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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
fall fashions.
MEMS. YOUTHS AND oHILDREN's

MEMS, fUUIHS AND VH11OM1Ns
CLOTHINd-CHARLES NJ CHURCH. No. 100 Chat
~ hamsL would invite the attention o his friends and ths
public his Fall and Winter styles Of meme, osyS
and frocs coats Tweed and Cashmere sack and once
coats beaver and pilot ovscoats and circular cloaks black
fancy cashmere pans, splendid silk velvet aud meiino
yests OF all the newest patterns.
FOR YOUTHS complete assortment Of Jackets, psnis,
vests aud oyercoais made In every style and VI all
sizes
FOR CHILDREN he oaers ea, variety Of cloth velvet
and fancy SUITS made and trimmed In The mos fashionable
manner all of which he 10 determined 10 SCI at ihe,owest pr
ces Those IA particularly requested to call and
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere. % luis'
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The Ser nsda! wasHwarded AT The late Fair OF the Anne
rican institute for the second tune 10 Charles Ross for The
best FIGURING MIL which il also adapted 10 grinding pss
ter, drugs and al other things. The handsome man.
IN which the President Of the institute spoke Of these
mills, calling the attention Of the public 10 them al lie
Of the FAIR shows the high estimation In which they
held hy that bod and that 10 only necessary
them understand The advantage Of possessing
mill that vii grind much fOur and as well as common
OF stones and get hai may be driven by horse power
put up in the farmers o~n barn.
We by the following that Mr. Ross Agent in Mchi
gan las made good report o. Of his other agricultural
machines
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gN. ia 'o-u' yer ooA, Al q Cortland
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

MN T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Talofs, I'm.
w poders OF Colhs ard Cassnees vesings, kc., 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite the Fountain, 10
receipt extensive assortment Of new goods Tor AL and
Winter wear, comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress rock Coats In variety of Styles
Silk Satin, Mcrno and Velvet Vesngs, Milied Cloths,
Tweeds &C. for OverCoais, which will be- made Up
order through e aid " - efficient corps OF cutters
DO found In tho country, essential point In mo
economy which We would direct, and In rendering uo
style and character VI garments such - must sasy M
discriminating that our We've Of chespness arc non osssa
Such have sustained system OF small pros and qck
and prompted the solicitation VI cali mon thoss
who would really eject saving VI Tho extra psf csnase
The attention directed TO Psntsloons department must
continue to Oder Inducements 10 those who appreciate NJ
In add ION the assortment OF goods kept ~
trade rave always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats Panaloons Vests &c 10 answer he requirements oi
those who of rgency may require hfst raj
Also, Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scs C.'Ao
Handkerchefs, Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-Nesu
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars Lc DC szs
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Esabish-
ment lS7 Broadway, three doors below Tho franklin
House The subscribers would call te attention VI their
customers and he public to very large and well ssleeed
assortment Of Fail and Winter Goods Embracing al ths
syes Of French and English Peto Cloths Tor winter
garments black snd fancy Bonjeans ~asue Csssneros VI
entire patterns very rich style Of suks CASHMERE
aud Velvet Vesngs, suitable for the q ang season AL
which Will be order at few noufs notice, and "
the superior style for which The es!AbisHent nas
been long celebrated.
Employing 10 the cutting department In best talent In ths
city do not hesitate to challenge comparison WIN any
In point STYLE aud workmanship Al tie sans,
prices will convince the most skepuea usi hfss
garments bs furnished reduced rates or
cash We would also call alterton the Fancy Depart
connected with the estsbshment where cas- Ice iouno
every artcle requisite complete geptsDsns ~afdrobc
OF the and richest materials, seected by our aseh
Ia the rs aud London marietta Also aD assortment "
ready made Dress Frock Coais and winter gnm~nnW "
every dssct,gioa ~ ,oa Ia. ~
OF isf j. C. BOOTH L CO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NI w lODLlSA AONS' ~
WILLiAM TAYLOR, No. 2Astor House, has published

