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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23
ORLEANS THEATRE.

Last night the engagement of Mr. and Mrs MONPLASR and
Company. Second night of ROBERT LIE DlABLE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 24-Wl be performed the cee
- rated Grand Opera in and tabeaux by Meyerber,
titled ROBERT LIE DlABLE Mme Monplaisir will appear
Helena In the Cd and Sd Grand Scene by Nine Mon
plaIsir and the whole Company
The Lbretto Robert lie Dable for the Box Office.
tHy- Performances to commence at half-pas 6. y23
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WANTS.

WET NURSE.
NHE advertiser anxious to secure home for his female
SLAVE, who has lost her child and who has healthy
breast of milk Terms reasonable. Apply at this Office.
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TO THE LADIES,

TO THE LADIES.
GRAND CLEARING sale.
~H,>> d. p. SCANLAN & co. respectfully inform the
Z> Ladies' that they have decided upon selling of the 40
wy remainder Of their OF SEASONABLE0A
49, GOODS at very great reduction. The sale will N
~ be positive they determined sell the Goods IA
this preference carrying them Ladies' call
CT FRENCH FANCY DRY GOODS
MILLINERY ARTICLES in the city.
ID. P. SCANLAN& co.
Ial9 2dptf No. 12 Charres 1t.
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PROTECTION FROM BURGLARS AND FIRE.

PROTECTION PROM BokGLARS AMI finI'
THE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
1 of RICH & IS IMPROVED PATENT SALA-
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, embrac,c
this article both fire and has been repeat
eddy tested and uniformly with tgmp6an5 Issa1 me
abnndany demonstrated BY sales Of 1890 Of them in
period OF including 635 in this market Those mer
chants and Others who using the old styles of Iron Chests
have only to inquire Of those who experienced their worth
lessnes at the fire in Charities street, March, 184 and
previous occasions order 10 be convinced that they
thus nbjecug their Books Papers Money ETC. to great
hazard Orders for SAFES accompanied bv plans for the
interior arrangement will be promptly executed appca-
ton to lSAAC BRIDGE.
fy3-lmd&W TO Magazine Street
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.


Mr.. THOS MUM, Ring Master Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown.
Last Night but Of the Equestrian, LEVI NORTH and
his wonderful horse Second appearance OF the
great horse RIDER S. P. STlCkNEY.
THIS EVENING Friday, February 23The performances Will
consist beautiful diversity of Equestrian and other Enter
tanmen including variety Panommc Novelties produced
this Es abhmen all the aid Scenery and other Stage
Decorations forming combination of Dramatic and Aenlc d.
ertssemen not attempted by oher place amusement IN
the City.
~ DAY PERFORMANCE each Saturday at 70 O'Clock.
- I,;~.io Sacon.
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.

A l. A b A M A OSN A b Il y >
TT We are receiving, and shall keep sale large
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactu
ing Company Alabama. These Goods wethink not in
ferior to ans of Southern Manu- acture Wei he eaten
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to thes ds,
are directed to sell at the toaocst market price.
d143mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO. 80 Camp st.
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REMARKABLY Cure OF BRONCHITIS.

New YORK. Feb II, 1913.
Messrs SANDS Having suffered many with disease
treated by the dng physicians in Europe and
the United States without receiving any permanent pene
and the disease making fearful Caustic agpca
ute and VIII ateve else was thought most eceht
for producing but am confident the deporabe stu
alton the aryngits being accompanied with phths
and great difficulty in breathing would soon have terminated
my life had obtained relief through he medium OF your
invaluable Sarsapanlla must say; gentlemen, when l
commenced using the Sarsaparia, did not place much
confidence its virtues and this will not surprise YOU when
You are informed had tried more than fifty different remedies
dining the past four years without any success but after
taking your Sarsapara few weeks was Obliged al last
to yield to evidence This speelhc mas no ony
gentlemen for the benefit of suffering humanity to gveyou
this a,testation of my Yours very truly;
Consulate of France in the United States,
The above and signature acknowledged In
our presence BY MI. d; Parent as true,
.nep York. Feb H. 1s48 - L. Bore. Vice-Consul
sCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
SoUTHKINGsroN RI, Oct. II lSi7
Messrs SANDs-GenhemeH: My little daughter when one
year old attacked with scofuous humor on her lace
which after extended into her causing almost ota
blindness in of them, and dsgunng her whole lace
endowed two ph yscans attend her, who exhausted Their
utmost skill to give her relief but all proved useless and H.
nay one OF Iked TO me that he had known OF some
striking effected by Sands Sarsaparla and adyea
using and before was all used up had effected an eh
cure 1t now four since she was cured and
that it is perfect 1t gives great pleas ure 70 add
that recomme nd 1t to every sufferer rom any sina
complaint. RespectIuny your;
TT Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A u
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 10y Fulton street
of VIII am New York Sold also by DIlgeist genela ~
@ het,e i've bottIs Sa'e' anu '"e fy22
TT Sold also By SICKLES y co, No. "a Mae
AzIsE STREET; HKEN.NED Y; ". L4RPIs& CO.. In
j. D UFlLHO. Jr. sad f. p. ID UCoNGE Ns4 Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
p Etana

Last night but The HERON FAMILY.
TyNHIS EVENING FrIIay Feb. 23The performances Will
L with the Grand Legendary Drama OF THE FLYING
DUTCHMAN Vanderiecken, Mr. Eytinge Capt. Peppecoal
Mr. Greene; EstelIe y9nem Mrs G Pope Lucy Miss E. Pc
by the Heron Family "A MISCELLANEOUS CON
CERT, by Heron Family. To conclude
BOX, cox g. KNOX. Characters by the Heron Family.
The Police Department under the control MIR. L. Beeman
Pres Of AdisstoDrss Circle rs Parquete Second
Third Tiers 50 Colored Boxes Gallery
II Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer. -
II Doors quarter-be Performance commence
at a quarter past precisely. fy23
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TO COMPANIES FORMING FOR CALIFORNIA.

A GENTLEMAN well known in the City, who has for
"A upwards OF fifteen years. previous to and dqnng the
late Mexican war; travelled and traded through the whole
Republics of Mexico and Texas and who speaks and trans
obtain a Situation with any person or Company about
starting for California, about establishing Trading
House Chagres any Spanish. Mexican California
Territory. The best references will be given For infoma
ton INQUIRE at this office. fy16 If
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SHIPS.

nor GALVESTON.-The steamship FANNY, II E.
l. Scott, master, TO accommodate shippers and
passengers for Galveston, will in future take NKfKEA
freight and passengers to Galveston making szsaaaa
her regular trips to Lavaea and Corpus Christi usual
For freight or passage. apply to
KIDDER, DESHON & CO.. Agents.
fy23 80 Tchoupoulas ST.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Eleventh night Of Mr. MACREADY who will appear the
ond and last time KING LEAR.
IINHlS EVENING, Friday February 23-WIl be performed
shakspesre's Tragedy Of KING LEAR. King Lear Mr. Mac
ready Edgar H G. Vandenhof Edmund Mr.. Norton Kent
Mr. Ryder; Coriea, Mrs. Stuart To conclude with COM
PORTABLE SERVICE. Simon, Mr.. Fuller.
u Doors open at half and Curtain at O'Clock
e Tickets and places may had application Mr. j.
BALY between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, day. fy23
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TOHN PAGE, Carpenter and Builder, No. rs JACKSON
u STREET, Lafayette. fy19 GIN
IN NESTS TUBS and rs dozen PAINTED PALS
OU for sale by LATHROP, KNOX Il CO..
fy2O II Poydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23

WHOLESALE pureha ers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and -
~ constantly receiving by arrival from New -
III York, direct from mandatory in New va
ark N J. can sell cheaper than any other house in
~ the CITY, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have present store
500 dozen of black white and pearl BJENA XISTAS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRlDGE,
fy12 % Cusombouse ST., stairs.
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CARD-TO THE ENTERPRISING,

A CARD-TO THE ENTERPRISING,
yXNHE undersigned have opened an Office in New Orleans
for the purpose of exhibiting a Specimen OF many
Valuable Articles of which they the Monopoists An
opportunity offered to the enterprsng for engaging
in business entirely pleasant and highly lucrative
insure speedy of large profits Office Corner Of
ST. Charles and Common Streets, -
fy16 MYERS, CHICK 81 co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23

Consulate of France in the United States,
The above statement and signature were IN
our presence by Mr.. d. Parent as true,
For the Consul General of France, -
,Neo York Feb. II, 1848. l.. BORG. Nlee-Consui.
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COTTON SEED,

GOLD PENS.
CtORS0N ARMSTRONG, STATIONERS, No.
GOLD PENS which they ask the attention of all who
may be in want of that important item Of Stationery
A. have also a complete assortment of STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS Of every description, Paper. Pens Ink.
etc., etc. JAZZ I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY.
HAVE this day sold my interest in the store No 10 st
4 Charles street. which have occupied as BOOT a.
nd SHOE -JIanufactory, to EUGENE III
EZWA O'SULLfVAN, and request for him ~
continuance of that patronage which has been SOL
literally bestowed on me. TIMOTHY HARTNETT
New Orleans, Feb. 49, 1919
HAVE bought the interest of Mr. HARTNETT's Boot
L and Shoe Mandatory, No. 10 ST.. CHARLES street
and will devote my time to the getting up OF BOUTS
SHOES etc in a superior and workmanike manner, and
trust that by knowledge of and application to
fyM 3ts EUGENE O'SULLIVAN.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
E,MIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
Ia that the thing importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the inner TO have
due regard to the wants of the outer We distinctly
state that selling at cost but at low prices
any other house in the city Those in want of CLOTHING
for the Gold " any other Dggngs," respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL & Co. q Canal st.,
fyl3 d&Wf Under the Planters Hotel
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~ For sale in .Neu Orleans by the Agents.
fyN If VAN ZANDT & CO., II st. Charles g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
M j SGEL i a IL Y.
THE DEATH BED OF CROMWELL.

THE DEATH BED OF CROMWELL.
The following from Hradley's work, is
marked with tho usual briiliancy Of this
peculiar writer. Cromwell appears no long
er as the HyPo.riie. but rather the sincere
COvenanler, when called IA his last sum
mons;
Al length the last night drew on that was
10 usher in his FoR7U INNATE DAY. The 81
Of september. the Anniversary Of Dunbar,
ami Of .MaTstnn, Game amid wiGd and storm.
In this sulciun hour Tor England, strong
hearts weIe everywhere beSeeching heaven
10 spare The Protector but the King Of
Kings had issued his decree; and The spirit
thai had endured aud lUiled SO long was al.
ready gathering i;$ piniuns for eternity.
- IL is a fearful thing 10 fall into the
hands Of the living God," broke thence
from bis pallid lips. and then he fell in 10
ienu faith on the covenant Of grace. His
breath came dificnll and thick; but amid
the pal Of the Storm he was heard MFR
muring, Truly God is good indeed, He
is; HewiIl nol--" his tongue failed him;
"bu,," says an eye witness, ." apPrehend
il was, He will not leave me-" Al ain
and again there escaped from the evef mo-
wing lips 'hc half. arlicuiale words "GOd is
gOod--GOd is good" Once, with sudden
energy. he -excia lined, 81 would be willing
10 live, TO be further Sc v'ceable TO God and
his people /; bat my work is done. Yet God
will be with his people," AL night long,
he mNrmured thus - himself Of God show
ing how perfect was his trust-how SIR ing
his faith. Once, a. some drink was offered
him, he said, " 1t is not my design TO drink
or to sleep; but my design 10 make what
haste can 10 be gone"
Wh,le this scene was passing 10 that so
lsmn chamheI, all was wild and terrible
without. Nature seemed 10 sympalhize
with the dying patriot and hero. The wind
how!ed and roared around the palace hOus
es were uarOofed chimneyS blown down
And Trees that had s'ood for half y cent1' y
in the parks, Wrre uptnrn and Slrewn over
lhe earth. The sea. ton, was vexed, the
waves smote, in unsovernnhle fury. the
shores Of England and vessels lay suand-
ed along the cpass Of the Mediterranean. i
wac a night when there arc,
AS they say,
Lamentings heard = the al, strange screasns o
death. ~
And prophcsying with accents teE.ibls
] OF dire cOmmOtIon, aud cohfused eventS
| Nnw hatch. d 10 the worful time
y - = - some say the earth
Was ie1vsr9us and did shake"
But iaA was ealah aud, serene arolHd IN
dying bed Of Cgomwell.s On chat more thai
fkingly brow peace, like a white winged AOv
Sa.e and tina, voice which bad lUrped IN
tide OF 50 many battles aow murmu,iEg on
~ IN prayers. Bonaparte dying IN TIE miGs
} ofjust such storm shouted, 'S'I1se d'urMset.
ashis glazi0g eye fen once lloEep thehead
Of bis mighty columns disappearing 10 tn
smoke VI battle; bu. Cromwell sook q uONl
departure. The storm and uproar wilhOu
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
LITCHFIELD, (CoNNr) THURSDAY JANUARY ii, 1919

