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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-18
CTATE OF LOUISE Judi.
~ District Court sitting and for the Parish
e Jury Of the Parish of Lafourche, .,--..y..
versus No. 1851.
h. .rthOl Barrios. y --

To Rrthol Bdrros, residing IN said Parish, and al
persons ,ehoa ii may
TAKE NOTICE: That acting under writ of seizure,
directed by the aDove entitled Court in the above
entitled nd numbered did the 10th day Of
March, ls54 seize the following described land:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish
the right hank Of Bayou Lsfourche. at about four
miles below the town OF Lockport, bounded above by
land Of Raymond Barrps, and below by nds of Barios,
having five arpenis front Bayou by forty arpents
in deith.
YOU ther' fore hereby nfi6ed o show cause If any
you have within thirty days from the 9TH day Of areh
1854 the said District Court Of the Parish Of Lafourche
why the property above de erite should not be sold
cornE TO the prayer Of the petitioners satisfy the
Five andfed aud Two Dollars and Forty Seven cents
with legal Interest from u1car demand and being
the amount due for The repairs performed the above
land under requ tons made by the Inspector Of the
SecOn District Of said Parish the 10Th November 1882
in accordance with law. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
IaOurche. March ii, 1SS4.-l25t. III
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NENTE DE 1SHERIF-sE..'l fef-s
I 4 OIEISI a,,s z,a

EIAi DE La l1UG ISlANE-COuf du ONE District Ju-
dicare siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroise Lafourche
Paul Barrios pour usage dw Jury de Police dc la pa
roiie de Ldf0urche, Berktol Barrios. No. 1916.
SACIEz Que commencement ordre de sas ct de vene
lance par Ia susdte Cour Ia cidesss intule
n,merotee; ja saisi ct joira vente pubque Mai
de Cour dams vile de Thibodaux SAMEDI lie jour
dAVRII heures, Ia proprieee suvante,
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE stue dams Ia dte
parosse Ia rive droite du bayou Lafourche environ
yngtsept miles audessous de Ia vile Thibodaux ayant
cnq apents de face lie dit bayou par profondeur
de quarnte arpens borne haut par les de Ray
mond Barrios ct en- has par celes de Paul Barrios.
TERNEs CoNDrIoss.-La dite propriete vendu a
bonnie yalable Caution portant inere rasOn de c
cent par an, jusqu'a parfat Placement.
La e vene fate pour satisare II dee, les ineres
ct frais de ce process. [12tls NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
~ Cnqueme District Judiciare siegeant dahs ct pour
Ia Paroisse de Lafourche .=...t -- ..t
Cleophas Gautreau a.. .sr-,
, No. 1914. -..
La Succession de James Brown
SAcHz: QUEEN vertue dun orre de sas ct vente lance
Par Ia suste Cour ct dams Re cidessus intitue
merote: a saisi ct orira vente publque Ia Maison
de Cour suee dams Ia vile de Thbodaux SAEDI le Ter
jour dAvRl 1854 II heures m Ia proprfetee suivante
savoir: .- -,l.-.+-
ELISABETH ceraine negresse agee denvirtn IS ans
TERMEs ct CoSDITIoNs-La dite proprete sera vendu
doze os de credit Les acqereurs fourniront hours bonds
avec bonnie ct valabe caution porant neret fson de
HUT du cent Tan jusqn'a parfait Placement.
Late vente fate pour sasfaire lie principal nteiS
ct frais de ce process. (l2-tds) NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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i S. FRIZELL is now in receipt of
- . his spring stock Of MEDICINES, the puest ever
offered in the market which he will furnish i'm lots at New
Orleans prices. He invites al TO give him call before
making their purchases elsewhere rF tiI& z.ie
He has among other things Cod Liver OIL CAPSULES which
can be taken without tasting the OIL @ .rf I
Also every variety Of Essences such Pineapple Rasp
berry, Lemon, Orange Vanilla, &c. Lubins Extracts for
the keschief. 81 = @i' (feb1D iE5ar .i--pp (
GARDEN SEEDS SO - -. +, -. r. - .
~. Can be had Of (feblD .s.4 IS FRHELL., 1
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lust RECEIVED, and for sale
y EXTRA ST. LOUIS FLOUR, -'+ p. -i IN
.GERKINS AND MIXED PICKLES, q. a. ''-
LOBSTERS and SALMON in tin cans,
" SWEET OIL. pnts and quarts, +'- .''f
BEST HAVANA CIGARS, f-
80 BOSTON and BUTTER BISCUIT, &C., &c.
nov 90 s.4F +. $50 J. r. THOMPSON
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THE VERY BEST AND PUREsT

