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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
F. ", PERKINS,
Chairman;
3. STRAIGHT.
@. &. SAUYINET.

The following resolution accompanying
the report was read twice under suspension
of the rules, and adopted unanimously.
/. Resoloed, That one hundred and fifty
feet Of the wharf and landing at post No.
| %, FIRST district, be and the same is hereby
| appropriated as coal landing.
2. That upon tho PRONUNCIATION OF THIS
\ ordinance the portion of the landing as
described in paragraph one OF this ordi'
nance be measured and marked By the City
Surveyor for the purposes mentioned in TINS
ordinance.
Action was postponed on the following
resolution accompanying the same report;
ResolUed, That the City Surveyor be and
he is hereby authorized 10 put IN go22Sa r.
pair and condition the shellroads on FIRST
Eighth, and Ninth streets the cost q maze
rial and labor for the makingot sala Iepss.ts
TO be charged to the contractor ioI lls y Ky
! and keepifie in repair said roads, ana 70 pc
/ deducted from the ten per cent re1aln .se IN
the city treasury in guarantee ioI tile u
l performance on the part u we W
and Keeping in good repair the roads here
in named.
Taa following from the Committee on IGi-
movements and Bindings was received,
and the resolutions aceompan yingread twice
unacf sNsp enbtoAo4 e1Al Aulc1l aAio Au0ple4s
coN1nr1rn cN IEPnosEMEN1s AID BumnHBoa
hoafd Of Assistant Alderman.
City HalL Now ORLEANS. January 81. i5o5.
To tie Honorable the Board Of Asssiaat Aldermen:
GENrLElFgN-- Your committee have the
honor to report upon the following subjects
referred 70 them.
/. Upon the resolution s1bmitted BIZ the
Committee on Streets and Landings grant
ing permission 10 the Southern Paving com.
s,f-,r "a, t-ls f,,rt1 hla af.-n, o4loira IL fhs,
open square, corner Of Calliope and Clara
streets, faYorably recommending It's
ad0pti0n.
2. Upon the petition Of Charles Thompson,
praying for permission to erect . frame
| dwelling on the west side Of Spain street
between MORGAN and Oaaacalqo streets.
/ faforably by reseintion,
il. 6fERnI
Chafrloan
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special Committee Third district.

Resolyed, That paragraph three of section
two Of ordinance No. 347 new series, enti-
tied can ordinance establishing pounds for
the city of New Orleans, y be so amended as
to read as follows:
" The third pound district shall be conf
prised from the southeast side of Esplanade
and Broad streets, down Broad to Laharpe
street, down Laharpe to Galvez street, fronla
Galvez, corner Laharpe street, TO St. Bernard
avenue, from Galvez through Genius to
Elysian Fields street, Elysian Fields street
to Claiborne street, Claiborne street to PORT
street, Port street to GOodchildren street,
Goodchildren street to Poland. Poland to
Love street, Love TO Delery street, Delery
to Levee street, and Levee to Esplanade
street
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Your obcdient servant,
lSignodl q Il CARR
A true COPY:
c. BLACK, sr., Clerk.

s4 tCopy.l
City Hall, 2sth Day Of January. 1853.
D, z. Msnden, Esq, CONTROLLER
SRI am instructed by the Finance Com
mittees to inform you that they have re-
jected the proposals of the PicdRcne, Bile
tin, and Times newspapers for printing and
binding the semi-annual report Of the C1n-
troller for the six months ending December
81, 1867, contained IN your letter Of the
fourteenth instant, and also to transmit 10
you the following copy of resolution
adopted by the committees at their session
of last evening.
Very respectfully,
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n accordance with existing city laws and
ordinances, and remains during The pleas.
pre q the Common Council.
hesoLceQ That permission Be and the
same - hereby granted to Mr.. Charles
Lhomps0n to erect frame building on
Spain street, between Clara and Oasacaivo
streets; the said building to be reofed with
slate, ana 70 be built in al respects in nc
cordance with city laws and ordinances.
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orF1cr C1r1 AxIoREEx. No. ID O1rT HAIL, !
Mes DREAMS, January n, lses. :

