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COTTON FRAUDS

Among other important matters be-
fore the Cabinet to-day was the subject
of cotton speculations at the South.
There is positive information in the
possession Of the Government, showing
that immense amounts of cotton be-
longing TO it have been stolen, and that
some Of the thieves are in the civil and
military service OF the United States.
THE TORPEDO BOX-ADDITIoNAL DETAILS
Judge Field, of California, received
by express, on Saturday, a small box
with q printed address, which came
from San Francisco by the last steamer
Not knowing the purport, he proceeded
TO open 1t with the ordinary caution
which curiosity inspires, in the presence
Of Judge Lake, who is also temporarily
here. Upon unscreWing and raising
the lid about half an inch, Judge Lake
caught sight of several little conner
wires, and instantly suggested that it
was an Internal machine.
Further operations were SUSPENDED.
and the box placed in 3 tub OF water
until yesterday, when it was taken to
tae War Department, where it was
opened, and twelve large metallic car
tIidges, with heavy balls, nicely ad-
jUsted with Illuminating powder, so as
20 explode upon the raising of the lid,
were found There was a single line
written upon the inside of the lid. as
follows Last October you decided
the Puebla case
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500 Agents wanted.

OOU ABOuIo w ttuIOO'
RDnn A MONTH guaranteed and expenses
- LAI(I paid 20 statesmen, energetic young
men. Tearfers Returned Soldiers, and al who en-
gage be- the sale Of Hollands Lue Of Lincoln,
Gkphou's History Of the Rebellion "Hesdey's
Life OF Wa hington," and msny other Standard
Works and EneTavngs. For terms and territory
sppy imme edistely, in person or by letter, 81 my
office, r. j. llhbLht
il4 Fourth st., bet. Market aud jefferson,
nov2-slu dkw LOUISVILLE ny
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A Gard.

WITH the view of retiring from business, on sc
w count Of dselinfug hesl h, haye disposed Of
nv entire stock o. urugs, Medicines, etc, 20
Mossrs- X p. Jenkins & O.. Who vii ccnunle TIE
h-,s,pess q the oia sasna. No. 3 Msrkot street
t.ke ths opportunity 70 return n y thSnss 70 me
ruhiic Tor the very liberal % I1nsge when has
h.en extended 20 me Tor q number OF yesrss $40
hsfpess continuance cf Co my sgcceSsors, y nom
NOS Heartily recommend - business nieu u eA-
f'iias.'-a IN Il. WILLS
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nOoA AND : OB 1.EISTISC.


CAMERON, WA. 4 CJ.-Booz and Job Printers,
~ and pa fishers Of the Dmy and weekly
Union, Primers AIey, between Union and Dead.
erick ktreets.
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BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.

SPRING WATER BREWERY.-siANKEL 4
- FRANK, SUCCESSORS 10 M .. DrucEel. Brewers
oi ale ana Lager Beer, 10. Al Broad sUesi, Nash
vile. Tenn idsc3 ly
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aflaahrille 9glnion.
WM. CAMERON 8 CO., PubIIshers.

FRIDA.. JANUARY 10, ls55.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Tho above Work Is not only endorsed ~ d G
President, "a The bsst and most complete BIT We
have the pleasure Of ADDING certificate from his
Son and Private secretary-
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CLAIrI As.ENTS. &c.

AHYERS HUNT-Msnuiacturers Of all the
wi Latest styles OF First CIsss Carriages and
b1ggies, Express Wagons ana CArIysl-s, u NortE
MzIhst street.
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INTNN ~ = IIltN7IUINl
WAsHiSGToS, D. c, Dec. p, ls65.
From the eUa-rinstion hsye been abe to give
tie ~ ifs Of Andrew johnson" which YOU send me
| balieve IL be the best arranged and most com
plete yet published, and you will plesse sccept the
thanks OF the President and myself 'or the copies
you so kindly forwarded
tSignedl RJh'TJOhNsOS, Pr. Sec.
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M AIZ e N A.

