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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

=, BUREAU DE LEXECuTIF,
. VvUH1,,Yr :, Baton Rouge, Ftyrier 1850
lAf1NnO que hlCH ARD TERRELL, eucanteuT
IA en- la vile de IN NOuYee Orleans se5t adtlress moi
pour canceller le bon, suivau d SAVIOR;
I'm bon de $4,000, souscrit par mi lie dix d. Anvil 1873
CONNIE encanteur Ia vile de Ia Nouyele CrGans con.
Iolntemen avec Henry +. Wade et Iucretia Wade CONNIE
cautions: - 800 - ' - ' ~
I'm consequence, Avis est par lie present dome toutes
Ierssoes lneresees davOr dedue ppr cert bureau
dn Secretae Eat dams les qnatre yng dix nnrs aui sui
Vron Ia denieTe publication du present len rasons poUT les.
queues lie ail bon ne seTait pas Cancee ct aunule.
~ Donne sous marnain lie sceau Ne Fiat Baton
H. ). Rouge lie Fevrier 1880 Ell dang la 74eme aimee
CS~-~) de L Independence dies Etats JJns
Par lie GouyeFneur. JOSEPH WALKER.
GAYARRE. Il Ttot n1,l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

This viii certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples
tce to cure il. PECIiNE II IA Y III
.9LbdaV, Apfil, lS45 MARV NJfinp n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

CyItN 1hAgIng had 81 years experience, oilers tlR
-. above lnalhle remedy for all Diseases per- ,k7,1
tanning to the Fly y; Ophthama, Of five years
standing cured IN IL weeks; the Tear in the Eye @4E
oil y years, cured IN 10 weeks; man of this ctv 49,
being Stone bind ior smons, restored the sight OF one
eye IN three weess gentleman who always used specs mr.
% years, by using only drop enabled 10 read e
newspaper without them by candegh hours after. M
hammaton OF days cured bB single drop. Ii gives
briuanoy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
W Mes zoo PHILlPPA street, Heva, and 4 ? ST.
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MADISON HOUSE,, Montgomery. Ala.

FTvTIE subscriber repecffnlyinvites patronage Of 49,
H. lie TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that f'.::1
he can supply the of the Transient Visitefs to ,is
Montgomery well any Of his connections Those 49,
who are gong to- returning from the North obtain
MEALS At ALL ouRs suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers ne four horse OMNIBUS
constantly In attendance, TO and um the
boats the cars, free Of charge The accommodations
equal 10 any other establishment in the town. and, being At
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks aai Servants engaged
and pains will be spared TO render the stay Of yiters pleas
ausS d&Wtf G. A. ABERCROMBIE.
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MURPHY'S HOUSE.

ID MURPHY begs leave to inform his friends and .:ff
N. the public generally, that he is prepared to Yn
receive on very liberal terms BOARDERS by the ~
Bay Week Month"; The central situation Of this House
able for strangers visiting this city either for pleasure OF bus
nsss. fy28 2m
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

u. ANDbkHON. No. IL st. Charles strict y~9
$5s g : T. :5ss
8hour Chronometers altered TO 56 hours. SO iy
Bss.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract Of SaTsapala has been expressly prepaFe II,
reteEencetQ female complaints No female WHO ha rclyon
70 suppose she approaching that critical period, The Turn
Of Lille, should neglect 10 take certain preventive
Of any oil tile horrible diseases 10 Which females
are subject al This time vi lie. This period may he delayed
pr several years Dy using this medicine. Nor ies yulua
Die tor those who approaching wOn0nhoOd il Is cal.
cufet 10 assist nature by quckeg tie blood inyigor.
aLng The system Indeed this medicine is invaluable for an
the delicate diseases to which subject II braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
By removing The impurities OF the body, 50 lar stug
ting as to produce subsequent relaxation, which the case of
most medicines taken for female weukss and disease nv
using few bottles OF this mescne many scyerg and Iaip
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70 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Be5lchester county:
FoRDHAM August 49, 1871
DR.. 1oloseHdDeaT Sir! have little girl seven years
OF age who has been several years afflicted with Fits; we
TIED almost everything for her, but without success last
although we could find Recommendation in circulars
Tor cases IKE hers, thought, she very delicate
health We would give her some Of Sarapsa and are
very gnd we did not only restored her Strength hut She
has had return OF the Fits great pleasure and sur
prse. She j. fast becoming rugged aud hearty, for which
feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

