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DamOgnAu A12~o S-aMQQa~avbo

lost one ob my hands | almost forgot to
relate de circumstantials OBJ de case.
When | wor in town in de souf oh dis
county 'Ise met wild a adventure wot
required it to be armputated-yer see Mr..
Editor dar' wor' SO many trends oh my
platform up dar' and when dey heard |
wor in Tabor ob Uncle Dan dey rushed to
me and shuck me by de hand so, dat
wor' compelled TO have it armputated in
order dat de % cussed white trash :" would
not be compelling me to warsh my hands
so often-dis am de main issues ob de
case, yah! yah yah amt l glad dat
our claims ar ATLAS stablishod-chick-
en-, beef-steak, loaf sugar and mince pie
will be de fust bill presented to de next
Congress in Tabor oh us darkeys, and amt
we describing oh it? Didn't we fight yicto-
ciously and boiler for de Union when
Uncle Dan and de rest ob our party ac-
quired us TO do it l guess we did NIr.
Editor yours again.
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g. Andrew johnson is President of the
United States He is as true to the Con-
stitution and the Union to day as he
was yesterday. He has two years yet o
serve. We have no fears of him getting
weak in the knees.
ey The Democratic paper in Maine
charge the Mayor of Portland with using
the funds sent from all parts of the coun-
try to relieve the sufferers by the fire, for
Radical electionecring purposes.
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FILLER CITIZENS and 'Ewhite trash {"
% &c Dtmcrcgatic party, Use giving to
inform you rs reads Democratic doccr-
ments, as how our ticket got to be sue
cess. It wor all prcmeditated in de Rad
icaI ranks for some months hind hand or
fore hand, I'so don't know which but
be dat rs 'um may, my Uncle Dan wor
elected TO Congress. Ise now giving to
Inform ye Of nice dorge practiced by
Uncle Dan some months 'afore de election
in order dat he mite be successful. He
got de majority ob De poor g white trash ,
to get uP strike for higher wages in de
borrer ob Johnstown. an den he ended de
chapter by diSchargin a lot OBJ de :" dirty
duch " an d" ignorant Irish - from De en-
pIoy oh said company. Uncle Dan den
went to PittSburg an got some ob de loyal
telIers dcve to send him some men who
would be willin to vote for um at de
forthcoming lection, an thank de good
~. Moses he wor successful He also
had runners in ebry part oh de county
who made de people do just as he said.
Many ob desc runners related de many
Hare-b breath escapes Of Uncle Dan-not in
de lions den, but in de army oh de Union;
fighting against Andy johnson and Ed.
! Cowan. Besides all desc harbingers oh
| success, Bncle Dan were belub'd by de
people ob Cambria Borough; dey voted
for him specially with de greatest fervoI
imaginable bully for de q dirty dutch ,
and Ignorant Irish how Uncle Dan viii
member dem in Congress as well a:
odder folks but he's giving to member
rs also at de iury-box de balIot-box (no
forgetting de blacking-box and lather- box
/ am to be ceded to us. Tank de great ST
Moses fo' so much and whar am de man,
woman or chile dat will dispute our right
has not Geary our reported Gubernatoria
Gubnor told us dat he was in foh niggel
suffrage Git out you white trash, whar
am you drifted to, nozy whar's yer boastef
liberties ?-whar's yer Constitution now
Echo answers:
Gwine 20 de debil clear de track
De ticket soon will be berry black
Oh won't us darkeys cut swell,
De white trash ne'er can stand de smell
OBJ us darkies Hurrah foh de Freed
mans Bureau-hurrah foh' hell whar
we'll all meet one OBJ desc days in happy
contiguity an congraterlate one an odde
on how we ruined de best gobernment OF
de face oh de Almighty's earth.
Yours, wild de greatest oh pleasure
SAMUEL PoMPEY GEARY BLACK.
p. S.-You perceibe Mr. Editor dat
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TIE Latest Fashions.

