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Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
9rgat Adrertiscmcats.
SUMMONS.
\ THE DISTRICT COrRr ruln.-

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Tutp, | Judicial District, in and for the ca',i'.o Of favnpai and Territory of Arizona 'H'! W ' Banning, PlaiutiiI. rs J C. Fen F., ilOopes, and George Burnham. ct al rn,'.'"' 'ra the Naluut Grove Gold Mining Cumn,r, S"'lht zona, Defendants. Order of Publication Vt NH- Action brought in The District Conrt i,..,, the County Of Iayapai and Territory of A,I,I'r I'r The Territory Of Arizona sends grce,i,,, H. Fell, Edward hooprs, and George Bnrnt s' ct al., Defendants. "u"in
 You are hereby summoned and reopI,oa pear in an action brought against You hy ths ap named Flaintin, in the District Court of tI m, o'r Judicial District lu and for the Couutv ,t N '"'fa and Territory Of Arizona, to answer tbe e,., 'l4l Hled therein, it copS Of which actolut.,,i ',nl , summonsl within twenty days (cAclu.i,s ,s ,Ii' ,t day oi sgrtlcrl aitcr Inc service upnp ,,..' ' tae summons if served in this county. bui if ,,. ll'. out oi ihe county and in the Territory tb, ... forty dtys aud it served ont nf the 'DiH then wiihiu twenty dave, or Judgment h, 5., will Doc taken against Nou. according To tie r,.. uf slid cumrlunr. ''si
 This action Is bruucb, to rrcovsr th, ...- four huudrrd and twenty three aud tul0D t5 !" lsi23 l0ip balance dac Plaintiff on sr ,s..'.l. ioF work done and labor performed as fr.r.... atotpf in thr erection aud cnnstfutiis4, s .'i 'li -tmr qusFts mili and Hthsf buliding, frt..-., ih,rrs sijt, -itsslrd on Turkey Cred ts..,-. Territory aforesaid, aud known as "a. s,li, buruo Mlll 'F
 Aiso, eo-k done iu opening rrritia nl,-..r. rrnt ihrrctp, and hrlougiuE Go said comm, . knuwu as tht huuy Hurno Nine '
 Aud. aisu. for thc iurrc iusArr of ts--t... . j.u ittist un thr said dr.eritt3 prottrft .' auN h.ri ior rr.ura lu ihr o'iife of e. --, Ertrftcr for ssid rVuntt aud trrrUu-y a. .t. .Sil day of f,bfuau. D lse1
 And 1oU aTr ssTeby uotia. a ttat lf vsa f, ,. apisu aud answer ths raanptalng ss si.,.. D. qu.f,d tas Faiuun wHi takc leisaA a-s.s.t ,.. in4 alpN la tbs Court ipf thr r,Iiei sefassi. - hi- c'mpll.ai and ar eosts aud diAbassssleu,. r ibis artal rkpsudrd
 ti.tru aDdsr nav hand snd ,,.- ,.-l .
 t's U.tFlti gsau. ghis ssh aav af l.. usft A p is~
 Ep WELLS csst
 JOHN HOWARD FanUH'. Atgorn-1.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
Si sittN-.

