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We take the following from a Democratic
organ, paper much coveted and very gener.
ally read by the Copperheads
"Some few years after these stirring events,
John Wilkes Booth, young man of generous
impulses, fine attachments, manly sentiments,
and noble aspirations, whose gentle manners
won your heart stung to the quick by the sight
Of his cOuntry's wrongs and injuries, conceived
the bold idea of freeing that country from
the iron rule, and, In obedience to the prompt.
ingsoi patriotic heart, shot the foul usurper
dead"
A Democratic paper out West says that
"Abe Lincoln has gone TO the Red Sulphur
Springs" Thus 1t will be seen that the dead
as well as the living are to be Rssailed Ia this
campaign.
John A. Green, of Syracuse, one OF Sey.
mours most active aud influential friends In
1868, remarked, In speech In opposition to the
draft then pending, as follows;
aye devils incarnate, 1.-THE Government Of
the United States,) who with hearts OF ada,
mant and fearless eye, drag hundreds Of thou
sandB to your slaughter pens, and demand the
eNtermination OF millions more OF the very
brothers OF your blOod-tremble
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-16

THOSE VINO ARE DEsIROUs OF obtaining an
imperfect copy OF the whisky and tobacco tax
law, may find II In the New York TimeI of this
morning, as its corps of " indefatigables" were
the only newspaper men who judged what
nearly everybody knew all about, OF sufficient
Importance to anticipate. The pruricRcy for
"early news" has not yet entirely disappeared
from the Contemplating" press.
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH

LOSS OF THE U. s. STEAMER suwANEE
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Interesting Political Intelligence
IITsgg F---f- .. rfTN
A Fatal railroad Accident.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-16

THE Express asks who saved the national
capital when Lee marched into Pennsylvania,
and grayely answers, Horatio Seymour The
credit OF the battle OF Gettysburg has usually
been given, heretofore, to Gen. Meade and mis-
gallant army. While they were saving the
capital Horatio Seymour was making speech
In New York to prove that the war was fail
ure, and threatening the Republicans with a
Northern rebellion and the terFors OF mob
law Nam EnrL Il.Ihnnr
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Wants,

WANTEp-HEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING.
broker Store Of X. FULTON 4 Co. ,blI Ninth street,
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue. de9-f
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OUR EXCHANGES from all parts of the coun-
try bring us the intelligence Of numerous ae-
cessIons to the Republican ranks, and many
OF these new recruits are men Of distinction
It Is very currently reported In this city, that
three OF the members OF the present Cabinet
will support Grant and Colfax. From all
quarters, the reports are most cheering, and
doubtless large Nccesslons will be made to the
Republican ranks before November. Our PEG.
pie do not desire to be marshaled under such
leaders AS Wade Hampton, c. L.vallandigham,
Horatio Seymour, and +. p. Blair, jr.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE EoREiom mARksrs

NY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
c.E. GlRARDfY q co. SALES.
SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY,
LOUISIANA.
In THE MATTER on JOHN eoRDY, BANKRUPT
NO. a' DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERlCA-FoR THE DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.
c. E. GIRARDfs q co.. SALES.
IN THE MATTER on JOHN GoRDY, BANKRUPT.
nv G. e. erRARpEY q 90.
NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctioneer,
Odice-NO. N Exchange Plao


Once-NO. n Exchange Place
CATUKDAY; Augu.t I, Is6s. at ~ o'clock
- NJ, the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, on
ofNew Orleans virtue OF an order OF the
Honor Edward H. Dure Judge, bearing date the sd n
day June 1868 public aucti viii be sold To- account
John GOidy BaBkrupt the following described
property, tO-Wn:
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish Of St
Mary, State Of LouisianA, described as follows;
I. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, together with the
buildings and mprvs nfs lying and bng nate Ia tho
parish Of 81 Mary on b sdes Of the Bayou Cyprsmor
press swamp by the land belonging TO Sur Gallery
marsh by lands Ia presently Of JnO
Carey all being In Towukip "a south Of kange7 east and
comprising all OF Sectonsnd Of said towns ID; Tlh75
II which Aaen entered by J. L. Daniels and
glass wilkins, and Afterwards acquired by DIR. T.
Scott and 2 IS which being entered oy The said Dr.
h. y. Scott -
swamp lands zach bs IA Sections 26 and ~ Of said Town
ship south OF Range the being contiguous,
aud supposed the southwest quarter OF northwest
s southeast the north
Of Section quiTed by said John from
Dr. p b Of sse executed beOrs j. q. PSrkin-
son Recorder Of the parh of ST. Mary Louisiana, in IN
1889
Kz- TrRns-Cash oy,tbA spot In U. 4. Treasury
Act Of sale, together with the U. Internal Revenuo
Stamps attached The OF the purchaser before N.
GernOn, ESQ notary put lc
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DENsACoLA oBsERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY BY VIZ. KIRK co.