The food and luxury Of the age, without single
fsult one trial will convince the moot skeptcal-
Makes Pudiings, Cakes, Custards, blanc Msnge,
&C. without isinglass, with few or no eggs. al cost
astouIshing the most economical. slight addl-
ton 10 ordinary Wheat Flour greaty improves
Bread and Cake. It's aso eIcellen for thicKellng
sweet sauces. graves fort FISH or fheat soup, For
Ice-Cream nothing can compare with H.. A little
boiled n milk will produce nch cream for coffee,
cho -olste, tea, dc.
But Up in one pound packages, under the trade
mark Msizeua, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children and
invslds Of all sges. Fer sale by Grocers and Drug
gists everywhere.
wholesale Depot, I66 FuIton 81. New York.
WILLIAM DURTEA, General Agent.
June 24-IY.
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CARRIAGE llANUFACTUREts.

CINGLkTON, K. d --B0okssller, Publisher,
- SanoneT, and Pedodi-A BsGsr, Pest once
Building.
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From tle Washington Corrssrondent OF the Ci
C.1nati Gazette, Jsn. To-
Sale at he Dead Letter OHicp

The auction sale of sccumulatious at
the Dead Letter Office, which has been
| for some two weeks or more, in prog
ress, hss come to s close. More than
six thousand packages were sold, the
! prices at which they were knocked
down ranging from one cent up, in
some cases, perhaps, to fifty dollars, sv-
eraging possibly a dollar each. The
most OF the packages consisted Of the
meanest stuff in the form of jeWelry.
Several hundred poor watches were
sold, and some few gold ones All sorts
OF clothing, from z military boot to a
lace collar, good, bad and indifferent
new and old made and unmade, for
men, women, children and babes, and
every conceivable memeL to that moth.
ers, sisters and sweethearts could pack
into the mail bag for friends in the
army, were represented in the col,ec-
ton
The Department of Patent Medicines
was especially full, comprising in all
two hundred and thirty-fye packages,
and embracing a specimen of more or
less value Of almost everything in that
interesting line of business Pills, pow
ders, rejuvenstOrs, inyigorators and bal
sam; Tennessee shrub for the hair, lily
white, hair dye and the antidote for to-
bacco, Yillainous mess, enough 10 de.
stroy town or kill an army
STEEL RAILROAD STOCK.
The demand of the American rail
roads for steel rails, ties, sxles and
crossings, and other similar materials
is increasing rapidly, and steel for this
purpose IS now considered a necessity
by our first engineers. The steel, it is
found wears twenty times as long as the
iron rail, while the ties and sxles far
exceed iron in strength and durability,
and most important of all in safety.
The Pennsylvania Railroad hiss con-
tracted for four thousand tuns of steel
rails, and the Philadelphia, Whining
ton 4 Baltimore Railroad for ten thou
sand tuns. The prime cost of steel rail /
IS about 50 per cent above the cost of
iron rail IL is the purpose of the COM
panles mentioned TO substitute steel
rails for the iron ones now in use on
the sections Of their respective roads |
requiring repairs. They have deter
mined never 10 relay their roads with |
iron rails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
"RichcIfeu- at the Winter Garden.