Since the invention and successf nj in
troductior ofthe Celebrated Duplex Flip
tic tor doub'e) Spring Hoop Skirt 10y AIr.
]. w. Braaley of New York, the ladies
throughout the country have given mp the
idea of discarding the fashion of wearing
hoop skirts on account of the peculiar and
graceful manner in which the Duplex
Skirts adapt,;hcm~ciyes to every eNigeucy
and emergrmcv. 50 generally aceoptahlf
have these Skirts become hal tine la hes
regard them as. special tayoriip ,iyW
of the superior hcxib I'iy, lightncss an +
durability combined il their manufacture.
They also consider them a far more eco
nomical and comfortable Hoop Skirt that
ever has or can be made for all crowded
asscmblages, for the promenade or house
dress. Any lady after wearing one of
these Skirts will never afterwards willing
ly dispense with their use. Long eXpc-
rience in the manufacture Of Hoop Skirts
has proven to the proprietors ofthis inven-
ton, that single springs viii always retain
that still, unyielding and bunsling style
which has ever characterized them.
whereas the double spring hoop orDupleN
Elliptic, will be found free from lhcse
ohiections Notwithstanding the ability
Of the manufacturers, Messrs. Vests,
Bradley & Gary, to turn out over six
thousand Skirts per day from their large
manufactures in New York, they fee.
Obliged TO request all merchants ordering
! the Duplex Elliptic Skirts, to send their
/ orders a few days before they are wanted
/ if possible, as they are always most con
s'antly oversold some days ahead.-oeo
advertisement in another column.
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esg Considerable excitement occurred
at Baltimore on the morning of the 9th
inst, at the corner of Baltimore and
North streets, occasioned by an attack
made by number of Republicans on the
Democratic and Conservative Hcadquar-
ters. A national flag which hung sus-
pended in front of the building was cut
down, and for time there were great
apprehensions of a most serious difficulty.
The police came to the rescue and com
PEELED the rioters to return the flag,
which was forthwith restored to It's for
mer position.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 2.-We have
returns from one third of the town cleo
tion of yesterday. The Democrats and
Conservatives have made decided gains
over the Republicans in Glastonbury,
Sunsbury, Somers, Middletown, Canton,
CRANKY, etc. When strict political tests
were made, the Republicans were defeated,
ann every one of their towns were gained
to the Democrats.
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The following returns are as near re
liable as can be procured at present. The
majorities in the various counties are
nearly as follows:
Adams-Clymer, 125.
Allegheny Geary, 1900.
Armstrong-Geary, 300.
Beaver Geary, 900.
BcdtOrd--Clymer,6 600
Blair Gcary, 500.
Bradford Geary, 5000.
Bucks ClynIer, 700.
Chester--Geary, $500.
Clarion-Clymer, 200.
Clearlield--Clymer, 900.
Chnton--Clymer, ESQ.
Columbia-CIymer, POE.
Crawtords- Geary, 600.
Cumberland -Clymer, 600.
Dauphin-- Gcary, 400.
Delaware--Geary, l,5DO.
Elk-Clymer, 600.
Erie Geary, 5000
FayetteCiymer, 900.
nkIinGeary, So.
Fulton -Clymer, POO.
Green--Clymer, 300.
Huntingdon--Geary, 500.
lndiana--Geary, 2,25O.
Jetierson--Clymer, 100.
Junata-- Clymer, 400.
Lancaster--Geary, 6,O0O.
Lawrence--Geary, 2.3OO.
Lebanon--G Geary, 300.
l.ehigh-- -CIymer, 900.
Luzerne-- Clymer, :, 800.
Lycoming--Clymer, $40.
Mckean-- Gea"y, 100
Mercer-Ge&ry, 800.
AIifflin-Clymer, 100.
Monroe-Clymer, 1000.
ontgomery-Clymer. / 100.
Montour-Clymer, 400.
thampton-CIymer, 5000
! berand-Cl} mer, 800.
Perrry-Clymer, 100.
Potter-Geary, 700
SchuyIkill-Clymer, 300.
Somcrset-Geary, 800.
Snyier-Geary, 800.
SuiIivan-Clymer, 300
Susquehanna-Geary, 1900.
Tioga-Geary, 2,700.
Union-Geary, ESQ.
/ Neuango-Geary, 600.
Warren-Geary, / 900.
Washington-Geary, GOO.
Wayne-Geary, 5000.
Wcstmoreland- Clymer, 900.
Wyoming-Clymer, 100.
Y York-CIymer, $500.
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1emotrat an0 Sentinel.
w. H, M'ENRUE. Editor & Publisher,
EBENSBURG, OCT II, :::::::::l066.
AGood Time for BondhoIders,

