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VI .nhserters q TIE re,as Hcpghhesn are tsken
sa: or ihis county without rtY@gai IN advance aud
lr ius e1san thai l. tF14hie a. collect such
a-c1gnt- than they arc worth The names n sub
ritsf. aui NJ The c1Hniy viii re- erased At the erpi
ration nf the ycf nricsl tr0ewcdby ending the price
OF thg paper Money can be cent ~ mail at e~- r-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

ss5' Hopkins Upshur, Cas5, Marion, and
Pamela. have, Sc understand. elected the righ,
SOFT of delegates to the Stale Convention. Some
Of them we know personally and will vouch for
The Convention viii be held despite the ,riesery
of Gen. llousion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

re reeessshted BY minority in the com
cils Of the General Governmens--haS'ng
no power 70 protect itself against 'ne
rule Of the majority The majority
copetjtutcd from those who d. not rep
recent these sectional or local Interests,
will control aai govern then
A free people osnnet submit to snc' a
government, And the more Il cnlaFges
the ephers ot its power, the greater
must Be the satisfaction u must pro-
Aucc aud the weaker j; mast become.
On the contrary. the more II absiains
from usurpcd powers, and the more iaiih'
fully it sdheres TO the limitations OF The
the Constitution, the stronger II - made
Tho Northern people have had neither
the wisdom nor the faith 10 perceive.
tina. TO observe the limitations Of the
Constitution was the only way to us
pevpetui'y
Under such government. there mast,
OF corrse. be many anil endless "irfeFres'
sible Conflicts" between the iwo great
ACTIONS Of the Onion. The same faith.
,nssnrss which has abolished the Con.
.t;,u,ion If tho United States. viii not
fail TO carry out the sectional purposes
for which il has ocen abolished There
must be c0naic, aud the weaker section
of the Union can only find peace and
liberty in an independence the Nstih
Thw repeated Efforts made Ivy South
Carolina, in wise conservatism. To-
arrest the progress Of the General Gov
ernmcnt in It's fatal progress 90 e.us'i
idaton. have been unsupported. and She
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

The flag adopted by South Carolina in her
sovereign capacity hns = RID ground. with
marine blue cross, on which there are hisofn
stars, the largest Of which is in the center
white palmetto tree and crescent stand in one
corner
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

