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r. W. ,COLLENS

Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
,--. Exchange Hotel Hulldings.)
SAID Commissioner takes aiiduvs under and by
sry. 1920 LIST March 1917 the ia dietary Act Of 1889
and other acts OF Congress, in such maze and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience ;
and uses rtrs OF caption and certificate which We
stood the scveres scrutiny of the abest Lawyers
april IL
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Gambling by Mochiuery.-We visited yesterday No,
~ Camp street, to see gamblsg shop fitted up with
machinery. Most Of it taken down, but Judging
from what was left the machine may be thus descri-
bed:
large hole in the centre of the floor of an upper
room extends threugh to the ceiling of the below,
being smaller at bottom than top. Where the aperture
appears the ceiling ornament for conceaIing it,
but not preventing full sight of all going on at the
gambling table, which was situated directly beneath.
Wires from the observing hole off to the WALL tx.
tending down the facing Of the lower room door, and
thence under its floor to the gambling table, where they
were connected with revovingcentre piece beneath
| the table plate.
In the periphery of the centre piece were series
small pigeon holes for various cards.. The wachma,
above by pulling the wires could give the signal to hi
conductors below not to play, they lacked card
two carry the game, the wires attached to the ceutr
piece made it rcvolve to any given point so that III
expert player was supplied with what he wanted.
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The following letter is from Mr. owlrs, Editor of the
Republican and journal, Sprine field Mass.
SpRISGFlELD, June !, 1917
Mr. Mnfiat-Sir: 1t is thirteen wears that have
suffered from infrnity of til" bu~eIs-the conse
qnrnce, as suppose of illness of ni.ulator
rheumatism. The natural action of the bowels is los
frequent and severe pains occur, with much weakness
and deprc$sion .Caha' tics being necessary every tw
days to cOnnerac, Cosiivcness. have consulted good
phvsicians and have tried almost all kinds Of pills nd
vcrlisrd which seemed suited 10 case, vain. Du-
ring the last year have bought and used several oxes
Of your" ifr Pills. and have found more lcnei from
them, more eef and adapieuess my for cng1h
Of time, than from any medicine have yet tried.
Yours, SAMUEL BOWlIS.
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s NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
voNHE Iron Steamboat Relecca will leave the Basin
the head "f The New Canal, every day. (excep,
M0ndays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at t. A. A. R.'"r" at 30 3 An:
s." SPIN. 0 NJ.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. ~. Return at I2l PM.
II" 2P. NJ. PM.
s" 81 Z. NJ. pm.
may % r.. CHEW, Cash.
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave At the hours the week days
Hnt,l O'clock =. NJ. when Locomotive will leave CarroIton
hour until o'clock r. NJ and New Orleans every hour
until o'clock, r. NJ
After 10 o'clock horse be obtained by paying dol
lars for the Trip; caed for after H o'clock, =. NJ. 10
lars will he charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
The alteration in the ofdeparure shown above com
with the heretofore o'clock cars, which will now
leave New Orleans 81 O'Clock, and will remain in Curroou
until O'Clock. they leave the O'clock stay
in CarrolOn until O'Clock, thereby allowing visitors
and half hours the pleasant walks and partake
refreshments in Of the beautiful Gardens in tn,
United States.
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LATEST LITERARY!
HOOlCRAFT'S Indian Tales ind Legends, 9 vs.
- Miss Martinca"s Deerhrook, novel, in vols
James celebrated Women
The Cropry, ~ the O'Ilnm Family
MaTvut the Phantom ship
look; births, Deaths and Marriages
DR.. Bird Robin Day. volumes
New supply orJhme< The liuguen"t
lngralnm; Captain Kid; Ruw"rs Rich"lieu
u JOHN 4 Co.
june ;" st Charles & Co mnun $
RLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-ronslnn,ly on ham,
and ur sale ut very reduced prices Lcdgrrs
Journals, Cash Books. Invoice Books, Letter Books
Record do. Receiving and Forwarding do, full boun,
IN sheep and Russia. Also assortment of half honnd
I'm cap books of every variety Of ruling; Cypherine
Books, Copy Books, also every description of Blank
and Memorandum do; blank Bills Of Lading Bills .
Exchange, Notes, Drafts, Custom House Blanks, and
general assortment of Stationary, Blank Books Of every
job Printing ofevcry description, neatly execu'"
the most accommodating tcrnts,l by
DAVID FELT Il Co, N Station 1t r.
NNcHANGE ON PlIILNN lr'I'
- by ADAMS q "u'rNA
bacon SIDES-G0 casks Cinn., ui oop &
JlG "a %',l .u.
NESS REEF-In half barrels at III, O..
vi for salnby q Doh -D-'
m23 Al New
! ID tTTER--t;o shan and Western, in store for
- il GDDRSEi, Al New Lev"
| LNOR SALf.-20O bales first quality Northern la,
l. landing from Packet ship Alabama. Apply To TN
Captain on honrd one tier below the Vegetable Mar
| ke'. may IS
| NNl1ISkEl .-.ON hrs Rrc'rd in store for sale b
! " m-9 &. DORSEY, Al New Lever
| - EGAR IbHACCO-2O boxes For sale by
~ A. rltIER,
| 23 81 Gravirr :
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I)I'.l.,,RI,Rll()It