echoes the cry-and MI w ehueh III
lin. furnishes the revolutionary programme.
,,l,,cb Mr. Fornev at one time de-
.5 s.. $50 villain - and
'''''''''
Philips as - tr''i'er' h7 Is
Gagged with these precious patriots III
helping to overtuTu the government and
~o,oI4t,orize our repubican system The
-...,....-,t : ,.roioI, this. The Radical
..,
ii''' j. 10 Se'i' ~ '''''o'o9 0' I'M
Do " ID The Radical SENATE, ana rs soon
a- fai, Is done Mr.. johnson is to be de-
...,.I ,,,I 60, ,sid. b,f,ra his trial and
- !. .;..,,, - on,
~
". 'H' creatures oi 'li@ MA ''o"' '''''''''
rHo vii. he willing to carry out TO the
l...t.r All ,le reasonable desi-,ns of. his
....-... nc ,o.,u,, r,;s : Il
1T,
'.-. .,s''''''''' '''' ! 9 ''''''''''''
".'.'"'. arcomp.isA 'hia purpose win any
rur. >haw o!' law and the Constitution on
,..;. -;.l.. rI,,., T. they were ia undertake
r -, yvL;+o
!i'"-' "y 'oi'1 "''''o"' e'-i '''0 - ~
one oI ,a,ir mock trials. / lie plot Is
;.r- ...n,r.clL bT VI. Wendell Phillips
,.,..,. lis .,,,,., -i.r,stIirc.
..,.,. 4.....-.t. ,,,,,a.,,,,,,;,.os : ,road
-, W. IA
49,. I,n,.,.,l ,rI,,r,. ore
..-.n...r..ct ..asnrs for the measure. and
"a, a..d or it Is sct-eyid.nt. If the pres
cut en- 'r-cn"y docs not demand recur-
''.' - ,.' e''i7'''n. ,o''',' Nil'l'ot u t"o,
,...;.-' =. ~
isit -. h.9l imnc4rhn7,nt ofIille or
81. ,a,uc, indeed useless, unless the House
whn u I"yS MS arl. les OF Impeachment
p ''." 'h > mac, '''i'"',i9 '''' M 'c''i-
t,.n,i. ~ ..l ,b,f------- net as presi-
G.r, u"tl Mr.. Johnson is acquitted, or,
ia 9.~ e...yr result OF the trial, until the
neN' / .-s'...,'.''' Term co',.,li,.'e''S
.;. 49, -, .,.,,,t IF ,J, o,,ocI,;ra i =
.'--7 tsn;s, the remedy IS wholly
ur.5aiun"le m ordinary circumstances
T.. IL .:- I:Al cached lfesldent, unlike
,e' -S".. am mp -ue"eu ,, once ; la 70
,.,.,..,- ...;.r ~? mil the Sanafe mo-
r.r~ro~ him guil,v, the whole provision
Is worse than useless. Tie true rule un-
o-"..,''Hy Is, ih't when --' OF the
L''-. Oh -'1la'sc''."'i''S' P'cio"',ce9 'IiT
-. - as7.;I,aoI &c 49, oaa,, ,,,,
....:., 49,. ;,.o,,,,r.r,t c,osos 70 Iorn q
.l-..' l." yH'ioise ms once nn'li acquitted
=, :, Tho oons.;tu,ioroi clause .
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g. The Radicals at the late election
carried Indianna, Ohio, Iowa and Penn
sylvania.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-11

pALLAGHER'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL.
/ AMI VEGETABLE OIL SOAP. tor sale
at tie Book Store Of
Sch. -. 1866. JAMES MURRAY
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.
ner position

The following returns are as near re-
liable as can be procured at present. The
majorities in the various counties are.
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StHEErEF'S.s SALE.

Sept =, ISG6-3t.
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ew Orleans aas Greseent eausaau arnng aanuar g. 1866.

