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San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
SEPTEMBER, 1856.


After a short intermission, to prepare for
Dedication, the Brothers of Mokelumne Hill,
and other Lodges, together with San Andreas
Lodge, assembled at the Old Hall Masonic
Hall, IL where, after preliminary ceremonies, the
procession was formed, each brother clothed in
suitable regalia bearing the jewels of his office,
were Marshalcd by D. D. G. NJ, NJ. c. Fergu-
son. The procession moved off, led by the
Band, marching through the principal streets
the Brothers entered the New Hall, with the
Grand Heralds and Orator of the Day, p G.
John A. Brewster, of Sonoma Lodge, No. IL
The Hall was most tastefully and elegantly
arrayed with evergreen decorations festooned
on the walls, in garlands of living green, en-
blematic of the unwrtten work of the Order
The ceremony of Dedication, so purely simple
and truly sublime, was duly performed accord
ing to the ancient usages of the Order. After
singing appropriate Odes the Grand Heralds
advanced to the pedestals, East, West, North
and South and proclaimed the Dedication o
the noble structure to g Friendship, Love and
Truth" The address Of p. G. Brewster. was
then delivered, which was replete with SOUND
reason and beautiful ideas. Thus ended the
/ Dedication OF the Hall of San Andreas LODGE
No. 80, to the solemn and binding obligation:
/ of Odd Fellowship
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

GRAND LODGE OF THE INDEPENDENT
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows held its annual session in Balti-
more on the 18th of September The re-
ports show that the revenue of the Lodge
for the year, up to the Sth of September,
was sl2, ,511 SO, and that the estimated
receipts from the closing of the report up
to the 18th, were 81, 500 more, making a
total for the year of S15,011 SO.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

PoETRY.-S the ball we have received
number of love-ditties, original and selected,
short metre and common metre, ideal and prac-
tical.-the fruits of dormant talent warmed into
life by the latent fire of love, smoulderng in the
recesses of black eyes and blue,-ruby lips and
rosy cheeks,-auburn ringlets and, and-caltco
eve-bro,cs, which hauts their vision. We do not
blame them, poor fellows, for "a thing of beauty
is ioy forever" If the lost votaries of Muses.
Nine" in this vicinity, don't curb their Pegasus
in time, he will prove too strong for the rhyme.
The original we lay aside, for the present, and
select from the selected, much to the relief of
old Dumfuzzled the pa-ri-ent,) and his dutiful
Junior (the offspring the pieces on fourth page
headeded "Recollcctions." On first page the
spirit of Old Sazerac tells of has lore penance,
hope and despair,-in a fit of melancholy, bare
headed, he left the ball room. His hat is now
on exhibition at this office,-and if California
affords u worse ''tile" we will give, through the
spirit medium, 'that old hat" the premium.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
4. @. of O. F.-Mokelumne Lodge n

q. O. OF o. F.-Mokelumne Lodge No
A l. o. of o. f., meets regularly eve Ng@
ry Thursday evening, at their Hall, AS4t}E
over Downing & Littlers store, Main street, Mo-
kelunne Hill. Members and visiting brothers
in good standing are fraternally invited to at
tend CHAS. W. LITTLER, n. G.
w. F. MOSES, Sec'y. sep. 24-tf
For Sale or Rent.-A BLACKSMITH SHoP
situated on Broadway below Main street, q
San Andreas. The shop contains a COM 81 q
plete sett of tools in good order. Enquire W
of j. c. MARSHALL,
At Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office
San Andreas Sept "a lS56.-mtf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

ELECTION LAw.-The demand for copies of
the Independent containing the Election Law,
has exhausted our supply of last issue. There
fore, at the request of some who were disap
pointed in procuring copy, we re-publish the
Law in this number. We hope the paper may
be preserved for reference at the polls, of every
Precinct in this county
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
OLD ESTABLISHED COLUMBIA
SEED STORE AND NURSERY,
Opposite FergusOR's Saloon, Nam
COLUHBI1.