Rubscripton-Twelve months So SIX months SIS IN ad-
This long essa6hed jon nal becomes desirable
this time In view of the fact that Pensacola ehe tin
her RAILROAD. communications with The Northwest and
becoming point Of interest 10 ent-rprising men
IL 10 devoted the development Of the material m
tere.u Of the etste Of Florida, and in rs oeN ae-
en devotes special attention % the immense LaDer
and Timber trade growing lie vicinity As also 70 other
c@mmsFciz items 70 the careful reader vii indicate
the development Of the natural Advantages OF
~ = nor Advertisements solicited
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SUMMER RESORTS.
YELLOW SULPHUR STRINGS.

WILLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
These celeb aed and popular Springs. situated In Mont
gomery county, 81 miles from Ghrstiansbug Depot
OF Visitors and attention OF
The Springs pub T. repeatedly invited 70 the adgan
tages they present The Of these Spr are unr
vailed al 81 Dyspepa, Cutznenus Diseases and
Uterine affections, and IN cases Of Debility act asa
Powerful Restorative.
They have proven emineny useful In many Female Diseases
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
regarded as specific.
The natural advantages Of III place unsurpassed By
the State being situated almost the summB
bTscnR the climate II heal by and subr0ns the water Of
delightful Temperature 55 deg Fahrenheit the grounds
shaosd and protected hour In the day BY thick go
Of forest oaks
Hotel and buildings have recently been charged
novatd and rhtd AID The prorreors Halter them-yes
they offer 20 their mmodaiJns BY
any watering blaee 10 toe mountains and confidently ask
Whit from the public.
Wis the spin Is viii stop 1t Chrsansburg whsre
comfortable coaches viii be In attendance the arrival OF
each train, 20 convey them To the Springs
RATES OF BOARD
fer W
fer week - "
Nj nth 20
For longer period than months per month 80. So 90
CooTed servants and children occupying seats at rt
'~'''' --' DR.. JOHN b. RADIO d,
Cot HsnEY A EDMUHDSON,
Major JAMES p. EDnUNO3ON,
General q O WHAkfOs.
PrODretors
J. A. DAVIS, formerly Of hs Newell House, Lynchburg.
Superintendent
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A B. sCHEFFENTEIN va @. GlRDINER-FIRsF
Justice Court No. S50f.
DY VIRTUE of a wris Of neri faeias
ID 70 me directed BY the Honorable q w. Sadler yirst
Justice OF the Peace parish Of Orleans shall proceed
sell al public auction. TUESDAY. the Twenty d.y
July 1868 at ~ o'clock st my Warehouse lol Tchoup
''''i' one LIT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the shove suit
na- TKRns-Cash in o. s. Treasury Notes
A. A PLATTssIER, Constable
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugar Plsntaons located IN the bes
portions Of he Gotten and growing sises Also Roe
Plsntssns Orange Orchards and large bodies uAbs
timber also large varsity Of City and Suburban
improved and unimproved in the form Of residences
stores building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish ng invest viii do well 70 call and Proper
ties Miller Gard Real Estate Agents, No. Osrondss
street, New Orleans.
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DETER MOSS.


thanks citizens Orleans
for the last He hiss made extensive ADDITIONS
his workshops and introduced several woodworking
CHR which VIII snsbe him 10 attend promptly 10 any bus
IN his line
shops and oee, Prysaa wsshinxon stresA
hschanios' Exchange, boz No.
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by q. DE FFRIET,

