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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15


Nsw Yosx. August -
ISwes says hat lsts lss
Prince Nspolson and suite
from Manassas.
|. Generals Besurcgard and Z
both received him and invite1
goto Richmond toscs Prcsil
The Notifications at Mann
| formidable, and our guns, n
" Sherman's battery, fSrof1
portant part Of the dcfsnsss.
Beaurcgard informed ~
that the Confederates cspssssl
guns.
Authentic adviccs state
named Smith. captured by ~ n
rails, is now in New York, ~
he Is . membca Of the rebel O.
lie will be held as hostage ~
/. The World says that . six.s7
ice boat and the George Pan,
~ the mouth Of Aqua Crsshe
Page went up the creek. n
Dor" reports navigation Of H. ~
mac unobstructed. On
night five boats, filed with ard d
crossed from Maryland 10 VI
House Point, where rebels IN
ing battcrcs. =
Tho Tribune saws gangs q nes,n
q work establishing telegrsphs m
eeadqnarters to all camps.
The Herald says reliable
gencc says the Confedcrntcs an =
eentrating from the Point Of Reehn
Alexandria large bodies At each III
on the Potomac. Difficult 70 "
whether these movements are ppIsr
nary to attack or to guard seins
another Federal advance. o.
Of experienced officers Il tGar
are purely defensive. III
Mcclellan preparations asscqst
y available for defense or asnai.
His arrangements will easlIo -
% repel attack at any point dix
whole line, or move forward M
given point.
The Ts~es saystAnGmG1l
ne Denossslp - ouoDuoma1
kepsbGeass esussss nuuk
nd sefiossly con1iets ~ -
ranged programsofthep9nass
Washington.
The New York bsokeso ore leyl1y
nlsed States six per CEN, sTsass5
o,s'' payable IN sso years, y ~
"
WASHINGTON, August 10.-nn
cport that Walker II. Stevens
''er!y Federal engineer; now ~
oniedcrase army, was . de6anGn
generally discredited. Fl
Col. Stone commands at PSisld
ocks, and the column a coshmsst
Col. Hamilton, Of whccndl
Newspapers disregardingNcCle
'dcrs viii be visited. lie i dsle1
70 enforce his newspaper psE
overnmeat HAS issued ssriaeea1e
- TO prevent the transmisdQp
accounts Of army
ents.
Il IL reported that Exl)Gh
.slknsr has besa appoine
rigsdisr- General IN he Co.,
crafSurrsrp, Mo-, Aueuul
sch excitement exits Aste
qeence Of reports d 49,
he city. he sosso
IN cless1 asd citissm ~
! their valaablss. n o(11od
: Placed ths spssis = sle
pOrcer, NO., Assst s.-A4
'ush here hi,liag sevssal
and Losing two. Elsves
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15

NEW iaovoR LAw.-The I.eri,ls.
tare has adopted a law m.li.s j. !.
rsn',ensiary offence for sny one -
sell liquor to any Indian, slsse or f,s.
negro. either with or without tbs ..,s'
sent Of the owner Of SCH slsv,. W.
'e'nk any ssch Law q or a /, :
and synnnissl-Lessssss Al.
l''q.'r deslsrs would 10 ~.ll !,
ss"s~ser this law. fer her,.o,r.
''qs'r can only be sold and deliv,r,s
to . ~kas person.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15

Hos. J. ". c. wAfsoS.-Rsa,ess.
~ 70 state that Ne l. not nor re,c,
has besa . candidate for Congress n
tins district. By some nissndrr.
standing he he's been - abao.scsa
scse Of the Southern pspers.-
H'fyy Srrisgs Csstss States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15
vamOs's ~ pasots

Turing ihe fasi ZEN dsya " hay,
bad rltious shosns offah, aaneies,
g ensure . large crop n egrn end
cotton
o. Token, ~ Ne latefs Bone.
IT, tonight can BE- hal At ihe .iare.
q hes'fs. = D. CLARKE, Keith
sofsDE q T. haslnga, loves
Martini Son, and The Poet Office.
Al.o a The nsIAn- Onee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15