CIILJWBI1.
TEyIiS ESTABLISHMENT for two years, WAS
IL the only Seed Store in all Tuolumne
County, or the Southern mines, and is NOW the
only store where a full assortment of all the
Garden, Fruit, Field and Flower Seeds,
can be obtained on these mountains. All are
fresh and reliable, received by every Steamer
Express from the Shakers of New Lebanon, N. Y.
The Nursery contains over 10000 Trees
Apples, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Nectarines,
Pears, Ounces, Roses, Locusts, Catalpa, Honey
Locust, Weeping Willows, &c, &C., all grown
here, and consequently naturalized to our soil
and climate
Orders by Express, instantaneously attended
to by THOS. S. SWAIN,
October 4, SO 6m-is Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

THE SACRAMENTO RIVER. /" State
JoarnaP' says that the waters of the Sac
ramento river are lower this season than
ever before known.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

HEAVY REwARD.-Gov. Johnson offers
$1,000 reward for the arrest of Felipe Mo-
rena, one of the persons accused of the
murder of DR.. Marsh, near Martinez, on
the 24th of September.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
DEDICATION OF san AyDREAs HALL.

At an early hour in the evening, parties from
different sections of the county, accompanied by
ladies, began to arrive. At o'clock the pro-
cession from Mekelumne Hill Lodge escorted by
north end of Main street.-the Band discours-
ing appropriate marches as the procession came
up street. On the wagon was an elegant Silk
Banner, bearing the following inscription:
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THE BALL.

At half past eight o'clock, Mr.. c. b. Shaffer'
Cotillion Band, opened the Ball by playing
"Haste to the Wedding followed by the Gra,.o
Promenade ''all," in which about forty couple
readily and willingly joined. And then
Z" The lamps slone DER fair women and brave men,
Thousand hearts beat happily; and Wien
Music with its vouptuols SWELL
Soft eyes look d love to eyes which spake again.
Aud all went merry marriage-bell."
The dancing continued until intermiSsion foi
supper, as follows Programme,-
/. Grand Promenade
2. Quadrie.
3. Quadrille.
4. Quadrile.
;. Schottische and Polka.
6. Quadrie
{. Spanish Dance.
5. Portland Fancy.
9. Quadrile.
10. Plain Waltz.
il. Quatrie. (Cheat Sett)
l.. MaZourka and Esmeralda
IL. Grand Military Quadrille.
TIE SUPPER furnished by Mr.. B. Crowly, was
gotten up with neatness and taste In fact
every one was surprised to see a table burdened
with so many luxurics in the mines The Sup
per was laid in the large Hall underneath the
Ball Room; two tables, the full length of the
all the guests At the first table, fifty Couple.
ladies and gentlemen, were seated at one time.
The second table had also full representation.
The hbcrality displayed in richness of vands
and profusion of edibleS was acknowledged by
the manifest destiny" of their hasty disappear
ance, and general satisfaction of the guests
After supper dancing was renewed and the
programme continued:
"a. Quadrile, (Grand Basket)
10. Quadrile.
l6. schottisehe and Highland Polka
IL. Quadrilc.
Is. Portland Fancy
~. Plain Waltz and Esmereda
20. Quadrille.
Il Double Scotch Reel (Ladies choose 2artnersl
-. SchottiSche and Mazourka
%. Quadrile.
"a. Spanish Dance.
25. Quadrie
20. The Tempest.
lio2E SWEET HOME.
The decorations and arrangements within
the Hall were all that could be wished to make
a ball room the cheerful abode of happy and
youthful company. The brilliant lights from
chandeliers cast mellow hue DER the rich re-
gala OF the Brothers and the still more richly
dressed ladies, lending charm to the different
ornaments, i'll evergreen, so gracefully wreath
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

RErURN1NG.-Most of the Chinese, who have
been absent to the wars, are now returning,
minus their arms and agricultural Instruments,
much chagrined at the result,-yet strongly i'm
bued with the idea that battle makes hero,
and u sour rice and soft fish, good dinner.
Truly, in war, there is but one result worse than
a victory and that is-a defeat! Some of them
returned with loss of cues, dishonored by the
fltes of battle or edicts of sdrum-head" court
martial. Our theatre is again in full blast, as
they nightly enact, in mimic tournament the
strife siege, battle, and victory Of Mound Spring.
Music (?) again lacerates the tympan of our far
seeing and deep-thinking !orers of the Chinese
Drama-and society
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

