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FREDERICK DURRIyE, Recorder OF Nor =, ,os
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register Of Con,s1,,S 49, y, -
ROBERT SPEpDEN. Coroner OF the PARISH 90

ans
Sheriff etc.-JoHa j.. LEWIS, Sheriff II n Tzse n
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Blossman a Sid5ey Z i i'
Michel de AFmas Sainnel Powers, Robe Stls;
sorapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs J. L. Fabre A. TTeIagS us IS
Hugonn, Sam. L. Waldo Charles Kishaw, N Frenas,L
Chas Danupes, Thos a. WATSON and Edward M IT, ,s'
Deputy SheHfs. G. K Wise Deputy Shenf and K sssl
Of the Parish Jail; T. Brooks II. Benee and Thomas At
White, Deputy Keepers
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3 - t n any DISTINCT this can Be secured.
supply Of the medicines 'oss'hsl ana get an heua'e
=. EHnlgrant societies ynd. 4l ,.t -; haI;o,
should furnish them to ,e H.iiei pheA'iopiS Doee
flTcs IF M s.DyyARD BARTON, Secretary.
No Do Broadway, New Y ork MA 1910
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DAThY cREsC CENT.

RgvrNGE EXTRAORDINARY. "A wag having had
a disnnte with man who kepta sausage shop, and
owing him grudge, ran into ms shop one day. As
I,ense dead cat, which he quickly deposited on the
counter, sayings This makes nineteen; as you
IRE busy now, we II settle some other times; and
he was off in a twinkliilg. The customers, aghast
soon followed him, leaving flteir sausages behind
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FEMALE MFDICI NET

Dr. Townsend's Sasapana as0veregn and speedy
for InGipen Consumption, BarIenness Proapsus UteT
Falling oil the Womb COstiveness Piles, LeuchOnhGa
Whites Obstructed or difficult Menstruation IncOntnence
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostatOn of the systeno matter whether the result of
heent causes produced by neguarty illness
cdent Nothing be surprising than its nylg0Tang
effects the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
sude from taking become robust and full Of
ergy under influence 1t mmedediaely eounteracts the
nerveessness of the female Frame which the great cause of
baHenness II will not be expected of u.s. cases OF de-
cate nature TO exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported Thousands of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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LIME

LIME.
1000 CASKS Thomaston Lime, for sale by
HUI myI7 John STROUD & co. 146 Common st.
FTNHE WESTERN PILOT--A complete guide to travel
4 em going North by the Rivers-givng minute de
schption Of al points the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers the different routes, etc, For sale by
apps MILES G. SALE s. CO., II ST. Charles st.
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Lodgss under the jurisdction of the Grand Lodge of Ii

|
Lodges under the Jurisdiction of tie Grand Lodge of La
GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No. l. meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening Of each MONTH at the Masonic Hail.
the Canoon Railroad Depot OF BaIonne and PerddO
S VI; G. CORN w: Samuel e. Risk Sec'y o. Philpp
Treasurer; T. u Marlin, S D; a. Wintefoast, J D.
DuDLEY Lopez, No 2Ineets in the city of Lafayette
the Sd Monday Of each month the Odd Fellows Han
on Leyee ST. near Jackson; g5cers1,M r Dudley w NJ;
J ID; j. Brooks Tyler
WARREN LODGE No S-meets on the ID Tuesday in each
month over the Caollton Railroad Depot cor Of Baronne
aud PeFdido SIS. 0fcers-T II. Lewis w NJ; d. Blair
S w; John Claiborne, w; - Lusk, secy; j. Lands,
Stats Tyler.
MARION LODGE No 4-meets on the Attn Tuesday Of each
onI W n Z PeRns II TBsodoe Famsne
W. Richardson $ d; G. Collins, ID Alex Mclean, Tyler
Thursday evening OF each month the CaIrolOn Rail
road Depot. QtfesrS-W 4. Howard, w NJ; A. Q. La
Raymond, Treasurer; j. w DesIea S d P. Myers, D.
HIRAM LoDGE, No. 6-neets the 3D. Tuesday of each
Month corner q BaFOHne ana PeTddo ss 4, qaSs0D g.
than, J w Nathan Sverthom, Secretary - Moneas-
ter Treasurer; Joseph Moss, D. John SOuthwell, D.
EUREKA LODGE. No S-meets in Lafayette on the LIST
o5fcers--A. J. Williams, w M; j. 5. Devices S W j..
Denniger, w F Kalteger, Treasurer J. B Clements,
beitsOn Tyler.
ALPHA LoDGR No S-Ineets on the LIST and Sd Saturday
of each month in the Masonic Hall, IS Common Off
cers-James r. HartsOck w M w II. Hutchings S w;
p Trudeag, w; Theodore Marlin, Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. John LODGE, No, 9--meets on the Sd Tuesday Of
each month, at the MASONIC Hall corner Of Baronne and
Perdido sts. QtFcers-J NJ Wisdom, w NJ; j. w. Car
roll, 5 w; J. McRae, J. w w. G. Kendall Secretary N.
J. Regram, Treasurer r. Cofman, d
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9. of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-un the immediate juTisdic- - "
ton Of Che General Grand Chapter for the Unied x X
Statehood their monthly meetings on the first ~ \
Monday evening of each month at the Masonic Hall
the Garrol0n Railroad Depot of BaOnne and Per-
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsONs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United Stateslod Their monthly meetings the I'd
MONDAY evening OF each month"; at the Masonic Hail.
the Carolton Railroad Depot OF BaTonne and Perdido
lElners-lnhIl So
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SONS OF TEMPERANoE4
TEMPLES of Hon 0.

