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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

V,HE GYMNAST OF THIS DAY HAS AN
i ARTICLE ON THE "DEFlCIENCKiESs ~ s,9G % % CUR tI
PTTs ARTICLE GYMNASTICS GONE MAD
NEWS CARRIERs SUPPLIED AT Nos % and IS erH-AV
DOWERS's GREEK SLAVE, MARTYRDOM
il OF HUss, DIANA AND HER NYMPHs, few
,nor, the hundred wonderful Works Of Art exhibition u
he DUSSELDORF GALLERY-dsy and svenirs-Ho ofs
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

"Recciving Committee for the Herndon Testi.
~oniai -SubsoliptioRs ST. donations not limited The
Bols e the fer receiving Subscriptions and Dons
sons for the Herndon Testimonial will Iemain open pn
November 10. - 90. ,,,,
Mrs Commander HsItstene, No. 1C7 WsvaTley place.
Mr., CommInder Buhus, No. 80 East 25.h-st
Mrs Commander Livips ston, No. B East 2Zcst.
Mr.. Purser Sinclair No. l59 West sd 81.
MT, Purse- Barry, No Il Clinton place.
Mia vandsn Heuyel, No 81 lUtbtt
No 9ibbs No. 26l GTeeBe-st-
Ms. GOIemieulx, No. 2ol GIeene-tt-
bra Bell No Al West 2lstst
Mrs. j. Ben IT,. No 26 West G3.st.
Mrs. Lsayen worth, No. 222 I0tbst.
krs james Brooks, No $50 5thsv.
kiss Duer, No. SIS East sth At.
Miss Lord No 81 West l7h-t.
hIs Charles KDg Columbia College, 49h'st, between 4th
aud tth-ayA
MIs Walden Pell No. 10 West 2lstst
Mfs T. Mason No u 2dst-
hIs Sepey Mason, No. 1872 5th av.
Mrs J. b Murray, No lN 5thay.
Ms Nspd, No l64 5thsv.
Ays. NAlsrio No. % East i6ths-
Mrs Daniel Psrisb No 2 East i6th-st.
Mrs Udotpho WOLFE No 80 Wet, lithst.
Mia III. de b. Routh, No. y Wet lttb It
MS Daniel kemsen No ~ 5tb.sv.
Mira Dr. Anthon Of l0th-st. and 2a-ay.
Mrs j. Pyne, IS No. Great Joneset
Mrs H. w Hills, No. II Brevoort place
Mrs DR. Bedford No. e6 9th av.
Mrs Walter. No 90 Clinton place.
Tbe Treasurer. Mrs. J. Ben, Jr No. 2S West 22d.st-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

PECIAL ANNOUNCE CEMENT rs.
- AMERICAN INSTITUTE-CRYSTAL PALACE
The Annual Address win be delivered in The Palace BY the
HON NATHANIEL p. BANKS
Of Massschusetts on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct. 20, at u O'Clock.
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
DRY YSTAL PALA CE.
THE GREAT FAIR
GRAND CONCERT on MONDAY EVENING. Oct ls
By DODWORTHS FULL CCRHET BAND Of
SIXTY PERFOR RMERS
PROGRAMME.
Pant l.
l. Overture La sirene" AnesI
q Selections La File Gu Regiment" DonIetti
Marsh, Du TauDp.u wagner
SONG Kathleen MsvourDeen Sro1cn
g. March, Pbolexcon Doowoip
g. Melsnee Robert lie Disbls," ".........."MeJeroeer
PART ii.
T. Overture William Tell kossinl
g. Fantasia Anvil Cborus". verd,
sones" Home, Sweet Home. ;blsaop
10 Polka Tetopla
IL. Pot Pourri Martha ioto~
r. Quskstsp, sIsnss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