~ Don't Ga h ~ n Ma.st..
Hal tonight
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-15
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

s,s.,zlezn eslsnry to An Ordinance Entitled
Ass Ordinance Relative TO the Unappro-
iatasa Rni,iic Domain In tine State of
Z g7apsa ], passed February 12, 1861.
SNCrIoN I. NE, the People of Louisiana, in Con-
Dszsio5s assembled, do declare and ordnia and it
IS lsrebg declared and ordained, That all further
locations of military bounty land warrants issued by
Of uef The authority Of the late Government Of the
Elised States, within this State, be and the same
are hereby prohibited.
Al EEU D. We do further, declare and ordaia, That
I there shall be Department of Public Lands, the
once whereof shall be fixed at the seat Of Gov
ernemt for this State, and there shall be an officer
Appointed to preside over the same, whose title
HRala be- the 9 Commissioner of Public Lands.n
gsiovided That the Legislature shall, BY vote Of
tilfse- hfths Of the members elected to both
\ branches discontinue said Office whenever in their
opinion The necessity for the same shall no longer
exist. sss
5Ee 81 gssdo further declare and ortlai,e, That
the Commissioner Of Public Lands be appointed by
ths Governor, with the advice and consent of the
Senate, Tho sEall hold his office four years. unless
Roonsr reinoved BY the Governor. His salary, du-
ties and powers shall be regulated bylaw, and he
shall not receive any fees.
Size. Al We do Jatds er declare and orda51, That
The State OF Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
raarges due by the late Government of the United
States to the Surveyor General. or any of the en-
ployes of the Land Office within the limits Of this
State for their salaries or services, and the same
shall be paid by the Treasurer Of the State, from
The fand created BY the sales Of public lands upon
sAC W aIThHtS Vi Stiu GSuANSfultOeuEGdli hulu
rants being first approved by the Governor.
SEo.5. We do further declare and ordain, That
the Legislature shall have power to repeal or mod
lily the second, third fourth fifth, sixth and sew
enth tons of the ordinance to which this is sup
Elemental and the first section Of this ordinance.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans. the seventh day Of March, in the year of
our Lbrd one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. NJ 55@ta5 5s 5s
fsgnedl a. MoUToN,
Eek President Of the Convention
Attest: u. THOs. WHEAT, Secretary. 5g55z
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/ SsappIenaentaire Inrsionnance intitysIee
ss0ssaOnnanee relative an Domaine Public
en- reserve sEans taTctasStEe la Louisiana,
ndoptee 10 ~ fevEier mil ilIttt cent soIx-
anGe-et~us.
Nous. ii petple eie I7fat be ID Iotasiane, assem-
Die en- Coapeti0l decla3os ct patlolfons, ct IL est
x par Id preseate deeiare etofdoaae;
SHerIoN8l. Gus les cert6cats de donation de terre
r0ar services ntaires on les certifieats de terie
eais par 10 ei.degant commencement des Etats.Unis
e en- Vertn de son autorit6, no pourront plus, Ia
yehir, 8tre fecus on donnes Placement DIES terres
apahlques dams Get Etat. 3
sssEo. 2. 0Taoaaons 81 deciafons de plus, Quill Y
4 nara an departemepS des terIes publiques don't le
bureau sera eahli au siege dn gouyefnement de Get
Etat ct ii sera nonlG IN officer qui en- aura Ia d
rection ct aura pour le eominissare DIES terres
pnbliqnes,f Bien en6endn que la legislature pourra
par des trois cinqniemes DIES menlhres elus
des deux chamhTes aboir e dit bureau, 81 ellie juge
+ que IL dit bureau hest plus neeessaire.
HI Secs. 0raona0ns ct dectaroas de plus, Que les
comissaire des terres pahliques sera nomma par le
gonverneur de laws II dn consentement dn sGnat,
pour le teime de qaatre annees, moins quill ne soft
destitute plus tot par 10 gotvefpeur Son saaire, SEES
dev0irs eG SOS seront determines par La oi
etil naaura droit aaeuns honofaires.
SEC Al Ogdoanoms et aeciGroas de plstst Que l'Etat
dc "a Louisiana assume, parla presente tous les ar
xeages dns par oidevant genvernement des Etats-
unis l'arpenteur general gu a tout autre employe
aes hnfeaux aes teffes qui Sc trouyent dams les lii.
mites DC Get Etat soft ponr ears salaries on services
rendas bagsux lesaaels seront pages par le tr6so-
rser &c n Etat du fnnds proyenant de Ia Vente des
asfTes pnh4ues, sur les fnandats du dit arpenteur
general, approuyes d'abnrd par lie gouyerneur.
SEG. s. 0faonnons et deeiarons de pils, Que la
legislature aura droit dabroger Oh te moditer les
se0onde, troisieme, quatriene, cinquieme, sixeme
et septeme sections de Performance i laquele ID
pr6sente est snppementahe, ct Ia premiere de Ia
n presente nldonnance.
Adept6e Convention. dams la vile de la Newell
~ septieme jour de mars, en- Fan dc notre
Heigneur mil huit cent sdiXante-et-un
tSigadJs IA M0yfToN
Pisaident lie u Convention de E,at dc Ii Louisiana
Sc5tAaS MA fktOst NJ EAT, Secreaire. NILS lot q
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
U w. d. D. H. STARR.
~ CAMDEN IRO " o