e MEDICINES.-J. 3. FR1ZFLIl Is now IN receipt q
general assortment of Medicines such Pure English
Calomel Blue Mass, Aoes, Rhubarb Magnesia seidlitz
Powders Chloride Of Lime, Pink Root, Cream Of Tartar
Basom Copaba Soda, Sage, and all the various kinds Of
extracts for prescription purposes Having bought the
above articles East, prepared to sell as low be
bought almost anywhere. 49,. jan21
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~ Borkin Lang on Bayou Black, parish ofTerre-
bonne, on Friday the 9Th inst, the muato boy H
pretending the theft and dy leaving e where can &c.
him will Be literally rewarded jani4tf! D. y. LANG.
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,ANCY. ARTICLES. - China Puff

l. Boxes beautiful article, Buffalo Combs, Tortoise
Shell ditto, Ivory ditto, Pen Knives superior article for
ladies' Port Monies Fancy perfume bottles Cigar Cases.
Coognes of the finest kind for sale by the bottle gallon
Hair Oils Barry Trcoperous Tooth rushes Otto Roses
Sweet Soaps, Thermometers Hair Brushes ETC., sold very
low BY Isl ]. s. FRlZELL.
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TTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour
III n Cnasene District Iudiciare siegeant daha et
Piano Forte Tuning 4 Repairing,
MIR. A.. A. WHEELER, avezEE1 .

Nu II. IN NJ w IIIEITIN
AVA respectfully informs the inhabitants Of n "
Thbolaux and vicinity, that he is preparedV y v
carry the above business in all its branches and hopes
that his long experience win enable him give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage. His
residence being at Donasonve he purposes visiting Thb
odaux four times year oenel necessary and those
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling his engagements.
All orders e at the Post Office with Mr.. J. Y Bennek
directed TO Mr.. A. A. Wheeler At Donasonville, will be
punctually attended Resrst o-Bshor T. POLK. lilly
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- Boxes of Blood & Co.'s Superior
IL AXES from ~ to n weight each (every war
ranted ao Broad Axes and Hachets of make Trace
Chains, Hoes Nos l. and s. Ames Spades and Shovels
Strap Hinges, Cotton and Wool Cords Selves Potts and
Kettles, Ovens Stew Pans &c, which will sch low, as
anxious dispose of many Of goods possible
by the LIST of March (ian1A WAKFMAN 4 SMITH
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HATS-BIack and White, Just

w received and for sale at and carriage. II q
dec-16-3t WAKEMAN & SMITH.
ELANNELS of every color and quality,
l. Plaid and Plain Linseys Denims Tickings, Shifting,
Cassmers Cloths and Towels, Irish Linens, Table Linen,
and Cotton Sheetings Apron Checks Blankets and Coun
terpanes will be sold at small advance, from New York
and Boston invoice prices, by WAKEMAN 4 SMITH
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nUINlNE..-l0GO Ounces Sulphate Of
\H Quinine for sale at small advance by VI as t4a pl-
~ -. MCLEOD 4 MALLORY, So Camp T. New Orleans.
New orleans, Texas 4 q. s. Mail Line.