rJNERRJBLE SLAUGHTER of GOODS.-A
town Jobber has made Arrangements win the
subscriber 10 sell his immense stock of .
MEMS WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENTS HOSIERY,
UNDER R-GARMENTs, -
SniTARS NECK-TIES,
and almost eyery article belonging 20 the
~ HOSIERY and FURNI 5HlN9 TRADE,
n the most terrible loss that the uptown people have ever
Known in these goods ..,,, =, ,,onC,,c
The sale will commence WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Oct q and continue few weeks only.
Customers Friends and the Pubic
These Goods soLDi and the nbscIiber Who has
he entfr, that part OF tnis
oct will be sold per less than retailers can buy such
goods. ~ -. s.. a mn asvi.,;o,
vii he made in price. We shall be obliged 70 work quick but
ou Of such character 20 insure ahAbe ana gen.
tenanly conduct TO oil who come . o. nh,
Sales to commence WEDNESDAY, Oct ~ 0yen Daily
from o . M 10 10 .. m. JAMES R. EDWARDS,
~ No SIS 8thsv., between 18th and SOth sfs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
AmnSsmente.

AJIRIOs GARDEN.
IN MONDAY EVENING, Oct. l9
The new grand and romantic fairy Spectacle entitled
BOR AS,
Pronounced by all a upequaled success,
Even ia this ettsbishment.
TIE RAVELs and ROLLA
Tooonmsnce with the ballet'of
ACALiSTA
IkaEsa Sgporna h a
koIowed by the psntonlime OF
b or Z AS,
entirely and original gorgeous fcenery, machinery
u tsicl changes, tricks, costumes, &c.
,shsrsc~rs by the wonderful RAvELS and their Greet
Dc sbie Company.
NoTioE-In Consequence Of the present financial
e b. AMI in order enable the most economical 70 W.T.
ths extraordinary spectacle the Manssement ns, de-
tertDed TO throw the whole splendid tier OF UPPEh
B0XES at the reduced price Of Is cents Enspce Crosby
street farquet, Dress Circle and Boxes so ce6ts.
o'clOeL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

S5OWO. p .r < s..ArL : sos = CASH q : .

@5MOW. q At szlAn Sos CASH
TO LADIES end FAMILIES m N8w-Soak nd VICINITY
In Consequence Of the unp.I.1sss s.SaS Ss conn
dsncs, business and finance thre ussces ns s csaH'
sIIK AND FANCY GOODS,
In Chambepst,
Have determined On oseSAS
ON WEDNESDAY. OCT. IA.
AT RETAIL
SIXTY DAYS ONLY,
Their large and N rae.iaesss Stock OF
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
In ~ LAass sroas. assa - ~ - V.Voss,
No. 39S BaoADWAY.
Conner u WaehA,
SSs oss ,s'aa..6 SA g y ..s.l:.d:. e sas'
: e: &: III Il; ; :S::: & s:s:
S,SsIs Is ;pt sss.ss ss1s1' .D
IOS sasw Es.s sssS md
100 Chenille sHAwLs So Hsh eOlOr''
$50 Plush. .Bordered sTELLAs. New aud elegant
500 BrOcbs LONG sHAWLS
Plaid WOOL sHAWLs s% Of sy sys5y G,$s description
sss Mss P:: Ps: PATTERN pattern cEoTE
sau sTas .:.or%sns Of chenille sSHREs jS:, arrived
r.s sa :ss iss r5s';s hSsks
Single and double width AhWool PLAIDS
SATIN DELAlHES and MERlNOES.
Oubre Satin Striped AL Wool DEIIAINES
Merino Ameine, Popln and Delainc Bsyadere EObES
0ros Odisr french PRINTS.
Print ROBES 4 QUILL
MA ~ vAk8eCIA. h.
nsxxtacsnt printed ROBE1 DE- C0AAe4Gl
OOO dosen VWuoh Lawn Embrotdsro1 HAHOk11CnlG9S.
iCOO doom HrsOch Lawn HemstttoAe1 HANOLESCnixs.
IOOO dozen Yraeh Lawn Corded eosdss
5000 dozen Plain and Fancy Linsn.Canonc HANDAEh'
CHIEFS. ,,,,r,,
| CURTAIN DRAPERlES Of all kinds.
French Crinone and Crinoine SKIRTS In every variety.
| Chantily and French LACE WALLS.
| A aree assortment Of .--
swiss and Jsconet COLLARS. SLEEVES and SETS
NULL and CAMBRIC Embroidered BANDS.
Also ,piendid line Of French EMBROIDERIES.
A choice rtment OF .or,,
Tule Mousseline and Tsrlstane ROBES
VOLANTES for Evening dresses
&c. &c. &C. &c. &c-
All Of which will be sold at and
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Purchasers will find here the
of GOODS this country and will have this
Isre opportunity Of securing STf LES that are entirely con-
troed by us and be found in Retail House
| in the United States. - -,
The 5000 ROBES QUILLE just landed, and the only
10 COO dozen BAJOUS KID GLOVE5
The best make that now comes this country for
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR
The store will open at . rn and close at p m
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
EOW OPEN at the CRYSTAL PALACE,
THE GREAT FAIR
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

