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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19
Charles A. Tuttle VS.. Southern
Men.

The abolition tendencies of some of the
Broderick members of the last Legislature
is we'll known to our readers. The leader
of the faction in this county, c. A. Tut
tie, in writing to gentleman of our ac-
Quaintance, from Sacramento, the 11th of
last March, lets out in plain language his
animosity to gentlemen because they hap
pened to be born in the South. This Sec
tional and unmanly feeling is now being
engendered by the whole faction through
out the State; but it's own insignticance
must kill it in the minds of all true Amer
leans who love the Union for the Unions
sake, and who cannot be made tools of to
distract one section against another, on
account of the local differences of birth
But to Mr.. Tuttle's letter-kere it is, and
precious document too. There happens
to be but one side to it,
SACRAMENTO, March II, '54.
By the by wish to say
to you that no reform can he accomplished
while a man south of Mason's and Dix
on's line can rule the Treasury. We
have not got man in the Senate who
does not vote with the Wings all the way
through, on every measure. They are
determined to establish slavery in this
State, and for that purpose are organizing
a coalition party. They strike at every
Northern man whenever they can. | re-
gret this. We will not make any such
issue, but if forced on US shall meet it,
They have every Office of any moment in
the State.
This was the secret of their hostility to
Bigler. If Roman could have been nom
mated, you would not have seen Ran
dolph, Terry and others electioneering
against him.
The State, SO far as the Legislature and
all paying Offices are concerned, is con-
trolled by class of men who insult and
brow-beat every man but son of chivalry.
We have but few men in the Senate or
House who dare to speak without obtain
ing their consent If you undertake to
expose their corruption, they threaten
with personal vengeance. All the log
rolling bills which have ever been passed
have been concocted by them and honest
men frightened into their support. A lot
Of gamblers from the frontiers Of Texas,
from Alabama, Mississippi aud Arkansas,
come into both Houses every day, fresh
from their debauches of the night, with
their knives and pistols displayed There
are members tool will give their names:
Herbert, Leake, Fairfax, the Speaker,
M'Dufie, Crenshaw, and good many
others. They refuse to unite with the
Democrats in any measure, although elect
ed by democratic constituencies. The
coalition they have formed with the
Wings makes them bold and insulting. 1t
is as corrupt crew as ever lived; yet
they make the people believe that they are
all honest. They have the Custom House
through Gwin-own most of the papers
and abuse and override every man who
dares raise his voice to drive them from
power. Their strength are tremendous.
If the people of our county knew one
half / could tell they would no longer
blame their representatives. For one
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19
Regular Democratic Ticket.

Regular Democratic Ticket.
For Congress.
j. w. Denver,
Of Trinity.
Philip g. Herbert,
of Mariposa.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
Chas. A. Leake,
Of fCalaveras,
For Senator.
WILLIAM H. GRAY.
For Assembly.
J. H. BAKER,
D. B CURTIS,
B. F. PARSONS,
J. l.. BENNETT.
County Judge.
ABRAM BRONX.
County Clerk.
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON.
Sheriff
SAMUEL TODD.
Treasurer.
E. G. SMITH.
District Attorney.
PHILIP w. THOMAS.
Public Administrator
JAMES ANDERSON.
Assessor
HENRY w. STARR.
Coroner.
JOHN P. HARPER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

RATTLEsNAKE BAR.--On the first page
of to-day's paper will be found the pro-
ceedings Of the Democratic meeting al
this place. A Broderick man was called
for, but not one could be found present
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19
EXCITEMENT AT Hleu BAR.-Conside-

