement Of Society,
2. The Phstosophy Of a Future State,
3. The Philosophy Of Religion,
A. The Christian Philosopher, or Science and Religion
5. Mental Illumination and Moral improvement Of
Mankind,
6. An Essay on de Sin and Euz Of Couetousne.s,
7. Celestial Scenery,
8. Sidereai Heavens, Planets, &C.,
9. The practical Astronomer,
10. The Solar System and its Wonders,
II. The Atmosphere and Atnospherioal P~henomcna:
ILLUSTRATED by EN0RAvfNGs AND 4 PORTRAIT /:
Issued in two Roya. Octave Volumes, containing
printed on fine paper. 1t will be well and substan-
tally bond in leather, with spring back and marked
edges, and offered to subscribers at the remarkably
low price of 81 and Fifty cents per Copy.
The Publishers have contracted with Messrs. q. e.
J. w. HARMON, to dispose of this work, and have
given to them the control Of it throughout the State of
Louisiana. H. 81. APPLICABLE. Pub'rs.
Subscriptions uiH also be received at this office.
Bato, Rouge, Feb. Alb, 1850.
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NOTICE.

Six h District Conr'--Psris', of r.. Felictana.
In Succession Of sann"l MrKnpely. decd.
Whereas Rabert HE Of the parish Of East
Fe!ici4na, State s~foresaid jus this day mads
apr'icatinn 10 The tIetk oftle aforesaid cou ,
to bn ap onted dative t4stamen'aiy Execu-
tor Of sa d de eased
" IT, is lere by ~giv@nto nj persons inter-
ct Ito INV cause within tie letal publica-
tion hereof why 'ha PRAYER Of the applicant
shou d mt be granted.
ENOs HEBEhT, Opt. elk.
March. 2l-2Fs.
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New SUMNER GOODs.

THEOPHiLE. PENEGUY Informs the
public that he has just received from
France and from the North, a large sssort.
ment of FANCY AND DRY GOODS sui
table for the season, which he offers at rea-
sonab'e prices.
UStore ON the corner of Lafayette and
Laurel streets, Baton Rouge. fmar30. .
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JusrrcEs OF II pEAcE.-ln answer
to several inquiries o(len made, we would
state tina, mogist ates have a right to take
bail IL all criminal cases where the of nee
is punishable for less thar serea years. Il
nigh, be Of some advantage to certain
persons if they would acquaint themselve
with facts, otherwise they might be accus
ed by Intelligent persons Of sometimes
making wil!ul measurements for effect.
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WIN n. eco.
IMPORTERS or AID DEALERS IN HARDWARE
CUTLERY, &c, &c.,--55 GRAv1Eg ST.,

CUTLERY, &c, &c.,-55 GgAvER sT.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, a general assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, &c, &c~.,-Consisting in part oi
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades,
shoyels, s'ockcs. Kettles, Bark M lis, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots. Coil, Ox, Log. Trace,
TonsaiI and other Chains; Mi AID Grind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws Of all kinds, scythes and sickIes,
Hooks ard Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shovels and Tongs, Pokers, Andirons,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sieves, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
and Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools T'ress Hoops,
Walters and Trays, Bits, Augers and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Oaknm
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters
Hames and Collars, ploughs and Plough
Moulds, Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every, variety.
uMERCHANTS, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully invited to call and ex
mine for themselves.
April 1O,-IO.
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AMERICAN EXHIBITION IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN
FRANKLrN.-The New York correspondent Of the
Charleston News, writing on the 9Th instant, in refer
ence to MI. Grunnell's projected expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin, says:
it is now settled that the expedition shall consist OF
two vessels, schooner rugged, of ninety tons burden
each. Captain De heaven, who was connected with
the exploring EXPEDITION, has been rendered and
the command. and passed midshipman
Griffin will be second in command. The expedition
will sail from here in the early part Of next May.
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Look TO YouR PUNcruATioN.-9A
toast drunk at a 9TH Of July celebra-
ton was given as follows:
"Woman-without her, man would
be n savage" .
The Boston Post thinks the pune
tuation erroneous, and should be cor
rectcd thus; @
woman, mithom her man,, would
be a savage
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y I r. y

At the residence Of his lather-in-
law. in this city, on Tuesday, the goth
inst, after a lingering and painful i'll
ness. Mr.. WM. II. MoCAreuEy, a ma
tive of Ohio, but for several years
past a worthy and highly esteemed
resident Of Baton Rouge.
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Received this tay,per Gipsey.
Sale.
STATE OF ~LOUISIANA--Pmis

STATE OF LOU1S1ANA--Parish
Of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter Of the succession I No. l5S,
Of LOUIS LEaEY, deceased, Probate.
by virtue OF a commission issued from he
Sixth Jud GA District Cont for said Par sh
Of East Baton Rouge, viii be sold BY The un-
dersigted Sheriff FOR CASH, Oh MONDAY
the : III day of APRIL, 1860, at he house
where the deceased, last resiltd IN the town
Of Batnn Rouge, at ~ o'clock, NJ, A IOr
of household and kitchen furniture, belonging
to The above succession. l.. &. NORRIS,
March 30th, 1850. Sheriff.
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Female Orphan Association of Baton
HDIgn. a


For The purpose Of protecting poof or
pban girls, CIara L.. Adams. Tennessee
Darts. Rebecea Elom. I'o"ny Gayle, i, rs
TER Whitley, Margaret Kent. Mory A
Isen, Mary u. Nay and Julia Ba,bee. do
hereby agree to form u body corporate TN.
der the name and style Of ''lug FEMALE
OnrHAS ASSOCIATION or Baron koueE.'
aud agree TO The following Constitution o,
Charter.
AHr. l~T. TIP corporation shalt have
power to hold. In its corporate rapac .ty,
real estate Ia the value OF Fifty thousand
Dollars.
Arr. 2p. The by laws. rules and re-
gulati6as. for The proper management, OF
The atia irs Of the Institution, shall receive
the sanction Of t'ree lou'tbs OF the mem-
be's present.
Arr. 3D. Any one may, ny vote Of a
MINORITY present, and the payment of a
stipulated sum, become Il member Of the
Institution. o
Anr. 4Tu. All monies or donations of
whatever kind, shall be faithfully applied
to The purposes for which this association
is formed.
ART 5TH. This association shall Tav.e'
power 10 elect officers at such time and
manner as Il majority may agree upon,
provided the election be annual and notice
given at least ,wo weeks previously.
ART. 61H. This association shall have
II common spal--linble to sue and be sued,
and transact all its business under or by
its corporate name.
ARr. Urn. The privileges Of this cor.
p%ora,ion shall continue for twenty years.
TENSEs EE DAVIS, CLARA l.. ADAMS,
FANNY GAYLE, MARY A. IsETT,
REBECCA ELAN, II. WHITLEY,
MARY NJ. MAY, MARG'ET KENT,
Julia BARBNE.
After pcrusal and examination Of the
foregoing instrument, | heq9 certify that in
my opinion the objects, articles and con-
ditions therein set forth and contained. are
lawful.
(Signed.) A.. TALBOT,
Dist. Atty. of the Sixth Judicial District.