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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

| . sS -. NOTICE OF ELECTION.
| @Z Ng71&ssM Pursuant to Proclamation OF His
9S35g0s sfs eS s'Ss lisissa nc
Election On EsbGY tie 6h dag Il Nogen,
he 1860 for the purpose Of choosing Six Electors or President
IL E s eompassd
s JILL F Y s s q 4 sb sna 81 e Ind Dis
One Becor from The seeond ELECTORAL District composed
eepoa ot he Fauboug Trem and The First District OF the
One Rscte the Third Electoral District composed Of
The Fourh District city of New Orleans that part of the
parishes Of esron st. GSa k e. me h Bsps g
9 One Essg Ahf ess Ra
he rariIhs s, St 81 Washington Liyi gson
Bsa RS3ass '0@pss' A'.
The coanf Of Atapa opeoasas and liz Patishes i
Rspides and Ayoyelles and
the Il Of Ma Shit9ehss oqaea and coneord the
The Polls viii opened each Election Precinct from the
hours # 5ght O'clock 4 N IL Fonr O'Clock NJ he
qualified o he Parish oean nndeg the the
AUTHORITIES essnaed By law Ths sen ps 10 e eo
aesa and peae returns made TO the undersigned returning
shsria's Once Parish Of Orleans se1enber ., 1850
"A slasa y sS site 81
Eta de Ia Louisiana du de septembie 1860
les esetenrs qaats de Ia paroisse Orleans present
ncyemore 1850 et de ehoisir Six Eeeeurs pour President
W Elessqg 4 Premier bistiss ELECTORAL compose de
farsses de Plaquenne ct sernard du foiseme District de
la Nouyelle-O Orleans et dn fanboufg IRENE
I'm Elecenr lie Second District Electoral compose u
Second District de Ia Nouyele Orleans Perception du fau
eong Freme Ct Premier District de la Vile de la Nouvee
Orleans.
I'm Eleceur pour lie Troeme District Electoral compose m
Qnatrieme District de IL willie de la Nouvee Orleans de cete
partie de Ia NonVee Oeaus droe u
euye Mississippi DIES pareisses de Jefferson, Charles ST
Jean Baptse StJacqses, Ascension Assompion Ia1rbe
CT Terrebonne.
IN Eleeear euaree District Electoral, compose
des paroisses de S1 ammany Washington Livingston ST He
lena, EstFelcana 0uesF ecana Pone Coupfc Est Baton
Rouge, Quest Baton Ronge Ibervile.
I'm Elefer pour lie Cnquieme District Electoral compose
ct Ayoyeiles.
I'm Eleceur pour lie sxeme District Electoral compose de
comics de Satchioehe onacha ct dies parose
Catalonia ct Franklin
Les Polls dams chaqne ACCOMPLISHMENT dllee
ton depuis henres A. d. nsqu'a heures NJ dit four
de nvembfe 1850 eet de ecevor les bulletins eecters
qualities de la Orleans surveillance des Com
tene f'S
eecon deyra ere eonduie en- tripcaa dew
ont ere enyoyds sonssgne charge de les rankmee con
formement a la oi W.
Bureau du Sheriff, paroisse d, Orleans,
lie 20 de septembre 1850.
Of I'd E, #. PARKER, sharif
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

10 Tie Honorable the cesnfnoa courcii
Il Of the City OF Now Orleans:
~ ENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
N Of property tteang on burgundy street. from Bensieto
Canal street. most petition yeur honorable body
sgccAb TO section 100 Of The City Charter sell pub
lie austen after ten days notice in the official Journal tho
tract for paving with square blocks Burgundy street. from cn
vile 40 Canal street. and for raising the sidewalks on beth sides
and paving tsse Same With flag stones sg &
Te whole work be performed in conformity with the spec
ac*tiens 81 She City Surveyor.
" Kushton, 40 feet
s5 JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Assistant Board
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEAss
City Of New Orleans.
Belt remembered that the 18th day of January 1860 be
ore me- the subscriber Justice of the and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President and
lanes Edwards Secretary of the Mutual Insurance Com
pany OF New Orleans who, being duly according 10 law
10 depoc and that the accounts are Just and
and correct transcript from the books said company
-, TH0s. sLoo President.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day Of January
1860. d. F. MTTctIETJ
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Directors to pay an ofsTx
fEk GENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
FRONTS to the holders thereof TO their legal
on and after the 18th day Of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 per cent? on the pe
earned premiums of the Company year ending Dccem
Der 3 1852 tor which certificates will Issued on the 18th
March next
the Directors, after reserying ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS Of profits have further resolved all the
Certificates Of Profits Of the Issue Of the year 1856 be redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof their legal on
and after the 18th lay of February Certificates be
produced at the time of payment cancemen and interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS sLoo, President
JAMES d. DENEGRE, Vice President
JAHEs EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRKuFoRH'
James D. Denegre, III. Hart
a. y. Nelly, John Kicks,
I1ngn Wilson, j. II. SauHer
j. Y. de Fgana H. 7. LonBdale
Henry Renshaw, John a. Gaines
A. u frenonlet, Thomas Sloo,
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DENTISTRY.

