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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

CHATHAM THnarRr.-Mr Booths performance Of Sir Ed
ward Mortimer Friday evening" another evidence OF his
immense poe-as asgedian The house well filled
early hour, asd the breathss attention which every
commanded, in which Mr. Booth appeared testimonial
of the high character OF his performance His ,ocuon
rich without stifnessand brilliant without being labcrcd-
his readings eineny beautiful and convincing without being
oaprciousy rendered In his bursts Of passion there IN,
l,est exhibitions OF art unattended by thing forced or IN
natural and d., curtain fell before audience warmed into
generous enthusHm by the vivid ersonson which had been
witnessed
Tonight, Mr. Booth play sgo and Jerry Sneak In the ira
gcdy he to be supported by array Of popular performers
seldom brought together in night Mr. W. r. Blake makes
his first appearance, amer long absence Cs.so and
Messr, Scott and Browne play Otbeo aud Rodego The
rest ofthe cast is also we'll chosen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

RussELL's CoScERr.-Russell gives his Concert
at Masonic Hall tomorrow evening, and sings his
Wing song a, last Many anticipate row, and have
requested the ladies not TO go. IL Russell had put
down in his programme 4" the Concert to close with
a row, by particular DESIRE" might have expect
ed such termination-but there is no necessity
for row, provided Russell is ready to sing Loco
foco song after he has got through with his Wing
song. We publish Wing songs and Locofoco songs,
and both parties buy both, laugh at bota, and get
the worth of their money. Let Russell, therefore,
make his first dish pork and beans, and his second
dish 4" bean. and pork" and all may he well. Let
all the fighting and black eyes be confined to political
meetings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

PREsENTATroS or SWORD TO GENERAL SAN
roRD.-On Wednesday last, the officers of the staff
gave very elegant supper to General Sanford the
American Hotel, and presented him with big,
broad, bright sword, mark Of their regard, and
also Of his chivalry and exploits in the Heidelberg
war. Col Wetmore ofTciated at the head Of the Ia
ble and made the speech, TO which the General
made capital reply. Col. MoKeon occupied the
other end, and did a portion Of the carving Ex-Go
vernon Marcy was present, and the Brgadier Gene
raj Morris. "Put in the whiskcrs."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM MosTEvrDEo.-By the
Cyclops at Boston, advices to the 10th of January
have been received. We find nothing important in
the papers. Col Meizes had gained some ad vantage
over the invaders, who still pursued The head
quarters Of Fructusso Rivera were, the l7h Jan
at Miguelete. The papers are good deal occupied
with a CORES pondence Of the American Consuls
Hamilton and Slade, at Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres and with other discussions about the murder
of Amos Prescott, American citizen, the partcu-
lars Of which have already been given. He is rep
resented as pirate and robbcr, who having escaped
from pentcntary in the United States, has been
engaged only in piracy and smuggling in the La Pa-
IA. and at last as a spy Of Gen. Rossas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

WANTS CoSFIRMArIoN.-A Detroit paper, the
Spirit Of the Times, has the following :-Ycster-
day, March 10, information was received in this
city, by member of the Legislature from that dis
trict, that letters had been intercepted from the
British authorities in Upper Canada, to raise the
frontier tribes Of Indians bordering the shores Of
Lake superior. and Offering them inducements to
come down " Immediately, and enter into arrange
ments previous to commencing hostlities along the
frontiers Of the American States"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

BRosDvsy CrrcvTbs evening, for the benefit Of Mr. C.
Rogers, beautiful order Of entertainments will be givsn
consisting ofhs celebrated shakspcan act Of borscmanhp
in which he initiates Mr. Hacket Fssta Kean, Shy
lock, Richard Third ard other characers in characteristics
costume lie will sso perform his other celebrated equestrian
dram attic IN which he has rival Sweeny has
turned with his banjo and will add TO the interest Of the enter
tanments Mr. Cadwaader and the youth Glesroy Mr. Cole
and Others Of this talented troupe aso perform their principal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