Ofice No. IS Bionvlle street
CATURDAY, August 18th 1865, mt I2
- O'Clock NJ the Merchants and AurtiOneers' TX.
Change street betV Canal Custom
BY Public Aucon by virtue order from the Hon John
W. Tn Judge of the Second District Court Of New Or
dated July 10TH 1853 the 70 lowing described real
will be : d.
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
there siiuste in the third District this city
the square bounded by CasscAvO mos Royal ireatnen.
Dauphn) Vaudeville ard Spain streets, measuring 50
eet front spAn stree, by las feet in depth
BE- TERMs-f5O0 cash, aud the balance credit Of
Twelve months, secured by special
vendors and bear ng ght per interest per
from the day sale until hna the BUILDINGS
be kept insured snd TIE policy Transferred to the vend
In Of suit the purchaser will be required 20 pay i've
aitOrneys commissions the amount recovered
which will be likewise secured BY mortgage; the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1858
sale with Internal Revenue Stamps At the expense
Of the purchaser before W. j Cast,l notary public
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RIsAUD g CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
Patronized by the Empress Of the French and extensively
used in an fashionable circles Excellence aud Superb
GRITTY.
kiGAUD a co.'s YLANGYLANG and MANILL
BOZ DUET the new scent Rgaad Co. the only in
porers rrope OF the fragrant extract OF Nangyland from
the Philippine isles
RIGAUb 4 co IS fOLUrINF, delicious Toilet Water,
superior Eau de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, or Florida
Water
RIGAUD a co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exqulsitely per-
fumsd and keeping its fragrance 20 she last.
RloAUD co - MIRANDA POMAfUA, for preserv-
ing and be aut y ing the hair. -
RIGAUD a Co.'s DENTORrNB, most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and peumng the breath
RIGAUD co.'s TOOTH-CRB M remarkable pre-
paatiOn producing brilliant wilderness TO the teeth
RIGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER, superior to Violet
and all other Starch and Rice Powders
THE LITTLE MONITOR; a GUIDE To THE TOILET,
with Photographs Illustrations will be sent receipts Of one
wholesale Rigsud 4 Co., Is rue de Richelsu Paris;
Agent p Newbey Sons, As ST. Pauls Church Yard Lon
don.
N'F' F. DUCOyGE's.
20
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n. sEELYE's OOTToI

n. sEELYRs COTTON RINNERE
n and COTTON PICKERY, corner St Thomas and -
James streets In the Immediate vicinity Of the folowas
Presses: Mississippi louisiana Fire Preo Alabama shp
pers Planters Tyler, F.ctOrs' Commercial Pelican, Or
leans, Merchants Veksburg and Penn Having erstclasa
Cotton Gina Of eighty each the latest In
proved be prepared V hsu gin and pick Cotton iron any
~ - -. ~ gy,,r.nt nrn. IL Gr,xi.r .tr..t
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CONSTABuE'S SALES.

CAHILL & CoFFEY VS. JOHN CLINE-No 1873
DY VIRTUE of n writ ef hert raclas TO
I'D directed BY the Honorable the sixth in ti,e Court
vi proceed 10 sell public auction SATURDAY, July
rs, 1865, at n O'Clock A. At 52i Camo STREET
One lot HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE
seEed IN above numbered and entLe suit per In
'D' DANIEL WILSON Constable
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SHERIFf'S SALES.

SUCCESSION OF VIE LATE FRANCIS CLAIR K
Deceased. Second District Court Of New orleans-No.
DY VIRTUE OF and In obedience TO az
ID order Of sale rendered June 10Th 1868 directed BY the
the sbO,e entitled Geo W. Avery hate Sheriff.
and By said late sheriff 70 me transferred ~: proceed g
EsShsngs Roy ,lsst between Gans ana o@s,pR6uSo
July 49, 1868 at 70 OcOek the following described
one LOT OF GROUND lying being aud situate In the
First District Of New Orleans the bonaded by
% anu sd'oss pu%b, % and msasape % et 10 inches on
Louise stree, y s. feet in depth -. -, 49,. l..
the First District of New Orleans in the bounded by
lehouPtoulss Pearl DslOd and Louisa .sets nugeeret
LOUISE street BY depth Of q feet.
ONE LOT OF GKouND situate IN the square bounded
BY Tchoupitou as Pearl Delod and Louisa in tho
Fhst District ofNew Orleans numbered ~ and measures 20
isst forming the eqrasr q L Visa snd Pearl
TEKMs-One and two years credit with notes OF iho
perry THOS l. MsXWELL.
JsHls Sheriff Of the Parish Of orIsans.
HENRI PIUssAN VS. AUGgsrE MANSgssIER,
Third District Court of New Orleans 24,2l2
lETsE OF TS,Ls S OF asr dn, rse has
Orleans in Il. above entitled cause 70 Geo w. %VeS Is
sheriff and ~ said late sh' rf TO me transferred will
tionesTs Is change ROY street Canal Jus
s 18Th day Ja at e Ss
Two SC asfsSfS Pr LOTS GROUND u.d m thu
Fst District of this city In the square bounced by O. nal
Philippe, Common and BsrOnne sssts designated as NOs-
Lot No. 70 &c feet inches and lines Phppa
sweet 80 feet inches and lines and font
ley running from Philippe Baronne street, AZ feet 10
deep the side 10 lot No. 2 and &c feet
the n
Lot No "a measures rs above alley by %
feet In depth.
Iogeihsr with buildings improvements thereon
Sc n
Rs-TERns-Ths being the second and last auction, the
said property will definitely adndcated th- highest aud
bidder for hat u will bring twelve months
purchaser furnishing bond with good and
bearing bve cent interest annum from date and
special the sold until hua payment
Said pu cha shall IN deduct and pay in tho
printing sheriff. and clerks fees about $500;
ard fu the par Sd municipal
amount OF which Is not yet aseertsined-
Haid property sui ec TO lease expiring the 7th day
Of November 1870 at yearly rental Of S2pO act
passed before Abel Dreyou notary sHbe in this city dated
November 9TH, 1867 49,
THOs. L. MAXWELL,
r9 II % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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HAw KINGS BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAyIER AND ST. CHARLES,
Opposite St. Charles HOtelJ
RE-oPENED-L B. CUSTER IN CHAR3E
The REST brands Of LIQUORS and WINES sach As Hsv-
kns has set ferth fer years. constantly % hand As0
CIGARS
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rREIN a ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Il Commercial Plsos
oF RNni Eafafaa

u.h.vs constant demand Dwelling Store and Vacant
y properly; for Country Place around the city and on
~ and rivera wishing 10 sell invited
60 place their property In hands - We make no onArss
uniees 4 sale e effected.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FEnlET'S SALES,
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAznE JAILLor R
JAILLRAU-Nl. 1920
BY @. DE FERRET,

BY @. DE FERRET,
AUcrroNKKR-Ofce So Bienvle street.
CATURBAY, JuIy 18th, 1865, at IL
Royal between Canal and Customhouse streets by
Iube auction, by virtue Of order from the Honarabe
John W. Thomas Judge OF the Second District Court Of NV
Orleans dated June o. 1858 the following described Real Is
LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by washing.
ton Lapags Sixth and Seen streets forming the
on Washington street by depth Seventh street
together with old house srected thereon.
Subject to all claims that Mrs. b. p. Gaines may have
A. frRNs-Casb' in IT, q. Treasury Notes
sale with u s. internal revenue stamps attached
before A Dorocout, notary public, at purchasers ex-
pense.
POST We AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
PARTITION. OF VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
SITUATED AT NOS 81 AND 50 EsPLANADE
STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL AND CHARITIES
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND. NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
DAUPHIN AND BURGUNDY STREETS.
J. II. PARLANeE vs.. P. N. RIvERA-No. ss2ss.
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTRFET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
a MENT, Room No. 7. City Hal-Eew Orleans July IL.
ls-Wsre brought 10 the First District POuLd Of
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estrays-
One Brown GOAT,
Two White GOATS,
Which II not claimed within TIRES days and expenses
p-d, will be sold public auction said Pound,
MONDAY, July 10Th, 1868, At IL o'clock NJ.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTREET OMMIsaIONER's DEPARr-
- MENT, Room No Z, City Hal-New Orleans, July l6,
lS6S-Were brought the Fourth District Pound Dry
street. Jackson and Philip Streets esuays
One yellow MALTESE GOAT;
Two red KIDS;
Which n clsmed within three days and the
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said Pound
SATURDAY, July Is 1868 at II O'Clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTREET COMMIsSIONER's DEPART
- MENT, Room No. I, City III ll-New Orleans, July Is,
lS66-Wss brought TO the Four District Pound Dya
street. between jackson and Philip Streets estray
One white HELPER, branded A, right cropped fore
lePS red;
which If claimed within Eve days and the
thereon paid will be sold ct public auction At said Pound
MONDAY July 20 1868 At u O'Clock N
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENECHAL- tor Controller
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T II. sARRAZINs
- TOBACCO MANUFAcroKY.

