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PHILADELPHIA.
MISCELLANEOUS.

stlhHly 1IOv ISIOnHs
in the building recently occupied by Jacob
I. Collins on
MIN STREET, IN ELKTON,
is now prepared to furnish at the lowest
rates
Family Flour; Extra White Wheat Flour
Extra Red Wheat Flour; and also the best
Coarse Flour; Corn Meal. White aud Vel
low; Ground Oats and Corn; White Ship;
Brown Ship; Brown Stuff Corn Bran {;
White and yellow Corn.
The very best sugar-cured Hams in the
market; Shoulders; Sides Dried Beef
Corned Beef Bologna Sausage; Green Sau-
sage; Beef Tongues; also No. |, Mackcrel,
No. do, No. do; the best No. ! Herring,
caught this Spring Mackerel and Herring
by the barrel.
'"Meat cut to suit purchasers.
VEGETABLES to be kept in The season.
UPOULTRY and GAME in season.
All Goods delivered in town and three
miles out. Nocxtra charge for delivering.
WIN. PENN MORGAN.
April 10, 1861 1T.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

OKPIEANS' VOU NIs
TUE STATED MEETINGS Of the Or.
l. pilans' Court Of CECIL county Will DC
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated,
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULE1
July 1883. Register.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF a
Complete and Desirable Stock Of
FINE DRESS & STAPLE GOODS,

Il
Groceries, Hardware,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS,
and such Varieties as may be found in a
well kept country store,
AT COST FOR CASH.
Comprising, in part, Fine Dress silks,
Barcges, Tissues, Fine Lawn and Organize
Robes, Valencies, Poplns, Chalics, and
Dress Goods generally.
Notions, Trimmings, Hosiery, Vanelcer,
&c. Ladies' Caters, Boots and Shoes, a
good assortment, all at original cost prices.
Mems Boots and Shoes; Chinaware, Hard
ware, and a general assortment Of Groceries
and Teas.
This entire stock is to be disposed Of
At COST FOR THE CASH.
And Buyers may rely upon this as an oppor-
tunity to purchase Goods generally at much
less than the usual rates.
Call and examine the Stock, which is well
worthy an examination at least.
HENRY r. TORBERT, Assignee,
Torbert's Old Stand, next to Court House.
Elkton, April 20, lSGl-tf.
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GRAIN. CLovERsEED, &C., BouGHT.-The
VI subscriber buys all kinds Of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkten Depot,
lately occupied by II. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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In the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. In
chancery. June 9th
1861.
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Gar0s.
S:ilnucf MARSHALL,

DENTIST,
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET between
~ Sbipley and Orange, WHINING TON, bel
S. NJ having enjoyed a practice in this city IL
plumber of years, with pleasure refers to the rrom-
inent citizens generally. Sept l., ls6e-ly
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= Rakes of best Spring Temper and Of the best
Cast Steel Warranted. For sule by
June Is. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NEW STORE.
RIOS LII T. HINES,

HAVING purchased the New Store House of
LINZ James Denny, in Elkon and attel up the
same i'll handsome style and having just pur
chaScd ut the lowest fpures an
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
Present Arms.

Somebody is soldier-no miscon-
structiouS on the word "Soldier" if
YOU please fricnds-anl thinking h"
had ample time to don his fancy do
in~s, shoulder his muskct, and pro-
cced to the arlnorv, before roll call,
was slightly disappointed, and could
have been seen logging it at a speed
which would have made a locomotive
blush with shame. 50 much tor TAX
ing it easy. With a downcast look
our friend Somebody, took his place
in the ranks; he was cnca>cd III a clear
pair Of white pants: they fitted we'll
he knew it-and stuck his legs ou'
when marching. Consequence; he
trips small boy who faces the ground,
causin-,terrib Bile confusion in the ranks
and endm geriu- the life Of the - dear
child" as it rolled between the legs
of the sogcrs.'' The boy was
picl<cdup by himself, (his best t'riend)
and upon examination he found that
life WAS still in his body, and no
bruises To be seen.
Noru1.-When folks pu: on white
pants, let them walk a. customary, i.
e. their natural gait. And parionts
vbo ,r.. blessed with rrsu0n~ihiliIi.S.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We publish the following by re-
request of DIR. T. Sarn.r, who leaves
our city, for his native land.
Shreveport, June 29th, 1861.
DR.. UinSon-Mv dear friend,
Having dctcrminedto leave Shrcvc-
port, the gratefulness OF my heart
conlpclS me to return YOU many thanks
ton You have always displayed to-
wards me.
Making acquaintanccs, and then
being compelled to part. after having
learned to love one another, is the bit
ter and sad fate of human life. But
the hope of seeing each other again,
onthc great day of reviviscence,is the
sureSt and consoling hope of all good
and noble men. Hewho has sclt-com-
mand enough. not to suffer in conse-
quencc Of separation, Is no common
man. He is eitherthe greatest ormean-
est of mankind. Itwould be impossi-
bic for me ever to forget you. Your
| name is engraved in the tablets of
nv memory, never to br etiaced whilst
| time endures.
l cannot close this, without paying
a tribute to your science and skill as
Il Dentist. 1t is indeed, no fattery
if | inform you that the most celc-
brated German Dentists would be
propheted by becoming your students
In Germany, my diseased teeth com.
PEELED me to nee their services, and
assure you, you are superior to them
in high degree, nay more, the artlt'
ical teeth made for me by you, Feh'
ruary last, vic with nature herself, II
usefulness and beauty. Germany
never saw anything equal to them.
! Now, my dear friend, excuse the
English I use in writing this; am {
foreigner, you know; and the grea
and rich English language still sounds
strange to me.
Farewell, my beloved friend, th'
grace of our Lord be with you forever
DIR. FERDINANDS SARNER, Rabbi.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