EXCITEMENT AT HIGH BAR.-Conside-
rable excitement was created at this Bar
last week by Coyle & Co., under the
direction of constable Hasson, tearing out
the flume of Karner g. Co. 1t seems the
claim has been in dispute between Karner
& Co., and Coyle g. Co., for some time
ami much litigation has been had between
the parties. Coyle 8, Co., were arrested
and taken before Justice Brickell, Of ILL
noistown, on Saturday last, who commit
ted them for trial before the Court of
Sessions. The prisoners were brought to
Auburn the same evening, and on Sunday
last a writ of habeas corpus was issued by
Judge Fitzsimmons. The parties imme-
diately returned to their homes on the
North Fork. Rumor reached us last
evening that the miners had collected to-
gether upon their arrival and hung one
of the prisoners and two others were
killed in melee. 1t lacks confirmation,
and it is to be hoped tie report is unfoun-
ded.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

took out on Monday last two hundred = !,
ewenty Tour ounces. or three thousand
eight hundred and eighty six dollars a''% a"a
forty cents. anu
JUNI(JS
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

CROWDED OUT.-Proceedings of the
Court of Sessions, Communication in
regard to High Bar difficulties, &c.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

The new Stage line between Auburn
and Rattlesnake is well patronised.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

The thermometer stood at IO7 degrees
in the shade, in this place, on Thursday
last; and at ia degrees in Ophir.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

gg ]. c Baker & Co., have our thanks
for the present of fine Watermelon, which
they placed before us on one of the hot days
of the past week. 1t was a big 'un. but with
the prompt assistance of our friends we sue
ceeded in hiding it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19
Auburn, August 10, 1854.

Democratic Central Committee
Tabb Mitchell Chairman.
D B. Curtis, Secretary;
Smith Herrick, Treasurer;
VIM. D Smith,
William Riley,
B.F. Parsons,
Rufus Smith,
Charles King,
Samuel T Leet.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

The Bogusites have been holding little
meetings in different parts OF the county
At Michigan City, few evenings since
they had 81 present at their gathering. o.
this number there were at least dozen
wings. The enthusiasm of that crowd
must have been immense.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

At Ophr, on Tuesday evening last, the
Bogusites had one of their small gather
ings, in which could be seen number of
wings. After the speakers had got
through speaking to the small audience,
MIR. Davis, a regular Democrat, was
called for and appeared upon the stand.
In plain language he exposed the errors
which had been promulgated during the
evening by the Bogusites. When the
Democracy learned that MIR. d was
speaking, they came from all parts of
town, and after he had concluded, three
hearty cheers were given for Denver and
Herbert. The few Bogustes tried a
cheer but it fell still-born. In return
their opponents gave three groans for the
Broderick faction and then adjourned.
"FUss AND ."-If the ssfuss''
which the Bogusites are making could
change any person, outsiders might be
induced to believe that they had captured
every man, woman, and child in the
county, and few donkeys beside. On
the "Divide" they assert the lower part
of the county is all in their favor; and
when they visit us here, they claim the
whole "Divide." The conquest of the
Bogusites is certainly invisible to the
naked eye; for wherever we have been in
the county, the Anti-Electionists are still
firm in the faith and determined to put
down the invaders of Democratic princi-
Piles. Those who have subverted their
offices for mere engines to fasten upon
the people political schemes, and to graf
ify personal feelings know that their power
is passing away-hence their bragadocia
But it wont do, the democracy are against
them notwithstanding all the "fuss" they
may attempt to create.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

AS we 60 to press our citizens are COM
ing to hear political discussion between
Messrs. Herbert and Benham.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

Hon. E. c. Marshall speaks at Iowa
Hill tonight.
BOLD ROBBERY. Tuesday night
last, some light fingered gentlemen entered
the dwelling of H. R. Hawkins, ESQ.,,
and stole two watches and breast pin
The thieves entered the room where Mr..
H. and his wife were sleeping, and took
the articles from stand near the bed. A
light was burning in the room at the time
From the peculiar feelings experienced by
the family in the morning, it is thought
chloroform was administered. Some
weeks since the family of Mr.. Crawford
was robbed in similar mysterious manner
One of the watches was full jeweled
patent lever, No. 9597, JOS. Johnson, Liv-
erpool, maker, ,-silver hunting case. The
other detached lever hunting cased
watch, heavy chased case, No. 2O5l, A.
J. Tobias. maker.
Posi- OFFICE AT Iowa HILL.-A post
Office has recently been established at this
place, and Joseph Colgan appointed Post
Master.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-19