For Justice of the Peace-The friends of
URlAH BRANT announce him as candidate
for the office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE in Town
ship No. 5, Calaveras county. oct lite
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O an0i0 ate n utifes

For Justice of the Peace. The friends Of
}. ii. BACHMAN annOuce him as candidate fol-
the office OF JUsTICE OF THE PEACE in Township
No. 5, Calaveras county.
Forman's Ranch, Oct IA. SO. oct Is
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

To the Independent Voters of Gala
vERAs CoUNTY.-You will be called upon to
elect COUNTY JUDGE at the next election,
to be held in November
Having served you in that capacity before, l
again offer myself as candidate for that office,
and solicit your suffrages
The position to which aspire-not being a
political ofice-I have no pledges to make
except that if elected, | shall endeavor to do my
duty, and to mete out justice to the aggrieved
and punishment to the guilty, without fear
favor or affection. HENRY EMO.
Campo Seco, October 4, '56-te
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the lst Section of the 10th AZ
w tcle of the 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 nays thereon, and referred to
the next Legislature, and whereas, the annexed
proposed amendment to the Constitution was
adopted by the Legislature at the session of
1855, and the same published and referred to
the Legislature at the session of 1856, as re-
quired by the Constitution, and the said pro-
posed amendment so referred having been
agreed to by majority of all the members of
each House.
Now, therefore, /, J. Neely Johnson, Cover
nor of the State of California, do hereby direct
that the general election to be holden through
out the State of California, on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday Of November, A. d., 1856,
being the fourth day of the month, said pro-
posed amendment to submitted to the qualified
electors voting at such election, IN accordance
with an Act entitled . An Act agreeing to the
proposed amendments to the Constitution and
providing for its submission to the people" y
Approved April 10Th, 1856, and commend the
same to the consideration of the citizens of the
State Of California
-, Witness my hand and the great seal
L. S. Of State at the city Sacramento, this
49, Sd day of October, A. d., 1856.
j. NEELY JOHNSON.
Attest DAVID F. DOUGLASS.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

so, l. o. of 0. F., meets every We'd SIC
nesday Evening at their Hail. Mem AS>VV5E
bers and Visiting Brothers, in good standing,
are fraternally invited to attend.
GORDON f. <L0SS, N. G.
j. K. DoAK, Recording Sec'y.
San Andreas, September 81, 1856.
Il. d. of o. F.-Lone Star Encampment
No. 10 meets regularly on the first and third
Saturday evenings of each month, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Mokelumne HILL
LEWIS sober, C. P.
CHAS. W. LITTLER, S. sep Diff
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

has been nominated by the Republican party,
of Calaveras and Amador counties, for the
State Senate. The nomination was made,
through the County Central Committee, which
met last Sunday evening at Nlokelumne Hill.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

Rey~ One must be easy in his mind to
go to sleep quietly, but what must have
been the feeling of the stranger who was
sent up stairs in Western hotel to sleep
with backwoodsman, who gave him this
welcome:
"Wa'al, stranger, I've no objections to
your sleeping with me, none in the least !;
but it seems to me the beds rather narrow
for you to sleep comfortable, considerin
how | dream. You see, am an old trap
per, and generally dream of shooting and
scalping Iniuns. Where [ stopped night
afore last, they charged me five dollars ex-
ira cause | happened to whittle up the
head-board with my knife while | was
dreaming. But you can come to bed, if
you like. [ feel kinder peaccable to
night"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

For Constable.-WM MILLER, is a can
didate for CONSTABLE in Township No. 5, Gala
veras county oct lite
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