Is upeqused instructive display Of National sk
industry open daily, from g Ia until 10 p m
Al The machinery 10 working day and evening
DODWORTHS CORNET BAND
ls In stten each evening and TUESDAY and Fhf
DAY EVENINGS performs . GRAND CONCERT, by fTo
panne.
CHAMPREYs MOVING
PANORAMA OF THE RIVER RHlND
Wm b. exhibited twice esch dsy-st IL m nd -; ..
Mondays and Saturdays and II In and N on he one aAJ'
Htbe weed. ~. ,.,,,,,,r
hoes TYPE-REVOLvIN0 PRINTING hAChlnh
Lightning Press,n viii be IN eprrsron sone 'es sof
Of The NewYor Sssts Leitune On Iresosy 1ns
lay and Saturday afternoons
THE STEAM CALLI0fE
W be performed 1t IL p and cuIine he inter
mission by the Band in the evening.
Admission TO The whole, only Is cepfs -
Stage, viii be found a1 the Ferries which within
hoei or two Of the Pasoe The esv directly 70 The
6oor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
Hliliinsrr, &t.

MILLINERY GOODS st reduced prlceA -
A'A On I'll ''''"' pPENCE sors,
No. " Dvis,oo-a-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

THE GREAT FAIR
Additions constantly being made, and the EIpohaon 10
now in the zenith Of prosperity.
NEW AND IMPROVED CALLIOPE,
Of increased capacity and with three octsves were entered on
Saturday.
THE HORTICULTURAL AND POMOLoGlCAL DIS
PLAY has been renewed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
EiODememt Extraordinary.

On last Monday evening a daugh.
ter of Mr.. John Allshouse, of Green's
burg, eloped with a young man nam
ed VIM. Smith, more familiarly known
as "Blind Bill" " Smith, who is al,
together blind, has resided in Green's
burg some four years, living upon the
hospitalities of one of the generous
hotel keepers Of that place, and ma
king his pocket money from what he
derived for his services among citi-
zens as musician. The young lady
is a quite handsome and interesting
young woman, between fifteen and
sixteen years Of age. We understand
that measures for the arrest of the
parties have. been taken, and should
they be successful, the question will
no doubt arise as to whether the
young lady is not the most oensurea-
bic Of the two, in "loading away the
poor blind oy."--Pitt8. Chronicle.
Does not the Chronicle know that
love is said to be blind2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
The State and the Trust Co,,,

We find the following in the O6;o
Statesman OF Sunday last. When ia
the public likely to have a statement
Of the condition of the accounts he.
tween the State and,' the Trust Com.
panyl Auditor Wright has been in
New York for week, and we should
have heard, by this time, something
from him. The Statesman SAYS:
awe are informed that the Auditor
sent to the bank for redemption. a
large amount of the bonds of 1915
deposited by the State Stock Banks
as security for their circulation. The
bank Cancelled the bonds and kept the
money, placing it to the credit of the
State. 80 here is Ohio liable to the
State Stock banks for the amonnt of
those bonds, with a credit on the
books of the broken Trust company
to balance that liability"
We hope there will be no Gibson.
ing or covering up in this case. Let
the taxpayers know at once how
much, if anything, they have lost by
the Republican Legislature reposing
such generous confidence" in this
great banking institution.
Where is Governor Chase7-Cin.
Eng. Of Tuesday.
He is somewhere showing the peo-
pie how aOj8eIy and economically
Gov. Chasehas administered the 60
vernment!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03