Hon. E. c. Marshall speaks at Iowa
Hill tonight.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29


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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

The Fever IS also % tae increse IA New
Orleans Tie lela number 81 deaths lor ths
vel Sunday morning last, ss0-
Ylllos Az increase d nea LOO
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

Ete Is YIcKs BURo dispatch
Of ay morning, Informs rs TINT there ere
more than aIly s. Yellow Fever St Vicls
burg
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

Court
G0EAALY Is n 0lde ths Ffobatr
Ga0 sac ntf Nosis iren
q ~ persona ed he |e1l1 ents
and eoeba Naa a W.T..
Tam euIt nI0 tozio ilf, in M rpd
aprea bslaH Court u ad ntv
IL bahe'a d .s oafin nday 81 Geo aozi,
then and llele 81 how tauses tfpnF ihe raH. SthV
an order should lol hc niade or ihe IS ihe
real estate "a sai minors yire Odd as csc
county d lazoo ind STATE 81 knorn
Is the e0ultses qnaffe' tsclcn .hfse.
md ths nerh-cnsi quarter he beast %
section twenig-tix. ara twenty ihe tasf
side oflhe casl half ofsont ,sI oI SEE.
Ton twenty hfee IL ioWnsI ~ orr
Mfs.s-lt ia. sen sps
CouIt BY 4apicy t1nIses s1afeI .N IaI s.
that { NLi b. greatly to leeir s.II .d
ands.
And uthc oioeIe al Mild dis
citaiion be a1oo bif oar
weeks excessively
Wi4SH es s. tHI. J0geo
ko ST ohnte c1ualF ~ a1oo
fhe tth Zion SEPT 85l
and Sea, 81 the Coeff
Issued ths - B day e Sepieu I65l
W Clerk
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

oARANzlE BE cities Of Jac M
mOna Natchez apd Port Gibson. So
Qaalsnias aions y tine
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

Bapsf Prslc Rev 1eenan
win preach il The Baptist Church next sab.
bath morning Oct ST, at O'Clock.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29
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9 Donne pre- =. Niche,
81. Nesling Il. Bo nan, Geo 81, Powell,
il Bower and 81 Harrison.
he minutes q last meeting were read
amending that portion Qpl
drea dollars f
qop,e4
following preamble and Eolu
lbnitted 81 ]. j Niche
Whereas elegraphie been -
ceige0. announcing the existence ever
u Vieksbuag, Il IS therefore
Res6Iped That tie Board reeeea te e|eeE b
oall0l some resident Physician. u act ealth
Officer whose duty il shs 81 to Hist al boats IT,
irving from the III ippi river and to report d
writing 10 fhe Mayor Of the city il one houf aiter
her arrival the number Of cases 81 sickness OF
beard and the nature of tie disease and that
a officer shall receive Eve dollars Tor each visit
and report a Aforesaid
sd That should sid Health Ol6oag re-
port q Tie Mayor a1y ca cases oI Yellow
Fever o. other be deemed
contagion d infectious said or shall take
innedI STEPS 70 have the patient 81 patients
ang) removed "a some proper place 50 Be selected
By him outside 81 tie corr lon.
Ihe hone onlie onm9lion. adopted
Ihe card, 81 aeec With TIE nIst q the
foregoing resolutions, ed 10 elect hy ballot
q HeaIth 81 iee which ed ID the choice of
Or Je
The following olntion Nas offered 81 8
Bowman
ResIUsd suitable place near tie mouth
of Short creek 81 selected Isl committee aI3.
pointed for the purpose. where al boats rom the
ppi river, coming @ this place snail BE-
reQuired e land md tae commander thereof
shall b tequired . report the me 70 tie Health
txs4ss him
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29


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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

- e thought hs heavy rains ol last
week sin materially iiauFa Gle cotton crop q this
region.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

70 giEe our columns up 70 tie public
thi week.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29
PnGBInis AND THEr INf
* nnWAaD nKEa6r1.

