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ATTACK AND DEFEAT OF GUERIL-
LAS-GENERAk SCOTT REIN
FORCED-AFFAIRS IN THE CITY
OF MEXICO. &c.
New York, June q. SP. |

4NcW OThs JUNG -, . I. vi.
party left Pueba for Vera Cruz, under
command Of Capt. Bainbridge. and on the
route we're attacked several times by gueril.
las. They lost FIVE men and one wagon
The Mexicaus were repulsed. Capt Balm.
bridges party succeeded in reaching Col. Nc
tosh's camp. A party Of guerilas attacked
tina camp and fired upon it all night. They
reached Vera Cruz safely.
The party under Capt. Duperu WINS at
tackled by superior force. but repuIsed the
enemy. killing several. with the loss Of three
killed and three wounded.
Gen. Cadwallader joined Col. Mcintosh
with reinforcement at the National Bridge.
when the whole was attacked by the Mexi-
cans. The battle lasted several hours. The
Mexicans were defeated with loss Of 100
men. The Americans lost Is killed and 40
wounded. The train then moved forward
TO Jalapa.
The station at Jalapa had been broken up,
Gen. Scou having opened a road from Pc.
rote to Tuspan, for supplies.
Gen. Shields had Joined Gen. Scott with
1000 men.
Cruz.
No preparations for resistance have been
made between Puebla and The Capital. 3d.
Oae auen are reported to be in the city Of
Mexico. Gen. Scott will remain in Puebla
un,A reinforced
Santa Anna has the second time resigned
his military and civil stations. Not aecep-
ted.
Five Mexican Generals had been arrested
mi seaiI - different States Tor confinement.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PALMER DEFor-
A sad accident occurred at Palmer depot village,
yesterday afternoon. A gentleman and his wife,
from Monson, were in Mr.. Abner Aliens stors,
trading; while the store-keeper was absent in N.
other part of the building, the woman WEI; behind
the counter, and taking up vial of the oil oftan
sey-a very active poison-either without know:
ing its true character supposing it to be merely
most Immediately taken with commissions, and tho
an emetic was administered, death ensued in les
than three quarters of an hour. She leaves a
young child five months old.-SpringfcidR epu|,
can.
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SHrr FEvER.-The Albany Journal states
that the ship fever at the Almshouss in that
city is increasing. An unfortunate woman
with three children. whose husband died oil
ship fever out Of doors upon the grass, a,
West Troy, was received at tho almshouse
on Monday. =.
Capt. Spencer. of an immigrant ship OF
Phil, the North Star. died ar the quaran-
tine hospital on Saturday. The mate has
also been attacked with the fever, aud is not
expected TO live.
DR.. J. H. York, physician Of South Bos-
ton, We understand. is sick with the ship fe-
YER.
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FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans papers OF the 2lst- con-
tain very iiulc ncws from The army, except
such as had been anticipated by tho telc-
graph.
The fifteen killed and thirty or forty woun-
dod.' in the affair between Gen. Cadwalder
and the Mexicans nj the National Bridge. is
now by some accounts reduced TO one killed
and four wounded. II 10 also said that the
gueriIas had thrown up no works at the
Bridge or any Of the de6les between Jalapa
md Vera Cruz.
Several Of the wounded during the attack
on the specie train have since died, and more
are expected to die. The estimated logs Of
properly by tho attack is about 10000
A correspondent of the New Orleans Com
a,creial Times. writing from Vera Cruz, juno
18th says-
| am informed md know my authority
:, well 10 treat with contempt, that Elk men,
SpanIards from Havana. have landed. OF
will Today, in VcraCruz. and who will each
Ia less than four days commanan.pariy Of gu
rrillas also learn from the same author
i.y that t,7o hundred S paniards. with six oil
right small field pieces. are expected 10 land
ON the coast, within fifty mills of this city
during the next ten days, when they will or
sanize into formidable and desperate gnerill-
bands. These men are tocome from Cuba
but not. believe. al. from Havana.
All The leading mer among the gueriIlas
now are Speniards. and also many Of the
rank and file. A Spanish General. Satur-
1 III e.
SINE DAYS, and has just left for the interior
where he is 10 find command, or an Office
giving him the control Of several commands
Il is doubtless 10 his influence hat we owe
the departure Of The young Mcxicans 10 which
hive before adverted; and he and others
have inspired all the native classes with more
hope than they have before enjoyed Tor long
lime.
BY m arrival, which gives us later intelli.
gence than that brought by Duperu, from
the train, we learn thai it was again moving
cautiously forward, and expected opposition
III The Bridge. Jaruaia was falling back up
on Encerro, where he expects 10 keep the A.
mericans in check until reinforced by Rebol-
ledo, and The ranchcros from The surrounding
country, who are drawn rapidly around by
The prospect Of sharing in the division of The
epecie-ahoui half millloh of dollars--in The
Train, RebOlledo is said 10 have l5OO meI
that he can bring forward, and they hope Il
have force. such as will enable them TO TAKE
our fellows in front and rear and rout then
completely When this is done, descent Ii
10 be made on Vera Cruz!
Now, in all this there is nothing ridiculous
although three men out OF four laugh at suct
calculations. / would not guarantee sue
cesslul defence OF Vera Cruz with our pres
enI inrce. particularly flhe onset were made
suddenly. and at night. i knor. too, tina
there are hundreds in the ciiy.who would as
ast The assauring forces.
Yours, &c,
INDICATOR.
P. al have barely time TOO add few
details efevents which have occurred on the
road between this and JaksFa, they were hro
in yesterday. Ger C.iweiln''sr ehcc:edd n
Jlnr.irn w,,A y. Mcintosh aH lie Ion
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THE MORMON TEAPLE-This celebrated ed.
ifice has been sold to committee Of the Catholic
Church for $4,000. The community have also
purchased other property at Nauvoo. The build
ing is to be appropriated to educational purposes
connected with the church into whose hands it has
passed The contract requires only the sanction
of the Bishop, to complete it. The last OF the
Mormons in Nauvoo, consisting of thirty or forty
families under charge Of Daniel H. Wells, have
left Nauvoo to Join the California expedition
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THE NEW License LAW REJEcIrp-Tbts
bill. providing for special action in September
in legal town meeting, on the question, License or
No License, and providing for special licenses 70,
medicinal purposes, under particular restrictions,
and also TO carry the law into effect, should the
vote be No License, passed the House OF Represen-
tatiyes by vote of l3s Yeas, against l27 Nays
hut ON Monday the Senate, on motion Of Mr..
Tenney, took up the bill and POSTPONED 1t IN
pEF1NiTELY,-the Patriot says, by an xnamnoss
rote r We have before Us list Of the yeas and
NAYS in the House-Dorer Advocate.
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Doctor, and The other one Lawyer; bu, all
no doubt, are dear iorers Of the Farmers,

