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MAN VS.. HoRsEs-MAN WINs--An
amusing race took pace at Rocheste. on
Thursday. The celebrated trotting
horse Frank Hayes and the well known
black horse Turk were to trot three
miles while Mr.. Charles Curtis, the pc.
destrian, was to walk Que. At4P. NJ.
they started the horse under motion,
and the man standing at the score, word
was given Away they went-maan haU-
ing thepoze. Frark Hayes trotted the
two miles-tle fist 253-seeond mile
in 2. 48.g The black horse under mos
tion left thei score at Frank Hayesl
conclusion of the two, miles4-horse ac-
ting badly-lost on the first quarter a.
bout eight seconds of his general time
of trotting-and making ghe three miles
in s 44.-Thes man walked lthe mile in
s.424-winfringsty D seconds, amid
the tremendous cheers, of the large
cohcourse of people present on the track
to witness tho feas.-Bufalo Courier.
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Available means Dec. Is, 1856. !. 1856, ,428 SIS

The drafts, checks, certificates of de-
posit, bank notes, and coin were then in
the Treesury-thc bank balances ap-
pcared from the books, as did also the
rcmiItances. In addition the Tree surer
had received $4,000 in Auditors
drafts on County Treasurers. The re-
port shows how this was disposed Of
SIS, 600 had collected and remitted to
New York; 5000 was in the Treasury
uncollected, andlthe residue appeared
from the Treasury accounts to have been
remitted to banks and bankers for col
lection. On that examination, We could
discover nothing wanting.
45f TSiguedl r. W. TAYLOR,
Chairman Joint Invest eating Com.
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Premium Penmanship Awarded
the Iron City Com1 College.


To. speak in high commendation of
the penmansbip from the Iron City Col
lege, Of Pittsburgh, is hut to utter the
spontaneous sentiments of every visitor
of Floral Hall during this national Fair
that the " Blue Ribbon" was most
richly deserved, was the universal voice.
Mr.. Cowley, although young man,
stands uurivAlled as penman; he is also
equally successful as teacher. As in
penmanship, SO in every department of
the Iron City College, the very best tai
ent of the country is employed. The
present Faculty of the College numbers
thirteen Professors. Let our readers
bear in mind that this is the largest and
most thorough Commercial College in
the United States. For further infor-
nation address Mr.. L. w. JENKINS,
Principal, Pittsburgh Pa.-Louis0ille
Democrat, OF 6th ult. sJeea a7l7Hz
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AUD1ronas orrIeE, ,g8nd
Election Of Payne Certain
Over but Shooting! 80

We take the following from the sIfOK
gan Gazette, an Old line Wing PAPER.
which supported Chase for Governor in
1855. Itnow says: ..,ad
"The election of Payne is virtually
conceded by the Republican press Of
Ohio. The Wing masses who hare
been inVeigled into the support of Ghasa
and Abolitionlsm, are disguised yis9
the strange doctrines to whiehthey .fad
themselves committed, and where they
40 not vote for Payne Will stay away
from the polls aintFast hufa bers. r. z sds
yrBoYs, DO you HEAR TIL ATlh
GZevezand Plaia Dealexas ,kssE
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Gov. Chase and an Independent
Treasury.

To those who arc not fully posted iu
regard to the tort Ious political windings
of Gov. Chase, it may seem strange that
chief-the standard bearer of the orpo-
nents of State Independent Treasury.
There are many, even here in To. 10,
who suppose that the Governor has al
ways belonged to the Democratic party,
except when drawn away from it by bis
greater love for the negro. Such is not
the case When, in the campaign OF
1910, the only issues before the people
were apon the questions of an Iudepen-
dent Treasury--when upon this issue,
and with the potent influences of coon
skins and hard cider, the Democracy OF
the nation was stricken down, Gov. Chase
was full blooded anti independent trea-
siIry, TIP and Ty Whig. The writer OF
this article heard him, in that year; hold
forth to an-exci;ed throng of his asso-
ciates and sympathizers, in log cabin,
and the burden Of his story was the ter
riblc calamitiess that would follow the
adoption OF an Independent Treasury by
the United States Government. he
was peculiarly elcquout on the occasion,
and with ali the fairness and candor that
distinguish his speeches in this canvass,
he essayod to prove the correctness OF
his position. Experience has demon
strated the wisdom of the measure he
then opposed; yet we see no evidence of
his being convinced, but, on the contra
ry, he appears nov as the candidate for
Goveror of party opposed to the adop-
tion of the same measure in Ohio. 10
ledo Republican.
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ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY-We learn
that man by the name of j. G. Bement,
a lecturer on Papacy, was tried at Fitch
vile, in this county, on charge of big
amy, and bound over to Court under
81 800 bonds. Failing to give the re-
quired bond for his appearance at court,
he was committed to the Jail of this Co.
on Tuesday, last. He.was recently mar
ried to a daughter of the Rev. Mr.
johnson, pastor of the Congregational
Church at Fitchville. 1t is said he has
a wife and fvo children residing in the
State of New York.-NoraSaM Rei7ec'r.
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Rraksrs vegghs BanlssEs =


