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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-13

NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 11.-A Soldiers
and Sailors Executive Committee
was organized yesterday. Gen. James
McQuade, of Utica, was chosen Chair
man; Commander james O'Brien, of
Washington, Recording Secretary, and
Gen. S. W: Lulick, OF PhiladeIpnia,
Corresponding Secretary. Col. Kings
ley, of Boston, Gen. j. W. Denver, of
California, and Col. D. Campbell, of
Ohio, were appointed Snb.Executive
Committee, Blairis nomination was
entirely satisfactory, but Seymour's
was openly condemned. The register
of the delegates shows total of 1890
names, among whom are over 100 naval
officers.
At Westchester in Oyer and Terminer
yesterday, two soldiers, Michael j.
Carly and Chas. Burke were sentenced
to be hanged on the 29th of August for
killing Ellen Hicks.
The northwestern delegation sub
scribed five hundred dollars for the
man injured at firing salute in Union
square on Thursday.
The master masons held meeting
last night with committees from other
mechanics connected with house build
ing. They voted to publish an address
and canvassed the subject of forming
Union of master mechanics of all
trades.
A syrup rectiiying- establishment
owned by w. II. Graw, corner of Van
Brunt and s9Eh streets, Brooklyn, was
blown up at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon by the explosion of one of the
large tanks. Mr.. Graw and two OF his
workmen named James Carney and
Dwight Wolfe, were seriously injured.
They were extrtcated from the ruins
and taken to the hospital.
The Mary Ann Smith habeas corpus
case was decided yesterday In the Su-
preme Court by Judge Sutherland dis
charging the writ and removing the
girl to the custody of the convent of the
Good Shepherd. Mary Ann Is minor,
and the writ AYERS that she is kept by
the convent authorities because she has
been converted to the Methodist re-
Iigion. The other parties claim that
such Is not the case, but that she is lax
of morals and is detained there to keep
her ont of bad company.
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snoec1, of Frank p. RIaIr

NEW YORK, July 11.-The following
is q speech made by Frank +. Blair,
last evening, in reply to Gen. Morgan:
accept the platform and resolutions
tion, and 1 accept their nomination
with feelings of most profound gratl-
tude; and, sir, I thank you for the
yerV kind manner in which you have
conveyed to me tho decision of the
Convention. l accept the nomination
with the feelings that your nomination
for the Presidency is one which will
carry us to certain victory, lApplause.I
and because I believe that nomination
is The most appropriate that could be
made by the Democratic Convention.
The contest which we wage ls for the
constitutional government, LCheers,l
and it is appropriate that We should
make this contest under the lead ofone
W ho has given his life to the matnte-
nance OF our constitutional govern
ment, rCheers.1 We make this contest
for the restoration of the principles of
the government which belong to our
race, and my fellow citizens it Is most
proper that we should select our leader
not from the military, but one who has
devoted himself to civil pursuits, given
him to the study of the understanding
of our Constitution and Its matnte-
nance, with all the force of reason and
luukuleuts A. 'ASAAo" SasA-SA-N = --e-'
said the contest before US was one
for the restoration of our Gov
ernment, IL is also for the restoration
OF our race. loud cheers 1t Is to
protect the people of one race from be.
ing excluded from their home, extled
from the Government which they
formed and created for themselves and
for their children, and TO prevent them
from being driven out into exile or
trodden unierfoot by semi-barbarous
race. [Applause.l In the contest we
shall have the sympathy of every man
who Is worthy to belong to the white
race, What civilized people on the
face of the earth would refuse to asso-
ciate with themselvesin all the rights,
honors and dignities of their country
with Lee and Johnston LCrtes OF
"none," .tnone."l What civilized coun-
try would fail to honor to those who
fighting for an erroneous cause, yet
distinguished themselves by gallantry
never surpassed [applausel In that
contest for " hich they are sought to be
dIsfranchised and exiled from their
their homes. In that contest they prov
ed themselves to be our peers. at
this point there was an omtnous silence
followed by repressed clapping OF
hands and faint cheers.
My fellow-citiZens, It ia not my pur-
pose to make heightened address, but
simply to express my gratitude for the
distinguished honor which has been
conferred on me, and how from my
heart reiterate the words OF thanks
that fell from my lips when rose.
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TIE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

ChAhIEkkED 646A4Es
DARIUS R. sIANaA1r, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at f1ve per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL. TRUST co. receives deposits
large or small amC unts, and permits them
TO be drawnas whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCE, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantages Of security, convenIe ice and pIoft,
JeIS-6md&w
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The White Pine Compound.