Those who were so fortunate as to be present,
last evening at the Winter Gardenand the house was
crowded-witnessed one Of the most thrilling efforts in
dramatic art that have been made. within the memory
Of this generation Mr.. Booths Rcheeu Is the perfect
embodiment Of the ideal of the autborthe soldier
priest the fierce and terrible Minister of France the
stately and awful preate the tenderheared affection
nte sweenatured old man. All the intense passion Of
that great nature all the pride Of an ambition that
scared to the topmost pinnacle of human power all the
sublime tenderness OF manly. paterna affection light
ing crowned and robed vice and tyranny met in his
personaon and made themselves felt in the hearts oil
his auditors Nor were the quaint features OF the char
acter-its grim humor its vanity its wordliness-
forgotten From first 10 last the personation was the
fruit If an unerrng mental conception la execution
too it vas almost faultless. rifing physical weak
ness now and then-the result probably OF many repe-
titions of Hlmlewas its only defect; and that seemeu
trivial. Mr. Booth has made very careful STUDY oi
this character He Celebrates from point TO point WIN
the greatest nicely. He never wastes his strength anu
thus the performance grows as II progresses au NC
comes at the same time massive in general eiiect anu
beautiful in detail More than this st not heedlui 10"
10 saw But We must forget TO note that those WHO
we're so fortunate TO be present al the winter "i
den last night also witnessed such triumph IN stage
pageanry and scenic art as has never hitherto oeen
achieved upon the New-York stage. The management
has amply fulfilled its promise The hbrary-scenc IN
the Cardinals palace IT, in the fullest sense OF tue "oru
beautiful-and il is as true as beautiful Very elabor
ate and picturesque also is the scenery representing
the garden of the Louvre and that of the throne ROOM
with which the play concludes The greatest care has
been taken 10 insure perfect accuracy in scenery
and costumes As the acting Of the subsidiary parts
We have not time to speak at present-since we write
hastily at late hour-beyond remarking that julie ne
Mortimer was acted with exceeding grace and sweet
ness by Miss Rose Eytinge, and that MI Barron re-
presented De Mauprat with taste and spii-alOeit his
imitation OF Mr. Booths manner ID neither agreeable
nor wise The popular success of this revival certain
nor need be prophet in order 10 oresee very
long and prosperous run for ihe drama OF llcne'
lieu al the Winter Garden
THE above notice in type for frjays paper bot wac
cT0Sded cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
THE SKATING SEASON.
The Ice i'm Excellent Condition Yestcrdny
ALI the Ponds Covered with skaters
Lively Scenes on the Central PARK
Lakes-skafing EIsewktre-Thet sreas
Ponds Of brooklyn.

Yesterday was one ofthe most eDjoyaoic days
of the presen. years skating season. The atnos.
phero was clear and sunshiny. and just crisp and eod
enough to keep the ice in good condition, and render
exercise agreeable OF course such dehshtfai Gay
was taken advantage of by crowds OF skaters MANY
thousands participated in che sport during tuo ny
the public ponds were throneed 70 excess ani tno
proprietors of rriv0to SEATING ponds reapod
tory harvest OF stGmpS.
TBE CENTRAL PARK LAKES
were usual the popular center OF
who did not 10 60 beyond the HUNTS Vi
Island. ,un. u,s az ga
brbt there were several thousand skate at one ime
on the different ponds. large numner were !au.es
many of them dressed in exquisite winter costinrs
and nearly all Of them exhibiung more oI 'eso "'o ~
Tho refesbmenf houses on the borders Of the lakes
were crowded excess throughout tho DAY, ana INC
scenes presented around the great stoves IN te rerg
rooms which were constantly filed with ladies' warm
ing their feet preparing for the ICY heater without
were almost interesting az the liveer scenes ia inc
The private ponds in the vicinity OF TIE Central Park
also did m excellent business being crowded. more or
less, during the day and evening.
The BROOKLYN PONDS
have hardly received the mention III Sew-Norh pa
pers which they undoubtedly deserve.
There is certainly no place within the limits OF the
metropolis 10 compare to several OF thesa ponIs 10
Pond of BROOKLYN covers many acres, and - profanity
the largest in the vicinity while tho accomHodatohs
are nrolably e1ual 10 those Of any other pond
TIE Captone is also a noble sheet OF crystal, almost
as extensive as the Union pond Ether OF these ponds
better deserve the OF lake than any one Oh Tue
eramped aud always unconfOrtably crowoed ponds Oh
The Central Park where fair trial of speef on runners
Is almost impossible; and they are therefore da re-
ceving accessons Of patronage from the metroponhn
lovers OF the sport. The Chichester pond Is also fine
sheet and was with the other Brooklyn ponds. largely
attended Yesterday by skaters OF both seIes.
TEL NLw.JERSEY PONDS,
Of which there are several Jersey city and Hoboken
as well rs the canals and swamp waters, were
also largely attended Yesterday and The skating upon
them was almost uniformly excellent
The skating OF this year bids fair to be IN
usually long and uninterrupted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

