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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-28
Aggregate.."... ."..-$269, 100000

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The values at Toledo and Ssnddsky
are said to be accurately asceriaired; +
!hai of Circinnstiis is Vety learly-cofrect.
The others are estimates. The value Of
-four, wheat, corn, and bog products exa
ported rIom Toledo were eight millions
Of dollars. 'fhe value Of The same arts
cles exported from Sandnsky and Cleve<
land was probably eqIa! 10 that at each
place. The value Of wool, cheese, and
butter exported fom the State is equal
to four millions Of dollars. Thus we
lave in the exports OF half dozen ngri-
cultural articles, 6Cty-one millions of dol.
lars. When we consider ali hundred
other articles Of domestic export, the
vast consumption Of these, or four mil.
lions Of people for whom We import, and
the already great extent Of the manufsc-
lures Of Cincinnati, Dayton, ZlnesViIIe,
Columbus, Pomeroy, and other places.
dhe vast amount Of iron, coal, stone, and
other heavy articles carried on river,
canal, and railroad, tits not difficult TO
comprehend that lhe internal commerce
Of Ohio already amounts TO three huns
dret mi!ions Of dollars. When we add
to this te commerce Of Indiana, Kenl
lucky. Tennessee, and Illinois, lying in
The Ohio Valley, we see that the boas'ed
commerce Of the Atlantic cities becomes
altogether an inferior thing. Important
aud highly useful and profitable as foreign
commerce is, we should never overrai6
i's value. II 10 The internal commerce
Of country like this, which spreads from
sea TO sea, and almost from pole 10 pole,
which gives prof, TO enterprise and 1alus
10 Improvement.
This westward march Of population,
and the gro With Of commerce, carries with
it the Capitalization Of locomoion. Al
ready we see the comparatively small
town OF Indianapolis become the greaiest
crossing-pface of railways. Already We
see twenty railroads made, or making,
into Cincinnati. Already we realize the
geographical certainty, that through here
must flow all the great channels of com.
merce which will interscct and ifFigats
the valley Of the Ohio. Here North and
South, Eas, and West, must shake hands,
and if not friends, we will make them SO.
We will show them the great inheritance
of freedom, as il spreads out in beauty
and glory over The continent. We will
show them the silver Ohio, winding IT'D
way through the garden Of America, and
bringing greater wealth than golden sands
into The lap Of its happy people.
Centuries win pass away before the
centre of population, of commerce, Of
wealth, and glory and grandeur shall pass
from this valley. Happy will it be, il
conented TO dwell amidst peace and
plenty, and casting away the avarice and
the passions which make men the slaves
of Mammon, or Of Molcch, they live in
harmony with God and man. Thrice
happy win they be, il, unlike the Hes,
brews, they shall realize that this is the
promised land, and obey the God that
brought them there. Fair is the inher-
i'ance, hopeful the prospect, inspiring the
progress, and beamifal that law of free-
dom, which gives Us security, order, and
li5erty.-Mansfeld's Railroad Record.
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! understand it ALL Muroo.
,ney requires some warm water, which
Phillis, who bears him no love, has, sus>
.sieci, declined to give, mm.
Nv explanation scatcgly satisfied Mrs.
Stanley, who seemsa to think that the
disturbance was greater than would be
likely 10 arise from such irihe. How
aver, she said nothing more, and ! was
searching for passage in my book which
a thought would please her, when all al
once we were slaIled by a distant crash
oF Fcrockery ware plates ond dishes in
fact, as afterwards discovered. To add
10 orr annoyance, this crash was speedl-
ly followed by half suppressed shrek.
Mrs Stanley started up in alarm.
Do go and see What is lbe matter,
Y9G$mge, said he. Itohd you was sure
il was something serious. Tha! ItiShman
will be the death ar PhilIis some of these
days they are always quarrcliug
ScRIcey pausing to listen 10 Iha clos
ing mrtion Of my wile's speech, hurried
from the room, and soon heard, us pass
sed ttough the ball, an increasing clam
'cr in tbe kitchen beyond FIRST Of all
came The shrll voice of Pbilhs.