PLEDGE. IL without reserves soenly pledge my honor
man, that wl make buy self beverage,
splitapus o. Malt Liquors, Wine % Cider.
Temnles of Honor
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
is the safest and eteeual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sengs attendant upon child
birth discovered ghens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and ennehes the
food those who have used think it Indispensable 1t
highly nsefu both before and after confinement It pre-
vents diseases attendant childbirth in costiveness piles
cramps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn,
ting pain in the back and joints false palms, hemoHhage
and in regulating the secreons and equazlng the eieula
ton has equal The great virtue OF this medicine IS it
is always safe and the most delicate and most successful
few require other medicine in some little
castor oil magnesia useful Exercise in the
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe
and easy confinement -
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y LOT.
1sne Plaees 81 AeLaaag aeettags ana O6esrs 81 ne

~ n fIr
7s,,e plaexs ~ yfoisig sstsgs aud O5Eesrs 81 he
GRAND LODGE S oF us n
& sfs &c Grand N L0dss ha Ap Sas
s and POyaas streets oyer 3s Is NV NJ q Sse zuetSs
PheTs w b G Master JAS WALTERS, " g Warden
4 & AnsEsT: W 3 1.-Two Chaplain p GssId PasIss
w Conductor w Il Rice. X w 6 Marshall ; Thos- a.
Shields, T. TG Guardian.
Lodge, on Friday night Qfcers-U Tyson A. g \
Permanent Secretary; H Williams Treasurer
VVssHNeroN LODGE No. 3-meets in Mangny'S build
MsninseI. & John s. Maunseii. VG John Huymsn
Seoyi w. Moore, Treasurer
UNION LODGE No 6-meets in Han of the Grand Lodge
en Monday u night 0eeISso w sPaw M q b eGn
Secys Samuel Fulton, Treasurer
CREscENr LoDGE, No s-lneets every Thursday evening
q Crescent Han IL Camp street 9 d ~ o. lava
II. w Olmsted Permit Sec'y Richard Swain, Treasurer
JErrERsoS LoDeE No s--neets every Tuesday evening
at their Han Tcb9upoulss street above JACKSON
v G; - Burdett, Secy; Z. R. Beach, Tfeas'r
TKUroSIA LopeE No 1O--neets every Tuesday evening
q The sSnsI Of PeEfs and s SIS 9 RsTa
Treas'r Adolf Solomon, Sec'y
ORLEANS LeDGE No. Il-Ineets every Tuesday evening
e BAL IN Camp oieeTsB r sp y S, 81
Permt sec'y; Joseph Etter, Treasr
COMMERCIAL L0pGE, No. Is-meets at the Hall Of the
Grand Lodge every Wednesday evening at clock. Off
ce1s-L. l.. Brown, N G.; VIM H. Foster g. L. N Blake
Sec'y; G. Glover Permit Secy; VIM. L. Cushing Treas
HOWARD LoD6E, No. 13-meets every Thursday evening
at the Hall of the Grand Lodge corner Of oy
dras and TchOupitoUlas sts OfliceBF W. Delesdenier
N g; John C. Laue, G: j G. Dunlap, Secy L. A. Lee
w. JL, Perm Sec'y; ]. c. Taylor, Treas'r
HoPE LoDeE No 14-negts every Wednesday evening at
II G; q w. Rodd, V G; A. B. BEN Secy; Ed Flash, II
DRLTA LoDGE, No 15-rnees every Monday might at z
O'clock at Crescent Hall Camp OfieersM. l.. McJl
ton, g; Bernard Maglene, G j L VanBOkkeleH,
Sec'y, D AIilhken, Treasurer.
TEMPIAR LoDGE, No. l6-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hall, Camp st. 0fhcersG. w. R. Baiy. G;
Harmon Doane, 6 Dudley Chase, Secretary; Edward
Pillsbury, Treasurer.
, COVENANT LoDGE No 1T-meets in the Hall of Wash
ingt0n Lodge No g. Third Municipality every Tuesday
etening Officers for the present term-D b Forbes g;
Jacob Dirmeyer, q; Thomas w VanXyek Secretary; d
Wheeler, Treasurer
NATIONAL LODGE, No. lS-meets every Friday evening,
at I16 Chartres street. OfceH-E. j. Gomez, g; V. Ale
man, VIC; A. Gonzales Vigil Sec'y J. Rabasa Treasurer
EroILE PoLA1RE No meets every Wednesday evening
G o. Ammel, &; A. de Arinas Secy T. Beau, Treas.
MAGNOLIA LODGE No. 22-meets every Monday evening
at ~ CLOCK at Friendship Hail liz ChanTes S. Officers
w. Emerson, N G; " Boullemet, G.; r. +. Harrison,
Sec'y: r. ]. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR LODGES elciana Lodge, No 4. meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No 2, at Baton Rouge.
Louisiana Encampnent. No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
u
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. ToWNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,
WONDER and BLEsSING or TIE aGE.
The Most EztraOrdinarEalIedio in the World