blnThe Bulls ard the Bears of Wall
street find their counterpafts nov "a
Ohio, among the Brokers and Baakeis-
Since gold is in demand q : from q tqs ~
cents premium, the Brokers are. busy az
bees collecting it from Banks Fheg
are all over the State, carpet bag aTd
bundle of rags in hand. TheysiteeR
down t he Spring gfieId Bank for ss60,0Oo,
ans one was mobbed out, of Piana " hssp
he was abou. fastening upon. a Branch.
They dared not buy Ohio bills nutii..tke
late Resolution of the Board of Contfol
assured them they could do it sa6elf for
a season; at least, they are new "pitplh
ing in" and if the Banks can staqa
their run another week they can stand
anything.-C Cleve PLAIN Dealer -''s
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RELIEF OF CAPT. HERNDoN's FAMILY.
The Washington Union publishes a
letter from Mrs. Mayor Magruder, ad-
dressed 20 her country women, propos-
ing to them that meetings be held in
every village, town and city in the coun-
try, to raise funds to be invested for the
use and benefit of the now destitute wild
ow and daughter of the late Command.
er Herudou. The suggestion is worthy
of the heart of generous, grateful, sym
pathising woman. Mrs. Magruder, in
her appeal, after referring to the loss Of
the Central Azlerico, says
"ISut mid the gloom and horror of that
dreadful light, there is one CLEAN of
glorious light-one gallant, noble, chiy-
alrous action, that will stand on. in bold
relief and raise for its author monument
as enduring as time, indestructible as
mind; its base resting in the hearts of
woman, and it's apex as elevated as her
hopes. "Save the women and children"
was the first order of the noble Hern
don; and shall American women forget
the gallant, noble Captain, who, 'nid
stsrm, gloom, and desolatiop, forgstful
of himself, could think of poor frail
woman and helpless children Never
no never ~ o.i e a q
She proposes that all contributions
be forwarded to Geo. w. Riggs, Esq,
Banker, of Washington
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EXTRACT FROM THE AUDITOR OF STATE s
ANNUAL REPORT, DEC. 81, 1856 page IL
The amount of the available balance
in the Treasury, on the 18th November,
1856, has been stated on preceding
page. 1 deem it proper to say that the
accuracy of the amount reported was
ascertained, not only by the books Of
this Office, and those of the Treasury de-
parment, but by personal examination
and count of the funds in the Treasurer's s
vaults, as required by the provisions Of
the act Of April 8,l656.
[Signed] FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT,
Dec. 81, 1856. Auditor Of State.
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AN AFFECTING EvENr.-Among the
deaths in this city last week, was ono
caused by religious excitement or .ips
tense conviction of sin,, from which the
happy sufferer, young LADY Of much
promise, could obtain no relief. Medh
cal men could discover no trace of phys
ical disease, and the Efforts ef-faithfI
clergymen to Tighten the burden from
her mind were unavailing OverpeKer-
ed by sense of the Divine vrathrsAs
steadily refused nourishment, and thus
tered upon the suutried scenes of afu-
ture stata.r7I xQvidellcs. Post.ssq aails4
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The Committee personally examined
the Treasury Dec.-15 1857, with the
assistance Of the Teller of the Franklin
Bank, icleo counted The money The
amount then IN the Treasury, to the
charge of Mr. Gibson was 1895 ,469 43s
:" or about S455 900 less than the re-
Gently discovered deficit. The sum was
represented in cash, certificates of de-
posit, check, bank balance, and small
amount in advances on salaries, and
claims on tie treasury, and funds in
transit, remitted to New York aud Gin
ciunati, within few days, which no &C.
knowledgement had yet been received,
viz:
Bank $l10,0S6 sc
Drafts on New Y York- $4,000 90
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N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
~ THOMAS H. FORD, npHa
Il sil - President of the Senatei
April l7,ol657.1leJ civ baa .5l5l
: AN-.ACT.

