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.orIC i: 10 sIlIPPGns PEK STEAMSHIP

ROANOKE.
's,E ROANOKE val be red; Ia receive iiesht I
su.t.tl Mogi VII lci.c fucsti!
81. .,u, aitstd IONS has
So. - ode IN the rate, tr.h, ny Tins shippers DO n
lr.,i III ~ same by Application LunLAM ~ WATSON
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NEWTON >IoHY: u. u.

NEWTDN
X. NEWTON SHORT, NJ. ID.
Sl REGIONS riA ~jtIAS-ticc, MAN Street. opposite City
- Hose. Rrnrgnui. Va Jan. LILY
JAMES L. SUTTON, Jls. LAND AND PENSION
AGE%l. BANK >lKEEr RICHMOND VA.
5RDStl les United states Tor Land Bounty
aud Passions due soldiers. orphans under the vari.
IvugIess
~ FEES "a. w:cn tie Claims recovered
50 in- u,ene-cash prices pans Tor Ian lWarrans
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E!s EAT BARGAINS
AZ IIJf. Tn,\NiI. Ei.uilIiNs. Hiti,'s.
No. t3. -fnim street. st'chnspn'!, "a.


4 =
~ ca; u; Ready Maze L"Iihs I" III. t
cnni.c.ae all the ,iicrr; 81! "
~ and wuu. consume much iinG an'i sdcc--aIi
r :, -, I, ,t AID quality Ciu.n., suitable
~, hu Wntcr found amongst Stock Al>n
stock furnishes. goods, all III wicl
We twenty per lower iian iicr house IL
the u Richmond
In aIullu.i STOCK receiving weekly
ard lcHsy lSnh all the late styles al li
10 manulacnry III Philadelphia X DE cor g" co.
SuyS So NJ. 31 Main
Di.k.aS EOciss MD ;LOAliS
HRS flAN LhTilaGp
X & snrrs. SatIHr ahlr-. a!G Mcri,, reduced
Also, su. ,iufi iaahElri ELK an! MdnIihs
al |. " rrIrcs
FOR THE SPRING.
PLAIN embroidered white Grape Shawl Iico irou
Siu
Wit. embroidered Tablet Shawi-
Lace aud Ssccrgs
.". t'olr- and th,nn-ct.s
Iahi, !la,Ua5S rLac tiurhs
Table SJlk !Is am lt,vas, White 4nil COOLED
IiuCk b,Irs IA iuWrir
Ia and ~ IIuri Sigr;iu2s
80 InrI air! - linw Case Linen
Irish lIncnS. The celebrated makers
Lace and .usii &C. at Main
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For 'ielht passage. Apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 80 Wa 81. New "rk
brown. SIMPLIFY d Co. Liverpool
C. RupERrs s. Co. Is Kings Arms \ ari London
a. de- victories. Fairs
il. DRAPER lllvrc.
these sls will not h. acc"n,b!e IA" gold SILVER
jewey etd, unless h'> n Ia
signed therefor aa the value thereof therein r\is"
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a Il a M =. TING OF THE COUNCIL OF the Cay ~
IN Richmond held hcr 2smd lsS HE following resolution
adopted ' ~ " 80
BE il Resolved by the Couucl Tia, H., D,,, an, senator.
representing lhs ci'y Ia tir General
iltsea 10 app. ~ "'tt Asscm'y
extension OF The boundary ak. outer hy ~ Of
cta Executive
boundary, by such 10 rho As
ser,bly NAV seem just and proper A copy ~
Jan 2i-dt29th WI SHEPARD G e. r.
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pOSTPrNE,InHT.