,sseEssEssssssasss- Loss OF TEETKI-Dr j. WEST
III St Charles street, continues to supply tie
STYT$YAp%FN LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
upon his new pnneiple of self adhesion T6s
method has pfscued him universal Appreciation recen
as 6etngl he most ingenious system supplying ARTI
FlGIA TEETH hitherto invented and al eases restoring
perfect articulation and masteaon and perfect natural
as to defy detection by the closest observer
VESTS method of filling teeth with gold combines modern
Those interested will fnd statements % 81
entirely and serupalously W returns his Fcere
thanks to the inhabitants OF New Orleans vicinity for he
extensive practice they have favored him the last fifteen
from Lafayette Square. ss5 If
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# .AYf11l Il Il d ~ OFFICIAL.
ii AN AIM or SEsE oIii1g ANS. y
tS ~ Csis Hall, October %, 1866.
f3E4nscr eoNnSfl Ill ths tfifs " New Orleans J

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'sis ssssnss ee i'f s
ssesRs sSns Tso ps'7s q NaaFishease ~ *
n Fs,s.as lssss kesk ste fer First District i0cl
s , M cd 4 sssa s Hill n
s'ssi sessa a's 'sss gs
s Us ress 20 2s MS. = a2 90
csagssd i District aocS u sepss'n' 3, =
NM e n 5scneis ron, II -
sss ia'sseaaa nlsssist ~ " 4 ssatenassF "a. -
xsea X Massat Issisas Is prisoner
sssNNTf ,6ss . .s.s mn ssssa 90
sasss ~ " s.siss
Ss,s's sss6ssa e Fss5ah District Sta
sss II II n is Il d. 81
s,3ss rs 4
. asssss rsaans bind II board i Assistant ~ -
ess. Il sae MsEa laass fs.is.sa y ;is s II
= , ras shss e nss g re as ns Ps
as Ssias sSs afs sndias
is; liza Il Il n att %
rss'asa' s = & 7 II AssisH Aldermen
$1,000 s,sisss 8 ass''sas Beard o Aldermen.
fs;r,sesf Jf9Tsl N MONROE Nsaxsor
fNo. ss1s,l
Esa, Has, sralaanss 10 ls inssge.iug The Comp
VII s IL s s a ,s y and So y them collected
&AgieSa ftd u shall he the duty Of the Comptroller
nesS the Esnsnce Committee delinquent
lsss hs,Is siass soilseted II
gsiEar5l LEAF. gAKRWEIst.
President &saard ct Assistant Aldermen.
AraFcysd ass0her us 1850
% fsssaedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
No. 1874
Fso9 Tat fe f,at,ren If DE Fnance -,
1 they III merely Us plrriase sch hankets All
Sneg eonea III 5s sissrent isiss ana prisans n Hi, IN a
yell = sja Iissre zsxlss = ' $50 f v sA e+s' az
* ISirAedf gt IE A n r EEyyEtr s5
rTssi,e. 1saa- Il & z i 4 Y : /" f,aaa.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 16 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City Of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real
w estate fronting on st. Louis street. respectfully request
your honorable body 10 have brick Sidewalks red bg
ehfhsfones and wooden CUTTERS made said street
man to tasez street. on both sides the
highest altitude practicable The to be aajudcae the
Lowest bidder by the Comptroller, after five days the