brought no din Of arms to his dying ear
not in the delirium of battle his soul burS,
away; hut, with his eye fixed steadfaStly on
the eternal kingdoms and his strong hear
sweetly stayed on the promise of faithful
God, he moved from the shore OF time, and
sank from sight forever.
lie died at three o'clock that dayton the
very day, which, eight years before. saw his
sword flashing over the tumultuouS field of
Dunbar-'he same which seven years pre-.
Vicus. heard him shouting on the ramparts
Of Worcester. But this was the last and
most terrible battle Of all yet he came of
victorious; and triumphing over his last
enemy. death, passed into that serene world
where the sound Of baule never comes, and
the hatred and violeLce Of men never dis.
tur5..
Underwood. .'r-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
GEMS.

The hope Of happiness ia bridge woven
out OF Sunbeams and the cosurs OF the rain.
bow. which cavriss us ever The Irighlful
.chaSm Of death .a .ss..
Human knowledge Is proud pillar, bot
Il Is built IN the gAidss OF d deScss Of tgUo-
rance, and Shose4who have asceaded the
hlgheas here Only gained . more exteAdei
view OF the waste.
Adversary overcome. 10 the bEighAesg elo-
y1land willingly esd .rs1afe the .gTeasese
virtue. ER6ericSs ATE bai lie trials Of va
liaus spirits, -sss-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11

THE CHI Mes OF ENGLAND.
Upon the bells -Zech0yi0h.

Upon the bells -Zech0ri0h.
The chimes, the chimes Of Motherland,
OF England green and old,
That out from fame and ivied tower
A tn, usand years have toli'd;
How glorious must the.r music be
AS breaks the hallow'd dav,
And calIeth, with a srraph's voice,
A nation up TO pray!
Those chimes that tell thousand tales,
Sweet tales Of olden time;
And ring thousand memories
A, vesper. aud at psimc!
At bridal and at burial.
For cottagcI aud king,
Those chines-ihose giorioua Christian chitnel
How blessedly they ting!
Those chimes. those chimes OF Motheriand,
Upon q CHI islm-s lnorn,
Outbreaking, ss the angels cid.
For Rtdecmer born;
How mer'ily they call altar,
To cot aid baron's hail,
With holly deck'd, and n,lstletoe,
To keep the festival .....
The chimes Of England, how they peal
From tower and gothic pile,
Where hymn and swelling anthem gil
The dim cathedral aisle;
Where windows battle the holy light
On priestly heals that tails
And stain the fmid trac+ry
And banner-dlghted walls!
And then. those Easter pells, in spring,
Those glorious Easter chimes!
How LOYALTY they hail thee round,
Old Queen Of holy times!
Frou. s,ill 10 hill, like .cn,invis,
Responsibility they cry.
And sing The rising of the Lord.
From vale 10 mountain high.
love ye-chmes Of Motherland,
With all this soul If mine.
And bless the Lord that am sprung
or good old English line.
Aud like son I sing the lay
That EngIand's glory tellss
For she is lovely to the Lord.
For you, ye Christian bellsl
And heir Of her ancestral fame.
Though far away ray birth,
Thee too love, nv Foresl-iand,
The joy Of all the earth,
For thine thy mntheii's voice shall be-
And here where God - king.
With English chimes f ON Christian spires,
The wilderness shall ring.
N,hw Cieueiand Core
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11

staHl in awe of his uplifted sword
Well may each, for himself, inquire, how
his accounts stand. Well may we listen
to the voice which whispers, The coming
year is not thine: it is in the bosom OF
the Almighty; who now kindly says to
each, Whatsoever thy hand 6ndeth to
do, do with thy might" A. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
EZRA CLARK 4 CO.
No. 81 Front Street

HARTFORD CcNN.J
importers and dealers in Iron, Steel
Nails, Sc.
[I AVE- on hand complete assortment of
IL al! descriptions II Bar, Hoop. Sheet and
and iron; Nail Rods. Shine Shanes, Axle
ses, Carriage Springs. Fire Brick: Caat Bis
bred. German and Spring Steel; Best Anvils,
ices. Bellows and other Blacksmi,h's tools
&c. SC &C., which are Uttered for sale at low
,JeicsS. snd on the most favorable terms.
ALSO
lfall supply Of " old Colony Cut Nails and
pikea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11

SOR SALEat this ottiee-A History and
= GeneaaoSy 81 ths Kilhnnvn Family On this
CaAttHent; including copies Of aid Wills. BIZ
ographical Sketches, EpitaphA elc. Acop,ous
appendix conisins extracts from ancient re-
cords. cnssestnnd"nce relative :" ahe tamilyin
Great Rritain, extracts trom British and a.
ipsnf. Gibbs ai Yale College m the nrisin "a
meaning It the word Kilbonrn. With Enaray
ssngs. as9 pages. Price 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
!. G., Lawrence g. Co.

z. q. Lawrence O. vO'
NORFOLK, CT,
"AVE been appointed wholesale and
IL retail agents for the sale of
DIR. TO NNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA
an artile already 10 we'll known for its nn>
surpassed medicinal properties 10 need any
further Recommendation.
AS there IS S0 much OF this article pur'
poriing to be DR.. TownSend'S that is SPu>
rinus persons should be careful o: whom
they purchase. All can depend upon pro-
curing OF US the genuine article. Merchants
supplied at a reasonable rate.
E. q. LAWRENCE & CO.
Norfolk. July l24S. uS
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
New Goods !!

WMARL15S ADAMS q CD.
AVE taken the brIck >,"rr mex, W. 81 o.
IL Curt House, where they are now open
ing'an entirely new stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which they offer for sale At prices when ea"-
not fail 10 suit customers.
k.ifchfelH Anril 10 1919 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
j. G.. PATTERSON IS,
Marble Works,
NO. 500 MAIN ST
ua nmnnnn unNM

Monuments and TombS Of American and
Italian Marble. Baptismai Fonts. Mus
raj Tablet, Urns. Vases. Nantes,
Table TOPS, Italian Tile for
Floors. &c. constantly
on hand or furnished 10 order.
Hartford. June LIST. Iy4
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-01-11
HENRY ID. GRAVES.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Csossisstsner Of Deeds for The State " 'Ve'r
York, &c
PLYMOUTH, CoNN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
Gold Near Home.


NEw.JERsLY.-We have been expecting. for
some time past that the sands Of our orng State
would produce crop of gold snd the last number Of
the Camd,n DemOoraf a,es the sodty 81 our expects
lions A gentleman has shown friend HInelins some
thing that looked very much ike golden grains found
on the bsnks Of tributary of Rsccoon Greek. Jersey
has the advantage of California in position most gold
seekers will give IL tho preference II II holds out -
bright prospect
NoRrH CARoIrSA The Lirooisf0a Rept bheoa of
March n says that its stste beats the gold pscers
Of the Pacific aud gives the following ~ the evidence
AZ the Mountain Creek Mine. In Cs,svSs county, be
longing to our friends Messrs. Csns-r ShuiOfi, J
hsnds collected ?; days with the simple operations
of pan and hand rocker 20s dwts Of gold from the
vein and from the sands below by the use OF the mill
l53 dwts. more. The amount collected during the
week independent of the products of tne rocker was
367 dvts Al one p.nnipg Mr.. shuford got us dSts
some of !, In particles OF considerable sire
since the ABOVE, which IL substantially correct, was
reported Nj Canser called At Office, and Informed
US that at subsequent period which wss on the 29th
inst, one bu.hel OF ore yielded 1880 wa Of pure gold
Tnis for the truth Of which vouch throws Cslior.
MIA altogether 10 the shsde Al this period, the great
gold ridge extending from Kings Mountain 70 Noun
tain Greek and perhsps much farther in zach direction,
presents attractions - the mining capitalists not 10 De
fou nd in California or eseahere We would not nov
ever convey the impression that every unssiu sdven.
iurer would be equally successful Gold 10 De found
everywhere the ridge referred TO- but not always 10
ouch quantities insure fortune 20 the experienced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
COnGre-si0Dni.

VtryiHia.--Tbe Anti-Botts Wings in the With
District refuse to have anything to do with the
proposed Convention, to be held April ;, 10 nom
mate a candidate Of the whole party.
Ieancssee.-Tbe w higs Of Bradley Co have nom
mated Col j. II CROKER for reelection in the
llll District, as the Wings of Roane Co had done
before. Convention is proposed TO be hold on
the Goth inst. at Athens, 70 fix upon candidate.
Ind'ana.-Judge PgAsLEY is up as a Wing can
didate IN the With District, lately represented by
Mr. WICK, Loco and Col G. c. NAVE is proposed
o. be run by the Wings Of the With, the District
Of RICHARD w THOMPSON, Wing.