New Orleans, Texas l. IS. Mail Line.
LOUISIANA Captain Smith e}s7 e -
MEXICO, Captain Thompson. tAt
PERSEVERANCE, Capt. J. r. LAwiess. f&M
CHARLES MORGAN, (bufding) 8 s.'' ~ LklVVa
+ One Of the above new and magnificent
steam.hips will leave for Galveston Tniianca Zsz9
and Matagorda Bay every FIVE DAYS, At O'Clock m,
punctuaHy. - ~ q .i54A-. 2tfE 3 's4 ~ e @
For freight passage, having elegant acoomcdatons)
apply to HARRIS MORGAN,
{5f, Foot Of Julia street. opposite Steamship landing
a -CARD.---The undersigned, grateful
"A for past fayors his patrons Of this vicinity, takes
this eunf to express his thankunesa and with view
retiring from the GROCERY AND HOTEL BUSINESS
within the present season. conceives proper give notice
that from the present. FIRST Of Matc, 1s54J shall dscon.
nue the credit business and deal exclusively for CASH
with the exception Of WAGONS, CARTS and FLOWS,
which WIN be sold on March credit as heretofore to my
regular patrons. -. Repeatedly b r: HOLDEN
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ia pious, but ilIiterate deacon, in a
certain town adjacent to Worcester, Mass J
gave to the coachman slip Of paper, upon
which, he said, was written the name of a
couple of books. which he wished him to
call for at Mr.. As book store. The
driver called at the store, and handing the
memorandum to clerk, said:
"Thefe's couple of books which Deacon
B. wishes you to send to him."
The clerk, after a careful examination of
the paper, was unable TO make head or
tail :" oft, and passed it to the book-keeper
who was supposed to know something OF
letters; but to him it was also "Greek"
The proprietor was called, and he also gave
the thing up in despair, aud it was finally
concluded best to send the memorandum
back to the deacon, as it was supposed he
must have sent the wrong paper. As the
coach arrived at the village inn, the driver
saw the deacon waiting on the steps.
90" Well, driver said he, "did you get my
books to-day'" ]. 40; 4,..s ~. iii -
Books : no; and a good reason why, for
there couldn't a man in Worcester lead
your old hen-tracks." ar -"
"Couldn't read 'ri,in:? Let me see the
paper!v ,,-.ase ,,as7e,e .eer --.ssj,ls
The driver drew it from his pocket. and
passed il TO the deacon, who, taking out and
carefully adjusting his glasses, held the
memorandum at arms length, exclaiming,
as he did SO, in very satisfied tone:
"Why. it's as plain. as the nose on your
face!-sTo S-A M B-U-x'-stwo psalm
booksH i guess his clerks had better 60 10
school awhile ~ ~. .','' =. ~ ... - r %
And here the deacon made some refec-
tons upon the Ignorance Of the times" and
the want of attention 10 books by the ris-
ing generation" which would have been all
very well, if said by some body else. ...ts-.
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SALE

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fkh Judicial District
Court sitting in and for the Patish of La!ourche:
Paul Barries for Of the Prfee Jury Of the Parish Of
. I,afOurehe, versus Berthol Barrios Ne. 1916.
AKEhOTlCE: That by virtue of an order of Seizure
and Sale emanans om the above entitled Court in the
above emf led and numbered have seized and viii
offer for sale at public ancton the Court House the
town Of Thibodaux SATURDAY the LIST day Of APRIL
1854 at O'clock NJ, the following bed prop
e.ty, to wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish,
the right hank Of Bayou Laourcbe ~ about twenty
seven miles below the town Of ThibOdanx, having five
arpents front en- said Bay by forty depI bounded
above by lands Of Raymond Barrios; and below by
those Of Paul Barrios.
TERMS CoNplroNs.-The said property will h. sold
Twelve Months Credit purchas to furnish their
bonds with ga and approved security, berrng interest
At the rate Of five per cent per annun, unfit fna pay
meht aE-
Said sale win he made to satisfy the principal, interest
and costs of suit. [mhI1l NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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FOR RENT-Tbe large and COM -
l. modius dwelling over the Store occupied by r.:
the sub cribcrs; contains two par'ors isx20, ltd
three Urge Bedrooms, Pantry, stnre-room and s.Q
servant~' and Kitchen, with Site roof and 400
gallon Cistcrn. Appiyto fdi7l wAKEMAN &sMrTH
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T., CAZE.GERBER.I WATCH,MA.
70 Comfcctionary store.
WE[SsENTHANNER. cor,

