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Commercial liigea oe


Business for the past week has been of such an ex-
tremey dull character that it is hardly worth while to
attempt report There has been nothing doing worth
noticing.
CoTToS.-With light receipts and declining market,
but few bales have changed hands. The annexed re-
port our Gotten factors give true index of the
market:
MEMORANDA D. B. MARTIN.-Tuesday, June Is.
We have material change to note in cotton
ket for the past week. The demand for the better
grades has been good. We quote ordinary l7@19c.,
good ordinary 1a@2oc. and low middling q @2l1c in
currency, taxes paid BY producer. Gold 135@ls7.
MEMORANDA OF j. NJ WAsKoM & Co.-Fuesday June
25.--Owing to the smah amount of cotton on hand,
light offerings and the very small quantity coming in,
but little has been done in the way Of business since
our last report. We have to note quiet and exceed
ingy dull market, with slight decline. Prices nom-
nal We quote good ordinary 1s1a@191sc. and low
middling 2o@2lc., taxes paid. Cola l35@137.
COTTON STATEMENT
Received from interior this week . bales 500
Received previously from 1st Sept. 1860. 200
I'll ,7o6
Shipped this week ........................ 443
Shipped previously Observation-Disclosures. 1926
Stock On hand. .............. ........ / 037
MosErARY.-Gold, ls5@l37 silver, - @12s; Mex
lean dollars, shade under gold. Our bankers are
selling sight checks New Orleans at Il and on New
York at Vet premium.
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SHERTEF,S SALE.

SHEREFF'S SALE.
IN DISTRICT G0URH-State Of Louisiana-Parish
IL Of Caddo-No. 746S.--H. MONTGOMERY vs.. Steamer
Dixie, Captain and Owners; By virtue Of writ of
the parish of Caddo will sell at public auction at the
Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July. 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock a. NJ and o'clock P.
NJ the following described property, to.wit:
ry furniture and tackle as she lies in tie river
at Shreveport
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale--CASH, with benefit Of apprasement.
JOHN j. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreyenort June < 1867. st pf Sl3 so
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River Intelligence.
1FFIsE eR Fna sS9Efi5ts EsTEfAs,

W EATHER AND AROPS.-tie SSdtief loF tue lHust
art Of the week hot and sultry. Monday the
5ttest day of the season, the thermometer standing
at one time 95 in the shade. Yesterday morning we
i'd delightful shower, which, if it extended far into
e country viii make thousands Of bushels of
nc erona look toleraby well both the hills and IN
a bottom . Many of tile bottom planters as fast as
e water recedes putting crop of Hungarian
ass seed with the calculation Of making as much as
!ough they had never been oKelfoWn. II will make
70 tons to the acre. which in this market ndsa ready
zasle at $40 per ton
The river opposite this point has fallen ia all about
10 and halffeet and last night about 265 feet
Dove low water mark. Nearly all the plantations are
1t Of water The river reported falling at all points
3ove here.
The following are the movements Of the steamers for
e past week:
WEDNESDAY, June l9.-The large and elegant week
II packet Bart Able, Capt w, G. Harrison Wm. cul-
srtson clerk got off to-day for 5th district headquar-
RS with 500 head of Texas bulls $50 bales OF cotton
md her spacious cabin nearly ful Of respectable look
ilg people, whom the clerk informed US had forked
yer the requisite amount Of greenbacks. 1t was
rst rate trip.
THunsDAY, June 20-The one-sided sidewhee packet
Independence Capt Frank Seth, GOT off to-day for Old
liver perfectly gorged with something for the natives
eat drink and wear. 1t was an Independent trip in
very sense of the word, and made the owners and Off
ers happy. Agent Thatcher stood on the bank she
luiea eh, WIN Jo'ii n.iiio "Aei iio Sosts .ae,
nre ri hnman felicity RI Tia back gronnd enaud ii
cen McWilliams the hull inspector, gazing with per-
aet delight at the magnificent scene before him. which
gas fnncn ehnyenea py spirited tune whistled py
5opJne The last saw of tbs n ho ut
he was goingup stream,wth one wheel in the water,
me- In me air ane totheri IN the pilot house.
oT n ~ rasa u sear tn e a Of
o the relief of the Live Oak, which was aground in
,welve Mile bayou
rKipAd, ou4e we" Inv 4u mau Greek
ay from The frontier with $40 bales Of cotton $500 bnll
ides and 30 passengers The Live Oak left the camp
1he iaen. on sne hornihg o tue z9lh When ABOUT
VERY effort was made to nu her of with liz IT
he command of her officers. Capt. White then came
tls plaGe os me ony ooa5 IN port suit
sacnFed to the amount he held her engody s
Application was made to the South Western Insurance
COMPANY for hull risk for S6000 which was refused
~ Tie president as this company takes no hull risks
t coming to the ears of Col Cults that the Live Oak
vas fast aground with valuable cargo and number
If passengers. and that the water was falling fast
hereby endangering the loss of property and fife he
Il once took forcble possession of the boat and sent
Ter TO the relief Of the Live Oak Just before the Co
lie left Can't White succeeded IN getting hull risk Of
$4,000 by the advice and consent of majority of the
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LEASE OF FERRY.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

SHREVEPORT, La, June 10, 1867.
NOTICE IS hereby given that on Monday, July
~ 8, AID. 1867, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A.Mand 70 o'clock at the Market house, in the city
of Shreveport, the Ferry opposite Shreveport viii be
let to the highest bidder for the term Of Seven Years
from the 10th day ofsJuly, A.D 1857
The lesseesshall use and run the !" Don Louis until
the 10th day of February 1868, at before which
said time he shall provide and have running and
complete steam ferryboat Of equal capacity and ton
mage to the said Don euis and shall then deliver the
said Don Louis to the city of Shreveport and to the
President Of the Police Jury Of the Parish of Bosser
in good condition when he received her, and
tear excepted The lease money shall be paid in
nua instruments that is to say The lessee shall give
fourteen notes. payable to the city Of Shreveport
and seven payable to the parish Of Bosser each for
fourteenth of the amount bid and payable at one two
three, four FIVE six and seven years from the 10th OF
July 1857, and to give security Sad notes sasfac
tory the Mayor and Trustees Of the city of Shreye
port and shall also give bond, approved likewise the
sum of FIVE thousand dollars for the faithful perform
of his contract, and shall comply with all ordi
Of the city of Shreveport the subject Of the
ferry It is to be understood that the ferrYboat
shall belong to the lessee ct the expiration Of the lease
Sje12 at F. a. LEONARD, Controller.
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shreveport Price Current.

{NApg From ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
III should be Understood that our quotations. gener
ally, represent le wholesale prices in United States
currency. III filing small orders, higher rates will
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Bucks Brilliant Cooking stoves
GULLETT,s PATENT IMPROVED
STEEL BRUSH. COTTON GINS


THNHIs GIN is made under the patents granted to B
Il D. Guett of Aberdeen Miss, in 1885, was for
merly manufactured by Gunnson, Chapman 4 Co, of
New Orleans, and Beckett & Tindall, of Aberdeen,
Miss, and is made only by the Mystic River Hard
ware Manufacturing Company, under the personal SUI
peryison Of Mr. B D GuIlett, the Patentee,
The peculiar advantages of this Gin are:
is much greater than by any other gin Of equal
number of saws gin Ct eighty saws turns out ten
bales per day.
Second. It separates from the cotton dust and
notes and leaves it clearer from NAB than any other
gin made.
Third. The effect of the steel brush to stfaghten
out the lint-removng all the kinks and knots-caus-
ing it to undergo partial carding process
Fourth The roll cannot be broken by ogerfeeding.
It does not ssspew.
Fifth It is made in superior style of workman
ship, strong and substantial, with iron ends Every
one is tested before being sent from factory
o. L. & J. CHAMBERLAIN, Agents,
Tallys Building, Milan street,
e12 IF Shreveport La.
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3. Il PATENTED ocToB
YEgHE ATTENTION OF I
this iustlr eeIehrated NJ

FHyHE ATTENTION OF T.
i this justly celebrated nc
a more brilliant, a safer, Al
other substance known. 1t ]
thereby rendering it a safe
Illuminating power is great
coal oil. II will not grease 3
white cloth.
1t Can be Used u. q
by simply attaching Q aitfere
perfect safety and aaaptabilitl
of all.
DR.. ]. L. CRAaTCoUR, til.
Orleans, asethos5trghly exar
it in a variety of ways" a
FECTLT NON EXPLOSIVE
dorses it as I" being thoroug
dence Of the public"
The Pesro 0ilin any guan
can be'had at TIL
No. 4 or
Owners Of the rights to mant
Oil in North Louisiana a,
~ Agents wanted for tt
Soto, Claiborne and Bienyille
of Davis, Harrison and Pane
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State of LouisIana-Parish of Caddo.
S..-ss..-.;~.,,- bal id a.,.a..a.a

State of LOulSIana-parISh OF CaddO.
Succession Of E. II. PoMERoY deceased
FHyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT--Notice is
4 hereby given that D. J. Elder, executor of the
succession of L. H. Pomeroy, has filed in my office
account and supplemental account Of his adninistra-
ton of said succession, and unless opposition is made
thereto thirty days. the time prescribed by law said
account and supplemental account will be approved,
homoogated and made the judgment Of the Court as
prayed for.
t-.-) Given under my hand officially, this 2Sth
I L. s. day of May, A. D. 1867.
--) fmy29 ST r. J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
Tutorship of c. E. BuRREss.
TyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
IL hereby given that Emily L. Burress, tutrix of C.
E. Burress, has this day fled my office her second
annual account in said tutorshp and unless opposition
be made thereto within thirty days. said second annual
account will be approved, homologated, and made the
judgment of the Court as prayedfor.
(-- Given under my hand officially, this 18th day
L. S. of June, A. D. 1867.
10y lies ST RI. WRIGHT, Clerk.
state of Observation-Disclosures of Caddo.
Succession of j. J. YEALooK, deceased.
| FFyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--Notice is
u hereby given that Mary G. Smith, Administrative
Of the succession Of J. j. Yealock deceased has this
day filed in my Office final account of her admnistra-
ton Of said succession, and unless opposition is made
thereto within thirty days the time prescribed by law,
said final account will be approved homologated and
made the Judgment of the Court, as prayed for.
l. (-- Given underEly hand officially, this 4th day
/. S. Of June, A. D., 1867
~ je5 st R. j. WRIGHT, Clerk.
g FURNITURE -
ssJ-zfeg Of every description at New -
Orleans Prices, for sale at
BERTRAND & ENDERS',
myI5 3rn 50 Texas street
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

sIiEHIHF'7S SALE. -
I'm DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisiana Parish
u of Caddo-No. 7466.-THos. BYLAND VS.. Steamer
er facias issued from the honorable the District Court
Of the parish Of Caddo and to directed will sell at
public auction at the Court House door, the city of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to-sTit:
The steamboat Dixie, together with all her machine
ry, furniture and tackle, she lies in the river at
Shreveport.
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of apprasement
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
ShreyanDrt Time s. 1887 f5t pf Si3 so.
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SEER.IFF.S SALE

SALES
TN JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State of Louisiana,
L. parish of Caddo-No. -. R. Dawes vs.. steamer
Dixie, Captain and Owners; L. P. MURPHY steamer
DIXIE, Captain and Owners; ELsTNER, K1NswoRTHY &
Co. vs. steamer DIXIE, Captain and Owners; JOHN
MowRY steamer Dixie, Captain and Owners; J.
FnaIIse vs.. steamer DIXIE, CAPTAINS and Owners;
W. JOKES VS.. steamer DIXIE, Captain and Owners ];
CHAs. HARPER steamer dixie, Captain and Owners.
By virtue Of writs Of eri facias issued from the hon
orable the Justices Court for Ward No 4, and to
directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit
The steamboat Dixie, together with all her machine
ry furniture and tackle, she lies in the river at
Shreveport.
Seized as the property Of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writs in the above entitled SUITS with
all costs.
Terms Of sale-CASH, with benefit Of appraisement.
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport June 5. 1867. T5t pf SIS 90
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s8Iss828sH} us ga xkIs
4 hi8a iEI 9tfJ F5aE5s lazzl'ag5zA
AoF- Tftazeoi asltol teri facias issase. tbs
honorable the District Court of the parish of Caddo
and TO me directed will sell at gubheaucon, at the
Court House door, the city of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of ) uly, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock " and O'Clock r.
NJ, the following described property, So-Wit:
two pairs blankets, two old eounterpanes, one old
sheet, one old shawl, pair saddle-bags one blue
overcoat old cotton Mattress imitation walnut
cane-seat chairs one pair andirons one walnut bed
stead, one walnut washstand, urn and basin, two
pitchers one water cooler, sewing table, cher
~ table, one lot of books.
Seized the property Of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit, with all costs
Termsof SaIe-CASH with benefit of appraisement
JOHN D. HOPE, Sheriff.
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HAVING purchased Of s. p. Griffin & Co. their en-
Ii tire stock of Hardware, Groceries, Plantation
Supplies &C., together with the Warehouse Property
lately owned by Howell 4 Buckner prepared to
do a general Receiving, Forwarding and Com-
mission Business.
Our proximity to the terminus Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the river will sue Us to conduct the
Receiving and Forwarding business at as snail
pense TO shippers as any house in the place We are
now erecting large and comm dens brick Warehouse
OF che capacity Of THOUSAND bnIes It's isolated po
sition precudes the possibility Of Ere, except It orig
mates m the, premises $3.50 s. ss-s5ssssEs5
Liberal. CASH ADVANCES made On ceusssn1nents
pf Cotton COL, Hides, Sc, &c, for sale here, n New
/ Orleans, or N New York.
/ iyIs 1yl GREGG A MANSEIL.
e vAIHA RI n pRnpERTY For SALE.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
From the Crescent

FRIDAY, June 81, 1867.
There is material variation of any kind to report
in the movement of the cotton market to-day. Offer
ings have been light throughout and those Of the bet
ter grades were especially scarce AT the same time
the demand fair though at time active or gen
era and the total purchases which restricted
1900 bales, effected very full prices. The
ports of depression at New York and Liverpool have
had no effect whatever, market is now almost
exclusively influenced BY the supply sale and the
condition of the growing crop. while the extremely
high ruling rates for gold and foreign exchange tend
very considerably to uphold prices
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. 1st, 1S66-bales.. I02,13g
Received since yesterday. ........ $40
Received previously. 740, 99S-7Al ,338
S43 AIT
Exported since yesterday ............
Exported previously .7s8, lss-7ss, 1873
55,sA
Additional bales made up from cotton
received in sacks and baled here, and
from SAMPLES pickngs etc....... $4,000
Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared s5,344
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VIM Gulhersson, CLERK, u, .u4 a ssy ~ .ssc 70
ne If IN lck. She is one of tAahest boats in the
of Merchandise per Steamboats,,

Uta52 Il UzaseU.--J A Shambler eco, Larssa, 9
GEs @44s2q Holt Tyler do; NC, Marshall do;
a1Tly Tyler do; Thos A Bell, Marshall, do; Repub-
55aa oHjact 9.23 do; Newcomb, Ceachi, 2 do Geo
8 woodward, Shreveport, do; A NJ Ward, Spring
4;iig4, 81 cot W Cooper Carthage, 20 do; CG Wat
F0u2, S.5gg.le, do; Fl VanHook, Marshall, 81 do;
doi&ua N 3 Ster, Tyler, / do.
H5.g@I 2aans G 7onshies--W w Haser, Green
wood tEE pt s, Wood & Hoffman, Starville, % do;
$mibA * Scott, Marshall I do; j Roshell, DeSoto 10
4 Gee Mit UNISON, so do; j N Howell, loo do; ] w
&i5easac Cfnden, do; j Wood Starve, j do,
S9lll 6 durham, Henderson, les do.
5Etj$& An oisSeQn-M Nichols, Marshall, 100
rSg& Sheriff If Caddo 800 do; Grover & Baker, New
Orleans dc; j Mccall, Richmond, 6 do; S B Le-
Hsyt G,@ Oh 81 do; " II Ward, Franklin, do; ] Fl
3Grceh SaFeFeport, "a dc, Rose & McCutchen, dc 1
de, teht s2s ct, Cairo Plant, 400 do
ElEEas q james McFadin, Tyler, pkgs; DIR. S
" @aT NJ Enterprise, DO; Clapp Brown, Troupe,
g e9s w trf nan, Tyler, 81 do; y y, Shreveport,
5ga, 8 p1sy DC eo's. Vhag Roat.-J Il Van
ilgaE M&esall, 10 pkgs S Wagnon, do rs do; Wyatt
Y 'Ni'5sws lreveport, do; R Dawes, do edo; G
2acst 1fsvsAaH, do.
Tia8@& d. rtoa,-sterling Price &co, St Louis, l4s
94s@s HStas
Z# @ 8 taraoad--loo bbls -four, 1900 bushels
Germ saaa risky, 5000 lbs rope, 5000 yds bagging,
It.
cassie EEs PEE TEXAS EMPRESS COMPANY.
dEs ! Pai rson, Shreveport pkg; Gregg & Man
44 dH lancaster, Durkes & Naples, do ! do;
Phelps 5#e5 II do; Stacey & Poland, do do; Howell
pc g85taa omkies, do do; E & B Jacobs, do do;
5Dstss1 amock, do do; w Fl N, do do; Il
3Ersts$a. N shall, lido; Judge D Brooks do Il do
0Eyt &b5 81 | do; A D Smith, do do W Whitaker,
gqtfersa9 9; Russell &co, dol do; Wright 6 Hem
&rtS&s III; j S Halter, do do; Mrs Ellen Allen
st ies5 u sarle, dol do; Fl Abney, Pittsburgh
~; AIRS = Anderson, Tyler, do; T Y 7 Jamson.
Sa# Sslea, do Walker, Pinetree, do; Mrs n
" F&$4# l1i man, do
NOTICE.
Z RING ~ absence from the State, Mr.. S. LEVY,
bE @F- SE4F duly authorised agent.
Z. BODENHETMER,
sraEeper May %, 1867. IF
NOTICE..
ny 8Gl ~ II. CR0WDER viii represent my prs-
zLe Bterests dnrinp nv absence from fha State
tA& e8s1&s5 DC III Ns DR. ASSIGN & GO. wt5E INV on as
Esit9! fafsaa Iii II. I LINDSAY.
+ WASHING MACHINES - Elstner
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TUTORS SALE.
Tutorship of BELLS HEIRS.
GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish Of Caddo-By vir-
y tue of writ of sale issued from the Honorable
the District Court of the parish Of Caddo, and to
directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
between the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock
M, the following described property to affect parti
ton between Henrietta Herbg and her minor children
to-wit:
Lot No three 3) in block No. thirty (31) togeth
er with the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated in the city of Shreveport.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of apprasement.
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff,
and ez-officio Auctioneer.
Shreveport, May o. 1867 TT pf SIS 90
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIE situated Id sila eskg nd
saausss, coz ssis Ro5 sset9a arsarpF q MS 90 ee.
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NOTICE L ]

Z ny 4af3sfH. CROWDER will represent my nr5-
sie rests during my absence from the State
tAe et4snes5 DC IN Ms sF As150M & Cd WIFE sa ou as
Esyat laiy2a snn Ri lin f3SA "
n! oSRla Al Is WASHING RaGIII Alss Il Elstaer,
hf9sERsthv es;e4SFus saIe hN
aa} YRS ~
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lae1y PAGEErs Iha elegant steamers, Bar A6e,
p& " C HarHaoa, eGd National Capt Dick Hin.
agtt, ars making geeklY trips between thtg city
mud Neg 0rlaaas The Bart able leaeas tors ey4ry
"Wednesday nd NoW Orleans every Saturday Tie
#afiolal gsgez acre eFeTy Saturday and New GreRna
every @H5aaag For sp5ai aaa comfort taese boats
era unsgg p1ssea ana their ocers determined 10
use etItg or n make ile iltle. Thus i,l tey h@ge
RArEs % FaeasH? ae weekly packets are trtr Stag
an fFsg t7ae@sl RI lbl. 5gd taxing out cotton
@t S2 P# tMe.aha ca&tg at rar hs4d. Passage S5q,
R3aHEw 0atIaNs TsrD4Y.zttEie large aud fast run
niug kly- pocket BaIt tbl5, Eqbt II c. Harrison,
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NOTICE.

II absence from the State, Mr.. S. LEVY,
XII duly authorised agent.
Z. BoDENHEIMER,
! May %. 1867. IF
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sSfI3aIIOEtAEs WAEFsJNsss
TIME BEST 2-II0RssE NAG0N So &.
worthy ~ Gs s Fet sssle bv
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- MANHOOD:
9 How Lost how Restored!

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LECTURE IN THk NATURAL TRkA1MENI,
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MoNDAr, Sept. 2. 1867.
Board met in regular session. President
Goodrich in the chair.
AL! members present except Mr.. Ward, Of
jackson.
The minutes Of the last meeting, as we'll
as the Record Entries made in vacation,
were read and approved
Several petitions and memorials we're re-
ferred to the respective committees.
Ordered, that the Treasurer be instructed
TO correct the erroneous tax receipts Of VIM.
Brown, Of Denmark township, for the year
1856.
The sum oftwenty five dollars was allowed
to M. A. johnson, blind lady Of Green Bay
township, to enable her to a scholarship in
the Blind Asylum.
Ordered that the Board adjourn until 8
o'clock to. morrow morning.