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EVNOUTES pcrsonnes, dams les limitcs dn l6me R6gi-
= ment, L. NJ, qui ont dams leur mains des ermes
GU autres tquipemens militaires, (except6 les membres
actifs DIES compagnies voiontaires) sont ~requises par 10
present avertisseinent, de les remettre, sans delui, au
s~oussigne, GU en- son absence, au Capt. Il. Debaillon,
sous pcine d'ttre poursuivies commencement a la loi.
La pene eneourue, pour refus dc deliver les armes ct
les autrcs prophecies de rEtat, est une ainende de vingt
dollars pour chaque offence.
THOs. II. LEWIS, Taspecteur
Juliet 10. deli 4me Brigade T.. M.
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I'LL de pa LoasistaMe.
NouH DIES AkEUfHpt
PARorssE ST.. Landry.

W aAHUI0HE VT LANUNiFy
Dams les q6dires dc la Succession de
PIERRE PITRE, deceJe,
n ADMINISTRATIVE dc Ia ditc succession ay-
~ ant drcss6 son tableau de classification ct do dis
tribution des dts biens: sur motion, II est ordonn6 par
la Conr quiz dot etre en- consequence donnie avis aux
dts cresnciers pour faire opposition dans lie d5lai legal.
Avis est maintcnant donne aux dts creaneiers pour
fairc opposition au dit tableau, s'iis lie venlent on lie
peuyent, dams les dix jours qui suivront ectte publica-
ton, ct pour quelles raisons lie dit tablcau ne serait
point approuye,
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
J. POsEY, d. CN.
Clerks Office, , Juliet le45.-j3N
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VIM. MOORE, President.
MORGAN L. EeGLEsroN, S~fcretaire.

Aune asscmblee Wing, qui eu lieu a la resi-.
dence de M. Silvcrt Thibodeaux, 7me arron-
basement de police, 10 S de ce mois, M. Etienne
Daigle, pere, a etc nomme president, ct NJ.
Louis Guidry secretaire.
Lie President ayant e~xplique lie but de la reu.
MON, sur motion de NJ. Baptiste David, il a etc
decide que trcize delegues seraient choisis pour
representer le susdit arrondissement, a f'as.
semblec Wing de la P~aroisse, qui aara lieu aux
Op6lousas, Samedi 12me jour du present mois.
Sur motion de M. Baptistc David, les ~citoyens
don't les noms ~suivent ont etc NOMINEES:
Etienne Daigle, pere, Baptiste David,
Louis Giiidry, Name Jany,
Silyert ThibodcauS, Etienne Daigle, fills,
Pierre Z. Gnidrys Edouard Broussard,
Joseph Il. Guidry, Onezimc Z. Guidry,
Theodule GIidry, Joseph Landry,
William Fisher.
II a dtt resolu, que les Wings du Tine AKRON.
basement de police feronttout ce qui dependra
d'eux pour assurer lelection de tous les candi.
dats Wing dcsignes par lassemblee de paroisse.
Resolu, que tous les Wings sont inyises i agir
avec union, Il oublier toutes objections person.
nellcs, ct d %soutenir lie ticket Wing dc toutes
leurs forces.
RGsolu, que nos d6legues appuyeront a l'as-
sembl6e generate de Ia Paroisse la nomination
descitoycns les plus proprcs a rassembier sur
eox tous les votes du part wing.
R4solu, que lie process verbal de 10 prasente as.
semblee sera public Ell Francois ct en- Anglais.
Resolu, que Iassembl6e ofIre au President SEES
reInercimens.
Sur motion, l'assemblee s'ajourne.
El.. DAiGLE, President.
Lows GUIpRY, Secrktaiee.
A une reunion qui a Ell lieu au Petit Bois, i
reffet de nommcr DIES delegues d la Convention
des Opelousas qui aura lieu lie u de ce mois-
Sur motion, M. +. C. Deyillicr flt appel6 au
%fauteuil, ct Gusiave Dejean nomme Secrttaire.
LIE President ayant explique lie but de cette
assemblee.
Sur motion, les p~ersonnes s%alvan,es ont etc
nominees delegues:
Gustave Dejean, Joseph v. Mayer,
Antoine Nezat, Cyprien Lalonde,
Joseph NJ. Carriere, Hte. Mallet,
Louis C. Devillier, Alexandra Lanclos,
Vaiery Mayer, Andre Nerault,
F.C. Devillier, Andre n. Robin,
VALERIE Roy,
F. C. DEVILLIER, President,
] GUsrAvE DEJEAN, SecrAane.
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0gMh0Us&gs LIB.
JEUDI AlATIN, 10 JULIET 1915.
-, A
ASSEMBLED WING.