THIS EXTRACT PUT Up u QUART BOTTLEs-IrI Is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND WAR;
RANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD 1T
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PuRG-
ING, sICKEMNG OR DEBIII-
TATING THE PATIENT: u,
VIE great beauty and superiority ct over
u all other medicines is that while it eradicates the dis
ease, nvgorates the body Its OF the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it not only purifes the whole system and
strengthens the person. but it creates news pure ana ch
blood power possessed by other medicine And IN
this lies the grand secret OF wonderful success II mas
Performed within the last five years than lVO gOO cures
of severe cases of disease; at least Is 600 were CONSIDERED IN
cuIab II has saved the lives of than 5OOO children
during the two past seasons.
10000 casesof General Debility and want OF Ner-
vous Energy.
DR. IoWnsend's SasapaTlla nVgOates the Whole system
permanently To those who have Ostthe Iseua energy
by the effects Of medicine 0rndscTeon committed IN youth
the excessive ndulgenceo the passions, and brought on
general physical pTOaton OF the nervous system aszltude
want OF ambition alntlng sensations premature decay and
Decline fastening towards that fatal disease
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy Ihs Sarsa
parlla Is far superior TO any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
As tenews and nvg0rates the system gives activity 10 the
limbs and strength to Che muscular system in most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be Cured.
Bronchitis. Consumption, LfCer O0npLGtRtt C0taS,
Catqrrh, Coughs Asthma Splitting Of Blood sere1ess
Of the Chest Hectic Etash, Night Swedts. D3cat OF
PrQfuse EGPect0rGtiOR, PAIN The Sde &c hGge beeR
1T 1
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THB eRAnrnrBERe ooMPANY.
THE GRAEFENBERG

TIME GRAEFENBER
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
cOrpOrated by the Iiegisla-
ture of the State Of New
York. The incaleulable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles,
and Of furnishing remedies
adaDted to the public wants,
t "a led to this step. The
company would suggest
mat the following steps be
immediately taken
Every neighborboOd
should haveits GTasfsnbeys-
Depol By addressinS ne
h
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40 MOTHERS Avn MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Saapana has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical penod The turn
of life, should neglect to take It, 1t certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of life. This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor less yalua
Bile for those who approaching wOmanhood as is cal
cuated nature by Quckening the blood and nvgo
atng the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body, not far smua
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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Younger Brothers of Temperance.