part within twenty days of this date,
or they will be arrested as spies; and
all citizens of Texas are warned not
to hold any friendly communication
with such persons.
The Executive has issued this
proclamation, impelled by the belief
that public safety requires it, and he
relies upon the people to sustain him,
and to aid in discovering and bring
ingto just and lawful punishment,
any one who may disregard his duty,
as herein set forth.
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto signed my name,
and caused the great seal OF
the State to be affixed, at
l.. S. the city Of Austin. this the
Sth June, 1851, and in the
year OF the independence
of Texas the Goth, and OF
Confederate States the first.
BY the governor:
EDWARD CLARK.
BIRD HOLLAND. secretary OF State.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
The Firemen.

The fremcn, fully uniformed and
equipped, sailed forth into the street,
on last Saturday evening, with their
engine, and proceeded to the river to
exercise themselves, after which they
marched about the city. and made
tracks down Edwards street, at a
exiting rate, leading many to sup
pose that that there was something
ahead" and for ought we know there
was, but as we were strictly watched
by our Captain, we could not break
ranks, therefore, dear reader you arc
left in the dark, about it.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We thank Prof. w. s. Donaldson,
for an invation to attend the examin-
alton and concert at Mansfield of the
pupils of the Female College. A
press Of business prevented our ac-
cepting the invitation, Doctor, lr,t
we shall do better next time. Thank
you.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
Amusement.
Vick>l>V,a'S sun.

Published III NickSbIrg. Miss, by
T. :. Martin. Chas. y. Cone, and
Geo. II. Elwcll. Terms, so per an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, 50. The
sun is the only paper in EicksburG
published every day i'll the week.
Vl-nJ i-tf
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We are sorry to hear of the burn
ing of Nh NIB. Wisenor's residence
a mile or so above our city on the riv-
er. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of negro. Mr.. w.
had his foot sli lightly burned.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
Restaurant.

TNIE undersigned would respect
1 fully inform the citizens Of Shrevc-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
a RE.STl IRlNT on Texas street,
near Market, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from o'clock, A. NJ. until
IL, i. NJ, with warm or cold meals,
.JTo Boardcrs by the month or
week. Il liberal deduction viii be made,
ylu54-G,n j. \. JEuLE.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We will be pleased to receive contribu-
.io.S from our friends, in and around Shrcvc-
port An occasional article from oar planters,
relative to the crops, will he very acceptable.
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not he published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
The Sentil,elS.

This body of citizens made their
appearance on Saturday evening in
t" full bloom," to the qualification Of
everybody, and the edifcation of
themselves. They marched down
Texas street to Commerce, up Milan
and Market, and thence into Texas.
They We're then put through a course
Of sprouts" to the discontinue of
the undrilled, which was we'll done,
but too fatiguing on the natives for
the temperature Of the weather The
sidewalks were lined with the fair
ladies of our city, who seemed to ell
joy the sight, to the apparent horror
of soldier, who swcated after the
manner of Vulcan, Of heathcn mytho.
logy notoriety, for, as We passed with.
in hearing distance, he calculated, "i1
may be fun to you, but its-un
pleasant to me-" this was not al
original quotation of his, for it is
from Shak Spear eh vats da., dr
yew. We give the sentinels credi
for their appearance and correct ma
nourering, as a mhole not is scctious
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

l. Salutc OlelcVen guns III uaNllTnt.
.. Procession formed on Texas
street, at 9 o'clock, Il. m.. the
right wing resting on Spring
street.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
1st, Shreveport Sentincls. I'D. Shrevc-
port Fire Company. Sd, Orator
and Reader in open carriage. 4th,
Invited guests in carriages and
on horseback 5th, Citizens on
foot. 9th. The Summer Grove
Cavalry.
). Signal gun fired 1-2 o'clock
procession will take up line OF
march, moving down Texas st
to Commerce, thence to Milan,
thence to Market, thence to Tex
as. thence to Edwards, thence to
Famin, thence to Market to the
parade ground.
1. Salute of Artillery.
5. Military Review and Exercises
6. Declaration Of independence,
read by Hon. John NJ. Landrum
7. Salute of Artillery.
=. Oration, by John L. Heath, Esq
9. Salute Of Artillery.
10. Dinner.
IL. Bran Dance, &c.
II. Formation OF Volunteer Compa.
MES and return to the city.
ii. j. G.. BATTLE,
Chief Marshall.
Committee of Management, dcsig.
mated by Red Badges, Capt. san
Head. Hon. Roland Jones, y +
Wright, John Walpole, Il b Patter'
son, Colonel j $ Flournoy, Dr. Drury
Lacy, Joseph Is Smith. Samuel Sib'
ley, II ID sale, w ii Dashicll, \ +
LryiSer, Jas Ratliti,, II Levy, G Il
Griswold, - j Elder, \ Shatincr
y G Tryon, Col. \ J Pickens. II
Nicholson, \ Walker, j Il Willis
w Scott, G Woodward, j l. Wiley
and B VI Johnson.
W. y. WINA\S.
Chairman Of Joint Committee.
j. j. MILNE, Secretary.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We received from MIR. l.. NJ. McDuf-
tie, a lot of fine peaches, the finest we
have seen this season, both in appear
ance, and flavor, they were free stones,
and most delicious. Such favors we
can properly appreciate, at all times.
Our friend Med, informs us that his
wagon comes to our city nearly every
morning, with peaches Of this same
sort, if such is the case keep lookout
for it, and try some on our say 30; and
we vouch for satisfaction.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

Weather pleasant; city healthy;
river raised little since our last.
Fourth of July comes on Thursday
DO yes mind that, me boys.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

We publish i'll to-day's paper the
proclamation of the Governor of Tex
as, Edward Clark 1t is interesting:
read it.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

The programme selected for the
Fourth Of July" will be found else
where.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear of any local, or other items. that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
AGENTS.

a ENTS.
Mr.. JoHN w. TAEER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr. ID. ID. G'BRlEN, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr.. II. c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is our au-
ihorized agent for Nicksburg and Natclez.
Mr.. J. II. s.OFToN, is our agent at Belle
vac, Bessier Parish.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
Les|ie's lnfirmary,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE,
MIRKET STREET,

Opposite tie Presbyterian CHa5eA
Is fitted up to receive patients at
all times.
The rooms are spacious, well ven
iilated, and have every convenience
for the sick. Persons visiting this
Institution for medical treatment will
receive all the attentions and com-
forts of home.
There are suitable apartments for
Slaves, and the owners may rest AS
sured Of their receiving proper atten-
ton.
Shreveport, June lily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

. Postmastcrs are requested IN
0rt as agents tor tie Ncsrs. and re-
inter- per ccnttionumount f1rwart7cd
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

\ British brig. Of 400 tons, came
into Beaufort, y. c., on Monday
week, for cargo Of naval stores.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

Job Work must be paid for on de
livery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
PROGRAMME
For THE 4TH OF July.

TUX THE 4TH OF july.
I. Salute ofeleven guns at daylight
.. Procession formed on Texas
street, at 9 o'clock, Il. m.. the
right wing resting on Spring
street.
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II EA'S stOTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
4S HIm@a2ine street,
New ORLEANS.
REA BROS, PnorR1g7oRs
we nave IN use the LATEST and improved machinery
and an office well stocked with every new style of type
Having during the past added Ruling Machine
we solicit the orders Of line se25vLw
sgGsseza&4as 8lt4LfAt<DS! BILE.EAHSDS7
ssSSs41aaSa1sssss PHELAN'S IMPROVED BILIJARDTARJR
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Patented Feb 10, 1856; Oct 49, 1856; g. 1857 jan IL
1858; Nov lG la68 and March 29. 1859
PHELAF CeLLENnER,
Sole Manufacturers
So, 3d. st. and SO Crosby street
10" These tables In and may seen at "Mtllerl
Southern Billiard Saloon 105 Gravier street, also AZ
Louisiana Pelican Boston Clubs, and
NJ ~ MILLER, aole Agent for this city who also ss
Fcles in the Billiard line, foows Billiard Cloths Balls
uea Leshers GhRlE He also HAND nd
several fine second hand Billiard Tables. iyzl Il
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CONVENTION De L'ETAT De LA LOUISIANA,