.cIt was early in the spring Of "a that this
compound was originated. a mem Der OF my
throat attended with disagTeeable cough. I
had FOR some months previous thought tnAt
p ~ ,1Ita NJ W 15,S1t ~ % ,npo1nde5
as to be very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value oft in the case
OF the medicine that 1 had been planning,
and gave It in teaspoOnful doses. The result
was SxceedinEly gEataifytng; Wthin VIII rarioT Two
ed, the cough BubSided And speedy cure
was eifected. Soon after this, sentsome 10
suffsfin9 ne for some Weeis from a bad cough,
occasioned ly sudden cold, ana hao Ealseo
mucus streaked with blood. She soon found
RELIEF am sent for more. she TOOK apout
ten ounces OF it, and got well. j. B. Clarke,
ESQ., editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial OF the same preparation IN tne
case OF q severe cold and was cured lnlmedi-
Rtely. HeWas so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and SO confident of success attending It's
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally pursuaded me to give It q name, and
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855. frst advertised It under
the name of white Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the Lead OF Al .1Ie Lns
maintains that position. There Is good Ees-
son for this; It fsvery soothing and heaiinS
in its nature: Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is exceed
1nSly cheap. ...-.,.,-,. ,,,,
eAB o remedy for Kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound 81 ands unrtvaled. 1t
was not originated for that purpose, bat
person In using Il for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have heen completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland, In
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Compound has taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as well as a preparation for
the cure OF Kidney difficulties. in every city,
town, vtIage and hamlet throughout the
The remedy is as safe and pleasant TO take
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HAVANA

HAVANA, July 11.-MexIcan dates of
the 4th, state that Estrada burned and
sacked the town of Vile de Vale.
Gen. GalYez has been executed.
IA brother OF MiFamon has been Inn
prisoned for having reactionary docu-
ments in his possession.
Copeda has been rsinstalled Governor
of Tucatau.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County Circuit Court. June kules, 1865.
uauno1, AfcCyoxy EoTopIa{nnut


y County Circuit Court. June kules, 1865.
Hannah Mccoy, Complainant,
Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier and kmlly Frazier, Elijah Brown
and Hannah Brown. Ruth McCoy, James
Mcfarland and Catharine Mcfarland,
William Mccoy, Nicholas y. Murray, and
Jessie ]. Murray, Samuel ii. Murray and
Ralph w. Murray, Joseph Whitman and
Sarah Elizabeth Whitman, Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain partt-
tIon or sale OF the farm near ITtadelphlas
Ohio county, West Virginia, owned and La.
tely occupied by com plainant Hannah Nc
Coy, together with Ruth McCoy and
CRtharine Mccoy, deceased.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit nIed
in the cause. that the de endants Josiah
Mccoy. Andrew Frazier, EmIly Frazier,
klIjah Brown, Hannah Brown, kuth Mccoy
James Mcfarland. and Cathartne McEar-
land are not residents Of the State OF West
Virginia. On motion OF complainant II Is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after :the fourth weekly publication
and due posting Of this order at the front
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county and
do what they may deem ht to protect their
interest in the above entitled cause.
Test: MICHAEL J. .BREIHIG, Cpk.
JACOB q CLARKE, Sol. for Comp't.
iVl.lRW4Wd
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CINCINNATI.