ohca Journal Aud you petitioners in duty bound Will
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Ai'kenofable Conse Geninnn de Ia NcuTee ordans;
n&FSSIEURS-Ese somssFgnet psoprfcfEtEe
1t& sur Ia ergoygae des Iacs bieys,e sana Tres
honorable corps coniefre
n,en ii section ls0ue nonsce chaFTe aiTe ycnre
Etnean apres dix our davis dams la gazette ohieete
tt ouf Ryec bocs granite tcarr5 In Bou
goygHe Bcnsi ce da 6anaa ~ poar Peeyer les
banlaffes sr eotes ct In ecti0n DIES dte
banamettes 81 psrfas plates Louvao eniior
d'apres les Specifications du ToYer de Ia Vile.
" Raslton, 100 peds
OFT iawsw Secy5aire du Bureau DIES Assistants Aldermen
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D
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orle MS
Be 1t remembered that this Goth day March, 1861 be
fore the subscriber Justice of and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and a. p Janvie Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual
Company New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose and thai the Just
true. and transcript the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
II. P. JANvIER, Secretary
and subscribed me- day of March,
1860. D.F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace for the Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per cent
eres the outstanding certificates of profits after the
date the Scrip Issue Of the year ; they further de-
scrip dividend of Thirty Three and one Third per cent
premiums ending February 1884,
for which certificates will be Issued first day OF
June. 1850.
A, CAREIERE, yiee-President
H. P. JAsyIEs, Secretary.
TRusrEEs.
a. carriere R. Brusier Mason Pitcher,
q. A. Fosdick, @. W. Phillips, Thos Byrne,
T. Nugent, E. II. Pomroy, ]. l.. Maeanlsy,
j. s, Wallis. NV. Burbfidge4 4. Leeourt.
Chas Isftte, Vim. urquhsri, Henry Roaewald
VIC Watts, j. Ayet R. G. ogesby.
John Thnrnhin, John Fox, c. Fassy
@. W. nanbar, ", A. yioett A. Costa
A. T. Montgomery, n N Benaeht. T. W. KirchhoH,
Wu- frehn s.cramer' Addison canimack. |
Leon o1eyroase, A. ?, Aoblom, Albert Cammsek.
m2z
oRRSisO haies rspered and regular in store ana %,
mya 81 ozEoHhauss street, i
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yORR-lsO haies iapered regular in store ana sor
1 = sale b :. d. GRArTAA 4 CO,
~ mya - 0zKtomhnuss street,
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NouyELLE- ORLEANS, l6 Juliet 1860.
ArHonorabie Conaei de Vile de la NouveIle- Orleans
ES soussignes proprietmires sur In rue
~ Jonson dc 10 rue du Cupai Uhemin gatondelet de-
mandent dortsnner vente coniomement Ia oi IN con-
at pour "a contecon dc banquees baues pere e
hordures rgoles en- bos les delx rue John
son, de Ia rue du Canal au chemin Caeondelet
Cote N. w. Cote s. d.
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NEW ORLEANS, July is, 1850.