Hal donc, | say! won't hab muffin
to do wild the stuff, naraway!
Yoh ugly and conlhrary onld naygur.
don'I1l tell ye lis the maslher's ordhers?
! heatd Peter respond.
Ia int no secb hing. Go way, you
poor white Irshor! | tell ye | WON'T
Who ebba heard of colored 'ooman a
taking a bran mash Ofore, I'D like TO know?
The whole truth of wba, | had been
'suspetling for some time flushed upon
me .! tonco, and the fun of the Thing
struck me so irresis'ibly that hcsilated
for while TO break in upon il.
Arrob, ba oisy, can't ye? and take the
dose like daceni n0ygur.
Go wpy, tell ye! screamed PhilIis.-
III call Inssus, da, will.
Och, BY this and by that, said Peter,
resoluieIg, if lis about 10 Tighten the
beautiful nistbress ye are, uud she sick
too . { this same Tina, I'll soon put stop
to that.
Immediately afterwards, | heard the
sound Of his heavy step across the ki'ch-
en floor, and then came short scuffle
aud sliRed scream. Concluding that
il was now time for me TO interfere, ]
moved quickly on, and, just as the scuf-
Hing gave way TO smothered sobs and
broken ejaculaIions, flung open the door
and looked in. The first Thing that cau'l
my eye was Phillis seated in chair ,sput:
tering and gaspng; while Mulfooney,
holding her head under his left arm, was
employing his right hand in conveying n
lin cup Of bran mash rom the buckle. at
his side TO her uplurned mouth.
WhN. in the name of all that is good,
are you doing now, Mulrooney? said |.
Sure, sir,said he,what 'ud do but give
black Phills the warm mash, accordin' to
yer hoDor's ordhers? Augb, ,,he hsythen!
Bid cess 10 her! lis lhrouble enough I've
had 10 make her reasonable and obadieni,
and that's no lie--lGe stupid ould thaie
Of naygur!
My dear Urban, you may imagine tho
finale of So rich scene; even Mrs. Stan
icy caughl the infection, and laughed
heartily. AS for Peter, the last I heard
OF bin was his mu,tering, as lie walked
uway-
Ayeh! why didn't he tell me? If,hey
call naygurs flIies, and horses fllies,h ,how
The diyil should ! know The diffeI?
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The Attorney General of The United
States has given an opinion, in which he
holds that The United States must pay
the expenses incurred BY The U. s. Mar
shal al Chicago ia raising posse in bis
district 10 aid him in the execution Of the
warrant. for the arrest Of fugitive slave.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-28

The Worcester Spy SAYS, among the
presents sent out by the Government, to
the Emperor of Japan, were some bottles
Of American phisky. Il was doubtless
thought by the administration, that il his
Royal Highneas could only get taste Of
the real old Monongahela,' tina, he wo'd
forever after have desire TO trade with
a people who could manufacture such
beverage.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says:-"The
Georgetown (Ky.) Herald comes to us
dressed in mourning, and upon looking
for the cause Of the funeral appearance,
we find that the editor has been commit
ted to Jail by some municipal tribunal for
refusing to testify rchere he had got his
L0nor.
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Mr.. Frederick Ken,ble, from the neigh
borhood Of Rumneyr Harrison county, o.,
arrived in Steubenvile ss, "Wednesday,
by railway, with his wife and nineteen
children, twenty one in all. 1t is said that
he owns enough land in that State to
give each one ofhis family one hundred
and sixty acres and retain SLICE for
himself,
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aCome here, my dear,I want 10 ask
you all about your sister. Now tell me-
uuly--bas she got a beau?" "No, it's
the japders she's got; the doctor Sayes
So"
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Here is a steady increase of 40 per
cent. decennialy, OF IA per cent. per
anuum. The population of these towns
in 1860 will, in all human probability,
exceed half million of people. Cleve-
land will then have its 10000, Toledo
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WHOLE NO. 694.

its 10000, and other towns in proportion.