with the true theory of American lib
erty."
We have room for but one more ex
tract this week. That Chase is in ia
vor of negroes voting, negro socia
equality and the higher law we have
ample proof from his own speeches
and will furnish further proof next
week:
I" Nor, in what | have done, can
claim to have noted from any peculiar
considerations of the colored people,
as distinct class in the community,
but from the simple conviction that
all the individuals of that class are
members of the community, and, in
virtue of their manhood, entitled tC
every original right enjoyed by any
other member. | arraign the whole
policy of our Legislation III regard to
our colored population"
To show what a contemplate dem,
agogue Chase is, and how insiduously
he seeks to deceive the people of this
county where he knows his abolition
ism is unpopular, we have butt quote
his language used here and contrast il
with his expressions elsewhere on the
same subject. In his speech here
he said" we the Republicans did no
propose to change the condition of the
negro, but leave him just where heis ,
In his speech in Cincinnati on the
18th ult. as reported by the Cincinna.
ii Commercial, Black Republican
paper, he said Il aCant ii aohnOaOl.
edged that cOlored people have rights
and privileges echich heg haro mol
nooo."
In his speech here he encouraged re-
sistance to United States laws and
boldly proclaimed that he intended tc
enforce a law which conflicts with the
supreme law Of the land, so decided
by the Courts.
At Baltimore last month he made 6
speech at railroad banquet in which
he talked eloquently about the Con
stitution and the Union and its bles
sings and that it should be maintained
yet he is using his talents and infu
ence to excite and stimulate the peo
pie Of Ohio to resistance to the en-
forcement of law passed in pursuance
of the Constitution, without which the
Union would cease to exist.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
The Cincinnati Commercial, a Re.

The Cincinnati Commercial, a Re-
publican paper says oftheir candidate
for the Board of Public Works:
"The integrity ofMr. Blickensder-
fer is suspected. We do not say that
he is dishonest--that is not necessa.
ry. 1t is sufficient that he stands be.
fore the people in sach a state ofsus-
picion that, in their view, the truth is
not represented in his person. 1t is
useless to deny that the most impor.
tant practical question before the peo-
pie Of Ohio, is upon these contracts to
which Mr.. Blickensderfer is charged
with having unlaithiully given his
assent. With him for a candidate,
the party cannot 60 before the people
with clean hands, presenting merit as
a ground ofright to success"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
Our County Ticket.

1t is scarcely y necessary to say any
thing in commentator Of the ticket
nominated by the Democratic Conven-
tion on Saturday last for county Off
GERS. as the people of the county are
generally acquainted with the nomi-
nees.
Our candidate for Probate Judge,
B. P. HEWITT, the people have voted
for before. So general has been the
satisfaction given by him in his official
capacity, that, although he would have
declined the nomination had the mat
ter been left to his own feelings, the
people would not hear to it and he f.
nally yielded to their urgent solicita-
tions to allow his name to be presented
to the convention. That he is a most
excellent officer no one, howmuchso-
ever he may dislike the Judge per-
sonally, or politically, will presume to
deny.
Our nominee for Clerk, Mr.. GEO.
LANTz, is a gentleman possessed Of
the requisite qualifications for the Of
flee, and a whole-souled, unwaveriug
Democrat, He was the Democratic
nominee for the same Office two years
ago, but was defeated by the " dark
lantern gentry, who that year swept
everything before them. We shall
see whether the same game will be
played this fall Something of the
kind may be attempted, but our oppo,
nents will find that the Democrats are
now too wide awake to be gulled.
Mr.. o. 7. CUNNING, was admitted
to the bar about one year since. lie
is a young man of good abilities, and
will make an excellent prosecutor.
The people will probably hear from
him in propria perSonia ere the close
Of the campaign, and they will then
be able to judge of his competency fol
the Office to which he has been nomi.
mated. We are certain their verdict
will be in his favor.
Messrs. SAMUEL MAGEE, of Brown
township, and SAMUEL TARR, of Gin.
ton township, the nominees for Com.
missioners, are gentlemen Of undoubt-
ed integrity and ability. Their loca-
tion in different portions Of the county
which have had no Commissioners,
and their warm endorsement by their
friends as gentlemen eminently fitted
for the office, are circumstances which
lead rs to think that they will meet
with but little opposition.
Such is our ticket, one of the best
as whole, ever presented to the peo-
pie of Vinton county, and one which,
if the Democracy do their duty, will
be elected by an overwhelming major
-,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
Bear i'm Mind,