=
.,i-.-... - AN, ACT ,.t..,rr f.eIf
the "ehtitled an act to incorporate the Bank
4 f0hio and Branches. "at1i1 Z frdt 10 ySos
SECTION /. Bent enacted 6gj the iGeas
eyek Assembly ot.tAe State ofO1io, That
the act entitled San act Incorporating
the Bank of Ohio and Branches pass
ed at the present session of the general
assembly, be and the same is hereby
submitted to the electors of this state,
at the general election to be held on the
second Tuesday of October next, for
their approval or rejection-aud each
elector may have written or printed, OF
partly witten and partly printed upon
his ticket the words "For the bank char
ter" or "Against the bank charter" or
words to that effect, and the judges of
each election district, in counting out
the votes, shall set down in separate
columns, in the poll books, the votes
given ''For the Bank Charter" and the
votes given "Against the Bank Charter"
and certify the number of voses given
for and against the charter, as they arc
required to cert fy the number Of votes
given for candidates
Sec, 2. It shall be the duty of the
persons opening the poll books in each
county, to make separate abstract of
votes given for, and against the char
ter, including statement showing the
number of votes cast, which were Meth
er for or against the charter. And the
clerk Of the court of common pleas Of
each county shall Immediately after such
abstract is made; make a certified copy
thereof, under the seal of the court, and
forward the same by mail to the COVER
nor at Columbus, marked on the outside, |
Abstract of votes for and against bank |
charter, given in county"
SEC. g. It shall be the duty of the
governor, as soon after said election as
practicable, with the aid of the auditor
'r secretary of state, to open an abb
tract all said returns; and the governor
hall, immediately thereafter, by pro-
in some newspaper published
It Columbus, set forth the number of
,otes given for the charter, the nuns
yer Of votes given against the clafteri
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New Livery Stable.

eE6Lh B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fam
AlI. 1y and Pleasure Carriages, and
a:40 HSrses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the neighboring towhs on
the shortest notice Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. GTStablesi in the rear of McNulty
House. Nov. 9th, 1655.-26tf
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SHIPMENT OF BREApsUTFFs. here Isl
a fair prospect Of the renewal of large
Shipments Of breadstofsrt6s Great Bria
ain, which will materiahyheip,fheshiP
ping, g,intsses,ssandzths agriepltaEallin-
teEests of ths WesterR Estates, ,gosIghI.s
abundant supplies now coming f9rward,
and TIC striibgehcyy Of The modey matikettS,
together With the low rGtespof ifreightsP
tits said, have already broughttfie grain
market within the limits. of large orders
for EDgland, and the prospect is that
there will be moro active Shipment of
-four and grain than was anticipated'
much to the relief of the.gFeat Industrial
of the community ~ 1xaueleys
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Minnesota LandAgency
J. NJ. s. A. P. SWINEFORD,

- DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
HI. Wayrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid, &c. A.
p. SwiReford being resident of Albert Lea
Minnesota, ,iswell acquainted with the natural
3 advantages ofthe TerritOry and the best points
ing Lands for SALE For further information in
quire of Jas. Swineford, Ashland Ohio, or ad,
dress A. p. Swineford, Albert Lea, Freeborn
eounty Minnesota. =
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Cash for Produce.

IN s.. SAMPSEL is prepared to pay the
IL. highest figures in CASH for BUTTER,
EGGS, and most of the staples of our farmers
april p, 1857. 46tf
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Willard Slocunn.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office on corner O
IN Church and Sanduslzy Sts,, Ashland, o
Particular attention paid to collections.
November 9th, 1855. 26f
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Thomas l. Bull.

s. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Loudonville, Ash
N land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
November 24th. 1855. 26i
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Tolal amount S83f, ,IOl 81
This includes all that I have received
from the late Treasurer up TO this date.
There is yet outstanding $50 COO of
his certificates, held by the Treasurer
In the gross receipts. I have inc'nded
the redemption fund of the Caual Bai'k
of Clcy Gland
[ am. respectfully,
VIM. II. GIBSON, TREASURER.
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EXTRACT FROM THE ErcFT OF TIE SEN
ATE FEEANCE COMMIT EE, APEiL7 1856.
It appears from the settlement cf Mr.
Breslin's accouutb by Mir. Hume, (uark-
ed T y that the balance due the State
from Bresiiu, ON the 18th day Of January,
ie56,the Gate Of The delivery Of mis- Office
to VIM. Fl. Gibson Esq, tie esent in
cumbeut was.- $956,703 67 8
To this should be ad-
ded the fund in the
bands of the Trea-
surer to redeem the
circulation Of the
Canal Bank of Cleve-
and, not included in
Mr. Hume's statement So, $50 AZ @
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NO IS.