NEW ORLEANS, July TO- 1850.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners of real estate
tousng On Roman street from Canal rect % carcndeles
Walls, respectfully that ordinance resolution pass
ed according law, for the sale Of brick
sidewalks hodeed by curb and wooden cutters both
sides Of Roman street. from GaHs siree to Garonee Waik
cept where the work has already been done by the
N. W. Side. s. /. Side
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The liquidation of the affairs of this Association shall be mazda
~ appointed by the Stockholders AT a
meeting Tor that purpose after sixty days previous no
nee IN Two newspapers published in New Orleans Said ion;
dhiofs shall be solvent residents Of his civ nj
debted 10 the Assoc alton their shall he ssnaa
81 power shall be conferred them The period
such the Stockholders may by resolnonS m
meeting convened, determine. ~ - eehetai
ARTICLE XIII.
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Personally appeared before me- Arthur saucer Justice Or
he Peace for the parish of Orleans G. CuRRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer of the New Orleans Savings Institution who b. ing
duly sworn dpose that the above true and cor
rect transcript from the books of said Institution
j. GuRRIE DUNCAN Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. May TO- 1860
ARTHUR sAUGIER, sdJ.P.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio has been receding here verJ
slowly since our last issue, having declined
only five or six inches, and last evening it
was about at a stand, with a channel depth
at this point of over fourteen feet.
The river continues to rise at Pittsburg,
and yesterday there were eighteen feet Of
water there.
able yesterday, without rain, and quite mild
for the season.
Business on the Landing was still dull,
but better than on Monday, the offerings of
freight being little more free. Rates were
as last quoted.
During the twenty four hours ending Nom
day evening, the river at Louisville declined
FIVE inches, leaving six feet four inches in
the Canal and four feet four inches in the
steamboat pass at the Falls The weather
was cold, cloudy and windy, with light
fall Of rain.
Since Friday evening, the Mississippi
River at st. Louis has been rising slowly,
and has swelled in all about eight inches.
The channel to Cairo has improved slightly
by cutting out. Water to Cairo, four feet
six inches. To Keokuk there are about
thirty inches water. The Illinois is rising.
The Missouri is supposed to be stationary,
with three feet on the worst bars.
The st. Louis Republican says that it was
probable that the steamer Northerner would
be raised Sunday. She threw overheard
twenty-five bales of hay and about 300 sacks
of corn, and with this exception all the
freight was saved in good order, and was
taken of the boat and put into barges.
Saturdays New Orleans papers remark:
The weather yesterday turned mild, and business
turn ed shade or so more dull The stringebcy 10
money matters, we'll as the near approach Of the
holidays, are the main reasons for this state Of af
fairs.
Quite number Of boats left port last evening
but with the exception Of the Laurel Hill for the
Coast, the TourO for 0uachiia aud the Mary Z
Keene, none seemed TO have even half trip. The
arrivals were nnmeEous and mostly with fair trips
We give the following list: Aleck Scott, st. Louis
Eatehez, Vicksburg; Rapides, Grsnd Eeore; W
Burton, Grand EcOre; War Eagle, st. Louis; Sun
nyside, CincinnRti; Lafourche, DOnAdsOnVile
laurel Hill, Bayou Sara; Melnotte, Pittsburg; j
Il. PaIgOud, Ouachita River; Memphis, st. Louis
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArTiuals. Superior, Louisville; PTioress Madison
BOstonA, Portsmouth; Bostou, Big Sandy; Glen
wood, Nash VILE; Clara Poe Nashville; Argyle, Ne
| Orleans; Dunleith, HeYillei Cricket No. 2, NJ
| Tietta; Hastings, Pittsburg. q
Departures Superior louisville; Prioress, MAdi
Liberty, Wheeling; Allen Collier, KAnaWha River
DunleiIh, Neville; James Hale New Orleans.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
A Bare Cobb.

Secretary Cobb has resigned. His finance
has eliminated and collapsed, and he has
been shelled out; an empty cob out Of an
empty treasury. He began with a surplus
of about twenty millions. Then Govern
ment stocks were worth fourteen per cent.
premium. He went to buying them at that
rate. He goes out with debt which, with
the deficit in the Treasury and arrears, will
be found to be not less than eighty millions,
all accrued for expenses of government in
time of peace and prosperity. Furthermore,
Government stocks have declined from ia
10 92@94. And if he had put the ten millions
of the balance of the authorized loan on the
market it would have knocked the price
down probably five per cent. more. Among
the other triumphs of his finance is the is
sue of twenty millions of Government cur
rency, now deprecated to ninety eight cents
which is pretty we'll for party which sx-
listed for many years on its triumph over @
United States Bank.
Nor had Mr.. Cobb any resource except
more Treasury-notes; which would have
made them so plenty that all Government
dues would be paid in them. Then the Sub
Treasury would no more hear the chink OF
specie. He had no hopes from any increase
in the tariff. He proposed to enforce pay
ment on all goods in the public warehouses
at once. Having provided the warehousing
system to encourage importation, he pro-
posed to wind it up for present relief and
leave the future to take care of itself.
All through his administration he de.
clared the revenue would be sufficient. Al
the same time the President said it would
not. He goes out disgraced financier, i'm,
potent for resource, and with the additional
stigma of having tried to cover up hi
financial disgrace by plotting treason to thu
Government in which he held an Office
Certainly, a change was necessary in thu
Administration even if South Carolina doel
secede in consequence.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
sonILern Ohio md n oathern Conlod-