A HINT TO MlLKMEN.-A Dutchman
had made a handsome fortune in Philadel-
phia by selling milk. He started off for
Holland, his home, with two bags of gold
pieces. When on board he counted one
bag of his dear treasure. A mischievous
monkey chanccd to watch his operations
As soon asthe counted bag had been re-
placed and tied up, Jacko seized it, and
soon found his way to the masthead He
opened the bag, and, after cycling the bril-
liant gold, proceeded to drop one piece on
the deck and another into the water, until
he had emptied the bag. When he had
finished the Dutchman threw up his arms,
exclaiming " Py jinkos, he must be de
dyvel, for vat come from de water he does
glbe to de water, and vat come from de
milk he does gibe to me"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

MARRIED.-Jamcs Anthony, Esq, one of the
proprietors of the Sacramento "Uaion" was
yesterday married to Miss Mary Josephine, the
accomplished daughter of j. Nougues, Esq,
of this city. We wish for the couple a long
life of happiness and prosperity. journal.
Editorial difficulties, about election times, al
always multiply. But, "Jeems," you shouldn't
have done it, till after the lection, unless the
Union was in danger,-if So the end justifes
the means,-''in Union there's strength"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

THE WEATHER.-Since the late rains true
California sunshine has attended us by day, and
cloudless skies by night real Indian Summer
weather, -tinting the blue arch of upper deep'
with mellow haze of Heavenly radiance.
The grashopper and cricket chirrups from "rosy
morn to dewy eve" The katydid, chimes her
lament ''What did Katy do?" mentally asked
we; still, for many weary hours, the mysterious
reply " Katydidw y "Katydc?" was the burden
of her song. We returned to town. strongly i'm
pressed with the idea, that Katy had been very
naughty girl
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
5pfrial n utitfs.

Calaveras Lodge No. 78, E. and A. M.
Hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, ~
in San Andreas on the SATURDAY Of If
or next succeeding Full Moon. Visiting Breth-
rem in good standing are respectfully invited tc
attend. n. B. JENKS, w. NJ.
f. j. ATTINELLI ,Secretdry oct l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
Attest DAVID T. DOUGLASS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION or
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION or
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Section two of Article ten, is amended so as
to read as follows And if, at any time, two
thirds of the Senate and Assembly shall think
it necessary to revise and change this entire
Constitution, they shall recommend to the elec-
tors, at the next election for members of the
Legislature, to vote for or against q Convention,
And if it shall appear that majority OF the
electors, voting at such election, have voted In
favor of calling q 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 q number of men,
bers, not less than that of both branches of the
Legislature The Constitution that may have
been agreed upon and adopted by such Con-
vention shall be submitted to the people, at u
special election be provided for by law for their
ratification or rejection each voter shall ex
press his opinion by depositing in the ballot
box ticket, whereon shall be written or print
ed, the words For the new Constitution. y
or {" Against the New Constitution" The re-
turns of such election shall, in such manner as
the Convention shall direct be certified to the
Executive of the State who shall call to his as
sstance the Controller, Treasurer and Secreta
ry of State, and compare the votes so certified
to him. If, by such examinations it be ascer-
tained that majority of the whole number OF
votes, cast at such election, be in favor of such
new Constitution, the Executive of this State
shall, by his Proclamation, declare such new
Constitution to be the Constitution OF the State
of California octl8-te
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Mining Laws.

4dopted by the Miners of San Andreas District
at Public Meeting held June 18Th, 1856.
BOUNDARY.7
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

Fresh fruit received daily from the ranches.
San Andreas, October 4, SO. oct Aft
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s VI BIFEF.s Sales,