4 WEISSENTHANNER, corner Of
~ Main and St. Louis streets, Thibniaux wholesale
and retail dealer in Preserved Fruits Annes Fanct Cor
dia Syrups Coatectionaries Green Fruits Holiday GIFTS,
ditto for Christening, Deserts given either in the city OF
country Wsddn. parties supplied with every article in
the parity 81 confectionery line at the shortest notice and
on the most Reasonable terms Patronage solicited.
january 9i-5-1f. 2" s--z -| ''F i
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AhA ! nofknAAhof " , En-. n "auCt IL
Blackwootl's Magazine, in a lengthy article
on The Beverages" writes as follows, OF
tea So r. aeezt 2a3 '2' 60 ~, s, .'s,a'
The peculiar effect Of tea upon the sys
tennis exhiiaration but Notwithstanding
properties-are due to three chemical sub
stances; an aromatic, volatile oil slight
ly bitter principle rich in nitrogen-anc
tannin or tanic acid. Its odoriferous volatile
ingredients do not exist in the natural leaf
but are produced in drying and preparing it
And this is true also Of the coffees and
cocoas. All are nearly void Of taste and
smell in their natural state; while all are
highly favored when used, deriving these
properties from chemical substances pro.
duced within them by processes Of drying
and roasting. An equally singular fact has
also been ascertained and as equally true Of
all our usual infused beverages, viz !: that
the peculiar nitrogen containing which they
hold in solution, lessons the. natural wear
and tear Of the body and thus TO a certain
extent saves food. ta:sf5ga sssii iia}
Another interesting and singular fact
connected with the subject is, that the tea
leaf contains very large proportion 81
gluten, a nutritious ingredient of plants.
This substance forms ope-fourth part ofiheir
weight in leaves, and were they palatable,
so that we could eat them in a mass, as we
do the cocoa, tea leaves would be nearly as
nutritious as beans or peas, and more
strength than wheat. zsssgorg
1ifs $40 ------1- -. = I ~ itt4
80, SCIENTIFIC OBsERvAT1oNs.--Thes sensation Of
an impression made on the extremitiea Of the
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Marie de rhibodaux &c ls Mars, 1854
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
N Ia Farine frahe etant % % sur Ie Marche de Ia Eou
veIe Orleans les Bouangers requis de donner Is
de pain pour dix cents durant Ia semaine pro
chaine. ..u ,ga i1sN v. D. TEhREH0NNF, Naive.
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fifi Judi
NJ rial District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of

Estate Of danes HrbWn. J 80.
TAKE NOTICE Tint by virtue Of an order Of seizure
and s,e, smanang from the entitled Court, in tbe above
entitled and numbered rs nave seized and wi 1"der for
sale at public anc"n At the Court House in the town OF
at u o'clock M, following described property, Wit
Gerta negro girl aged about "a years.
sold on Twelve Monhs' Credit. Purchasers 10 furnish
their honds with good and valuable security, hearing
eight per cent interest per annuM until final payment
Said sale will he made 70 satisfy the principal interest
and cots Of suit. [mhIIl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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pOETiCAL.
CONSIDER THE LILIES.
sv MAIZE RosEAu.


..,;r faith! WHO wscn she storm doth come,
49, In despnir, as II eereft of hope,
: ~ m the fjwers, and learn Il lesson there.
O,rt tempest Sathe,e ell, and they bowed their he"u'
+, meek submiSs!2a ill The cloud passed by
And now, Kept by your Fathers hand they o'oo"
In fragrant beauty .loveiier than before. ...
will va not trust HIM who hath Kept Inc h'"o''
And va who toll and strive for earthly iooe''
Aud wear out strength and energy '. o,
For what the moth and rust may sJo" p
Tss.s NAV hs wanting still turn 10 the mowers
Witch labor not nor spin, yet wear d Gato
No,a beautiful than ever deckeaa i"'h
~ ,epaI majesty. Your tathet napo,
~ ,eHn. moy;r;nc care hath roacd Them thus:
Hnu !. ~, rms: Him then TO clothe you too
,,,,,erore will ye make q wearIness
"a Hts hv anxious seeking, but to solve
Shs ou.stion hard what ye shall eat and drink
vy nnr father Inoweth that ye need these things
And will surpiy them =: The proper times.
Bnt give We thought 10 gain the vestuse white
Which uneels wear, and feed your craving souis
On heavenly mamma aud the cup OF lfef
Then fear We not u leave the rest 10 Him,
who cares much more for you Than for ihs flowers,
And with the greater gift, hell add'the less.
Al flowers do fade aud wither, so your forms
MAY sink to earth and turn 10 mould againi
Yet He whose cares doth mark the ePot where lies
The faded lily's root beneath Inc CLOG,
And through the wintry months increasingly
Doth guard il we'll; and when the spring appears,
Doth Give II then new life and loneliness;
He will take care Of you, and ye shall rise
70 bioom In Paradise, where nought can fade.
His word of promise meier will pass away =
Then learn to trus, Him who doth care for you.
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correspondence or tho Enquirer.

