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! he terms upon which Ibis Compan, insure La
are prcnliuty favorable 10 lhr msarud; ;-n,n,l
lnore 50 II is beiie,cd lhan the teams ol mn, ohe
itte Insurance 'omrgpJ, uw;j:
The great security aAlsded IL "a Guafnnty Fund
OF &td0s59. E!6,,j0 % whi,a has h,,n paid III
tash. aud Sst.8I1 secarrd IN the safest manner
hy Bond and iinugage Of Read Estarr.
KtirS OF premium greatly reduced from the
ultei;
Insurance FOR the benefit al Marric, Voncn sc-
cnic i'om the creditors ol their lm<bnnda;
Ihrinsn ed Rai liable tc assessments for LOSSES.
No extreme hazards taken b, this Cou,or.
An ANIMAL dividend to all policy holders. ppy-
able IN Cash; also, additions male TO Lilo Poii
cirs every five years;
Noes taken IN part for premiuns;
Policies lSSucdu on application without DELAY.
chnslnS no l'ss of Insurance to the nnriies.
ihVts ut either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, Tor one year. five
yeats, or lie
The PanplIles q i Tracts published by the
company VIII be IuGuli to contain mucl, valuable
lnio' hh'ltUn respecting the uaurc priuci,lrs. nm.
Phcalioh atI benefits OF Lille Insurcnce Also ,ln
examination OF tho pi,Ins of the other Mutual
',oinPahes OF lhiS country. aId full explanation
oi thS pan propaScd by this Clmnnny together
"lt" Ntfioi7 tAbies, one shDwrng the rates
premium Tor TIE term o. life, ulseyeral Cunpanies
compared "ilh The rates Of this Company. and
another giving he rates of this Company. far all
ages aud ternsat which Insurance IA made
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis. and
ap.iic'Itlon: received aud forwarded b,
Agcnta CuG;z, B. w. PHILLIPS.
August 99, l359.
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Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart

enl a diseases OF pulmonary naiurosuc diseases 7 sn
sy prove so al under ordinary treatment when they aiiac
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\ UST received large supply of UOOD.
~ COChS LuPROYED SELF SH.4RPEN:
ING PLOUGHS .HND CASTINGS. HDuyh,
No Ts; Castings Nos. 4, 5. 81 and rs. boih right
and len hand. As evidence that these Ploughs
arc highly valued, | refer to all who have used
them BY permission few names OF grntIeuep
who are now using these nuughs. and whotr
well pleased with them are added. For salel,
J, F. WOOr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

This ts the of Dying who vt hrrs lie n 4.
cured OF of ScrOlua by only 7crlrs Poas ~
hrnts Further than cured by the Of TSceJVs
THan"S OF the best shTSdparia that made 5Arss
pAfNa has not sct medical p0KeT effect tho cure VI
such rerohiagiy hopeless case ~
Mr. J. T. HAsKIN of R1Rr Oaeida Co ~ y had Sy.E
wa JOar ycarsWRs confined to his bed the LAT prer IL
was 40 much diseased debilated 40 10 be unable ~
tase ls hand 10 his head lie had ihe medical
had usnd al Ot the tet sRrsapdrids TO no good ea,,rt
gl n0Tss and Norse and considered to he In TNi.
STATE and could live 0iy four hours longer van IL
c"nlmencrd using BRAS1'S PURIFIER Ilia neck va
seH "eaTty %, from hole was eaten throu ~
hs HMdpe under his Gin, that he brnahcd tbronrh
tue hoehis car was around that 1t could 30 f1
up out o its place. It ny holding by small piete-,Ia
use oi one arm was desr cd by Ulcers-An le una
tne arm rs large ad had nearly eaten hruuyh
his side into Ills J0dy MS he afflicted with T,rez.
sucii pntrid dcd gfeHSirs Ucs various parta OF ~
person. For further aud full particulars our Pansgkls
lloct THOMAS WLLIAMs Of the most skiltul 81, :
cans OF Rome, called Haskn the dav befnv.
commenced using BTaats Parif1. Uoct W sxn,il,.
MN and then told him tina, all The medicines la The r.y
t"pS NOT care hrn--ihat his was
Worse than Hopeless
Now hear Mr. HASKlN'S statement OF cure H. sniI
ym,ic procured one bottle OF BR4NT"S PLRTFJTh(e
EAiFdCf-THAT BOTTLE enabled me to Get Of NV b..
thc SECOND bottle enabled ret ont or the kouss tha
RD Enabled me 10 rail- tsc0 miles and when had hni,
60 using H'he Bottles SEvEhTEEH Of icsay Ules had
tIn " ana ~'es bottles more effected PERFtCI
luke ald restored me To sa0d htdik
FOURTEEN WITNESSES
The above facts are certified to by DoCT T. WILttENa
Mr. Il. H. BROWN. ut Hest RonRs Rafi Messrs BIsStI
LEONARD, brugsi.ts. and ELEVEN oihsF vssp4u.s-i
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One Dollars Worth I
CANCERoUs scRoFuLAl