C1sc1NSATI, July III. B. Wood
ruff, news editor of the Cincinnati Daily
Times, while returning to his home in
the country yesterday morning. was
James p. Bodley, of the firm of Lane
s. Bodley, died last night of heart dis
ease.
on the Union Base Ball Grounds yes
ter1ay, John B. Hatfield, of the Cincin-
natl club, upon wager, threw a regu-
lation base ball of full size and weight
a distance of 1896 feet, the longest throw
on record
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NAsHv11LE, July 1O.-The Banner
has received special dispatch from
Knoxville, stating that Col. "a. NJ.
Ashby, late of the confederate army,
was shot and Instantly killed at p. m.
to-day.
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Convention of the New Jerusalem
Church for the United States met In
annual session In this city yesterday,
the Rev. DIR. Worcester, of Boston, pre-
siding. Delegates were present from
nearly every State in the Union. The
statistics furnished show q steady and
considerable increase In the denomtnR-
tIon throughout the country.
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MsdtfaI.
ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
II throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years. in
the New England States, where Its merits
which, in part, it derives itsvirtues.
Tho White Pine Compound CuFes
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, DiptheTia; BTOn.
chitfs, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary At
fectiona generally. 1t Ii a remarkable Re-
medy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, diff
fcuIty OF VoIdIng Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder. Gravel. and other
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HOM1nnted.

OwATToNA, MINI. July 1.-THE
First Congressional District Republi-
can Convention yesterday nominated
Hon. NJ. 8. Wilkinson for Congress.
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river ana weather.
PIrTsBUReH, July 11-Riyer feet,
Mercury S7o.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-Weather clear.
Thermometer $50.
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The MIner., 6trIIke.

PoTTsvTLLE, Pa, July 1.-THE stEik-
ers continue 10 have their warllke
gangs of miners rowing about In all di-
rections, but they committed no Vio-
lence last night. The strikers nave nave
driven the workmen from the Mill
Creek Railroad. This morning the
Marshal of the county is guarding the
furnaces and collieries in the vicinity
of PoItsville with force armed, and a
fight appears inevitable.
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oTATE of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. June Rules 1865
q. Dawson Coleman, Complainant,
vs..
Aaron Kellev, smith Holloway, Alexander
g. Robinson, William Taylor, Thomas q.
Robinson, Alexander ID. Jacob. as admin,
iBtratOr OF Gabriel Jacob, deceased, and
Zachartah Jacob, trustee, Robert Coleman,
and Thomas ]. Campbell, Sheriff OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, as administrator
OF Robert kelton deceased, defendants.
In ChanceFy.
The object OF this suit Is to recover seven
ty-flve per cent of three notes made by kel-
ley, Holloway & Co., payable TO Coleman d
Reiton or order, and by them indoTsed to the
Plaintiff, and dated the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1856, for 81, ,S59 II at six months; one note
for I2i2 10, dated May 9th, 1851, at six
other note for 81, I,6l2, dated the 10Th day of
May, 1857, payable and Endorsed aB above.
the other IS per cent having been paid on
from an affidavit fled in the cause that the
Defendants, Smith Holloway, Thomas e.
Robinson, Robert Coleman, are non-resi-
dents of this State, on motion OF Complain
ants counsel, Il Is ordered that they do op-
pear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication, and due posting OF this
order at the front door of the Court House OF
Ohio County, and do what they may deem
ut to protect their interest.
Test. MICHAEL j. BREINI3. elk.
PECK & HUBBARD, & q. B. CALDwELLt
jy3-laW4W Sols. for Compt.
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cTATE OF WET VIRGINIA, OHIO
II Cou nty Circuit Court. June Rules, 1S6S,
Mary Beagle. ExecutrIx, md in her own
ngat'
The Hempneld Rail Road Company.

The object OF this suit is TO enforce the lien
OF award for $40, and interest from the -
day Of - till paid and costs, upon the land
faiSen from complainant and occupied by
me defendant for their Rail Road track.
And II Appearing from an athdaVlt MED In
the cause, tnat the President and Treasurer
of the Hennpdeid Z. r. Co. are not residents
ofthe State OF West Virginia. On motion OF
the complainants eonnseln II Is ordered IAat
they do aDDear here within one month alter
the fourth weekly publication and due post
inRof this order at the front door OF the
Court Hopsa OF Ohio county, and do what
they may deem at TO protect the interest Of
ofGaid company.
Tesr: MICHAEL ]. BREIblIG, Cf,k.
JACOB q CLARKE, Sol. for CompPt.
jy1.1aw4Wd
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The White Pine CompOund,