Les tlecteurs Wings de Ia paroissc ST. Ian
dry, aont invites q Sc rGunir aux OpGlousas, Sa-
Medi IL Juliet proclaim atm de nommer leur
cahdIdats ! Ia legislature Ct les officers que Ia
%Sfn6lvelle constitution remet aleur choix, dams 10
cas- GU ellie serait adopt6r, par L. vote librc .du
Penple. lis al,ront aussi i elire dos deputies 4 la
Convention De l'Fstat qni doit s'assembler dams
q but dc choisir des hommes dignes do la conf
ahcefd l pcupfe,, pour IL candidature aux places
de Gouverneur ct lieutenant Gonverneur. II
est 4 desircr que Ia .Faroisse tout cntierc soft re.
presentte dams cette assemble ; que les citoycns
40 reminiscent dams slcurs Wards respcctifs et
qu'ils ~cnyoient dcs deleguea a la reunion gene.
rale qui aura lieu lei lie 10 Juliet proclaim aim
dc prendre toutca les measures REFUSES par le
biena du lays. Tous les vrain wings feront
sans douto leur devoir 81 aucun ACCOMPLISHMENT
ne restera sans rcpreaentant.
OpclOnsaa, 10 Jlin 1876.
NIB. L'asaemblee cidcssus sc tiendra danslc
magasinF en- briques, de Mr.. Fremont & Roy,
lMaiin Street, a midi, samedi proclaim. Dele.
CUES on eomptc sur votre exactitude.
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LA CURRRE oU LBS RRuITs DE GUERRE.-
Des bruits yagues, venus dc la vile par lie dor
nier batsau, nous dissent, que les troupes ameri-.
Gaines ont recu l'ordre d'entrer dams le Texas.
Les paragraphs suiyans cxtraits de l'Alerdn.
dria Democrat semble confiFmer cesbruits.
s'Ls steamer RodolPh est monte samcdi soir,
ayant d bord, d'aprssce que nous ont dit plusieurs
gentlemen, un portcur de d6pGches pour 10 Gen.
Taylor, lu Fort Jesup,. lui ordonnant dc metre
OH niouyemont les forces qui ~ trouve aussi bicn
qne celic dn camp Sdlu6ray CT 10 les porter sans
delai sur lc Rio grande.p
ale CApitaine Gross quartier.maitre u. 81,
est descendu sur 10 Soto. Ill a fait marche avec
ics. Capitaines des Steamers Rodolph ct Yazoo,
pour porter le Ame Reg, commando par le CO.
lionel VOss, du camp Sdlu6ray Ala balize, on ces
troupes s'embarqueront sur dos vaisseaux qui
les attendent. Les steamers passeront deyant
notro vile dcnnain.s
"La garrison du fort 4 recu son ordre de mar:
che, une PaEtie doit passer Samedi on Lundi pro-
chain. Les Dragons prendront u route de ter
re-
CUR1Eyss REL1auE.-En crcusant un putt sur
~lspiansA5en de NJ. Cahanin, Bayou Tsche, en-.
vifon ! 8 mile d'ici, on trouva a yingt pieds d
pepsppss De profondeur une speron Of I'm etrler
en- for. L'epeFon > pres dun pied de lOngueul
et sss F~oulottes pres Dc srois pouces de rayon
les fornaesen sont curieuses OF les dimensions ex.
G~esstves. E'un ct lautrS articles sont p~rofonde.
meRt ronges par h r~ouille. Comment lis Sc trou.
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A Wis AUX soUsCRIPTEURS de Ia Route Pub.
81 tqne des OPtiousas an Port Barryt-L'ouvrage
etant maintenant en- train d'execntion, les souscrip.
tours sont invites a vcrscr ala Banque des Artisans ct
Commercans (Mechanics and Traders) c~inquantc pour
cent. du montant de leur subscription,
Juliet l0-3f Ell. LITTELL.
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ASSEMBLIES WHIG.

A une assemble des %citoyens du l2me ar.
endorsement de police, situe surlc Bayou BquE.
qui sicst tenue d Ia maison de Lastie Guillory,
NJ. VIM. Moore a etc appelt i la pr6sidencc ct
assiste de NJ. Lasiie GuiIlory M. Morgan l..
Eggleston a etc nomme sGcrGtaire. Motion fit
faite par M.Greene Hudspeth ct %adoptte, que Is
Delegues soient NOMINEES pour a~ssister a Ia reu.
MON Wing, qui aura lieu aux OpeIousas lie ID dc
ce moisE; sur motion de NJ. VIM. Link, les per.
sonnes don't les MONS suivent, ont etc choisies.
Vim. Moore; John S. Edwards,
Lastie Guillory, b. S. sHaw,
Greene Hndspeth, Solomon Link,
Joseph Tate, III. S. Dunbar,
VIM. Link, Lastie Lafleur,
VIM. s. Campbell, George Hudspeth,
Donate Guillory. M. L.. Eggleston,
David Morgan.
Sur motion il a etc resoIu a l'unanimite, PAL
cette assemble, que les premieres resolutions
passeeS par l'assemblec dcs citoycns du 5me ar.
reimbursement de police, preside par Joseph ",
Richard, lie 81 JUN dernier, sont cordialemen
approuyees par nous ct que nous les adoption.
CONNIE Repression dc nos sentiments.
Sur motion, resolu que rassemblee offre a M
Lastie Guillory scs remercimens, pour la reccp
tion hospitaliere quill a fate aux membres de Get
te assemblee ct les attentions quill a cues pou
eux.
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II Teadre! n Vscndyc!

AE ARCIIANDIsEs sECHEs, EPIcERIEs,
&c.,&c
Y souasign6 trouvant son magasin eneombre pour
Ia Haiaon, ct voulant, nvant son depart pour lie
sNord fairss 40 Ia place pour des marchandises ffaichcs,
ottf9A ss amis ct all public la balance quill a en- main,
9yant toujours 66 fait au Nord, sous rinspiration de
al ans dexperience, sont un sur garnnt qu'on trouve-
n chez lui dos avantnges qu'aucun autre ne pourrait
affir.
Son assortment est compost do touto espece do
marchandises choisies avec soin.
EMILE ]. BLGNON.
~ DorenAvant lie mugasin sera ferm6 lc Dimanche.
Juliet l0-3t
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mn mM "
Z. PhaEMaeialn

u BASTARD, PhafMaclsl,
@#A A Phonneur Dc pF6venir los habitana DO
NJ cette P~aroisses quill Went d'ouvrir dams
cette vile une Phafmaciss on It's trouveroHt
t~oujours I'M assortment conplet Do
MDD1@AMMNSo
Qu'il ve1drn III plus bas Prix pour du compliant. III
Sc charge en- oairs do composer toutes les preparations
quf ~poirront lui etrc demandecs par NM. los M6decins.
Messrs. les medecins sont aussi prevents au'iis
t~rouvsront CONSIGNMENT q IA PhaTmncie dc l. Bastard
do Vaeefa garantf.
Sa demcurc est Main-street, yis-a-vis 7. Collina.
OptEousas, 8 juliet 1845.3f
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LES C~RAssEURs.4-Des lie matin, la compa.
gnie EN- grand tel ue, arnes ct aquipement, DELLA
dams nos rues. sAllSt-elle au combat Non
Ellie SO rendait sousS I'm. delicieux bouquet dc
bois, pour y fraternisS ct celdbrer cegrand Jour.
.Apres avoir pris PITT a un repas frugal OH re.
gna la plus completeah harmonic ct OH les toasts
suiyans furent portes, les Chasseurs regagnerent
Ieurs penates. .
La Banniere etoilee nPuissc- t-clle avant dix annecs
revolues, flotter sur les cotes de roc6an p~scifque! s.
IAmeriqne! lie pays de la liberte, rasile DIES .oppri.
ines. IS ..s.4
Lejour'que nous c6lebrons Annivcrsaire della nais.
sance dune nation, don't tous les honmes iibfss Sc
glorifieront!
LtAigle! Ellie nc s'arrete que pour t~rionpler
La Louisiana! Qu'on lui demande SEES joyaux, com.
me Sparte, ellie nl6ntrcra scs enfants.
lie Brigadier General Bell ct son Gtat Major
Les Chasseurs! Unc troupe qui toujours rcpondra a
Fappel de la patrie
Lie General Garriques Flaujac! La Bravoure quill a
deploy6e pour la defense de sa patrie adaptive, CT SEES
vertus FONT rendu cher a tous; son souvenir yivra dams
la mGmoire des hommes libres!
Les officers du l6me. Regt. +.
Son excellence lie gouverneur Mouton e
Les danes des Opelousas, fleurs de beoute du jan
din de la nature! r.
Capne. Dcbaillon ct SEES Cllasseurs!
La mGmoirc du General jackson Lie heros dc la
nellie. Orleans, fat d'ariRes inoui dams les tastes dcs
nations.
Mr.. G. Cahanin qui await prepare I'm feu
d%'artifice a Poccasion du 4 Juliet, mais que Pin
clemence du TENS l'cmpGclla de tirer, ne voulut
point en- avoir lie dement,, ct lanca. ses fusees
Dimanche soir en- presence dune nembreuse
compagnie de Dame ct de Messieurs.
Nous n'avons pas recu les details dc la cello.
bration du 4. au Bayou Chicot, aussitot gu ills
nous paryiendront, nous les donnerons d nos
l%ecteurs.
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al v 7 S !.