Tr tie aforementioned property hi- been postponed u
tit TiiTHSntN he 81 dHy Z" February. 1913 when 4 81 "'
,,gy place" Po1scs-on vi! m &c r.'s 1T ~
I--.. GEORGE EKi fFi. Gplm'r.
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FOR SALE Ok EXCiIANG

NOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY acres" i nci Cotton Land u
Mississippi tiles The T"9sb-e river le~ niles t"i
VII CHI ubout Jtb
m bauls from Mobile regularly to Aaetdec
m, ,urul,.ed raj. road Jackson Nashville VIII
ms uace. Aberdeen settled VI
rc!y Planters Nirgula These lands. which
rhest in the state viii exchanged reasonable
ms f propery Middle Eastern states, as TN
rr ,gin. lett The Soul cI"o his business there
F.. M ticl parIic uars. address. pos! paid
SO, AMBROSE p MERRILL. WaNiatd. Mass
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TO TIL PUBLIC.
s'hE iat"ft right oil the CUFF BRACE PLo" Cr>s.a-,
,r,. 'ss eS.n awarded by arbitration com 1Srs&
a, anu t"w lufom friends and the public
.mo S "i"nrcr lcas respecting my rshs IN w.
la ~ the pOw the old stand on fauh
nne I , Mf II Safke anu will be pleased IL furnish al
Ian. 26-clm NV -
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~ eachag, aud sluIined to teieh me Lag
,ol the IcSe
either ~ private family assistant 10 some sc"
The beat references gwen huc addressed 10 W T. Though
tne Richmond Office, "I receive prompt srnsio'
! ian 25-d&c3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
The Bourc,cauIt Lecturos.

TELL n NOT BOSTON, Whisper it not in the towns OF
Mass schu sett Anove form Of the blue has de-
csIed itself In New York classical lecture bids fair
to become . popular entertainment. Last week We
recognized and hailed the appearance Of Q novelty
among US and have waited to observe the effect
hr. Bourcicsults "Winter Evenings" upon the public.
These literary sovccs they called somethu
between . lecture and theatri sal exhibition elias
steal or philosophical subject is TAKEN and is sted
with epgram anecdote and witty remark, maintaining
an interest throughout equal to that of .
Fancy the Hope Chapel crowded to with the bon
nets OF the upper ten listening with all their eyes and
mouths to discourse Sophocles and Eurpices just
az If It had been the frst reading of "Uncls Toms
CabsnW Think Of that Boston, and weep. Our opinion
OF these 'ectures has been by thu New
public most Enthusiastically. As far as they have gone
they are good, novel ind deserve To survive as mod
for 81 instructive amusement If the remainder OF Mr.
Bourc caults series prove to be equal to the spec
mens we have seen they will obtain celebrity grace
dentsd in the history Of popular public We
give them this prominence because they promise 70
cone worthy OF national notice they do not keep
premise, we shall put our extinguis aer upon them
promptly and sord to cont poraries another op.
portunty to abuse our Inconsistency LOCKE
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lV4no " lnvOAvv DotloUo Ion9 W
whsge.
In refsrsaes TO the amount Of funds which Mr. Psaseo
carried away With him, little Ii positively known. =
Ssceraned however that he obaissd from the banhs =
Norwich last week. about ton thousand dollars and Il =
known that he paid note Of twelve or nssn hundrs1
dollars which fell dus at Of the banks SAtuuAy.
But excepting this Knows Of his having paid on
money to any amount durisg ths week He informed he
hwyer-h current rumor to be bslisvsd-that he haA
only two thouf dollars when he Norwich on ak
DAY evening last In the steamboat train for New Yor
But few, however win credit the statsasat After play
Ing 10 ssd game with the banks ishardy to be su
posed ne would wind up with only two thousand dolzs
IN his poofet Stu, In Of this kind, conjecture
often at fault. ~
To what quarter Of the world Mr. Pearcs has dsetsa
his ocurse, uncertain BE 10 reported to have ben
fesn on Monday afternoon In New York about the her
of the boats leaviS Norwich IL that be true the sn-
position that he has gone to California probsby ins
rect nasmuch the hour ut which the CALIFORNIA; stea-
left or advertised to leave, was8P.A AnohaR
for doub ing his having to California IL to -
found In the fact that he would net be safe from axr
there.
The returns OF tbs New Orleans banks for the moaAh
ending November 26, 1853 made TO the Beard Of Or,
rency, present the annexed comparative exhibit
BANKS NEW ORLEANS NOVEMBER, 1853.
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NBw Aonh, LOO. ~, leoo
Wrestsd second time from the tiger grasp Of the Aus
TRAN tyrant, owe my liberation to the generous will
the people Of this Union who are awake 70 conscious
Of their providsnal mission and destiny and
determined to protect al thoss who bound to them
BY voluntary oath Of allegiance and also to have the
name Of their country respected by the cabinss Of Eu
rope.
To this generous viii which liz sprsd the Of those
entrusted with executive power and which found real
manly expression in the heroic soul Of Capt Ingrsha
am indebted for freedom.
Touching again the shores Of America feel II first
duty to give feeble expression OF that gratitude which
foster In the nnermost OF my heart TOW ards all
thote who took active . sympathizng part,
In that extraordinary case in which the American eagle
opened s wings for the election Of the weak and for
hur an and international rights
Being only 40 accidental sot0r of this great nerns
tionsl event which saved me, my gratitude, the
most ardent can be only Of little value TO the American
peoples but the hopes admiration, and sympathy OF all
nations longing for liberty; and the other hand the
confusion and fear Of oil presun ptuous and wantou des
pots s reward noble In its sources lasting In its Ell
cacy, and worthy Of people Of soversigns.
Most respectfully, MARTIN Ko5TZA.
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~ r. Z
BREADsruYrs-Flour less active, but aAl
dtsrer The Transactions comprised 1900 bbls Sour r.
sry 70 eheiss s,s'e At So es 90 ssa mixed % faa1
western, at sc 81 and other GRADES Ut
p snes tews made Of 90 bbls supsrhns O..
sdan at So s and 1850 utl ern, NJ former qsotaAsaA
durable at - % 80 i2h ger Dbl No chang. occurred
breiness consisted of 900 bushels good 70 prime Gsnese0
white 81 81 49, some Michigan do. - private Aals
1900 blu shells choice Ohio CAST evening -
$50 do fair to hsnde%s Southern a., at 81 SITE &C.
zoe southern red 81 sss Rse WAS in better dsmsnI
m"t for shymsnt At irregular Price: There wsrs ssM
Sus SI@ About GO bushels good four 70 wed basleD
o State and Western oats were freely Rurchasel
tions ted to 100 bushels at $50 500. for WINS
and yetw 79c Sic for old mixed Southern; &c. 61o
DO do Western Ard whit Southern; and 8lo 82o for -
low southern with round hite and yellow per bushe
and TO arrive, 776 Market firm.
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Leaving balance in the Treasury At the
close of the fiscal year. S0th Sept 1863 of 069 68
The expenses Irop.r OF the government have
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eECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. I4-6P 4
Small sales again to day lot Of Gold Hill sold At ~
this stock has an upward tendency. At the Brokers'
board, 60 McCullock went of ct SX. Potomac ssaS
mand l. Lehigh Zinc Is worth az on time, and pro-
to improve. For Ulster fs bid for Hwasaee, 6
orIJDdsy. q; for Gardiner. TX, very freely. At th6
fbroker's board, Rev Jersey nc commanded OK.
MINING BOARD, DECKkBXR IA.
20 fhs Lsh &Pern hG0 3x 10 shs Potomac Co..
leo do..... b60 So 400 Gold Hill. ....... *
30 do.... .b6o 3ss
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FRneHTs-Rstes continue 70 favor Shippers to nnveia4
pors 10 Liverpool about 30 0V ~ Vu bushels cern a.
whes. lsaeed at lod lo,a IN bula 5000 ssis 1s
3s, and 600 do rcpor'ed, AZ Is IOtsd erepAby -
fill up; and $50 bb rosin were engaged - 3D. r. L
don. 1000 tbls -four we're reportss ~ 80 Xdy ana ~
were engaged and GOO bushels wheat were snGaT6
M DO and GOO bbs taken, In foreign vessel a ~
vessel as taken up osd with lumber for VALPARAISO =
SIS per rO without primsgs There was NO change
Yates 10 .rria which at $50 40, In clippers
,nbcd losdug The Ocean Steed for kclbourne Oar
cloed her ut COO. 6Se for light DAeo
sref, md calls to dav.
Pork Moved 20 the extent CT COO bbls a
Western ut S3 Sl8 20 for and fl1 IL lax
pine dressed hfs and cutmess were unsl,ersd Abss1
hen lbe terces TO prime lard were tAken q
sIo Oc Tho sales 400 bb,s. ~ sss0iY
Prices OHIO and stats buttor In fair demand 81 ~
. 9Ms. per b.
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In this statement the accounts Of "bils and notes q
suit !" protested bills " and real estate not il
cluded The suspense account and protest accounts
both show balance due IL bank The amount Of bna
and notes In suit includes the whole OF that o
Of paper that remains unpaid from the a
the bank, lst July, 1887 period Of fifteen years.
and the former bank reports show that fact But tn
whole amount has been ared forward the books
of the hank, because the officer believed they had
power to charge off, is customary with banks q
By reference to the report made to the pres emit Gensx
Assembly, 1t will be that the nominal capital Of IL
bank stated at 81 COL which reduced By ~
payment of interest upon the bonds of tbs State BY ap
proprs tons Of the Gsnsral Asse mty and by had an
cutful cebts before the amendment Of the charter
thu 9th Of February, 1860 to 81 81 VIII Is
the actual capital Of the bank.
The bad ana doubtful deb mentioned above are b.
clueea 10 the amount charg-c ~ bills and in suit
anc institute part of the $720 500 Il in the bank
port.
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Net. In s4os 478 Ia 1893 4os In $40 $50 In n

appears BY this that the aggregate movement In No
vember consdsiabls larger than in October. m
increase In specie much greater than crculata.
The folio wing is statement Of the affairs Of the Bauk
Of Tennessee and branches the LIST OF October 1885,
BANK TKNNRSsEa BRANCHES
Immediate Liabilities.
Due state Treasurer. .................. $780, ~
|" Trustee of McMiup county ............ SOS q
Certificate Of Observation-Disclosures. 1,64S -
deposits. Observation-Disclosures. 1929 -
Individual depositOrs ................. 673 500 u
Circulation of bank and branches. 250i,6 -
s. 26e, ssA e.
Acipe Means
Notes and bills running to maturity.... $37726os -
State bonds.. ......................... 800 %
Due from banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S57 400 q
Gold and silver 10S205o %
Notes Of other Tennessee banks. s,S47 -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC iAL.
no N E r NJ A IN X II r.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. l4-6P. NJ
We have nothing to port 10 the stock market to.
day Quotations very unsettled but the varatons
do not an cunt to much At the first board Canton Co.
advanced u per cent Nicaragua Transit, x; Harlem
u. Cumberland Coal e,insd Y per cent Parker vein
~ Erie iroad, u. The transactions were not large
and operators evincs spirit either way or the
other Later advices from Europe anxiousy looked
for The ASIA for this port direct from Liverpool has
been at sea nearly twelve days. and is nearly due with
three days later dates This will hardly be late enough
to learn the effect OF the treaty Of alliance formed by
England and France upon the governments OF Austria
and Prussia This considered i'm rtant matter by
hnancisrs this side Of the Atlantic, future
mens CT specie from ports depend almost entirely
upon it. The Europa from this port for Liverpool to-
day. carried out 1871 800 in specie, and the steamer
Andes on Saturday, will take out large amoant.
After the adjournment OF the board, the following
sales Of stocks were made ct auction =
5000 New York Central Railroad, lat mort. OK
ooU uo. 20. do............. 022s
80 shares Macon and Western Railroad .. 98l.
100 do. Harvey Steel Co per share, o: So. az
The ale of the other bonds In cuded in tie catalogue
postponed until Monday next.
The sto,k transactions at the stock board Cincinnati
Ohio Saturday. Dec. 10, as follows:-The offer
ngs for CoviFgton and Lexington Railroad were e5I;
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad los; Law
enceburg ana Upper mississippi Railroad, 64 New Al
bany and Salem Railroad SAY; Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad, 10; Indianapolis and Besfontaine Railrt 3D.
S7h Gre enville and Miami Railroad 6S Kentucky Trust
Company Bank Stock 9s Eaton and Hamilton Railroad
S. Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, co. Cleveland and
Pitsburg RAILROAD, SLY; Columbus, Pqua and Indiana
Railroad 6S Columbus and Xenia Railroad less dividend
no. Ill. And at the second board, sold-50 shares
Little Miami Railroad sock for 1ls buyer getting dvi
eepd; 100 shares Cincinnati and Hilsboro Railroad at
GO buyer four months 35 shares Covington and licking
ton Railroad at es 20 shares LAwenceburg and Upper
mississippi Railroad at 65 and 81 shares CincinDa Ha
milton and Dayton Railroad At 105
The receipts At ths Office Of tho Assistant Treasurer o.
tts port to day amounted to $l2s 9sl IS payments,
si34 OH 42--balance, s4307, O99 S.
The Hamilton Manuals turing Company have declared
diydeus o. Ave PER cent
The Comptroller Of Alabama, In his report to the Legs
sture discoses gratifying condition Of the financial
affairs Of that State The receipts and disbursements Of
the last two years. and the present OF the treasury
thus stated
FINANCES OF AIABAaA-RECnpTs EXPENDITURES
Balance 10 Tres sury the lat Nov 1851. SSS74l Q5
The receipts since that pert
have been for the 6scsl year
And for the fiscal year 1884,. ees,230S 50
--S4 263,e1s II
Making total balance and re-
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Totals7 1874 Is 563 331 144 056 1866 Oto 20
LQupdrisQn tulh Chtlber's Rettlrna.