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No. 1-Aleets every satu,1.v
evening, a. ~ O'clock 10 ChySta u Foant Hall No %
= Deacon, z b. G. J. Fyae, A ? b u. g. Randall u
Cooper, A s. E. ]. SpunEbett G r. Bein. Al G.; II Ionr
dan, | w; A. Chlds, o W; L, w. Lyons, 2 P.B
ORLEANS FoUSrArN No 2-Aleets EVEN SATURDAY affer
noon % clock g tue Hal Of Pelican DigsoP gFsers
A Y, hopng, n q u. Young, y w, A. Hall "A p
Lsss'l " fysJlgss w 4 A. xoa9s \; {, &;
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Divisions Of the State Of Louisiana.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS,
IANAAt the annual session of the Grand Division Of
Sons of TEMPERANCE held the 18th October 1S47 the
following brethren were duly elected as Officers for the pre-
sent term Louis DillaId, q w p III. w Powell @ w a.;
A. w. Scaies g s.; O. NJ Wozencraft G Il Reynolds
Tnpptt G Chaplain; Charles w Scott G Conductor A.
Mclean, Sentinel James Patterson, &c w Z.
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DuDLEY LoDGE No 2-4neets in the city of Lafayette
on the Sd Monday Of each month"; the Odd Fellows Han
on Levee St.. near Jackson O6icers-M r. Dudley w NJ;
J. p Mcmillan S " j J. Michel, W. L Philips Tras'r;
w. A; Arms Sec,y; j. w. Men anee $ d; j. O. Wingard
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OsWEGo, Michigan, Oct. y, lSA.
Or. TODnsead-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles of sarsapara OF your agent, Mr. McNar OF kaa
to try for the Fever and Ague Before had finish
ed the first bottle it appeared to warm the blood and every
other day when the ch and fever appeared they were less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle she
timely relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been very sick
with Chs and fever but had broke them with qunne and
left in very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that It had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and
stored her in few weeks to complete health Your
a is without doubt uneQuaed diseases incident the
West and if you think that this communication will be OF
use, you at liberty to use it asyOu choose.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES FL. SWAIN
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WARREN LODGE No 3-meets on the ID Tuesday in each
month oyer The Canoton KalToad Depot cor OF Baonne
s W. John Claiborne, w; - Lusk, Sec'y J. Lands,
Treas u N Williamson, ID; Joseph N. BATES, d; j. AZ
Stats TYlar-
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsends Sarsapnnla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradleated by
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq, Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BlackwelPs Island, the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
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OCEAN DIVISION No 2-N1eets every Wednesday even
ing at clock at Margny Buildings Sd Municipality
O6ieers-R, Tnppitt w r. G. Lawrence, w A; J. Weeks.
X s; J. McCEea; A r S; E. a. F. Mitchell + S; R. l..
Meekins T; G. Scale A q G. Schroeder p s. l. C. Sid
mott, . s.; D. kInnier, CHAPLAIN; J. Brewer. p NP
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GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No L meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening Of each month"; at the Masonic Hail.
the Canoton Railroad Depot Of Baonne and PerdidO
streets. 0tfcers-W !. Coleman. W NJ Q. D. Lehman,
s w; G. CORN, w: Samuel G. Risk, Sec Y; g. Philipp
Treasurer; Z. j. Martin s ID; A. Winteroast d.
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HARMONY DIVISION No 15-Meets every Monday eve
ming at O'Clock at the Han Of Crystal Fount Division
~ Tchouptouas street. ObfeersJames ID Arey, w r
Joseph Benson, w A; Geo Hobson. K 81 Thos 4 Lusty
A r :; Eidwd A Hail. 4 S. Hamlet Davis T. William s
Staasberry, G; Chas Ferguson, A CT Grin Smith, s. VIM
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PELICAN DIVISION, No 1-Meets every Wednesday
evening" at o'clock At their Hall corner Of Common and
St. Charles strsss e6isers-Jsceb MonioEd, " Fl Jas.
S; Thomas Dobbins, F s.; Albert Swain, r. Thomas
CuTTan G; Isaac Mckenzie, A G.; Alexander Mcneil s.
Vim Fleming O s; Aftemon Hill, z WP.
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MARION LODGE. No 4-meets the 4t Tuesday Of each
month; at Is Common St. Qticers-L b Reynolds, w
NJ w. NJ Perkins. 5 w Theodore Famentier, w :;
VIM. mstTOug, Secretary John j. Hoppe, Treasurer j.
w Richardson, 5 ID G. Collins, id Alex Mclean, Tyler.
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OCEAN Temple OF HONOR, No 2-Meets every other
Tuesday at Unity Hail Sd Municipality. 0fcers-C has.
w. Scott w g r: G. Hale w VT; G. Sherwood w X;
2 b YaDdergut, A r; R. Trippiit, T r; - Hooper T;
1. HilbuIg W U; J. Baird, w D u; VIM How, w G; L.
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Finn DEaREE, IEtPLE, No, I.Meets ......, AZ Tenn
pie Hall. So Canal ST. 0tfcers-O M. WOzencraft w ID T.:
Rufus L. Bruce w D v T.; T. S. Barry. P w ID T; T. b.
Heart, w D r Erastus Wells, w ID Treasurer; VIM. H.
m ranLn
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Electoral COLLEGE.