5FtrTn Dls7l;Tcr CorT BERT II "a YER
of Ncg ING ma RsEfAEr, No. 1855
.T1Y. VIRTUE of writ of fieII 9aeias TO me
II directed by the honorable the Fifth District Court Of
rIeans in The above entitled VIII proceed toseI
public aco1, MO&Dd Goth Ia5,at II O'Clock
the premises tie following described mpYeabe proper
ty, viz q
OFFICE situate Jackson street between Ro1s4eap and
Tchoupitoutas streets, consisting Of Printing Press Typss
Stands, Cases Furniture, efc
M Seized in the above suit
TgRws-Thls being the second and last auction
scrited property l be definitely to lie highest and
last bidder for whatever If will bring IL month credit
NO. ". BELL - 45
je182fao Sheriff Of the Parish Ct Orleans
ctsaurzAE Corr De Dis7EIcT RoBEHTE MILLER
&g'58 gNopvELLE.ggLElNs. H. LOWERING I'll. NJ
IhRSHALI-No1G .S55. aS85 s5'57gS
I'm VEEETU dun writ de Gerf facias ID mol
~ adEese 5e or Dc g!a
1856 ~ heures du nati lienx; Ferean
adjudication des efets mobiefs decrfts gsvofr
lie ateri dune fn,Irfsrf erie, etablie Jackson
tire Les Rousseau ct pregse
nprmer, caracteres tables neubIes,
etc, etc.
g Saisiedans 1affaire ci-dessus. S<
coNDT1ONsCee criea Giant ia seconde ct derniare, la
popets defnitvemen adiRgee lus otfrant
rer enclersseur le pix qui ofcr doze rois
de credit FacquereNr forissant obligation
caution bonnie ct solvable, confornement la ioi.
IL JOHN NJ. SBf5E4Id "A Nh
in U ~ 10 ShertE de Ia 1ar0sse dsflrleats Y
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RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.


81 ds a fpsR%o hSds sr nsar e
ny sSs W:
hides Smedes &co-6 hides Bancbin-sundries 10 order
Total, 81 hhds sugar, bbls moasses.
CT M At David Gbon2 bids bacon to
'c5 SB saha tp Water sya
doc 0fao nsT See = pas POssn
oye &cos2 Flint & jones@soo bds paper eebe &eos
9 sasss s5 I'll P IL TS5
a9 do q ar MS 1874 &c I P to 5
oS5p pHs hSS ss Ri bu %%ss hs XSss
hhs bacon Fsne Bee &coboier 'Jst uesner ssn
ton Newmanss do brooms Beebe stowa0 bbls Whisky 10
shsy p Ms0fq Sss Tss ss e
S Scn h bhs wky 80 boxes cheese 8 bbls beef Gr
So Ssy$ $s55 q y ~ ~
Ss5es boxes sswis . Ss order
D SIT S do eoes
~ T i,sk sHT sis 10 f III bacon l9
S1i 2 s. pos 'I is as S"ihs
Sare s s0 bo e'f pn'ur RohsTsqn
&eo do Van M S9ery &cS Bryan RqSnson do
Szs TsGry sezSS
h G toGae Swer on pigs Delta Ware
wGaSal jesse Belt eases mustard to
M ysh baks- tomb stone Robson enl bx books
s MsgA As sfe s' Ts SE
%s5sf5 81 - SSi "
oois WHISKY ~ Kegs butter 81 hf dOZ broons
BeterIon kefe-l00 bbls whskyJ a Newton &co-5 pkes
muse Lane &co5 bbs alcohol Nnutre &co-5U do 100 bSs
SEe boon do eaes IS Do cheese Dbl crackers
fos bhs whisky Graham Packinshnnl-52 bhls whisky to
noSefs McGme &co-l3 corn mills Is bbs beef Geddes-G
H Haed Y @ hi do hams Keep
Iwlehel &co3 casks shoulders ohm Hurley tco csks
ago oags corn 5 DO oats Kennedy Access shoulders
hr'l owen Gohb40 bags oats Ogesby McCaulay-2SS
Dds pSrk Robertson sacks -four Bradford
ws SS sa phs Sn S S1 h1 aeqo rs
hNs candles 23l boxes starch 43 hs 10 bbs whisky SD
Kegs lard ties hams Voorhees, Griggs Geo. $500 ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DIsTRIcr CouRT SUCCESSION OF ALExANDER
Ct Me H Orleans. ANDERSON. Eosa,l61.
NOTICE Is hereby given to tho creditors
Of this estate and all oar persons herein Interested
show within Ten days from the present notification if any
distributed in accordance Herewith. - 1850
BY order Of the court, Nj
A. DREUx, s
jyl y Deputy Clerk.
DEUxEME GouEg DE Drs7Rlcrl sUCCEssIoN DE ALEX