Erchange Total 90
Specie. Loans dc. dc. Assas.
Citizens In SIPS ITO In. $576 1854 In. $500, 67A
Canal 264 970 In. 251 6l3 In 500 09e In 4s6,eeo
Louisiana. Do 1883 Do 83576 To- 431 COS In 2201Q
La ststs In JOY 5sS In l6S47 To- 52,773 In. 176,lW
Trad. In 2ss S6S In. 1850 776 d. 272 In. 345 3dD
N Orlns In. 16l $40 In. 1858 eS4 D. $3.50 In 64l
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-02
A Book for every American.

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The work is well worthy of attention repository Of
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From the Albany Spectdtor.'sThe subject of this work
is sufficient itself to atrak and interest American
The who gave to this great western Continent
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PROCLAMATION of the President @

4 the Police Jury of the parish of Iafourche
To all sr1tom these presents shall see-GREErSG:
the undersigned Joseph X Gourdan President of the
Police Jury of the parish of afource do hereby soemny
declare to all the Inhabitants of what profession they
may be- residing within the limits of this parish and to all
nonresidens eeholders of slaves animals of
all kinds and Of all kinds of movable property whatsoever
that in conformity with ordinance of the Pocd Jury of
said parish concerning the PRONUNCIATION of the Code of
Poce of said parish approved at the sitting of the 3D. Of
July of the 1880 have caused to br distributed and to
be posted up the said Code Throughout the whole extent of
this parish: Therefore issue this my proclamation, to let it
be well understood by whoever it may concern, that
the fourth insertion of this proclamation in the Minerva of
Thibodaux, and the Weekly Pcayne of New Orleans, the
said Code of Police shall be deemed well and duly promu
gated and shall be in full force and effect to all nents
purposes
Given under my signature and aeted by the Clerk of
the Police Jury of this parish Thbodaux this twentieth
day Of June in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and three and the seventy sixth of the hide
pendance of the United States Of America. e;
[Attested,J J. K. GOURDAIN,
L. s. ALLAN, Secretary. President
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Hazard Powder COMPANY.