hen', Is ~ 'ese's s. ~" ,c.,'|lYg "a their
s''"'''"'' '.'.., ,,o.,.,l,,,'us tnyen
'.'V' y "'"'' i.,,,,r,, x,pe ongbt
'''"'' ''''' ~, ,.I,,,. aur1t
p" 80. ,..l,,i't.l or... ,,,izttinn.
9",p's " - rrr',.,. tbe wiil sf the
M. 49,, ,.,v Do. i,,ruilc--
9 ..'.,,.,,.,,,..,r HAVING an Iient.
- -. ,,d nnr.sifs bat aggr a
/ !! " go s,.n n,'.sc o..r A vl-t Con
-, - ,,.,,r variants and c5uNi,tiGs
.e.',,. "a ,,,,s,fts ,tia Ia r..t,Yt.,. I,...,
-, l., ,,si,i.,,., n a., .vp....Ole
~ f,rse;ycs ve are Indicating iue
,s,os, cause of f,ee Government. maIc
en,,,.,.,.,nt n.fhans g. the world shan
III .,o,ca "a In the United -.s'ts.
~ - ,n.i,,ios. a A. zee tnl.nd ID d.
-, a., ~. 80, ,as,.,,ts..i,talltt. the
~ .,.,ge,,,,.. D., w.. l.,ff ,sl.
"a ,g',t, hon, ,c,uit,s H. separating
se'.,n ,grm we tny'A,. ne rIgat. no iu.
80. - ,h.ir. We y.4I.ttps u.,lIs...
,i,, ar antv i, them. A. separate. ui.
J,,,,.'io,,, st,t.,s iu (,ese.,itisr wc m T..
,,,tC.,s,,tsfi.,,,.o , line United .statrs with
,L,.,,. and H.. sep4r,tc. independent
S.,,es each state acting lr sseIL ue
,4,ptri u san.a Carolina. aeuaz jB
he, s.y.re,fg e,b4c.tv. n4w t.i4s. fref-
.r T., sne.i,. nom the InIau She uUI
49,, mani win her .over,trpiy u a.i....-
ir., ,ba Co,ufifnnon. Tie lat ihp .
-t,t.. r.,t, be presumed o. have suuru.
drr.d her .lyereienty Her sovereign.
wis hon llle \ fhal- but a r,Ae u.s.
press grant can alternate o.. difference
h,s NJ place Yctit * not nt an suU
nfisiny that those who have construed
AWAY all the limitations of the Con-titu
ton sbonid also by construction claim
,he anuihilAliou Of de sovereignty % the
States. Having abolished ail barriers To
their omnipstoHec. hy then fiiib.e.s ciu.
si.ncilous ia tAe operations vt ibe Gucr
AT Government it is most natural that
they should oudcayor to d. tAc same To-
wards Ms IN the State. The truth Is
they. hav'ur violated the express pro
visions Of the Constitution. II Is at au
end a. ~ compact ltis morally ohhga
tory only on those wine cup3so a. aeeept
ils perverted terms south Carolina
deeming the compact mot ouiy violated
In parucul.r features, but yu.utliy ab5i
ishcd 1y her Northern confederate, with.
draws herself "a a party from lis ohllEa
,ious. The right a. do so is denied by
her Northern cluledrraics 1hey dc,te
10 establish a sectional drspot.sm. not
only omnipaten' 10 Congress, bot omu.p
nient over the States aud. as ID matt
ifest the inporiuus necessity oi Our se-
cession they threaten us with the sword.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

lsn.- Nei9s g. g. Gregg 4 Co. advertise a
valuable family residence Itsa very desirable
p.ats
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

nsn- Those indeblsl to the late firm Of Spi
hey & Allen. or who have given notes for good.
bought at their notions would do well to notice
the odvrr's mout on next page
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

nefs- Meers John y Coleman & Go. are
still doing lively business n. their old stand
Sec card on next page
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

rsa- 'rhr Marshall Grove Academy property
IA offered for sl'e An cxccl'eu, house good
water and rlauly OF ground
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tALNY AYPUR


sprinvs Of excitement hut by nr the grenter
norton manufactured or fine rnrpose of inau.
epeing the elections in tb. Southern States In
the second or third century Of the Chri.,np era
system Of 10 piou, living and O." r,ous fraud. T."
were io,,od,ecj RI, or-,io, .,vcrs mad
Hack Rcn,ll,ro,, c,,, IN have aa,,,sd q, ike
noIicv !, tbe;r noliti,,t ,,,,c.rs,, rbev baoe
to keep the Union together for q time, and MI
ma'e'y prevail upon the southern STATS to ae-
qa'See IN '"e e'se'''n o' l'u'''n' " 's,el'ns
W ,'', ~ 80, ,''' 'o"' ,"' 'O'' u
~, r.. ~ -, ,.,,,,.,,,..,l ..l
10 10 sunceeaod by ,,b1r. e,s,ily a. irrational
and unfounded We ak oar readers TO exercise
little common sense ami 10 read these ,clc.
grams with many very many grains Of allowance
To-day we are threatened with war in south
Carolina and many people become greatly OK.
'''ed nj ''e 'a''il's'f'' W go no' 'e''''' u
"''' W 'D'" '''','''.'' 't.''
'..'. ,.'.-.,'..,.... l........,,....
,o, 1..,aY ,.,r ,l,c s... 10. s,,,,.,r ,l,..,ri.i.
to inaopr-a,e civil war die end Of which pa
man can ioresco. The report. about bis having
changed his policy sending 'arge reinforcement.
OF troops to South Carroll g. ANA b'ockados her
ports are all s'hm0" ana al we as" 81 o0'
''''''' ~ ''' Wy ''''''' ''''''' '"''' '''' '''
'''''' -
AIFtSIioS } MiNUft MtH ~ h%NMs'S
oorNrY.--Ihe several companies OF Man
ute Men recently i"med ia ua1i'"n
county are TO assemble III MstshaI To-
day, saturday, Tor the purpose OF or
ganiz'ng clecung oiiiee's' a.. We
hope there VIII be 8ener" ta'n out
ana, Tor tue reason mai we oeiieFe That
tranquility IN the south 10 TO be sccAre|
By an exhibition OF ITS readiness a"d
ao''ity to meet wal IT 1t cones Union
among ourselves, the display Of our
strength, and the alacrity with which
the people assemble to defend common
cause cannot tan to impress upon the
North, the responsibility and the mad.
moss OF provoking a sectional conflict
II war ensues. II will be brought about
by tue aelusion that tile Southern people
are divided, ard that their subjugetion
will be attended with little difficulty or
danger If instead Of divisions, or apa.
thy, arising from assumed security, we
present the spectacle of twelve millions
Of people standing shoulder to shoulder
in defense Of right, justice, and freedom,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

" ts0- Onf proclamation Governor, ia out with
another proclamation, ordering an election Of
delegates to southern Convention to take place
on 'he 9Th Of February The object Of this
Convention viii be-, he tells us, 10 save the Union
t'y 'hc time this election comes Of or is intca
dof TO come oa al the cotton States will have
"cc'lel, and the Texas delegates will have no one
10 confer with except submission delegates
from Tennessee Kentucky Missouri, and peia.
ware The object OF ihI4 proclamation Is to de-
fnt or delny State action. We are gFaifed in
beicving that it viii in this resp ct, prove
failure. nearly all the counties viii have elected
delegates before this untmcly production reaches
them We hops thc Legislatures e;ql.uu.. -.
fit a., y. =, u eh5 1W upon
which this proclamation Is based + he act 6:
1881 upon which Gen Houston is pretending
to justly his present course had reference to
the Kansas question, and no, to the election Of
Lincoln. Our destiny links US to the cotton
States. Il the border States prefer TO remain
In the Union and submit to Black Republican
misrol,, let them do IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

nssa- See the mercantile advertisement
Nr'sH Galloway & Rain on next page
neA- Nr. + Schwartz announces that he Is
selling cheaper than ever Soc his advertise
m.nis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

aay' The Tyler Reporter desires a good prin.
ter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

ws uf,aams Il generally kn0wn that we have IN
eaten Sc JOB OFFICE. ana that re are prepared 90
Is sfk promptly .1 80 hea aiy'e and Hn Che most
arcsmradsfinr terms We keep IN hand large Do,
1f mst-tit alrA 81 hpHk letter i1lioposi toplseap
anl ra.1f p4Drf rntds Hts g. We have lgst
lFsral lfrFs l1t ri fancy and piain typs which
sls materially - osf abiiliy 70 tam ol' handsome
GIFr4sa cali.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

Or Notice the advertisements Of Messrs.
Bradlrld 4 Tally. This interprisiug firm have
a fine stock OF goods on hand Give them
call
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12


MysrERions DfsAPrnAnASeE.--The following
has been sent us for Publication. We know
nothing further Of the matter than what appears
below. II Mr., Parks whereabouts are known
we presume the fac, will be made known imme.
diaiely
Noricr-Left my premises on Friday morn.
ing, the ath inst, my oyerseor, Joel Park No
cause was signed by said Park for such sudden
departure. ANY information Of said Park
whereabouts will be Thankfully received BY me
4. \ THOMPSON
MARSHALL jan . s6l
We, the undersigned neiehbors Of Mrs. T.. A.
Thompson by her request, have examined her
negroes separate aud apart, and the premises
generally. and find nothing to Justify the belief
that he, the said Park. has been murdered on her
premises or by her negroes.
!, W. JOHNSTON,
a. PARKER.
J. r. HUNTER.
+ ] WHAlEY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

'oNrERtScr IS RFrumicAS SEN.ToRs.---
Washington. Monday Des "a Coy. Andrews
Senators fraiabali and Dooliiile and Rcprcscn.
'ns'scs BuIllngaue aud rappau. and number
OF other Senators and members OF Congress.
held conference Yesterday at the rooms Of
Francis =. Blair sr., and unanimously agreed
that the integrity Of the Union should be pre.
served though II coat ;nillica II iives- cor.
Ny york 7,rses
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM JuDeE RxAsly

We publish below the following letter irs
Judge Reagan, and particularly recommend b
republication 10 the Harrison Flag, Qnitua
Clipper, Mckinney Messenger, aud all 9th,
submission sheets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16
HABITATION SuCEIERE EFT RAFINERIE Az DETOUR
DIES ANGLAIS, MACHINES, INSTRUMENTS ARA.
TORRES, NIULErS BESTIAuX, Etc ETC,
Fl
QTATRE vIN,TS EsCLAYES DE TALEC r,
s,.- 9o Ie compe lie Ia succession 4, WILLIAM DIN
BAR, dc It.


ESc NNrEuE--Burcau 40 rue du amp.
1 r. P II Dc q Pc" r. r1 1ssl mi"i :"
o. no,teJ rue Ro, Wle en- vcrtudc IN orc d.,
Ion9ge >smons C. Ser . d. n a T% ;i pour Ia
@ s ii @ & DC wa b 1sD5f f"ss no S
lulierblce, esc,y?s ct"., chprea accents. a1voir
ISiriss TInnetabics.
| UNE HARiTAT1oN StrRIERE CONNIE sous le nom de
lions ayan, arpatteun fen Antoine Bicn a fen Pierre
iva r6i,o H enyc Msp snyon a" s ssos
de Ia vile tie Ia NOMve,e o% dne %lrndne snperfcie!ls
Ia onTcrie les BATHS les atoraons dc tous genres les
Dix LOTS stya' cacun pa les uum'ros 10 H. r. - H.
e. +" r de Bonr%So ie leu no on fnTenH sF
nnne& mn ce pass en- lyiuie de ne"vG de Arsna
les dix lots ayan les dimensions suyarte> sayoir:
lie 90 peds de face ieure, s1es
paalei, s%s,den' chenn Dc f. d. Go5e dn NcSi
So S a." az Sv"r ccc ae1r ] Ia h 9 r S Se
roondG"r sur "S rs n r DG pooSS, a" dit
C 81 Jeds pounes Florida Avenue la gue
Tnns $50 ? dn Fl FoGa sj sa E2dn
gue fond du dit o qut 20 peds IL pouces jusqna
rencono nvec In gne Suprieue de cote "vec aIHsle ellie
oTme IN nnG + ngn ,,o s,o -,
endsnr denviron ITO np&n,s sur Sne SUPER cure Ct den,
om 100 n r%n sur "a E"S hnyoe Be "e de eo Sc
lie lot No u $50 pied, de f!cean enve pofon
deur denycon 100 apens la ge suptrieurc
l.e pcls de face euvc profon
dcur denviro 81 la gne sup@ree ct de 7Oarpcns
sur la lgne nt1rionre. IA ,o,, l.,
ondelr de 70 Sur Ia ue Sup&eu,e ct de sr
| In low, j., rtris,rn " " " 60 l' ~ ~ 80 wa i SUI
I lot No Is mesa $50 pcs de face au fuye sur une profon
lemr d. 5lOl lids o. noues srr In Ipr in ran d rpnlr
au chemn de MCNiquc ct IJ pcle poccs
u dit cenn de fer la Lyme nttrere i4 mcs pOucrs
prnfoudtnr rhemu pied poncc>
du Flor ia Avenue ptls IA ligue
supdrirure lnquee il orme angle u,
ar de So piCdS npOuCCS It Florida Aver
LOT Ne Is 49, pi DIS de faee pro-
foldcur Ii liguc uptrieure p pnuc el-
We chenin de fer So pies u iuSn,u fin
peds poUcs de proondeur Ia ligne
cuvc de fer picds gne briste fms
sam a 2556 pcds tu chemin de fer.
No II Isl pieds sur pro.
foulenr Ia Ii suptrcre de pouce du feIyr
de fer ct 25j6 pts p0u sdu ch la in
|
chein fer, lie dit 10 "y"nt 22l pisds polccs I
min de fer "a fin. ,,o ..,,c
lie lot NJ Is mSrc lSD peds de face an heve
Ia iEe nltre Ct sur Ue agcr dams lie fond dc G22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16
GENU1NE1 PEEPAEATIoN-

HELNM I BUGGHT for the Bladder
#FT$SBS H BSc#S fs5 S:5ss1ss:.
HEMR0tBS R RTGHT for Loss Of MsmorZ
HHEEITMMRRoo i BBTCCHT{ for YAK Ee5ves;
B BTS for for Hgbf s@a Ds"''
B BGH for for P PTyB,ioD St Skin
BTGH for for h' # F'f hs Eye with
E2S5fy S BGhG S5S s9 with
urWRo 81 Ae Rt fHd III H95Fo s of Society
1EiMIoLD,s BTGHT Tor Ezcessss arising from 1ndis
FEM aAEFs FE ETA i.Es f FEN ALE
Old Young Single Married. or contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMRoLIos ESTRACT BUCFU is tho very best rer9sd,
R 9 o nd e hnbs &c s m e oon
Or change of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without Ear
TAKE No MORE BALSAM. Mercury or Unpleasant hsdi.
3inofor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
9 s on no cSsSs Of diet ~ s
,,zr ,,,,o, AZ AID No No E *
RON habits INDUCED in
ByYourg and Ola.
And tST tsoasSs rn ro G6 of + TO-
sn9F s 2 T. St1 ExTR G BU for Dssses
Affections Of ne most Distressing Character.
Us HETtMB0LD's EXTRACT BUcHU for all Affections
,,.~.-,,...,-: Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, and matter Of
How Long Staristfngs
of same trest.
and may originate from the
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HELMBoIDS BuCHu is safe, and pleasant in taste and
Phiiadsphis, T.: HEIGBoLR: Chemist, We bsns 5piy
curry injurious drnTf bit 9GFS TeF sa
& and SFH Of AdomD
Prieesl bottleor six for S. delivered address
lo4 sonth street bsloT ", G ;
s-Beva5e Of o9naterfsts and unp5neiped Dssss who
endeavor to dispose of their own and other articles the
Hembods Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu -
Sold by = JOHN ' %EfSH! F E o S"'h
81 ISL Ohartres street,
Rg~Ask for HEI.MBOID's-Take No Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for it and avoid Imposition and z
posure. a3l lv&W
RUXEmAN's t7DSPETAAo
Nv No. 90 BARONEE STREET New Orleans
Eearthe Csrrollton Railroad Terminus.
sacd in New oreanu takes this method announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WoMAN's HOSPITAL,
and ready receive petiens The building he has fitted up
Is saP the na IS o a G Sa bssd s such
raned in saving that 1t affords unusual adyantages.
The generally large and airy snd under
Both Whites and blacks arc admitted
For terms of admission Apply at the office in the building
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16
CRATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be known that this second day of April in the year of
Before me- THOMAS LAYTON Notary Public in and for
the said "y of New Orleans duly COMM stoned and
the presence Of the hereinafter named and
dersrned. personally and appeared
FREDERICK RODEW AID, FsQ., residing in this citv, n
Stockhoder of the S>TTTHERN BANK, institution ncor.
porated under ct of the Legislature Of this State, entitled
Fan Act oestnhs General System of Free Banking in the
State of Louisiana approved the Both day Of April 1853,
organized written articles Of ASSOCIATION executed before
the undersigned Notary, the 29h June, 1853
Who represented that whereas by the laid articles of aSsocia
The capital stock the said Southern Rank fixed At One
Million Two Hundred and Fifty housand Dollars, 81 O 0HN
whereas the said Bank adjustment of indeht
ednc thereto hv parties who had suspended their pavmen
has Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars S250 0O
of said Capital Stock thus reducing capital OF said Bank
One Million of Dollars Slt0D O0D And whereas the cXredi
ecy, either % canccli the snl Two Hundred anG Fifty
r. Ousand Doa of stock, of placing The the
inal amount Million Two Hundred and Tous4
Dollars, can only bA determined by tNANIMITY OF AC-
TION on the part the Stockholders the contingency arising
occasion having heen provided for the said tcles
of association of the said Bank;
Now therefore, said Frederick Rodcwnld declared that
with these in view, and in virtue of ThryOne Powers of
Attorney number cd from number to number thryone in
elusive and htreuno annexed for reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY authorized the Shareholders OF
nalIv and automatically himself viuny and in his
c capacity agent of each nn Of his constituents
hereinafter nnmeG cancel the said Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars the Capitol Stock of the said Southern
Bank taken in payment of debt ns Aforesaid.
The denCeS of the Stockholders, also the
Ter shares held by them respectively and represented herein
by III" sid appcarer declared by him to be follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16

Grea numberso CereTmen, Physicians. Statesmen and
inen persooage have lent their certify the unpaal
eed usefulness Of these remedies but space here will
permit the insertion Of them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they given with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be Flowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unorncpled dealers with other
pantiOn they make profit Demand Ayers, and take
others The sick want the best aid there for them and
they should have it.
All our remedies are for sale by JOHN WRIGHT h CO.,
Nos and ISL Chares street. New Orleans and nv all Drug
gists. NILS 6p1fW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-16

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. April 9, 1851. {
PY VIRTUE of resolution No. 5:55I OF the

MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. April 9, 1861
PY VIRTUE OF resolution No. 1851 OF the
Common Council Of the city Of New ontiOn7
Nos $40 and 5i97 being rcpraedand In accordance with
resolution No 5j5 and section l2l Of the City Charter
approved March 90 1885, notice hereby given that Is the
intention Of the city Of New Orleans widen St Andrew
from ST. Charles 10 DrYGdes width Of fftyhree
feet three and half nchef and open Laurent White and
to width Of fortytwO feet and oureghths inches
each and Franklin late Fulton avenue from the Faubourg
line to st. Andrew street, 10 width Of hundred and
tHeni eight feet according 10 entitled: " An
regulate the opening laying and improving pub
lie places in the city Of New Orleans. ard its suburbs ncor
p"rated and MOI Incorporated and the baneues of the same
approved April B. 1882.
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE NOUvELLE- ORLEANS, !
- - l-de.viile, 9 avri 1861. s
I'm VKIRTU de Ia resolution no. 555l lT
- Conse tommun de Ia vile de la Souyelle Or6anrfso
resolution No 55 II section 2 de Ia nouvae chare de Ia
Vile appouvGe lie 20 de 1856 avis present dome
que inen0n della Vile de Ia Eonvele leans -st earg Ia
rue St-Andre de Ia StChac8 Ia Dryades,
atgeur de cnquantetThs peds tro pOuces den dOu
VIII les Laurent White ct Ibef partir de la gne dl
FAboHrg Ia rue st Andre argeur de Gnaane deuX
ths sept p0uces ct q1atFeniemes de pouces chaqne,
Frankn, antre OILS ayenHe Fulton rtr de In lgRe du
Fanbourg IL rue St Andre largaur de vng Init
re ct atnt0atio DIES places publques
vile de Ia Nnuvee Orleans fanb urgs ncorunGs pas
ncorports auss de banleues appOuvt lie aY 1872
az Iaw8W JOHN r. MONROE. Marie.