THEODORE r. THrENEMANN, a.
M@TAIRD PUBLIC, D
IA NNoNCE d Sos amis ct au public, quill a ouvert
q son Noiariat No. lac Rae fOrleaaa, d Ia Nou-
yeise Orleans, et quill tachera do nteriter la c%onfanco
dccaux qui vondront bicn la lui accorder. jul. 3-3t
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une assemble DIES Wings du 2me ar
Tondissement de Police, 3qui Sc sont r6unis a
Washington, dams le but de nommer des dele
CUES ala !ConyentjDn DIES Opelousas. les person
mes suiyantes onteta nominees
D.. G. sittig, VIM. III. Bassett,
$. D. Allis, J.. 3. Reeves,
DR.. Murph, N. OAltt,
Dr: +. J. Heard, l.. Vanhille,
+. L. Mudd, e. Dejean,
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6-Comme un grand nombre de personnc ont
de design6es CONNIE proPfes d servir de candi-
dats,a l ditfe places pour lesquellcs des no.
animation sefont faitcs samedi proclaim, il serait
bien que les personnes qui consentent i &c quo
leurs noms soicnt. offerts 4 Ia conven.ion, fassent
~connaitre, par ecrit. leurs intentions, ct QUEEN
memo toms slles s'engageassont a Sc soumettre
sans reserve aux nominations qui y s~eraient fai-
"a, soft qu'elies fusscni en- favour on contraires a
letirs prdtentions. Nous ayons etc requis, par
p%lusieura deleguss, do publier lie present avis atm
d'tpargner du tens 10 jour de la reunion car
pcrsonne no acra nomme, Ii chose est c%ertaine,
A moina quill ne consente ! Sc soumottrc aux de-
cition de la Convention.
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G-Nou esons appris que la Plupart DIES ar
rordisscmens de police de la paroisse ont nom.
me dca del6gues a Ia conyontion dc samedi pro.
chain. Les arrondissemens qui ne lont point
fait s'empressoront sans douto de suiyre lie bon
~exemple. Sill en- eat q~neIques uns qui negligent
dc Is faire, que p%lusieurs do nos anis dams ces
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 40 rendent lei samcdi, ct prem
nent place i 10 seancc, ain ~qu'aucun NO de-
meure sans re representation.
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COLLEGE ST.. CHARLEs, GRAND CorEAu.-
Va celebration du 4 parco college, a en- lieu
sous une tente waste ct elegante dressee sur les
lieux ellie a etc conduite avec l'ordre et lie govt
qui ont %toujours preside aux fstes que nous lui
ayons dues. Voici l'ordre dos ceremonies:
l. Lecture de la Declaration Undergraduates,
par Henry Daquin, p~rec6dee de q%uelques rcmar.
ques justes ct de bon govt.
2. Discours Anglais par Adelard Jourdon.
8. Chanson patriotique en- f%rancais, avcc
choeurs ct Accompaniment, par rorches.re du
college.
Louis Lastrapes devait prononcer I'm discours,
en- francais, mails un malheur recent arrive dams
sa %fanille, Zen a empeche. Des airs appropries
etaient executes entre les diverses parties de la
celebration par leur charmante musique.
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I-A une assemble convoquee aux Opslou.
sas dams le but de nommer des delegues a Ia con-
yentlon Wing qui sera tcnue au meme lieu 10
II de ce mois l%samedi,) les personnes. suivantes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10