atr IA
and the number of votes given which
wero neither for or against the charter;
and if a mojority Of al the votes given
were for the charter, he shall faFiber
state therein that said charter has been
approved by the people, and has thereby
become law; but if majority of all
the votes given shall not be for the char
ter, he shall SO state, and that the char
ter has, for that reason, failed to become
law.
Sec. A That any clerk who shall fail
or neglect to return to the governor, as
required in section two Of this act, shall
forfeit and pay, for the uselos the proper
county, the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars,
to be recovered by action in the name
of the state.
SEC. s. That the act of the present
session entitled ssan. act to incorporate
the bank of Ohio and branches, shall
be printed with the laws Of this session
Of the general assembly
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe Houscsof Reps.
THOMAS III. FORD,
Pfesident of the Senate.
March so, 1862 9od
.HIEE II
SECRETARY OF ,STArE,s OFFIcE,
Gelqmbpss April l7q lSszx :
I Hereby certify Chat the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original
rolls on file ID this Office hui
ss's.s' J AMiEtfS5 IT. BAKER,
= 4 "a ss.st q go e Secretary Stare
iGsts p Eoise2e3 --Lad sgiSl sidI
20 ~ E AUDIToR's 0FFIeE, dad
M ASHLAND, Sept. so, 1854 s;S,4a
I hereby certify, that the foregoipg
acts are correctly copied from the origi-
nal acts as reported to this Office. -
JAMES SWIM EFORD,sg
auditor ashland Com
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William RalStOn.

80 w HlllIdll- 1hdiSGOHy ''H
lew ELER AND SILVER
ss@ =af q SMITH, a few doors wes
- zA of the MeNul House, Ash
HSA< y land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
HES ySY Pens, and choice variety
u sAss of Jewelry, kept constantly
Neil zz&A9 on hand. Highestprice paid
y . q szeszzsa for old Gold and Silver Re
{ - = pairing done to ord r, onrea.
ndnabie eterms-satisfaetion warranted.
! November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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s. FuLToN] [JoHN H.
Fulton & McCombs,

A FToRNEFs AND GoUNSELLoRS Al
= N Law, Ashland, Ohio, Office in tht
Bank building. oyer the Hardware Store.
Now S7th, aS55. 26d
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Iwin take the acknowledgements thereof,
administer Oaths DC. DC. charges reasonable.
Office in the county Auditors office, Ashland
Ohio, JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland, February 25. 1857 y34.
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GIEsoN's S RECEIPT FOR THE MONEY.


q ] State ftatlfeT OInCe,
Columbus, March 90, 1856
Ton. A. Kelley, Chairman. &C.:
Dear Sir:-Below find statement of
money paid me fy John G. Brcslin,
ESQ, late Treasurer, cn account of bal
ance due frem him:
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EXTRACT FROM THE LETTERS OF THE HON.
Z. w. TAYLOR, TO THE CLEVELAND
HERALD, JUNE 27, 1857.
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Miller House,