IN THE DISTRICT cot ET. TillA iaaictai i'i.riCt. lu and ipF tbr Ivs4' of Yavapai snG IfsFsssfg us AfaHaaA
 John Rt3Hle. FgsutG a, 1 fsa fssHa Haopes snd Gtorre Hafnaan. es a. 'ssllar'~ ibs Wsiuut Gfors t.etd NininF CosauasF a kF a0pA, Dc:ruaanis. --order uf Faairsla=
 Action sr,lugbt ls ii.a n5s'rirs Cpzrs b si fT ths County cf issspai And TeTriiorF ~ tr-eaA
 Tac Terrfosf ~ AFife.sa sends grsssss ia C. kcsl kasard heupgs. aua trarEe s-'H@''~ si ai, D-fsndsni-
 Yoa aFs hereby samuoasd and ff4E.'r4 pear in aH urtitn hFot rhf srainsi yaw ty ihs se named fiainiie n iAs ni.tfsst 1aaF- oi ia l.-' Juj.cisI u..irirt iu and for she eoualf ~ l, and Territory of Ar.EoHa, Co answef iAff alsd therein. ta touy of whith aarowfaass - sumTaons.i withln tsenty aays exCleslff day of scrttcrl a ter fhe service upQn tps sumDgns ' served in ths ruunis hai out nf the county and in thc Territory 'ara --- faFgy dsFs aEii II served out uf tk F- then uiihiu twenty days. or iadgmes, . Wiil hs taken against y0n, acc0rdiuE 70 iAf i--' of sad complaint
 This action is brought te reCoysr ths s-A i've hundred and cightytwo and stiss s-'-- le5s2 p0iU0). balance due Plaintiff upvn 2. count of work done and labor peFiefne4 s mechanic in tho erection and cgBsiFHsiloA "' 4 stamp qnartg mill. and other baldings eo'f theFe=.th, situated ea Turkey Cred e'sa. -, Territory aforesald, and known ~ ne BuenD Mill" l.,.
 And, also. for The foreclosure Of mers.- lien levied on The above described pTefay, gcther Sisb the lands upon which t1e "a. f erected, and duly filed for record In me o. I,-. the County Recorder for the said counH i.s- riiory, on the 2ist day of February, A p t .'T d,
 And you are hereby notified thr II 's,,, r,- appear aud ahsWtF the coiaPlaiHt AA l-., ,ss quired. the Plaintiff will take deiAut aa,S-d 10 bis complaint and foF costs and disba''eiprDN this behalf expended .,h.s ssal Of
 Given under ray hand and the ~ s, I,s.
 lL' s.l the District Court, this Uth aA' uary, A. D. ls6s, w r,vtrs Clerk.
 JOHN HOWARD, Plsintits Afio'hf'
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

NEW BLASTING PoVDER,- Several expert ments were recently tried at Lime Point. in the harbor of San Francisco. with the Ger man blasting powder The experiments gave such satisfaction that it is proposed to imme- diately commence it's manufacture in that city. lOf it, the ScieH'ife Press says: "lt appears to possess all the acknowledged ad- vantages of ntro-glycerine combined, SD far as is yet known, with far greater degree of safety from accident than ordinary gunpow- dcrn
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

IN THE DIST RlCT COURT. THIRD | Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapai and Territory ol Arizona
 John r. osborn Plantin,
 rk.
 Levi, Rogers, John " tOrdcr oi fubhcaton. Rountryr, and \ Boards
 lce- Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County Of Yavapai Territory oi Arizona The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Lewis Rogers, John NJ. Rountrcc, and \. Beardsleo, Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- near in an action brought against you by the atnvc-namcd plaintiff, in the District Court oi the Third Judicial District, n and for ihc 'ouniy oi Yayapai. and Tc' ritory of Arizona. to answer The roiupilint filed therein, "a copy oi which accom- pauirs this summons within twenty days, laiirr inc service upon you of this summunsl U served iu ihi. county. but, it served out Of ihr c"HulN and iu 'hc Territory, then w!ihln forty days, ani if served out ol thc Territory then within twenty days or judgment by default, will he taken against you, according Co the prayer ot said com mi, action Is brought Co recover ihe sum o eight hundred snd sXty-iN doiihr-, Sstto1 De inv @ hulancr due uron a certain prnnissorN nois for one thousand three hundred thluytbr,v aud ! thlri4-th7rc one buuAfrajAs dullAr-, drawn. exc cut,d aud delivered by thc dcicnd3nt leNi- Reg rrs bearing date of pytutcr -9th. l>ts3. lui ply able ou or before thr hr,t day of November. l~,, wlth interest it tlc ute of two per crni ic' month from daIc until paid
 Also for thr foreclosure of certain pryd % MOrt.agr executed b, the deicudsut LrVis kn- rrs. on ibe @.rh day oi October. r. i~d. tu, duly hled and ycordrd iu thr Oihce pi ihr Count Recorder iur tvalai County, Arizona icrutnf1 Co secure the payment ui sAii unf', Niih ctu, notes. more ptrfIe euariy mentioned and -r' iuru in thr complaint. and Co which reference !, hcr,b made
 And. alec. that thc de,udaut. iahn " Euuu tree sud V Brs.d.iev, l~ barr-d and 'ore.''e.i o all equity Ut redemption pr ether luivrr.t in ih mor-alvd prtiulecs accrued -lner thr Nru @ p.liutG 's uur;4Hkr
 And you arc b,rvby notified thsi ii yoa fsii @ appear and answer Che cunpttiui, si'a,v fs quIryd. tht palutiTt vill take 8Emuh gguIust 1u and amply Co the court fsr lhr rtltsi tfuanird l his anpaiuj aut for al tosts and dss urseiueui herein made
 Given under my hand and the seRl uf llir pu .ritt CouJt in and fus .aId county and Territory. ths z5ih day oi Jaauary, '' A b. l-n-.
 ED W WELLS. tIra
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