This growth Of towns is moi go much
the growth Of general population asit ID
Of surplus production and of commerce:
The following sums afe something like
the aggregate commercial value which
passed through these, places in 1859:
Cihcinnoli ..............SlI0,O00.o0
Clevofond............... 3o,o00,OOO
Sandusky ......."...... 59.600,00o
Toledo ..,...."..."." 57,30o,00O
Dayton ................. 100000
Columbus.............. 100000
ZlnesvilIc, .:......"... 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-02

Tnn BoAap or DfHE6aons or 0np FELLOWS
Hall AssocIAras, meet at their office In ODD Fellows
Hall on the first Monday on every month. 0fncers-
II q stetson, President Thomas Shields sscresary
inn D Bein, Treasurer George w Shaw, Jonn crick-
ard. II Howard Richard Swain, g Kursbeedts g DUN
Ian. Gaorse w Race, A vanhook, Eneas Smith, Thos
Murry aud G Morrison
TINS BoARp or DIREcToRs Of ODD FELLows' REST
Association meet at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Hail. the fourth Wednesday IN jan
uary and second Tuesday In April, July and October
officers-Henry Bier President; James Furneauxr
Secretary 0 Person Treasurer
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE /. O. 0. F. OF
NEW oRIEANs meets at the Office Of the Grand secre
tary in odd Fellows Hall on the first Tuesday Of every
month . Officers--C s s Todd, President 100 Canal
street James Furneaux, Secretary. Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyol Treasurer, SIS Exchange Alley
Stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades street
Mortimore So Tchouptoulas street II Rutfier, q
Cont street G 3 Medina, Tchoupitoulas street be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets o P Miller, 81
Camp street; W Cook, IS St Paul street; Il Hardy
1856 Camp street. William Watson. jr, Hero, ~
Gravier street; George Dirmeyer, Ii New Basin NJ s
Hahn. 9 Camp street; ] G Anderson, Agiersi I
Schroeder 40 Toulouse street; Caillot Cd Chartre'
street Alfred Shaw aus
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pfueers Of Subordinate Encampments for the Term
ending December 81, 1854.

rsueera Of Subordinate EHcampments for the Term
ending December 81, 1864.
WIrDEY No. /, meets on the first and third Sat-
urdsys Of every moath at the Encampment room, Odd
Fellows Hail. Officers for the present termL Ora
ham. G p; B naSiiya H P II Gennison, W; VIM
solomon. Scribe 4 Allyn, J W ii Williams, Treas
urer Furneaux Assistant Scribe.
HoBAH No. 8, meets at room No. s, Odd Fellows
Hall ON the second and fourth Saturdays Of each month
01Hcers for the present term-Wm Bloomfield, jr, 9
P;J Sherwood, Ii r. /; Chas De Choseul, 8 W; ~
Todd. Scribe Alfred MDulton, Treasurer; Charles
Hedin w; Alfred Moultcn, Treasurer
LAsAILE No. 5, meets first and third Mondays
In each month, in Odd Fellows Hall, Of Camp
and Lafayette streets 0ficers-J D Henriquez,
IA Patterson, II P IA Pray, 8 W a DeSoa, Scribe
H Adams,J W; Thomas Keefa, Treasurer
WASHINGTON No. 9. meets on the second and
fourth Mondays of every month, at Washington Hall
present tern-C Menn, @ r r III Zeiger, II 9
Thiemann, s W; H Goldman, Scribe; w Fnrbinger,
WI Faust, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. Z, meets on the first and third
Mondays Of every MONTH in Jefferson Lodge Room
Fourth District, OficersT Canty, @ p i Carter
~ HIP W Wilson, w Charles Raymond, Scribe;
Cocluill, w; W W Vaught, Treasurer
PELICAN No. 8, meets on the first and third Sat
days Of every month, at Polar Star Hall, St Loui
street .0fficere for the present term-H RuffeF (
Ri, Theodore Livsaudais, Il p !; J Casbergue, W 81
Rouchard, Scribe; Q Jefrion, W Laterade
Treasurer. ~ ss
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xETGHLY IMPORTANT DISCoyERY,-DR

JAMES would respectfully call the of citizens
the following facts He NIL Private DsaseB with
other drug namely Gonohea elect
Syphilis Structures, Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tumor
and all Of the Skin Or James would ala call
improper ndugence IN that solitary habit which the
body and mind uniting them for either The fol-
lowing Of the sad and melancholy
habits Of youth, Weakness of the Limbs
Head Dmuess Of Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon of the
Heart irriabily Symptoms of consump
dreaded Loss Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression Spirits
Evil Forebodngs Aversion Society Self Ds Solitude
Tindity, etc, Of the evilsproduced. r.
