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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
No 2g.-LLttleIohn Vi. Fowler.

No 29.-Littlejohn vs. Fowler.
FACTs.-FowIer, by his agent, Farm
ington, sold to LittIejOhn the growing
timber on tract OF land near Memphis,
and also rented the land to LittlejOhn for
1920, to be paid IN the future. The con-
tract was reduced to writing but not
stamped.
Fowler and Littlejchn-IRying two
counts in the deciaratiOn-One, on
the written contract, assigning breaches,
the other, d common count for use and
occupation, etc. On the trial the plain
tiff offered in evidence the written agree
ment, which was rejected for want of 3
stamp. The plaintiff then was non
suited on the first count.
The plaintiff then introduced the agent,
Pennington, and proved by him the
agre6men between the parties, but
failed to prove the actual Use and occu-
patton under the second count. 1t came
out in toe cross examination OF Farm
ington that the contract had been re-
duced to writing, and was the same set
out in the first count.
Held l. That the practice OF the courts
in England, in entering a ROa-steit against
the plaintiff, for want OF, or insuficiency,
OF proof, does not exist in Tennessee.
This power IF Yl0gl-sujt is an inUdSiOn by
the Court Of the province Of jury, 1t is
the right Of the plaintiff, if he chooses,
to have the jury pass finally on his case,
on the merits.
2. This action cannot be maintained
with the proof on the general count for
use and occupation, for the witness,
Pennington, failed to prove any actual
use aud occupation, although be proved
al ebecUtory agreement to that effect.
3. Toe question is reserved as to
whether an action can De maintained on
a contract not alleged in the declaration
to be in writing, if it turns out ia the
evidence that the same was reduced to
writing, and void for want Of a stamp.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
R RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE 18th In
I J slant train will be run between Hope
neid and EdmondsOn's g, until further notlee' Oh
tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays, as follows;
Leave Hopeheld at 1880 an,
RefuruinR leave Edmondson's at $3.50 p m.
FerrvbcaG Nevada VIII leave foot OF Unlsn
atreer and connect with train.
Excursion tieks Is, good for three days, sold al
reduced rates.
= 'ckets for sale at following odices:
NemphIs and Charleston Ticket once, NO.
-' Hemnhis and Ohio Ticket Office, No. 2S75z
Ts1yy = killers Ticket ONCE No. jefferson
to- JAMES W. ROB ERTSOH,
isIs II General Superintendent.
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No. so.-Pope vs.. Taylor, Cole 6 Mcleod.

No. SO.-Pope VS.. Taylor, Cole Mcleod.
FACTs.-Pope employed Armstrong to
haul lot Of cotton to Memphis, and to
deliver the same to Galbreath, Stewart
& Co., to be sold by them as cotton fac
tors. Armstrong, instead Of delivering
the cotton as instructed, consigned the
cotton to Taylor, Cole & Mcleod, who
were also cotton factors at Memphis,
and who, without fraud on their part,
sold the cotton as factors, and on their
part paid Armstrong the proceeds OF the
cotton as his. Pope, the owner of the
cotton, sues Taylor, Cole & Mcleod for q
conversion.
Held /. That where the principal
invests the agent with the possession
and apparent ownership Of personal
property, the agent can pass valid title
TO btnG fde purchaser, although the
agent may be acting in violation of his
actual instructions.
,. An agent has not by virtue of pos
session merely, the power to sell.
3. Taylor, Cole d Mcleod, in the sale
of this cotton, acted as the agents of
Armstrong, and IS 8 principal cannot
confer on an agent the power to commit
q tort, Taylor, Cole & Mcleod are liable
directly to the owner Of the cotton, as
Armstrong himself would be.
4 As Pope, the owner of the cotton,
never gave Armstrong any power Of sale,
nor clothed him with any apparent own
ership Of tbs property, all the acts Of
Armstrong In relation thereto were null
and void, and constitute no protection
l0hdteUer TO Taylor, Cole & Mcleod, who
are lisble to the owner for the value of
the cotton.
5. 1t was held ia this case that the act
Of 1865, increasing the Jurisdiction Of
Justices of the Peace to $3.50 in torts, did
not affect the jurisdiction of the Circuit
Court over such actions.
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dEM?UES APPEAL


On Monday evening, the I'D instant,
there was large meeting at Nashville
Of soldiers and sailors to appoint dele
gates to the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention which will assemble at New
York on the 4th prox. Gen. A. r y.
Dawson presided and Col. z. P. Clark
and Mai. Frank Reeves were Vice
Presidents, and I. D. Walker Secretary.
The Committee on Resolutions, Co.'s.
Frank P. Cshill and James Chamberlln,
and Mai. /. d. Walker, reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Believing that the pros
perity and future greatness Of our cuun-
try 5sOtV depends mainly upon the pro
motion Of peace, harmony end good will
toward all men, and having confidence
In the gsllsntry, honor and integrity of
those who were Lately 8rrsyed against
Us in battle, and believing that when
they surrendered to the armies Of the
United States and took the oath % ale
glance to the United States Government,
that they did so honestly aGd ia good
faith and whereas, their conduct since
the close of the war has been such IS to
challenge even their most bitter political
opponents to point to one single in
stance where true soldier of the Con-
federate army has wiifully violated his
parole; and whereas, under the pracCi-
csl workings Of the present pr0scriPtive
policy Of the dominant party ia the
South, legally 10 party and not loyalty
to the Constitution and Government of
the United States, is the requisite 70 en-
fraBchisement; therefore
Resolved, That the policy Of the pres
ent dominant political party ia disfraG-
ehising large proportion Of the citizens
OF our country is not only contrary to
tbs spirit and genius of our Govern
ment, but unWise, ungenerous, and cow
Rrdly 10 the extreme and ungOrthy OF
the sanction Of aDy one claiming to be a
victor in the recent sa1guinRTy struggle
for the preservation OF the glorious Rs
public in Which We live, and for the per-
petuatiOn of which we peFiled our lives,
sBd now pledge our fortunes and sacred
honor.
ResolUed, That We are in favor Of uni
versal amnesty and pardon for all past
political Offe1ses in connection with the
lste war.
That the faith, integrity sad credit of
the Government must and shall be main
tanned, but that the ouus Of bnrthen-
some taxation, to which We are sub
jected, requires the strictest economy in
administering the affairs Of the nation,
and the most rigid adherence TO the Law
in dischErgiBg cur national debt, and
that the currency which We received for
our services, il defending the life Of the
nation, is good enough for the discharge
of the nations obligations to the bond
holders.
The Committee on Delegates reported
the following named gentlemen ss dele
gates, who were unanimously elected:
DELEGATES.
Gen. A. R. z. Dawson, Col. Frank P.
Cahill, Col. 4. =. Clark, Eng. B. W.
Randall, U. 5. Navy, Gen. Theodore
Trauernicht.
ALTERNATES.
Capt. Cochran, Capt W. Rsps, Of
Murfreesboro; Col. Condo, OF Memphis;
Mr.. Alberts, Major f. Linck, Of Chatta-
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The MERCANTILE AGENCY

r 9. DUN & CO., Southwest corner Main and
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room s,
Memphis, Tennessee.
5. 3. WRIGHT, General Agent
mhs II For Memphis and Vicinity.
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Capt. Cochran, Capt. w. Rsps, Of
Murfreesboro; Col Condo, CT Memphis ;
Mr.. Alberts, Major +. Linck, Of Chatta-
nOOga.
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No.9.-Traoue, DAVIS q CO, VS. R. H. Short &
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Appeal Job Office.

Reduced Prices
AT THE
APPEAL Jos OFFICE.
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Gen. A. r. 2. Dawson, Col. Frank P.
Cahill, Col. Z. ?. Clark, Eng. B. w.
Randall, q. 5. Navy, Gen. Theodore
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OUACK NOSTRUM.

1t is NO Huunbus
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SHERlFF'S SALES.
Ys. A. 5. MANsFTELp-FrrrH

EtriRD CoNERY VS. A. g. MANsFTELD-FIFrH
District Court Of New Orlesns-Eo 1896
<DY VIRTUE OF a writ OF asr, faetss To
Dine oil ected BY the Honorable The fifth District
Court Of Nev Orleans in the above enttlsd cause
viii Brt sell Public Auction MsTchants and
Auconeers' Exchange, Royal between canal AID
streets In the Second District u tsis city
MONDAY the eiguth day Of June 1868 At IL O'Clock
AL the right, title and interest OF the aefsndsnt
Mansfield in and % thirty 80 shares Of the Capital
he Coed Intent TosbOst Company Of Louisiana edeeed
b the three esrt As Of The said company, No Sc 90 aud
81 file in Office
Sc zfd In the above suit.
BH- TKRNs-Cash on The spot.
GEO. W. AVERY,
ms j26 Sheriff Of The Parish Of OrleanS
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- listrct OF Louisiana In the Matter of Joseph W
Chsmpn ard Geo buckingham bankrupts In Bankruptcy
NJ I3. Where's, Geo Buckingham. personally. and
member Of the firm o. ChEmphn 4 Buckingham, nj New
Orleans and District aforesaid duv decsr
tire Act of Of March % 1867 this
said Court. petition prs, ing fora discharge certificate
thereof from AL his debts and other claims provabe
saiduct;
Nouce therefore given all creditors whp have proved
their debts and 90 all ether persons 10 interest," that
June 1867 at ii assigned for the he ring of
the snd that they may then
canss any they have, why tue of the said ptn
should not he granted.
Cle,k's Office, New Orleans, NJ % 1865.
X LOEH Deputv lerk
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL HUE.
dred cOnn and Sns Plantations, located the best
portions Of e Gotten AMI sugsrgrosing srses Also Rice
Plsniatus Orange Orchards and large bodies o. yansbe
timber lanes slso large variety Of City and SubaIban
properly improved and uninprOved In the form Of residences
building lots and squares favorable terms Parties
wish uT invest with do well - call and examine Prooer
ties MI Gard Real Estate Agents, No. 50 Carondess
street, New Oreens.
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cHAs. 7. EssH'S SALES.
CHARLFs t. NAsB,
AUCTIoSEER AND BROKER.

Masonic Hall Auction Mart, eornerof ST. Charles and
Ptrdido streets
Begs leave TO inform bis friends ard the Pabe generally
that he secnred the services Of g. g. THAYEn. Esq,
VII Sc capabilities are vel acknowledged by an persons
attending sales With The ADDITION Of The above usmsd
gentsnAn and Assisted also By ready snd polite ads
'tas Nah feels equal undertake saes OF Produce,
Furniture Cot on Dry foods poOs and Shoes etc. and
saney that may feel DESTROYS 20 sell OUT either
4 their premises ~ 8 hts .uction nart
Regular Sale Days-MONDAfs, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS.
past liberal patronage be respectfully solIeits
q continuation CT me
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
T-NrrFD States DISTRICT cor X

UNITED Sta TIES DISTRICT COURT
y DistueI OF LOusisus In the Natter of J sepn ".
Chsmpin Geo. huckngh sm bar krupts IN Bankruptcy
NJ 43 Whereas Joseph W. Champ personally and
member of the firm Of Champln A Bnckng IN, Of New
tlssns Dis riot said du declared bankrupt und-r
the Act Of Congress of Mar I'd 1861 has this fled in
Court petor ing discha and certificate
thereof FRI sl his debts and other claims pros able under
said at;
Notice s therefore given al creditors proved their
debts ana to all other Ia interest," tbs I'D day
June, IS s. at IL NJ is assigned for the hearing
and thst they then and there AID show
ceuse u sny they aye, why the prayer of said petition
should not he granted.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May % 1874
X LOEW Osontv CLARK
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sTArE oF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ExEcUrvE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, May 8, 1868 I
WHEREAS John -. kuzac ha. made an
w Ilicsti hrs OFF a bond for the
Second Justice Court and for the parish Of Orleans
bond dated the llh Of May 1866 signed BY him as prin-
conoto, ed faithful performance OF duties con-
stable, aforesaid,
hereby sl persons the said
show writing Office of Secretary
Safe within ninety days after the publication hereof why
the sad bend should not he cancelled and annuled.
the Independence Of the United States the ninety a,nd
Signed jos HUA BAKER
Governor OF Louisiana
:. d. HARDT, Secretary Of stass
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARTEMsNr ExEcUrTF ,
Nouvelle- Orleans le Mai, 1868. !
TTENBU que John a. Kuzac . raits uue
n application cancel emrnt bond com
counetabla de Ia du justice pax dams
pour Ia p-rvisse dUreAus, savuir
bond date e Ilieme mai 1896 sgne meme com
principal ct X bell securits. cJnditionee
pour hdse accomplishment de devoirs eoune-
tabe susdte.
par present toutes les persounes int
davVr tare connatTe ecrt bureau du
dEtat, dlRs les quatre vngdiN jours qu suivl t
Ia dernere publication de Get avis les rsous ssQuele
les dit bonds ne serait pas canceie et anuulle.
D"nne signature le de PEtst. Ia
dste mentoune. et Ia gd0uzies aimee de in
Csignel JOSHUA BAKER.
Gouvernear de la Louisiana.
Par le gouverneur:
j H. HARDY. secretSire dEtst
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limited STATES DIS rRInr COURT

Il n q
- District Of LouisiHna.-ln the Matter Of James A
N-ntress Or BANKRUPT In ransruptcy No Lao whe ~
James We tress. Jr, of the parish Of Iberve Dis
uict aO i'd duh declared bankrupt the
Congress Of March 3D. 1867 has this day filed said Court
petition pray for barge aud csrca'e thereof from
all his oebts and other claims prOvabe under sal act;
fotce is tn reore given al who have
q cir debts, and TO ali oher perons IN interest
day Of June 1868 at II is assigned for the hearing of
the that they then and there
any they have why the prayer OF the petition
should not be granted.
Clerks 1 NEE, New orleans, May % 1868
LOEw Deputy Clerk.
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TrHE UNDERsIGNPD HAS VERY FISE
Fssnrace miles above Cauoltan on this side the
RIVER foi Mues Horses viii give written guarantee
Tor their value for their IL dea
by natural dabie accidents II hey sh ud
b. lost o. stolen will pay for them.
W r. COLCORD.
Referencss-H r. Skees Superintendent City Railroad
s hr psh Hathorns, Nos 0S and no POydrAs street,
" aior j. v lindsay, No. IS Mag sEine street.
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The Lcussnz Natural Gas Company having peseited is
charter he public and its vonal org nza
ton as viii o ,e. as above l. now prepared ,'
interested IN the enterprise In accordance with the
said charter.
The obi ct Of this Association the Stocsh,d
ers full and profitable 70 urn Tor Investments and a. ne
same time TO dsseleg snd utilize new deaSsr laens
SQUIRE Of wealth hitherto IN koWn but hich Is ossNe
be Of vast and uni vane undertaking the
Gulf States and extending sosg the no drs ot ou no
u Eeoog cal formations az someWhAt UNIFORM
oepth from the surface Level Of the sol =.
he subject matter o. his discovery consists in the exist
Of y NATURAL GAS hitherto snown AS Marsh Gas
nund at yipg distances say from tort; niY set IRON
the lat least in tie higher aayal lorna iOns aud
which from experiments made In the premises induces
As-ocaon TO believe h universal in ITS extent and mex
Tfese sxpsrmeEs also fully persuade Association that
the how b. secured and enlarged 10 any xen while u
also be sined and IN sny denasbe lesser guam
tit perfectly adapted the private and spna wants
Of my ant lien dwell nz or cottage throaghou! the whole
uvia derOst OF the county as veil ~ IN ibis ely aud 0y
Of The apparatus and adapt os already secured 70
the Associa ion by patents sTeady Issued enable e TO De
supp red boh heating OF culinary purposes As well a. LOT
zach person obtain his yard Its cost consists
eniy in the cost o. It's pes etc It's row Is conunu US III
proper ppes Its therefore once perceived
The Of is light and mode Of application can be
eaily n No 40 t3rrvisr
Books stock pton may found at the Banking
Houe OF helsrs Pte, Lapey Brother IS Camp Stree
T. Girardey Go " Exchange Place; Oics of Este 4
Co, 40 GraveI where artes nvte o. cali and
further ea niormat on desired u Will Dc iay ana
inasmuch as this notice may not accompanied with
otthe charter above reerred to- and parties may not
become aequanted h provisions 10 be proc
~ state that, unlike most thmers Ntockh ilder II this
Company be called for future install msnt' sfteT
the first Of ten cent on the amount OF shares SUB
,cibed him. shares being 500 each unless by MS wn
and that time sitter said hr-t ~
inert he is at hbe to surrender his stock aud relieve IN
self from any future ssessme.t and any and every future
his provision IS bss upon the belief that Il per
the amount OF scroed So Ok viii be su ept 70 provide
for every contingency till satisfactory and full returns are
realiz o by the company
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NOTICE.
1
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN

TIE Central Wharf nearly new furnished with comfortable
reception anu sheds offers every
10 sengsrs and protection ~ regut and baggage superior
al others the Pass.
ard M accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels ur, etc only Scents, CASKS , C.. hhds SIC
and A,tachrd 10 the
al tine the delivery Of baggage and freight At ordnn
MT unless the their orders 70 effect
Ere ght viii be delivered sunday lruings O'Clock
Perhhe articles called due time will be disposed
Of 10 csveT charges
Freight md wns-fage bills are due when called for
an transient ireghI aud baggage ea-h on delivery.
No guods deiv q to delnQnents until paid for.
Ia connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
Yard aud prepared % sell ard deliver any description
tor bills Of Lumber 20 rder delivered the wharf
Tee and friends IF the Central Wharf
sursd end-avor viii be used tn their interest
and co fort and tuSt they will appreciate Efforts ard
and accordance with the Considering freghs
70 the boats are cash trust shippers and eonsnee viii
meet my bills cheerfully. SIMEON TOBY.
Pass Christian, April is, lSes
WOOD..............N WOOD. WOOD.
FURTHER REDUCTION MEASURE GUARANrEEDl
ASH AD sawed and spit Pc. 00,o D'n':''a
Mixed Wood .....................S 81 % o.. OIL.
Leave orders with I'd L Hsws at R Pitkin's Is Camp
street. and Folsom 4 Person l35 Gravier street
GEO. p. PERSON, Cor sixth and Magazine sts
HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II Csrondelet street.
Always on hand STATE and City Notes, Warrants, etc
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DzPARrsEsr,
New Oreans Nav 1853

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTsKsT, I
New Orleans May II, 1868
/" HEREAs Louis Powers has made ap.
w plieauon noel the foil wing official bonds to-vt
bond dat. the 18th Of November 1857 Tor tue sum Of
50 signed by HIM prime pal and has K Fago AS
eurhyihe I'd bond being cond toned for faithful per
oi by the Uus Powers Of his duties as
in tor the pa ish Of or
bond dated the 10th Of November lS59 for the Of
S5O0 consab the Fifth Justices Court, same
parish with 5. Wltz ~ security
fond dated the 18th Of November 1861 for the same
cunt I'd Tor u e same Office md security
b. nd da,ed the I4th Of May 1856 for $500 clerk Of
the Filth District Court nj New vans, with d. T. Vessel
and n. NJ Bambias securities
AL the SAID bouos being conditioned the faithful per
fTmance b. the said LOUIS Powers, of the appertan-
ing o the Offices named
Notice hereby given all persons interested above
described bonds to show in writing the Office of
Secretary Of State within ninety days aft publ
ean hereof why the said bonds should cancelled and
annuiied.
under my hand and seal Of the state as abovt
and the Independence Of the United States the
second. JOSHUA BAKER.
Governor Of Louisiana
By the Governor:
j. h HARDY Secretary Of State.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARrRMKET DH LExaouftF 4
NOuvelle Orleans. lie ~ Mai lSf3 I

ETAT Ia LOUISIANA DEPAKrxMEST L'ExaoufIF
NOuvele Orleans, le ~ Mai 1868 !
TTENDU que l. uj. Powers ~ fate an-
n application pour cancelee les cites obligation ocsl
SAVIOR:
bond date lie Is Nevembre 1851 pour somme de cno
piastres $50 sige ui-meme principal ct
ChaTts X sag CONNIE secuTite lie dts bond co.,
dtouee pour aecomp hdee devOrs par 10 dit
Louis Powers, dams ct .our la ptrosse a orleans
I'm boz d GATE 20 de NoyembTe 1859 pour la somme dc
$780, cOnIethe du inqueme Cour On Justice
PIX pour la meme parOsse, Z. Wilt secu-
rite.
On bond date e 26 de Novembre 1861. pour Ia meme
pom lie meme bureau q avec e meme securte
In bond date lie Ia Mai ls66 pour S5UO grefier
du Cinouieme istTet de IL suuvee Orleans avec
D. Vessel It N NJ l. amb cpmm- les sec 1rtees
TOu les dtes bonds etsnt cond iOnee paccompsse
dele dies devors du dit Louis Powers
al otis bureAuN ntOuDee.
present dOunes interesses dams
les dte obligations de ecrt du
secreaire EAt, pendant quAe vngdix iOurs apres
derer publication de Get avis les rsons pour esquee
dies b, ms serait pas can ellie ct annue
Doune ct lie de rEtat a L. date
susde ct de Independence des EstUnis Ia quatre vng
douzsme JOSHUA BAKER
GOuverneur de Ia LO .isiane.
Par lie Gouverneur;
J. II. HARDY Secretaire d'Etst
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EkNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE MAEUFAC-
II turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies, Chocolate Cream
3pps, Sugar Almonds. Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
Drops apd SsTups b. steam Importer Of French Orna
ents, such Cupids, FoSers, Gum Leaves Lyrics Dsu
phns Decorated Toys cossaqaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Ca ton Fancy Boxes Christ
and New Year Presents. COruucOpias Ne 80
Old Levee street, between St Louis and Cont Streets New
Orleans, La
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OFFICIAL.
DRO,LAMATION.... ..PROCLAM MA TON
or QUARANTINE

STLTE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DIP RrHENr
New orleans, May q, 1873
WHEREAS An ct of the Legislature approved March Is
1873 entitled An act TO ESTABLISH Quara tine
lection Ct the State provides tna the Governor If the
shall sue his rneam=t the dvic- OF the ard
He declaring place where thsrs shall be
eve ena ccntagOns or ibfs ors disease exists
be sn fceu place and stating the number OF days
antne g. be performed by the vessels their OFF
and crews. coming from such place places
Now erefoe in o. the pTOyi ions of the act
aOft said. do issue this clmaou. hereby de-
clare the hereinafter named 10 be nec ed and
that together with Ulcers sengers and
arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at OF them sha be subject
less than fnr longer period be
sidered b. the Board of HEALTH effect
and after the prUmu g. ti"n of this proclamation
Any oHtiun OF the QuaIant here prncf lined
will be severely pun he'd " penalties prescribed by
law ed inadequate the ties offend will be
hered up 10 TIE military autho rites g. be dealt with
Tine which hereby declared infected,
sale, the 70 loving o wit:
Az the of Nicaragua, Central America and port
Vera Cruz, in NJ XicO.
my hand md Seal Of above and
the independence Of the United states the
JOSHUA BAKhR
By the Governor:
II. hardy, Secretary Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
OFFICE OF LOUISIANA NATURAL
GAS COMPANY. talf aa

At special meeting OF the stec holders and Subscribers of
this Company held the 18th ns the following gentesn
elected 10 ofcefs in this Company until per
organization be effected prescribed by the
C. y GIRARDEY. President
j. NJ. LAPEYRE, Treasurer.
z. II. RUSf, Secretary.