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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
M = can axe on storage one floor second story in .
~ ay a5d dark place Is, 900 bags. $50. IN snofh,
.eo1s nom oys % sVOV bags Merchants having coffee
q slofe Will nndlt % Their advantage 70 call and examine oT
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNF 81 60
Ap1 10 Teh0nDtOHlas street.
WOOL SOCKS-350 dozen WooIen Socks. for SaIs NJ
~ aAn FROST Il CO, 10 Magazine 81
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NOTICE.

subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
L IartneL, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT corner s=s@7
q Chdrtres Gsd BleRDHte streets .Mee Orleans
under the style IF Andrew oliver s. Co. has com
plete his arrans emen for extended business than
80 DRUGs, MEDICINES AND CHEMfCAIs,
~ SU4aIcAL INsTRUMEETs AND PRRFUMERY,
t1t6e Heads Of Families Planters and County Dealers, viii
price by any 9th sr house in the trade; while as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed to with confidence and certainty
viously experienced in this place
- The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended to
~ TO the following among other articles embraced in
my stock would especially direct attention.
SSee0b FampD0ii 100 h TaTtane Acid;
20 RhubaIr; 500. Cream Tartar;
80 RocBeIls Salts 10 Gum Gum 6 h5a1le Turkey.
so'' Sup. Cub Soda: 500. Extract Licorice.
no CHEMICALS.
Ogs OF. SUP 2uinne 200 OF. Iodine;
q = $500 Morphne S I9dids Mercury
SS - ncetne; ~ :. Oil Hgot
s9oe IO.dite POtaai; :. Yefatrine;
l0O ID Calo,-el, English; 80 b Blue gs1l Mass;
I I9 American; 100 :. Corrosive Sublimate;
PATENT MEDICINES. 0a"'u0'
Syhenran' : Preparations; Iodine Lniment;
FahnestOck - Snothin9 Svrsnn,
Gomstocks Wnght's Indian Pills;
Sands's Champion's a gue pills.
Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry; A5ti.biliouss do.
'InlHuge. -, LOnen-s KIM. EmbT0catOn
So3I- apa y Far Pills; Bulls Ext Sasapa1illa
COeman's Rrers; SandsIs
0entlTrhoea Mixture; Ownsend's :"
EahnestOck's Vemifuge Dead Shot;
Heelts Swaim's Vermifuge:
2anAdlan Carpenters fisherman 3 do;
uenry's Gonui ne Magnesia: Peters Pills. 49,
Beck with S Pills. Brandetbis Pills.
Morrison sPiils; PARIS Pills.
Alpha an Omega Pills.; Sappington, 4 Pills
pduhe az Nll9n Thorn Extract COpaiba:
At slzer pen, Mt MuHay's Fluid Magnesia;
,af line. s Eminent; Ritfers y ~ i'
Billings AstTingent Syrup. mr. rrr,,,1,,,,,,v
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER & Co
NIL I'm corner Bienville and ChaTtres ss
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DISSOLUTION.
ITNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bust
ness, is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
J. o. PERSON is charged with the settlement Of the
business OF the firm. J. O. PERSON.
j. A. BONNEVAL.
~ The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business, and will General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all Other
property consigned TO hiE.
J. !. BONNENALs 81 Gravier St
new orleans, Aug. lo4S. au30
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pBOCIAMATION.

b. ISAAC JOHNSON Gossror Of The State Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
fund provided By law for the support Of the Free Pub
LIZ IN elsa lie Schools Of this State must exert,
unless prevented in time, a highly
S$EsN pTeludcial influence the great
Asss4SSSR~ cause of education, and the best in
erets OF humanity; and whereas the importance of the
matter IN TINS view OF it, appears to call fOrthe consideration
Of the Legislature at period earlier than that of its
regular session in January 1850 and form extraordinary
occasion, such as m nyJudgmen renders necessary the
yentlon Of the two Houses be pTacteable
do therefore, by this, proclamation, the
Houses Of the Legislature the State house in the
city of NewOeans the First Monday in December
being the fourth day OF said MONTH and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there assemble
in order that they may devise and adopt such measures put
in successful OpeOn the Free Public Schools of the State
as to the IN the exercise Of their wisdom and discretion
may seem expedent and proper and receive such ntOma-
ton, relation 10 the affairs of the State generally as that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State at
r, New Orleans this twenty first day of August 1913
and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy-thrd year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE. Secretary of State. au23
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4 uI1 SOAL 1AkDS-OFfICK and yarns Nos 22o
~ and 534 TCHOUPITOULAs STREET three sonarsS 49,
81 MARY marketAways on hand and for sale ,shossI
retail, either By cargo afOat of yards n an
y-PITTSB URIC, ANTHRACITE, EMO p qSlJ
C4NJfEL and IiR.dDE WATER coal.
steam coaisd and trimmed with dispatch: Sieamboas
Tow9o% oundnes Cotton Presses, Sugar Refineres fo
tells, Sm4 Mills. Plantations the upper or lower Coast
Water aN Jas Works supplied with any Quantity OF he
best PlTTGBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dspateh Families, Stores Offices etc supplied with tbe
best quality of PttsbuFg Anthracite English Camel and
Trade WaeT Coal well screened delivered in any part of
eat market prices. - '1' NV"
- All orders strictly attended to-
E|@ CONTRACTS entered into to supply yearly
MCLEAN, WILLARD & Co
NJ Sm 1872 Tehoupitonlas street
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VINEGAR EsTABLIsHMENT

VMEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
gHNiE Undesignel Is constantly manufacturing and has
y for aea very superior article Of Win NEG r. s-E--
which he will EnaT ntee 10 improve by age, and tsE-EA
viii deliver IT, free Of cbaTges in any part OF Ess54
the city or Lafaysste, at the following reduced
pliess to suit tile times VIZ Butts SO gallons "a; Barrels 30
gaonH % Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon "A ibe-
Tal discount nude to wholesale customers
- line lropped in the Postofice will be puRctaaly
2tAhded TO. Lap@ III JOHN II. WEBB.
Conner Comm0n aud MaIaa IE opposite Charity Hospital.
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MONTHLY BULLETTN-No. 3
I YsENTERY, DIARRHGA. ETC.. PasfttDoIv Cured


II iR a Fem Hours.
The GRAEFEEBERG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
LIST. The Graefenberg
ID Htery !SVrH D
will cure the Dysentery. Di.
arrhGa, etc., in twenty -four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case :
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money Is instantly refunded
II a cure Is not the result.
81. Thousands of lives
nave been saved by its use +;
IN some instances where the
patlents have been given No.
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spITTING BLOOD

NEW York, April 28 lsE
Dr. T0agasend-I verify believe that your SanamTb
has been the means through Providence Of saving Ny IN
have for several years had bad oongh. IL bec2g Wa
and worse Al last raised large az tntities OF bOai
night sweats and greatly debiitated and reduced a
did not expect toliye have only used your SnIsapah
short time and there has wonderful change been Fmut
in me- am now able TO walk all over the city. uisf
blood and my cough has left me. Y on can well n9
that am thankful for these results. Your oh dt seuan
WIN. RUSSELL, 90 Cathenasa
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Directed by Mrs. Van Noorrn cor Camp and Dslord st

THIS Academy founded under the auspices of the Rev
= " Hawks, has been established in imitation of the
best European institutions. The of study embraces
al the branches of finished education One general method
Of tuition facilitates the progress Of the pupils. The mode Of
instruction at once simple rational and PRACTICAL accord
ing TO the oral system Particular pains are faken 10 deve
ope simultaneously all the intellectual faculties ofhe pupils
70 form their judgments while adjoining their minds and to
give them that outward polish of finished education which
consists In the and tone of good sociev To mite
the advantages of refined bome-edueaon 10 those of ne
Etitution has in view - ans Ah-
Of fancy needle work. 825 - - ~
Dag Scholars, tdem sI2 4lO az according IN the nc
and attainments of the pupils - ~ "ss
gI None but the most competent Taaclsry ave
IN the various branches Of sooomDshmenS ia n
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oee S9bm9rous testimonials on file at the Company
ioiownaye nom Joseph p Hail. Suffolk Va, contains the
~ ihe DysenteTy Syrup cures in every case"
IN the Union. 'S o0"ltas tHJFom eoeTB otate
ms exaoalnafy medicine should be resorted to the mo-
mshl any pad symptoms appear Searan Ross " nv
wills life. supply as us timely use
he medical faculty astonshed at its no,.r. f,.i
at there IS no other medicine at an TO he corr
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
segualy ehcaciOHs in all the bowel and stomach
OF Chlden No mother or physician should b. 1ybni
n ne 5eneaI agent for Louisiana and Mississipni 10
u. HARSBROUGH, ~ Camp gtreet New Oresnsl r. Is
to whom applications for Agencies NAV be sddrad 'a
New York, August, 1873 ~ 70se'"'y'
El8 foT-sale by WELD e. CO Parindical A ,a,+- 10
piP SiSeSi Air RED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Ilegs ana HfIuson6ouse street and by DRUGGISTS gem
H. LUX Postmaster city of LAFAYETTE
=. 1aIH, S55AA corner Camp and St Mar
Sc jim E'GLhEll, corner Ievee and Seventh ~
Laaiayettei and CHAS: BENNEOF, CanoTton Tonisiapa
r. - ne GrGetegberg Company are desirogs Of 1ro
CITING tae seTgeeS ct respectable female IN eUerg toa5n
~ me CRi0H ~ business aokich 1s be era l,e-afs
By addressing the Company, NO BroadSvsT New VIZ
postpaid, particulars will be furnished N'
1919
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building

Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
+" P. KELSEY 4 CO., STEAM MANUFAoropy
w 81. Paul Street, bet1oeeH Julia and (7irod rs
the Protestant Cemetery now fully preDared ~
other buildings such as ~ "
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany BaIuster
Rolling 8 Stationary Blinds, lAwnig Posts
Window Sash Cans and Bases for Columns
WINDOW and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
mahogany Aewes Black Walnut Keneerug
EVER description of Circular and other SAVING
6lhNING Of all kinds done to ORDER
of every description contracted for Sugar
haonses Furnaces Chimneys and Machinery with every
ng tanning thereto complete the best and most
spIYveo blan. Draie Of Bindings and Machinery made
70 olgeI., stores sheived and Bars fitted M
All orders addressed as above viii meet with ponpt atten
give a call " i"s WYNN w "eii ~
80 Maa5ahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut. Cypress and
sten nhlte fane Lumber. and Yellow Pine for buidip
euIposes constantly on hand aud for sale ri sIo
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LANES

FAkHIU celts llckets y per hundTed-fOT sale by co
scton. Old Line tickets received
- No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted Orde. lsl2nl ]. B. SLAWSON g. Co
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FRESH FALL GOODS.
NOV RECEIVING full assortment purchased mostly
for CASH, at AUCTION in the North. and by agency
In Europe which viii be Offered neary importation prices
Plain Black SILKS all widths:
Satin striped and Watered SILKS;
Tafieta Glace do
Cbangeable Giace do very rich;
CASHMERElS and MUSLIN DE LANES:
Raw Six PLAIDS;
Striped P0PLINS and Alpaca TABBINET;
Coored Plaid ALPACA and WOFsted PLAiDS:
Black Cashmeres de LANES, Alnaeas and BombaZneS;
French CALICOES and GINGHAMS;
French MERINOES, light colOTs;
MUSLIN DE LANES solid colOFs:
Florence SILKS all eOIoTs;
Embroidered SWISS MUSLIN for evening dresses;
New style Embrd COLLARS and CIIIMEZETTES;
Bsou's celebrated KID GLOVES;
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS a great variety:
Ladies and Misses English Hos cry; with an extern
siye supply of HOUSE FURNISHING and PLANTA.
TON GOODS. which will be, as usual Offered at whole
sale ices, at NOLAN'S,
nj I'm corner of Charities and Canal streets
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4 9. CONKLIN-RHM0vRD fT0m So Royal 70 46 Cans
". street, and combines the Practice g Lar. OF II
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FAIRBANKS
Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
FNNHE nndae ned. sole agents in New Orleans of hessr
a =. & T. FAIRBANKS s. COZ Original patent J
st. Johnf6ngf. Vt. celebrated PLATFORM SCALES
aze 4Afed % furnish them at manufacturer prices.
Couna@ Scale to weigh from Il ID. to IS lbs
Drug8lst, do do do. drachmt lbs
Portable Platform Scales. do. 200 to Is Q lbs
Dormant do do do. $50 70 500 lbs
Railroad Track Scales, for weighing cars 10 to s. tons
Do. Depot and Hay Scales. DO. to tons
The above particularly recommended purchasers
being superior any other article of the kind now in use
for correctness and durability. to which fact ample tes
moniak can be furnished.
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER s. Co,
No I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine Streets
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NEW ORLEANS Z oARRo1LToN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
teia = NJ !;siT
Depot. corner Of Bar0nHe aud Perdido streets
angle ticket any distance above Pleasant % cents
bali the above rates for distance below Pleasant
Servants (savss) any distance. 10 cents.
~ Residents in Lafayette, CaFroilton and vicinity
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets TOT passage n the Cars towit 60 "
per month lin advance for either Road and any distance
Children half DncenO such tickets given for any other
period than the first 70 the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies, in each train.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT:
Horse CaI........at * AN Horse Ca?.......at AN
LocomOtlve..."..at AN Locomotive. TX N
- '',''.st a .....at ~ AN
:: :: :::;:sl ss @ :::::si ~ Fl
HOns csr........st Hone Car....st ~
~ The Cars will leave New Orleans and Canolton ever
hour after O'Clock on Sundays, if the weather fair
from The corner Of BsEonne and Canal stE. noyl2-6m
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs
TNHERE are now Twelve CARRIAGES - os-cSsSrn
in the above Line, and will leave as
Fut Carriage from Lafayette. A. M
FIJI Do Do Government Wharf Sd My. 80 NJ NJ
kfs En- 90 90 49, 90 c.n Do ,,.., do dOs< P
FARB1O cents Tickets 81 per hundrsd-for sale by col
toctorss Old Line tickets received.
- No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted 70 nde Lsl2 til J. B. SLAWS0N & co.
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BEAUTY AID HEAI.TH

Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety Of preparafon7 ssrsrh
IN use when applied TO the face very soon spo M red
~ They close the pores Of the skin and ebee he ci,t
u0h which, when nature Is not twared bv dsesss ~ 4
GER or the SKID nnamed by the akgles used in sof sa
mes itsown production in the human lace Divine n a
as IN the garden Of rich and delcateIy tinted AMI "a
howers free, active and healthy eirgu Ietion ~ ~ F
Or the eounng OF the pure, rich blood 10 ne esre1i
thaI which pants the cOuntenance In lie n0sf syoT
ana iasnss Of oveneSs that al admire but none esi n
scribe. ms beauty 70 the offspring of natirco o
or SOAP II there is not free aud healthy ~
1 no ne beauty y the ddE fair s driven snow Il She pa
81 ~ M AM ~ ~ ploqu s thick, cold and mpus
pure and active blood, it gives Ech bloom 10 ts t
brlaney to their eyes that is Fascination -eAs' az"
This IS why the southern and espeeiaii1 n ss;t T.
much admired Ladies in ~ norb NJ sahsi aa.
exercise, or are confined in close rooms ~ w ~
complexion by the application of deatsr ave soe9 sI
s wsh I % regan eaStey Of step buOypn spirits pan
sends saHapana Thousands who have i w ~. lDfa
than saisned are delighted. Ladies OF eyey sti e
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UhNhEh IN The UIVUIH.
Below Is an account of another child saved. Dr. Tos
sends Sauaparla has saved the lives Of thousands n
dren; The following two certificates are selected from F
number received this week.
NEW YORK, April J. ISL
Or. I0nRsead-DeaT Sir. One OF my children wa =
sick with a CaBker in the Mouth and Throat attended
great debility. 1t came near dying. obtained some Ofg
excellent medicine and it cured directly for which tss
you feel very grateful. Youfs, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DeshEosseE
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This is only one of more than four thousand cars
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsend's Sarsapnrlla has aa
The most severe and chronic weekly er0deas
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ., one Of the assistants in hs las
dc Asylum Blackwels Island, Is the gentleman Spoken
in the following letter.
BLACKwELL's ISLAND, Sept. "a 1871
DR.. 70DaseRd-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly n
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable of We L.
could not eat sleep OF walk I had the utmost dhia,s
pains. and my limbs were teniby swollen. have used m
bottles Of your sarsapanla, and they have done
than one thousand dollars worth Of good so muOs N
teE-indeed, am entirely relieved YOu at liberty ~
this for the benefit OF the afflicted YOus, respectfully
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MEDICAL BooKsI MEnIoAI. RnoKsII

o. AZ No. 10 CAMP Street
II. BECHTEL & co. are amply supplied with a large
- : and choice stock of the latest and best MEDICAL
QORhS comprising the most extensive collection in the
south which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
Just received, fresh editions of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
Mr.. Badger, from Committee on Military affairs.
reported bill to extend The law to secure the filing
up OF regmentssvhich read and passed
The special order Of the day being the ten regiment
bill, was resumed.
MIR. Hale denounced the Administration, and op-
posed voting men or money. He favored the recall
of the army. and feared that voting means authorized
the President TO do what he pleased. He thought
that patriotism yields to policy and men favor the
war because they regard popular opinion more than
their own judgements. Bill postponed
Mr.. Kever Johnson announced his intention TO re-
ply to Mr.. Hale. Adjourned
The HOUSE resumed the Southern mail bill. on
which warm debate continued till the hour of ad-
journment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. D.
The SENATE, after tie disposal of some unimpor-
tant business, proceeded to the consideration of the
ten regiment bill.
MIR. Crlttenden moved substitute to place tlirty
thousand volunteers at the disposal Of the President
He thought army that could conquer like Scott's
could hold possession of acquired territory against
any odds, and he could no reason now for increas
ing troops one half, in Mexico.
MIR. CasS defended the bill. Mr.. Calhoun opposed
the bill and substitute.
MIR. Jefferson Davis expressed himself in favor of
the bill. but preferred regulars.
MIR. Crttendens substitute was lost bv 10 to %
Adjourned
House-The President submitted copies of the cor
respondence with Gen. Taylor.
Major Gaines in The bill for restoring
the Southern mail to the old route, under discus
sion till the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Tribute nfResnect