AZ persons who afflicted with of the above should
not fail Dr. James, and be restored health
Let no false deieaey prevent but apply Immediately and
yourself from the dreadful and awful this
maady Weakness Of the Organs Immediately
rerioTed.
~ DR. JAMES has from office l5 to 80
DR.. JAMES.
Persons living distance
sent to their address, by giving full particulars
ceanh fee Of ten dollars [mys lydAwl DR.. JAMES.
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aE remedy already aps
nad a. ns M
Sny similar pre- psraoa America.
@ q Sa ar
ss! Ss III III FLUID si g.
gs sa ss N IT. o. ]
a
msdcsroo together forming the best compound producing he
a s5s EnSrs s,Ssls
The Jours cOabus Chic Bunsssa
The Of Ba's cOppousa Elgs
1onts Win II
has equal This
readsTs Bul,s r
Iapsrlaa the WONDER OF THE woRLDi
WAT oTsn pass and hsotsesary
ss.s
my all The dsy,ospaciay he sAr
aat yours 5sss gave ms
therefore pleasure recommending sA.apalh to the
very '''ps RaE1hATIsm ' w.
If !olsSsE Also shsH
Mn Joss R1IDiar Sir; thros yssr, haysbssa
sod with Gheuasn ssvrsss eaafaeeI was st. mess
~ 10y.
Sss
HnIsae@n sss is R
s
sss S
Junction T4 would rrsl
value
ssEsefs,es herr 1s4 fAhNfiSs @'
rsor5cr 20 Sr.t.,rn
Of ho Fsmss
when shs esoa Of nature
sG s
ssPss.
s Of 5 ssS s w9
] ~
long ,inssd q shor 8 disease miserable frSr
i3a sa
should be appacd this aud svaIthomnslv
How We all admire Clear sssaa White AHA and
sodsveuty vi.isd,
&c SsPssi af ssH a
y "a
hs 30 s.lE ss
mixtures lotions and the
wod to the wso uicient and hint nouRh The ad
i BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
/ or ANY MEDICINEl
| rxoM "A. Msonn.
BULL hays hetation in saying ths believe
Boa syphs and other
having used i With entire Ssesaa in aunnber shove
MoRa TEsfiMoNY rRoM DIR. MOORE. e. Moos&'
Ma Jons BuLLI using sarBapara
bcrofuln, with happy effect ore
ost that can be made for that disease
winchester, ~ Feb l. isss JAMES hi. MooRE. NJ D.
Testimony like the following supeEu6u9
Ip,,nn he e@cH barRRps
F2OM DR. L. p. YANpELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST II
Il THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
the Lat Of Ingredients Bua
Extract OF safsspaa aud have
safe compound and we'll chronic daeEEeE
hitch it a applicable L. Y. FAHDELL. NJ. D.
Lousvlle, June 8, 1885,
What Pyes Phycan by appointment ofshe
EospisaI ,Isynof Ruli'a sarrspsrlln:
LhAve The prescription for the preparation Bull
SArslpsIa and believe the combination one
70 produce IA Alternative Impression the re
u both " private prece and think
Rsaidsn. Physician al tho Louisville Marine HospE.a
This Medicine daily graphing with disease through Wsser
iSieed--nay, those that are grisvously tornented.
