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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10
III. ?. Church.

Our old and tried friend, Rev. A. II. Bas-
sett, Editor Of the Western Recorder, Put
nam, Ohio, has sent us his Annual Regis
ter of the NJ. p. Church, for 1853" Nom
this Register we gather the following statis-
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

Ry-The Pike County Democrat says
there are three things certain class of
Wing editors can not do---to speak of prom
inent Democrats without Safeguarding them
Ito support "no party man. for Office un-
less he is fuII-bIooled Whig--or comment
upon the expenditures of the last Ohio Le-
gislature, without grossly falsifyIng facts.
Does mot the Democrat tell the truth,
friend Hatton?
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

Missouri ELEcrIGa An election was held
ia this state, on Molday. for two additional
members Of Congress, in the Sd and 7th
districts, and also for local officers. The re-
suit. Is ior al asoertained,. a Il as follows:--In
the 81 district, Claiborne +. jackson, Anti
Hsnton dynlper.st, has been chosen to Con
grcss, LlLe 7.h district, Samuel Crauthers,
glsig. il elected, Elwarl Bates, ghig, has
been chosen Judge Of the Land Court -
( II # i srs.istyt a .lsstass OH Na.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

The next session of this (Muskingutn
Conference will be held at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
commencing or the last Wednesday in Au
gust, 1858.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

G5~The yellow fever is raging to an a
farming extent in New Orleans at the pres.
ent tine.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

EE~ The District Court met in this place
on last Friday. Only two Judges were pres
ent-Messrs. Jewctt and Alexander. The
Supreme Judge Mr.. Ranney, did not ar,
rive until Saturday evening, after the Cour
had AdiourneA.
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E9"Don't fai! 10 read tie article COM
mcncing on the first page, headed-"The
Tax Law of 1852--Bauk Taxation, taken
from that able paper, the Ohio State Demo
crat. 1t sets forth in a clear and bile man
ner what bank taxation is. Read it, and
then hand it to your whig neighbor.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

Ey~We learn from the Slenbenyille Daily
Union, that Joseph Means d Co., are erect.
ing near the depot grounds, in that city, a
large brick shop for manufacturing passcu-
ger cars. Its size will be about G5 by 1865
feet and it viii be completed in bout six
weeks.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

GD~The election returns, so far received
look very favorable for the Democracy.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-10

Gy~Iho new stamped envelopes have
been RECEIVED at the Post Office, where all
who desire them Can receive supplies
Price s 3 20 per hundred.
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telegraph, TO be elected to congress in Ken
lucky:
list district, Mnn Boyd, dem.
81 Presley Ewing, whig.
7sh VIM. Preston, whig
9Th " i. Q. Breckenridge, dem.
oh Leander NJ. Cox, whig.
10Th . stanton, dem.
Tne Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
morning says; The doubt and uncertain
ty whicA has existed in relation TO the re-
salt in the tenth congressional district of
kentucky has been dispelIed by the complete
returns, which show the election STANTON,
Democrat. by over 300 majority. The
same paper says, this gives the democrats
three lnsnbers Of congress, certain, from
kentucky. and there is chance Of two or
three more, as ELLIOTT il reported chosen
from the 9th District where the wings run
iwo candidates; and il is by no means sure
that Judge Reg, dena,, has not carried the
the 9th district, or that 6T0NE has been bea-
len in the fourth. We think the probabil-
iLiss are now Strong that at least half Of the
congressional dele CATION will be democratic.
The first returns, with the exception of
those from the Ashland District, looked fa-
Yorsble fur the wings, who had begun to
shout qpise Justify, rs usual. before they
were .Jlt n fhe wools. -" Wheeling Ayg3s,
gAs inf.
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Ez3~ The surviving soldiers of the war of
1912 intend to have National celebration
at Philadelphia, on the 9Th day Of January,
1894.
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Ezg-T Israel Pemberton. Esq, of Philadel
phia, has been appointed Chief Engineer Of
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad, in
place of j. Bli:kensderfer Esq, resigned
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Gz7-We notice by tie last Guernsey Jef,
fersonian, that our old friend, Francis
Creighton, Esq, is announced as candi-
date forssRepresentatiye in shat county, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratec coun-
ty convention. Mr.. c. is one of the pure
democracy, and we would rejoice to see him
nominated and elected to that responsible
post, for he is able and competent to fill it..
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"GRAHAM's MAGAzINE'' for August is on
cur table in all its beauty, filed with choice
gems of literature and handsomely embel-
lishe@, This beautiful monthly is decided
i American in all its features and deserves
national patronage. Terms $50 per an
mum. Published in Philadelphia by Gro.
r. GRAHAM, Esq.
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Kentucky Elections.