w This Day,
Thyrnsu. the Bohemian Con-pirhior; The Days of
Mara Theresa By Madame Won Psazow. Translated
By c. [. Hebbs L. L. d. ard c. II. Burkhardt E.q This
is truly exciting and hrling novel; Price 50 cents.
MARY Howi,rs New Nork-rhe Authors Daughter;
Tale. bv Mary Hewitt Cheap editlon-prce shilling.
Also, edition of the ssue. whchis added tale
entitled Johnny Dbrhyslre or The Primitive Quaker BY
William Hewitt Compete in one volume. on extra hue
paper and clear type-prce . cents.
Just published Maids or the Memoirs Ola Young Wo-
man BY Eugene sue Trans ated by VI. w. lie bert,
leo THIS The bird and cheapest edition yeissued OF this
popular novel. Price 50 cents.
Also, VIII be published Saiurday-Ths Mysteries OF
Paris. r Eugene Sue Translated by Henry {. Deming.
Con pleic volume; the mos, handsome edition yet
issuci-prce 50 cents
r. Ageuts ard Dealers supplied tie most libea
terms with the above and all other New Publications, by
go 2'is NM TAYLOR, No. , Astor Honse.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN

Carpeituk- Floor Oh ClOlh-, &c.
SMITH LOrSsBERY Offering their
- large and eganl " Carpetings-composed
Of every variety Of style pattern and Color in Brussels
3ply Imperial double super, supehne fine, and common
ingsins-at prices that cannot be competed with by any
olner establishment In the city Aso-floor Oh Cloths,
from 20 "a feet wide with Rugs Druggeu Table and p
ano Covers, Window Shades and ali other articles
nected with the trade all tho lowest possible prices
Strangers visiting the city are pa ucusrly invited 10 call
and examine the above stock.
Remnants heavy Oh Cloths, suitable for stove half price.
SMITH L LOUS3BERY,
o25 2yviss AZ P-arl-st opposite William
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ID. D. NAsH9Auc iOneer-Stor- lss tgiion-.l
ARCE SALE OF FCkNlT( RE-Ths Day

p. D NASHlAuc lUurrF--SItlfr
ARGE SALE OF FUKNITtRE-Ths Day,
Ia Fnisy, al loocces, ATS Fn.sorst l0ge qlsnIy VI
Furnig,, Sofas sofa Rsdsl. sis Bureaus. --.ins Ia
hles Pier and Centre 30. Mahogany DO, Wardrobrs Go
sets, Cradles, Work Tables, Mahogany ANA Cane Seat
Chars, Msnel Lamps Gfsncol-s. Loosng G!as.-- Russ,
Bu.ses and Ingram Carpets Feather peds Hs.e Mat
trrsses Straw Beds Pillows and bolsiers. Qlli.. Bed
seai. Cots large lot u Or ckey. Osss~rc aud CooAing
Iteusi Cooking Stove, &c Asa, Couci and Chair
covered wih figured blue satin. Ouomars and Duieiner
m mahogany CASE 90 IL
INNTE>sIVE AND PEREMPTORf ss.ign..s
IL Sale % New Cahinet Fa'ul,ur.-JACoS = PLTr
will sell is Day at 10 O'Clock, al the wsis ooas No. as
BroSdwa b. orie OF As. gners under direction OF Jno
r Van Antwerp the entire bs ~ the stock OF
spectsbe cabinet maker alta st very afcle
usually Kept In large establishment OF that Kind Tho
whole manu- aciured the building, expressly for retail
fashionable le For full particulars see Courier and En-
qur-r. Gaia ogues row ready. Terms cssh.
B-rhe ssle will cf whatever nay be the state
OF the weather. oJt IL
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IT, Prof. Bu-h's Lccture-.-Tn accord