RAISING rus Wisp.-Several merchants Of Bal
timore lately received letters from one Thomas G..
Child, Jr of this city, stating that he had shipped
by the T. A. Stevens, some hundred barrels Of mack
erel to their order, and requested that the value
thereof mil hit be Immediately RENTED to him. This,
however, was not done. They waited the arrival Of
the ssel and discovered that Thomas {. Child, Jr
had made no shipment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

FrRr.-About 10 o'clock last night fire was dis
covered in the carpenters shop of Mr.. Smith, No.
n Spruce street The timely arrival Of the large
Philadelphia engine subducd the flames. Had
il broken out two hours later the family who slept
over head would have been all burnt to death. II
was doubtless the work Of an incendiary, although
the owner was quaker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

RuMoRrp vrro or REGISTRY Law
II was rumoured by persons from Albany yesterda Y,
that Governor Seward would veto the Registry Law,
and that his message to that effect would be sent to
the legislature to-day. This wants confirmation
What would be the Of the Wings pushing
through such law, without knowing the opinion Of
the Governor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

Ar Homr.-Consul Trist, according to the latest
accounts had returned to the United States and was
as far as North Carolina on his way TO Washington
Where is his club
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

60 A DoUsLE SHEET HERALD viii be published
on Wednesday morning-price two cents-to con-
tain all the latest American news, for the sailing
of the British Queen on that day. This will be
the cheapest and best daily paper ever published
in New York.
Copies of the last WEEKLY HERALD can DC
had at this office, by those who want TO send
them to Europe by the British Queen "A lew
copies are printed expressly for that purpose ;
price IA cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

THr OprRA At rHE PARK Miss sbirrea, and a
strong opera force, open at the Park Theatre tonight
in the Position" Possibly this may resuscitate
the Park, fora week or two Wen see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

0}- ~ sru,s; Importer Of seear 50 Cedar street. in
forms bis ends and the public that no with
any other scgar store IN the city. naso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

MEN IL BUcKRAM.-On Saturday, Col Webb was
Boosting in Wall-street Of knocking down two.
three six, ten, locofocos, at the in Masonic
Hail. feel stiff" said the gallant Colonel almo IT
as stiff as did the day after gave Duff Green a
dressing" We doubt il not.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

THr o. X. CLUB-O. X. LirERarURE.-This gang
Of loafers and literateurs, who broke in upon the
Wings at Masonic Hall on Friday evening last, and
kicked up the row there, are said TO number 1000
braves. being the picked men Of the old " huge
paw butt enders"-" roarers," and ." ball roll
ers." The origin Of their name, o. X is curious and
characteristic. A few years ago, some person &C
cused Amos Kendall TO General Jackson Of being no
better than he should be. "Let me examine the pa
pers," said the old hero, III soon tell whether
Mr. Kendall is right wrong" The General did
So and found every thing right. "Tie mp them pa
pers," said the General. They were tied up.
Mark on them, 30. X" continued the General. -
o. X. was marked upon them. by the Eternal, y
said the good old General taking his pipe from his
mouth, Amos is ole Rurrek (sll correctly and nc
mistake blowing the smoke up the chimney
cheek. After this the character Of Amos estab-
Ishcd on the rock of Gibraltar Harvard College, on
hearing Of this event was thrown into eStaces, and
made the General an IL d., which he is to this day.
The q. KS are now the most original and learned
locofoco club Of the day. Their arguments arc the
most convincing test logicians ever invented.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

WANTED a Mayor for the City of New York,
who will keep the peace. Where was Mr.. Varian
on Friday last! Toasting his shns at Harlem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

sALvrE.-The L. s. ship" Relief" and the swc-
dish armed brig Made" fred each salute on
Saturday, which was returned from the Navy
Yard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

CoSsuLs.- Herman oelricks is the Bremen Con
sui for this city, and Benjamin Aymar the consul o
Denmark.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

MoRr Several more mills have been destroyed
by fire. Those near the mouth Of Puskaw Lake,
Maine, were burned the 22d inst, together with
6D,0C0 feet Of boards. Loss Sl5,OOO. No insurance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

CUSaRD's STEAMERS will commence running from
England on the 18th proximo The Unicorn is TO
leave on that day for Halifax, TO be followed by the
Britannia on the 18th Of May, and by the Acadia
Columbia and Caledonia soon after They will leave
England every month
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

ARRIVAL FROM HAvANA-We have received the
"Diario de Ia Habana" and "Notcioso Lucuo" to
the 18th inst inclusive, by the Rapid. As usual,
news.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

vice dams In garde rationale. don't les SUI
frages do tines conci'oyens mont henot;
d. grade de cnporal, enfn js mo conf If.
me genAraluncni b tout CO que co,npotieaI
les lois do royanne. OF 10 no vols pr,
pourqaol on no mo l,isse pas jouir On paia
do mo honorables trayaux.
LIE pfesident.--vous nyez porte ~ptain,e
on e%scfoguerie. Espo.cz IA do suite.
N,calse.-Pour Iors, faut vous dire que
etc jeunesse 4tait utiachGe ! the maisou
tas respectable ct surtout fort bonns pra.
tique, 80 fourniasant NJ litre. Tn j,nr,
made moiseile Went MI coiAptoir, Ct s'a.
drcssam b moi, me fait ube assez jolie
cotnma dde Ell dentees coloniates, Tales
Que ehoediat, clnndclles, beurre do Dre.
tngno. urnandes, ~ffotnsge do Croydrc etc.
Moi, bonasse, OF pas mGfant, d'apras Ia
demande DO mn ~'6zeiie. 10 Ia couche sur 10
aemoiro avec dc In pohdre dessus. Mats
b'enttt qn'npprcnds.j llerrihle Dc M.
vertel MamzsIle m'avnit fascin6, oia.d,
pohdre les yeux, eIIs await perdu ~ place,
ellie ttait sur le psvt, sans fou nj tiau; en-
consequence, ellie voulni, ms clipper 'pes
friandises. y compris c%handelles des 4ix.
Chm rlotte.--M. Niraise, c'e.t llen mai
de me charger mime "a. Vous n't;iez
pas cotitne ca autrefIis.
Nicaiso.--Ma parole, Ga me fache sen.
s%iblement, mn chere petite, msis je suis
cnporal depuis 1888, G. 10 ne COMMAS
rien.
Charlotte C'dtfit your manger que
j'ai fat cette erreur..
Nitaisr.-Qunnd on n faim, inutnzelle.
on n'mangc pas de ehandeIlc.
Cetio lnmincuse observation 6claire 10
tribunal, qoi condamne Charlotte d IN
mois do prison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

: :tarmi les articles du budget ptdsenie
,o,ts chnmbres. II y en- a IN do 200, 600
do francs pour couvrir les ~dtpen.e. ~.
ocdasionnera 10 marriage du due dc No.
tiiours ct dune %princssse dc Ia maison de
saxo Goha.
n y a dtja 10000 homne. dc rGnis
dams rAlgefie. lie due d'Otltans dit
cettnmand ID ceito armee, qui en,rera oh
oflraiion. M prin.emp-, pour soumeure
,na, CO qai s'oppose 1 IA domination fran.
eai~e dams eutle partio de rAfrique.
lie parli du goavernement On France,
scar,ble toorner en- ,idicule .I'alIisnce que
Ii Ku.sie, rAng'eterre, FAu,riche ct ID
Psusse ont fornee pour torminer lea din
cul,es Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
TARIETES.
NE M'oUBLIEZ PAS.

! 'ous connaissez ,ous ces petites hcurs
aux pstales dun bleu de ciel pale, all fenil.
'age dun vert sombre, qui croissent sur ie
bord des etangs ct des A%euves, ct le pied
dass Feau, suivcnt le movement des PC.
tiles lanes que le moindrc vent pousse d
Ia rive.
! Les bo'anistes les appeIIent uyosotis
scorpioides.
!; toici roarquoi on les a appeIees vcrgis
men NIGHT. c,est-a.dire, ne m 'oubliez pas
(Fsrget me nof).
| IL y a un tombeau ! Mayence. CONNIE
le nom que ron y a grave a 6te GfEace, lie
stombeau est a Ia disposition du premier
venu d'entre les morris; mails ropinion &C.
neraIe le laisse 4 un m6nestrei alieman I'd,
musicien ct poete, don't on ma pas meme
conserve lie nom de fmiIle.
H~s>aPpelait Mnreich; ct CONNIE ses
vers, don't, nous ne croyons pas Quill sol,
rieaI reste, etaient tons Ia louange des
femtnes, ct snrtout aceIIe de Marie, on
.irappelait Henreich Eauenkob, c'est.a-
dire, e poetic des femmes. Q land il etait
pnfs' pauvrc pour courir r'AiIemangne ct
chtrcher fortune aa moyen de SEES roman
ces ct de son talent, Henreich await Iaisse
a Mayence n jeune file qui auendait
sonretour. s'eve'Ilait pale dams les NUTS
d'eeage. OF pratt pour Iui.
Apres trois ans. il revint richie ct re.
nofssme. Longtemps ayant son retour, Ma
rie await entendn lie nom d'Henreich melk
4 la louange ct a radmiration, ct, par une
noble confiance, ellie savait que, nj la
louA nge, ri Padmiration n'avaient donne
a sen ahant autant de bonheur ct dor
gnfil, que hi en- donnerait lie premier re
ga:d de la jeune file qui i'at,endait de-
pes i long temps.
4land Henriech Wit de loin Ia fnmee
de-. "aisons de Msyence, i, s'arrela op
prtsse, s'assit sur ~ tertre d'herbe ve:te.
ct q ententre IN chant simple ct MEAN
co4que CONNIE lie ~honheur.,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

LIE lendemain ; vors 10 concher du 90.
Ieil, les cloches Inherent pour snnoncer le
mn riage d'flenreich ct do Marie b Ia pre-
nliere aarore.
A &c moment, tous deox 30 protncnaienl
souls dams l'a!l6e qui s'4tend IL long du
Rhin.
lis s'a.sirsnl Pun p,6d. de rautre sur un
thpis de mousse, Ut pssstrent de longs e,
fugilifs instnns B 50 regnrdcr FANS rien
dire: tant &c oui rempl aisssit leu 70 nmo
e.eit in,raJuisible pnr des paroles.
In teinto dc pourpre 1'ie 10 soleii await
lai.see / l'hotiznn t,ait devenue dun
june pa'e, ct l'umbre .'avnnc ,it sur le
cibl dn Ievant MI couch mi. Tous deux
comprirent quill hllait 40 qnitlerj Marie
youlul fixer Ie souvenir DE csite beIIe soi.
rec, ct montra do Ia msin. d Ifenreich,
do pc,ites fieurs bleues sur 10 bird du
hemne.
llenreich Ia comprit, ct c%ueillit ces
aeurs, mais son pied glissn, II disparut
sous l'eau; denx fois Feau s'agita, 1t u
reparut, 30 d6ba t'ant, tcuman', los yeux
hors De IA ,e,e; mais deux fois 10 fisuvs
ressaistt "a prosc.
Il vouIut crier. l'oau le sufioq,ait. A Ia
seconde fois qu'il await rcparu. tournant
IN dornier regard vers Ia rive Oh etait
Marie, ct sortant un bras, II loi jeta les
petiies neurs bIeues qu'une contraction
nerveuse reiensit dams "a IN ain. mais &c
movement 10 fit eofoncer. Il d,spnrut,
renu reprit ann cours, OF 10 feuvo resta
uni CONNIE une g'ace.
Ainsl mourut Henreich Frauen!ob.
Pour Marie, ellie mourut file dams une
communaut6 reliuieuse. On n traduit 10.
l~oqueot udieu d'TIenreich, ct on n nppelt
Ia petite feur bleua uergis msin NIGHT
c'es,-a dire, ne m'oublies pas.
ALpH ,NsE KARR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

Service dss Posfes-ti a DID ~auel,ipn An
Chsmbre des Represen,sns dos E,a.s ;ltnis dads
"a sasncc da 0 Fsvner. Dc ritrtgalari,e qui e%sisssc
dams 10 scrvics des postes. Mr. CHM y pressna,
;une resolution tendanle l faire prendrrsdcs infotl.
nations aapres du direc,eur general, an de COZ.
Matte ID vsttabis cause do i'irreguia,i,6 de &
male entire New York ct ID Ntie.Olsans, O, da
prendfe les rnoyens eonvenables pour \ remtdis;
10 proposition h'avait pas encore Etc atceptte.
Nous asons IL. les plus bellies preuvii. du s6!s
que les employees nae,tent 4 romplir leuss jcvoirs.
Lieut. negligence desien. plus grande le Jour "a
jour, c'est une ~vexation manifesto, doat tout u
pays SQUIRE depuis. lcng,ens. Chaqul individA
90, interesst 4 CO que les correspondence sieiA
lieu avsc Ia plus grande exaetitode, e. 4ses, pttras.
sa,nsns dams cetts paftie Dc ladminisirstion qu'4
exists 10 plus d'abus. Les employees stn. cepe,..
Aant pages, Il tres bien pnyts. ~poutqati ne SOM
III point resronsa'les, toutes les fois d 'Ils mats
quent 4 leur ~con.ra,i Nous espt rons qhe par Ia
soins de nc.re Reprssentant au Ccns1ss, Ia p,A.
position quill a faite, aura bieb,8, dhturcux ID
|%sulta,s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
LIE SONGE.

Tn jour 10 me ~re,irais chez moi. res.
pri, rempll d'observntions ch,grinos; c,
ap,as avoir fai. Ia satire de ,ou,e. les con
di,ions ct de moi meme, 10 tonbai dams
un sommeil profond: j'eus un songe. Je
me crus transporte dams me solitude, .,
loin des defaults qni n'avaient blessst. e
me promenais nvoc une joie tranquille
dams une foret Dui protegeait ma cabane
con're les vents fArabie, je me d6robaiz
sous sey ombrages u folios dos HON
mes.
lie soleil venait dc s'elevcr sur lhri
son, sos rayons doruient Ia verdnrc inter.
posec entire lul ct moi, a donnaient dc IN
trnnsparence M ieui |age. J'enieJais
lea chants dune multitude d'o,sen"O j'G.
tais a,tentifa tous leurs %nccens; j'on oh.
strvais IL diversi,t; ainsi que ccIle dc
lenrs formo-, de lenrs vols ct de leurS plu.
images. Lac r~ossignol, lie merle, 10 corbeau,
Ia fanvette, le geai. I'alouette, Faigle. Ia
touterelle, chan,a,enf, sidlalent. vol,ige.
aienl, volaient, ou planaient.
LIE ciel me donna tout / coup fintelli'
gence de leurs d.hsrens languages: Fen
dis I'aigle qui rail- All 10 hibo, sur la vue:
la tourterelle p,rlait fort nal des mGurs
de Itpervier, eui n'avait eu,du mepri-
pour sa f,ibIesse: 10 merle fcsai' dcs plat
santeries sur 10 cri De r.igle: 10 geni ct 10
pie 80 disaient des mi ares; lis r~eprocEaient
40 corbeau 81 nine %triste, q. trouvaient
al mo;neau Fair commun.
Je wis descendre dn ciel nne figure fort
evtraordinaire: c'elailun jeune hpmme
don, le corps await Ia c%ouleur do la neiye,
sur laqneIle on aurait jete des f%enilles dc
roses; II await do grandes allies bleues.
don't les exiremit<s e'aient dor6es; IL ap.
pela par leurs mons les ditferen,es espe
cos d'oiseanx, que je Wis s'abattre antour
de lui sur les ramaux DIES eedres; IL leur
dit: Ecoutez CO que 'nia vous rsvsler dc
In part du grand Etre. vous 6'es ,ous tga"x
en- m6rite, u e.es d'ftrens en- qunlitG'
parce que vous etes des,inGs d des lone.
tons differences.
L'aigIe est ne pour Ia guerre; On cr'.
expression dc Ia force. ne pent avoir de
Harmonic: 10 hibou %n'aurait point surpris
dan- les ,Gnebres les insectes ct le, rep.
tiles. don, i: dot pnrger In ,erre, 81 ses
yeux %avaient pu soutenir rdcIa. d." solei':
pour bonner at rossignol Of Ia ~tauvette
lear voix douce ct I6serc, il a f,lIn Ieur
donner des orgnnes defeats: Ia to"r'erellc,
nee pour I'amour, Sc tent sous les ombra.
gcs, Oh rien n'interrompt en- ellie le plaisir
d'aimer: qn'aj,uteraient CO pIaisir le
bee ct ies critics dc I'eperviers Restez ce
que vons eies, sans regret ct sans orgueil,
cedez ~difGr.mment . impnlsions de la
nature, ct voyez dams vos cspeces des dif.
ferences et'non des defaults.
A ces mu's. 10 Wis les oissauv sc disper-
ser dams Ia foret, et 10 genie s'f'ever aux
cieux, en- jetant sur moi IN regard ple'n
d'expression. Je m'eveillai, ct je me dis
M'arrivera-til encore d'exiger dams 10
juge Ia douceur du courIisan, dams 10 mar
chand lie reimbursement dn sage. dane
lie sage I'activi,k de l'ambitieux! c'est moi
que ~ es venu instruire, Q celeste genie
tes lecons seront a jamais grav6es dams
mon cHur, ct mes Ieyres les rep6teront
aux homnes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
CA N rs