Ner dreams, January n, 1865
! E Heath. Mayor:
e,R-since the last meeting Of the Com.
IN Council the suit Of Joseph II. Nessel
n the city Of New Orleans has been tried
M-lore Jury In the third district court Of
- orleans, and has resulted in a verdict
n hundred dollars damages in favor of
#sintiff. Nessel established o stah on the
seWalk at or close to tho door of the D 1st-
SIee. for the vending of newspaper, peri
#sIcais. and stationery in The spring OF
M and after due notice from the Street
Ommissioner In accordance with the city
ainsnces his stall, etc, were removed as
hsiructions Of the thoroughfare. He
vnught suit against the city for damages
HImated BY him at between seven and
.iqht thousand dollar, for loss Of stock in
lac, business, etc, and tho result has been
aboYe.
have applied to the court for anew trial,
hich application is set for hearing on
hursday, the 30th instant. will observe
MAJ this verdict Of the Jury was in direct
uposition to the charge of the court upon
aters Of law which were involved in the
Very respectfully,
A. NJ. BUCHANAN,
CITY Attorney,
The following message from the Mayor
NJ referred to the Committee on Streets
I'D Landings;
AIAxoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
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GaHrl nNax would f1llx cali
qnssa ~ atloa IS tao lnmedlata Necessity
ia she le8&ea al TIE sblfl dlalqlet
ID tIs1 n aieaf Al nolaud street, thq Dt1Hs
lafst b stnaraf NfofE. I ra11 nlg1 t3ale
kat 1c cave 4 Ho tialFt
ooHnBl4e Ciaafa f6zt. fSau7se l1tmeo'Ete
aIfsAsion TO Afrsat she sonRbAnS ApKnaioa s.
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A ". BUCHANAN,
City Attorney.

90 uHIcsaioas sRo1l OFFICERS o. THR cITX.
$40 fellowina communications frpu tho
gg Surveyor ws5a ssls3se
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

The river report of the Cincinnati En-
sDirer, of the 10th inst, says:
Il Capt. John Woodburn's new boat, the
3oH Gibson, arrived from Pixsburg. -
khe re-shipped forty tons for New Orle-
buns on the Lotawanna, and loads here
for the Arkansas river.
The following is from the Memphis
.irolqache of the 9th
q The Importer, Capt. John A. Williams,
thc Peter Balen, Fanny Scott, Lily and
David Watts, enter the Arkansas River
And New Orleans trade this season,
A late Little Rock Gazette, talks after
thc following style of the n
8 STEAMER PEERLESS Capt Sam Hous
ton has made raid on the Gazette office
and carried away our river reporter Maj,
FRANK G. WATSON, who has 50 graceful
1y presided over that department Of our
paper during the past six months River
nen, no less than ourselves, loose val
aable representative in their behalf by
This change, as lie never lost an oppor-
tunty to deal blow in behalf of neg
lccted wharf or other necessary improve
ments to facilitate shipping, and to his
sprightly pen in the main, is due what i'm
prorements have been made on the wharf
during the past spring and simmer The
Peerless is a sparkling packet and is COM
Manded by thorough steamboatman.
We bespeak for her great success in the
sNlemphis and Little Rock trade. The Of
eice will be presided over by Messrs.
Watson and Morse, two gentlemen whose
politcness and business qualities we CON-
mend to shippers and passengers
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
seymour and Blair Club Meeting.