DFFItERlHJK.
4 NOVEL in vols. by Harriet Mar,incau
~ Alsc Researches, comprising inquiries concerns
ing the mental characteristics of the North Ameri. at,
indians, first series Inlian Tales and Legends, bv
Henry Rove Scmocrat antho of travels to the snur-
ccs OF the Nlissis>i p &c &c
Also, new supply of Stevens Travels in Egypt
Arabia Pstrc, &c.
Nlclmo.h the Wanlcrcr; Elvna, by Miss Bu.ncg
Ernest Maliravers Alice
Lady of Lyons Dnrnlry; Crcl,on
Miss Sherwoud's Works, &c &c, Just received md
for Sule by ALIEN. TOWAIl,
June ~ "A ta,np ST
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PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

IL SERA VENDU Mercred 10 Jniilet, 1889,
1 a midi, Ia Nouvrllc Bnurs-, rue ST. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situGs Carrollton, dG~iync. l'apr6s un plan Tire
par Louis Bringicr, Arpentcnr pGnGralc les dts
lots T. ct &. I.ot f content 2G lots nun.Gro,Gs
de ! 26 lcsqucs ont les mcsurent s,rivnnis:
Nos, !, ?, 3, 4, s. 6, I, s. 9, 10, mcsurnnl
chacan 80 picds do face la rue Macurty sur !O5
picds lie pr"tondenr, lie lot, forman, rencoig-
DIES rues Macnrty ct Adam, ct lie lot no. 10
for want rrnco pnure dcs rucs Macnrv ct Burdct.
No. ii, H. 10, trois lots mcs,,rant chacun 800
dcur.
Nos. H. Is, lG, II, Is, 10, 90 81, %, 90
dix lots mcsuranl clIacun 30 peds dc taco la rue
de Commerce sur los dc protondeur, lie no. IA
iormant pcncoi gnurc DIES ru,s dc Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos "a, IS, 2G. rncsnrant chacun 30 piets de
face a la rue Adam sur $50 dc pro!ondcur.
L'ilet G contenant 2G lots numcro,cs de | &c
lcsquels ont les measures snvanls:
Nos. !, ?, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, . g. 10 mcsnrant
chacun 30 p.ds dc face a Ia rue de Commerce SUI
los dc proiondrur, lc lot no. tnrlnant rcncog
nure aes de Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. IL, ~, Is mesurant chacun % picds dc
face la rue Washington sur $50 de proiondcnr.
Nos, IA. Is, IT, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %, %
dix lots mcsuranl chacun 81 pcds dc lace d la rue
Pearl lis dc prolondcur, lie no. II iorman,
rcncoignure DIES Pear ct Washington, ct lie no.
% jognant rcncoignure des rucs Pearl CT Bur.
Diet.
Nos. 2l. %. 26, lots mcsurant chacun 80
picds dc face il la l'urdet sur so dc pretnn.
dcur ct lie tout mesure Americana. il
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For sale in this city, al the corner of Common and
'IchunuIlnS LIZ