THE undersigned t,tS ainrn his Southern patrons ano
friends that his 81 EI.ENDiD HOTEL when i "a
has been under s charge ears 1se m
elegantly rptd enlarged and Eesnnshed IN lns -
fashionable manner and the entire o anlxa.on o. ~ s
H. had Al IN lines by giving few hours nGnee
,s central s7 fsslIonable location OF the WASniNp-
TON llfjlIf Renders X one Of te most uesFape IN tne
& ~ AIM an, Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
have continue merit The liberal sppp9 Il 1s nereoiore
received. a. u ~ " Ellis l..
- - " nly7 Wifi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

PRIVATE R8ARDING. q. No. rs Watcher s.
nEfss ANN HA LLETT, (late Of che FkAFKLiH
IVA foysE, MOBILE begs leavs TO inform her Friends a
BOaRDfA1t9 HOUSE, No. Is Nate ez str g 4 - -;
The tlonse has been newly furnished, snd IN Terms g snh
hllahls. she hopes receive aara 81 paironage nj W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

IOMHs AND MONUMENTS. PpVwn
l1EkSoNs wishing 70 obtain the above aIticesA Sll
y ON The most reasonable terms and Of the best \4J
massai and MSsEimSnshiP can Dc by applying
az NO. ", ICHUUPfIOULAS Street, Front WV
Office, up staiB, where Plans and Specifications -
sSe a bs ssen' " Pics vary hOai SiB0 %, -
e1Ss1uvs Es lhNGA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

Those thal lnlilale DI, TOwnsends Sanapara,I have
invariably called their stuff great REMEDY far Femirs ctr
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates 10 Inc
complaints OF women, word for wOrd-other men who nut
medicine, have since the great of Dr. Tonens
SarsapaIia in complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
minutes, Pi etc, injurious females as they agra
Yate disease, and undermine the constitution,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Pbys
cans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify, that We the undersigned Physicians OF
the city Of Albany, have in prescribed Dr.
Townsend Sarsapaa and believe il TO be one of lhe most
nj Inn in Ila IIarEn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

hiit47f'i4fH AND CHILDREN,
II Is the safest and most eiecna medicine purifying
me ysten1 aud relieving the suisrngs attendant upon cb
b ever discovered II strengthens both the mother and l
child prevents PAIN and disease, increases eurchcs Inc
ioOd; those who have used Il think Indispensable II h
highly useful both before and after confinement NJ il pre
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: in covee niles
cramps, swelling Of the feet, dependency, heartburn yo
Jung pam IA The back and joints, false pans, bemOnlage
ana ~ regulating the sGcetOns and eQualizng circua
uon It has no equal. The great virtue Of this medicine l. il
always safe and the most delicate and most successful;
very few cases require other medicine: in some ite
castor oil or magnesia is useful. Exercise ia the 0pe ain
and light food, with this medicine will always insure safe
and easy confinement. = $3.50
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RE;QPENIA,G ,0E THE 90

tINNIl1V ~ " IT ~ 49, -
No. 91 ST, Charles street.
fINlfS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWLiN6, we
ay GfBe a Call.
0I1DR and the most se Attendaps OILS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

Dr. T0rnsead-Dear Sir; have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cued of the croua
by the use OF your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores; have taken only four bottles It
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
IsAAc w. EpA1N lOR NNnnstnr str,ot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

" rs, "O ID A ND SORES,
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases ia
WONDERFUL so quickly does remove all pains and soreness
anu heal tne injury. NO SCAR REMAINS. Its success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled :"
n, ST. LoUIs, Mo-, July s, 1886
Dear SIR About week since, while working al INV trade
cut my foot IN very bad and dangerous way The whole
OH oil The adZe entered the top Of my foot Just below the in
ste Inc wound began TO name and continued so TO do
pni became much alarmed used British Oil Tincture
OF myrt and several adhesive paster but All 10 M nnrn
/ then commenced the use of " FP
DALLEH'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and ~ less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation begop
TO snbslde, and has now entirely left me. e
can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ex
tractor as being superior anything have ever seen tried for
removing pain or inflammation. ~ "
am shpcarpenter by trade, and shall be willing to les
uy to the virtues Of the Sae at all times when neCessaTy
reside on Franklin Avenue, No. l5l where can give any
information desired, Yours, truly,
JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
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CAST sTEFI. sAWI