SA,iEDI, lie I6 mars 1861.
La Convention sassemble conformGmcnt Taiour-
nenent.
Honorable Alexandra Mouton occupe lie fau-
teuil.
Lapel nominal constate Ia presence de 81 dele
guts.
lie proces-verbal de Ia sdance dhier est lu ct
approuv6.
M. Bienyenu prGsente Performance qui suit
II est ordonne, QOe lie president de cette Conyen-
ton est, par la prGsente, requs de soumetre cette
Convention les retOurs ofiiciels du vote populaire
requ dams chaque paroisse de rEtat pour les dele
guGS cette Convention.
Et il demande Ia dispense DIES r6glenents pour
soccuper de la dite ordinance.
Sur cette motion, NJ. Bush r6clame rappel nomi-
nal qu donne lie rtsultat suiyant:
NM. Bienvenu, Rush, Clark, Connolly Cottman.
Dutel, Fuqua, Heron, Hough, Lagroue, Lewis de
Claiborne, Lewis d'Orltans, M6lancon, Meredith,
McCollom Pike, Roselius, Sompayrac Scott Est
FGciana, Stocker, Taliaterro, Thomasson ct Tucker
votent dams Iaflirnaye-23 voix;
Et NM. Adams, Anderson, Barrow, Rermudez
}onfOrd, Bonner Briscoo, Burton, Butler Caldwell,
Cannon, Conner de Concordia, Conner de St,Tam-
many, Davidson de Sabine, DeBlanc, Dorsey, Dupri,
Elan, Estln Fuselier, GLADDEN., Graves, Gray Gill,
Girard, Griffin, Hodge, Hodges, Johnston, Kennedy,
Kidd Labatut, Lawrence, Lewis de Bienville Man
ming, MaTero, Marks de Cadio, Marks d'Orl6ans
Martin de Carroll, Magee, Miles, Michel, Miller
Moore, McCloskey, Mcfarland McNeely, Norton,
Olivier, O'Bryan, Perkins d'Or6ans, Peck Pember.
ton, Provosty, Pugh, Richardson, Slawson, Swayze
Senmes, Stewart, Scott de Claiborne, Smith, Tap
PAN Taylor de StCharles, Taylor de St.Landry Tex
ada, Todd, Towles, Valentine, Warren, Walker ct
York votent dams la nGgniye-73 voix
En consequence, Ia motion de dispenser des re-
elements est rejetGe ct Performance reste dcposee
sur lie bureau.
NJ. Manning prGsente une "ordonnance pour sus-
pendre tcmpoFairement letet de Particle % de la
Constitution, laquelle reste dGposGe sur lie bureau
ConformGment aux Regiments.
NJ. Walker prGsente IN compile de l'mprimeur de
Ia Convention pour travaux dimpression; leouel
compile est rGfGr6 au Comit6 de finance.
NJ. Thomasson pr6sente une resolution portant
"qua Iavenir la Convention s'assemblera a dix
hcures au lieu de midi, rheure tixGe maintenant,
pour s'occnper danaires," ct demande la dispense
DIES Regiments pour prendre lie vote sur son adop-
ton.
Cette motion ne prevaut pas, ct la resolution reste
dGposee sur lie bureau.
NJ. Olivier, rapporteur du c0fntG de a Constitn
ton, fat nm rapport en- favour dc Iordonnance pre-
sent6e par NJ. Hough lie mars courant, intitulGe
'ordonaance pour changer les articles rs, Is et.S0
de la Constitution
Eft, sur motion, on ordonne impression ct ellie
est mise rordre special du jour pour mercred pro-
chain.
NJ. Fuqua rapporteur du comit6 special compose
de neuf membres nomm6 en- vertu de la resolution
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.e6 Orleans 4aIIp Crescent.
FFICIAL JOURNAL
CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

NEW ORLEANS, March H. 1861.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment;
Hon. A Mouton in the chair
The roll being called, eighty nine delegates an
sWered to their names.
The Journal of yesterday was read, and, on mo-
ton of Mr.. McCOlIom, the same was amended, SO
as to refer to the Committee Commerce, the
resolution offered by him yesterday, exempting
Ssertain articles from import duty, and which was
Serroneously reported as having been laid on the
table subject to call. The journal was then ap-
Z proved
Mr.. Benvenu, presented an ordinance for the
payment of $63 to Manuel Serpas for his services
assistant census taker for the eighth census of
the late United States, which ordinance was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finances
& Mr.. Walker presented memorial of J J. Nc
" Keever asking for the examination and inspection
\ of patent metallic mail bag seal, which, on mo-
y ton, was referred to the Committee on Patents.
Leave of absence was granted to the following
delegates:
## To Mr.. Pierson, of Natchitoches, on motion of
Mr.. Davidson, Of Sabine.
# To Mr.. Smart, on motion of Mr.. Texada.
# To Mr.. Polk, on motion of Mr.. Todd.
n To Mr.. Meredith, on motion Of Mr.. Bonner.
"a To Mr.. Pierson, of Vim, on motion of Mr.. Hough
III MIR. Euqua, chairman OF the special COMMITTEE
of Nine, to whom had been referred the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Thomasson on the 9th March
inst, in relation to the appointment of commit
tee of nine to prepare an ordinance with regard to
the ordinances already passed, asked and obtained
leave to have the report printed, in anticipation of
submitting it to the Convention
Mr.. Norton chairman of the Special Committee
appointed to take an inventory of the public
property of the late Unite2 States Government in
the State of Louisiana, reported an inventory of
the materials, implements, etc, found in the Mint
in this city, which was read in part and ordered to
be spread on the journal, and is as follows viz:
MINT, NEW ORLEANS, Feb 81 1861.
Su-Tn accordance with your suggestions, sub
nit the following statement in reference to this in
stitution:
The property known as the "Mint" comprises
the square of ground bounded by Esplanade, Bar
racks and Levee Streets and the public highway
with all the buildings of every description thereto
attached, the whole being enclosed by an iron rail-
i9g;
Thc Superintendent has the supervision and con,
troll of the whole establishment; but all the ma
chinery and everything appertaining to the opera
tons of the institution, in any and every FORM are
in the possession and under the immediate control
of the respective officers, all of which have been
furnished you it is believed, with a detailed in
. ventory of the property in their possession.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant.
tsgnedl VIM. A. ELM0RE Superintendent.
To NJ. o. H. NORTON,
Chairman of Committee Public Property
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M. Lawrence presente une resolution, qui est
adoptee, " autorisant lie President de cette Con
ventiona faire imprimer, pour rusage de la Con-
vention, Ia Constitution permanente ausst0t
qu'elle aura etc recue officiellement du gouver-
nement pr0svioire."
Eft sur motion de NJ, Lewis de Claiborne, la Con-
vention s'ajourne.
J. THOS WHEAT, Secrttaire.
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IN FENTATRE DIES NA"NtNES OUTTES ETC apparte.
n"t a" deFurtmcnt dI "toan"Hng" Ia gdc di
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pGMEEAAN'S HOSPITAL,
~ No. 30 BARONNE STREET, New Orleans,
Nesrthe Carrolton Railroad Terminus.
DR.. n. BS2EMAN, tlste Of Montgomery. Aa) having To-
Gated In New Orleans takes ths method of announcing
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WOMAN'S HOSPITAL,
and is ready patients. Tho building nj
admirably adapted to the purpose ard being situated In sach
convenient and desirable part Of the city that he feels
ranted In sayI that It affords unusual advantages
The generally large and airy have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted.
admission, apply the Office in the building.
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Mr.. Lawrence offered resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the President of this Con-
venton to have the Permanent Constitution printed
for the use of the Convention as soon as it is Off
cally received from the Provisional Government"
And on motion of Mr.. Lewis, of Claiborne, the
Convention adjourned.
J. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary,
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$l6,4l8 o.

s workshop containing lathes, planer steam
engine, small tubular boiler, and various tools as
also Chemical laboratory, and its contents, are
I the private property Of DR.. NJ. F. Bonzano
al ISgnedI NJ. b NXANO,
Meier and Iciner.
4 ANINTENTjR RI OF N ftHTHERP, TOOLe Fic 5,l,oo;uo
10 the Coming Department, and in charge Of Coiner
ROLLING ROOM.
FL ESTIMAT COST
4 One steam low pressure engine. $40 COO 90
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Tn cabinet de travail contpnant DIES lattes inztru-
ments por. machine vapcur, une petite bouil
loire etc. etc, divers outils ains qH'un lahoraore
de CHIME ct accessories appartenant au DR.. NJ. T.
BOnZana.
l7i$ncl NJ. =. BONzANA,
FOnduur e Afineur