WHY IT Is DELAYED.-When Secretary Seward was negotiating with the Russian Government for the purchase of Alaska, there was considerable correspondence between Washington and St. Petersburg, in which the cable telegraph was used The bill of the cable company for this service amounts to about Sl0,00O, and Russia is of opinion that this country should pay it. Mir. Seward declines to do so, as he considers the charge not proper one.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

DIGGING MACHISE.--A powerful digging machine is now in operation in New Jersey, which is said to be achieving wonders. It is run by steam, and IS located in mari beds of Monmouth county. It is at work excayatng a canal fifteen or twenty feet deep and sey- enty-fye or hundred feet wide. taking up a ton of mari minute and depositng it on cars running on rails laid beside the canal. to be conveyed miles away to the doors of the farmers in that part of New Jersey.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

WANT TO RUN THE MAcHISE.-An ex- change says:
 A memorial was received in the United States Senate, from some German citizens, asking that the office of President be abol- ished on account of the conduct of the pres ent incumbent. They have been so accus- toned to removing their rulers in the old country when they do not please the people that We suppose they will leave this country if they cannot do it here.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

THE PEsTILENCE IN BUESos AYREs.--A letter of date January 18th, says that five thousand persons had been carried of by cholera in forty days The churches are ta- ken for hospitals. There are not carts enough to carry away the dead, nor men enough to dig their graves.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
Arizona 5ainrr

SAN FRANcisco AGENcY.-Mr. Thomas Boycc is the only authorized agcut for the MINER iu Sau Francisco. Orders le0 at his office, New Mcr chants Exchange Building, room No. 70, Calitor uin street, will be promptly attended to.
 SAN BERNARptNo AGENCY.--F. C. Suhr, news dealer, is authorized to act agent for the MINER a, san Bernardino, California.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

PRAcTIcAL.--Greely is getting more prac- tical Hear him upon Margaret Fuller: "No- ble and great as she was, good husband and two or three bouncing babies would have emancipated her from a great deal of cant and nonsense.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

Mas JANE SwrssHEI.N has just had de- cision rendered in her favor by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania which gives her some $G0,0OO worth of property, located near Pitts burg, to which her divorced husband had claimed exclusive title
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD
 | Judicial District, to ani tor tAe ,aahty ot YaapJ suI Territory ef N.tpaa

Jacob oBren ri4laf.f
 
 J. c. Fsll. E4w4sd uaaYss and S.aT.l Bau1.I. .f .,..t..... t4....... ,i composing lhe tiuat GrO,s Gold Miu.ug ts.ul Fs4uy, of Ayitaaa Icftta. ry pefeudluts.
 Action brought lr the p.r5rf C9art .a a-t fss tbe County oi ianlai sod lrrritafY nf Aflfsat Ihc Ts-rHory os Ar41ua senas greeting ta J C. Fell. Edward hoopes, aHi stofsE aa'a.astn vt ai, Deirntsats
 iua are hereby summurs& su8 fe.ta.g-i la f.. psar in an sft5ou yron s- iust fua tt ite s'tt namv, Fiau.H Ia t6e pisfriet uart ni tlse 2 hif Jud4eal District ln aud fnr ihe tsantf nt tsff psi aud ICFr.lvfE Ht Ar.t.H.t. i" aHsWtf t.r talH t.Ain' r,~t lhcrrls ntf of aat-h this .umuoas sEian lucaiY dave .etflHa.fr t' .he day sl s.fr.frt afgr iar afrt. sr-r Fea a. thts .urtusatta # -er. 4 Ia a assatfH .at sseH. uut af ttr euuufs suf .a fat Icfrltofg ttfa fh.n fcrty das,. and @ -ervrl eus pl iar Ferrstars thrn v.thir .fF 1afs nf Judgment af trts1 ulfi ht tth.u teaiusl gug. aefeFtas ta tte Fs4Yaf of .aii complaint
 Ib.. action ls .fouzal t1 -,rssfr tis sasa aF sft uguGrrd l9I tFl doiars I~ilHt'1I, rtlsnre aa Plaintiff arot sr 1sr9uat oi varA anrH fut lafs,t performed a ussr 4an.r in fhe rreif Hu ef stamp quar'E Wlt an4 u5hfr h1.laiags fa4f1rrtr# ibrsrultH. .Saa;sd ou T4rkrs Nress saanlF ssi Territory siorcsaiH, +ua Arasa as ler h-tf Bucu1 Mn"
 Alec lur ibr fnrrr ifHsurr nt a nief haH.es .ira iertad na tbc above l-- r.tcd pfvpefst s.s-,t i-f wgh tht iaHds H}ur ell.h thr .amf is rre. .Ft and duiy aled fpr reroT6 in the orErr of lh. tntl Recorder ,n and Zoe .sil cuuntF and fcrFpuFy, nr tLc .lst day pf Fehraafy. \ p i-hf
 And yuu are hafvhy u1tinft th1t H raa ftii t. appear and auaweF thr camPaini tF at0tg fr quirrd. ,hc Plalnfa wtl. akc aefsuli .a.nsl ypg aui appiy SO thr Caari fnr iht rr4hri dtstii-i .t h. complaint and for custs aud tl.sbaT.ru4ruis is i thts behalf expended.
 ,, Oiveu under mr hsud snt ths s7sl n
 L. o ;!.. .4-.s-s. .-...-sl tht4 aZah Aav 6f Ifu uary, A D i-1s
 ED W WILLS. Cferk JOHN HOW ARD. Pbsiut,a Attorney
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

CAPT. BARNES. arrested ct Sacramento a few days ago as insane, is said to be the man who Killed Joaquin Muriatta, in San Bernar- dino county, about sixteen years ago.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

SINCERITY is--speaking as we think; be- lieving as we pretend; acting as we profess ; performing as we promise; and really being as we pretend to be.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

BRIGHAM YouNc, by 2 late order, directs all young men 10 gct married and says that f. after a certain time, any girls are l" left over" he will marry them himself
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

A NEW ORLEANS paper has received the melancholy intelligence from Pensacola that ''money is a dream of the past, smiles never ilumine the faces of men, and the genera! gloom is oppressive"
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
Largest and Most Complete Establishment
IN THE TERRITORY

TIE MINER office is Nell supplied with Presses, Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Typc. and thc pro- prietors are determined to execute all work With style of the art.
 Work may be ordered from any part of the Territory, and when accompanied sith the cash. 1t will be promptly executed and sent by Inall, or as directed.
 Persons sending us money for subscription advertising or job work. may forward iI by mail or otherwise, at their own risk
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

IT is confidently reported in diplomatic circles that Victor Hugo, when asked if he could tell the origin of the Bonaparte family, replied, of Cors-I-can.n
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

DorBLE files of soldiers guarded the War Department, Washington, during the excite mcnt over the attempted removal of Stanton.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
fFvm The National IntcuigeocerI
To the White Men of America
Air" Byuce's Address. ''

Americans, VI Q proudly trace Lineage from a noble race; Who fiil a high and houurcd place 'Mong nations of the earth. Where is ali your freedom graudf See wrctchcd negro band Ruling OCT your southern land. Where white men now are slaves. Tho the south at battles call, Nl1ly siaked and lost their all, Shall we drive them Co the wall, And crush their manhood out! Shall a base ignOhlc horde Over white uen play the lord Lay iu waste with fire and sword Our Eden of the South Is our CHARTER now repealed, Which our fathers blood has scaled Shall We Frcemen. bascly yield The birthright Of our raceY Shall we stand where JudaS stood Break the bond of hroiherhood- Force the men of our own blood To bow Co negro rule Lol the land of sunny skies, In the "gloom of Egypt hes; Soul 0f Washington, arise
 And save us from our shame, By the blood our fathers shed, By the souls of heroes dead, God forbid it should be said
 "We've made our brethren slaves
 -.har Middleton
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

EX-GOVERNOR FORD, of Ohio, died at Washington City, on the 29th of February.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

ASK yourself before speaking i'll of any man first. is it right? second, is it kind third, is 1t necessary
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

OSe.sEvENrH of all the land in Mississipp is advertised for sale under execution.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

THr grave of freeman is far greater than the throne of slave.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

THE proceedings at Washington seem { upset the belief that hell is a fable.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

NONE talk so loudly of beneyolence as those who .ubsist on it.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

TIE ray that always lights up a woman despair-raiuent.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04

AN unpopular collector of Internal Revenue Is an income poop.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
4taal Adrcrtisemtnts.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavarai and Territory ui Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-04
SU SiNiONS.

Ep " WELLS tirA-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13
up. Van bergen Va. J. v. wanord.

o. r. v an heFEen VS. D. ". WnhOFds
TE THE UNITED STATES CiRODTT UUURT,
L for I Fifth olruuit and District Of Louisiana
sr no e % tbs yrtne o. TEit o. he.i fsS,as Is
tilted suit, and received By me On the fr dsy
Of February, 1863 have seized and taken into my
TO the hig1 est bidder fOr cash, on sATURDAY. the
seventh Gay Of June 1853 at the door of the
e. the Saur 81 5e ,sys e 81 M
the iSu9 GnRr dkesSri R property, Viz;
as sugar plantation, sltusted IN the parish Of ST
Ne! Mary Lo1islana, fronting on the Bayou Bosuf and
e snaeI containing about eleven hu dred
aslons bounced on the east By lands belonging to
ma an rs r.sGent On the north By Bayou Bout
me buildings and improvements thereon as vseIl a.
Al the aPpurten" noes AM implements Of husbendry
i've stoek, etc. thsEeunto belonging or in any
z A 6ERiAIN TRACT OF LAND or smear
plantation, situated IN the parish Of St. Mary Louis
tana,on the west bank Of he Bayou Shaffsr bounded
east by sad b yon, vest BY public lands south By
lands OF BARKER DoRy, and ny lands Of Thomas
E7ans containing about one hundred and twenty.
seven acres, and being lots two, three, TOUR. and
seven OF section tWentythree, in town hip sixteen
south range twelve east, southeastern district OF
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. situstsa
on SAID Bayou Sh Ter, con aiming alb ut fifty nine
and one-teDth acre, bounded east by said bsYou,
ana west BY public lands and being lot number fve,
section twenty slx, same township and range, to.
said tract of land and al he appuTtenanoes thereto
belonging or IN snywi.s sppertainlnR
LAND sItuat ed in he aforesaid parish of ST. Mary
on the northeast side Of the Bayou Busuf, fronting
twenty arpents on said bayou by depth of forty
arpents, containing about eight hundred arpenss
the same as acquired fro john DOoiy by act be
fore Thomas A. Smith, Notary P bic IN the said
parish of St. Mary, july H. 1851; said tract OF
land being situated IN township six south range
thirteen cas-, southes, tern district and bounded
below by the lands Of Jared Y. Sanders and above
by the lands of TaretOn, together with all The build
ings anu improvements Thereon, we'll as all the
stock appurt anUes, and implements of husbandry
viz:
On Tract l-Dwelling House and Outbuildings
four Cabins sui ar House and Machinery, one
stable and Cornsrib Blacksmith Shop Draining
Machine, two Mules, two Harrows, two cts Mule
Harness. two spades, Az, eight PloWs and
about fifteen crt5 OF cane planted
On ract 2-DWellinE House and OutbuildinSs
four Cabins, enc Cane Mill and four Sugar Kettles
Seized as above stated TO satisfy the plaintiff
j. p Van Bergen 'g-cleim of ten thousand one
hundred dolars, With interest," ana al costs as per
judgu eut.
Terms Of Sals-Oash ct time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes; costs Of deed inter
purchaser.
United Staten MsFshars Office, New Orleans
+. j. HERON. U. s. Marshal,
No. 15a-myi5 % 80 .o0 la2OT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

SECTION !. BE II ordained by the Constitutional
Convention of he State of Louisiana, Tn the Sher
i'll and lax Collectors OF the States of the city
New Orleans Orleans right bans and the parish Of
respective parishes 20 pay the tax of mill per cent
levied by ordinance OF the twentyfourth De ember,
1851 by this Convention; and thirty DAYS after
of AID notice those who shall not have paid the
tax due by hem shall be considered in default, and
the Sheris and Tax Collectors shall exact an addi
upon he sum du- by them for the ,st default, and
add tional tax OF en- per cent to be computed o.
the original for every subsequent thirty Gays said
per shall continue to he in default, mp to the
date Of the nnal settlement
SEC 2, Be il further ordained. That the SheriHs
ami faI Collectors of the CITY of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jefferson, email by
pu 10 notice in one newspaper published in their
parish cali upon alt taxpayers to pay the tax levied
by the ordinance OF December twenty-tour shove
m Antiohed and all persons who shall por nave aid
the amount due by hem account of said tax ten
days after the publication OF the ABOVE required i
toe shall pay an additional tax Of nty-tiye per
cent the original tax, additional tax of two
anu ahalf per cent on the original tax Of ore mill
per for every subsequent ten days said persons
shall he in default.
SEC Be il furtoer ordained, etc, That immedi.
ately after the taxpayers sha have been pvt in de-
fault by the expiration OF the thirty ten days
the may be- given in the notice required By the
fret and second sections OF this ordinance, the Sher
ifs amt Tax COeo OTIS throughout the State shall
erty Of tlR delinquent taxpayers, movable or i'm
movable, sufficient TO pay the original tax, all Rddi-
Jiunai taxes herein inVied, nd costs.
Adopted in convention at the city OF New Orleans,
this fourth day 81 jar uAry, Ammo Domim eighteen
Is, JAMES G. TAUIAFERRo,
President OF the OonVen ion.
(SienedO WILLIAM VIdERs Secretary fny2S bb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13
FURTaER EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR COLLECTION OF THE CON.
VENTION TAX.

bOARD or HE6ISTBATION, I
State Of Inaisiana, New Orleans, Nay Is, 1868
4 A REGULAR MEETING OF TIL BOARD,
n held on TiIES DAY May as 1868, the following
resolution was adopted:
Re.o.yed, hat the time for the e 81 settlement Of
the Convention taxes by the Tax Collectors and
sheriffs throughout the State with the Auditor Of
Public Accounts be and 10 hereby extended to the
first day OF July, 1853
by rtue Of The foregoing reso ution hereby no.
tfy all Tax Col ecuvrs and Sherhs thrOuR bout the
STA g 70 continue to collect the Convention tax up
t. the first day Of July, 1868.
The Tax Collectors and kheriffs are further in
structsd hat they will be held RESPONSIBLE for rigid
orc ment Of the ordinance adopted by the Con
ven ion January T. 1868, (Which is hereinafter ub
shed for the ormRtion of all concerned exactlng
a penalty for non payment of said tax.
Tine Convention RENTED al penalties up to the
twentieth day of March 1858 aad from that time the
penalty viii be exaoted in all he parishes where the
taxrols we're ready at that date and thirty days
after the taGroils completed the other par.
ishes, the penalty will be eEActed
s. 3. PACKARD Chairman.
r. c. RICHARDSON, Secretary