de par NM. Richardson ct Bailey. lie vote est
pris ct donne lie resultat suivant:
QUINN. ]. Anderson, S. Anderson, Alverson
Addison, Barry, Bonnabel, Brown, Boyce, Buie,
Couvillon, Daige Drake, Delamore, Decker,
Drew, Ditto, Dufie, Dugas, Eastin, Ewing, Ed
wards Fenner, Fishburn, Fulda, Gates, CAN'T
Harrison, Head, Hatch, Higgins, Holt, Huds
peth Kent, Kelly, Kile,- Labranch, Lagrode, Lau-
rent, Lemarie, Leblanc, Lewis, Martn Millinery
Mcdonald, MCGEE, Montgomery, Michigan, A
Phillips, Powell, Pujo, Richardson, Richards, Ro-
man, Rogers, Seaman, Snider, stille Scott, Solo
mon, Tate, Theriot, Tucker, Walker, Wilmington,
Witt, Waggaman, Williamson, Waddell ct Weeks
60 oui.
Non-NIM. Austin, Bailey, Bensel, Davenport
Deblanc, Deporter DeLabarre Eustis, Fagot
Gaisser, Gottschalk, Hanlon, Halsey, Henderson
JONAS Leeds, Lipscomb, Mcconnell McCloskey
Moreland, Mutt, ormond, Regenberg, simonds
Thieneman-25 non.
La ehambre refuse done de suspendre les regle
ments.
Sur motion de NJ. DeT.abarre Ia chambre s'a
| journe iIsqu'au lendemain, il midi,
/ Signs,
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
Secrataire de la Chambre DIES Representants.
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MARSH a. CO,
JOHN c. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
STEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
BRASS IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
use building etc All kinds of backsmthing dGue at the
shortest notice Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
T. NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET,
Between Delnrd and Gnionnio streets. New Orleans.
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laws OF LOUISIANA.
q
.nIIe.Slsl
IN Act

-. I. !. rpnaYRs ALTON FOR THE EXPENSES OF
mn srArE LAND oFrrcE, FOR THE Fiscal YEAR
rsDrEg THE THIRTY FIRST OF pEoEMBEK, 1922.
WaxnrAs. no appropriation was made by the
M Legislature to pay the necessary expenses o.
he state Land Office AND WHEREAS, the register
II ne state Land Office was appointed on the lSth
III July last, therefore
n & enacted BIZ me Senate and House Of Re
representatives Of the State Of louisiana q tfeatef'
\ d assembly conueaed, That the following sums
NJ and they are hereby appropriated for the fol
towing purposes:
Fof salary Of the Register of the Land
once, under act of March 18th, 1889,
from the 18th Of July last to s1st inst,
tro thousand eghthundred and twelve
Iy.Ioo dollars II \. 4. sl,sl217
Fnxsalary Of the clerk Of the Land Of.
ice. under act fixing the salary Of the
Register from the 18th July last to 3lst
December, 1865, nine hundred and six
Y teen II. loo dollars. !. Il. GIG Is
For rent of Land Office due Richard
I.oyl five months and half, at twenty
dollars BEL month, one hundred and ten
;iolIars h. 4. q. s 1000
FOR furniture, etc, for the reorganiza-
lion Of the Land Office, to w. and J. Nc
Crakentwo hundred and eighty-ive dol
- M
lars 4. u .s..@ 4 , 30 W
7 For printing two hundred copies OF the
report Of the Land Office to Southern
Star, one hundred and fifteen 507l0o dol
lars. ..i., 4. s. 10 ho
For blank FORMS, for receipts, warrants,
patents ana additional desks and other
articles Of furniture needed for the Of
dee, two thousand dollars. 1000 Of
Total amount, six thousand two hun
dred and thirty nine So I00.... .e... $3.50 3,
tSgned1 DUNCAN 9. CAGE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
tSigned1 ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. Governor and President of the Senate
Approved December II, 1865
(Signed) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
true copy
J. Il. HANDY,
Secretary Of State.
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VACUUM PAN, CONDEN SER, AND
PUMPING ENGINE
One Cast Iron Globular VACUUM PAM diameter and
81 feet high capable of making each strike 10000 Ds Cen
trfuga Sugar supplied with Copper Worm 81 inches
in diameter and 100 feet long and is furnished with Thermome
Proof Stick Cocks and everything complete
One Cast Iron CONDENSER for above Pan.
One Vertical Beam STEAM ENGINE l2inch Cylinder three
feet stroke complete with Governor water and force
Pumps together with two vertical Air Pumps 10 inches diane
ter and 22nch stroke lined with stsves with brass p
tons and rods.
The above machinery very substantial fitted mp the
best style, and nearly JOHN L. BARINGER,
Nos 4 l56 and 53 Magazine street. and No. 69
street.
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Is 60 and 6l Poydrsq street, corner of Tchouptoual
DKUP SA Is
PKOP DsAIS.