CAMDEN IRON YORK
Camden, New Jersey,
-Manufacturers0f-
All kinds of CASTINGS and PPARATUSfo or GAS WORKS,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,tor Retorts and other
Houses.
RETORTS and all requredf setting nths
attest and mos improved modes.
WASHERS, CONDBFSFRS, SCRUBBERS and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retortsc rom pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 900 cubiefee daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LINE SIEVES,r or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all Sizes
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS OR REGULATORS
STREET MAINS from * As inches diameter for Water OF
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Branches Bsnd,
Drps, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from nches either hrass eced or Main
WROUGHT IRON WORk-AH the Smith and Sheet Irou
Work required In and about Gas Works
SS-Comnunicnons should be addressed to the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
&8~BRANCH OFFICE, 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. iel3 1ydW
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oRnoNNAN
Pour transferer eerfains Ponds au Gouver-

Pour traFsferer eertains Ponds au GotSyer-
saenssert DIES IItats Cenfederes d,A merique.
Nous IL peitple dc nEtat de la Louisiana, assem-
Bile en- Coruention declafons ct oroananS, OF est
par M presente declare ct ord0tne, Que Ia somme
cent qatre wing mile deux cent soiX
antesep piastres quarante six cents qni Sc trouve
manteaant entire les mains de A. J. Guirot deposit
tails de lEtat, ct connue sous lie nom de fonds de-
ssife au Placement DIES depots dor ct d'argent, lbu
lion fund.- ct transfer6e gouvernement des Etats
Confederes d Amerique ct que e dit depostaire de
lEtat est ct emeure, para pr6sente autorise ct re-
uuis de i5ayer ID dte somnie sur Fordre du seere-
taire de la fresorerie des dts Etats ConfedeIGs.
SEQ. 2. Nous declafors ct ofionnols de Plus, Que
la sonme de cent quarante sept mile cling cent dix
nenf piastres soixantesix cents, balance restante
DIES sones reeus, par lie dit depostare de lEtat, de
le douane depuis le 81 janyier derner sera transe
ree au dit ct payGe par le dit deposit
taire sur Tordre du dit secrataire.
Adoptee en- Convention en- la vile de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, lie septieme jour de mars, Fan de notres
Segneur mil hut cent soixante- un
IsigndI - III. a. e M ~ Ton:
III Gartifia II. TII0S. WHEAT. secrataire ml5 lDt
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted othe deficiencies the
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection hstever f III.
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No which In alan
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for all
ohromc 'omp"h'S ARISING from oVer-use General Debility
ana roSttloh NO. Tor Liver Complaints. Eo9
LOT bySPepsa being ALREADY prepared for absorption 1t
'6op ny "ops ana carried into thu circulation
that what gain retain The No. Is for Female rrreg
res Hysera, Weaknesses special diracons for
TINS for SAT- EheuH Ernpfons Scrotulous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. cases the direction.
must be strictly followed Price Blood Food ri ne,
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH Il DUPONT, No. 4Os Broadway New
York; j. WRIGHT CO., No. 81 Il Isl Chartres street q
J"oob CO., ST. Louis, Mo-. and by ali respectable Drug
gists throughout the country.
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Dr. E4oOfsRntE's
9 Il r Ii AN BIT EBg,
Dr. HO0ERnA7&
B AMIC ORDIAL,