FhEP a Il Z d AT T n Z
New England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON,
Under the Supervision OF Rev. J. W. Poland
For snIe by LAUGHLN, SMITH & Co.
Wholesale Druggists, and also by GEO. b
9LESSNER.
mnr1S cod COW, dkw.
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EGGs-steatY 25c


Buoyant for all style of cottons, but de-
mand less active; heavy brown sheetingS of
best makes, firm at lT9lsc; white Atlantic
A command ls1Sc; the Agawam 4 are nrm
at l4c; Lawrence a 14c; New Market A lie,
bleached muslins, best makes, steady. bus
medium and light makes advanced full 1Sc
during the week. Hills Semper Idem now
ISLSc; Hope I61$c; LonsdaIe 181<@lSc; Law
renee 151Sc; Portsmouth Ike. Dark
prints in seasonable styles are In better re-
quest at l3IS6l4% for best makes.
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CTATE of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- T q. pSwson % Coleman, Complainant.
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grauspnrtattuu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. 3. OOMPlY

OFFICE RALT. q OHIO RA1LRoADCo,
WHEELING, May 16, ISIS.
DASSENGEks TRAINS WILL RUN BI
the following schedule on and a1teT May
III iRtS Wheeling time.
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NY fellow-cltizens, It ia not my pur-
pose to make heightened address, but
simply to express my gratitude for the
distinguished honor which has been
conferred on me, and how from my
heart 1 reiterate the words of thanks
that fell from NV lIps when rose.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-12