soutkern Ohio and n Oathcrn COnied
erncy.
In spite of thcIampsncy which might beck
pccted of secession, under the Administration
of a President who formally notified the
South that tho disunion movement will be
safe under his reign, for he has no right to
use force, still it is our impression that dis
union viii yet be politically fatal to eve y
leader in it, unless Sonth Carolina may be
an exception. Certainly, to encourage il
viii be fatal to any politician in the North.
1t would be fatal folly for any Ohio member
of Congress to countenanee secession, to re-
venge his party minority in his own State
The telegraph yesterday reported Senator
Pugh as saying that can the Southern por-
ton of Ohio would sympathise with South
ern Confederacy." OF course his is a canard.
A Southern COnfederacy means disunion,
and disunion is treason. Even in the South
they do not pretend to deceive themselves
in regard to the nature of the act which they
propose, but admit that it is rebellion and
treason, and, if not successful, is liable to the
penalty of those crimes.
Mr.. Pugh would not justify, in advance,
treason to the Constitution which he has
sworn TO support. Nor would he represent
that as the sentiment of Southern Ohio; be-
cause, in the first place. it is not. And, in
the next place, Mr.. Pugh is a representative
Of the State, not of q portion of it, and he
would not, as delegate from the State of
Ohio, promise division of it, aud the seces-
sion of portion to the South. Weare con-
fdent that Mr.. Pugh has been misrepre-
sented; and, as he is the peculiar representa-
tive of the Douglas Democracy in Ohio we
presume that the Douglas journals will make
haste to prevent any misapprehensions of
the position of that party, and refute any
imputations upon its loyalty to the Union.
1t may be necessary to express the real sem
timents of Southern Ohio, on this question,
at the proposed Union meeting. Certainly,
the insane project Of destroying the Govern
ment that Southern Oonfederacy may have
an opportunity to commit selfdestruction,
should not be supposed to have any support.
ers in Southern Ohio, where, without a
known exception, it is regarded as very
midsummer madness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
TInde Tor the Hard Times aud the HOli-
rho H,II.Arotic ExpedItIop.

On our first page we publish letter from
CT. Hall, respecting his Arctic Expedition,
which will be read with interest, as it con-
tains much valuable information in regard
to the Polar Regions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12

THE PRIKcE or WALEss COMPANIONS TO BE
RKWARDED.--The companions Of the Prince
Of Wsles on his American tour ar9 60 be
Handsomely rewarded. The commanders of
tAe Hero aud Ariadne are tO be promoted
d tbe Duke of Newcastle is TO receive he
aaeaf.f nrder of fhe GaFter
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12

Wedding and Visiting Cards.
Engraved and Printed s, as and Presses; De La Rus
SHIPLEY 8 SMITH.
fsuceaaIori to II VI Shiyieg 4 bro.J
Iyt- ~ N 81 tErth street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
MADAME ALVIN.

ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
~ know their future prospects Gan have ave
them q rrectly stated by Madame ALVIN, at l69
FouTth-st., corner of Elm, where she may be con-
suited on all natter eoaeerntng love, marriage,
oOuTtships, Law matters business affairs; aud will tell
the Dame Of the lady or gentleman they will marry;
also the name Of he visitors. de9-fS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12

GESSRAL WALKER's REMAINS NOT TO BE
REhovED.-The Mobile Register, Of the 4ih
instant announces the return of Captain
West, who went 10 TruxillO to obtain the
remains of the late Gen. William Walker.
He was unsuccessful in bis mission, ia con
sequence of the laws Of Honduras prohib
iting exhumation. Colonel Rudler had been
humanely treated, and his release was ex-
pscted 10 take place shortly.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12

HOME INTEREST.
D[Olothihg renovated and repaired, 81 4. Third.
~ A. A. EEsTER, Clocks. Watches And ysWolsys
Hos. sls ard zTl Csntral-Avenus.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

1k CASKS MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER.
hSg FINE, First-clafs and Congress Ruled Let
ter Papers i10S ", TeSfiyed & HPa f95 shls e%aoDa
no24 "a aud 10 Walnut-strOet
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12
STAND WITHOUT A RIVAL!

HAVING ADDED LARGELY To OUR
H immense aud attractive stock, nov bet
ter prepared TO Offer still greater reduction In au
kinds Of Dry Goods than Ia last advertisement; for
having purchased the greater portion of our Winter
an Immense sacrifice (and not thr Jugh election
paniC) enabled TO offer them at the folio wing
prices. E.
N All Goods Advertised will be found at our
establishment, and agreeing In every instance with
the following priceB:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-12

MARRIED..
MAYO TAYLOk-In COyinRton, Ky, December
H. 1900 At the Methodist Episcopal Church, By Rev.
Mr, Buekner, Misc barah X Mayo, daughter Of II.
II Mayo, 10 Mr.. A. g. Taylor, Of Oldham County,
Kentucky.