0Llanniyersaire dc notre. Independence a
etc celebre ayec plus d'ardeur, par nos conci-
toyens, que nous ne %l'avions esperee. la matinee
q etc belle, mais vers une heure apres midi,
lie TENS s'est gate, le cicl a ouvcrt ses eclusees,
ct u manisre dontil plu, a fait regre.ter a plus.
dun son paraptuie. Neanmoins tout s''est assez
.bien passe ct sans aucun accident, que nous Gus.
sions appris. Colours 81 cher d tous M etc on.
Bile par parsonne.
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AapRgs, Dams cette Paroissc, le 90 JUN ls45, Mime.
LAFEkIK DuRRE, femme du DR.. A. D. Guidry, a Page
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clauses which are wrong. Often iney contain OBJ
scure or contradictory provisions, on which differ
ence Of judgment occurs Thus the Express suffers
Printer to accuse Of paying lessthan the jour
neymen Printers scale of prices in two or three in
stances where such differences and refuses to
publish our foremsn's contradiction We can only
say. that we have intended in all things to pay
the regular prices, and believe we have done
50. Still. We see that the prevailing system has
its evils and perils, and that the Joureymen
Print ers OF this City, for example, might fix the
price of their labor SO high that all the Printing
would inevitably be driven Boston, Philadelphia,
sc. At this momcsi we paying 10 TO 20 per
cent for type setting than paid in the aver
by employers in this City either Of those just
named. OF course, our rivals who make their own
bargains have the advantage Of us IN getting their
work done 80 much cheaper than we do ours.
II seems TO us imperatively necessary that, where
Labor is performed under the system OF hiring and
wages, there should be regular scales Of prices.
agreed on by Employers and Journeymen. and that
these should be uniformly maintained. Now the
meanesi employers make their own bargains with
Journeymen who must have work On some terms,
and are thus enabled TO anderse and supplant their
fair-dcaling rivals in business VIII the Express
point out remedy for this wrong
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~ NewelI'- Pn,cn, Parauroptic Bank Lock

The pfOnTirUfs OF hls uHfiIded laftgHafd wound cal
attention oi lie officers of banking Institutions Nc 10 The
ce they manufacturing. the ssftf sni me,
,llcicHf Bank Lock IN this o. any other country.
II has repeatedly wthsood the trss is
secnrty-ha- been picked opened hy the tue
lcs and BE- We offer To the public with tut
warrant that shall every Instance, offer perfec barys
10 ID burg afious operations an Us being liable To
GET ogt oi order than the locks In common use.
oar challenge Bank LOcSsuths ihroUg hont the world
having expired by 10 limitation he Let inst mo
vcnfufng accept our proposition Tor trial. shall IN
days place lock In the oi the American In
.tufe Tor public inspection.
Being prepared Oh All orders NJ the shortest notce
srectiuy solicit call from those who perfectly
safe Bank Lock an object of importance
DAY NEWELL, Bank Lock Manufacturers,
.5f $50 Broadway
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DIED

Yesterday. FREDERICK, infant son Of P. r Piston
aged year and days
A. Wilhamsburgh. on the 3ni inst. Of bilou. fever
JULIA eldest daughter OF Daniel and Laura win,ou
aged 30 years.
Al Lagrange Chauisuque County. the 2ad ut o,
consumption. Miss FANNY WARD Of Fast Pou,ney
Vermont
lu Quincy. on Wednesday. sept "a. after long ari
painful illness IN the slst year of her age Mrs Ann
Adams relct Of the late Thomas Boysion Adams youu,
son of John Adams second President Of the Unite,
states and secony daughter OF the late Joseph Hsvsi
Eco of iayerhn.
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The Wrongs Of Law.