VIE subscribers manufacture from tie BEST CAST
STEEL, Circular Saws from two nj s,ytT inches in d.
ameter; also, Mil, Pitt Coss-cnt and ohtT saws All of SUI
pe9r quay They also state that tese ground
by their patent machinery which enables them to claim ex
clusvely for their Saws the advantages derived from the
OF these machines which are highly npoant as the Saws
ere thereby made perfectly true and regular in thickness
ck or thin at part thus STRENGTHENING Cirouiaf Saws by
gradually increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge
TO their centre, The truth and uniformity of their surface
renders less the saw teeth necessary and on this
less power required to drive the saws; bedes they will
nee 50 frequent shapenngbe less liable to become heated
hnd also produce saving in timber.
LIZ These Saws may be had of the Subscribers, the
principal Hardware Merchants this city and throughout the
United States. r. HOE Il CO.,
6ndgyg (snld sttps Ra,vX Work
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

uical Apparatus made order and repaired kssAsztA
SOhour Chronometers altered TO run 56 hours. SO iy
NJ Fl. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. ~
Pms mPEs N SgS asR i {E vi Ga3ELP
An Jewelry articles repaired az moderate prices nsfzA
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
H. A, TYLER, 39 Camp street. offers for sale at the
WATCaEs, in sod and silver cases; Wnte5
Hooks Buckle and " Pms ec Cold Psns s a9 Pencils ee
beautiful assortment Of Diamond Ear Ring, etc.; Tor
Silver and Silver Plated Ware ins CnieTy. Fancy Goods
fga EEESs' EYE 81 ASS Gt"s ss sr Ei5
received for the A to Onion jn al Of New F FSfeRSn
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, sILVHFiIyAiE.
VQUNG & GO, No. 3 GIMP STHEET, (late
Il Nelson A. YoUNo3 will h9 ,s,S constantly on ~
Rfna s CT f ade LG aHd nda
wear) of the most approved makers Of London, Lv EI
erpOol and Geneva consisting of Heavy Hunting and Open
Face Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second or Timing
Watches, Of English manufacture.
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' of
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains entirely new pattern
Genemen's Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Setls and Keys
Ladies and Gentiemen's Finger Rings, OF Diamonds
Ladies and Gentlemen BeasPiqs new styles; Gold Pens
with Sold and Silver Holders; Gold Pencils Gold and sill
yer Ihmbes new patterns OF Earrings; Lorkets; nds;
FINE sIf.VERW RE-Consistlng of Table, Tea, Des
5eIt Mustard and Sail Spoons Table and Dessert Forks
Ladies; Butter Knives etc.; also, an assortment Of Silver
sPECTACLEs-For Ladies and Gen
EFSSSstl emen, in Gold, Silver anil Steel Silver
- Spectacle Casea; Spectacle Glasses to suit
n sqsPENDER BUCKLES and SILVER suspender
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, new style; require no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and Jewery Manufac
EE Ladies' and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect
fully invited to examine the stock above mentioned every
and % az S oefea of 'ae Y e CIV
attention always paid to Repairing ns CLOCKS, Watches and
Be made " p'''0'"' " 20 rs e @"
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE, .Neao Orleans, Feb. q. 1850
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This certificate cOnclusvey proves that this aaparIa has
perfect control over the obstinate disease of The Blood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

sends Sasapara has saved the lives OF thousands chill
dren. The following two certificates are selected rp a gTai
number received this week:
NEW YORK, April I, 1917.
r DR. 1OgRsEHd-Dsar SIR One of ms children. was very
sick with Canksr in the Mouth and ThrOat attended with
great debility. IL dying. obtained snme OF your
excellent medicine, and it cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. ours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DgshTosses street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

- NEW YORK, April %, lSa7.
mr. J0tnHsead-I verify believe that your SarsapaTilla
has been the means, through Providence Of saving nv life
have Tor several had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweais, and was greatly debtaed and reduced and
dd not expect 10 i've have only used your Sarspara
short time, and there has wonderful change beep yTnugL
n me- 1m now able to walk all over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has et You can well imagine
that am thankful Tor these results. Your ODD aryan
WIN. RUSSELL, 10 Catharine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

IDAI.M OIIr-3O casks, for saeby
HAYMAN L HOLDEN,
mn No. 98 Magazine street and II Red Stores
CUNNY BAGs-iO00 new az huEhtl QImy Bags. IN
" et0su and co. sale hy :. 80 "
YS GRO, @ TAYLOR s co "a MassziHs Il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
Mr. Goddess Resolutions on slavery in the
ni.frict aud the TarriIoric..