THE Undersigned Agents Of the above GuSrowprR
J. MxsUfAGTaRY-atpre present the most extensive one
in the United staes-havfng by rerent arrivals received
large supplies of the various qualities Of Pawder
ly demanded in this Market, have now on aand, aud
offer for sale, the following kinds. viz: s. f-SSSA
i CANISTER POWDER, in Canisters Of i pound, and
IS 10 of the Amercan Sporting being the finest
quality made, the Indian Rife and the 'Kentucky
Rifle, Powder, F. F. F. also in Canisters OF pounds
and II to case of the Kentucky Rifle Powder. F.
F. e. and F. FG.; ASA
KEG POWDER in whole, half, aud quarter kegs. OF
the Kentacky Rie the staple Powder of the country
F. FG r. G., sSea shooting in quarter kegs OF
the sAmericAn Sporting Powder the hehest manufac
.ured for sporsmen's aud Pistol shooting aud also
in whole kegs Of Fairawn Mills being Cannon or Mus
ket Powder. 2
The high reputation which thesfIazard Company's
Powder has pbaiued far 1t has become KNOWN
peedes the necessities Of any remarks in its praise and
we will only state that we GuARvErEE IT UNExcELLED
By ANY OTHER MANDATORY, although it is acknewled
ged those who have tried it to be superior to all other
brands. e. - ka
We wish it to he expressly understood that any pack
age proving satisfactory will be taken backby u.s. and
its cost aud expenses refunded.
We prepared deliver promptly any quantity
order beng left at store board of Steamboats,
free of charge. C. T. BUDDECKE T. Co. Agents.
/ Aft roo Tchoupitouias Street, New Orleans
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DHconge's Pectoral Balsamic Syrup,

I LABORATORY OF THE PROPRIETOR, No. 80 Char
IL tres street, New Orleans. Ff f..ss.Ef@rss# Il
The well virtue Of this Vegetable Syrup in all the
ailments the breats chest lungs and bnwels well
established and has been tested for many years. such
extensive patronage that it would be idle dwell any
length its efficacy in colds coughs, asthma bronchitis
Inflammation of the throat stomach or bow els splitting
blood, and whoopng cough. a, tee.-.st 81 *eF# S.
1t has been found highly beneficial in all nfannaory
disorders such Rheumatism. DiarrhGa Dysentery
Summer complaint and especially in those OF cho-
rne which, for want of proper notice, often degenerate
intD confirmed cholera
In all affections of the lungs verging Consumption. it
has beeu found prevent that dreadful scouge
timely resogted to.
Besfes its acknowledged certainty Of cure this truly
wonderful Medicine has, compounds OF the same
nature the decided avantages that owing its agreeable
flavor, be administered without difficulty to children,
and it requires no very particular diet s5i#
~ Prepared and sold, at the Laboratory of the Pro-
prietor, r. P. DUCONGE,
Il 29-1y.I No. 30 Charities street, New Orleans
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DROCLAMATIoN du President du


4 tons ceHT que ces 0resentes c0nc0rRent-SALUT:
Je soussigne Joseph K Gourdain President du Juri de
Police de la Paroe de LaocIe declare acknowledgment
les habants de quelqe profession qus resultant
dams cete paroisse les propretaes de bies fond
desclaves danimaux, aures prophecies mobieres
resident dams cette paroisse QUEEN conforme oron
du ur de Police la PRONUNCIATION du Code
de Police de cette aroisse en- la seace d see
jour de Juliet de annee 1885, a distribute ct aiche lie dit
Code dams toute Peendue de cette parosse.
En- consequence e procame que lie dte Code de Police de
la Paroisse de Lfourche ben ct dument promnge ct
pleine force ct viger egars, de la quaeme
insertion de cette proclamation dams Mnerve de Tbbodaux
ct lie Weekly Picayune de Ia NouveHe Orleans.
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de annee de noe Segnenr mil hut cent cinquante tro la
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dAmeriaue. J. X. GOURDAlN, President:
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