That the Black Republican party
have nominated as their candidate for
State Treasurer, Alfred p. Stone, who
has declared that a " mechanic should
wear red patch on his shoulder to be
designated from gentleman" This
fact can be proved by the printed ev.
idence in the Ohio State J0urnaJ.-
Seneca Advertiser.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
So we Go.

The Republicans of Union county
refuse to support Blickensderter for
Board of Public Works, and their
county convention, which was held on
the 9th ult., instructed the county
central committee to omit his name
from the ticket and substitute for it the
name of VIM. M. Cory, Or any other
suitable man who may, in their opin-
ion, stand a better change of an cleo
ton than he.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
Keep them TO the Record.
The message of Gov. Chase
I'M ~

The message of Gov. Chase
The report Of Alfred Kelley
The examination ofAud. Wright
The report of Taylor's committee
And the actual receipt of Gibson
himself all show that Breslin paid
over to his successor the whole amount
of money owing to the Treasury at the
expiration of his term of Office, except
the sum of $2O4,OO0.
Keep these facts In mind-for the
Republican State officers and com.
mittees must now stand up to the
truthfulness of their own solemn assn.
RANGES to the public, Or must acknowl-
edge themselves to have acted part
discreditable to any but Simpletons or
knaves.--NeUark .idvOcate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
1864

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM
BEFORE PEABODY, J.-More attach
ments were granted against the Ohio
Life and Trust Company, this morn.
ing, at the suit of the plaintiffs named
below, for the amounts opposite their
names respectively:
The Franklin Branch of the
State Bank of Ohio, $4,000 90
The Bank of Geauga, at
PayneSville, Ohio, 22,35O So
The Western Reserve B'nk, ,62, ,42S 25
The Merchants Bank, 1,94S SO
[N. Y. Post, Of Friday.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
why the Great Hurry Estate
Treasury and Trust Company!
Where is Gov. Chase!

Our readers have been advised that
on the receipt OF the news of the fail.
ure of the Agency Of the Trust Com.
pany, the Auditor of this State lett
Columbus on the first train for New
York. 1t was given out at the time
that the State was indebted to the
Agency, and conld not, therefore, be a
loser. But the idea that the Auditor,
an agent of the debtor, should be 50
alarmed at the failure of the creditor
as to make him haste with lightning
speedto the scene of trouble, was too
ridiculous to deceive any one.
We are now informed from q pri-
vate source that the State has from
one to one and half millions depos-
tied with the Trust Company Agency
for the redemption of the bonds Of the
State due January 1, 1857. If that
be true, and we have no reason to
doubt it, the suddenness of our Audi.
tors departure is readily explained.
But where is Governor Chase9 Had
he not better give some attention to
the financial interests of the State Just
at this time, and let Kansas and the
social and political rights of the blacks
slide for awhile2 We think he may,
in that way, be able to do his constit-
uents some substantial service.
The loss Of million or million
and half On the back of the lately
discovered robbery of the State Trea-
sury, will be a serious blow to the
credit of the State, and cause its stocks
to fall considerably below par. We
hope the Auditor, who is now in New
York city, may soon be enabled to
relieve the anxiety that must be felt
by the tax.paying citizens of Ohio in
reference to this reported loss.
Our readers should be reminded, in
this connection, that when the ques.
tion of depoSiting the funds of the
State in the Trust Company was be-
lore the Legislature last winter, the
Democrats Of that body urged that
the Company should be required to
give security to the State for the safe
ty of its deposits. That the Repub-
licans would not hear to, nor would
they agree that the State should have
an agency of its own. Nothing would
do but the Trust Company and no Sc
curity must be required. Should the
State suffer to the extent now reported
the folly of extending so generous a
confidence to banking institutions, as
repositories OF large sums, will be
painfully apparent.-Cin. Enquirer.
The Enquirer wants to know where
Gov. Chase is. After he made his
speech here glorifying himself and
his administration, we have heard
nothing of him. Wherever he is,
however, his theme is Governor Chase
and his administration
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03