PRoPosALs.'''''''. .....,'.'..'' PROPOSALS.
OFFICE N 0. CITY RAILROAD co.
Detemuer 9, 1865 !
Proposals will he received at this office until i jam
airy next laying Double rack Railroad from Canal to Bar
hooev street on Levee street. Singlerack through
Bartholomew and Dauphn street, and from
Dauphin street Larcd half mile above the Bar
racks thence Delery street. and down DeleTy Dauphtn
The work .it plan and spoci
cations file in the Office of the Company copy OF which
will be furnished parties proposing for the work.
Bids be for mile of single track laid complete and to in
clude taking up the pavement and relaxing the Il
satisfaction of the City Surveyor.
Tie Company will furnish all the materials necessary for the
execution the work furnish the labor only
The Company tile right to reject bids Of
ered will pr until the work is completed
Security will be required for faithful performance of the
contract. j. COLE, President.
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r,s,v. vec fF-4
] Attendu QUE I'd derniere legislature MA fait au-
cune ALLEGATION de fonds pour solder les depenses
n6cessaires ln bureau des terres de 7 Etat et con
siderant que lie registrateur du dit bureau q etc
nomme le ID Juliet passe, en- consequence
lie senat et Ia chambre DIES representants de fE
tat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assemble generate
d6cretent
Les fonds sHivants sont par lie present assignes
aux objets ciapras determines:
Pour le traitennent du registrateur du bu-
rean Sies terres de l'Etat, Iconforme-
ment lacte du II mars 1859, d comp
tel du 10 juliet passa jusqu'au 81 de-
celnbre de cette annee deux mile hut
cent douze piastres ct dix-sept sous. s2,s12 II
1 Pour traitement du commits dn susdt bu-
reau, conformement d l'acte du 17mars
E 1859, determinant Ie traitement du re-
gistrateur, pendant Ia periodic COM
prise entire 10 Is Juliet passes ct lie 81
decembre de cette aimee, neuf cent
seize piastres eft qnnze sous. .....,.. 5 9l6 Is
Pour location du bureau des terres, due
4 Richard Lloyd, cling mois ct quinze
jours, d yingt piastres par mois, Ia
somme de cent dix piastres IS. IS. .. s 10 90
Pour amenblement ct fais de reorgani-
sation du bureau des terres. payablea
w. q n. McCracken. la somme de
deux cent qnatre -yingt einq piastres. s 285 90
{ Pour impression de denx cents exem
plaires du rapport dubureau des ter
res, payable au Journal 9 Southern
Star, = cent quinze piastres ct Gin
quante sous. &. ]. I. &. Il, 5 10 50
Pour blancs, recepisses mandats, pa
tertes, pupitres 1t antres menbles ne
cessaires an bureau, deux mile piastres $4,000 90
lie tout s'eleyant 4 six mile deux cent
trente neuf piastres trente .deux sous. 5000 80
ss ss ": DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Orateur de Ii Chambre des Representants,
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouyerneur ct President du Senat,
Approuv6 le Il Decembre 1866, .
j. MADISON WELLS,
Gonyerneur de I Iltat de Ia Louisiana,
Pour copie conforme:
J. u. HANDY,
Eecretaire d. Etat
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No.Isl,
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An

10 AuTHoRIEE THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
70 EMPLOY An ADDITIONAL CLERK IN HIS OF
FIcE.
6EcrIoN !. BE Il enacted b. The Senate and
House cf Representatives Of TIE State Of
Louisiana, IN General Assembly conpeaed, That
the Auditor Of Public Accounts be, and he is here
~ authorized to employ additional clerk in his
ONCE, for one year a salary Of twelve hundred
dollars per annnn. and that said sum BE-, ana the
saneis hereby appropriated to carry said act into
elIAet. ass ST. F55s7 Hg sS s )
Pro. Bs u turahe, enacted, eta, That this act
tske effect from and after its passage.
lSigned DUNCAN s. CAGE.
y Speaker Of the House of Representatives
(Signed) ALBERT y0nRHIEc
4Aeutenant Governor and President Of the Senate,
proved December 81, 1865.
ssagned) ]. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
a huc copy:
p. HKaDv,
Ascressry Of State
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N Il
STEAM ENGINES BOILERS, SINGLE MACHINES,
Gin Gearing, Wrought-ron Shafting Pulleys
Wrought-iron Axles and Truck Wheels;
Woodward and Worthington Steam Pumps
Mctiowans Lift and Force Pumps;
Double actng Lift and Force Deck pumps;
Douglass Garden and Well Pumps
Hair Boiler Fetiug
Ashcrott's Steam and Vacuum Guaees;
Faber's Magnetic Water Guages.
Glass Tubes for Thermometers and Water Guage
Sheet iron Anchor Buoys;
Rubber Steam and Water Hose;
Wrought iron Pipes of all kinds
Iron and Brass Steam Fittings and Connection
Plumbing Brass work of every description;
Shee Copper Sheet market prices
Engineers Stores of every variety, always on hand
Copper Tin, Sheet-ron Blacksmith and Brass Work
cuted the shortest notice and the
Syphon Steam Pumps, Marshs patent direct from this
| mandatory
Orders solicited JOHN L. RARINGER,
Nos l5 56 and l58 Magazine street. No s. Notre
street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