How much CANcER-how much SYPHILIs-how pn,tph
SeNoFCLA-wll CRs Dollars ruth Of BraRfs PURIFIER
cure Head the following statement which Il speeilva
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
pyspepsia-sour stomach !

Africa, Geuesee Co, February |, leB.
m. I, WALLACE L CO--fieHHtmeE: | was, for niOla
than yeur, Inflicted with disease of the stomach eoala
not eat fat greasy without causing great paia
sickness, and vomiting and continually afflicted so
stomach l. us ml experiment, tried bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter disappointment easnd
crcd he usual pain after eating therefore used soeouA
bottle, which hus completely cured the disease. nov
pa!ned, or the stomach becoming sour.
:" Yours respectfully, T. 8. WILCOX
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and al Impure chronic disszss sJ ss IGea q. v,w. -
bv RRANT'S EXTRACT -

IN%E5Il fEAS--Just foas..el .s4s.n h, a.
H. nor a'Vor; a M Of ricl will raise tne
spirits Wany OH L AZ. 10 be hq,l NJ
OGfnbei :. 1851 N'FADDEN'a Z
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Worse than Hopeless :
FOURTEEN WITNESSES
CANCERS CUnED.

, me above ihcts are certified to by D0CT T. WILLIAMS
LEONARD, Druggists. and ELEVEN ofhsF vszs4a,s-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

because One BOais Of il has more medical urarSs .,,
W H. ana IN consequence aiseass "a much ~
Hi4e than 9as b0iie Of any other medicine
u then, one BgtLs Of BRANrs PuHtEIER will eurs p,,rs
TINES more diseHse thnn boale of sarsaparf1. :
hRANTs PURIFIER" would he cheap a iasr dellnrs
poue ] as sarsafariHa at ois dollar. Bun BRANTs luRL
hotte ol has cured aud capable Of curing Fosr 7s
rs ch disease as one bottle Of sarsahari therefore, ssr
sapHra m consequence OF its less power sud less medical
eihracy should uu sold than 7rcRr Fire ObsAe
per bottle to be ckedg ms the puRrFIKn at on NALL
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

sRN AnefRe IN every respect; an there 10 nhuDdns
ptooi IN great crcs effected. tt one BOITiE II IL cnu
tshs moTe purifying hcang vte and nsrdaal poy thnu
t1Ie s S.nsed IN -Four Battles Of any sarsayaria or any
o"T hafathtae That has been offered fo sale Thar
uhoubied proof ia pamphlets that by the use Of tS
great tHa'aa FlT5iT. lcy hs we're DYiNa vet LItn.-
tney uid were LANE and cHtrPLED can now WALEthsv
t we're SICK seHofCLoUs, and oiherNse diseased nave
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

THIS BALSAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS in The LINES
sd eiseyer Internally certainly and easily az he PuRiFY
NC EXTRACT cures and he1s ulcers ernaAV This Basa
cures MISE cases OF Cough and Consumption out of TEN
all other remedies have Ja2eS Ia do good '- ai'e'
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NURSING SGRE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA. a..

