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Butte record., 1856-08-02

NONE STAND ALONE 1t is the provi-
dence of God that none stand alone; we
touch each other, man acts on man, heart
on heart we are bound up in each other
hand is Joined in hand wheel sets wheel in
motion; we are spiritually linked together.
arm within arm; we cannot live alone, nor
die alone; we cannot say, will only run
risks with my own soul; | am prepared to
disobey the Lord for such pleasure or such
a gain, but | do not want to implicate
others; only want to be answerable for
myself This cannot be. Each living soul
has its influence on others in some way and
to some extent, consciously or unconscious
ly; each has some power, more or less, di-
rect or indirect; one mind colors another !;
child acts on children; servants on their
fellow servants; parents on their children ;
masters on those they employ; friends on
friends Even when we do not design to
influence others, when we are not thinking
in the least degree of the effect of what we
do, when we are unconscious that We have
any influence at all, when we de not wish
our conduct or way of life to effect any but
ourselves, our manner of life, our converse
ton, our deeds, are all the while having
weight somewhere or somehow; our feet
leave their impression, though we may not
lock behind to see the mark.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

THE TIDE OF REvoLUTIoN.--"Ar
in the Bulletin, says:
Every mans common sense informs him
that peace nor safety can be had in Califor-
MIA, unless the whole of the State officials
are removed, and that they must be, peace
ably if possible, but ri ct arms if requisite" :"
Aristides is a fool, and is evidently ambi-
tious of .eierafi0n.'
Butte record., 1856-08-02

RATIFICATION MEETING STocK.--The
Democracy of San Joaquin county had
Ratification meeting in front Of Weber House,
in Stockton, on Saturday. The meeting
was addressed by A. c. Bradford, Esq and
others So 20 Democracy every where.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

SENIOR DELFINo.-The world renowned
Magician, assisted by MADAM Delfino, will
perform at the Metropolitan Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Madame
Delfno Will perform the wonderful feat of
Sleeping iu the Air. From the high enco-
miums bestowed upon Senior Delfino by the
press generally, the public may confidently
expect the most interesting exhibition OF the
season.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

ANOTHER ADDRESS The Stockton Re
publican of yesterday contains a long ad-
dress, numerously signed, addressed to the
citizens of that county, in opposition to the
Vigilance Committee.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

rs- The San Francisco Herald lear ms that
James Hetherington, who was arrested BY
the Vigilance Committee for shooting DR..
Randall, was member of that body him
self. and was seen on the day that the Jail
was besieged, with a musket on his shoulder.
This is vehemently denied by the Vigilance
Butte record., 1856-08-02

THE X. y. PARrY.-The K \. party of
Yuba county it seems are mot dead but
sleeping at least some would have US so
think, &c. as we notice that a convention of
their order has been called to meet in Ma
rysville. Calling spirits from the Vastly
deep
Butte record., 1856-08-02

ANOTHER DKMockATTIc STANDARD
The Volcano Ledger has run up to Its mast
head the names of Buchanan and brecken-
ridge.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

GATHERING OF THE TRIBEs.--Fifteen hun
dred Indians hare already been gathered
to the No melake Reservation, located among
the low hills of the coast range, about 20
miles west of Tehama.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

The King of the Sandwich Islands was
married on the 10Th of June, with imposing
ceremonies. The fortunate lady is much Of
Hawaiian beauty, and was selected from the
middling class Of his Majesty's subjects.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

THE SABBA1 H.--The merchants Of Co.
lumbia have agreed to close their doors on
the Sabbath in future. The movement gives
general satisfaction.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

TIMELY AID.-Messrs. Rowe g. Smith, of
the Pioneer Circus, have generously tender
ed the Common Council of Nevada q benefit,
in aid of the sufferers by the late fire.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

N- Edward McGarry, formerly Whig
Senator from the counties of Yolo, Solano
and Napa, recently presided at a Buchanan
ratification meeting in Napa City
Butte record., 1856-08-02

They never say it SHOWS in California, but
that % winter is throwing its mantle over the
ground" So with an earthquake they call
it :. the vibration of Heavens footstool- -
Quite poetic.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

E0- Watson has our thanks for Alta,
Bulletin and Chronicle, of San Francisco,
and Sacramento Union.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

THANks.-To MIR. Watson for California
Express. and TO Mcwilliams 4 Tymeson,
agents of Wells, Fargo & Co, for Inquirer
Alta 4 Express.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