della Nile Orleans. 5 ANDRE ANDERSON.
3. eeal No. $3.50 s55 HE
AVIS est par lie present donne aux cream
cers de la susde succession ct autres
que celia pet dayoir deduiEe dix ioars aer
presente lie crateur de Ia te succession seEat point
appouve tomolosu les fond epart
moments dit compile - S3rE <; gSsSs49.3tS
Par ordre dc la cour. sz@ H.. ,Ess S%$5 sg$
"A. DREUx,
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The receis wara ,;b+ o,a
the sales confined about $50 hs Sugar anon Nil, 1oossas
at former rates.
FLOUR. The market was rather dull yea , A.,
sales about 2900 bbls, including 1900 Super IN oo ~
S. q Dbl, and smaller lots Sc for Supe d So
SIS l21s for Fine. wy
CORN. The stock light and prices wes,;o,
Sales yesterday 500 terees Mixed White and Yellow ss @
200 White, out of store at 5Sc q bushel also 400 o at
BIC q bushe
OATS, Advanced again with sales of $500 tierces ,
~ aoI y ''Si'e'' oo ~ no. n' III e evening LUZ
BRAN. Saesa3S2 terces III five lots at 75c + 100 fb
and go AT the same. =
WHEAT This article has been in active request and alb
$500 sacks found purchasers follows: l23 Prime Red
81 3d. $500 by party private TERMS and 3iS Prime Whit
at 81 10 per bushel.
PORK. Prices have again advanced 5Oc with sales yestc1
day of GOO and 200 bbls Unnspected Mess at S 200 81
also Mt So 100 at S2 IT'S Rumps(malDat S3 3d. asmal
Of NJ 0. SIG per Dbl Bacon-The market was r and W
noticed sales of about $50 casks including 40 casks Ribbed
part ordinary 94@lO 40 in several lots 1914 Prim
Shoulders at the advanced rate Of SIZE Us b.
LARD..We have only heard of Il sale Of IS bbs Prime
ll1ac 4 ID.
COFFEE Good demand, with sales Of about 1000 bags
Guiding 1850 ut TO- 2030 1O 200 H. and 262 Skmmins
82ic = ID.
WHISKY. We noticed sale Saturday 30 bbs Raw
81 "a further advanccand yesterday 50 Nshie) % and &c
at 29}Sc q gallon.
STAR CANDLES. 80 boxes Proctor & Gamble full weigh
brought 26c.
HAY.We noticed sales of two hatboat loads (2G ons
So 50 u ton. us
FREIGIITS. ship up for Liverpool at I'd fo
Cotton 3s u Dbl for Flour and Sd = bushel for Wheat.
EXCHANGES, Little alterations
Sterling. lOSsl0lO9 and III
New York sixty bills i 8 CT d
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HEAD QUARTERS, LOUISIANA LEGION ,
NpQt ArlGansI- 9th ! = Z

HEAD QUARTERS, LOUISIANA LEGION,
New Orleans, 9th june, 1856.
pyCeIebratlOn of the Eisshtietfl Anniver-
sary Of our National Observation-Disclosures 2TEe Legion
will parade in full dress FRIDAY MORNING, 4:Ii July,
the PlRce tmes, Rampant the purpose
brang with appropriate honorsthe birth day of country.
The Brigade Line will be formed O'Clock precisely and
the troops will be dismissed at half past g. ,sFE =
The Artillery will parade Infantry, and will fire National
Sautes in the Second aud Third DISTRICTS
of July and Mt sunrise, and the All of July
The officers commanding the Artillery Infantry are
charged with tho execution ofhis Order
Col Snrckcn will detail company of Infantry guard
gates Of the parade ground
4 By order Of 3rigadier General Palfrey
ie26 jy3 r. BELTRAN, Aid.de. Camp
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New ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New orleans, Jnne sd 1856
ESFAt n meeting of the Board of Directors
of this Institution this day semi ANIMAL dividend Of per
declared. payable the Stockholders in this cir on
the first MONDAY OF JULY and Stockholders in New
York on tie first MONDAY OF AUGUST next.
A. HUCHET kERNION,
ie24 tiy7 Assistant On sbier