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LOUISIANA INSTIrUF t,

GYMS Institution Tor The educunn Of young gentle.
men Nil go into operation on the first Of .ict4.
"ef IN tle basement story If tn. Methodist Church
cf''r OF tnron 'ect AM Pc, das under the drec,io
o me jhntrsi"nad who has occupied the chnir Of
nai'ehati"S in several Collie rs of The ncrIh and who
Is graduate OF one of the most celebrated unyersite
of Europe.
The course Of studies to he pursued in this seminary
viii be conpreIended the fol owing divisions VIZ:
/. The E,ghsl department, clnhr,c ng MI The
branches OF thorough and accomplished English ed
ucHOn.
fhe cassictl department, comprehending the
i-htIh and hreek languages.
ne department modern languages, in which
"iI be taught the French Spanish and German lang
guages.
=. | he nnthem ''ic i and phi'ssophi al ieparteen
co lFfehehdIn@ Algebra, ''eomelry, the Trigonom
s''eS WIN Their rraatica application to Surveying,
.MNlShtlnl, Astronomy, sc. Natural Ph,losnphy and
Ihcni<trv illustrated by approp late experInleits
, : Gre'hns Glasses it, the Modern languages will
he formed and attended 10 from the list t,ctoner
e j iADDERMANN, A NJ.
i.EFERENCE5:
J GLIB son tse,
Rev President SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Jackson. 70'
pr c i.GtZENBERG,
]. c DUNCAN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq New Orleans.
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> 4 Z Of T. IUTSINNA,
AR1SH Court for the Parish and Civ of New Or
leans, Present lie Honorable Cha les iaurall.
Judge. NJ" li"6i, Joln H. Graham, il actual cu>tu-
dy ". his Creditors; Upon reading AID Ing the PC
tiln. Schedule IN his case, 1t is ordered bv the
Court that meeting OF the Creditors oi tile ia zovent
take place. in open tourt, Alonav the l7ib dnv of
ecembrr NEXT then and there To Iherate on the al
fairs al id iusn> en- and in the nea ii ne all rure
mEs ag4l~ his p-r4nn and properly are st,yed 1t j.
utter ordered that Thus. II. krnnedv, Esq. be an
ponfed To rel resent the Gbsen creditors.
Clerks otlice, New Orleans, Nov. %, 1888.
M uUfOL,
novel Clerk
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| .NEIV EDITION OF TIE CIIrL CODE or
LOUISIANA
4 T has been for some time nude known 10 the pull,r
r that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code -
hey were. from the first, aware Of the great difficulty
and fespons,pIt' attending The publication OF the work
and was no; without great hesitation that they
scented to the undertaking But the present edition
amounting to bout three thousand copies, and which
had cost tine State tharr-thirty thou sand dollats
was entirely ont OF print. For than two wears
past, the usual pce OF the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is a system of written rules which so Immediately
operates upon every individual O the stute interested
either in agriculture commerce and which 90, erIs
the disposition of so much property coming TO us from
oher states, that-uhl Ike amos other upon
law-i1 is as much the text book and manual of the
merchant aud the planter, it is of the private gentle,
man and the professional advoc te.
The lawyers of the adjoining states, and in fact Of nj
those states Ipou the Ohio and Wis issipp rivers " ch
lind mart for their produce in Louisiana have fire.
q'lrnt necessity of reference the code and make it an
indispensable requisite 10 their Libraries; and in the
Guy OF New fle rs the book is as l. found in
lhe merchants coltntng rno us upon he desk Of the
Judge or tile table OF the attorney 1t is net prsirg
therefore that the first edition OF he work was so uuick
~ disposed OF; and although mere reprint of it would
IN some measure supply the public neces>iiv vet it
would he imperfect and unsatsiact ~ une annotated
with fetef noes to the Reports and Statute in or,~r 10
EN- race tie numerous amendments which have b en-
made by the Legislature, and the important DECISIONS
and constructions which have been given upon many
ITS articles nv the Supreme Court
The publishers have serured tor the general super
inende"ce and editorial department OF the work, the
professional services of Nheelook : Up,on, ESn a
me 'er OF the New Orleans Bar. Tie Hon Judge
}nllard, Jude Bermudcs, and lion George EusfiS.
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton it'll the valuable
notes winch they have collected in the their
studies and p,acticc;and to MIR jennings the par-
ner OF VIZ p,nh who is also engaged in the work. Geo
Stra"bIdge, Esq has presented the great mass Of lct
rf""%S continued IN his Office cory of tie code, and
which nave been ua}e by him during the whole period
OF ms lS ngNlSliCt professional lubDrS The Duiis-
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBL4C.-Unfounded
rnInors OF the undersigned having sold out,
discontinued his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE

GARfEH SEED STORE,
NJ 80 ,uS'0ul house $ rel,
Eaving been most it.daslrnusy crcu lted by srlf.
interested parties, the Subscriber brgs lssurc his
triends generally and the pabite at irsr, that ne
still couuaHca within two Doors of las 4ale, or
former stand, to be furnished with fat and "
sensise supply Of all the STANDARD kinds Of kitchen
or vegetate uardea Seeds, OF the growth and i'm.
port OF the present season, 1877.
SInce the carly put OF September he has re-.
eeiycd ample supplies, by the packet ships Flcks-
burg, kentucky, and avk nsas, all arrived IN short
passages, direct from New York, Ry the MssiS.
sppi and another packet, he IN dliiv exprctn-
sloa CT supply Of Fr,Ut Trees aud Asparagus
Roots, having already received .nvolcrs by
uia
the subscriber bcgs further ia assure tlln pahjc
at lure that he is at present well enabled 10
enect and exucac orders for all the kinds Of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, lie ever WIS
sIncc his first staOll ,huicut in January, 1922
Country Dealers and Market G. trd,ncrs' orders
filled at Tie lowest and nosL rcIs0nIhe rates by
Tho pound wcight, and gai,uh or basicl measure.
Catalogues, cnh;r III French or Erg !sl, ullv
always be ODluued GA prrsonI Application :;
usual to VI SNl I'll,
L. hcu Seed $tcrr 50 Cu>tomtuasc sire
NO " IA constant supply ui Bird seed, en-
mixed OF p,at"i pulvrrtzef SOUPS :l'ro@, and Sh& -
hrml hcros,-HltA >Upp,Y OF peas and puan".
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FRANKLIM INTIRMAEv

VIE Fhhi'c are res )ecttully informed mat TINS inst
luton Is erected N the most improved plan and
~ an airy and most adj >rabie situation, in the iaubour
franklin, upon the raI ,,d one mile from ,be slissis
sii,pi ''~ ''''''s
The building is large mostcommodiouslv divided
INT, apartments for keetln, separate different clusses
and It fercnt discusses. e'"''''
The Institution is suppl with the most skinI and
ffhVe male and tenalA muses., and speaking the va
ffts modern languages. ~
iflVate rooms may be had by gentlemen at five dol
tars per day. incnlin. attenln,ce, &c
:, efis Id 'fie or mary wards two dollars per day.
slaves also Two dollars Small Pox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
Al capital surgical operations extra
ne resident phvscian is DIR Weddenan TO whom
',ppl'cahoh Tor admission must be made or to DR.
.-'"F'''"e's' 'o u ta'npart street ap9Iv
4 ~ . PATENT RiFLE>.--Iust rec iseI Cn,r
- Patent shot Rifles for accuracy and farce Of tn,
'f'; ana also the rari lily with which they are loaded
and discharged exceed any thing of the Kind that h,
ever oeen invented. $50
BUSH & ALLEN, Exchange Hotell
a'cl corner 81 Charles Il Puv,Iras SIS
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COOpEirS LAST.

COOPEinS LAST
TOME As FtuND-hy Cooper; sequel TO 'llnmc.
4 Il ward Bound
I he ii iy; ii novel. in 2 vols.
MAJ oleun ,,cnlOlrs the rA INNS at Cun,bul Gres
IA : volumes.
Miss AitiOrds Country S1o,ies.
Peter pil-,in, by Dr. I'D, in vols
Yankee Notions in | vol.
oman as she sli6uld be, by the Rev II Wins'uw.
Ply scials Manual, by Robert Mrut; and 9th +
novelties. EJOllN> Il co,
nuvl0 cor st CHARLES. (. Co9ln1o" 81
COZ lilfNhHSElr n iilCE.
HE undersigned have this dav torned c0-pnrt-
neis p Ur the TRANSACTION OF Il t,ene.a! ComIns.
ion aud Fofwaf;iing hnsinesS in this City, under the
lrtl OF SHALL liRnWN, AID have taken The new
BRICK store, NJ. rs, Ma steel, lncar p ylrS s)
GEORGE. SHALL. JR.
Rctcr@nfes: JAMES G BROWN.
Slct,,n n Avery, Whining Il STARK,
Walton \ CO. W liogar Is CART N
llaw thorn. J Thayer n co. w MS
ton \ hall. NEW ORLEANS.
Crockett \ Slarnleigh John Fairfield
\ CO., Walker, EMERSON g. co,
Gliggs 5; ChcNerng, BosroN.
c c " I,s, M"'ss y 60" co. philadelphia.
David T Morgan, ),.,,,n
Whitesides Campbell & co 1 .uS'"f5h fehH'
Edgcrton 4 VI oodLrdgc Marietta, G.
John Woodbl;ds Esq. ChiIlico,hc O.
) Y IL 1entn'an 4 Co Nashville Tenn,
james p Clarke, Esq. '>"s"'''' CHI
l. ~ \ lucy, ST Louis, No. dele
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AZ ER>EYS-I6 bales kerseys,
IN On.--5 barrels ranncrs Oil,
81 casks wmel Oil
40 casks ui strained do,
CANDLES-300 boxes Sperm Candles. 70
sale by l. II GALE.
az 93 Common :
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- 80 80