JIOSTICK 81 SEYMOUR,
Importers and Dealers in
HARDWARE,
SHIP CHASDLERY,
BAR AND SHEET IRON,
TIN, TIN PLATE,
COPPER AND ZINC,
! RuBBER,HosE, '.~
BETTING,
PACKING,
GUM, CANVASS.
COTTON DUCK,
CORDAGEs
OILS AND COLORS,
COOKING STOVES, all sizes,
TIN WARE, stampers, plain, panshed and japanned-
Sc and IS Fulton street. 81 and 81 Front street
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s'IsrE,

VA AGHE
AuToEIsANT L'AuDlTEuR DEa coxprns
DAMS son BUREAU 81 anss,. pssLlcs
SECTION I. Le senat ct la chambre III, VI
sentanss de Etat de L. Louisiana, reunis an
bs6e gendrale, deeretent: - = sssern.s
L'auditenr des complies pubIics est par i ~,
cent autoris6 employer dams son bureau N ~,
4 n1is snpplementaire, pendant respace dune IS
nee ie traitement de- CO commits est axe donz,
cents piastres par an ct Ia ite sonme est alone,
pr les prezentes pefet dc metre execute,
fette susdite disposition. 80
sEc, 2. Decretent de plus:
tion. - : se-'p's' - son Auop
DUNCAN s. CAGE.
Ofsteur dc Ia Chambre dos Repr6sentanta
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Aeutenant- Gonyerneur ct President du ssnat
Pfronse le 81 D6cembre, 1865.
e ,. MADISON WELLS.
ssouxsrneur De I IStat do la Louisiana,
Pour oopie confosue:
n HARDY,
sscretaiEe d'Etat
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The Firm of MOSES Il HIRsCH is dissolved by
mutual consent. have taken the extensive Ware
house and Factory, No. 100 Water street. corner of
Fletcher and will continue to manufacture import the
best qualities and brands of CIGARS, under the d.
HIRsCH 4 CO. Ny friends and the trade generally being
well acquainted with my dealings have doubt will give
a snare of their future patronage.
D. HIRSUH
No. l60 Water street.
New York, Dec. 5, 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-03
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A L'EFFET DE PUNIR ToUTE PERsoNNE CoUPABLE
D'EaBAUCHAGE, SEDUCTION EFT REcEL pEs IRA
vAILLEBRs, DoMEsTIoUEs EFT APPRENTIs.
SECTION !. lie senat ct la chambre des repre-
sentants de 'Etat de la Louisiana reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent:
Toute personne qui embauchera, seduira, fourni
ra des ailments une retraite, aux travaillenrs qu
abandonment, sans 50 permission, lie patron ayec
lequel lis ont fait I'm engagement on auquel leurs
services sont assgnes, ains qu'aux apprentis lies
par IN contrat d'apprentissage, sera passible de
tous dedommages envers lie susdit patron, ct sur
conviction du fat, toute dite personne puns-
sable dune amende de cinq cents piastres umax-
mum ct de dix piastres au minimum GU dune en-
prisonnement dams la ge61e de paroisse, variant de
1 dix jours douze mois au plus lie juge pourra,
cams 50 discretion, appliquer les deux penes la
sRerIos 2. Decretent de plus
-, .ss 'uges De Etat devront, chaque session de
- ectiye, porter la connassance du
d S..s.a Wy, YES dispositions du present acte.
m lo.ios :. Decretent de plus:
5 Ae'e lois GU dispositions contraires au present
s.h0 - aemeurent abrogees, ct Get acte sor
=" son ensl compter de son aaoptiop.
DUNCAN S. CAGE.
- 81 10 - ehamore des Representants,
r;on. ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouyerneur ct Presidents Il, ST..
Approve lie 20 Decembre 1855. s'Aa''
:. MADISON WELLS.
Gonyerneur de lEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
i y. II. HARDY,
! Secretaire 'Etat.
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AsEIGNAET UNE ALLocA ALTON POUR CouyRIR LES DE
PENsEs On BUREAU BEs TERREs DE LiETAT PEN
DANT L'ASNEE FIscALE FINIssANT LIE 81 DEcE,s
HIRE 1865