- i" BYRON, GENEsEE Co., N. Y, Ost 10 IsS1.
"Messrs NJ. I. WALLACE CO.: Some time lani Win,ns
my wife became deb.aed from the effects OF LnosyrAas
and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could m her child or pl
form amy household labor Her medical varied
according 10 the advice and prescriptions most emnsi
physicians until skill exhausted in eors Sha
became very ekeleton, that the commenced a.
KING rdnfs Medicine she weighed than eiRhty.hVa
pounds but by the time she had taken bof becnEna
perfectly we'll The cure is perfect that enabled
10 90 az necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
HG ausl four weeis.
" Yours truly, C, b. OALENTlNRp
The render win observe that Mr. GALENrINR aaya ev
sElLL He we are informed by Z. TERRY, ESQ, sf Ne
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sgEE.GtE'E's SALE

a. lLk Lace atI Frtse a te chee,. c4sh star,
~ II $40 F'VFLL and CRAIIl. Y
Oct %
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSIN

cures rp many Of the strongly Married and dersDS ,
FuLMoSARY CoSsu sPTioNro Uad5uJca cases Of pler9
Cd aRd diseased LuNGSsuc cases MS ,yere meyer
before cured l any Other medicine ucv honss ,Seys
some q e icied persons, TO have been prDnce M
pssteatAs nhd friends 70 be ACTUALLY DYING Sp,pc
had ter bfiacothes made have been cured and Vel live
well and hearty they ever were ~ 49, ''" 10
~ ~ ile cleansing and purifying virtues nearly "a
e""efiui und active as ihe preparation Which wo call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20
ESTATE OF MARTIN McsRACKE,

II - y VF VI NJ IT NGuNAUNEN.
NOTICE is to,eby given, thai tie subscriber.
1 " shppoi1.ed Mt the November FERN, 1850
o, the CourI OF Common tlcas of lIaIr' son CO :,
Chic, administrator with tie viii annexed ut
the estate Of Muthu McCmckrn, decd, hate
pt Harrison cont, ! All prtsous knowing Clcnr.
selves indebted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment, aud those hayirg
claims will present them, daily aulhentra'rd,
ior settlement within ono wear from this date
.as VIM. McCRACkEN. Administrator
Nov 20. 1859. 4wsa ~. -.
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CONSUMPTION.
a DYING WOMAN CuRE7,

W sthle MS cure, 10 prove the POWER TO SAVE LIFE when
ials bALSAM used, even ner the person is considered bu
paBc"Rs ana friends 10 he in the iast sIqe of drgscnc,pl
pT5TG, IN this case SO FAR GONE, nat STROUD and
tee'e bona For the particulars of this case
a ee respectable and 7oHbied pyoof Of all the circumsnces
eld ihcis, we refer PAMPHLETS
Ills cure was effected Mrs. ZlBA DYKFNAN or p,u,
toq hPf, Saratoga County, N y We can prove Ieyond
uul many others almost equy hopeless and en-
sea OF CoHRs and Consumption CURED which ,vera -
n0nncei iacatable bK skill Ell pnYslcr,Ns ~ N ~
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LlVER-COMPLAlNT !!

Dr NATHAN HUBBARD Of Stamford oonR one Of ~
oldest and most respectable physieds afflicted y ID
Itrcr C0nr0ini many years perfectly cured bH Hss
BRANI'S PURlFYfNG EXTRACT. We could name haa
dfeds of other cases, also Cared 81
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Bnc Ahin EllnnInls

DLtE, Brown nd Red colorcd Dor SRx
i - FLANNELs, superior Bleache,l do, gust Ie-
ceived ana for sale cheap hy
nov 20. 1859. WEIGH & PHILLIPS
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND cOMpl ANTS