GIANTS OF OLDEN 1IMEs.-In one OF his recent
lectures, Professor SIlliman, the younger alluded
70 tne discovery OF skeleton Of an enormous
lizard Of eighty feet. From this the professor in
ierred, as no living specimen of such magnitude
has been found, that the species which IL repre-.
SCENTS has become degenerated. The verify of his
position ne endeavored to enforce by an alluson 10
the well known existence of giants In olden times
The following Is the list on which this singular hy-
pothesls is based:
The giant exhibited at Rouen in 1880, the pro-
lessor says, measured nearly eighteen feet.
Gorapius saw girl that was ten feet high
The giant Galabra, brought from Arabia to
Rome, under Claudius Caesar, was ten feet high.
Fannum, who lived in the time of Eugene III,
measured eleven and q half feet.
The Chevalier Scrog, In his voyage to the peak
OF Teneriffe, found In one of the caverns of that
mountain the head Of Gunich who had sixty teeth,
and was not less than fifteen feet high.
The giant Feregus. slain by Orlando, nephew
In 1914. near st. German, was found the tomb
feet high.
In 1850, near Rouen, was found q skeleton whose
skull held bushel Of corn, and who was nineteen
The giant Bacart was twenty-five feet high.
His thigh bones were found In l704 near the river
Moderi.
In 1923, near the castle in Dauphine. a tomb
was found thirty feet long, sixteen wide and eight
feet high, on which was cut in gray stone these
words: " kintolochus Rex" The skeleton was
found entire, twenty-five and half feet long, ten
feet across the shoulders. and five feet from the
breast bone TO the back.
Near Palermo, in Sicily, in 1916. was found the
skeletonsof giant thirty feet high, and In 1850
another thirty.four feet long.
Near Mazarino. in Sicily. In 1915. was found the
skeleton of giant thirty feet high. The head
was the size OF hogshcad, and each of his teeth
weighed five ounces.
We have no doubt there were "gians in those
days. and the past perhaps was more prolific in
nj Ruft IN
Of giants during the olden time was not more re-
markable than that of dwarfs, several Of whom
were even smaller than the Thumbs and Nutts Of
our own time.
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IMPROVE Your LAND.-n We had sons and
daughters-if we were threescore and ten, or
fourscore, and our sons and daughters were as
some are and some have been, 10 cherish and
we had to make said will and testament, and for
the greatest good Of those dear to us-we would
write, then sign. seal and deliver the same as 1t
should be. Improve YOUR LASD.". Always to
expend ten hours per day on poor land II ID
snd market, than In rich land In the woods Far
better to work two hours on the land and expend
eight hours each day 10 improving it, We doubt
not, II In truth only fifth Of labor were applied
land, by draining, deep filth, manurng etc., that
IN five years the farm would be In good heart
[Southern Farmer.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL BLUNDERs.-The Galaxy has a
readable paper on "Faux-pas Of the Press" Here
is an extract
1.-The stiffness Of the hour ia the stiffness of
dead calm at sea-" Prof. Phelps wrote in his book
The Still Hour" Several hundred copies were
printed and sold, In which the word "calmn be.
came "clam." The Rev. DR.. Todd, having pre.
sented some relics from an acquaintance to be de-
posted In the museum of prominent institution.
made some illusions to the Lives of the Saints
HIS remarks, when published, alluded through
typographical blunder to the Lies of the Saints
which so enraged the owner of the relics that he
wrote to DR.. Todd demanding their return TIE
late DR.. Bethune nsed to relate that, reading one
morning report of discourse delivered by him
the day before, he found the remark, "And the
adversary came among them and 'sowed tares',"
and sawed trees.'"
For instance" pathetically writes an author,
what OPINION can AN appreciatiye and indolgent
pubic entertain Of your neurological knowl-
eoge Wnen tney see you writing about the For
NOSE hercuas' and the Venus de Medicine or
referring to the majesty Of the great Juniperr
What is their opinion of your classical sttsnments
gin, and admire the Plutonio philosophy, and as
sure them that the Greek Creek race was exter-
minated some twenty years since by the Canaan
che Indians II you mention that you have been
'regaling yourself with page of Friar Bacon
the stupid printer invariably has IL q plate Of
fried bacon'-just as poor Goldsmith had his lines
IN which he SO iDgeniously initiated the notes Of
the nightingale
Gull guI, gull
And that low tone more sweet than all
converted into
'Juy, jag jug
And that low tone more sweet than alep
to his everlasting modification and confusion.
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IN BANkRUPTrY-ESTA OF J. NEWTON
DAv s. Office United States MsIshal District Of Lon.
isiana nree La October is, ls6SThis give notice
that on The 10th day Of October A 1863 warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of NewtoH
VS. In the parish Of Catahoul and State Louisiana who
o. any debts and delivery Of property belonging
property by him, forbidden by law that setting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt prove debts and to
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate will held at
Court OF Bani uptcy to be holden the Reg sers Office in
the town OF Monroe. Louisiana, before W. J Bake
Register on the 10th day of November. A 1888 az 10
O'Clock A. - ~ ~
A-No. 90 FL. HEBRON
U. 8. Marshal, ID Strict Of Louisiana
Per NJ. GRADY,
eczi hel4 Deputy, as Messenger.
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT CoURr

tsnkms, Of "a ' 5o mater Of A. Pope
= the Parish OF FrsnkIn and District afo-sss;d Al,
declared bankrupt under the Act of Congress OF March
ID 1867 has this day fled in said Court petition praying
Tor discharge and certificate thereof from his debts and
other claims proyable under said act;
Notice 10 therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO all other in interest," 2t
DAY OF November 1868 at IL assigned for the
cause any they have why the prayer OF the petition
Clerks Office, New Orleans, October %, 1853
OCT nos II K LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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In BANKBUrTCY-EsrArs or HESRrErr,

IN BANKRUPTCY-ESrA OF HENRIETTA
kichsrdson-United States Marshals Office District Of
Louisiana, New Orleans, October 49, lS5S-Ths is to give
notice that on he LIST day Of October 1868 an alias
warrant In Bankruptcy issved against estate of
Henrietta Richardson, of New Orleans in the parish of
orleans and state Of Louisiana who was adiudged bank
delivery Of property to such bsnkut TO her or
ioI e use and the transfer property by her
bdden by law tina meeting the credto OF the said
bankrupt to prove III cir dbs and as
stnees Of her estate will be held Court Bankruptcy
TO be holden at No. Al Exchange Place. the city OF Nav
orleans ousna before Donation Angustin, Register on
the zth day OF November, A D. 1868, at 10 o'clock
A-No a. FL HEBRON
oc2O noO q. s. Marshal District OF Louisiana