There lives in Greenwich-s, man worth forty
fifty thousand dollars, doing good business VINO
recently married widow lady with far properly
and three children. This property the law gives
entirely to the husband, and the mother has no Ion
ger penny of her own pstrimony TO devote to the
eIncation of her children Even their own earnings
going into his coifcrs they are daily subjected
10 such treatment as is to be expected from such
step. iliher-and for all this there is no redress The
law gives every thing to the husband and stepia
er, yet imposes on him no specific obligation TO ed
ucate and decently maintain the wfe's children out
Of the property that was hers Ought there not to
b. remedy for this
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70 the Editors Of The Express
A Printer In your paper OF this morning complains
that the Competitors The Tribune not paid -
per hour for the that they short of copy
which he most absurdy represents oHehrd of their
whole time though il does not average hour day.
Il ne will point Daily Office in which such pay
is made. even clainsod hs cavil will have force
Wheneyesthe Composi,ors of The Tribune required
to remain in the office waiting the arrival of Foreign or
other important intelligence they paid for their time
al the highest rate but Daily Office Il think no Office
required to pay ior time when copy happens to run
short and the Composor nj liberty To use the time in
his business or pleasure. All the time they are
repaired to stop in the Office Printers word they
paid for.
As to the Lists of Letters the price paid for their
position in The Tribune Office is not "twentysI
per thousand. A Printer states thirty-two
cents but tnrvo1r csafsthirtytwo being the price OF
regular composition. with for the
OF these Lists (Which are made up by the office
believe such price is paid for ike composition in sny
Office in the city II the Composors were required 10
make them up into newspaper columns they would be
price and half matter but they simply compose them in
narrow measure and are paid the hishes, price which
can be charged for them the condon where they are
surrendered by the Composiior TO the Office If any
body knows where Lists Letters have bsen paid Cor Al
higher rsies let him state il.
The average earnings Of the regular Composi,ors
The Tribune are SIS So per week which is paid
them in cssh every Saturday doub, whether So high
sversge paid in any other Printing oee in the city,
unless be possibly the Herald where the Composos
required 10 work days week instead OF six
And IL as A Printer asserts these Compositors stand
Idle one-,hrd OF their time think their wages must be
confessed TO be rather liberal than otherwise WIZ you
be 81 coed state specifically how they compare with
the earnings of your better paid Compcs,ors r At any
rate II any Office is farther than others from being Raj
Concern, Claim thar distinction for The Tribune
Respectfully, THOMAS N. ROCKER,
Foreman of The Tribune
s-since the establishment of The Tribune the
names employed on the morning paper have never re-
eeised less than - for any matter they have Get
up and those on the day work never less than y cents
per thousand ems TNR
NSc York. September IA lss5
" Mr.. Heashar, formerly Secretary Of the
Navy 10 ut Washington.
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WARNING HoUsEs, STOKES. 2c.-Those who are
about arranging their heating apparatus for the Winter
would do well to call al 292 Broadway and inspect
UalSo's fnpTor,d Hoi AR FrHorss Those who have
used them much pleased with them, and say they
ave mild uniform and pleasant temperature, frse
from that peculiar drynes- heretofore much com
planned Of neither dust gas and keep the
apartments sufficiently ventilated have bland stinos
phere ;hrou shout the house. (see advertisement
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On Wednesday evening I'd inst. by Rev Mr. Wa
burn DANIEL MCQUEEN 10 PHEBE COlyTR 4
ID this city.
On Wednesday evening sept b. by Rev VIM
Stilw-n Mr. WIN J. MACkRELL % HARRIET vous,
est daughter of Mr. VIM pragnell all OF this CITY
40 Newark y. J. on the 2.id July last. BY Rev MAJ
ihcgV n Henderson. Recfer OF Trinity Church. DAVID
Gl ADD ~ Eliza daughter of Rev. Henry Tappn
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JUDGE SroRY.-We regret TO learn from the
Boston papers that Judge Story lies dangerously i'll at
his residence in Cambridge with but faint hopes of
covefy His disease, internal strangulation," is that
which caused the death Of the late Attorney General Le
care The papers state also that he has resigned his
seat the bench of the Supreme Court of the United
States, which the Couu will regre, almost ms much
ms death. AT two o'clock on Wednesday he con.
sidered little better than he had been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

FROM THE CHERoKEF CouNTRY.-The election
for members Of the National Council and Sheriff passed
or without the least disturbance the 4th Of August
Copous showers had fallen about the liih ut public
meeting tobe held Taloqush the 10th 10 form
National Agricultural Society. Report says that Che
rokce named Robin murdered the 9Th of August
by Ezekiel Rider who stabbed him to the heart with n
Bowie knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

The Ninth number OF Lardncrs Lectures ia published
and ready for delivery 10 Booksellers and Agents !,
contains Lectures on Protection nom Lightning Nagns,
ism. Electro Magnetism The Thermometer. Atmosphere
Electricity. and Evaporation.
The back numbers may still be- obtained Price p
cents each. The work will be completed in Il number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

HoBoKEN-Susngers will ind the pronensces Of the
beautiful grounds Of Hoboken an agreeable and atrse-
tive resort The free exhibitions which come OF al the
Ely sian Fields amusing and would be credtabIe to
some Vt the popular saloons Of our city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGr.-New Publications. Photography, No
~ Latcs, Amt. Rent News from Nassau sc.
FOURTH PAGE.-Things in Philadelphia Phi Beta
Kappa Harvard Money and Marine News, sc.
20 For a Summary of Foreign News by the Caedo-
mia first page