SHhRLVTTE5NlLE hPRlL 4 1914.
Messrs. Editors There WINS 4 very serious reucontro here
on yesterday, about two o'clock, at the Monticello House,
between AIR. Edgar Garth and Mr.. David w. FIournoy.-
Bowie knives and pis,ola were used by both parties, end
both the young men we're wouHdcd-Mr. Garth very serious
". He was cut in several places, the neck. breast md ab-
domen. and also received a pistol ball in his les breast.-
mr. Flournoy was .woundtd 10 seSerel places, thew
Gus, and ore slight 10 comparionf with those received
by Mr. Garth. 1t said that three Of Colt'H revoircrs
were used by the parties. perhapa six or more shnts
hred. only one of which took ELECT, Upon Mr. Garth. The
shooting was On the street. II being. Court day. there wsro
which Is most wonderful. This sad occurrence took place
while the people were sitting down 10 dinner TO- the Monli,
cello House.
several VI our physicians aud surgeons Serc soan on &c
spot and dressed the wounds of the c9,nba,aais. h7.
rioarnoy wus afterwards committed te jail 10 await a Ir:it-
ciai INVESTIGATION, which will take place this morning NJ ten
o'clock. MIR. Earth 10 In the MONTICELLO House, 10 the care
oil OBI ms ia'nets iaaily; Nj. Garth rested quite well last
'iga'' aoc s CONSIDERED TO be much better this mrning.
Yours, &c, A.
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DESTRUCTIVE FtpCc

BrFFAio, April 3.-Three fires occurred hare Yesterday
simultaneously, destroying Steutcvantc large plapiog mill
With an immense amount Of lumber; s,aoy's brewery, with
three dwellings, and several small buildings, and seven dwell.
iiDSs 10 the upper part Of the city. Loss $4,000.
go. was DESTROYED by FIRE last night: Itas $50, Oo0; fully 10.
sured. The Collegiate Institute. at B~sokkport, was also con.
DAsvIlLE, " F.iA April ga FIRE broke out here laot
night. which, before the lanes could BE arrested, destroyed
the Presbyterian Church, the Americfn Hotel, and about
forty other buildings 10 The mos, business part of our city,
Quite a large amount of.goods was also burnt. The loss is
probably $500 partly insured. Many peraons have been
rendered housetess.
Coauasus, Ohio, April 3.-A FIRE occurred here on satur.
cay night, which destroyed engine house No 2, and tht .e
adjoining buildings. Loss ee,ims,ed at S30,Oo0-parlly 10.
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lPab!c. No. 6
Joiai ,Ra'OLbIiON au hoIiziEE the SECRETARY Of the I;1"'
an L'!h, hor'r Board 20 'rlcrn.ac up N their -ile. iahil
mode "i cons:racting tho Ugh! h,u,e on Cohrssc. roc!', az
nh"r pu:pJGSs.
iScSol'ed by the Senate and House OF Representatives o E:ih
led Sites oi America IN Congress. u, JsiE6:cl, Tho; The Sccteit
me treasury und Light Louss Beard &c, An! hereby are, IIi'l'.
10 dc'e'ir''ac uitnn the site, plan, and mode Of construclrS he" d!
house nioi HE Cuh.ssct rocks on the snu'hcTry 500 Of he d't"
ln'o Eos'nG harIor. And 20 much of the at approves Ausg",W
iy'one eng itrru hGnlrrt ami ii y.tao, un. the act approve! VA
tiiri. cishtepG haIJre! IA! ii:y.;rrcs. relative TO :ts 70 buhIn!
the light house, on Mino's Ledge, as arc iaconsIs. -nt with - Pm
Slons Of tina ACT, are hct:ry repealed.
Approved 2Iln March, $50.
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Public, No. II