PILGRIMS And I IS i
HDWARD
Nethinla see 4 That one oitaTy A
venturous vessel Gle loflorn
hope, ireightea witt lho prospects of iai
state, and bound across the unknovn sea. be-.
hold It pursuing. with lhoa id WINGS the
uncertain, tie teie1 o1age Suns se did
set. and weeks an7 md winter
prisas them "a at brihss item not ks
sight Of tie shore them now
scantiIy supplied With provisions crowded alnos
to saocation. ii ibeif toraa prison, delayed
IS Gains. eiFeaitous roate, and noN,
driven Ii fry sioge the raging tempest 81 tie
high and gi5dy waves The awiaI voice q tho
storm howls through tic rigging. The lahofins
nlasts seem stEaining from their base tie dismal
sound 81 the punp y heas TO slap leaps as Il
were, nadly from bi q biloW iae ocean
breaks, and les with Gle engnlphing aooa
over tie aoating deck sna beats win daening
weight against tha led them
escaped from Their al phi aing their 81 but
oyage-ande and landed s. LASS
hs On ice.ela rocks q
Fga weak and weary nom The voyage
po scanlily provisional depending q
TIE charity 81 their shipmaster loF drauebt of
beer 81 board drinking nothing hut watt ep
shore without shelter out means surrounded
81 hostile Indians Shut noR Gle volume q
history, a,a tsll ne On any pEincip 81 human
probability what shan be Tie ,fe of M hand
ful of adgen Eel ne nan q
science. ii hos many months were shey 81 pt
oa II tie thirty savage ibas Grated with
Is tie rg limits q New England ne
politician, Low oag hi shadow u colony, 81
vhic your conventions and treaties bud not sni-
led, laneuished a. the distant ooast2 Student of
history compare for ae iIis baaled projects tie
deserted settlements, she abandoned aaganturels
Of other times. and find tie alIa Of this Was
tie winters storm ing upon the house
s 81 women ana Glider pas i hard labor
ana spare meals onaha1k was &
he deep ihalady d bofs ruined en-
tepie, and broken heart ,c.ng a is last
e0ts 81 tlle of tlle o1 aud M
FOND Ito "a less nnl
tea. that hurried illIs IS Leu
melancholy And hal
81 these eau not 81
& blast he thas
ron worthy.
hot s. mut has
conc arlh
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

ILoR EFER AZ BiTlllEoRE. dispatch
70 Tie Ne0 Orleans Sept l9th.
says NEST vlulent yer has n ont insoIne
parts 6 hat city. resembling Yellow Feva It
IS aIsltzlaIlF marked near q 1e
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

EXCITEMENT.
that tie exc nt
which yaile Asf or sys, reat Is
ning has died away ca our
500 found circular addressed
aa Committee appointed 81 citizens Who
he'd cor house. ID The Public.
set e With th
Town eeaa g The
days pap
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

q. g. NRE S lhs on'1 sathel d s. 81
70 reeeilt 81 uoneT due once
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29


kN DooDrz DoWr foW
.s' good capital story oE tho s niles IS
Els aissi 30 q soms 81 tie
character, |opna '.aou 1 below Il laneb.
able Nsnshadnezzsr. the
King ol he dsselibsa ID GOOD 81
tall Tours and particularly expert Il tie
preparation s. aIa Tie Introduction
q the Yankee y 80 intssnsl majesty L ~.
eulin
Glow dye deu olkt said he slra
putting away IS lpns sIeat lie ths boss
devil 6 HUMP
HIs maiesl1 looked sulphur ed sd pc
lrs 81 fhs
amoled and Isbsfg ID
tie depths d 81 without bottom: Who
are gou hat dare inlrude upon our sacred
privacy
{. he sid The stranger don't tear
youf shirt Why What tho use ST your
going e hali cooke thai Nay why
Do you jump aloIs vi a1e spufIed There
ains such i almighty occasion d yos Is
Get your dander ID, Just Is 4 you wanted
20 bust Jour bier Seem has your eli
nale s rafsheE of BE arnest. i would on
j Sc dom he civil hing lyon isl said
Mister. toe your mar and take yoaf bil
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

le 9ther evidence
Yellow 81 "a ships to places beyond
Sc natua altitude f the disease
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

MILIABD FILLMORR
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-06
iris N9 EKecL50aaa

Confornelnens L IN acte de la Legislature
de Fiat de la Louisiana. approuvt !e 16 mars
1884. intltule 'un Acte concernant les licences
deS cafes ct rabarets ct Ia vente des liaueurs
ennivraqtes dams Get Etat " ct en- obeissanc nee a
une ofdonnanee du Juri de Police de dette Pa
ro!sse, passee commencement an dit .ac:e, a sa
session dn l3 Juliet 1854, Des elections seront
teuues dams Ia l'aroisss Assumption, 10 LUSDg
Re jour du fnols d'Aout 1854, depuls 8 Aeurcs a
NJ, lusqua ! heures 2. NJ. dams chaque district
lie c2tte farolsse AIN de prendre le SENS d. peu-
pie colcernant les licences DIES cafes ct aba
refs ct Ia Fente DIES ~l:queurs euliylantes dams
cette Paroisse.
lr dist. ChezJean Aleman on dansl lie voisinaee:
colnmissaires, Valery Leblanc, Octave
Wives ct Antoine Maritime.
81 dist. Au cafe de Gabriel Rodriguez on dams
le Foisinage: comInissaireS, Nuna Wives.
7 Falcour Melancon ct A. Hernandez.
&c dist. a Phabitation de SEVERN Landrys pres
Eegiise parolssiale, OH dams lie ~voisina-
&c; comInsssaires, ursln Melaucon, Flo
fentln Michel ct SEVERN Landry.
lie dist. Chez Nlarius Alba eEac OF dams lie vol
slliage: commisSaireS, Numa FoIsc. Il.
T. Pugh ct Wm Marks.
5e dist. Chez Drauzin Hiulel GU dams lie vois:-
mage: comIhlsSaires, L~ovinscy EiiineI, in
Bic flaciie ct FCrG:nand LaSSelGne.
6e dist. Au cafe de Maxile Bo1dreau on dams
lie yoisinage; comtnissaires, Ellie Landry,
MaXiie Boudreau ct D.. Dcsbous.
Re dist. 4 Fhabltation de E. L. Mallhot Oh dams !
lie volSinage; commissaiteS, J. B. B. Lam
dry, Ed DeIayigne ct Auguste Delaune.
Sc dist. 4 la Maison Dc Cour dc cette Paroisse,
commissioners, Edmond biaurin, A. Gen
tile ct A. $. Wilson.
Sc dist. -Au BILLIARD de c, ]. Z. G~autilier / Pain
coaFtvijle: commlssaires, WIN Z. Mills, |
Senant Hebeft ct Constant l.. Siaoneau. !
Zoe dist. Chez buttosSard Landry on dams lie
~yoisinage: cominissaires, Charles Ttiac.
Efnerand Landry ct Leon Gautllreau.
lic dis. Chez FRANCOIS AIcllere: au GRANDPA
you; commissaires. John Mccartney, Gas
ten Blanchard ct MarceIin A. Leblanc.
i2c dist. Chez Eiienne Penisson gu dams lie vol
s'lage: commissioners, II. n. Els, Cleo
phas PemSson ct Etienne Penisson fills.
Sc dist. Chez Auac!ete Sinoneau au Pierre
Part, on dams lie qoisinage: commissioners
falentin Rarilleau, Ealcour Porche ct
Anaclete Simoneau.
l4e dist. Chez Dorcino Rentrop. 4 Ia Belle Ri
Were, on dams Ie voisinage commissaires
Leon Leblanc, Charles Gros ct Pierre
Ihsriot.
Les cominEssalres detection DIES differelts bu-
ci-dessus noflnlts par lie Jurl de Police
e Ia Parolsse assumption sort reGuis de tenir
4 dite Election ct Den faire les retours az She
If snussigne. conformtnicnt Z la loi..
iarolsse assumption, le Ter Juliet 1854.
4. I. HICKMAN, sherif.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-06
Fl MO

NJ. A. Flandry annoice aux habitants de
la cote quill aura ~toujours en- main DIES PA
nos dc Ia manufacture de Faivre, d'exeellen-
te gualite, systame en- fer. Il yendra ces
instruments a des conditions on ne pedt plus
a-ranta.euses. lie lubricant lui vendant ses
prodnit aux prix d%artiste, c'est-a-dire avec
de plisgrands avantages encore qu'aux mar
chands.
Les Pianos de la manufacture de Faivre
sont aujourd'hui une REPUTATION unirerseIle
Recommends deja par Herr ct Strakosch,
Pop inion de GottschaIk sur ces instrumeas.,
a donne, surtout eli Louisiana, une vogue
plus grande encore. C'est &c qui a determine
NJ Flandry 4 etaBlir 4 ponaIdsonrille, IN
9e pot de ces Pianos, sans contredlt les plus
e~onvenables sous un clinat CONNIE le n6tre
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-06

Ihanlbre. lie cousin a,rt lc plus c.
'sieax de tous les o~riginanx...
-Qui cst.cc! demanda Gazon.l pen
dant que Leon parlait i publicola Mas
son.
I'm pedicure, auteHr Dun Traite de
corPofistiqae, qni so.s fait vos cors par
Announcement, ct qni, 81 les republicans
tfiolnphent pendant SIX mois, deyiendra
~ceftainemetit immortel.
-Enne s0sura.. ssecria Gazonal.
-Mais, ami Gazonal, il MY Il ane les
mlliionnaires qui ont ASSET de temps 4
eux pour aller i pied. i Paris.
Ala Chambre. cria Leon au co.
cher.
-Lagaelle? monsieur.
-Des deputies, Iepondit Leon apres
asoir echangs III. SQUIRE asec Bixion.
Paris ebmincncca me confoudre, dit
Gazonal.
-Four soas en- E,ire connaitre l'im-
mensise morale, politique ct litteraire,
nous aglssons en- &c moment CONNIE e.
s.eerone rotaaih, qai vous mbntrc d Saint
iIeffe ie ponce tie III statae que yous
''fez cru dc grandeur n~alurelle, ybas le
tfonscz grand dun pied. Vous n'aYez
pi's encore nlesur6 run des orteiIs de
Paris.
Et rcmarqucz, cousin Gazonal, que
hoSs pfcnonf &C qui sc rencontre, nol.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-06
l'oeSmafl0n 53 Ire f+ocernor for TIC cancel
IAton eta Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
BATeS ROUGE, Mavlsth 1855.

D*ioN ho9Eh, may 18TH 1885,.
WHasEAs.; application has been this dav
Fade to me BY II. Joseph Simoneau If. Of
PARISH AssunPtion,i for the cauccIIing of tl,,.
Iot:oHing Bond. w. n Bond. in the sum 81
Fifteen = Thoasant, eight hundred & ni,t,.
dollars: signed by the said Joseph Simo.au. r.
q, pr,hc'pal, on tn eight day december 1851.
together with following NAMED persons as su.
reties, viz:
Nlteort Leblanc ard Terence Leblanc. SAID
BOND iiaFlng been. given. by the said JOSEPH,
SimonaudJ n, Tor and i'll consideration.of tin.
proper discharge ol his duties as supe,iuteu-
dant OF Public Schools, in and tur the parjsi, Of
Assumption, for which office he was dulv com
mlsslonea on the Illirteeu,h Day of November.
1891, and which he afterwards resigned, ~,
NOW THEREFORE,. This is to notify all fersens
interested therein to show ca use ut the. o.fiee
OF the Secretary Of State, within ninety DAYS
tom the last publication hereof, why the same
should not be cancelled and a%nnulei.
Given under my hand, the Seal of the Stata
at Baton Rouge this Eighteenth day Of NAV
A. D. 1854, and in the year of the indie psudan
&c q the United States of America, the Seven
~ Eight. 20 HEBERT Governor.
AssREws. HEBRON, Secretary of State.