Horace Greeley, the editor of the New Yor&
Tribune, is making Western tour. He writos
from Detroit, that an agent there is offering to
transport -four from thence by the Welland Canal
AXE Ontario, the ST. Lawrence river, and thence
tbronob Lake Champlain to New York, at the
same rates as ere now chaged from Buffalo to
Ney York s.
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The Editor Of the Chronotype has
bad several of his teeth extracted while IN
der the influence Of Ether. Hei is now con-
WINGED that there is no hum.bug in this pain
prevention. He suggests that people in debt
might avoid tho pain Of being dunned BY
keeping vial Of Ether in iheir vest pockets
and inhals little when they sec a creditor
approaching.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-06

Zach. John VI. Read and Richard Vaux,
Esos. of this city. were introduced to the
meeting by Hon. Simon Cameron. and
made eloquent addresses. A letter was re-
ceived from Ovid F. johnson, Esq. regret;
ling that be could not be present,
This meeting is likely 10 exercise an I'm,
portant influence throughout the length and
breadth of the State, Phil, Eve. Duiieu
In
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THE GALAXY.
MIDDLEBURY.YT.
Tuesday, July 6, l847.
WING TICKET.
SENAToRs-ADDlsoN COUNTY.
WILLIAM NASH,
IRA STEWART,
Telegraphic Meeting.

A meeting will be held at the Town Room thi.
evening, at the ringing Of the bell, to take
ures for establishing Telegraph from Troy to
Montreal, passing through Middiebury.
Mr.. Cornell. gentleman engaged in this enter
prize, will address the meeting.
Middleburv, July G, ls47.
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ELEcrRIc DISCOVERY. A Belgian savant
says he has just discovered that electric
light directed on the human body. makes it
disphonous as to enable the arteries. veins
and nerves, to be seen at work, and their
action to be studied.
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he did. Sore has been the result TO the
slave, the country and the cause OF noe. .
ty-and our Liberty friends Will Iepen'
that they upheld Birney, we do not DOUBT
TB. F. Gazette
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WOOL DEPOT AT ST. Adams BAT.

The Committee appointed for that pur-
pose by the Convention Of Wool Growers
are making arrangements to open Depot
at the Bay One Of them is now absent to
examine the Depot at Undertook N. Y.
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PRESIDENT Polk NOT A CANDIDATE FOR RI.
ELEcr1oN-Mr. Polk made speech at the Bal.
hmore Exchange, on Tuesday, in which he do
clared his intention not to be coudidate for TO
election under any circumstances, and that he WA
DESTROYS of retiring to private life.
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Nosv,cn UsivEhsIrr.-The Commence.
oerr Ar this Iestutiou will take place on 'n !,,
9Th of Jolly next. Ex-Governor Hill VIII
deliver an address on the 7th'
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PoI111cs OF The GREAT STATES. Since ice M me-
commencement of the war against Mexico by MI r
Polk elections have been holden for members S o.
Congress in our four largest States win lne U
lowing result, compared with that OF the previous
election:
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The last public sale in Boston. Of Cheshire
Railroad Stock was nj par. showing an adj
vance OF per cent. since the annual meeting
in May.
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@The Liberty Parry State Conven-
ton have nominated the old ticket: Lawrence
Braiuerd for Governor, Jacob Scott for
Lieut. Governor, aud Zenas Wood for
Treasurer,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-06

EThe Locos Of Orange County have
nominated Henry Keyes, Of Newbury.
William Sweat. Of Thstford. and ]. P.
Kidder. Of West Randolph. as candidates
for Senators Gee is Hsrchapi, one Il
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nFIour was down At Pitsburg. at last
dates, to $4,75 a S5.25. and Grain in proper.
ton. More sellers than buyers
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The Democrats Of Orange county have
nominated Henry Reyes Of Newbury, VI
Street Ct Thetfcrd. and =. T. Kitder o'
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WESTERN RAILROAD.

The receipts for this great Western aven-
ne for six months. ending May 3lst, contrasts
thus with same time for 1s47:
1s47.-Passengers, s179 535; Freighl,
1896 433; Other sources; So 1865; Total,
$534.433.
1916 Passengers, 156 CSC; Freight. 900
$50; Other sources, 15.70S; Total, $685.
800.
DouBLETRAcK.-Thew work Of grading for
second track Oh the Western Railroad,
between Springfield and Worcester ha.
been commenced. and will be forwarded
with vigor.-Springfeld Republican.
TArLoRMEErrso AT HARRsBusH. There
was large hnd enthusiastic Democratic
meeting held at Harrisburgh. on Saturday
evening last. at which Gen. Taylor was nom-
mat &c for the Presidency. Hon. William
Dock presided, assisted by Messrs, Peacock
Zimmerman, and some dozen Of others. A
State Central Committee was appointed 10
further the objects Of The meeting Meetings
we're recommended to be held by the Demo-
cratic 10 the several counties ofthe Stale.
Other measures were suggested and adopted
with view ofscc the election of Old
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P. AL have barely time TOO add few
details effvents which have occurred on the
road between this and JalaF-., they were hrot
in yesterday. Ger C,,iwelln'sr ehcc:edd n
JInr-irn wii;n -. Ntir,ash ah lie ion
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dlscountenancing whatever may sue gest even
a suspicion thai it can in any event be aban-
doned and Indignantly irowning upon the
first dawning Of every attempt to aliefiaie any
portion Of our country from the resi-, or 10
enieeblc the sacred ties which now link ;ox
gelher the various paris.
Alter the lapse Of half a century, these
admonilions of Washington fall upon us with
all the force oftruih. 1t is difficult to estimate
he immense value" OF our glorious Union
ofconlederated States; 10 which we are So
much indebted for our growth in population
and wealth, and for all that constitutes MS y
great and happy nation. How unmporI
ant are all our differences OF opinion upon
minor questions ofpublic policy, compared
with It's preservatit n ; and how scrupulou Nv
should we avoid all agitatin. topics VIII ii
may tend 10 distract and divide us into coa-
tending parties, separated by geographical
lines, whereby, it may be weakened or en-
dansered.
Invoking the blessing of the Almighty
Ruler Of IheUniverse upon your deliberations
1t will be my highest duty, no less than nv
sincere pleasure, 10 cooperate with you in all
measures which may tend to promote the
honor and enduring welfare of our common
country.
JAMES K.POLK.
WASHINGTON, December, lS47.
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NOTICE.