CA
ufNous sommes ~autorises 4 annonccr Nj.
WILLIAM GIL, CONNIE candidat pcur Ia place
do Mario d Ia prochaine Election. f
nrNous sommes autorises i announcer Mr..
JAMES COOPER, CONNIE cnndidat pour 10 pla.
CO do Marie d Ia prochains Election.
rJNous somme au,otisss / announcer qua ia
dcrnande do nombreux ~ciioyens do cet,s vile,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. WIKOFF, d CONSENT a &c
presenter CONNIE candidat 4 Ia place do Marie q
Ia prochnine EIec,isp.
rrNous sommes autorises 4 announcer Mr..
RAPHAEL LEGENDRE, CONNIE candida. pour
Ia place dc Marie a Ia prochaine Election.
n1rNous sonmes auloTises 4 a~nnoncer Dr.. B.
r. HARVEY, CONNIE caudidat pour le Conseil
DO Vile.
r1rNous sonmes ~autorisss 4 snnoncer Mr..
A. MONGET, CONNIE candidat pour 10 ConseiI
DO Vile.
1rNous soInmes autorises q announcer M.
GEO. W. CHRISTlN, CONNIE candida. pour le
Conseil de Wills.
GrNous sommcs autorites q annoncer Mr..
A. g. MANGRUM, CONNIE candida, pour Ie
ConseiI de Wills.
u arm, e,,Soyiaks = ~.
JAMES ALLEY, CONNIE candidst pour 10 Con-
sell dc Vile.
rrNous sommes ~autorises 4 annoncer Mr..
G. CARMENA, CONNIE csndidas pour lie Conscil
de Vile.
rrNous sommcs autorises 4 announcer Mr..
H. B. FAvROT. comme candida. pour Ie Con.
sell de Vile.
nrNous sommes ~autorises a annoncer Mr..
SAML. SKOLFIELD, CONNIE candidss pour Ia
place de Tresorier ct Collector.
rrNous sommes autorises 4 announcer M.
fORAN HACkETT, CONNIE candidat pour Ia
place de Tresorier ct Collector.
nTNous sommes autoTises q announcer Mr..
LOUIS GUEDRY, CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Constable.
nTNous sommes autorses q announcer Mr..
JOSEPH PINO, CONNIE candidat pour Ia place
de Constable.
nPNous sommes autorises a announcer Mr..
CHARLES e. ABBOTT, CONNIE candidat pour
Ia place de Constable
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