Balls AMIC RDIAL,
The medicines
their popularity only through years trial Unbounde
satisfaction acasea and the peopehsvs
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDTCE DERIT,
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
sADNEYS and all diseases arising adsordored liver
weakneso thesomach digestive organs are oeedlysvd
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BALsAAtIC CORDIAL has acquired reputstion zrr
passing that of similar preparation extant 1t will cure
without fail the most and standing COUGH COLI
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing cures ever known of
CONFIRMED CONsUMPTIONi
AfeT doses will also check and cure the
DIARRHEA proceedingfrom Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. NJ, JACKSON Co.
Nc AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold by druR
deaersn medicines everywhere rs cents pei bot
tie. Thegnature of c. NJ. jackson will be on the outuid,
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In tho Almanac published annually by the propeto caled
EVERYBODY'S ALMANAC. you will find testimony and com,
mandatory nocefrom all parts Of the country Theme
nacsare given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT CO., Agents.
q and l5l ChsrtreEBtrees.
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REsoLuu,resN

2esar nntoriser le Depositaire dc I,Espt n
Esa Eer asa Depute Co llscteasr slsn Port de I'm
Nsssseta CSC Orleans, IL nandat ennis Ia 4
s,.ns, nv INIT Z. ssns en- Ia
Resoh, par Il pstlpie de iaIat sle h Toaiss;ane
slssea sse ei eeteegfsoa, Que Il. j. Gufnt, d6pasi
tat Dc h aisiane lest par Ia prssente
geqtlla &c Ea Nelatl ailenteur u port de IA
r ultRelesi IA selane de mile ynet dsas
60 wing cents nontant fn niandat INA
81 slgne par ie president d. eette9 Convention le
Snals NH sslit cent sol en- fayenr do M II
alatel agsnt compatible & paiameit daqael man.
CAT await It'd ardohne pai I'D resolution MI III Al II
sgcngention d iEtat. s. 8 y 80 = W -
Afpptae 90 invention, en- willie dc Iii Nouysl!e.
leans, &c uenvleme8 jour de mars ian de metre
6eignenr nail hat cent soixante.etnn. a. s,
Isgnei i. morrow
\ gsss4;4a. ,sxs.s PfSsfaent Dis liz Convention
& t1s r. EVE ~ HEAT, seerSaiTe- NILS lot
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7 N . Us n,