.,-o,eh al time re the dead of The nation Sir.
VEG there ever baspsemy before like thsf VINO
was IL burned the temple of Ephesns Who Was II I'M
jtated the thunder of Jove All that was poor com
nared wifh this blGsphemy. / say If the loyal dead
r,ho are thus associated with the traitors who muir
dered hem put by the gentleman on the same footing
with them and are to be treated ~ the common dead
Of the nation Il say sir If they could have heafd the
rentleInrn they would have broken the cerements Of
the tomb and staked forth and haunted him until bis
ex halls senred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

are now acknowledged the best instruments m America Is
vel as I'm Europe having taken Thrfyco Frs Prenin,n,,
Cold and Sirer MeGls the Principal Fairs held IN TINS
conntry within the years and In addition thereto they
re awarded First Prize Medal at tho Great International
Exhibition in London 1872. for
powYuyrr CLEAR BRILLIANT, AND SYMPATHETIC lone
with workmanship shown In Grand ana square
There were 269 Pianos al parts Of the world entered
for connections and the special correspondent oil Inc Times
/, A. ..o.. g.. am,
pba and stronger and TO the point than That OF any
European maker. a
has caused uation in musical circles throughout the CON
inen and az result the Messs SrEISwAY are IN constant
recent Of ORDER from Europe thus insnganZa new pnao
In The history Of American Panoore by creating IN them 81
article Of export" ,,- - r,,-,
TyyRy srRIswAY PiASoT0RTB IS WARRANTED ron FIVE
YEARS
Anon. the many aud valuable Dpcrt'nt improve
pents n,oduced by Mcssr Stenway sons in then PIANO.
fortes, . - p-,,,.,rns
Is directed to their
ParRsr AGRAFFE ARRAyGEMRSr. ~
(oy which letter, patent were granted them Nov. 30 1881
The value aud Importance Of this invention having been
practically tested during period Of nearly xix years, by
stenyay Sons in their Grands and priced Square
Pano-oes and admitted 20 BE- the greatest Improvement OF
modern times they that they have determined
10 introduce. their Patent Agssfe Arrangement ~ srTy
Pi1noyte HGHcfed BY heH. irihon. iac,ea'e o ~ oof
order that All their reap the tul advantage Of
''' $500 ~ ASONs FOR PURCHASING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
Baltimore Cattle Mnrkct-FEB. |.

Cattle are IN light supply. Beef offerings 51j head The
opened with strong market owing 20 short supply, the
severe wraher Keeping several lots back including 200 head
detained the Ohio ny ice. Sales ~ advance Of 4.
The rate. obtained 10 not show tins Improvement the quality
the cattle being eiGll 90 last weeks receipts Range Of
prcs ofyery best 25d ~ fret quality butchers cattle
"a 0d -: second quality &c y5G ~; stock cattle. - p
average price u the orc - % Hog market very liberal
and ruled heavy TIE desand r pi,le being unmponani.
and closed dill l3GS 80 MT for ordinary prime live
hogs Shcep-rccips conii1re large total Tor tie week.
only 5000 Disposed Of - SAD. gro. Tor common 10
very good tud q, :, l. .or very prime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
CITY NE Ws.