No remedy offered to the public us been half
and cGecHd IN rego,iRg tire Incidental ,eeakats aud
re9Riayiifs of the BRhST's FuLaokARS BALsAM
makes difference whether the be s1pprsasA
ercess, other geabHeSSif REGULATES ALL y sfreRgk
Tag the SYSTEM cyaitHg he CIRCULATION, and sopNg
lldEiAg NERVOUS .IRRi1ABILl1Y. FE~ See paniphetG
CHANGE OF LIFE,
from the girl TO the w9mdH, and the middle sgtr
Is accelerated and the other gradually prstscd
10 prevent any Of The tti disease that frequently
sequence Of such chuugc
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20
CONSULTATION

y ~ Ihislaizet and civilized countries, hns eausnf
proportion OF deaths than any other malady that al crs
hhlta niy ana until within few years here las not
h any CERTAIN Tse3y sop tie devastation Vi tsf de.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
MONROE w APD

The superintendent of the election in Monroe Ward
would respectfully suggest to the voters thereof the
cessty and proprey of their voting early in the day
as heretofore, when from want OF time and the large
vote to be taken, it will be impossible to get through
without the greatest hurry and confusion, which it de-
srabe to avoid Its therefore earnestly hoped that the
above suggestion will be attended to.
Wednesday morning, April 3d.
10" An adjourned meeting of the Wing voters 10 the
county of Henrco will be held at the Courthouse of
the county on Monday the 9th March, at 10 O'clock to
nominate candidate to represent the county in the next
session of the Legislature of Virginia. 1t is earnestly
hoped that every Wing voter in the county will be pre-
sent. By order of the Chairman
S. MeRAE,
April 3D. 1850. j. H. GILMER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
Mr.. Kings Report ON California.

This document which we are now publishing,
will well repay perusal. Presenting that the gold
region was what every reader was most anxious
to hear about, we began at the end and gave, n
Mondays paper, Mr.. Kings remarks on that sub
ject. The mind loses itself in speculation and
conjecture, in endeavouring to contemplate the
probable results of California gold-getting. If
Mr. Kings opinion of the aurferous character of
the quartz rock covering the foot hills of the Ser
ia Nevada, and his estimate of the quantity of gold
likely to be obtained by the diggers, washers and
miners, approximate the TRUTH there must take
place new order of things in the commercial
world. The most obvious views seem to be, that
the relative value of gold must be diminished and
an era of wild speculation and high prices must
occur. But tive shall not attempt the solution of
this important problem. In our judgmentits one
of as great consequence as ever presented itself
to the consideration of men of business.
In the opening part of Mr.. Kings report, which
we inserted yesterday, the reader will have seen
lucid narrative of the events which led the Cali
fornians to organize form of State Government
Mr.. King repeats, what he had before publicly as
serted, that he had no communication with Gen.
Riley before the General issued his proclamation
of June Sd, l849, calling upon the people TO elect
delegates to convention. The steamer which
bore Mr.. King reached San Francisco on the 4th
of June, and did not touch at Monterey. We OBJ
serve statement, copied from the New Orleans
Delta, representing, on the authority of gentlemen
in that city, that when the steamer, on which Mr..
King was, touched at San Diego,a messenger
bearing dispatches for Gen. Riley left the boat,
and proceeded overland to Monterey, in time to
reach there before the Sd of June. We are not
satisfied of the correctness of this statement, but
if it were true, it would in no manner impeach
the account given by Mr.. King, nor would it show,
what it is evidently meant to imply, that Gen. Ri
ley's resolution to call popular convention to form
State Government was taken in consequence of
instructions in the dispatches, The movement
for such a convention had already originated with
the people, and we have no doubt that Gen. Riley
acted in conformity with what he knew to be the
earnest desire of all.
In reading Mr., Kings remarks on the climate,
SOIL productions, and commercial resources of
California, we are struck with the value of the
facts he has ascertained, but not not with his euci
dations of their causes. 1t is evident from his
unphilosophical language concerning the atmos-
pheric phenomena of the country especially, that
heis not very familiar with scientific subjects
Still, the report embodes great amount of salts
factory and important information, and will be read
everywhere with interest
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNT.