STARK CoUN1Y.-Jan Q Chase and
Lewis Slusser are the democratic
candidates for the Legislature in Stark
county. Old Stark used to be in for
mer times bulwark of Democratic
strength, but Of late she has been in
the hands of the enemy. We have
assurances that she will be right side
up this year and give good majority
against Chase and his negro.equality
doctrines.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
Texas Election,

The Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, II. r. RunnellS, who has been
Lieut.. Gov, has been elected by about
10000 majority. The Legislature
which is thoroughly Democratic, will
have to choose two L. S. Senators
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03
A New Badge.

Last fall our Black Republican
friends, at their mass meetings, des-
ignated themselves by wearing a
badge, with portrait ofthe late Mr..
Fremont thereon. Wewould suggest
that hereafter they wear a red patch,' ,
on their shoulders, if they 60 for the
election ofStone, the Chase candidate
for Treasurer Of State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03

q. S. TRooPs.-Six hundred U.
S. Troops from Carlysle Barracks,
Pa, and Fort McHenry, Nd, passed
through Columbus on Friday, on
their way to New Mexico, under the
command of Major Carleton, gallant
veteran Of Buena Vista.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03

OThe Newark Avocate of the
9th, announces the failure of Frank
lin q Son, bankers of that place. 1t
was caused by the suspension of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-09-03

of the State debt, common school fund,
general revenue, etc. For general
revenue purposes in 1855 the Demo
Gratis levied 6-10th of one mill on the
dollar in 1855 the Black Republicans
levied one mill on the dollar for the
same purpose. Here it will be seen
that the expenses of the government
were nearly doubled by the Black
Republicans.
When the Democrats were in pow
er they always raised the necessary
amount to pay the interest on the
State debt and to supply the sinking
fund. But the Black Republicans af.
ter having doubled the general reye'
nue., in order that the aggregate of the
grand levy should not exceed the ag-
gregate under Democratic rule, de-
creased the levy for sinking fund and
State debt, and issued new bonds,
thereby creating a new State debt
which the people will have to pay in
terest upon and finally discharge
All this was known by Chase, and
yet he falsely asserted that the Black
Republicans had not increased the ex-
penses of the Government.
The Gov. defended the last Legis-
lature-the longest on record-just
tUo hundred and sic days, and the
economical members of which were
paid S141, ,S43,45 for their labors
Now examine the cost Of the previ-
GUS Legislatures for seven years past,
as compared with the economical body
which Chase endorses. The follow
ing we take from the journals ofthe
HOucn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-15
cTATE OF LOUISIANA, SEC

STATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
> Court Of New Orleans The following named DELINQUENT
Payers Real Estate Slaves and Personal
Property New Orleans for the year
hereby cited appear before the Second District Court q New
within fifteen days from the date Of tn FIRST publication
the official journal Of said city to the
Of bs City Of New Orleans for the aDount placed
po.e their respective together with interest thereon
the Of cent month from the th day OF
1871 until paid and Eve cent sorpsys commission the
the HonorsbieP H. Morgan Judge Of the said Court,
this 4th day Of August, 1857. P. 8. WILT, Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-15
c,TATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
Cy Of New OeansFeurlh tustices Court for the Par.

ish of Orleans:
The Following named delinquent Tax Payers for Taxes
and Slaves and Personal Property due the CITY
fore undersigned within fifteen days from the hrs pnbs
Of this citation, to the demand OF said city or
the opposite their respective with inter
tie rate Of cent per month for ssen
and month from the It'll July 1851 until paid and I'VE
(5) per cent. commission the same. u
my hand at the city Of New this ION day OF
August, A. d. 1857. @. DUPLANTlEh, H