Corner ChArtres and Cont sirssta
N, p sARRAzIF thankful for the patronage extended
70 rim since establishment Of his factory has constantly
med e1er0ns 70 Increase bis wsdessrvcd eputa
ton and able ore the Southern states superior
article Of Tobacco for smoking put up In All .orts PACK
age suit the rsds his OF Chewing tobaooo
Pipes Cigars, etc, 10 renewed b. every arrival.
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SUCCESSION OF CELESTE PERRAULT-No ls2ss
DWELLING HOUSE ON xELPoMESE STREET, Be
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS.
By @. DE FERRET,

AUcroNEER-OHce Sc Bienvie street.
TUESDAY, August 4, 1865, at N o'clock
NJ. at the horchants' and Auctione,rs' Exchange
oval between Canal and CutomhOuse reet by
virtue of order from the Honorable John ~. Thomas
Judge Of the Second District Court OF New Orleans dated
I'd, 1868, the following described real estate by pubic
auction will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First District Of this
city g. bounded by sepomene, Camp TnAia
and Prytania streets ssd lot forming Of lot No TO-
Per plan deposited in the oce Of p ftdescaux late notary
public this city The year 1871 and measuring 30 feet
mont on Melpo meme street by l2l ieet in depth
Together with the Onestory WoOce1 House containing
four two ea6net gallery onestory kitchen contain
ing four rooms gallery p ivies hydrant hg trees.
M rERMs-Cash in o. \. Treasury Notes.
Act # sale with internal stamps attached at
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g Co. s SALES.


LARGR AND PBREMProRY SALE OF ELEGANR
Single HORSES Elegant Saddle Horses. Fino
work Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggiss, Harness. Wagons
ste, etc, at auction. =
HV MONTGOMERY sRos. . Co.,
II n. koEreoHEkr, Ancti0nssF.
~ Once-H Damp street
CATURDAy, jay 18th, a. II s'eloek a
" ~, at p. Liners ststles VII sold
ElssEsi Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine VsSk MILES. l
Fine 3 lch Cows
Aso-TOp and Open Nseies, Harness, wagons.
- rzREs-Osshi in z g. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. SRNITURE.. FURNITURE
HY MONTGDMEK H BROs. q co..
r. NJ MoErGoHKEr, Auctionee.
CATURDAY. sfiIy 18th. at II o'clock As
- L. at their Auction 81 Camp street. viii be
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD - RNITURE,
such Rosewood ManSxsny and Walnut Bedstesds, Bu-
reaus Amoirs Waahsy Rds Mahogany and Walnut retea
Sofas Spring Seat ChRis Easy Chairs Marble Top Centex
Tables Marble Top sdebdards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Capets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs. Paintings docking Stoves and Utensia beng tho
contents Of several well-tUrnished houses
S-AlsO-
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood ssa
Chairs etc
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CwEET SPRINGS

CwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIII be opened reception Of visitors June 2Oth and
heretofore will be kept strictly nrstca-s hOts Pat
the luih will take The Ts aud Virgins
Railroad B0ns-ks Station where class coaches win
be in rsadiness convey them 70 the SPRING.
Board three dollars psr day.
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DROCLAMATI0N..... .PROCLAMATION
OF QUARANTINE
STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPLRrMESr,l


Oreans, May q, ls6S 7
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved Msrch is,
1873 entitled AN establish Quara tine the pro.
lection Of the State provides that the Governor Of the State
shall ssue his PROCLAMATION he dvce Of the Board OF
Health declaring place where thers shall be TO be-
eve residential contagious infections disease exists to
be feced place and stating the number OF days Of
antne n be performed by the vessels their passengers of
ceEs and crews, coming from such place or places
Now, therefore In the provisions OF the act
Aforesaid do issue this my proclamation ard hereby de-
the places hereinafter named be infected and
that all together with ocers and
arriving from said places having touched
stopped them, shall be subject tine OF
mot less than ten days for longer period be
sdered bv the Board Of Health take effect from
and after the prOmul cation Of this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here procsimed
will be severely punt he'd II the penalties prescribed BY
law deem ed inadequate the parties offending VIII be de-
hvered up the military authorities t. be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected aore
said, the following 10 wit:
An the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
Of Vers Cruz, In Mexico.
Given my hand and Seal State above and
the Independence Of the United States the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. II. HARDY, Secretary OF State