The meeting that met at the Court
House, in this city on Monday evening
last, was unusually large Van Buren,
township is fully aroused to the impor-
tance of the approaching presidential
election and will roll ups huge majority
for SHnoUR and BLAIR There were a
large number of ladies in attendance
The Van Buren, Brass Band was pres
aeut and discoursed several beautiful pieces
suf music. 1---4- a--. 80 -..---s
The President called themcetng to
sorler and announced business of the Climb
sto be in order. Whereupon II. F. Thoin-
ason offered the following resolution:
Resolred.. That Gran. Wilcox, and 9th
ers 10 he selected by the President of this
Club, be and they are hereby appointed
10 attend the several precincts in this
county ON the days appointed for Regis
9tration and that they be charged with the
special duty of seeing that all persons en-.
stitlcd to Register be allowed to do so,
and to keep list of all such as may be
srejected, who in their opinion should reg
sister, and that they report the same to
this Club with such facts connected there
AAsEith as they may deem important.
Adopted
The following resolution was offered
snd unanimously adopted;
Resolred, That the President of this
Club appoint b. J. Brown, Col. Locke,
Jas, Heard, w. F. England and such
others as he may deem expedient, as dele
gates to the District Convention of the
Democracy of the Bird Congressional Dis
strict of this State, to be holden at CIarks-
Nillc, Johnson county, 2Sth day of Sep
tember, to nominate candidate for
Congress in said Distrit; and that the
9ielegates be instructed to vote for Gen
Edwards, of Sebastian county, as first
choice Of Crawford county Democracy.
Then followed speech by Hon. GRAN.
MnCox, which was quite able and eflec-
#"e. He played sad havoc with the
4 thicago Platform and struck Radicalism
fome heavy blows. .li
On motion the meeting adjourned
-" JESSE TURNER, Pres.
q CHAs. C. CoLBCRN, Asst. Sec'y. -
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Leaving the einkine Shin.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is said an "honest con.
fession is good tor the soul"t With
your permission l will make one will
not only make an honest confession, but
Twill rip tlieir rotten, hollow. hearts, and
tell aloud their Juggling, hocns-p -pocus
arts to cheat the crowd like yourself and
vast majority in Arkansas, ! opposed
the secession movement, nevertheless,af
ter the war commenced | entered the. Con.
federate army, just to keep from being
conscripted you know Abont the time
Of the battle ofPrairie Grove l abandon
ed the rebel cause, Now sir, do not deem
me inconsistent, ! am only in the same
predicament that thousands ofothers are.
l entered the Federal army, joined the
League and served the Radical party
with all:the zeal "that young and fiery
converts feel" AT last, to my astonish
ment and modification, | perceive it will
not pay. The last Legislature has not
only disguised me but hundreds of 9th.
ers. The leaders of the party told us all
along that they were not in favor of ne
gro equality; and that We would be light
ly taxed, etc, etc But, behold the re
suit: Taxes are more than doubled
sheep and hogs are taxed, indeed the
"law' says everything ANIMATE and in
animate. What in the name of God are
We TO do it is almost impossible to live
now. After paying this enormous tax,
we are compelled to ride in stages and
steamboats, with negroes. Not only that /;
we are compelled to eat and sleep with
them at taverns and public houses. Sup
pose put up at Captain Brodie's for the
night and after eating at the table with
negroes, the Captain tells me to sleep on
the lee side of a negro, do you think
would do it; no I would tell him to 90 to
the ID have said it will not pay to
be Rad. ! mean it will not pay me.
have discovered lately, that it pays some
very well-for instance the clerks and
judges of the last election. / have it
from undoubted authority that the clerks
(and presume the judges got nine dol
lars $4,000 per day, and with unparalel-
ed generosity the authorities allowed
them double time, making their pay ex.
actly eighteen dollars (SlS.00) per day.
Now, sir, the like of that will not help
me to pay my taxes, henceforth l will
vote for the party that administers the
government justly and economically, no
matter whether they call me rebel or not.
As | am busy at present, will only add,
that you will hear from me again soon.
ONCE A RAD.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
AuGUsTA, ME.. Sept. 10.