TH1os. J Kenny. ]6i,.} s. 81 i5 I5oHN j, JACOBS,
s.ss.:ss is5l.sss Kenny & Jacobs, 80. =. .'2e
ATTORNEYS AND, COUNSEL
"a .lors. at Law Ashland, Ohio. Office one
door East of " asson d Stubs Shoe Store.
Jan. 7.lS57. 3ltf
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sisit'la-zzses D. d. Fox,
NOTARY. PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, viii
In draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Aoreerae1at d.e.. at reasonable rates. Depo-
: sitions taken with neatness and despatch. Of
ice in tile. Law Office of Kenny & Jacobs ..e-
KeVeniber 97tlf. 1855. - 26tf T
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AN AMERICAN COLLEGE. IN. RoME.-
Bishop O'Connor, of our city, who has
lust returned from Rome, states thatthe
Pope has agreed to purchase house ii
that city, at cost of $4,000, for an
American college. which is to be fitted
up by contributions from the United
States. The English, the Scotch, the
French, the Germans and the Irish, all
had colleges there, and the Bishop thinks
there should also be an American Col
lege. where the people of this country
might meet with each other and exchange
the same conrtesies as other nationss7a
Pittsburgh Chronicle. a5sls.ao3 sgf 10
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Totsl-------I--.--Si ,04S, ,534 Al 5
Mr.. Gibson i'll communication to
the committe, dated March go, 1856,
herewith submitted, lmqrked G,l states
that he hasreeeiYed at tyarious times be-
tween January 4 A and. March 5, 1856,
from his predecessor. Mr. Bfeelind, the
gross sum of $836, i0f 81, ilearihga in
tnerhapds of-Mr. Bfeslia, 7ep tho 29th
of March, an upaid balance Of $2I2, ,552
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- =
It is estimated that the production of
wheat this year IN the West, will be
10000, 600 bushels greaterstban it was
in 1850, which shows an advance. inspro'
duction, of about fifty five per csnt77
Population has increased about thirty:
FIVE per cent, which will allow about
twenty per cent. more for expert than in
1850. The increase in the corn crop is
only about equal to the increase Of pops
ulation. - ,s ss;sfs s;gsssa q.
SueAR,-A letter from the parish, Of
Plaquemines,. Lou siana, in the New
Orleans, Picayu,ae, says that the sugar
planters of that State win have no.res5
osn to complain offbis years. crop, Fhe
cano will mature earlier this season than
usual, and the new sugar viii be manu-.
factured and come into market two ct
three weeks in advance of former sea.
sons.
- s ass sidl
- lf3a s sff s,isIy
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IllaItlsss Gurha.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Ar. WINsLO w, Proprietor.
NoY. 19th, 1856. 24tf
McNulty House,

{ A sHLAND, Ohio, by VIM. McNULTY I.
\, Rooms airy and commodious, and table
Constantly supplied with all the luxurles Oh
The season. Patronage solicited.
Noxember 9th. 1855. 2otf
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ALFREDKELLEY,
GSigned1 FELIX MARSH,
r. w. TAYLOR,
r. p. BUCKLAND. !
April 7, 1856. -s
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lvCONNBYANCING

Deeds, Mortgages. BOndst De- carefully
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: z :RSaz Ea.en q rs 4uy, - =

zItEO7 7tUJ9 ct0 I1crI0' ~ = - =
NTILL attend to all business entrusted to
w their care, insthe counties of Fanwert
and Mercer Particular attention paid to the
collection of claims and payments of taxes for
nonresidents- Also agents for the sale of real
estate. s.s 81 ~ AZ
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Relating to certain proposed Amendments to
the Constitution, and the publication of this
act, and IN act therein named. .e-
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-s5..se 'ss - /. Il. d00ufelfoW,- ..ii
VKTATCH MAKER RANDJEWELER
7A Nv Dealer IN Watches Clocks, Jew
Ks.,2k elry, Yankee Notions, DC, Watches
and Clocks repaired and warranted. Highest
price paid for old Gold and Silver Opposite
the SandPsel House in the Post Once buiilding.
November 9th. 1855. & =. - 26tf
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at may be we'll enough to say tha
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Sworn and subscribed the I'd day
of September, 1857, before me.
WILLIAM OGLE, Alaerman'
John j. Clyde, President of the
American Sfata Council and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-28

TAXES--OFFTCLAI1.


g1HElIkkO OkSIHICV COUfNT u n -, naoa5
IEXNs-The State Of Louisiana 10 the AonoN Ae
DeIinuucnt Tax Payers for the year 1856 s a.. fo,
You are Summoned to appear wthn Az
the sts q The frt insertion Of this ~ &
al the CITY Of New Orleans for the amount
your respective and Claimed u w mi, M
n Id rate Of one per month from me ln gay OF
1851 until psid, and Eve per cent oh uie Same A
costs Ct Court !, III. y,5,. ~ ~ :. sa;5
four nv sddsy II August the year Of our Lord 1851
ooD s' - - ~ ~ HENRY BEzOU, Clerk.
vrvunrarEMH COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA
tH6ivEIL.ORLEANS--L, Etat de Ia Louisiana Aux
ronuscs dsliQuants pour rannee 1885 cidessous nom
Wa ~ spme davoir comparative dams les quinxe ous
Sstsr a. ID premiere insertion dn present avis devant "a
Tro6me d. District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans ct re-
nadre Il aensnde de Ia VILE de II Nouvse pour
IN pac6se regard de nos resEects ct
dan do taxes enregsres au gree de u dite c9n
fnteret taux de cent ois Partf ou
;us M Il cnq pour cent les fais de cou
le soGt 1857. HENRY BE1ou ,nx.s.r Y