The freemen ci Addison County, who de-
sire TO see a cessation OF hostilities towards
Mexico. are requested to convene at the Court
House, in Middlebury, on Wednesday, the 22i
instant, at two O'Clock p. IN, for the purpose of
suitably petiticning Congress and the Execu-
tive on that subject.
HorG'io S,.pnour, d. BecLrdh, ~. s. Jola-
son, 4. /. Boo'ly. J'yt'r CoLb, Z. 4. Merrill
y. L0Jaree, Ira .Nc~aT1, ,john H. Simmons O..
w. Shamo,,S Teri Peek, Isreel Si0r, Lu-ius
". Cioyk, HeE,oa LaaGr0rHy, Il. Uaii fright
{. Il. Wainwright, j. lYGner, c. Morton, A..
j. Cook, JY0,. n. Fieid, d. $. Church, s. =.
Damon, 4. Chapman, SomI S,cyi, n Parker,
5. brooks, j. Derry, OScar G0odn0, Ira A.
len, Il. brigham, j. q. Ross, Eli 4Haise as,
Cyrus Birqe, Joseph Dyor, II. LGnC'coTfLy, j.
DmenpoTt, Geo. C. Clearciand, iona. Hagcr,
Aie1. T. Twining.
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MEETING OF CONGRESS.-A WIG
SPEAKER AND CLERK!
WASHINGTON, December, 1S47.
Washington Dec. 6. IS47

Washington Dec 6. IS47.
Both Houses of Congress assembled al The
Capitol lO>day at - o'clock.
George NJ. DALI, Vice President oC,be q,
nited States, called the Senate 10 order. TIL.
following Senator'S were absent, viz Webs
sIer, Baldwin, C'alton, Pearce. Calhoun.
Berrien. Colquiti, Lewis, Bagby, Bell, Ben
ton, Yuee.
The aew Senators having taken The usual
oath Of Office. on morion Of Senator Breese, a
message was senI IN the House Of Represents
lives. announcing the organization If the
Senate.
On motion ofMr Fairfield. the hour of
meeting daily was fixed at II clock, noon.
Ia the House OF Representatives 22O mems
bers answered TO their names. The roll hav>
s.heen called,
On motion OF Mr. AdaE,s, the House pros
ceedrd 10 balot for Speaker. Three haI-
lettings took place before choice was effect
ed.
ll5a. BoRFRT c. WINTHROP having re-
ceived majority Of TWO on the third ballot,
was declared elected Speaker.
Thomas j. Campbell ot Tennessee. whig,
was declared elected Clerk on the first ballot.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Be it remembered thai al Probate Court held
al Middlebury in and for the Disuictof Addison.
on the 18th day of December "A. D. 1871,
Elizur Peck named executor in an instrument
purporring 10 be the last will and testament Of
REUBEN PECK,
late of Cornwall, in said District, deceased, pre-
sents the said instrument for Probate. iSIhere-
fore ordered by this Court that said instrument
be considered for probate BY this Court, al he
session thereof 10 be held at the Office of the Reg
lister Of this Court in So. Middlebury, on 1Ltr-
day the Oh iay &C January next, at one clock
in the afternoon; and th+i r,rice ikeTeoibe CIV
en- TO all persons interested, thai they may appear
and make their objections, ifany they may have,
to the probate and allowance -ofsaid will tyTph-
fishing certified COPY OF this order in tie Nol-
them Galaxv.a newspaper printed at said MIDI
dlebury, thee weeks :ucces; lively reri' Us 10 Il c
lime Of saidCuurt'
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
A true copy Of Record.
SO Attest, JED y. Bushnell. Regi~ier.
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FOrefathers' DaV.

The anniversary of the landing Of the Pill
grim Fathers win be cecbratd at Middlebury,
ON the evening of Wednesday, December I'd,
the exercises commencing in the Cong ega;iou-
al Church at half past six o'clock. The Dis
course Is expected hom Rev. JAMES u.
BUTLER.
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PROFESSOR RORRINS.

It affords us sincere pleasure TO be able to
announce 10 our readers, that Mr.. r. ID. e.
Robbins has accepted the appointment Of Pro-
fessor Of Languages in Alddlebury College
and that he will he prepared to enter rpon the
duties OF his department in the spring,
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60 Tons of Hav.

The above quantity of Hay, forty tons of which
was cut upon the farm Of the late Samuel Hurbut
deceased. is now for safe. )
The hay is Of the very best quality, the most of
which Is in barns, and can be removed or fed out
upon the premises. Inquire of the subscriber near
the premises.
STEPHEN PRENTISS.
Charlotte, Dec. s, Is47. SO
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Religious RGotice.

Rev, Mr.. Daily viii celebrate Mas in Mid
dlcbury on Christmas day. The Gr.; mass viii
commence at g, the second ri .. aud H. Hind
at halfrast eleven. in th" forenoon isc, the
next day, Sunday; at half past ten o'ciuok.
Catholics are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Middleburv, 18th Dee. 1917. q.
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Bank EnIice.

The stockholders Of the Bank Of Niddlclury
are hereby notified that their annual meeting for
the election Of seven directors of said Bank, will
be hedon the 18th day Of January next, al one
o'clock Z NJ, at their Banking House.
Bank, Middlebury l4th December, ls47.
80: 3w. JOS. WARNER, CAsHR.
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Notice,

Taken up by the subscriber, on the 9Th inst. 4
red yearling heifers, three of which have scme
white about the belly. The owner is requested to
prove his ownership. pay charges and take them
away. CHESTER PRATT.
Bridport, Dec. 9Th Is47. 80: 3w
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g Our advertising friends will excuse us
for being cor,peiled. on account Of the Presi
dents Message. to leave out many OF their
advertisements.
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Es5' The December term of the Addison
County Court commences to-day, Judge Ben
net piesiding.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-28
VALUABLE VEGETABLE REMEDY.
DIN SwAYyE's

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Colda, Asthma, Spittine Of Blood, Liver f6m.
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es and constitutions are alike affected bv II
and the disease h eradicated from tho system,
the constitution repaired, ard health rsstored
by the use ofDR SWAYNE8 COMpOTND
SYRUP OF WILD CHEEKY. How MANY
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from their relatives and menda, afflicted with
that fatal malady, CONSUMPTION. which
wastes the miserable sufferer, until he IL be.
yond the power Of human skill. If such suR.
erers would only make trial Of DR. swayne'g
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, they would
find themselves sooner relieved Than bv cuIp-
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inducing q natural and healthy expectoratfon.
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regular practising physician, who has hid
years experience in diseases Of the Lungs.
Chest, DC. The Original and only genuine
article is only prepared by DIR. 8WAYNE,
y. W: corner Of English and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
DIR swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
CherTyi is put up in square bottles, enyeloped
with . handsome steel engraving, bearing the
signature Of DR. BWAYNE, and Is sold BY
agents IN all the principal towns through.
tne United States. Agents for Baton Robg ,
o. P. Davis and Geo. IN. Heroman.
Ans. I4-29 IT
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Wntu MgRrtNg Ar WEsr BATON
RoueE-Aceording 20 notice, Il meeting o.
the Whig Delegates Of the Parish Of Wes'
Baton Rouge and lbcrytllo was hell at the
Coffee House Of Mcgsrs. l.abidiolo and
Bourg, in West Baton Rouge, for tho pur.
pose Of nominating a suitable person 10 be
candidate lor tho State Senate, for the scn.
atorlal District composed Of tbcrvillo and
West Baton Rouge.
We're present the following delcgates'
from Ibesville, Mcssrs G.. A, Thornton
j. A. Dardenne, D. l., Il. Odllion and
Zenon LAbauve, aud FROM West Baton
Refuge, Messrs :. NJ D. CLARK, Jas Hutctes,
Daniel Hickey, I~lilatre lergcron, Louis
Grpndprd aud Valmont HebeH.
The meeting being called to order, Zcn.
0n Labauve was called N tho chair, and
Nalmont llehert appoiated Secretary.
The meeting being thus organized, on
motlm efCol Clark, Mr.. Christopher Adams
W unanimously nominated a. candt.
date 6r the State Senate, 10 represent this
District.
On motion, Resolved that tho Officers oI
this meeting be instructed To inform Mr..
G. Adams ir. Of his nomination.
On motion, Resolved that these proceed.
ings he published Ia the Ibervlllian and
Baton Rouge Gazette, together with the
correspondence between the officers ofthis
meeting and Mr., c. Adams ir. relative Ia
his nomination,
On motion, the thanks of this meeting
were rendered To Messrs Labidlole aud
Bourg Coz the use Of their room.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sinc
dc.
ZENON LABAuVE prest