Pursuant to a short notice very large meeting OF
the citizens of Muncie, Delaware county, Indiana,
was convened at the court Thursday evening the
9th OF January, 1913 to pay the last tribute of re-
spect to the memory of much respected and deep
ly lamented fellow citizen, the late Hon. ANDREW
KENNEDY. The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Frederick L. Putnam, and upon his motion
Thomas j. Sample Esq, called to the chair, and
Mr.. james L.. Russey appointed Secretary. The OBJ
Ject of the meeting was succincty stated from the
chair, after which, on motion Of Mr.. T. S. Nicely n
committee OF five appointed by the chair 10 pre
pare and present 10 the meeting suitable prea mble
and resolutions. Messrs. L. s. Medley, E. Cofeen.
is. w. Harlan, F. Z. Putnam and Dr. s. p Anthony.
comprised the committee. The committee HAVING re-
tired for a short time, by their chairman Mr. Neelev
reported the following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted, viz: Whereas in ihedis-
pensatIons of Providence, called to mourn the
uniimey death of the Hon. ANDREW KENNEDY, our
worthy and respected fellow citizen who departed this
life at the city of indianapolis, the night of the
3lst of December last and while we minge our SYM
pathles, with the tears of deeply afflicted and be-
reaved wife, children and friends, we offer this our
feeble tribute of respect to the memory of one who in
the various stations Of public and private life, which
he was called 10 fill sustained the character Of
an honorable man and worthy citizen; therefore,
ResOlred that in the death of the Honorable Andrew
Kennedy our State has lost OF her well tried and
WORTHY sons-society useful member-a wife one of
the kndest of husbands-his children tender and in
dulgent father-and the world at large an honest
man.
Resolved that this community deeply deplore the
dispensaton of Providence, which has removed from
our midst the subject of these resolutions and that as
slight tribute of respect to his WORTH we have the
public bell toled al O'Clock to-morro, and that the
ministers of the different churches in this VILLAGE be
requested to each improve the mournful occasion by
suitable discourse at such time may best suit the
convenience of the respected relic of the deceased
ReS0Ued, that the heartfelt sympahies of this meet
ing rendered To the widow, and friends of the de-
ceased; and that whilst mingle our tears with
theirs, we commend them TO the merces of Him who
has said, "Leave your fatheress children. will pre-
serve them alive, and let your widows trust in me
ReSored, That the secretary prepare and present TO
Mrs. KENNEDY, and 10 the aged and honured father
of the deceased each copy of these resolutions
ReSoired that the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the officers, and copy to the Offices of
the State Sentinel and Journal with request for their
publication.
And the meeting adjourned.
T. J. SAMPLE, Chm'n
; ]. L. RUssEY, Secty.
} (JourRdl please copv.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

NAvAL.--By correspondence from Pensacola, o.
the 18th instant, the N. O. Picayune is informed o
the arrival in that port on that morning. of the IT, S
storeshp EIector, four days and seven hours from We
ra Cruz DIR. Darlington, Midshipmen Genet Dali
las, Warning, Powell and Pasteur, U. S. N. arrived
in the Elector She also had board twenty-three
sick searnen, for the hospital at Pensacola. The nex
vessel Of war, which may be expected from Vera
Cruz, will be the soop of war Saratoga, with Mr.
Trist on board, as that vessel was supposed &c be
waiting for him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

INDIANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Whole
number, 1OO-whigs 3d. democrats 4S. Natives of
the State only 10; natives OF Ohio, lS Maine |;
Virginia. 8; Maryland g. N. Carolina, A; Pennsyl-
wanna, -; Kentucky, II; New YORK, Z; Ireland, ?;
Vermont, 2. Occupations-Farmers "A, Mechanic /,
Physicians G. Tanner1. lawyers 81, Druggist 1, Mer-
chants s. Cooper 1, School teachers :, Tailor L. Sad
der |, Livery Stable keeper L. Shoenakers 3 Black.
smith 1. Miller L, Miliwright L. Married 81. single
l6, double 1, bachelor l. sous l, widower L. Be-
tween 20 and 20 years of age, q; between 30 and
40, 80; between 40 and 50, 81; between 30 and
Oh, 9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

Ot5-The Boston Courier, Mr.. Webster's organ, has
the following fling at Mr.. Clay:
"The right Of search, claimed by British officers,
was the cause or one of the avowed causes of the
war of 1912. Mr.. Clay has very recently reminded
his counrymen that that war was war for free trade
and sailors rights,-although unfortunately for the
credit of his memory, he forgot add that ne signed
the treaty which put an end 10 that war, but which
effected settlement Of the question which was the
primal and most aggravatng cause of it,