The following members are reported, by
telegraph. to be elected to congress in Ken
ttIckv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

Miss Matte C. Woolsey will have an
examination of her scholars during to-day
ard tomorrow, at the school room on Chest
nut between First and Second streets. She
has number of ine scholars, whose rapid
progress has boen marked by parents at least.
and interested friends. The examipssiou
will prove the attention which. has been
shown them by their youthful bit excellent
teacher. On Saturday May Psrty will be
given these children in q gFove ussr the city,
end werish them II the enjoyment young
hests free from care can possibly realize.
Knights large school is going to have
- Patty extra next Friday. Under
charge of their teacher, they are going "a
take trip up the Canal about ten miles, on
the packet Joe Rowley, to beautiful grove
where they will take dinner, enjoy themselve Q,
heartily no doubt, and return in the evening
A bright day for them-brght and pure and
lovely as the joy in their own hearts in anti
cipation. @
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

A friend at st. Louis, keeps US posted up in
the state ofthe river, &C., there. In letter
Of the 9Th, he says:
"River on:s stand, and a. It hiss collected
rent for this swell, it 10 the general opinion
there will be withdrawal of the tide. There
10 nearly four feet water in the cellars on the
levee. During the last ten days there has
been an awful time hosting sundries from
those cellars, and some Of the Front street
men are removing to First and Second streets,
The river is over its banks on the opposite
side, except at certain points. The people
residing IN the bottom have been coming to
this side about ten days. kind Of California
emigration. Business on the levee is rather
damp. and Of q peli-mell nature. Fifty cents
. load has been paid for draying one square.
But there is hopes now all will be well in a
few days, provided the Tiver should fall.
WABASH"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

Thus far here at least, the happy month OF
May appears dedicated to children and flow
ers. Happy the season where youth and
flowers meet in their spring time-happy the
DAYS when sunshine giIds them both, and love
entwlnes the twain. Smiling faces are every
where around us-loving eyes beam forth the
the soul of little JOY filled hearts-and there
is busy bustling rs Of great PREPARATION
for we are among tho May Days. Formerly
there was but one "May Day" in the year.
Now. every school selects its own day for .
May party, and hearts are as light and voices
as glad, as though it were the first day ofthe
month.
Bless the children! They are the flowers
of the human family. The heart that loves
them not, is open, to any. wickcdness-the
heart that loves I hem, is flower with every
leaf and petal spread for the fresh dews Of
heaven. ~ 6rit
Well, these children are before you now
and ask your smiles. With the assistance o.
fair hands and older heads, they are pre- pairing
Festival for tomorrow evenings festiva
Of flowers and children--the like of which
full we'll we know, was ne'er before seen il
Evansville. Throwing aside the stale ide'
of Fairs and Tea Parties. they are preparing
an exhibition Of great scenic beauty, and vel
adapted as display Of mental accomplish
ments. There will be the coronation Of ,
Queen, ceremonials and addresses, chivalri'
presentations, &c. The Misses and Master
are preparing beautiful wardrobes, laying tri
butte upon the surrounding country for Aow
ers, and practicing their exercises, 90 tina,
those who visit Foster Hall on Thursday
evening, may be more than repaid the
price of admission. There will be even Other
attractions than all these, but we don intens
to give so much as hint what they are. NJ
indeed. Go and see for yourselves. The
children ,cant you TO go, and 60 you shall, o.
most miserably cheat and abuse yourselves BY
staying away.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

OF We call attention Of our readers 10
the article from the State Sentinel, in today
paper. relative to our proposed Strait Line
Railroad. There are some plain facts con-
tanned in it, worthy of the reflection Of those
at least among whom the article originated.
We have no idea that the Vincennes and Pa.
ducah road If ever built, will be completed for
years after the cars are running the whole
length of the Strait Line Railroad, from this
city to Indianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