The I'D REGIMENT CONCERT THIS EVENING
Especial attention is called to the advertisement in
columns Of the seventh OF the Promenade Concerts
Of this Regiment to be given for the benefit Of the Pa
tIiot Orphan House ths evening. Tho programme
would alone be sufficient attraction but tie object Of
the concert-the Of the soldiers chidren--conno
fail to interest every Tickets may be obtained
Randolphs corner Of Ninthst.. aud at Caswell &
Maek's, under the Fifth.ave. Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

BURGLARY IN ESsEX-sT. -Wiliam Hawkins
yesterday morning arrested by Officer Byrnes OF
the Fourth Precinct charge Of having broken into
the cigar store Of David Wolburg. No. so Essexst,
and stolen therefrom cigars valued at Sl7O. portion
of tle stolen property oundin the possession tie
accused. Al the time Of his arrest the prisoner was
going through LOOseyelt.st with a confederate. Tie
latter succeeded IN making his escape. Justice Dow.
lng subsequently committed the prisoner for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
CONSTITUTION LIFE snap

CONSTITUTION LIFE SIlt'P
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLA&Ds
Rhsr of the Face Meek, Female Breast and saod be
t,ken as soon as the swelling Is detected, ,s pf"vs1as
their breaking and producing troublesome Disch bg sc'e'
which dhgre many OF the younger portion OF the COM
nunty from sir to twenty years of sss Young children srs
very subject Discharges from thc taTf which p 40 'pod
crofaous constaticn. These CAGES soon recon- y 1ns
few doses Of the Life Syrup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

SHOOTING ARRAY. - While John Herr, a
night scayenger residing at No e. willctst was at
work Thursday night Watts's Hotel in Canal.
st., James Harrington fired four shots at him. one of
them taking effect in the head of Herr causing severe
wound. The action was witnessed by Officer Fransson
Of the Twentyciehth Precinct, who nj arrested
the assaildnt Yesterday he committed for trial
by Justice Ledwith. in default Of 81, 800 bail He il
native Of ireland, aged % years The origin Of the
difficulty did not iranspre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
lAdvertisementI

Reconstruction can Dc properly under.
stood only by nvuds aud others who kgNrs EAsI
INDIA COFFEE. For sso by all grOcers Wholesale depot
NO. lJi Readest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

Epileptc Fs sympsiLetic or Organic p're''' % '"'
Heart, rslptaon Disease OF the Novss' p'o'u.iIs
gns or filing sound Dropsy fthe Heart Case AMI al ms
Of this mpoItan, o.an (persons suers -oin
se pain IN the region of the hearth will he greatly geeve!
By Constitution Life Syrup
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
SUFFERING FROM ISDsPosrroS TO ExERrIoS rAiS IN fhs
BACK Loss OF MEMORY, FoREBoDiSGs HoRRos OF CAiAs
IT. FEAR or DISEASE. DIMES OF VISION DRY nos
SKY AND ErrREnrlEs, WANT OF sLEEr, REsfLG'sSts
Pux HAGGARD CousrESAScE AND LAssITupE OF IHs
MUSCULAR SYSTEM all require the aid of ne 'oNS'''U'
TON LIFE SYRUP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03

All .cyofuous person. suffering from -su'ti icVLiy.
Emaeistiou Dyspepsia and Dropsy Of the limos. .odoru,
and the female Dropy the ovsries and World generally
accompanied with Inflammation and liberation Of he Ceru,
are permanently cared by Constitution Life SyIp Tbs
disease known GoitIe sweIled Neck the Life SriP
viii remove entirely Tho remedy should De kei io some
rie as the dsea.e exceedingly chronic and ebor sn
viii not be removed wi.hou. ext.a effort.
Tumors ofthc Ova-ies, Tumo. Of the Breast ed "ens
o. other glands OF the body win b. completely red ed VII
out resort'ns to the knife ope.ssions ofsry tge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
IAdveItiseTnentl