1ITIE ITIg 1IT1H
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
JACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly lor
tie trade, viz
Snp seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickerson,
' Trad Ferry, new " Stevens,
Solomon Saltus, " Latham,
Big Architect, "a Groy.
These We. els OF the first class have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and are of a light
graft OF water, admit of their receiving and
Exchanging their cargors in Baltimore, at lie citu.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chcsa peake
pr James River, and forwarded by the agents.
Mcssrs. CLARKE g. KELLbGG, at Baltimore.
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price of passage fixed at $50,
an pie stores of the b st quality will be provided
Steam up and down the Mississippi vii. be taken
on all occasions.
For freight Of passage, apply To
GEO. BEDFORD,
hoV2' % Blenvil'e st.
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSES;
Cusiomhousc street, opposite the post-oice.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in NV York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsup"ror workmanship, and Of the latest patterns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Frish and
American marble. Atsu, Monuments Toinhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain silis and lmtcls
marble !ucings, hearths and boundary stone plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster
ing Hair, together With splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF he newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the ncuteSt manner and a, the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmol. to
set the above work.
les lanes KAN Il STROUD
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ORLEANS THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90 I83

SH EDlCAL b DOK >--Just ed and ior sale Il
L'a the new b"okst re. ~ Camp stree
Ahercronrbie on the sto ncl ana brain, vols
Armstrong $ Practice. : v"ls
Bills MA ouy, 9 vols-Br on the Nerves
Brck's Medical Jurisprudence
tonper's surgery.2 vols
Cutler on Rattaees
Cur"sit es OF Aledlcnl Experiences
Co"per's surgical Dictionary
Dungissnn's Physiology, , vols
Devices on Child en-Dewees on Females
Etrre's Praclice-Eberel's Therapeutics do. or
G,bson's Surgery, . vols
Guoch's Iw fiery
Gerhard on the Guest
Hcrner's Anatomy, , vols
Huoper's Medical Dictionary
Hall on the Nerves
Kramer the Ear-Lacunrc the Chest
Louis on Pthi-s-Luuis on Fever
Meig's Mid Observation-Disclosures Pracli3 e, 9 vols
Wood & Bacl.e's Dispcns. tory
&c &c &c
Catalogues a, the store. ....
do ALEX. TOWAR.
ANNALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1899.
d PLENDlD London Annnals.-rhe Book of Roy
~ atty, superb coi'd plates; Finden's Tableaux and
Gallery of Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book.
Beauties Ctstumes,-Buis and blossoms
Waserly keepsake,- The Impera';
Oriental annual; Forget me Not;
Joran'S Portrait Annual;
t&ricatlrt Annual; Come Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishet's juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies and voane eentlemen's Annual
Aluric, Watt; Christmas Tales.
american dnnua's.
The Token and Atlantic Souveni;
The No!et; The Gift
MIS- G1lman's annual Register Il Housewife Almanac.
4h1l1Hdc'S
American Almanac 4 Repository ofU teinl Know ledge
Bjnnt's Nautical lnanac;
III has " Cos. Louisiana A manac;
Crockett-C omr-German Anlarac,
Stewards Diary Tor 1882 containing blank
randum for every day OF the year.
f JOHNS & Co,
come, Of st Charles AMI Common SITS.
Ov 26-5w
y, PE.ith tAND 800 boxes New Redtoid
~ sperm Candies, assorted sizes of approved brands
l3O boxes mould canhies, Juc sons brand
lWbOXeS fresh Soap
30 hhis refined " hale Oil
Champaign Wine OF superior quality
lmpeIlnl, gunpo" der Young h! son Il souchong
Teas
Copper, in sheets. from l2 to lS0n lbs
Hack Lead Pots, assorted sizes, for sale by
JOSEPH COCKAiNE,
80
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e. TATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Court for the
~ fnrsh and City OF New Orleans: present the
Hon harrs Maurjen, Judge, Dec III, 1873 No.
li'42, Isaac Baker his Creditors. Clon reaung
hing the Petition and schedule III Ihis tits ordered
ny the Court tat d meeting OF the lnSo!venI's cleiIorS
Il" he ace in open cout, on The oh day of Jamuay
l5@ at III DEL lex, A. NJ. then and lese shew cause
why the sail lSplyeht should dis, Il erd arror-
'lng 10 law AM in the mruniime all proceedings against
his person end property are stayed 1t i, further de
creed that l.. t.iwyn, Esq be appointed to replesea
the absent crediIur~, by ord II of The court
A. TOT, Clerk.
Clerks Gffirn Dec Eth IGnS
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S,R:-In consequence of iealing II selenary life,
have been troubled, m ar less with Indigestion fur
years. tor the las; three year, NV sft,in4s have
contemporaries | have nird erve'ut ply ~ician-,
and number of Junck ediciues, til der wing any
benefit. | d SPARED Of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and sly hed myself 'othc hopeless de< pair
l was persuaded BY many friends Try Aberneh,' :
Dyspeptc Elixir. have finished the fou,lh bot
tie. and know not how 10 express N.Y. niraliOn Of it
wonderful virtues and the miracle it performed in
restoring that health which ugh, lost for
Send me half dozen bottles E and exec t
my thanks Tor the blessings you have n erred by
storing perfect health
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Clerks Office, Dec. 18th, 1898.

