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81 Ons hundred and Ssvsnty-hve doses
Of AcOnito, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ton pills TO = dOse) sent By mail in metallic
covered bsgI, 10 persons enclosing Ii cents
in stamps, or otherwise, 10 John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EstaSlishsd ISla.
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Rev. J. R. Johnston will preach in the
United Presby terisn Church, Erie street, TO-
morrow, (sabbath) May 11th, at half-Iast1 10
A. NJ, and at three P. NJ.
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FHoE EEF ToEE 10 IrTHEPOoL.-Atten-
ton ia invited 70 The advertisement else
46aro Of rates Of pvssags, &C., Per the mag
nifosat steamship Great Eastern from Eev
Yosk 70 Liverpool. q. F. BElytOn Is he
Arszf Is this point.
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- All the lsts daily and weekly papers
promptly on time at Bakers News Depot,
opposite the PostOfice.
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HUDsOH's UHEvALLED TOoTH PABTE-- Is
winning for Itself unbOunded praise wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale BY Strong & Armstrong, ]. d. Z
A. 6. Gorham, n. G. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
and Druggists generally, apsORl7
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- For frosh Homeopathic Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call a Halls, II Public Square.
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
Union feeling at New Orleans
What the Rebels would have
done Q Week Later !
OFPIOIAL ACCOUNT OF THE
SURRENDER
Commodore Farragut to
New Orleans Mayor!
THANKSGIVING ON BOARD THE
FLEETi
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland LEADER
WAsHlHaroH, May 8.

Especial Dispatches TO Cleveland Leader.I
WAsHlHsToH, May 9.
LEGlsLAFIoN FoR THE BLACKS.
The only border State senator voting Z
appropriate negroes own money for the ed.
ucation Of their own children and to repea
ell black laws Of the District of Oolumbil
was Henderson of Missouri.
NEWS FROM HEW ORLEANS.
Capt Bailey, from New Orleans says
the higher classes and Oreoles, including
Creole lsborers we're for rebellion; the mud
sills for the Union. Walking along the
streets, amid hurras for JEFF. Davis and Beau
regard, his coat tails or sleeve would be
pulled by some Unionist who would whisper
his faith, or would press his hand silently,
afraid to speak out.
Fort LivingtOn surrendered in fright at
the approach OF two drifting ships.
Above New Orleans a formidable raft,
composed of logs, wound with Chains, was
stretched scrOss the rivsr to prevent FOots's
Coming down.
The authorities told him if they had wait
ed week longer, the city could not have
been taken. Before then the Mississippi
floating battery, more powerful than any en-
gagged, which had been launched, would have
received her armament, Twenty gunbOats
were cd the stocks. BE brings drawings by
Porter of the Manassas coming down the
stream. 1t looks like q whale, save the
smOke.stack, and flames bursting out at
several places.
Bsily, in his official reports, says; After
we had passed the forts, it was contest be-
tween iron hearts in wooden vessels. and
iron clsds with iron beaks and iron hearts.
Out OF much Unofficial dispatches worth
quoting, I take the following
US. FLAGSHIP HARTFORD,
lat anchor of New Orleans
April 26, 1862.
To His Honor the NayOr Of Rs0 Orleanc
Your Honor will please give directions
that no flag but that Of the United States
will bs permitted to Hy in presence of this
feet so long as It has power to prevent it,
and as all displays of that kind may cause
bloodshed, I have to request that you will
give this communication as general circu-
lation as possible.
D. g. FARRAGAT,
Flag Officer, &c.
o. S. FLAe-SEIP HARTFORD, OFF N. OF
April 26, 1852.
GEEERAL ORDER.
Eleven o'clock this morning is the hour
appointed for all officers and crews of the
feet to return thanks to God for his great
raaa----s--l ElEVsSy tIl F--ssEiVvfns u5 to pass
through the events of the past two days with
80 little loss of life and blood. Atthat hsul
church pennant will be hoisted on every veE-
sell Of the feet, and their crews assembled
will, in humiliation and prayer, make theil
Acknowledgements thefors to the Great Dis,
penser to all human events.
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~ The Northern Ohio Grape Growers
Association meets in the vacant store next
door TO Elliott Co.'s, on Saturday, the 10th
inst, at o'clock, P. N.
mye:8s6 F. R. ELLIOTT, sec'y.
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~ New York Times, Tribune, Herald
and World received daily at o'clock A. NJ.
at Bakers.
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FRANK PAREHR.-Livory and Boarding
stsbls, % ssnocS Etreot, A No. Horses and
Carriages 81 reasonable figures.
sspfsPfs.lv
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, NAY p
The enemy hsye hlteen hundred cavalry At
Dresden. Tennessee, ave hundred ct Gardner
6tatiop and last night, 90 reported, company o.
rshel eSyslFy occupied Uniol City,
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rMsrchants in want Of Hstu, Caps and
straw Goods should not fail to call ct 215
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
Latest and best styles can be bought very
Low sor oash.. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods By the ea5e or dOssn.
April q T. ". PECK,
Successor 70 FullE & %.
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~ Evening Post, New York Express,
and other papers received daily at Q P. NJ.
at Bakers.
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
BootG and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
1la Bank strsetf Please call AID sse before
making your purchases.
aplis8a j. AAsTRY.
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nav Tnz TABLE.-Oincinnati CONNER
cial received daily ct o'clock P. M, at
Bakers, opposite the PostofRce.
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Mr.. Sherman's resolution calling for the report
Of officers commanding ct the battle Of Pittsburg
Landing, were tsken up.
Mr. Sherman said that hA In common with
other citizens Of Ohio, was panied By the slurs
cast on certain Ohio regiments in that battle,
especially by the Chicago papers, and further by
the senator from Kentucky, Powell, VINO Wa9
not distinguished for his sympathy with the
cause It WRs reported that some Of the regi-
ments fed without firing gun. he referred to
the B3d regiment; who according to reports hred
two rounds and theh fetfeatea oy order OF OOl-
Appler, who left and was not seen any more dur
ing the day; but the regiment rallied and fought
on Sunday and MONDAY.
sc had no desire to do any injustice to Col. Ap-
fler. but It was evident that the regiments only
fanlt was in having q faithless Oficer. This Col
onel, he understood, had been cashiered since.
IN regard TO the 18th Ohio regiment, the reports
were all incorrect; though raw troops, they
fought braYely and well, Notwithstanding Gen.
sharnanls report was against them. This regi-
Lost 22l men in killed, wounded and missing.
Mr.. Sherman also defended the list Ohio regt-
ment from the charge Of oownrdice. They were
all raw troops who were called upon 70 Dear the
first attack Of the battle.
He then referred 10 the conduct Of other Ohio
| rsgiuentg. who fought with the most determined
bravery, and held thelT positions under seveTs
hre from the enemy till ordered 70 iali BACK, ana
which they did In good order;
re then SPOKE IN high praise Of the German
| ragirnentg BE also read from various Onotal re-
porfs. speaking highly Of the bravery ofthe Ohio
He had the highest authority for saying thai
All fhe stories about q surprise, and the soldier
/ beiug bayoneted in their tenfs, were taise and
C}e5. Prentiss' whole division was in line to re-
oeiVe The enemy and they fought braTely until
1 5 O'Clock IN the afternoon when they were cap
Il tured and cut o. and yet, even to-day, the crue
I and shameful charge is made that Prentils va
| takan without striking blow.
/ Mr. Powell said the senator iron Ohio bad re-
j ferred 70 him; he fFoWelll had never sale anl
L thing aFatnst the Ohio soldiers. Ho had nmpil
made eaguA rsnark - reply % senator Waae
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SPHHLEoFTPHs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and Wo advise
those Wishing 70 get hno likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 36S
Superior street, viii richly repay both oiti-
sen and stranger. R3I:h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

~ Dr. 6iboOn, Professor Of Medicine
and Eleetropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, serOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 msny formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. Sec advertisement in another col
umn. Ofice No. l19 Seneca street.
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A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Infalhble in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing sll DISTINCTIONS, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful ss q Pre-
Ventsiivh

Infalible IN Believing Stoppages and IFregularity
OF the EenGeg. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been cd By the doctors for many Ysrrs both
In France and America, with unparalleled success
in sVegy csse, aRd it 30 urged bY many thousand Ia
dies who have used them, to make the Pills public
for the alleyistiOn Of those suffering from any rreg-
ulart1ss whatever, We'll to prevent an increase
Of family whore health will not permit g. Females
peculiarly Bituated, or these HupposinR themselves
so are Cautioned sEGtnst using fnese FiIIs while IN
that condition, thBproprietOr assumes no regpop.
sibility after the above aomOntion although their
midnesa would prevent any mischief b health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full ard eT.
pl'cit directions accompany each box. Price 81 Per
sold wholesale and retail in ClsV land by ZEN.
TUh BIOS. (WholaEale DrugRists,O 100 Superior
street; BEHOHG ARMSTRONG, i99 Superior al I:
e. W. SACK RIDER, "a Superior street: g, NJ
CLARK, ll9 Superior street, and uHUROHtLH
BRO, cor. OF Ontario street and the Square.
agents through the Cleveland Post Once can have
the Pills sent 70 any part Of the country OF city
(conhd6ntihliyl and free Of pos age b. re rB nail
N. B.-AOOE out for couutCrieits. buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed g. ID.
Howe. All Others are base imposition and unsafe;
therefore, Is you value your lives and health, ITO
saY nothing Of being humbug5d ont Of your money!
buy only those who show the signature Of s. d.
Howe on every box, which has recently heeD added
on ascOunt Of the Pills being eounterfeited The
ingredients composing the above Pills are made
known 70 every Agent, and they Will tell you they
aEe safe and viii perform all claimed for them
{ ~ y. d. HOWE Sole Proprietor,
marHRH New York.
q, C. r---Garv'a Cough Gurs. IsasREI'
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BUSINESS EOTIURs.

HOUSE, FURNIsHIus ARTIoLEs.-At the old e..
tablishment Of w. p Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods In the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal OH Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; RefFigeraton
Of the most Improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers; Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful Is well as ornamental. ~
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced wOrkmsn.
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FArsn ALARx.-Ths alarm Of FIRE about
rsslook lest sYsaing WIl falss.
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FROHI L0uIsYILLE

LOUISVILLE, Nay 9.
One hundred and eighty Of Morgan's captured
cavalry have arrived at Nashville en- route for
the North.
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INSTANTANEOUS

TOF PURE SPRING POND
OIIs ICE.-~ he leVslaud Ice Uonnanv
DFspsr6d 20 furnish FAMILIES, Rail oadg, HGtll
&c-, With pure Spring Pond Ice for the narr8n, q
VII oissae or retail, TIE mfst reasonsbl8 terms
81 All orders left At q. 8. Naltby'8 OyBtaF DaD0t
209 superior street, wiz be prom PITY attFndsd To-
mage es3e9 u. DHAElp. aEaaf
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noNFIsoATIoH.

The Senate conRscstion committee have
had one meeting but done nothing except
discuss general principles and read over va
rious bills. It is hoped, but not fully be-
lieved, that majority of the committee may
agree on e bill that means something. The
committee does not wish to report for a
month or SO. The other opponents are more
reasonable. There is another meeting TO-
morrow.
sALVADoR,
Minister Monterfor, from Salvador, reports
great internal improvements in agriculture,
roads, and buildings, the English debt cid
of. The Priests have recently banishei
themselves in body to Guatamala in con-
sequence of the Government passing Law
for their distribution among toe parishes
refusing to punish speakers against crusaders
inquisition, and in consequence opposition
thereto, demanding the oath from clergy to
support The Constitution,
K1DEAPPERs.
The Republican gives an account Of
gang of kiduappers about three miles from
the city, who lie in wait for fugitive black
and run them of into Maryland.
sEOEsH FLAGS.
Louisiana and JEFF Davis flags taken from
the City Hall, New Orleans, are on view il
the ante. chamber of the House, brought b!
Capt Bailey.
RIPoRTED SUCCESS OF THE MONITOR.
It is reported by passengers from TT MOI
roe that the Monitor, after three hours fight
drove the Merrimac back yesterday, leaViDI
James river open, and receiving no injury
wILLIANsBURe BATTLE.
One present at the battle of williamsburg
says the magnitude underrated Lere NOR
than Bull Run.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, May 9.


HoUsE.
Mr.. Lovejoy offered the following which was
adopted:
Resolved, That it is with feelings Of devout
gratitude 70 Almighty God that the House of
Representatives has from time to time heard Of
the triumph of the Union army in the great
struggle for the supremacy Of the Constitution
and the integrity of the Union.
Resolved, That We receive with profound sat
isfaction the intelligence Of the recent victories
achieved by the armies Of the Potomac, assO-
ciated from their localities with those Of the
Revolution, and that the sincere thanks of this
House are hereby rendered TO Major General G.
B. Mcclellan for the display of those high mill
tary qualities which secure important results
with but little sacrifice of human life.
Mr.. LOyeioy offered substitute slightly mod
flying the bill acted upon yesterday to secure
freedom to ali persons within the exclusive jur5-
diction Of the Federal Government.
Mr.. Allen moved to lay 1t on the table. Diaa
greed te-40 against IS.
Mr.. LOYeiOy demanded the previous question.
Disagreed to-42 against 90.
Mr.. SedgWick stated that Capts. Baggs and
Bailey. attached to the Gulf Squadron, bringing
dispatches of the most interesting and important
events, together with trophies, were now present
and moved that they be admitted to the door.
The gentlemen received marked attention from
| the Members.
Mr LOVejoy moved 70 recommend the bill.
| A long discussion followed, during which the
slavery question was well ventilated without 90
/ ton.
Adjourned.
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ITELEGRAPHTO.