Cehea.es eeing h
Notwithstanding placing IT. from a intrinsic
| IT NEEDLES over before she public
Sold Wholesale and reRi, by JOHN BULL
hs Principal oNes 81 Fourshaest
| In the city aud country.
~ Persons wsaing aecEt Of Bulra
Fourth 1c sonM Sb
NV The paepR Asentsin NeBorissus 10 John
| SSraspslls, Wholesale and retail
1 - J. WRisHT h CO..stthsr Patent Medicine warehnase,
| fvs S5R CRkRTRTa STREET
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SsTATE OF LOUISIANA, 5sEcosp DISTRICT

SsTATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
Ana; ~ ALL WHOM These PRESENTS SHALL CONE
WHEREAS John Coleman having by the
applied of this Court il whose efes lis dsed Of sale was
Sf sy tor &c
@ ss hs s" n % on g, ss
NOW, THEREFoRE Know W and per"onr
ana u he Second bs coa New ho can
n h
@ wss %sa sa1 an
Rs ay ether ds t RGT p gaD % x.
so made should not be confirmed and homoogated
~ sas' si fats
entitled John Coleman Va j. fl Maddos No. 431 Of he Docket Of
this Court which sn the said John purchaser
% PROPERTY AS GIVEN IN THE JUDICIAL
9I0P s s'Sg1a
Bssson and II IT, Once eay No
he ms S M 5 4 s eR seea
and bs
front street. Pryisna dsph
ne ass ssf @ e.
Pus @ y ss Pep sbef ID
aud story Dwelling House alale rooted
the story three sides the Kitchen servants
ssdSg s44s' 'ip'
aa2a I'M aAsPp JAMES. Deputy Clerk
NSTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, QUATRIEME oouR
6E a Io5isIaNE 4 rots cEux CUE cEs fREsEsTEs
ATTENDu QUE Coleman ayan ffte par
s s e gu r Ss 4so $ @ ID
Jour d sis de ~ a1nss 4 pour IN avis a'
les ae ds acquereurs udcares elO
'S sa "a s st e.
eme Cour de District de Ia NouYele qu pouannt
orms de con en- veu
vea d psar uaa aas
quelconque de i'e vo ous dater pnbcands
see avis pouquo la vente ains e pas
L de popiieiee fut par sh6rf jour dawn
de yeu dun orre de aizie cette Cur
man vs. H Maddo No. Docket Cour squeo
81 Sha egsnaG ssst sPdq e
!uDCARE AvoR Une erans portion de terre sn6e an
bourg Lyarders In Paoe quart
e en- leud Theodore Guyo Notare cette
e L. dit let !26 peda face IA Second
aea asuele portion forme eucoignnre de
ryania Second 2s pieds Second 1876
Second, compIis aeoans confoim6-
msut plan petude E. Lewis None join,
deux eges cat large
venture serond erage
parties de prncpale, carriage meme
Carriage les
Aoa aAsPp JAMES Deputy Grsfs aaas
| STORAGE FOR SALT, for about $4,000
NJ bags the Agers Waehoung and Forwarding Co. Apply
M AoARONI AND vERMIGELLI-75 boxes,
aast 10 50 CONVERSE co, cor Canal a.d New Levee
AlSINS--2000 packages IN store and for
o. s,ls by H. L. STONE co. Gtavier at fabs
! I'D ICE-25 tierces fresh, for sale by G
AZ aus4 lot CONVERSE 60, s0r Canal and New Lsyss.