~ Prof. Bush's Lccturc-.-In accordance with
this request minated ;hef3owng letter FIof Bush will
comnnce OF his recent course OF Lectures
the Future Life info led by Swe 'enbOrr 1.-THE Coliseum
~ Broadway. Grsnd-st Sabbath evening next
Subject G1r0 Yus Of ScedeaborRs DISCLOSURES reGiire
t. the Spiritual V0rd To at half hast T. Seats
Free, but collection taken up
Sfw-YoRK, October 9th. 1915
Sir The conre Of Lectures that you recently delivered
the Society Library having awakened lively interest IN
our community and the limited c,pa'ty Of the premises not
admitting the Of many persons who anxious
10 hear them we the undersened solicit repetition OF
the course or new series Of Lectures the subject
may be agreeable 10 you, Al the Coliseum II Broad
way near Gfand.sL Yours, &c.
I To Professor Bush Nevv-YOfk.
w Il VAN NORWICH. GEO. H.. BALL,
WIN w r. GRFr NyVAY. EDWD. FkSSER,
FREDK A. CONkLlNO, Z. KlLtl,
A w PEABODY ROOT. L. SHITHo5l2iss
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DtINiO'~ OPERA not SE-EN,rsordinsry strsc-
0n for nights Only Monday. Nov. 81, sh Sh, 9th Eth
Grand combination VI ,.enisMyserious Soire-s In the
Tempe VI In. hanimeuCne light IN the Palace OF fekin.
First Appearance at Mise N-ry s. Car th- celebrated
Ensi-h sybu. assisted by Mr.. Phillips The French >ecrU
msncer .ir >Orees 81 unsurpassed novelties, Illusions
sni ue,srorrhoses Er setmeD CREST expense Of Mss
L usa Forest The faler.rc Dsnseuse from the southern
Theatres OF senior CsrrerO, the unrvsed deneaor Of
the Ancient Marble Staues.
Reduced pnces15c-ns Ambulance For particulars
h sna bills. C3n 9ls
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10y JAMES ". MILLER
I'D THURSDAY Nov 4

DY JAMES ". MILLER
ID THURSDAY, Nov g.
At 10 O'Clock az store No. IAberty.st
BIRMINGHAM SHGyriILD 0oop<. kc On a fr>6it ~
for approved uoteso psskaacs ots Of f~s
imported Brmin shsm and Sheffield Goo-.s
Consisting OF Table. Butcher. Shoe and Breed Knvse
Files Butchers Drawing k1ives. ate, Chest Cupboard
and Trunk Locks Fhnts. Tea Tray and Waiicrs, Curry
Combs Tee Kettles Ssucepsps. nsed and enameed Vice.,
Trace and Halter Chains, Csroins Hoe. patent and
mon Buts Cxndesucks SsaGrrs, German Silver and Iron
Tea ard Table Spoons Britannia do Tobacco Boxes Table
Burs James, Woodscrcws, round ard square Bolis ke
Catalogues and goods ready for EXAMINATION Tires days
before the sale.
At l0& O'CLOCK, Of the store No Lhevty-st
Doors SHos AND BKocANs-leeo Boots Shcee md
Brogsns consisting o every vseiysui,abe for southern,
Western and Northern trade Sale positive
L. COTTON & co. Auction and Courni.sioo nes.
ehanis Noa lis Fulton street. and Ann street LIB.
era advances made on consguDens and prompt returns
NADIA
SATURDAY, Oct 81.
At los O'CLOCK, a. the Store No u Annst
SECOND HAND FUs>grVxE. CASPErs Ac.-Comprsing
Sofas Chairs Tables BUREAUS Oh Cloth, As,tfesses Alb
stands. Croesery ana Glsssssrr AsrSl Lanps Comfort
Blanseis g liiars, Stoves &c
Also, bbs N&rnish Also, an invoice OF Clohins, Dry
GOOds, Ac-
TUESDAY. Nov 4.
SRERiFF SALE oy CSOCFsigs-At 10 o'clock, a, hs co.,
OF HorsS sud EigAh avenue stsTG Sale of Gro.
ceres. comprising lsge AMI valuable SloeA OF Family
q ocrre. "a = Green sni Black Tea, l., a. Crush- ard
Il own Sugars oi Java and SanSia Cofe- Sp,c-s Sperm
Oh and Candles, Fancy and Bro~g Soap Preserves. Pc
e.. Beef ana Ham, Lard, Fish. BuIief Mos.sv, NinexN,
Scales. Meishi. flNrIfe>, &C.
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aurtin,f 6alfs.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aocrocses
Kfn4NGss, RICHARDS - P1AAIEsssose
slgnn~uis for saetfoo 10
MONpAf AND TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. Sd and sth-
SALrAsLg MEDICAL Booxs-Tbs entire balance Of The
valuable Medical Library tho ate Or Bushs OF ~ y
-rarnx most Of lhe popular I-xi Rnohs
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NOW EXHiBITIN(. 1for a short Time only At The