For sale in this city, al the corner Of Common and
Tchupoulas SITS. |"
LNTAT DE LALOtrlSI ANE--la Cour de Gum
IL inerce dc Ia Nuuvrlc Orleans.
Charles Mcneil nuincnun hr'cnu vs scs CrCancirrs
ct les crcanriers lie Mrkin'rv ct MoHcll.
No. 92o.-Prr-rnt the Hon. G. Waits. jugc.
II est ouonnr que les rrranricr> lu Pttipnnairr
lie | ) de- JAIN proc hahn 10 rurrs u mutn, min de-
iiirr voir pourquo r actiIinu,rr n auruit pas les
he"Irrs dos lois qui crt rrr f,cs pour lie sonlagmcnt
DIES n>oyaln,rs Aclnecmrut drtru~-et i est plus
dome que A. f.. Bradford soft pour repre-
ter les crCatc iers aisens.
I'n'eau du 'iro1t, ce - jour de luin 1875.
j., PAW 3w j T. HOLLAND, Grcfirr
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WILLIAM Il. CARNES,
MOI 'NEIl.E ORLEANS ET ca

I.77V NJ 7 Wy " I II T. NITIN,
may ~ We. 81, IHNNiLl.E-sT. NV ORLEANS
CilENIN DE. FER
NplNlllE ORLEANS TT CARROl LION.
II grand n"nhr" 1t" pcrsuuurs aynn, lrnlau,lt d In
"mphGm" d" larc lurlqucs Engagements dams les
"'fs d" drpnrr dr. lapirs midi ellie ,csoln adopter
arrangement suiSant punr rcic comnenccr du II
Juln.
Arah@em"nS ronr les ourS Il" In semaine.
br f"rT"htoH. De la Me Orleans.
k.hnr 4 ChCNul, | LIS 4 VI EL4r ll1cxul hs A Al
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Mail Regulations.

Mail Regulations.
The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
O'Clock A. n. Ia due everyday at 4 p. NJ.
The ErPresS Mail is closed every day at half past
10 A. NJ. Is due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
day.
The Like Mail (via Covington, Ln) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
Il due every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, d. 5
Pm.
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ. l. sent
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives iresuarIy three
times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday md Friday, at Z. NJ Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The alexandria Red Rirer Mail is sent irrcgu-
larry by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday,
%sssS.;,y and Close at "'sosA'r".
COAST MAIL.
s s%sssny and c'osesa' ao'cloek.r NJ.
N. o. n NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD CO.
eNHE Locomotive with train Of Cars will resume
her trips the GREAT PRAIRIE, to the l}av.
gu Tiguyew. Thursday Evening, June 47h 1887, every
day, Sundays except d.
Depart. Return.
8 Am. I0A. NJ.
Al I" 7"
SUNDAYS:
Depart. Return.
5,A NJ. "a. NJ.
123 p. NJ. Q! NJ.
"A Up. NJ
J27 81 JAMES Fl. CALDWELL, President
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None but the guilty can the hand riting the
wall.
-
Whom the cap fits, let him wear its an adage wor-
thy Of all acrepa,on.
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THE JACKSON ANDLACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of Jackson street at O'CLOCK A. NJ Caal
street at 81 O'clock, and hourly AT uclok they will
commence to leave each and hall hour until 81 o'clock,
Mexcepting that instead Of leaving Canal o.
clock, the car will leave there at O'Clock T. NJ.
his particularly requested that gentlemen will not put
their feet the cushions, smoke the when Ludes
present
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Company
Nay LIST, 1899. JOHN HAMPSUN.
inne chiefE Eng n e. u II
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

w ERE brought to the Pound Of the 81 Ward, Cd
W Municipality,
A dark bro vi. horse mule, will, :, s,re an ,be l,cL
part Of tho ri ght fore knee.
fhc owner :" said property will please call round at
tie Sd Ward OF tlc.2d Mnnmipuliiy, situated at the
pay charges md take hin away, on or before SATURDAY,
he 9th July, 1889, when h. will be sold at uuc,ion by
q Guill"ttr, public auonerr.
Orleans, june 26 II GRAIN lien,.
"A puitG.
IN h''let brun fonec avant uns pIae sur le der
rierc der gcnnux lrot. wv
lie Pr"prtn,re v0uha briep Il, rcclumCr sefo. I, hi;
M depot encosnure DIES rues Robin u Annuuc ia,mn.
,ci Sancdi Juliet aulrcnent il sera vcmu Ia d,
jour par Z GuilIue, encanieur.
HENRY GRAIN
J2o Ter ] lieut. dc Ia Gar,Ie
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N. .. CANAL. AND BANKING Co.

N. .. CANAL. AND BANKING Co.
June "a, 1899 I
TVNHE President and Directors OF this Institution, have
L this day dtclard dividend of three per Ct on the
capital stock payable the Stockholders their legal
representatives, and after Monday the LIST July The
transfer honks will be closed till that date. BY nrltr
june 81 81 BEV. CHEW, Cashier
+ lNEN SHIRTS GLOVES e. SUBSCRIBERS.
IL Just received by late RIVALS, assortment of
Shirts travas, Summer stocks, Gloves. and Snspcn-
drrs, at the Bazaar, of st. Charles Common
streets.
N. b. A complete assortment of Writing Desks,
Dressing cases. portable shaving in wood II
leather nIvi BUSH e. ALLAN.
lIRl\TlNG PAPER.--nO teams "a 81 inches
l Handing from ship Ynzoo, for sale by
may go S q BLANCHARD 80 Gravicr st
"Ai-unr hundred aud thrtv.ve bales New York
IL Hay, anding from packet ship Orleans, FOR sale
ly COHEN,
June q No 90 Common ST
u EEr-!5 half b'l~ and 10 bills N . PRIME
- ahl Beet, for sule by q DORSEY,
li.nc - Al New l.cvee
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NolltE-Ihc c"partncrshp hrrrtuforc existing i,
this citv.unlrr the firm Of Murray & Casscdv is tl
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name of tn,
firm will he used in li1nllrion only which will be ut
tended 10 bv james Cassidy; whom all account.
are To he presented for settlement.
GEORGE Nj RRAY,
unr ~ lG3o-3t JAMES CASSIDY,
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T.. 3'r'1 TT THNHTT IT'S TiNTs.
100 If : HARPER c,,I,o;,, IL; J., r.,

NEk.' hr"ngh, I" the Police Prison of the I'd MI
W nmipnltv, the following slaves, viz:
~ hrgf" mn nnmcd Edmund aou, ,,irty- fonr years
ct age, SAYS rhrlougs To Mr.. H. McCnul.
a 'n"nI'n man 'nnrd Jan I;nrtsir about twenty
tx, says he belongs to Mr. Stephens
a griti' man named licnrv about TWENTY-FIVE years
Old, SAYS he belongs 10 VIZ Benedict
h'Ht k In'n named Joseph about % or 81 snys he
belongs TO Mr. Moore.
The own"rs OF said slaves will please call at the ;s-
on 9" me "a Municipality, prove property, pay chnrges
ana take lhr.n away. II ) HARPER,
june IS Cont,n ,f ,,e W,,,h
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Nashville. Ran. ROAD.
ON trial. yesterday, it was discovered tia, no Deepen
~ dance lie placed on The large Locomotive En-
CINE, and that it would he too much attempt maxim:
regular trips with her. Under these circumstances tn
public respectfully informed thai Passenger Cars vii
cease to down the road until the new locomotive j.
ready to resume the station; cfWch public notice viii
be given. JAMES II. CALDWELL,
iune 30 lw Presi,lpn,
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4 NM etc amen" d la geoIc de Ia Srrondr Mum, jpu]
, nt les rsrlavr4 suivnnts, -,,v,ir:
"gr n"'nnr RANDOLPH. ngc dc 10 ans, SO
di.n", aprn'r',ir Il Mr. Clemens.
unm's'r n"mm' JOiN-ast de IS ans sc di. nut an.
pa'itI'lr Mr.. Hawks
ne hrgrcss1 m'ntrr, nomn1G MARY, age do "a ans
= h'sah' nprnr"n'r Mrs lIu.uc.
Les preparedness dies 'ns rsclvcs sont prizes de vef
'l's rrt1rer IN pnynu les fnis.
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Lemons AT AUCTION.
VINHE residue Of the cargo of ship Wm. Tell, consist
i ing of about $50 boxes Messna Lemons, will I've
sold AT Public Auction, Monday, lst July, l.! o.
clock, by Levy. opposite Banks Arcade, il pr,
ouelv sold by private sale.
ANDREW l.. BARRIER,
June 80 wit 6o3 Comin"n 81
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"ERE bought to the police prison Of tue SscomT
w Municipality the following slaves, viz.
r.r" by nameh RANDOLPH, about eighteen
Yeas Of oer 'ays h" belongs to Mr.. Clemens.
A negro boy named JOHN. about Is yco,s Of aye
says Ii" belongs to Mr. IIuuks
A nu'n woman named MARY, about 81 wears of
agc, >avt Sic hr"ngs to MIS-. Dugue.
The owners otsaId slaves, i'll please call md proye
nrullrIiN, my rllnrnus mud 1uL. linn, = 49,
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TO RENT.
- lars" and comna,iions house 10 rem, at
TE!Fm Pass Christian. with furniture il required
LEI Inquire of Captain Eldrihgc, the prem
SEES. June 90 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16

MTOTlCE-Fhe subscriber, wishing to remove to the
a West will sell to the highcst bidder on Wednesday,
the Sd Of April IF fair if not, the next fair day. upon
The premises, his tract of Land on which he now re-
SIDES, lying on North Anna River in the counties Of
Orange and Louisa Immediately below Ma!lorys ford,
Q miles from Orange l2 from Lousisa Court house, and
3 from the Louisa Notwithstanding $40 = acres.
Nearly half The is cleared and in cultiraon with
acrop of wheat seeded upon part and good chance for
a crop OF and oats on the balance The wood land
il we'll tinbered with oak, pine end various other TIM
Der The whole is well waered with good springs,
and creek running through the middle OF the tract
sufficient 10 grind six eight months in The year.
further description is deemed unnecessary, as pur-
chaser, will like TO view the land. when they may pur-
chase privately There will be liberal credI. given
half Of the purchase money and possession
given. LH"io ~ SOLLiNs.
March IL 00-2l-
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Hense Of YestfrGnu

The Bill to establish an Independent Bank in the
county Of Eannwha. was taken up on motion Of MIR.
Smith ct X Mr.. Watkins opposed the bill at some
length. Nesrs. Smith Of k Kinney, May and Witch.
advocated the bill, which passed by vote of 70 10
s. Capital Stock 10 b. $500 ono.
The Southwestern Railroad B.l being the order Of
the day. was then taEen up Mr. Prytnn resumed his
remarks. which were suspended Monday last in favor
Of the bill, and in opposition to amendment offered
by Mr. Venabe to strike out the second sectlon which
authorizes the subscription Of two millions by the State
Nh Smith Of of w followed in favor OF the amend
ment. alr. Watkins and Mr.. ToIer warmly advocated
tie passage Of the bill The House being then the
hour of recess Mr.. Peyton moved tina! the bill be post.
p"Red until to-day.
Erening Session -Engrossed bills then read
The James River bill came up for further loan after
January, 1870. Mr.. Robertson offered ryder, which,
after some debate was voted down, and the bill was
passed-Ayes 20, noes Sc.
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.NEW GUN md PISTOL STORE.

ED ESPECTFULLY invites Sportsmen Of Richmond
HA, and lis vicinity 10 call At his New Gun Store,
Main street, opposite The Farmers Bank of Virginia,
where they will find him prepared to execute all orders
in his line punclually. and in The most durable and f.
nishcd style. Guns, Pistols ard Apparatus for sale.
~ B. Shot barrels that scatter or shoot badly, al.
tered 10 shoot well, or to directions.
March l6 yJ-6t
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LUNENBuRG DEMocRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEETING.
Al meetingiof the Democratic Republican party Of
the county of Lunenburg, held at the Court house
Monday the llh day of March, that being Court day,
motion Capt. John e.. Epes called 10 the Chair,
and E. II. Burns appointed Secretary. The object of
the meeting having been explained by the Chairman,
the following resolutions were presented and unanimous
ly adopted
Rcsotred That this meeting most cordially approve
OF the Convention proposed TO be held by the Admins
tra'ion party in the City of Richmond, on the Sd Mon
day inst.
2 Rssolred That this meeting appoint delegates 10 at
tenu said observation-disclosures, the following gen
tlemen were appointed, viz: John Orgain Col John
Marshall tiane Hachett Jas. G. Blackwell Nicholas E.
Davis, Ellison Clarke; and upon motion the Chairman,
Dr. K. 3 Marshall, DR. Rpbt S Bayley and the SecIe-
tary were added to the Delegation.
B. Rcsotutd, That this meeting cordially approve of
the pursued by Representative the Honora.
BILE George c. Dromgooe, in the House of Representa-.
lives of The u. S, aud that we will use all honorable
means to promote his reelection
Res0irsd, That the votes given by our Delegate,
Juhn Ogain and Senator, Louis e. Bouldin for John
Y Mason for S.. Senator, meet the entire appoba.
ton Of this meeting.
s. ReSolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and to the
Editors Of the American Constellation, and Richmond
Enquirer, with request that they publish the
On notion the meeting adjourned
JOHN c. EPES, Chairman.
Esos II. BuRss, Secretary,
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q CARD.-The subscriber having removed bis Office
"a 10 FARMvILLE, prince Edward county, all com
munica,ions for him, should be addressed (pospad 10
him at that place.
F. N. WATKINS. ATToRYEYAr.LAw,
(Lqtc Of Prince Eitoard COmt HOusc)
March lG g9-w3t
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LIZ, S0Ie Of .Vorus .WuliicauIis Trees.