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NyAHNEsToCK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il
~ uAL REMEDY FOR WoRAS,-The experience ars
the most reliable and not too costly sought by The
the following the testimony knoNo
physician. relative experience efficacy s. A. Fabn
ocks celebrated Semuge, during years
GRENADA, MISS May rs, 1883
MsssRs b. A. FAaNEsrocK Co.-Gentlenen:
individuals giving certificates in the
cons due TO humanity that have been
tee OF medicine twenty-five have
remedy eertua for yenuge. adults
Fever, sometimes pre-
vious night and otsn lind bilious follow
other Vermiuge in practice and desire
Respectfully W. NJ HAWKINS, NJ. n
LIZ Sold Wholesale and Retail all the
Country Merchants throughout the United staes Win
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ACEAN SPRINGS, MISS.-The I'M Assaa@FA
dersigned, having leaaed years EaSaA
newly discovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs,
pecy informs the public that he has
oun Hotel for the reception transient bsdsrs Dur
the
and effort has make in he highest degree
nien comfortable the
Rooms other usns watering places while
The hng and bathing equaed the Southern
The apaysis the Of hse Springs distinguished
chemist ha contains mineral qualities Of the highest
Tho oxide
and suffering chronic
health BY the this The Creole will ply
between New Orleans
from the Lake end Of the Pontchartran Railroad
IF IL
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" NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
EA sAHsEs-YIRsT PREM1UM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 1o7 Poydraa
c.fuy ubc 10
general carry ne s6ov e9psss 10 a. 10
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER cLosrrs, Wash
BAss FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of I'll kinds COOKING
RIA GES, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIE It'd
BRt PUMPS fitted IN the LEAD PIPES Of s7ery
PHI PIG SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN 81
SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly putup end ,srsrs5
Mt
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ssRGEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss .ss..s


m ThiB famed and popular Summer NEaEn
known throughout the Southern under the
Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN PRADAT
situated about mile distant the village Biloxi will opened
the LIST of June for the reception of visitors.
The GREEN OAKS notice
he popularity Of the been steadily
increasing. The adyanagse commanding
the Lake. receiving the
flows from the Gulf have ed impress favoably many
visitors from New Orleans Mobile the surrounding country
During The Winter ths have made
and additions. The BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
fitted up, and SAIL BOATS will ne
visitors, free Of chasge--also, CLARET st Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES may BIO procured any
addition BAND is
and BALL may be expected twice every week.
Vitors wishing OAKS
W the Captains the STEAMERS who willard them Inc wharf
The Hotel.
..-TERBiS...
Per Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 u
~ Children and Servants, half price. my4
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THr r. W. GRAND ENcAMpMENT OF PATRIARcHs

TIE r. W, GRAND ENcAMpMENT OF PATRIARcHs
or LOUISIANA T. 0. o. r.. meets substantially ON the
third Tuesdays in January and July 1t Odd Fellows
Hall corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
leans Officers for the present year-John Orchard
slack, B " q Senior Warden James Furneaux, R W
g Scribe; 81 Williams, b w g Treasurer Mills,
paueh r W q Junior Warden J Dunlap, W
REPRESENTATIVE to the g IF the q s . o Nixon, w
Marshal; II Dillingham;, W G Sentinel John Frank
ford, W G Deputy Sentnel Alfred Gates DD G Patri-
arch of District No, 2; Andrew Mats, D Pstri-
arch Of District No. g.
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Proclamation by the Governor
fOs. Cam ccsS7sg BOas1s.
718T7I EXECUTIVE UFFTUEs ~.
BAToN RouGE. August Il, 1854

M N BATON ROUGE, AUGUST II; Ios7. =
WHEREAS, application has been made to me by WI
liam G. Vincent Of the city Of New Orleans for cancel
thousand dollars signed by said W Vincent as prin-
cpa 14 July 1851 together with the following par
oeile and Malard Armistead. Also Bond in sum Of
ten thousand dollars, signed by said W G. Vincent as
principal on 10th July 1853 together with the following
named persons as sreties viz W D. Denegre s. Phil
lips and Courcele the said Bonds having been en-
tered by said W. G. Vincent for and in Of
faithful performance of his duties as Auctioneer IN anu
for the parish and city Of New Orleans.
Now therefore, this is to notify all persons interested
therein show cause at the office Of the Secretary OF
State within ninety days from the last publication hereof
why same should not be cancelled and annuled.
Given under my hand and seal of State at Baton Rouge
August 81 1854 and in the Of independence Of the
United States the seventy NINTH By the Governor
Is p. o. HEBERT. 4