The Ohio Electoral College convened at Colum.
bus on Wednesday, Dec. 6, to cast their votes for
President and Vice President of the United States
The College was called to order by Col George
Kesing. President; Dr. G. volney Dorsey acting as
Secretary. Upona call of the roll, three Electors
were found absent. viz: Samuel Myers, Of Craw.
lord, Daniel Cockerill, of Adams, aud John w.
Bell. of Highland. rI,ID stt q alH
DR.. John Glover. of Scioto, Capt. John Cald-
well. of Crawford, and Van s. Murphy, Esq,
of Pike, were elected to fill the vacancies. r.r,
The College then proceeded 10 ballot for Presi.
dent and Vice President of the United States,
which resulted In a unanimous vote for LEWIS
CAss, of Michigan. for President, and WILLIAM
o. BUTLER, Of Kentucky, for Vice President.
Col. George Kesling, Of Warren county. was
then selected by the College bearer of the vote
of Ohio to Washington city. '+
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Col.
lege, the Electors held meeting, and appointeda a
committee to draw up an address 10 the people oi
Ohio, giving statement of facts IN regard to the
late riotous course Of the whig members Of the
Ohio Legislature, and those who back them. in
their attempt to overthrow the law.making power
Of the Government, and to bring il into contempt.
The address will be found in ano,herpsrt Of to-
days paper. over the signature ofthe Electors
We hope every friend of law and order will give y
an honest and unprejudiced peiusal., ia ; tat,,
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A ] Disagreement.
Columbus, Dec. Z, 1913.

A rumor is rife atout the streets oI
Columbus that there is sprinkle Of n
quarrel between Bebb, the Governor
tint wants to usurp The power for two
years longer, and Seabury Ford, who
is here to get'"in if be can," as Judge
Dalzell, our worthy representatives, said
last summer about seat in the legisIa-
ture. when the wings falsely charged
that he would mol take his seat if elect
ed. Bebb is opposed to organizing the
Legislature 10 keep in, and Ford Is for
Ito gel H.! Blu, they may both be dis
appointed. The Speaker Of The Sen.
ate in The absence of any other success.
sor, is as much Brbb's successor as the
constitution can make any body. Our
free institutions recognize neither life
officers nor usurpations. These whig
expounders had better re.examine their
profound decisions of law-of right
and of the true intent and meaning OF
a free and republican constitution
Statesman. H r'tttii q
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Ho! for California.

From one end Of the country to the
other, the gold mania appears 10 infuse
itself with the rapidity OF pestilence. =
Here in Baltimore, as elsewhere, hun
dreds. Of young men ate actually pre-
pairing, or waiting an opportunity TO
embark for the land Of wealth. AS an
evidence Of confidence in the enterprise.
goods have been promptly proffered by
merchants TO some who casually men.
toned their intention Of going. ~ Bali
more Sun ~ ~ ''''t''' . aVs
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. Conggr,ee,ssssionnal.

Both branches Of Congress assembled at Wasl-
ing,on at 10 o'clock, on Monday, Dec. 4. 10 the
House l7S members were present The Senate
was not so full-only a members answering 70
their names. =, batg.ssaaas. f,ra at,l e,.,
B In the Senate Mr.. Douglas gave notice Of bis
intention to introduce bill to establish the terri.
toriaI government Of Minnesota. Also, bill to es-
tablsb the territorial government Of Nebrasks-
Also, bill to establish the territorial sovernentof
New Mexico-and bill forthe admission Of Cali.
ioroia q state into ths Unionss . 20 asstiT@s 3