Returns from 29S towns, embracing
more than four, filths Of the entire votes
of the State, give Chamberlain !S.l60,
and PillsDury 54,S00 The same towns
last year gave Chamberlain 46,907, and
Pillsbury 81, ,i2l. The Republican major
ity this year is lS,49S, last year it was
l9.4S4. The towns YET to be heard from
gave last year Chamberlain ll,lS4, and
Pillsbury S,204 Should the same rates
of relative increase be obtained in these,
with those already reported, their vote
would be, Chamberlain 1892, Pillsbury
l0,254, which would give a total vote of
49,, 800, of which Chamberlain would
have I6, l60, and Pillsbury "a, 500, giving
Chamberlain a majority of u, 500 1t is
not, believed, however, that the towns 10
be heard from will maintain the ratio of
increase exhibited in those that are re
ported. ..
Mr. Blaine, Chairman of the Republi
can State Committee, has only claimed
10000 majority, asserting that Chamber
lain's vote would go as far above 10000
as Pillsbury's would exceed 10000.
The Radical majority in 1864 was 90.
Sl7 in 1866 it was 1880; and in 1867
il fell to III .342
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

Just published, new edition of Dr. Cnleer-
reNs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(without medicine) of Sphermatorrhga, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal losses. lm.
potency, Mental and Physical lncnpacity, lmped
iments 10 Marriage etc; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy. and Fits, induced BY sclf.indulgence or
sexual extrsvngsncc.
cr" Price, in /. sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
ful practise, that the alarming consequences Of
self sbuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appl
cation of the knife pointing ont mode sf curo d
once simple. certain, and eHcctual. by means II
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself chcaply, privately. and
radically. ....
:F-Thi. Lecture should he in the hsnds Of
every youth and every man in the land. -
sent, under senl in plain envelope, TO any nd
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of sir cents, or two
post stamps Also, DR.. Culvervell's Marriage
Guide" price % cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS J. c. KLINE a. CO., III Bowery, New
York, Port Office Box 4Ss6 july 10y.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
CENTRALTA, ILL, Sept 10.
The Hon. George III. Pendleton was re-

ceived here to day, on the occasion of his
making his FIRST political speech in this
State, with an ovation such as would be
given to very few men in the country
The farmers gathered from the country
to the number of from ten to fifteen
thousand to hear the ablest expounder
of the Democratic financial policy present
his views, which he did in speech of
nearly two hours duration The enthusi-
asm of the vast audience was almost with
out limit, and the result of this speech
has been to stir up the Democrats to put
forth their utmost efforts to redeem the
State from Radical rule.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
Call for a Democratic Congressional Con
vention in the Third District.

CLUB Room, SEYMOUR AND BLAIR,
Dem. Club Of Big Rock Township
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. l6, '6S.
The following resolution was offered
by Col. J. NJ Harrcll, and unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That ten delegates be chos
en- from this club by the chairman, to
meet delegates to be chosen by the other
township clubs and democratic organiza
tions of Pulaski county on "Wednesday,
the 23rd inst, at their rooms, in county
convention, for the purpose Of electing
delegates to district convention of the
democracy ofthe third congressional dis
trict of the state, to nominate a candidate
for congress in said district.
And be il Resolved, That Clarksville,
Johnson county, be designated the place
of holding said district convention as
most convenient for the assembling of
delegates from the northern as well as
from the southern portion of the district,
irthe other counties OF the district shall
be pleased TO concur in the selection, and
that Monday, the esth day ofSeptembcr,
be the time fixed upon for the assembling
Of said district convention.
And thsreupon the chairman appoint
ed as delegates from the club TO the coun.
ty convention, to be holden on Wednes-
day. the 23rd inst, at the Theatre Hall,
in Little Rock-Gcorge A. Davis, +. A..
Sarasin, David f. Shall, L. NJ. Rose, u.
p. II. Farr Gordon n. Peay, Thomas
Fletcher, ID. }. Mytinger, Benz. f. Dan
ley, and John NJ, Harrcll, to whom, on
motion Of Geo. A. Davis, Esq were add
ed the chairman pro tenn, Chas. Z. Gun
ningham, and the secretary, Jacob Ash :
and, on motion Of Hon L. NJ. Rose, III
case he. Judge Rose, should be absent on
Wednesday was added Arnold Syberg.
CnAs. f. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman pro. tenn. 7.
We find The above in the Little Rock
gazette Of the 10th Accepting of the
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