HNTAT D !. La LOUISE tNE-Cour de Paiosse
ELpou' In Parosse ct Vile d. la Nile Oneans--P e.
sent L honorable Charles NaurIan, ugt-Ao Il 70
Isaac Baker, ultn. element tenn, cunr. SEES GRE
ancier>:-Snr lecture ct enrcelS rament la petition
Ell taa"an celte ni are il orunne uu une assc
ee dies crtamcirlS de il.oyab an leu en- ple &C ,lr
lie cinq J,nper 1859, dix h u es dn matn ali
lie daucrcr e aft Tres de ,'m'o able en- attenar
toutes ronfsultes ct par>Dnic arrctaes Il L.
.lwNn nomme pour rePreSrntar les cIeanciers al
sen: Par 0rde la cour, 10 dee IS 6
.dcet3 NJ GUlOl., Dep Gla1ier.
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I.AiilS.
'EHllRFI thousand Ia inch, landing from gny
IL Linco u d for sale by
SNIP WHITNEY,
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.NEV EDITION OF TIE CII.L CODE OF
LOUISIANA

fRUof EC lua,
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PROSE-

ihoSt 70.
THE subscriber proposes 10 plhiSh, in the be
ginning OF the cnshing WiHter, CONDENSATION
the twenty volumes of the Old and N Nv Series o
Martln'S Louisiana Reports, to he comprised IN fu
volumes. S.n., according to thu model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is NOV IN preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq of this city. assisted by William F
Brand. Esq. The Editor is also permitted BY L
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Cour,
and by one of the sittag Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tn, Advantage which
may naturally be 'aped tron, t;lair exp .rlonce
Such work is becoming every day ulnra ne
cessary, as the original IS vnun,innus, expensive
and scarce. I'm increasing curiosity too is maui.
fest, in the other States of the Uon, IN reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence OF Lou siana aud the
circumstances OF the numerous principles here de.
cidet! in thu adjustment of conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge of our al)uded ,ses of prime utl.
lily TO the juriSts of the whole Union. Muraovr,
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great dc,nald for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes. indicating the parallel case,
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN III,
more authoritative forums of the other States vii
be added to each case.
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and will he delivered, bound, TO suhscr beers at 81
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"a UHk> ISLAND SAILS 300 bushels Turks
II salt landing from bark Bohemia aud Tor SAFE by
ILNI II GALE,
nuvI9 % Common 81
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tDAI
A NTiIR tCI'rE and Grrel Coal in casks hh,'s aud
IA IN lois To suit purchasers.
Orders lie Al the 'oal yard in Canal street, between
Caronleet and aI onlle, or the counting nou OF
HOLMES \ NIL. :,
hos22 8 Bank Place.
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-
The agent has in his posse sion hunlled tcs-
,onals similar the alb ve of iha din ,ry vir-
tues of this medicine. Sold by appui3t .eut, at pr.
Johns MS Ia envie street. nov
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Weekly Press.-We, The undersigned gree to abide
ny the above copitoHs, far they applicable
weekly papers.
Signed r. LAWRENCE,
$50 No Subscriptions are taken for less thnn nonths.
4.etIors must, in Ill cases, be post paid.
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4 oMBARD u cos Boston and New Orleans
q Iii c Of Packet Ships.-Th,s new line OF Sims
has been expressly built to run between the ahoy.
ports and will be found Of suitable draft of wafer.
accommodations for passengers, ard every effort
VIII oe hla"e to give general salts action 4 ne
line is composed of the tu lpwiup s!,jns.
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Making 6s miles per day orr miles per IoUr, ner
sve OF all stoplages. nov IN
n. h | bes leave TO inferm the public tina, II,
bridges over the Chatahooehe swamp add Hard ,abo
creek have Just been completed The general govern
ment, ('hS MY obstacles operating against his sale
speedy route AZ thus habpity removed; and have Tia,
pleasure ollie, ling from travellers lha, the coaches ho
drivers aud Dads OF the frs, orders a,, rs to The
route from ensacn, Cedar iStutt it admit,
ted by all who hay. passed through be uusurpass",
Georgia have also bGeurepartJ, j VI G BAKER
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