TABLE CoEREcTED-The Sacramento A.
Of Sunday, furnished a list of news
papers that advocate the American and
parties. The list was not alto-
gether correct, but will be found all right
as corrected below
ADVOCATING AMERIcANIsM.
Daily California American,
'' Stockton Argus.
Sonora Herald,
Weekly American,
=" Sonora Herald,
% Placer Press.
:" Placerville American.
:" Coloma Argus,
:" Shasta Republican,
Siskiyou Chronicle,
Mountain Messenger,
San Jose Tribune,
San Diego Herald.
ADVOCATING DEMOCRACY.
Daily San Francisco Sun,
e" /" Herald,
Globe,
" Stockton Republican,
Z" State Journal,
d" Marysville Express,
d" Butte Record
Weekly State Journal.
Z" Express.
" Shasta Courier,
" Sierra Democratj
'' Trinity Times,
I" Butte Record,
" Calaveras Chronicle,
Columbia Gazette,
- Mariposa Democrat,
Placer Herald,
Stockton Republican.
90 Nevada Democrat,
Volcano Ledger,
I" Yreka Union,
4" S. F. Herald
The above shows a total of seven dailie
and fifteen weeklies for the Democrats, I
Butte record., 1856-08-02

A- Az the present time Kansas. Mime
sofa, Utah and Oregon ara seeking admission
into the Union.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

Fremont CLUE. There is Fremont
club in San Francisco. So says the barber
shop paper, the -9ita.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

@- Watson has placed us under obliga
tions for San Francisco papers furnished on
and Sunday. Thanks.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

~ S. Fl. Marlette, late Surveyor Gem
eral hasl ocated in Volcano, and run out
shingle as Civil Engineer.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

ns- Our thanks are due Mr. ONeal, Of
the C. S. Co., for favors furnished this office.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

BrrrrSa.-The Town Talk states tha, gentle
man in san Francisco offers bet 81 900 that Fre
mont will carry New York, and like sum that he
will ca rry PENNSYLVANIA"
Butte record., 1856-08-02

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL FROM WASH
INGroN.-A correspondent writing from
Washington to one of the New York papers,
says -. The excitement of the past few
weeks has had most disastrous effect upon
real estate in the District of Columbia, de-
preciatipg it at least twenty-five per cent,
with a stiff downward tendency. The cause
is two-fold First, the ftilure of law at
Washington and the license and impunity
which attend crimes against the persons Of
Northern freemen, have SO disgusted Con-
gress that the removal of the capital TO a
Free State has become point OF fixed policy
in the eye of large majority OF Northern
members. The idea may seem wild; and In
all probability, this intimation viii be scout
ed by many an opposition press; but have
no hesitation in predicting the removal of
the capital to the northwest at no very dis
tant day, unless a revolution is affected IN
the public sentiment, the judiciary and the
Jury system of this District"
Butte record., 1856-08-02

A gentleman in the S. F. Herald Office calls
the gentleman ION New York, and goes .
thousand better On Pennsylvania.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

EE- The Democrats Of Marysville have
formed Buchanan Club.
Butte record., 1856-08-02
Plot to Rob n Miner.

The True Californian of Saturday, July
25th, gives the followidg particulars of an
ingenious attempt at robbery, derived from
a gentleman who accidently was made con-
versent with the facts and frustrated the
scheme
A young man, a miner of Oroville, named
Dexter Hostley, arrived at San Francisco
few days before the departure OF the last
steamer, and after purchasing his ticket and
completing his arrangements to leave, stroll
ed around to the Post Office and inquired for
letters. To his surprise, he received one
without signature written in this city, and
proferipg him some very disinterested advice.
1t seems tha: young Hostley had recently
made 81 QUO by sinking shaft, after hav
ing been un successful for three years past.
With this sum he determined to return
home On settling up his affairs he was
brought in debt to a merchant of Orovllle,
named Myers, in the sum of $50. But he
sold his claim to a miner named Wing, who
agreed to pay this sum, and Myers agreed
to receive Wing as his debtor. The letter
he received from the post Office went on to
state that Myers had determined not to &C
cept Wing, but would be down the evening
before the boat left, and would have him
arrested BY this means he would lose his
passage money entirely, for. said his anony-
nous correspondent, the Company never re-
turn any money, or allows passage at any
other time or ON board of any other steamer
than the one for which the ticket was bought.
Hs therefore kindly proposed the following
plan to get him out of his troubles. He ad-
vised Hostly to leave early on the morning
of the departure of the steamer, and 60 out
in the neigh borhood of the Fort; hat there
he wovld meet with friend, who had boat
concealed near by; he would be placed on
her, and as the steamer approached, he could
be ferried aboard The kind friend wound
up by assuring him that he pitied him for
the difficulty he had got in, and would do all
he could to serve him. He said it was not
worth while to give his name.
Such was the trap set. The young man
was ACTUALLY on the point of falling into it.
when he accident.y showed the letter to the
gentleman from whom we derise these facts.
We trust that all miners TO whom this paper
shall come, will take warning and be on
theie guarn Those of them who have money
are watched here, as well as in the local
cities in which they live.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

FIR < Q. WATER CoMFASY.-The Direc-
tors of the Feather River and ophir Water
Company, held meeting yesterday, for the
purpose of increasing their capital stock, and
relieving the company ofits Indebtedness
We learn that the Ditch has been paying
well for the last two or three months.
Butte record., 1856-08-02

The above shows total of seven dailies
and fifteen weeklies for the Democrats, to
three dailies and ten weeklies for the Ameri
cans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-18
sssgESAA OE 0uTsIA CITY NEW ORLEANS.
III Orleans 18th Court Of New
Orleans 53 NJ E5s4

n
sTsE Il following dsliliau for
lakes real este the CITY q
Orlsans for the years 1858 and 1Sba. hereby
10 appear before th ft Dis Court of View
Orleans within afteen from theSate of the FIRST
alton of this The official journal Of
@ said city To- the demand of The Gil yof New
Orleans tpr iha oRpos tie their
PET eannfn per from ihss Isl Monday Of
until paid and five COM
q sHrlissi9is On the same.
itnsss. slis Hon usin, Judges Of cur said
pril Yls,S, !,
III II VI, /, s
Bertrand, EngeHie us 100 BnlI lit Enthben
Bnis som aerlck ~ n Judge ia9f 50
Bernard, III lat 90 n
erol,an, Denis w as57gt
4 Davis. sl5l Dava,n James 4 1876 %
Guillo,ts, u 4. 4e7sos
Huln, sst Of Is. Iola 70 Hopkins, Y 80
.. ~ Haftnbiae, Mrs IL 16s 7o
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years vfd ri
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published q The world npon
rasss 'ts s ave- s
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wealthy merchant The he'd dos years TIE
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states since h. bought
s sss ss ass siY sssnse
N names and others
cured az 81 Tns ,vrifea
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fect cure every other had been that
s Rs aes re
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W. III etRss sss i
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he and other professors bad decided that he
ses
sss 81 %
never before Witnessed such remarkable
Raaha Rss aG
III ehsr lie
RaG az a'S
aei " Cincinnati states that heas severely
aHa sfs
Hi cripple for three years
Scarcely in bed II had affected his whoesys
he could hsar # and s The most
cured him sfectsalV We might give hun
dreds of snch cases cured any the SCUM.
afcted thirty years. years could scarcely
walk Step flesh had his limbs the most
had been but he had lost
this reed bought it and took it home and prevailed on him
He certies that cured him sound and 4ce the flesh
had returned lis limbs, which had become strong
detail thousand Of equal Importance
ask those who afflicted to send to the
and get eirenqr and read the letters
Rev II Rev M Kelly, Rev r.; AZ CobuTn, and
other while we add tho names of Hon. y SMITH
Bank Of the State of Missouri; George O.
Atllerton, otaeer the Bank In ST H.
Eddy s.. Do8ning, Holland O. w. Stone w Ghristy
sas also vast nnatafs Of other citizens
and these tieiag witnesses where
remedy first and where thou
sands during tle1ast two years pfaprie
nov opened their Central Office Barclay
House, the Of New where all orders
medicine will be promptly attended to- E5
spirit prepared and re-
this alone. taein cure!
single bottle three hpttesfor So
ProprietOrs,
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MUSIC TEACHING.

,N41., INSTRUCTION I'M VOCAL, MUSIC
Of the oldest instructors In
this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require Recommendation. zig IS 3aG - lysS
nsy Orders left with P. WERLEIN, No. S Camp street.
will meet with prompt attention. =, e o9tf I
9assss. MRS. CAnIPBEIsL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
sz gives Lessons on Z PIANo.AND GIiT sa
NTasR No 50 Hevia street R3~Terms-$5 month, or
twelve ELECTURES at q Constance street once
week. ..lsa.L - IelO "
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DRUGS ANI) IsglTCIpEs.


VI AYERS CHERRY PKerogAL AND gATaAisTIG PILLS have
done to promote tile pbic health than any one
There can Be no that ts has
From
Pills are ~ " M aa cure s @
EVERY iss " ess g ne oio3d
" st fron, MI ts ;seasea iS
Yisceral system ntse o ,ne
should
from the SYSTEM ss 100 sltoh 70 yea:
Ayers Rus SO thrst ply not WINE ~ " WeAG
but when It has fahu we state,
mens Of those VINO nave neer cured by them
seroInn nt9tsy ncgfs ssnss
gia Dyspepsia internal Fa1hs tnons Uompants
ailments snc as plmpes On ING aee Nervous
bly Loss Of appetite y the head
Colds Fsyers ana nased variety Of COM
for mo ssen By
Try then, once md you will meyer be without them
Price 70 cts per Box-5 BOXES 10y q W
sold by a! respectable Ilfqsgsts every %nete
fe2O' 9md&W NJ y. WRIGHT q US Wholespe agents.
4--------7 ---
70 lie ia every family where there Children as they
seized with commissions proceeding from the attacks
Of worms when IT. may bu procure
he medicine Il affords speedy relief 10 The sufferer expeng
frequently IN children. '}7fE ''' r.
AIessrs b. A. Falnesock 4 Co. Pttsburg Pa,:5f.r5's'
Genemen--Eayinr sold your Yer1niiuge the last
ven eight years affords me pleasure inform you that
have known d medicine universally used and
teened for qualities as specific 1T has
cevet the appreciation medical men. and Is considered
given to extent by our doctors planters and
the community In general. 5s55 - E+tF Il 'le5g a.
~ Your obedient servant, IVY
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- q Ell "a soFST.EANs..

III az TVS:
cry EHA fsfs;
Eiy nES ~ 4s asisanss 7Ah nf darch 1856. iii
u sls oreaas entitled 81 ofdlli-
ssnee safts etc approved oth 5une,
HI w oraass Thar ffcm and after Tie
al FdaaIce, be for dray-
nsa aid carmen yecsa ths folsoglng
sat,sp aHd d Ei the inits of
flss d. every load DIET ~
eeeang Id distance GUAR 90 20 cts
I'D al y Il tlo 2 ~ els:
81 g y y q : sSss % y.
sdrayinsn Or cartlnan ehafg ng more than the
shall ha line a, recoverable
such dsayfIan or 81 the &dray
or safss s58ES ss
II Sa{sf DID radop lina de- cetta ordonnance il
eondncte get az ehaTre lies
ses iii III sniyans pour lie char
fechaF geHient ds sous pIoaa smarehan.
oh dams Ies limit es De B
ana diss ,eaeedaft pas six
Ua8 ilss III xeedant pas cents
ilets n nssxcedent pas ~ ilets. 60 cents
ID a1ets W ~ iets 80 cents
ri ilesat ans ..I piastTe
eat epadn dray aW de charre te iqui aenaan
due. lss 1T dessnss sera passibe Dune
Az Ai Efable dndt ducteur de dFas
eg " chafreti ait draY gu de 4
ehaFTsts. Es ss3
President
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ssssls
i s II; ;.3S ETC
As cste ess1asi S Esss Complex
as s|ssk y iii p asa ssssvpsts,,
aIasa Hasaas as e efhps Com shlleers
gS5 grieultrral implements!
~; ~ is zssss, 81 sinslerees,
ss Toss Sis
4 Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes, r,., =,
h Btis aGsS ssa i flR sfa Wsfs
ss sR Rs'si ssaiss sT.s ssIFfF otg,,
o2sly sepss, Fishing Taekes, eto., etc.
u TzvF q IuNEsCEHLOsS EROS. d Co.
md Country trade hat they have on hand
sr and s q p Close
Iss ahd aus item
Bnlisrs hardwareo every description Crates Tools
they offer prices and on
4assas cry = Ssas AM ~
aa a NJ s H. sharf Nanns
Vi a sr hBf
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
Orleans. II n M 35 " III n o25 1y I
r EEps' FoUNDRY, NEW oR1.EA :; ~ !, 4
IL Co.. Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hori.
zonta Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans s-
ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South YIN l 5 F5
have and prepared to construct
STIILAANtS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE. ~
fell d&W1y 8S i s585ss45 S4 LEEDS q CO.
w ~ ~ CFIAS. g. GAINES d. Co.., IMPORTERS
$IeJaN AND DEALERS INF OREIGN& AND DOMESTIC
lsSsB HARDWARE, GUTDERE, etc. No. % Magazine and
Ny 40 Gravier Streets have hand, and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures $50 +
Nails, Castings, Axes n & VA Carpenters Tools
Hoes, Spades and Shovels "a, Corn and Coffee Mills;
on and log Chains t5sS5, Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains IL E% Mill, Ptand Cross Cut Saws;
Auvils Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform Scales;
Stocks Dies, Screw Plates AndiroYs and Fendersi
Hampers and Tongs MI ~ Shoyels and Tongs ~
Grind Stones all sizes 81 s Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; ss5i 5t4 !5is2 Rodgers cutlery.
Together with aarge of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brushes Peery Paper and Blank Books ETC., which are
lowest prices for cash or city paper no25y
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans s
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P jan
vier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
and say that the above and true
transcript from the books Of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six cent in
the scrip certificates of 1855 payable and after the
Monday of May and have declared scrip div
dend Of Twenty-Five per cent the net earned premiums of
which certificates will be issued and after
the Of and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the eris OF the
rivers loss and damage by fire. at the Of
premium.
Office iron building of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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NJ n b HOPE HALL, No. 90 81. CHA RLEs

@4S W The undersigned having purchased the estab-
3sh1nent, No 80 ST. Charles street. lately known
SALOON and completely pye5hanled and reno
fully his friends and the rest Of
well as bodily comforts their entire satisfaction
His BAR wIbe constantly furnished with the best WINES
and LIQUORS that imported, and his arrangements In
the culinary lina cannot be surpassed. i.i! IS
" He will keep at all all the delicacies the Southern
and Northern markets Afford will supply families and
ties with FISH GAME OYSTERS etc, their natural state
or cooked in the most approved Style ~As & ~. i 49,
He has employed obigng attendants, and those who be-
stow their Hope Hall 5ess
T. dIJ If 3TF5Et JOHN j. DANIELS. VI.
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rTsFa nj TTA g.IAKoA Az WIN n. OF
able and and en-,
most beautiful and useful inventions Of
tho increases in Sc,
q When Ills
III fsas saf
ina position Something IF this kind for me posi-
The speed Of the wind increased by powerful
wind d fully under the control Of regulator
as steam engine If this Mill be well put
e sssr " require Y ~ asAon sla'sssi - Vs. y
vefssly used well be the want Of
machine II heavy gales The Mind.whesl as
ad es as
weather. sS reaariE the Constant attend
Ths caty entirely ebyiatsd and the only s OBJ
sias 1aas saR
s Rs hs e ct "
b y fro A. ssn Po 81 e
the q Winds blowing the sze e the
p an mundane
o an pS sSsiSs
e sf viii e Gallons
grind aye bsheof hour For further infor-
Nstshsa r. New sss Srassas
49, cooRERss WEI. ATED n HTNDs
fRSeHy ss lsf s'R
bity etc now open for the reception Of VISITORS
s-[5'fSs s1F IL INMAN EWILLIA ANS -
March, 1856! Proprietor.
N BIts we'll known that the yellow fever prevalent
fall evidently brought here by persons goods from
Injected district Persons arriving THE Well viii be struck
with Its elevated location Situated in the pine hills and will
fall any local rausGor Precauon has been taken
the bedding used the occasion pointed the resi-
physician, Or Beazeley) and burnt in of
Witnesses and their certificates published thorough enoya
going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE expect very large company the coming
every exerion will be nude to render the invalid
| Portable. a. iE~r y q sfs. n -
| m3I tt 'f-HrGa..|.m 1NMAN W1LllA9lS
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3sg 8s%C05iPTR0LLER'B 0RFINESt
$84 city Of New oreang, May Al 1855,
Essdlred, That this Comp oer he Ii hereby
nuthbrised To notice y ad
vertisament the lcia that In
With nfnth section rdinanee No.
March 3o l854s the Council pay sgknEk
the ness aontr of
@SEsSf@d +p. Faigaed 5s Eli aIR4@
Fsssiasnf Board BIZ Al slant ssas s
lss gnedt ssf q. H PLA asss
President Board eS Al Ss
IA ppsoVed April28, 1855.
s8Ss7 ignedl JOHN tin ~
IN EAs attention atty and
public ealad ~ shs ton
say1e tY Coraats levs of NAss 0rleans.