.
sxso transfer certain funds TO the Govern-
y ,.,s,,t of aiae Con fetferatc States of America.
I'M he People of The State of Loa.isitna, IN Con
ze,foys assembled do declare and oTdni and Il as
6s,gbu declared and ordained
ssESsTToN /. That the sum of three hundred and
e;rhty.nine thousand two hundred and sxty-seyen
dollars and fortysix cents now IL the hands Of A.
J.lsuirot State Depository, and known as the Bull
nan ISund, be transferred to the Government of
The Confederate States of America, and that said
STATE Depository be and he is hereby authorized
ana instructed 10 pay said sum upon the order of
ffe Secretary Of the Treasury Of said Confederate
States.
f,e sum III one hundred and fortyseven thousand
ave hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty,six
cents being the balance received by said State
Depositary from the Customs since the 3lst of
January last be transferred to said Government,
and paid by said Depositary upon the order of said
Secretary
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or.
ans, this seventh day of March, eighteen hundred
and Rixty-one.
l39 ia Lsignedi * Sss A. MoUTON, h
IVA President Of the Convention.
Attest !: J. THos. WHEAT. Secretary.
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[ N o. 26 j


Relative to the Transfer of the Regular
Army of this State, or portion thereof,
to the Government of the Confederate
States of America.
Be it resolved by the People of the State of
Louisiana IN Convention assembled, That the
Governor of this State be and he is hereby re-
quested to communicate, without delay, to the
President of the Confederate States of America the
desire of the people of Louisiana to have the
lar army of this State, such portion thereof as
may be required for the wants of the Genera! Gov
eminent of the Confederate States of America,
transferred to the army of said Confederacy as
as circumstances may permit.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Or
leans the 18th day of March, in the year of our
Lord 1861.
[Sigued A. MNUTON
President Of the Convention.
Attest: ]. THos. WHEAT, Secretary.
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Feb. 26--No. 1850 Favor of George
Whitemau, for five hundred and eighty
$50 90

Feb. 26--No. 1850 Favor of George
Whtemau, for five hundred and eighty
niue uoHdtS. JON w
Feb. 26-No. 4052-Favor of J. v Du-
ralde, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents. ........ 237 SO
5. Resoloed further, That said State Depository
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said Post-offce account the sum of
twelve thousand dollars from the funds aforesaid in
his hands at the date aforesaid, to pay warrants
issued prior to the 23d January, 1861
4. Resolued further, That after payment of the
warrants authorized to be paid by the preceding
resolution the balance of funds remaining on hand
to the credit of the public revenue on the 3lst
January, 1861, be reserved in settlement of the
compensation due to the census takers of the
United States in this State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans, this ninth day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
GSignedl A. MOUTON,
President of the Convention.
Attest: j. THOs. WHEAT. Secretary.
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NRUEmeFSo
ThousRndsare daily speaking in the praiseof
DIR. EAT0N7S LNFANTILE CORDIAL
and why! because fails afford instantaneous e1it
when given in time Itaos If by magic and os trial s,ons
willconvince you that what say is true It contaipa
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
of kind and therefore relieves by removing
Jonr child instead of by deadenng its 5cnsibes For bis
corends itself the only reliable inn no
known Tor Chdren Teethng DiArrhea, Dyseuery Gripping
In the Bowels Acidtty of the Stomach Wind Gold in a Hood
and Group also for Soenug the Gums Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving; Pain it has nd enna,
being anti spHmodic it used with ufaug suceesin all
of Convnson other Fits yo value tho fo ena
health Of your Children and wish from those sad
bighting consequences which to result from tim ga
0f narcotics Of which ell other remedies for nfae Con-
plants composed take Eaoe Tnfahtj1 Cc
dial this rely It perfectly harmless and car
nure the most delicate infant Price cents EuIes
tcuEeccompany each bottle. Prepared onyby
CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No 40q Broadway New YarE
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No. rs 4.
EESAFyJWTesN

Resolped 6y Tie People Of tte state If T,,,,;s,a,a
n oeistao,s assembled, That Il j. Gurot. Demo.
slfary tlls STATE 81 Louisiana, Il herebv rennirea
g pay % the Deputy Collector Of the Port Of New
a. Hatch dishursing agent, data Marc W S "
which draft amount 70 one thousand and twenty,,
two dollars and twentynine cents. ana nayTa. y
wheh was ordered BY resolution No. AZ Ell nf tI +,
State Convention said draft being synaS " ~ ". uls
President of this Convention. ~ ~ 'ile
Adopted Ia Convention, in the city Of New ~.
loans. this ninth day Of March, in the year Of on
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty.one.
lsigneel A. M0uT0E
as, s4 ss NJ, ~ President Of tho Convention
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BATTLE GREER, Mich Dec. q, 1852.
Pref Wood: Thee wilt please accept ine to inform thee
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with
ton the head continual Of suffering through life
having reduced state of dependence have been
able to obtain stuff for neither have been able do
up consequence of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced me pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth for two dollar bottle of thy Hair
Restorative about the first Of August last. faithfully
followed the directions and the bald vered with
har thick and black though short is also coming in all over
head. Feeling confident that another large bottle would re.
store entirely and permanently feel anxious perseverp
its and being destitute of purchase more
would ask thee if thee woulst not be willing send
der thine agents for bottle and receive thyse the scrip
ure atom the reward is to those that kind the
widow and the fatherless."
Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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Few. 23-No. 1886 en- favour de Otis H.
Telder pour quatre GENUINE pistres
cinquante-nenf cents, y. 49,. ..... 4O1 SO
Few. 23-No. 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soixantedeux piastres
cinauante cents. Observation-Disclosures. 60 so
Few, 23-No. 1887 en- favour de James
R: Arnold pour trois cent soixante-
deuX piastres cinquante trois CENTS. 1862 So
Few. 23-No. 1901 en- favour de Magee &
Panser pour cinquante-sX piastres.. 6 90
Few. 23-No. 1892 en- favour de w. Ell.
Edmundson pour cent cinquante-trois
piastres cinquante-sept cents ....... 1853 81
Few. 25-No. 4046 en- favour de P G.
Hume pour soiXante.six piastres... G6 90
Few. 25-No. 4047 en- favour de J. W.
Blum pour soiXante-sX piastres. &C 90
Few 26-No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whiteman pour cling cent quatrevingt-
neuf piastres ...................... $50 90
Few 26-No. 1862 en- favour de j. "
Durable pour deuX cent trente-sept
piastres cinquante cents. .........,. 23T so
Resou de plus, Que lie dit dGpostare de rEtat
est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente autorisG ct requis
de transferer au dit compile du bureau des Postcs
Ia somme de douze mile piastres, DIES fonds sls-
dts entire ses mains la date susdite pour payer
des mandats ennis avant lie % ianvier 1861.
Res0lu de plus, Qu'apres avoir solde les man.
dats don't lie Placement est autorisG par les resolu-
tons qu precedent des fonds qui Sc trouvaient au
credit du revenu public au 81 ianvier 1861 Ia ba-
lance restante sera rGseryGe pour solder lie snlare
dn a ceuX qu ont fait lie recensement des Etats-
Unis dams Get Etat.
AdoptGe en- Convention en- la vile de la Nou-
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de notre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-etun.
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LIGoNIER, Noble county. Ind, Feb. 8, 1869.
Prof. O. J. Wood Dear Sir the latter rear
1852 while attending the State and National Law School of the
State OF New York. hair from unknown
rnenced falling off rapidly that in shor space OF
nonths the whole upper of scalp almost entirely
boreft of its covering, much remaining portion uon
the side and back of head shortly after became grS
that will be surprised when tell that upon
turn to the State of Indiana acqantances
not much at loss discover the change my appear
intimate acquaintance recognise
all
at made application to the Skill
the country, but receiving from
could again be restored forced t
fate, until fortunately the latter part 1857
your Restorative recommended to me by druggist
ing the reliable Hair Restorative bot
tle and found producing the
desired effect Since that time, have
of Restorative result rich coat of yery
soft Slack hair which money buy.
As mark of gratitude for labor and skill
dlcon of wonderful article have recommended
many my friends acquansces who am happy to
inform you, using il with like effect N
Very respectfully yours,
4. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney land Counsellor at LAW,