Hon GEo GEODEs. the able and faithful Wing
Senator from Oaondsgs. introduced the following
Resolutions into the Senate on Wednesday last
g. r,a M the Assembly coucurj Tha lie Federal
Constitution formed snd adapted expressly secure
fhe blessings OF liberty he people OF he nied states
and heir VOsi-uty senators IN Congress hereby
and Represeuiaves requested io Gse
their efforts procure he passage Of laws ta VII e.
.cgty aid forever put end to hs slave trade In the
strict 90 Columbia
Rssolrsd ~ the Assembly coucgrl That The deeruiaa
ton Indicated bY he Governors Messages and te resoll
ions of le Legislatures 81 VARIOUS u he s.asehoding
States sld by lie Representatives Of such elected Con
gre. extend domestic Slavery over the Territory &c
4a tv - treafv NJ peace With the Republic Of NoN
fee bound 20 oppose 5y al constitutional means
sni senators Cugrr-s hereby 1881 Ep and
Representatives requested tO sslsi al attempts 10 Wcd
SLAYER, par q such treaty, however small, and by
whatever pretense q compromise
Resolref N 'le Assembly eoucurl That e territory Ylg
between 4e Nrices and the RIO Grand. ard hat pant Of
Nsv-M~AIco iug ca-i Of us RIO Grande Is Tie common
nrYr.rv II he ni'ad STATES ard ha Sensfors On Con-
zrcss are NsrRUcTEn and Representafs- request
heir beet Efforts preserve fhS such
mou property, aid 70 project from hs unioandcd claims
sfr STATE ~ Texas, and prohibit ~ extension over Of
fls avs Oi TEXAS
Rered ffhe Assembly coucur) Thai Toe Legislature II
state Of NeY0rg has Earned with great satsfsiOn
which : eurey Ia sccordaTre nith the spirit Of tho ire
-ll0us u our coucrsuf our senators 10 Congress are
lsfrnv issTEUcrtD and Representative requested 20
AID hs pas.ge n such ave- may BE- uscessay To admit
tha' sale INFO he lou
Rs,rsf if Assembly conduit That he Governor De
resge-e o ard copies = he foregoing resolutions %
each 90 our Senator's and Representatives IN Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
~ Whis Ysans y mss'rM 80 Goosra. co%'1,re
FROM Washington.

The House was engaged yesterday in an mel
,ectuaI attempt % elect Clerk. Taos CAHr
srIL and Col JOHs w. FoRSEY were the prom
men. candidates Two bsllotIngs were had ana
on the last trlal Col Forney received lV' snn H''
Campbell sl-IO5 were necessary 70 cboce-
In tho Senate Mr.. MasoS Of Va gave no'ioe o'
bill to provide more cfec,usly for The reoapt''e d
fugitive slaves Mr. Msson belongs t. that Class
who are opposed to any agitation on the slavery
anes.ion. OF course be does NJ. CAss gave 10
ne. thu. he .boud ask the Senate % consider ms
,s.oln,,oo relative % q suspension Of Diplomatic
;,,ercoo,.e with Austria. Mr. DicKlSsoS-some
times irreverently called Scripture Dick offered
n most snnihilsting resolution. calling o. the Post
master General for al sorts Of Information Ia regard
b. tho dismissal Of certain Loco FOco Postmaster
Mr. ATcHisOS Of Missouri presented the ResOln
tons Of tho Legislature Of his sste, ins'ruc'ma
their Senators 70 vote against the adoption Of th'
wilmot Proviso principle. Whereupon, Col Ben
Ton defined hi. position. declaring II - his oPin
ION that the resolutions did not reflect the opnion
Of the People Of Missouri. and that the Legislature
transcribed ito authority N passing such resoln
uong
The resolution from the Committee On Finan'c
in regard TO the expenses ofcoeciing the he'ehne
WAS made the Special order for 10 day
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SEw.yoRK LEGisLATTHE.

srV,Tr As.~Y Thsr~isv. Jan 5 y
r. ...e >.r.e - f-ovs-roys Msssa-e ~as referred
Vs-o-i. -er. u--o.-c.-i Al Eo'c- 90 a'f1'l % "
...'--'.- a.. o---.-. b. VI GrooFs d.spo-.1g {
~ -- -. r<.-s fr+e -.r ~ sud to .he a. ero- Mem
..-s nf -..-.-r and C017r- -ilaer- a' -fi'h
rr-s o. l.a -rs-rc of The 1''N.'' i...
Ss.r e-s beng ro rt ec-on was pr ana 'iI-. i-a
'ee >'T.-e ~. '----i .,srvBLY
The --rs. Re--' ~ 49, ln--1." ' So received -
o- motion rf ~ PsUYS IN rf1r' TO --la. ''l+ '.-
.. --... .-rt re-a,s.- N -ontrr- 10 l1-- Rue.
4 ..- .s-so1 "a. I'D or - abe Th' >-1aes I1l'
Pe.o-a de- r- ,lsf fhe J1-f L.1Is-y Comm rec saa
c71.. q rh-e- sera.ors snc rive members no ie As--'
r. d - .- evening rr.-co1ci to s-sV ses,s tu' nm
a---- f-- .--r--er ID srus 10 names ~ 1e 'o1. A
new drawing ordered. b 'i-t ne HOUSE = boa o.
~ Paws reered peti'lr fro1' 20 B0s-t n s17Ar-
--s rrar- sv no chang. M bounds oi he t.T 70 A.
pr.aIse NJ sf,r.
81 Eir~r~ moved f1r rscor,icerzf M Pc rH-1'
mn srs-ins e r-ofe of taNms tor -es's Acted apon
81 E-1r grss orro-ei -, rc7nsier,or because 10 30
Io-,t r-s- -e.rifior V-ie' no very beg mo-i@
NJ V.sSr-,i referred '7 - -1 armament n &C. even
-r- h0w ft-C.f "a s. f' reaci -a'.fac.'i IT,
-r'' uriev 10 NODE Then f1"f
NJ GrFF~F CONSIDERED fhe mode -res1r -e--.ei upon
Pre- h.sf ifl1urh he trs tn1e ring va a.
' dos urf fIow hs 'he node should D.. sfand'n-i
Afer come fur ~ c9nversafon, he MOTION was recon
-t-r.i ed
Nir FsYvc~n rasrrf .uhs1ri'e r.rersrue su'-'a "a,
N tle same mode tor drawing frr -@a's tut providing 0her
grounds % -ecur' FAR PLAY
fir kARNrN pr posed snentmert providing --a's 90
- drawn tv urub~rs Los
Other propositions offered when VI R,YN0Srs
proposition sio1fs3 and RAYMOND. Nsruun snd B.r
raTEh- acre aVTiurd C1mrlfee % arrange f'r mo os
Aoer he .ea-. we're drawn The Ho1se .dlou-se1
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Ohio ORGANIZATION of the senate.

The fact Of the organization ~ the senate 81
Ohio we have already announced, bu, ss there
was considerable interes: attached 10 tins result
we give the following synopsis Of the senate pro
ceedines Of Friday and saturday last
The very first ballot taken ou FRIDAY, tho Jtst.
resulted in the election Of HARRISON q BLAKE
the Free sol Wing member from Medina and
Lorain Counties bv the vote Of his Free soil friend
from summit Hon. LUcrEs SwnT. Tho vote
stood for Blake IL swift who wa not a cand
date having declined the 9Th alt. IN letter to
Judge Myers but tho Locos persisted IN voting ior
Nun atcrwardl u Andrew II Byers, OF the
Wayns District, Loco , Fisher \ Blackstone.
Loco
On taking the char the speaker addressed the
senate as follows
GsSrLLMrS Or raE SIS,rr In assuming lis Char in
o5edcuoc 20 Inc voice OF majority o is senate % 80
distressing sb'ics ior e p"rfornsnce o ~ iin-
Gus dute. ! am however much relieved nom the enoaf
easement which my VISIBILITY can'e- wien oos ore ins
oods anf he distinguished ability by which an suf
roundei and freni which vii be my pleasure 81 81 es
-o draw literally
ri. bv vour forhe1rr-c~ grssros,fy and COURTESY that
hot- q, De- stsislnci ne Performance ~ my duties I
.ha1 eudca,or d-ciarge my duties with imparLalty
ard trust spiTt % foTbelrGacs toward each other
, -ou rllractcrse efforts nufua dehef-
-ou. .us re- n The cIActuel ~ such a"sas l PRO
c pcscs property and h5Ppias' u TIA Who" Zoo
pic uf STATE.
Permit me geulen,a. o. 500 my hanks fer MS
manifestation OF your oonhdenoe
John Knapp, Jr Loco Editor ct the Maroon
Democratic Mirror, Clerk Of the last Senate. was
reelected by the vote Of the Speaker on the I'd
ballot Knapp receiving I6 votes to IL tor sIss P
Walker Wig snd ,or / l. Rice. F : The
following Is from the Coluubu. correspondence OF
rh. Zqao.riHe - C0nre, undsr date OF the 18th
ult
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