HEAVEN BORN AMos.1--As chronicers Of great
and important events, we conceive that would
be remiss 10 our duty, were VIC 10 omit noticing
and recording the fact that Amos Kendall, Post
Master General passed through this place Wed
nesdav evening last We duly called at Mr.
Sioan's hotel 70 see the s'Lion" but he was sur
rounded by the little Democrats so closely that i,
would have required forty foot pole to have
stirred them up sufficiently to have got sight Of
the sold coon,' therefore we did not see the anaen
agerie" However, as the elephant of a caravan
Is sometimes Paraded through our streets TO col
iect the loafers to the show, saw the ''hearen
born Amos" led round for the qualification Of the
curious
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

a friend handed us a few days since, The G.
lowing scrap which he had cut from, som. To-
paper, published some place in Ohio The eds,,
must be a "cdution" to common sense
"Iac Wickcdness of Jackson and Van Bv,,,
They have adjusted all our claims on foreign 4.
'tions, have made them shell GU, millions 81 -
whipped Black Hawk and the Malay Islam,
they have bought out and remov ed tboa,.s.
"of lndians-improvc our harbors and river
made roads and canals--built fortificatioo.-p
creased the navy-paid the Naiioal debt--icL.
"the Florida lndians"--[ 2]-"doubled The speed az
"the maIis-increased the mail accoumoodal,oo.
"and lowered the Tariff or fares, and an, bsnk.
"ruPt-Bnt Oh! say the Wings, Lock al the Il.
"tfavagance!M!r'
The picture is not half finished Well rive i
touch:-Thoy have DESTROYED currency thai
was enriching the people-they have broken sh'
laws OF their country and stolen from the Tresss
~, created by Congress, the money Of the Peep
they have endeavored to divorce the go,en
mcnt from the people, and are sying to make b
government independent Of the people--sbe
have destroyed commerce--disgraced ours
vy-blackguarded the best men in the coun,r
and are now, pirate-iike, sailing under the Asg
Democracy.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06
Fairfield's plurality over Kent.
ELECTION IN TEXAS.

Gen. Mirabeau B Lamar has been elected
President and David G. Burnett Vice President OF
Texas, by large ma orities The Houston Ban
ner, speaking of this election saws:
The good order observed throughout the dav
at the polls in this city Wednesday last, de-
serves to be mentioned as fact in high degree
creditabie to the morals and manners of our city
There was neither fighting nor quarreng--no-
thing to offend the eye ear--the voters appar.
emily imprest with proper of the duty
they had to perform, and of the manner in which
il should be done'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

The Leeds Times gives some farther partcu
lars of the marvellous piece of good fortune
that has befallen stocking knitter of Noting
ham, IN coming into possession of baronetcy
and estates valued at two millions of dollars per
annum, besides an accumula ted fund of about ten
millions. His name is John Lemau-now Sir
John--and he is 81 years old He comes into
the title and estates by remote descent, being
the grandson of cousin to the late posseSsor.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06

Rejoicings, in Indiana, orer the recent Ign
and accighty" rictory in Mdine.--We publish d
following synopsis Of shouts from some Of .
Indiana papers, hoping that il may not bsvsa
the same effect, on our readers, that fes
sBrandreth's celebrated pills would have.
sBRING OUT THE TAR BARREIS.r
Indiana Demo0a