nv MI " ITO Ee!TFI ~ INo pnItI oldiea tT1Ops VINO "eE9 W
era by The recent disaster 70 The sta ,r,.tio sIu rIaacIsco.
be u enc o. BY III, s'a,to and House Of tep:sssn..:t.e. i :
oL'.su sta!".Si america In Congress ss.snols5. Tia; iie'c :M.,.
,Dn.f";gn,''ion. %ia:sr,, .nusicians and 2r,sa:'s: VIZ wa. "a {, +:
t"cht:'H's! cay o. DeGei1ter, eighteen hu strcJ and tny"Hi,s,,
barred at sc" Iurk. undsr vrLeEs Tor California, % The s.-msh
S4n s;ahci-go, a5i WHO was on board Tia; vessei on ne e. C.,
her RECENT d!s1'!er At SCI AID to Lieutenant Frances Nc! ~ :, y:
and any othot oltcer or seaman Of ths Jn..et s ates mas! una r",o,,
90 h'a't the said steamship under orders, a rlra eGis! 10 +'"''
hia pay and allowances for sight monIhs. ,ou
SEQ Ard be !: further enacted That II any sueh :. ' s r
Commissioned Officer, musician. or private shall have oi.'DfJ trp
ceiVns stch payment. from any cC.se c~,ifeGueni upon nm M chi
Ter, HI, %Ido y II one srrvive min, and II nos. then us n"T - 81
dfen II any there be, shall 30 pad q sam equal 10 AM" ~. wi5e1
.aonihs' pay and allowances or the deceased. Ana Una; .r.. n
and miner children Of those Officers, non ccmr:i,r9nea ~ J,,s,,s
prisstes who persisted by this disaster, or who Cleo o. d., u:pns
consequence thereof. shall be allowed pensions. In Tue IT yr,, q.
in all RESPECTS sif The said officers, son'eoinmis''oneo '~'"'
privates had heen killed IN bG;iIe.
ADnroYcu 27h Murch. ISL.
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" IFuDIIc, No. 81
4 RESOLUTION lcccDliry reIthiu yoIumes and

IL NESOhll ION accepting certain volumes and r:eIal. ris'.t
b' her ar'rnnnlc Majcrty' government "a III: IGitei Siars
RtSo'red by ne SenGts and Hoasc Of Representatives, ofhs l."
S'GisS " hniericl IN CoHgrtsy assemble ed. Tina, The rU'efHn;
lie unltel states accept Tho presentation volumes ard n.ia'l'
tiaIiV' Gi the Exhibition IN LoGLon. in eisht.eo huuJrt aai !.
one. presented by Ect Brl'aan!e Majcsts's government, m te.'
her VI r!-ssys commissioners Tor The .aii E1hiSitioa saI tia; :.
be paced IN the Library OF COnsces5.
Resolved, Thltacopy OF thIs resolution be COMMUNICABLE
nrIti"b government IN such manner Us Tho Pre,ItcGt cl ts wv
States may see proper.
AnprorcL EI!h ia :cn, 1854.
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Public, No. 10 al rn
AN ACT for the relief Of settlers on lands reserved 10 :"

Be 1t enacted by tbs Senate aad House Of n'2FS r. ~ eys y ssia
on public lands which have been or may be %~i;hdraSn =. :. = mere,
in consequence Of proposed rail roads. and who hc n ,mS a. b: {
binary misimum TO tho ands settled on and cuiiEa.eo ..urb ~
Provided, They shall prove up their rights atcorii1s :" al he IL
rior and Gay for tho same before the day that may % % I'D. 70 "
P~rssidonts proclaciatiou for the ressorauco G: a'u
Set.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07
Total,
BY deducting this sum from the teal espeudi.
lures,
1850
2 $4,000
sl,4ll,0OO

We hSd the amount necessary to raise by the
property tax, sl,4ll, 900
Being S452 900 more Than the Auditor estimates the present
tax will produce. Butte bring that AMOUNT OF net revenue Into
the Treasury, The taxes must yield 8 per cent. more TO defray
the costs OF collection. delinquencies, &c, that is, s4e5 900.
This would require an increase In the property tax of nine
and q half cents on the hundred dollars.
In this estimate. 1 have neglected the de6ci, | before
showed OF penr 100000 on September Both. 1855. II this
were funded, as former deficits have been, il would increase
the charge of the public debt by 1881 900 per annum. l have
also omitted any count of the remaining subscriptions,
which will probably be called for before Oclobe:, 1856,
amounting to s2.560.el9. These would make a further ad.
dillon to the annual interest and sinking fund of SITS. DOC.
for which our immediate SUCCESSORS must provide. So that
gross reveape Of s2al 600 will then be required, and to pro.