Largc SAFE u .HoruS .NulltchnItS 7rfcS.
nN WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, al eleven
q 3 o'clock. at the Auction Stores, Frederick
,,rpst wharf, coo NoRus MULTICAULIs These
Trees are in the very best possible Of preservation
having been tended and raised with great care. They
are all securely packed in boxes, and the number Of
buds in each marked theeon-ihe counting having been
done By sworn counters, every reliance be placed
in their correctness.
Terms Of Sac-For all purchases under $500, cash
oil that four and six months credit for ap.
proved endorsed notes. +. LENNON IL co.
Baltimore, March 10 99-3t
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PUBLIC MEETING IN LOUISA.

On Monday, 18th March Chat being court day.,
large and respectable portion of The citizens Of Louisa
friends Of the present Administation) agreeaby "a
previous notice. convened at the Court House, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the propriey Of
sending delegates the proposed Convention be held
the Capitol, in the City Of Richmond the Sd Mon
day Of the present moa,h.
Mr.. Hugh Goodwin, jr rose and, in brief and a p
popriae address, explained the object of The meeting
to be- 10 act in concert with the friends OF the Admins
raon in other parts of the State in accordance with
The recommendation Of the Republican members of the
Legisatuteto endeavor TO produce union and concert
Of action among all the friends of The Administration in
Virgina-w hereupon, Rev VIM Crawford was called
TO the Chair, and DR.. William A. Gillespie appointed
Secretary.
On motion made and seconded the following gentle.
were appointed to draft preamble and resolutions
expressive of The of this meeting, viz: John 4.
Holiday, Charles Y kmbrough, David Richardson,
Hugh Goodwin, jr., Joseph Lipscomb, Mai. G. {. Nc
Gehce, Dr.. VIM A. Gillespie, George Harris, VIM. d.
Mansfield, 1hos. J. Barrett and VIM. W Bcades; and
on motion, the Rev. WIN Crawford was added thereto.
After retiring for short time, they adopted unan-
mousy, the following preamble and resolutions which,
when read publicly before the people, adopted by
large majority Of them:
Believing do that crisis Of no ordinary inter
est has arrived in our political history, which immed
aely presents TO view that long-esablshed maxln
that out free institutions only be preserved by eer
nal perseverance, that the enemies Of truly represen
tatve government are marshalliDg their forces IN all
portions of this widespread Republic, preparing Tor
desperate effort to put down The Administration OF our
choice Yes this Administrator that every man VINO
has sustained it during the various Tying through
which it has passed. must feel patriotic prde IN
supporting; yes, in the very thought that he has sns
tanned the who, unawed by the panic makers, mas
had the Grmness to sustain the national honor oil Inc
country; who has sustained the specie standard ct The
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County Meetings. In addition to the Proceedings we
now publish, We have by us, those Of Prince George
aud Nansemond We understand also, that Mathew;
has met and appointed Delegates.
Democratic Candidates for Campbell comfy are out
Messrs Edey and Lynch.
Every thing augurs activity and success-An in'ell
gent and experienced Republican Of the H. Of Delegates
who had heard much of the People, stated last Evening
in unreserved conversation, that he had doubt the
Republicans would be in greater majority in tina,
House. the next WINTER than they had been tor several
Sessions