To illustrate the Importance sf thu trade
to Galena, We give the following shipments
of lead for thirty-6vs days fEes Gslena.-
From the lst of March, thfy-6ve days, there
were shipped from this plscs $4,000 pigs Of
lead, sveragiug about 10 pousds eash-or in
all, 1900. 600 lbs. This II 81 cents per
pound. or nearly that, the price ct that time,
would make the sum Of $4,000 received
for little over q noptb1s skpmsns Of lead,
Some Of the hills about GaIens are literal
y honey-combed BY holes, where miners
have been prospecting for mineral. The
stranger travels among them with caution,
and looks with fear down their steep abyss.
How many shafts are sunk on an average to
where one lucky hit is made, we never stop
ped to cslculate-but for the few who have
been successful in discovering leads, and
thus realizing fortune in twinkling, how
many poor weary hearts have turned away in
disappointment, afler their bodies had been
stiffened BY probably years Of labor. and the
last sixPence had been expended! 1t is a
mccarious business. but spurred on BY hope,
there are always those ready to try their for
tune. Yet the gold mines Of California at
one time nearly depopulated the lead mines
and furnace of this region.
There are many interesting matters con-
nected with lead mining, Of which we should
like to speak, and singular anecdotes Of dis
covesies irwould be pleasant 10 nirrsts.+f
There il also much relative to Gslena and its
business, from which an article Interesting TO
it, citisens at least, night readily be con-
cocted, but our space 10 limited, and we have
already trespassed up IN it too far.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

10 The A. L. Shotwell made her last
trip to Louisville in four days and twenty-one
and half hours, from New Orleans. She
had considerable mail and other way bust.
ness. This is remarkable speed for tAus early
in 1853, but it will be beaten before the year
is over. The Shotwell was here yesterday
morning, taking in freight for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

~ The following from the Providence
Journal Of the 4th confirms the rumor, tina,
France has actually made demonstra-
tipns which would strongly indicate her in
ten,ion to subvert the government of The
Sandwich Islands, and reduce them to q
possession. The islanders, through their
king, have earnestly and urgently asked pro-
lection of the United States. The writer
states that an appeal comes with double force
to the United States from the flct that the
Hawaiian Government owes its existence
and its subjects their civilization 10 this coun.
Private letters of recent date from Peru
bring very important intelligence concern.
ing these islands. The independence of the
young kingdom 10 seriously threatened, ant
usgeR: demands for assistance have heen for-
warded TO Washington, asking protection
Against the impending danger. The French
government had made demands upon that oI
Hawaii Of an extortioDate and totally mad.
naissible character, incompatible " 9Th the d.
berries Of the nation. Perhaps with view
of taking possession Of the whole Archipe.
lago, these claims are 10 be supported by ,
squadron consisting of two go gun ships ant
four other vessels Of war, feet fully cap
able of seizing the islands and subverting the
government, as was done with the Society
grosp few years ago. The Infamous con
duct Of France towards the defenceless queer
Ponare, leads us to expect no better fate fol-
the unfortunate King Kamehameha III, IN
less the protection now SO urgently asked il
extended BY our government OF BY that ol
Great Britain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

ROLLING MIL BURNED AND SERrous Loss
OF LIrE.-On Thursday evening last, the rooi
ofthe rolling mill, in Shannon, Mercer count
Pa, tvok fre,and when number Of the w.rk
men wer con it. endeav oringto extineuish the
fiames,the roof fell in and seven persons were
killed, and others badly wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

FouRrEEH SLAueHrER HousEs BuRxr!-A
ERE broke out in row of slsds litter houses in
seth street, New York. on the 5th, between
the 18th and 18th Avenues. Fourteen OF the
buildings were destroyed, and large number
Of live hogs with one horse. were burned to
death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

RTvEn-RAIHs.-Fos the last week We have
had succession Of heavy rsiss-soaking the
country q nd swelling the streams in al dfSec.
tions The Wabash - osss6esvise is banks
and rising It rate which indieases lpsgs
food Isyre Hosste C0us. III. la ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

NJ Col. Gorman, the new Governor Of
Minnesota. has rendered 20 Mr.. Mclean, the
Editor Of this paper, the ofice of Attorney
General Of thst Territory. This was done
without any solicitation On the part Of the hat
ter gentleman, and the appointment was re.
specially declined.-E 1srre Haute Jour. \ /.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