TELEGRAPHIO.
Reports from Mississippi Fleet
THE REBEL FLEET OFFER BlTTLEl
THEY ARE BEATEN OFF,!
From Gen. Halleck's Army!
DUB ARMY WITHIN TWO MILES
OF OORINTH
The Rebels say the Battle is
Postponed!
The Capture Of the New Or
leans FortsI
How the Rebels say it was Done.
A GOOD CONFEDERATE YARN /!
JEFF Davis asks for Prayers
IMPORTANT FROM FORT MOHROEl
The ManOuVreS of Our Fleet
THE MERRIMAO CONES QUIT
The Monitor Waiting for HeFI
NO FIGHT AFTER ALI
The President views the
Affair from q Tug!
FROM NC CLELLAH'S ARMY |
BATTLE AT WEST POINT!
The hardest Battle Of the Pen
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A KRON WATER LIME 300
IA barrels best quality Of Akron Lime just re-
oeived and for sale at reduced prices.
GEORGE SPRAGuE,
mays 2z& q MerWin 81.
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CMOKED AND GREEN MEATS
a SpIS lS5 sac OS oLABK, eARDEER 90.
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DUTTER.-OAsH PAID FOR FRESH
ID yellow Butter, sslted with Dairy salt
". MELHIHOH,
~, -
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COMMISSION.

a G rl,--Garv'. Couch 0vrs IaaslrIl
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HARPETS RENON AEHD-ONH -
~ dollar for each Carpet viii make then e clean
- new without wearing them a. much 6 the l1u1l
mode Of du5tfpg, CT iniuring fhe oolor8 W1ano all
wool. Thsy Will b ed without cuttt1g8 a14
faliTerad Whols without being teltsds
Orders maF b left az our cldcs, or thrr9h re
Post Once IN v ich case Carpets viii BE- Eecsiged
and d. lEsrsd 70 ths owner i1r . cent5 eEtrs chas
OLEFELAHD WORs TED OO-.-
aurl9 IN Bank Street.
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H We E1OAF
saOoolSog 70 FunE 3 %.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03
HOW THEY ARE MADE.


Wrshs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been Hitherto
solely and mainly prepared fill special orders from
physicians, druggists planters and other regular customers,
who them altogether Of her knowledge that
they made of simple and ecacious ingredients and
because Of their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
the impuato Of offering anything the trade that pure
and genuine The of aing the plants and pur
flying the essential elements all foreign matter (which
mainly the discovery of that cheist Dr. Torrey
alone enabled him make these Pills at sufficiently
sonabe place them before pnb general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the we'll analytic chemist
Dr. Preston is sufficient guarantee OF their purity
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT @r -g+@~ ~. 10 5.-t
St request have subjected to the test of analysis
quantity of your Southern INDIAN Vegetable Pills
random and take pleasure certifying that found hem
to contain hing deleerous the human SYSTEM
contrary they the Sudorc Duretc Expecorant and
Cathartic properties in remarkably harmonious combination
and opinion that they the greatest nve1 sal remedy
! known the world
Respectfully,
- sf A. D. PRESTON, d. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03
TIES TIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this rcpect think worth while publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing their
testimony of no little weight with people of common
One the Rev. Js Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and more lately called field of
Northern Texas, who DR.. John Wright, under
date of the 10th of September 1858, as follows
'You little the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes Of Pills recommended
that visit They have blessing many unfortunate
member my little flock, and In all this neghhorhood they
are hailed harbnger of health. Am satisfied now,
dear friend that you their value the
time you explained their effects to Such and pleaan
remedy before given helpless by his mercfu
Author
other from wealthy and successful planter of Aaba
ma, which we insert entire 81 y. ,E.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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articles Of agreement Rr1oIg y1Rsr
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other vessels ysSees q ffeish.aaa
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sa's lawful ends and 9 9ETfcIE THIRD.
1 e. a .s y Ts.s = ss
bs elected as provided R Fl hsi foSsTH
The Prssids. assoestion shall bs the officer
whom citations & shs5 as ssTH e served
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five hundred dollars ts xk1Icts Sixth. es
The business and affairs q me shall ba managed
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written q .dss TOT ma ag gF1PaIf SEVENTH
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represented ARTICLE TWELFTH ss4eEtta
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d., 49,. sS WALTER Fl. PETERS, N. r.
a-4iFr tba foreponp 10 be true copy
=. | in my current records. WALTER H. FsfEES.N.f r.
at New Oreans N0v.l2, 1851. nl3 Iaw5W
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JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ouArR1EME CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La EtiaF

ouArRrEuE DISTRICT LA VILE 20 DE La fLIE;
al, ro,,o,,s- or,ssrs ISNG1NNo 1000 A'A'''
I'm VERTU DUN writ dc saisis e n;s xsnf de
la Nouyelle. OrlGun dams raaire dessus, E. Parker
devant sheriff par ni moi transferrt je poeeaerai s
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borne par de Ia ommnne Siravier =.
81 pieds do Liberty sur lo DE proionde uf
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oS JOHN T. WALDEN,
! dit ialllS Sheriff de- Ia PsEoisse aOreans,