NOW EXHIBITING (for shor lime only At The
rooms OF the National Academy Of Design, corner OF
Broadway and Leonard ss-De knypers ceisbraed stst
lin msrbe) chilled " LA sORTIE DU BALM" tcon
Ing from the BAH TINS exquisite and refined work which
has been PRONOUNCED by who To be the chef
dtuyre Of modern and which las stacted crowds Of
admirers In Europe as beru brought to this country ., great
coat and and IL confidently opened for the in
speciOn Of the lovers Of his sublime and besuuul art
OPEN from A. ~ until P. H. Ambulance Is ets Sec
con ticseis ~ cts ~ btius
fNiflAN's tkNU-.-Ths iruly beautiful P1niing
i has after sacrvssfl visit 10 Boston, returned
for exhibition 10 his city No Lsfngs Bgi dinss
No. 20 BfOaneIy Open ron NJ III lo r, d. Al
milianc. p c-ns : asoi Icksis 20 cent. OH o"s
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NrOTICE-Thetrmo OF WILSON DEMING IS here
By Dissolved b. mutual consent. Egber Deming having
withdawn ir IN All business Of The tTu Will be
ssctet BY James wilson, W no WI carry on tie iuure
busiae.s " he hor. e. New-Yorx, Oct p, lsi6
JANE, WILSON,
oSl 81. EObEKr DEMING.
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NriRIn'> Grand Scientific Ilgsiou-HERR ALtN-
AMBER, the German Magic al, mot respectfully AL
nounces 10 he ladies srj Newiors tha, be
viii open series - his highly entertaining Sorees al NIB
los 4, Monday The 81 u N0.ember
Each eve1ng Herr Alexander viii give varied series Of
exp -r'rserts Chemistry, Pneumsncs, Opucs, Saursl
Philosophy ard Magic.
Tickets 50cents. Doors open al performances Al half
unst O'clock oSl IL
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~ Notice- second Mard.-The meeting Of the
Wings OF tli- Ward idverrts 10 be held on Friday
evening hereby postponed 10 SATURDAY evening Nov at
hour aud ace IN consequence OF the room hiyi ng
teen previously engaged Ry order Of he ard Com
/ mifife. JEREMY l.. CkO>s, Cheifman
THOMAS DfLaSo Secretary. o5l p
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INDIA RUBBER Machinery for S4e.-l Cyinler
NJ acAne iOr pfra4ing I44lA Rubber Clot-cosI 500
ALI b. sod Tor sou
new Cyiaer, idning Mil-proe SIS
lCircnlsr h. with gurc stcre-sI
syltinsS $50.
A I'd Of 80 .sf,. q Pu..eys, 10 close stock OF
o.5I 2nisTusF. ;. c. SMITH son, - John-sL
DERksHIRE HOGs.-A Berkshire SOW and one
ID Pr. FOR sale low. AstIess B. h Commerce.. Ad-
grrl--f oilce. O5l ny
AZ ELECTh' .ACNETIC Machine, wIlh a
I1book for .ae Apply al 10 oroscwsy, basement II
DARLOR sPITTOONs-s.aee lie " Lords OF Crea-
Lon elp- o-ra- geli.e1ner Notwithstanding heir
splitting proQeu..-s, vel Tor Inc .ac.es provide
s1,oous .or hem We have just received supply ofuew
pattern Paior spft ms, superior 10 sny II marAeL Price
- esei. For .s!. a. Burning saP, BY
oSl u bOAaOhAN X HAkI.
INDIA RITBBEK SHOES, Gloves. Milten. CoIh
Goals Csp-s, Boots, &C &c --ing balance of our STOCK
remaining from o; .oh .ns n pow offered al low
ric-. tan can be- found elsewhere Tbs be.r favorable
opportunity purchasers vii nni Il ~ their interest % call
oSlTuAF.m.s' sc. SMITH SON, ~ John-st
I,iNE BLEACHED COTTON--5o case. Elseu
Il en1 American Steam Ll-s -, u ea1 % inch the
b.eached Long Cloths. For -ale ~
Isl SE-Mi'rH 4 CO, 81 Finest
IyISE FAMILY BLANhEfs--s bales l04, 4 4
i an1 -; maze OIL Naive WoS., oOlh hem siieAe1
-, oil NtsvITH co 50 Pise-.t
NlNssIC BATT>-l-Uy b..es NOs 1 and Ma.se
esl >--' -''' sEsxITH co. 50 Finest
fl,O HOIsEk EEPEks-The subscriber orers tor
Girardoles Solar Lamps, Tea Trays and Table Cutlery
Pted Cake Baskets Casors C&1d.eslcks kc Bits mia
Wure; Silver Table and Tea Spoons, he
o. lmh ALBERT BEACH, ia Chsihsn-st
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,pnE IiIENEI FAMILY, 17om Vernon. 1s7I5s

been joined by heir fourth hToher and encouraged by
tie generous reception M 20 greeted them at their hsl
pearance, I'll give their sec nd Concert
AT NiBiOS SALOON.
On Monday Evening. Nov Sd, when they will Introduce
several pieces OF uie.r cOmpos ton, with such
econs hey ho. III NEE with ne public appreciation.
Ia the course OF he evening ~ will sing
THE SONG OF TIE vERM0NTERS: !"
Composed by Col Ethan Al IN lf76 As sung by the
Green Mouotan Boys in times OF The American Re-
volnuoa.
For Programme bills at the places for the sale OF
iickes Tickets 70 esch-for sale al Saxton Miles,
rs Broadway O. E. Ne-hils OF Wall aud Wafer
SIS stthe Music Stores and ~ the door.
Doors n Cnncen % commence At O'Clock o5l B.
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A MAGNIFICENT WORK.
lust RECEIVED-PciOn World, No. with al the
y lack numbers. This elea CANT production i beautifully u
usiraied IN each number Pn:e -5cts each No. The trade
supp led on the lowest terms by ". H. GRAHAM,
t.in IT, Tribune Buildings. Nassau a.
CIkCtbATiNG LIBRARY For sac eheap, a
~ Library ofahOgt 40 volumes, well selected for crcua
1n and in good order Catalogue can be So by apply
ing subscriber at l05 Liberty 81 between The houI o.
and 4 p NJ fo}l 3tis 3tpsD q GUNNER LYMAN.
NEW ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
IMPORTED PFR GREAT WESTERN and Hlbernia-
lMOore- Irish Melodies exquisltely emoeuisned
Rose Garden Of Perss, splen1idly Illustrated
Goldsnl;hs Poems, illustrated by the Etching Cub.
Munsys Illuminated Prayer BOOK.
The Keepsake for l3i6-hne plates.
The BOOK Of Beauty for l8i6-splendid portraitA
The Drawing Room Scrap Book for si6.
ID. APPLETON CO. Importers, 200 Broadway.
- The orders of the Tsade respectfully solicited Tor any
of the above elegant pfeseLt books
A Book Of Christmas Carols. specimen copy OF this
magnhceny illustrated work Is just received Early or
ders beautiful volume requested As the ed
: very limited. olh &is
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MEMS, BOYS AND 0AILDALN's

Fash,0Nabis flofAinG
4 LARGE assortment al wholesale and retail, NO !
n Bo~ery. Ny sl53mis., JOS b. CLOst 60.
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-
CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment In the United
" staies No. 20 Bowery-Hir.n Anderson has Just 70
ceyed large and splendid assortment Of superior English
Tree Py Double superhns and Venetian Csrpeting Of
new and 5eauulu psilerns ell OF which will DO sold ~ per
cent le.s lhau usgsl prices. Also. JUS, received
5000 yards, v2rrsl.ed 81 WOOL, Ing C0peung, % 70
IL 81 per yard
10 90 yards Double Super. for s. to 6s per yard.
400 co Tufed Hearth Rugs, As each
J.. 20 do 81. yard Floor 81. Cloths, u Cd pei y0d
500 co ~. Drlgses - 70 o.
1880 20 Venetian stair Carpet = % per yno-
5000 do Canton Maitr Z, 10 Sd per yard
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 80 Bowery,
o21 2vis- The nsst establishment above Hsstersf.
ITO PAINTEks.-Jast received and Tor sac ~ me
i subscriber, few cs,ks VI English Fstenf Dyer" oy
Ens.t,h Linse-d OIL French and American Window
G. a.. dry and ground Paints, &C &c
oes 4in. sisoA CLANNON Painter. go Broadway
NjEa;KO lsUUD--iOo Packages r aias ADD Kerseys :
also % Psid Llpseys, both ~ led and astfod.
For ssleby lo3l NEsMIIH co. 50 Pine-s.
DAH IKUN.--1s Iors AInencso, assorted round
ID square and Ia, for sale BY
MURDOCH. LEAvIrT CO,
IVA so c@rar s-f C-esn~t~h .
NILLyTLLE PIG IKUN-75 lols No. / Of this
vi very superior charcoal 17ncry ifon for sale BY
oil isf JAS OLSEY n Westst
our SAILS-i,rc casxs .sirly assorted, Peunsylvs
- o. I,4n1fsc.ure Tor %
MUEDOCK, LEAvIrT l. CO.
15tl0 CASKS Norri..owa .nd PD.II g. Nss
ACUOwel assorted, FOR sale by JAS. n OLNEY,
oil isa HWesta
GARTsHRKRIE PIG IRON-i5o soos No, !. fos
" saleb BY JAA n oLNEy, q wWtN ol7sa
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n HAnkA-No. $50 Broadway ,bciween Spnn- ard
~ Punce) kr lay evening Oct. 3lh, Will he riorni'
ed h. Opetc medley barbecue in one ac' eniIded the
Nrgniin Grl' IN wlch VIII be Introduced The gems OF
the opers u liza Bohemian Girl " also very langhahe
blresque POLKA ard he celebiaed Solo on the Combs
doorp eyious % which vi be n srn Grand Vocal Con-
GER. Performance 20 commence al Z. O'Clock. Aomls-
sion - GEMS $50 81
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

We the People Of the State Of Louisiana do
ordain and establish this Constitution:
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
TITLE /.
Distribution of Pomers.

.I|| W. OIs1tU7t 70 V1LF0 - - Is
Art. !. The powers of the government Of the state
Of Louisiana shall be divided into three distinct depart
taents, and each of them be confded to a separate
body of magistracy to wit: those which are Legislative
to one; those which are executive to another; and
those which are Judicial to another.
Art.2. No one Of these departments, nor any person
holding Office in one of them, shall exercise power
properly belonging to either of the others; except in
the instances hereinafter expressly directed Or permitted
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We Doubt il.

Ii is surprising 10 us tina, our friend
across the way has never made The dis
covery I'LL the last week that General
Dodge rs allied to German family by
Marriage" 1t seems so amazingly
important a fact that, if true, il is won
dertul he never mentioned il before
Although We are always ready to re.
ceive his political statements as the
very embodiment Of loco foco trnisms,
we are somewhat inclined TO doubt the
very improbable statemen. he has made
in this matter, especially as ii is a mere
naked question Of Pedigree. without
having any thing 10 do with politics.
lie may after all be mistaken. The
intere SITS AT stake in this mater are so
near boiling over with iranscendentaI
consequences, that the sooner he frees
the world from anxiety by a full expa-
nation, The better.
We are indebted to The officers of The
following boats for late 81 Louis pa
pers:
WAR EAGLE,
FALCON,
UNCLE Tory,
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Ersssny--Fery.

Tile Gazette makes il out lllsl II
can marry French lady and .
Jailed TO German family "
ii ge." We have heard Of lop
who would Try to cheat in pu0''
the pedigree Of their horses Oy '
recommendation, bul The Gaze'R
The FIRST instance we have evef"
man jockey trying to come Nv
Germans by endeavoring TO cl' y,
abou, the pedigree Of his cana,s' \
The editor Of the Gazette 'n'' Nj
the Germans are very green =
he easily soft soaped.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31
All about Potatoes.

We understand that General III
went INTO u store short lime "a
whose owner 8 respectable natH
the Emerald Isle where there wenF
eral othe- lrishmen present, and hrs
ing back his head IN most patrons
and condescending manner. asked
''Ilave you any Irish Potatoes
Being answered. he said Il I
Irish potatoes, and | love the his.
they are a high minded. generou,
of men. /, myself, am about ~
fourlhs nf An Iishnn,l /" This, I
the claim he sets up Of being allie
the Germans, leads us 10 belleV {
if the "colored' population lad
right Of voting. he would step intel
The BARRIERS and declare thai he W
Their part African, or allied by mar
to some African family. II IS
known that at one Of the elections.
two or three years ago, his lnena
Lee county sci up for him the ciss
b ing "allied by marriage" orma
other way, 10 the Normons. iG II
purpose Of getting the Mormon W
that county. Verify, he il all ID
to all men.