OK Busr.-The Shotwell was here yes
terday morning taking in large quantity Of
freight for N. Orleans. She has stripped for
race-got rid OF all extra tenders, spars,
&c., aHd is determined to make next trip up
the gu ckest time yet on record between N.
Orleans and Louisville. The Eclipse now
down, will start for Louisville the latter Part
of this week with the same object. Thus
two of the fastest boats in the West, man.
moth and splendid steamers, will try their
speed on awater track nearly fifteen hun
dred miles long. Lives and baggage ure al
the risk Of owners. All right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

6TNext Saturday, he Rne packet Joe
Rowley under command Of Capt. Joe G las
gov, will 60 as FIR As the Resosvor up the
Canal. Those wanting to ship either their
persons or freight up tina. way, would do well
to take advantage Of the occasion. Anglers
might find rare sport up at the Reservoir.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

SoLIcrroR. Judge Albert Constable, Of Ma.
ryland. has been appointed Solicitor of the
Treasury, in place of Judge LIE Grand, declin-
cd. .-afl. \. ss..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,NsyTLLETEWPLE on HONOR NO

EVANSYILLET TEMPLE OF HONOR NO.
l. meets every Thursday At u O'Clock. p. The On
Gers for TIE present Term follows: JanesT Walk
er, w. CT; w. D. Wright w. T.; Z. 3. Wheeler
w. R.; Thor. D. Smith, W. A. R.; w. W. Tfleston. w.
r. r.. B. r. Norsos, w.t.; @. cosllng. w. u; n. h.
john son, ". u. B. walss, w. G.; VIM. Allen, w. s.
TLORA Al .s.The lsdies Of
the Rev Mr.. McCARERS Church win give Social En-
tersainment IN Fosters Hall, THunsDAx EvsMHs, NAY
larn. Tls public gen rally are invited TO sttsnd.
Tickets sOcenss Children half price,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

U. 8. SEHAroR.-Gov. Phillip Allen, of Pro
whence, Rhode Island, has been elected US
Senator. He succeeds Hon. John H. Clarke
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

10 Mr.. Joseph o. Jones has been ap.
pointed Post master At Terre-Hsute, and will
Immediately enter upon the duties Of his Of.
fee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

"Coi Hopkins, the President Of the Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad, has resigned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

GTin advertising columns will be found
the advertisements Of Raymond's Mammoth
Menagerie, and Dan. Rice's Hippodrome
Circus and Mensgerie. Both exhibitions Of
fer unprecedented attractions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11
COLLECTION OF ANIMALS AND

MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ANIMALS AND
- BIRDS.
Native and foseGn. eOnssng Of Leopards Tirsrs Trsr
Cs1s anoen. Wolves. Black and Grizzly Bears Zone
OF the .ser the LARGEST seen this IA OF ne
ROCKY Nount.sne Ostrches, Monkeys Ourane
tne reuarkaD1e Lssns &sfurg, known a thS !
-.N WILD BOY OF CEYLON; +nD
me hsDy Family and OF the most extr,o rdIna.
~ &c: ever collected. numbering over ONE THOU.
SAND BLASTS AND BIRDS, native aud fore :. living
sSsssne5 IN perfect harmony; the celebrated Br.him
!. addition 70 these and many other st.eioas IN mis-
THE RENOWNED CHINESE FAMILY
C0n1s01E OF ave persons including The ROYAL Prpee
fWAN YEkO, the most beautiful creature Of her hiCh
ens Who ever escaped from the Celestial Empire Her
fee5 so1ng only two inches half IN LEI eth viii sp
pear. and give Concerts, both vocal and
uSne tbe3S native inssyumebts. ~ E. - 80 ,
MoNKEY AND PONY PERFORMANCES
WI - given 1t ech exhibition. and Mr. GEORGE
NU1T1k, ne noE Tanner, win enter ne Gaze Of ne
large ano beauti:ul BRAZILIAN TIGER and thoee Of
sevo1l other ferocious Animals.
PERSONS can visit The nehagee without entering de
HipR0dromc, IL 90 disposed - :
PHI 2 TO BOTH Is ONLY FIFTY CENTs.
Children and ssrvxntshalf price,
Ibe newly designed and magnificent Pavllos l. sape,
osc 81 sseung bve thousand persons comforts ".
fW particulars Budget Of Pun Pictorial and De.
myII ----- .---l-. c. b. Castle. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

he CONTRACTORSl ~, g..
INN RAILROAD WHkHk BARROWS; enc hun.
and for sale st low rxies By
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

NORTHERN PLANK moan.