Quick rRIr.-The steamer Fort Smith,
Capt. JIM BowLIN, made the trip from
here to Little Rock and back in four DAYS
She arrived here Monday afternoon with
a good load of government freight and
passed on up for Fort Gibson. e
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
officers of the Seymour and Blair
Club of Van Buren,.
py,siient-IIos. JESSE TURNER

President-lIos. JESSE TURNER.
JIce-Presidents-G. WILCOX, and II. +.
TnoMAsoS. 9 ss.zM .eIT .a.'.ss.A &
TreasW9-P. LYNCH.
Seoetog--C. M.THoMPsoS. tI.tf
Corresponding Secretary-C. T. WARD.
Erechire Commttee-Dr. II. PERSOT, III.
BROwNrIELD, j. 5. DUNHAM.
FiIaaoe C0mmittee-JAMEs BAXTER, SAM.
MARTIN, MATHEW MOORE.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
City News Depot !!
VI ~ AT THE
POST OFFICE BUILDING,

Where may he had at all times, any of the
following Newspapers and Periodicals;
s st, Louis Daily Republican and Democrat.
Ilarper's Wcckly-llsrper's Bazaar,
n Frank Lcslie's Illustrated and Chin Corner
4 New York Ledger, Weekly, and Day Book.
Godey's Lcslie's, Demorcsts ana Petersons
Lady's Books. L.-a
N llarpcr's putnam's, and Lippincot's Month
ly Magazines.
Orders for Books, Papers Music, etc, filed
Within ten days from date of order and gnn-
efal sati sfaction guaranteed.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

Er The weather, interspersed with
wind and rain, we experienced the past
week, will do for the Line Storm Any
how it is sufficient. ....
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

sS Late 81. Louis papers, may be had every
morning at the Store of L. Graft Ina few
days will be offered for sale Magazines and
papers OF all kinds. Oar young friend Dick
PIEgsoS, superiutends. ri. E".
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
STRAYED
City Tobacco Store.
FORT SMITH, ARK. s,t
III ENRY w. SM T III
EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN

Cigars and Tobacco,
HAS always on hand the choicest brands OF
Cigars and Tobacco, selected especially to
suit connoisseurs of these articles; also Q
splendid lot Of neat Meerschaum Pipes,
averaging in price from 81 TO $50
One call at the Store will insure a future
customer.
HENRY ". SMITH,
Sign of the Big'Indlan on Washington St
Fort Smith. B.. t....E June S-ly g
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

Law of Humanity, in relation TO social
evils An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
ogical Errors and Abuses, incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view of
treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
vclopes free of charge. Address Dr.J skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA, Ia aug 81,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
proposition for convention on the sssl

proposition fora convention cu the sssh
September the Democracy on Monday
night elected delegates e represent craw
ford county. .
The following geptlemct were elected ;
Il. j, Brown, DR. Rich. Thruston, Col
T. F. locke, Jan,es Ilearl and W =
England -nua9 tsf bEa EAf OBJ
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Mr.. EDITOR =:

Mr. EDITOR - ....... .
l would like through the Press to in
quire Of the City Fathers, if necessity
still exists to keep the rate of city taxa.
ton at half of one per cent. 1t seems TO
me, in view Of the heavy State taxes to
be levied, the depression of trade, and
the poverty stricken condition of the peo-
pie, that the City Council should reduce
the city tax to the lowest point. 1t is
generally considered wise in individuals,
when their circumstances are adverse, to
retreneh, first in Injuries, then in com
forts and lastly to compress their neces-
sites into the smallest compass, but the
wisdom of our City Fathers ignores these
well known rules, and goes on swimming
ly to tax a tax-ridden people to the ut
most extent of the law To an outsider
and tax payer, no necessity exists for
paying over five hundred dollars for re
pair Tor the year TO come Whlie thcc coun.
ell insists on collecting fifteen hundred
or more, and for what? So far as my
observation go, lhaye never seen state
ment Of expenses OF the corporation ;
while as q general thing, those who foot
the bills like to know how the money is
applied | believe all the city officers
have the confidence of the community,
but as no proceedings ofthe council ever
see the light and no reports of officers are
ever published, it would be satisfactory
to the tax payers to know what improve.
ments have been made and at what cost,
in order that they may judge intelligently
as to the necessity Of prosecuting them
any farther at present.
A TAX PAYER.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25

Ia Cspt. r. Nag aad .Jso. Male, ,cith c. q.
So,,t & Co.. are our AGENTS al Little Rock
Tz,s rH reoeise subscriptions for The Press.
IL S, w. PetiiagiiI & Co., is NEG York aud
Boston, are authorized to reeeire aarertisiag for
as Press, in those cities.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
WANTED-AGENTS.

OHr HUNDRED AND SsvrSry-tfvf DOLLARS
per month 10 sell the National Family sewing
Machine. This Machine Is equal to the stands
ard machines In every respect and Is sold at
the low price OF So, Address National Sew
ing Machine Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, p
July 3, ..r.t ,l,..t Er fas 3ul.F
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-25
nrruatr Sanf III

Al .aWk DErhorr, Sept lG.
In a libel suit brought by Emel Anneek,
ex-Auditor General of the State of Mich
igan, against the Detroit Adcertiser and
Trib1e, in which damages were lail at
e50OO0. after a seven days triala verdict
of six cents was to-day awarded to plain
TIT He was charged with incompetepsy
As a State officer and the defence plead
tho truth I'm iust;feat;aus .... I.r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-17
THE LADIES
A. A LECTURE
TO YOUNG m Il N

Jsa Published, IN Sealed Enrelope. Price sir cch'o.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrbocc or Seminal
weak moss. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil<
ity, and Impediments to Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical incapacity, resulting from
self abusc, &c by KoBERr J. CrLysRwuLL, N.
D., author Of the "Grcen Book" &c.
The world renowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience
That the awful Consequences Of seif-abuso may ho'
eaectuslly removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougics, in
strunsents, rings, or cotdials, pointing out .
mode Of cure at once certain and ehcctual, BY
which every sufferer, no matter what his condf-
tion may be, may euro himself cheapiy, privately
and radically. 7ha Lecisre will prove Boon 10
thomsands and horsands.
Sent under seal to my address, in = plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DR.. Culverw.lps
"Msrriose Guide" price IS cents. 10.
Address the publisbers, ....t ... r.
ClIAS. &c. KLINE d co.,
.t..r.. hi Bowery. New York,
July . 'es n2sIyl Post Onice Box 4,6sO.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-17

TAKEN sP b Richard Seymour, Of Uniep
! Ysye.Aip Llasslu county : ~ roam horse.
bsiS Snell stas II ths forehead, smsii white
strt - ~ seek. sapp 'ssd 10 have been done
vittA ropa, about Is hands higb, some appsar-
sa9af NsaS on len shoulder. Appraised al So,
befSss John N. Reeds. J. r. .nAsSw
TAKEN upby John s. White Of Bedford town
! lhpIs eolr& nares slaellfwkiss ptsr % tls
forehead, lump ON tho right side, lame 10 the
left fore foot. had shss on tho right fore foot
in good order, ID hands high, about l6 yesrs old
Appraised st 30 before D. Shelton, JP Ina: