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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

TNIE STAGES of this Company win leave their Office, at
i Frisbe's old Stand, Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arriving at sac
mento time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also at o'clock A. NJ, running via Auburn, as an Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYSvILIE.
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough &
Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving IN Ma
rysvile at o'clock p. NJ.
FOR FOREST CITY, BONNEVILLE PATTERSON, WoLsEfHb
NooREs ORLEANS FLATS.
1eaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. N,
-, JAMES HAW0RTH,
Prest C. S. Co.
W. s. McRoBERTs, Agent Nevada lu
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POCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the hrst section OF the 10th Article of the
w Constitution OF the State OF California requires that
amendments OF the Constitution after having been adopted
by the Legislature shall be published three months with
the yeas and and referred to the egs
laue and whereas the annexed proposed amendment to
the Constitution adopted by the Legislature at the
session Of 1855 the published and referred
legislature of 1856 required BY the Constitution and
the said proposed amendment having been agreed to BY
majority of All the members Of each House:
Nov therefore, l. j. Neely Johnson, Governor Of the
State Of California DO hereby direct that at the general
election to be holden throughout the State OF California
the nst Tuesday after the first Monday OF November A. D.
1856 being the 4h day Of the month said proposed
men be submitted to the qualified electors voting at such
election in accordance with Act entitled an Act agree
ing to the proposed amendments to the Constitution and
providing for its submission to the people" Approved April
TO- 1856 and commend the to the consideration Of the
citizens Of the State Of California.
@, Witness my hand and the great seal OF the Stale
at the city OF Sacramento, this the Sd day Of 0e
I---' tOber A. D. 1886.
J. NEEIEY JOHNSON
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

II
MAIN STREET. NEVADA.
~ J. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
ZH~ Metropolis Stable, would inform his friends
S@S and the public generally, that he has added
AalL-A- extensively to his already Large and Elc-
CANT establishment of Horses Buggies Saddles Harness.
&c &c.-thcy prepared to furnish fine turn
outs as can DE f0nnd in the State.
Well trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for ladies Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience in the business and earnest desire
to retain the confidence of his friends leads him to
licye he viii be able to give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid TO Horses Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the
use of Balls PARTIES sc. &c.
The quality of stock will permit say that those
seeking pleasure, engaged business would do well to
give us a call. j. A.. LANCASTER
Nevada Aug 90 1S56.-i6-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04
RANCH FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned offer for sale their RANCH situated
i between Montezuma and Columbia Hills, the South
Yuba consisting of four hundred and eighty of land
surveyed and recorded according TO law The Ranch is
partly fenced in and rails enough made to fence all
good House Barn. OuthOuses &c, have been built on
the main road leading from Robnsons Bridge to the mi
ming towns above Six tons OF Hay, at least be cut
the Ranch each year.
Also set of MINING CLAIMS, Little Shady Creek,
about a mile below the Ranch, with sufficient water to
work them in the winter season. free of cost The Claims
pay twenty dollars to the hand per day, and will last for
three more, Persons wishing to purchase the
claims have the privilege of prospecting them
The Ranch and Claims will be sold separately or together
cheap for cash. Apply at the Ranch to
45-3ms JOSEPH AGGEIER & co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04

nISSOLUTION.-N0TICEI is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Partnership heretofore existing between the under
parties are authorized to settle the partnership accounts
and sign in liquidation
H. p. SWEETLAND,
CdAS. @. SVEE1LAED.
A.lnk.~ Tksb IakA -.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04
Attest, DAVID F. DOUGLASS, sec'y OF State
Proposed Amendments to the Constitution
Of the State OF Callf0rmia.

Proposed Amendments TO the consultation
Of the State OF California.
Section two Of Article ten is amended so As 70 read
follows And IT, ct time tvothrds Of the Senate and
Assembly shall think it necessary to revise and change this
entire Constitution they shall recommend to the electors
at the next election for members Of the Legislature to vote
for against Convention and it shall appear that
majority of the electors voting at such election have voted
in favor of calling Convention the Legislature shall at its
next session. provide by law for Calling Convention TO
be holden within six months after the passage Of such law
and such Convention shall consist OF number Of members
less that Of both branches OF the Legislature The
Constitution that may be agreed upon and adopted by such
Convention, shall be submitted to the people at special
election TO be provided for by law for their ratification
rejection each voter shall express his opinion by deposit
ing in the ballot box ticket whereon shall be written or
printed the words FOr the Constitution against
the Constitution" The returns OF such election shall
in such the Convention shall direct be certified
the Execu7e of the State who shall call to his assist
the Controller Treasurer and Secretary Of State and
compare the vote certified to him. If by such examna
ton be asceraned that aorty of the whole number
Of votes east such election be in favor Of such Con
sttution the Executive Of this State shall by his proca
nation declare such Constitution to be the Constitu
tion of the State OF California Ste
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04
NEVADA s WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
ON AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1856, the above Line will
~ follows:
Leaving the Office at Frisbie's old Stand Nevada at
O'clock A passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan
Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Apha arriving
at Washington by O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega,
Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Greek, and Eureka.
Returnng-The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock, and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock p NJ, connecting with the Cali
orna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
0nice-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. S. 0lIN, Proprietor.
W. 5. McRoBERTs, Agent Nevada [34-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Queensware,
Mining Tools, &C., DC.
Al the old Jdcorite Stand Of HAMLET DAFB
IN the Proof Block of Kidd and Knox opposite the
l. United States Hotel 50 Broad Street. Nevada.
HOTEL AND FAMILY STORES,
In every variety and OF the choicest qualities.
h1- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE 80
September 18th, 1S5e-50-f
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FOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY ExE-
u cuted at this Office.
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sHERIFEvs SALES.

VII ssTsgs j q ss;
III alFsssd Y e. honorable Court y NV
an az aeoye atItlsd cause will proceed 10 se at
Rsg s. N e si5 sgd EsTo
ssaS5Fsss oR 4 I'm, ~,
sssss & aid Eras taI.'
fEfssss-s The spot. s s44 5s8ss 81
mrI4 a12s { s, JoHN y, y
n : Sheriff " The Parrish q -
stssfas fsss z II y
sg xsT e. aan asi ssefa s moi
& dsas sss as l.
des ssjsts aser z
If nss5sllsss!s
/ Sail dams raaaIre 81 dsssns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment DE-
a rny14l52o24 Sheriff Dc 4 - Il &
4 NV S Slsa ,s Z, 81
RI in he ssa 5Sa g S ssa 81
F ~ GSG9f ds ssss 5 ssssa ii
gss e hs f. s gtn Haspa Gsnds
getheE with iii the buildings and thereon
L Tie TfesseF's ofce i al city, n
Seized intie above suit. a55 4 ta sg gta4 S
4s4s55 5s$ }s5s JOHN ". BELL,
81 tnyls ~ n iel2 Sheriff Of tie Paiiah 81 Orleans
c9s e. p DrHl'r Hh \. faHIiN
NV VSIsTu dun yyrst De ieri IN mo mo
IS JUN midi dans Ia Retonde de Ia Beura
&c me entire cees de GhartTes RoyaIe,
tadieaial De a proprets I'll apres dscrie
w LOT nv ssBs dams r. Deaxisme Dfs
trict az dams e les de E5pftal
Condo Brsunes et niesufane N pieds plus
moihs de face Ia de H5pita peds Plus ons
de profondenr. y gaE5B s8
Ensemble lea batsses Vt aneIioraens ui syfrouvent q
to an de reeenseent du dit district de
pose az bureau dn tsssofieri de cette VILE f$
ESaisi dams faffaire ci-dessus. 44sf gB i'll IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment Decentralization.
Il y VI ssS JOHN ". BELL, 4q
my lSl4zI Jel2 Sheriff de Id paFoisse d, Orleans
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ITO BE SOLD, THE PRIVILEGE OF RUNNING A
Steam Ferry in front Of Aine street in the City Of eer
May 10 aee9rlance with resolution Of the Counc,
e I've y o s Re Of 5 of s s
Of running steam Ferry in ront Of Ane street in this city,
contractor said privilege comply with the following pec
cations and restrictions, to. wit
date comfortably in her cabin WAGONS carts or csrTage
T be furnished with comfortable seats for and the
deck for CARRYING live stock and vehicles shall be enclosed BY
and boilers Of said bout shall be safe and seaworthy The
ne s s Ss ed LIZ G d By s
The contractor to furnish and keep moored at the foot Of
and Witt Tf hSs
at eus Shy T. feet furnished with seats for the
and approved by the committee above mentioned.
expense extent q ground the ght bank
the river and nearly opposite as practieabe 10 tho landing
landing Of Ferry lie foot Of ine street, shall occupy
over two hundred feet front and the whole privilege Of said
The said lessee shall bind himself construct and keep
always good repair for The landing Of The ferry boats sub
ana and convenient wharf boats, with buildings above
which buildings shall not be used for ny other purpose than
The lessee shall bind himself to provide with sufficient num-
Der Of lights The LANDINGS and yharye aG9ye to be
stnny burning at night at his own expense
lessee shall bind himself the said steamboat above
o osoeS y SsIost day. M %~i5ua
lows For every foot passenger cents for every horse
mule horned cattle 10 cents for every horse and gig buggy
for every fourwheeed carriage with horses, mules
cents.
furnish notes. endorsed to The satisfaction of the Finance Com
the Council payable semiannnay, maFing nineteen notes
all of which fall due even with the expiration
the whole sum of adjudication.
The lessee furnish good and solvent security to the
Of $780, conditioned 10 guarantee the faithful performance
In Of the neglect on the part Of the lessee to comply
all the specifications, Council
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Joseph EIUFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches Jcwelry Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No. &c Camp under the City o
asd Retail Dealers and purchasers his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. .g n Itr, s,I1I4 -
SHE'LL CoMBsImitation Shell and Buffalo Combs Of every
style and variety. s-,.I Il. ~ ~. z-'s- 80
every description Of his manufacture, and
TOILET Essnch as Perfumery Hair Oil, Hair Pins
Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, etc!flff3 .!safz 80 -
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books, Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with an endless variety of
GUNS, PISTOLS Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Ps
tolls Scissors Razors Life Pteservers. Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety the most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWEf.RY, etc.
The stock In this ne consisting of the n T. Cooper NJ
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements with fine assort
of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
Of fine Eastern Jewey Svefware etc. have been selected
with by ROBERTS, for many years engaged in
the Wholesale business aid having been purchased exclusively
for cash. great Inducements will be offered purchasers
funded. n 7.1tis III - @r'lJ 7I.rf'' ng'Gl-IfI
n Watches Jewelry ETC., carefully Repaired and var.
ranted. &c. E''1z@f-I as - =Sfz-
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ESNIBALHnNGe THE DEAD.-P. CASANAyEs
u Undertaken No 81 Maras street, between Customoue and
Bienvlle, having purchased right from Dr. HOLMES of New
to all orders by day night The is simple and
done with Inconvenience exposure Bodies
any part of the world without exhang the slightest
odo of the year. Bodies advanced state of
decomposition restored perfect of preservation
Full particulars in pamphlets will be given those who
apply. iHsf@ r ts s5#'-s' IL
N.B-Deceased ministers, physicians and lawyers will be
ennbaIned free of charge. SING 5I0-.5- APO
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UCTION NOVICEs-TH THE SUBSCRIBER R ES-
n pectfny informs his friends and the PUBLIC
suMed his old business AuGTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office No. So Camp street. 1}5N1 $50 I
viii attend to the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Adj
minsator ASgnees, and all Others according law He
will also give and personal attention all outdoor sales
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms public
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate. 10 90 rTt+i o. 'f7t u
Practical Daughman and Plan Drawer will be constant
attendance at his Office. ~. I - l+ go Qua
With the that he will give strict attention his
business all Details he trusts that he will receive share of
public patronage. BENZ. KENDIG, Auctioneer ''
q no26 Office, No SO street,
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u tegas street above and SHEET
in their line of business such putting Tin and Copper
tc Valleys etc Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
all of the city moderate prices with prCnptness and
dispatch All kinds Of Jobbng and Repairing with
share of the public patronage &s l5 Y!
We beg leave to refer the following gentlemen Mesrs
Croer Wing, Jamison Mcintosh, Cook Moreouse Rob
ert Hughes, g Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Thayer
n-Leer go Mechanics and Dealers Exchange. 10 St
9aiE
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ard snndries 10 order 81 III Pep s' 'hasc |
GOAST-Sloop Tennare40G1 lbs bacon
beeffo order. II
CoAsT--Milaudon, Boat-s0 bblsrnm L Mllaudss
EAILEoADs.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON and GREAT NORTHERN
lumber to Parvis1i5o Do " do cfoer Eco
Patent BagasFs furnace Infringement other
ass se c
sI tie @ IL i q
his statement below Is sadcent the
sas eao I IL LsgasSs
&52 81 Natchezsree., New Orleans.
III sw4sHrNeTos, ID. c., March IA, 1856.
VIII perfect safety and sseary
Be l more explicit, wise any
s' hsa 'afst sS'i'ns o Ra1sa
4 app Il --.. - opposite Patent Office
(,o sI,l g PLAaTA1IoN FOR sALE-rHIA1r
Wilson situated in the parish q onaehia,
s1a o ief mss from from thence
up s sasa Ssst
ssos Ess 81 s
s mss s'i
reasonable terms for reasonably Possession
gssn M stsadsa y W
may be- the purchaser this property have with
10 ias apply
lses a 9 9e5zf.S-
| ala d&Wff PITCHER, GooDRTcTf u co M
>NTOTICE-ON3ANDA AFTER THIS DATE WE. THE
Pfoprietors Cotton Pfesses do
hereby give notice that charge Of bale
the yard for chasing and marking all removed
TO any other press for compressips.S
s2S.5 L. LIE BEAU, 4ass%
| President Ieyee Steam Press
lFfe{+4 ta q FRERET & BROS Freret,s Press
81 S 3 j. CYAN WIcRfiE q CO.. fsfs
l7 s'sl q. .5 "a Canal street Press. VA
II FAssNANS& YANGRY, ST. \!
sal 07.- ,z....s!.9@s Orleans Press.
aE5 PENNyA ROBES Union Press. IN
rt5i-h JIG n JOHN HASKINS, SG5s4 r r.
IH4 G9 N ~, ~ 5t7% Per Parker & Haywood,
lht ~ ME- Factors and Louisiana Presses. 4
5t 5et! Ny -S BELL &sBOYD,
.a''.=fs N ~ Shippers and Merchants, Presses.
-lFF- Is HITt.- ~ BARNES, STANLEY Il co., 81
~ 49,. Mississippi and CONNER Presses.
'E'7 e24 ROBT. ABATT Il Co, $5f}ls NJ 4
}f. ta3 W.: NooRE Il SIMMONS, = Fsl
Va q E.t4a M e. Alabama and Bramah Presses.
New Anrl 1r,
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nANIELEDXYARDS, CsUGCEssoRaToT WIBILI.s
~ a EpWAKDs1 Nos 2s 80 ana g and
per, Tin Sheet Brass sHes
tract making sf Steam Trains EvRpoating
Fteers Juice Boxes appertainng the
Sugartlonse.f s. &
OF Steam Gauges Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc., constantly On hand.
He would cali the attention planners to the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations
Col n 6 Camp, Messrs = Harrison y ForsalI Nelson
Thomson Co.. and L. E. Forsta, Of this city, whom
spectfny for full particulars. fn22
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said The

And said assumed the payment of other Taxes
due on said property, 81 NJ IEs,
property given in the judicial
Two vacant lots of ground sunie in suburb Lyaiais,
Fonrh Of this city Lots "a q
the square bounded Second Dryades Third Dennis
plan b s 6 B4nshar 9 Nay
lots each other and each "a Second street.
by feet inches deep between lines, American
measure. !5 gfsf }jS#8 i!tSsisI -s "#4
lot Of ground in the square bounded by ST. Mary st.
plan by Hen 4 schurborn and deposited the oiceof T. TO-
Stark Notary Public Said lot measures q feet
front ST. Mary street q feet in width in the rear lS9
inches in depth On the side Chestnut sreeand 12s
INCHES ma LINES On the side towards Camp street
consistilgo wost5ry wooden house. with gallery
front and twosory wooden Kitchen z
Witness the Hon John Robertson, Judge Of ouf Court
this tenth day of May A D. 1856. sl &T52 u
my1+ 10 % +5 s2 " r.. N. TREPAGNIER, Clerk. V
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,orToN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

SUGAR AND MOLASSES The receipts light and
prices firm. The sales embraced about Sugar at 7
SIC for Fermening, and S7s@3S3sc y gallon for Reboied
noticed sales Of about 1900 bbs which GOO
superne St. Louis at S. 200 Illinois the same fancy
two three lots at Sc So and 100 Extra 81 q Dbl
GRAIN. Corn and firm, with sales $500
sacks including 1900 47c $50 at the same p
buhe the latter being the asking the close of Wheat
525 sacks Prime sold at 81 IS y busel Of Oats
sacks Ordinary ST. Louis disposed Of 36 O Choice
in two three lots 40 aud Monday 100 Ordinary 32c
q bushel OF Bran $50 sacks sold in lots 6O@62c
100 fbs ,5 ,j.
PROVISIONS Pork very dull the principal sale
200 bbs light weight SIS for NJ o. and S15 3 y Dbl
for Mess of Green Meats g. 900 lbs Hog round casks
sold on private terms. Bacon rather Gner with
sales Of 65 casks Prime Ribbed Sides SIC and 20
three lots at the aso Monday 80 casks SSc
for Ribbed Sides and 7@74c = for Shoulders Lard
request at firm prices noticed sales nearly
and ierces including $50 iorces s ABS bb and erces
mixed LOTT at the same s. erces Prime CSC
and 100 kegs Prime ut 1O3sc p h. Iu.'i
SALT. "A Of 1000 sacks Liverpool sold day
two SINCE tonexth fne CSC q sack round yesterday
one of 49, 500 bushels Ivica at Ice p busliel.
RICE...,. About 400 tierces have sold within the
last two three days, mostly at 44}5c but including
small lots at 47GC941sc q ID.
BAGGING. India firm and active, with sales of 400
bales here and to arrive 1876 200 the same,
lot, to arrive, at 16c cash. d
GUNNY BAGS. 400 bales Saturday (repored
private terms) at 9}sc, equal to cash.
COFFEE Sales lOO0 bags OF which 800 Rio at l04@l0I
50 at II 500 Laguayra at lls4 and 50 Mt he % H.
CANDLES. About 400 boxes Star sold and 500
light at about Zoe q D.
ROSIN We noticed sales OF 400 bbls 40 for No
2, and 81 IS D Dbl for good No. l.
WHISKY Firm with sales Of $50 bbls of which $40 Mt q
62314 16O IN lots, at 2s1s23M, and 100 Dexers SEC
gallon. .H., uI .
FREIGETS ship taken Marseles at - one for
Liverpool Cd for Corn and few hundred bales Cotton shipped
to the latter port at I'D. Market hrmer.
EXCHASG mar dill nj limitations
Sterling .1OS1slO9& and 1902.
New York Sixyday Bills. 1d d ct, dis
Sight Checks New York. prem
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payabe cash and which settled Tor the following
ner, wit: fsi iB gS 80 s5 sgss3l%
l. The purchaser retained In his hands The balance
due the mortgage in favor Of the Ike 4
Insurance Company, and which balance AMOUNTS w
III capital and interest up 10 maturity Sd of May,
and hfse desrs sass 50
ofjndgrnent with privilege in favor of VIM. Nc
Laughlin, with interest and costs, say the sum of
four hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty five
gents, 4l625
4 drawn by defendant in favor of VIM. Mclaughlin,
secured by privilege stated in the deed OF sale, "a
y dae.leh and 22d May 1856 for The oftthree
hundred and seventy Ave dolirs 375 co.
Saidpntehaser paid the Sheriff. the amount
aju6gment for Sis1, favor Of said Nc anghlin 5
2ls 40
Said purchaser paid In cash tleleests and Charge
hs State 14s ii
G.. And said purchaser being the plaintiff
above entitled case retained In his hands
adjudication to:wit 81
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NartitttIar S5lotites.

Il, washing E III company 1 ": X, ;s :
4!{sRs spses SsstinF 6sIa EsEps House. on
myls ~ ~ -z 80 " NJ eALoNoN. PRESIDENT
Is N, ;g,ss lsa II Y
aoor in tho East wing URlysfsyof Toaisiaas corner
no s Gna oo nae y
;; T Ss @ @
castss viii tbe eth # May Prices
at he rssdsnes &
NJ @ ~ myi2f I.
III NV sW1 orissn a,9 sas 81, iss5
share Viii be paid lie soctholaefs q or lfte he
ee ' By order e s B 1ad Gus
ny5 IN wv -. I. n. WOOD sssrs.ary.ss
oFricE Or EzrEnrs CRY HALL
tee appoSed 81 ihe G 90 G1Ss u esse liz books
f sn Fig t.
q @ ats sd s Ieq Tsesn
therefor. Il @ f(3 X g 3 j., :, :
-
c, B4 &a. 81 n.i MGw p aalii ,ose
MAI meetlng y + a1ss Board q Direetoffs,
hsa edt s n Viz hs apeeE i having
Bank not 70 exceed 81 100000 !.
main ene far from that date during Which time liz
to subscribe for said IN
u AZ % WY @ aa ~ w ~ ,i puea iI e same ,bt
may no lie taken By lie present soclhoders '''As
Ii aiO sot & W: r, GRAYs0N, Cashier
-------- =. -
Rg- General Relief Committee. 10. O. H..
Members the present term w b. President No
Il Exchange Plate b. DAsvA Treasurer No 90 Bacchns
asn and stree I;nG Fits Encbsnoe Pscs Pns
ONCE Buildings: JoHN RAY No ao Cann NJ On W.
roRp corner Camp and Guyer Streets: W vi il WnE,tToy
Fourth District: II + PETeRsoY ,stot ,ouse II II
LY corner Tchouptoulas and Richard Streets j. j. sHgn
wfoD A : MrTJoyEEtn r w + pnIssT1, III com,nnn
street. n CasTEPrpE t1siom bouse Wv nIcrsnr rort,er
Tconntonlas and Pnydras strees NJ McNAnAT I,isrs q
PIrI Inv l1nIs M IL T'artras strsat. In p1
~ = '' ~. 40 og o ie' stfee'i ohAshhs VAL
lne5ainHs ea M Ine ~ IN each
p NJ ~ oee' IL ouu Elbows hi' az o7a ocioeh
= I'M I'M g. 1.,,pe rI,D,,p,,,xy
-leit ON ----- 2 1saEs EGleNr.AoA. secreuLy.
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-. IN ~. BEN 4KlTTREDGE 81 CO.. M
MA 1T porters OF Guns aud Sporting Apparatus in all
&SSE% its branches. Wholesale and reai1 dealers in
GNhaE American Rifles. Pistols and Fires every
ESUN1s variety, IS st Charles street, near st Charles
" WHotel, New Orleans, and l34 Main street, Gin
?,