NORTHERN PLANK Road. =
Ia meeting Of the Directors she Northern Plank
"A Road Company, held on th IN day Of May A. D 4
1855 was ordered that holders Of stock in said
Company be required TO pay nstalmeht Of Eve doll
lars for each share subscribed, before the Ninth
day OF June next and that James IaughIin Jr be az
thoFLeed 70 receive TIE sane. 4
By order Of the Board. A4.-7
nyi0 .islsiIq, JAS. g. JONES, Sefy. pro ten,
NEDAR POSTS.-I2oo large and small size Co.
~ dar Posts fer sale st the Evansville Lumber Yard.
myl0 ff JOHN =. GLOVER.
NEW GOODS.
IN Farege DeLains; efi-Jfi. :.
Ginghams stl ast q
Lawns:
Hosiery; tt- - III
Paras0is; - 4'.ifti
"a come forw Uith0ut delsy, and sil
persoas having 3bm will present them
1bT settlement IN =. - IA Is preparing 20 start
lbs CsIifo,nia. N Eas Paolic ksle ~ his scsi-T
denes, All hts person9 o. Hofoei
and Bakefs' Wsg0a; Lease on the house and 80
he now lives. on sycamore Street between = - u
streets which three years 70 run: Bake ov} Ss
feather beds and bedding, three mattresses. one -
kitchen furniture and many other srsicIes-to be 90
Saturday the 18th day Of May lsss-begnning ~ :oSs
clock In the forenoon. - AZ fT<tsf = lt'
Terms made known on the day Of sale. 4
Ivolksbose copy week. Loo -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

m RARRTIs PLASTER PARIS n ssess and lor sale
;W By lmy6l SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-11

never have conceived the idea Of building
even village there, and he would have been
disappointed in the realization of such an ab
surdity, but for the rich mineral wealth, (irst
discovered by the Indians) actually beneath,
around, and above the location. Galena Il
surrounded by hills, and MT a hill but SEEM
TO be veined with lead ore. Although 70
yesrs, ever since the first settlements Of thu
country by whites, there has been q contin
nal disemboweling Of the metal, and ship
ment of il in the form Of .pigs" to every
portion Of the country and to foreign coun
tries, yet we may say the hand Of man ha
been feeble in gathering the immense mine
raj riches, natsre has buried about Galena
But q drop has been taken from the file'
bucket. New "leads.. are continually bein,
discovered and opened, and still, not with
ssapding The extraordinary shipments Of tn
metal. late yiss in price proves more labor
Gus efforts to satisfy the demand arp yes 's
quised- We need not say this 10 The gTes
source Of Galena's " eslth. Without it, Oh
, would never have been what she 10, o. woul
now rapidly sink to decay-with il, she nna
continue the rapid growth Of the past, %
yearly increase in importance - q CONNER
icisl city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ToTIcE oR rIECTinN Under THE NEW

v CONSTITUTION. FOR CHIEF JUSTICE AND ASSOCIATE
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU
SlANABy virtue Writ Of Election bearing date ne 18Th q
February 1855 His Exesleney hEBERI
Governor the the qualified voters q the City and
Parish Of Oleans notified that Election VIII be held
MONDAY the ih day Of April 1885, for CHILE AMI Ass0
GATE SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
LOUISIANA nctthe said First District
far the Parrish Of Orleans extends is comprised OF tn
Of the Mississippi River
that portion the City Ncwoans wbi lies below ih line extend
Mississippi the middle OF Jata street until IL
strikes the New Canal and thence down sad Saea 10 he Lake. and
the Parish Of Orleans eye d. is
Of Thai petition The CITY which is aat
the line extending along dle Of Jaia street until strikes the
NewOTieans said Canal TO the Lake.
The Polls opened o'clock until NJ said day.
Precincts under the rtnterence
Commissioners appointed by the Board Of Aldermen of
the City NewC,eans.
Election to 30 the duplicate returns made to the
undersigned to law.
mhs,d @S->'' i" Up FRERET, Sheriff.