A SILENT SEWIYG-MACHISr. making the
celebrated WilcoI Gibbs Stichp strong elrstie and
dYf,bla WILCOX GIBDs. No. 5OS B5psJwU,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
TALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAIa ESTATE,
situated On canp Nav Lsvee, Triangle Buildings and
& Galliepe streets, OF auction sssa
AY O. T.. GlHAKNEY3 u Coz

vALuA.IE IMpRoyED AND RIs n ESTATE
Caliepe streets at auction sS5355
HI q. e. GIRARDEY ~ CO.,
II N. v Hook, Auctoreer.
Office, No. IL Exchange Place
Royal street between oasa and 6sstononse Streets
I sSs sdSSss .
a ssssss sssssss ss
bess On us y M e. e. a s
ots n this city located i one Of most
s. @ Ills aas aoa
Thss spacious 1T Il New hs
Tepsichoe strests and % feet front
This nsproparty divides the the
That Inc store property Il square or sst known as n.
SosaSsa Leves Dsera louisa sssst
M measures ii inches front on Dslod street u feet
inches front New Lsyse street z feet inches eg
nla o. M. a sm Let M ss on an
pss s Tsyss ss sSss i
the Messrs. Haler 4 Iagsn, iron workers s;
ture Or Dsord street. faat il inches 'front.' on Louisa street.
g inches deep irregular line dividing from No
es
Clio Jacobs and Soils sreet designated BY this Nos
5and6 Lot No forms the Corner q Jacobs and caope
By depth and front Jacobs q 100 feet and lots Nos
and measure each Y ees inches and lines got On
These lots are admirably adapted dwelling
aass on 3 ss dspG and
credit in notes Of the purchaser secured by mortgage
s. s
Of sale before Geo. W. christy notary public at the
eyneuse of the purchasers, =. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24
GRAND SOUTHERN GIFT SALE.
N. ". MANNING & CO.,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets, New Or.
leans, La. M.
100000


Worth of Pianos Watches, Jewey of every description for
Ladies' Gentlemens wear Silver Plated Ware of all
kinds Gold Pens with Silver Extension Holders, Rubber
Holders tgod mounted Pencils with Rubber Holders gold
nouned Photograph Albums in endless variety Portfolios
Ladies' Gentemens Portmonnaes Pocket and Pen Knives
Books Family and other Bibles Engraynas Photographs,
Autographs Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards ETC.,
etc. to be sold for One Dollar without regard to value.
PLAN OF SALE:
Photographs Of the leading Generals and other celebrated
characters with advertisement naming each article and its
price, placed in sealed enveops and well Mixed
which will be any address, by mail post paid
eept Is cents for One Dollar II for Two Dollars % for
-Four Dollars 80 for Five Dollars 100 for Fteen Dollars
On rsespt ofths Photograph you will what you
going have andshsn it will be your option whether you
pay one dollar and take the article, or not
Address N W. MANNING i co.
\ Postofiee Box No 1923, New G, sssas, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24
J. II. HAspY, Secretary Of State.


ErAr DE La LOUISIANA, BEREAVEMENT DE LExEcUrfF, 1
Nouyelle Orleans lie IL janvier 1866 !
TTENDU qu'applicatIon n etc faite a mol
IA par Bernard rpn pour lie cancellation de obligation
ociela eeanteur dams pour 10 paroisse d0reans
savoir--
Une obligation, dataa du 20 fevrer 1865 $1,000 sgne
sse,,rits ehaquan pour Ia some Dc $500 La ate oSga.
ton contionnes 10 fdee execution, la dit
Bernard Turpin de devors CONNIE encanteur susdt
par lie present donne touts q nteresses
dams te obligation de moaTer Ia eeure bu
seeretaire Eta dc guatre vngtdix ors de Ia
publication de Get avis les alsons lesqaees Ia
Donne main ct lie dEtat, cfdessHs, &c
l2emeour ianyer 1866 lie quatreyingt dxneavie
me de findependence des Eats-U nis.
]. MADISON WELLS,
Par lie 66uyerneur.