The Counous inquirer, Of Tuesday the 26th inst,
contains the following particulars:
STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-"Just as we are going To
press learn that the H. s. Smith Which let
here on Sunday evening for Apaachicola, took fire
about thirty miles below this city and was entre-
ly consumed. She had on board about one thousand
Our informant who escaped from the Boat, was no,
able TO state whether any lives were lost owing to the
fact that some OF the crew and passengers escaped to
the east and some to the River and there had been
leaving Wewill when We learn them, give full par
ficulars.
Private letters received in Augusta tGa)ou the goth
u announce the lost offoe Iipes by the above mel
anchoy casualty The insurance offices in Augusta lose
$4,000 by the destruction ofhe cargo of the Steamer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
From the Home Journal.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION.

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
"a song for our banner w-The watchword reca
Which gave the republic her station:
Omitted we standardized we tall'-
ltmade and preserves us nation
The union of lakes-the union of lands
The union of States none can sever
The union of hearts-the union of hands
And the Flag of the Union forever
And ever!-
The Flag of our Union forever
What God in his infinite wisdom designed,
And armed with republican thunder,
Not all the earths despots and factions combined
Have the power to conquer or sunder
The union OF lakes--the union of lands
The union of States none can sever
The union OF hearts-the union of hands
And the Flag Of the Union forever
And ever!-
The Flag of our Union forever!
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoMEN.-An Act has passed
the New York Legislature, the first section of which
runs thus.
When any deposit shall be made in any savings bank
or institution by any female being hereafter becon-
inga married woman, in her own name it shall be law
to paw back to such deposor suchum or sums as may
be due such female and the receipt or accquittance OF
such depostor shall be sufficient legal discharge to
the said corporation there tor.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

POSTPONEMENT.-A the request of several
gentlement the meepg appointed for Mr. Crane at the
African Church tonight, will be postponed until to-
place. app
~ Mr. AueUsr has been invited to address the
meeting ap
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

[FoR THE Times.
Messrs Editors.-Our citizens being about eecting
new Common Council from whom much will be expec-
ted in the way of economy and reducing the
taxes of the city, which one of the objects of
the petitioners Tor the amendment of the city charter
sons to I'll the different t'' Offices 'i in their gift Tbepe
which, from the rapid growth of the city, requires
experienced and competent engineer or city survey
or, tor which situation E. H. Gill, Esq, whose services,
ifavaiable would be an acquisition not easily procured,
his experience being extensve-having acted assis
tant engineer laying off the modern portions of Phil
adephia ECONOMY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

ANOTHER HORSE THIEF.-The Mayor of the city re-
ceved Geographic despatch from Petersburg yesterday
morning. apprising the police of this city of the circum
that white man had stolen horse in that town
Monday night about one o'clock. We trust the thief
may visit the city, and thus enable the police here to
recprocate avours with their vgilan friends in Peters
burp.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
Do NOT DESPAIR.-We saw thisto all thos4

Do NUI DESF AEK.-We say THIS 70 all those
who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornament
the hair. Although you may have tried all other
medes in vain, if you have not yet used JULES
HAUEL'S EAU LUSTRALE HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE there is still hope for you. This is the ne plus
ultra Of all preparations for the restoration of the hair,
when lost from the effects ofsckness, other 1t
will positively bring in hair bald heads, and
prevent its falling out becoming thin. Its will
mpar to the harshest hair the most beautiful and silky
neness, making it grow long, and giving the most
ed by all who have used it, to be not only without an
equal but far superior Ito any article for the purpose
ever offered to the public. Jules Haues Eua Lustral
Hair Restorative has obtained popularity never
yet reached by any other preparation for the hair.
This proved only by the large quantity which is
sold, but by the fact that some despicable persons
adopt the for their articles in the hope to
induce the public to purchase them, under the impress
sion that they getting the genuine. Therefore,
should purchase article of the kind, without, it has
m mi aft
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
CITY AFFAIR y.

WARD ELEcTIoNs.-The annual election for Council
men and Aldermen, takes place in the different Wards
to-day. We anticipate a spirited contest in Monroe
Ward, at least, and speak under advisement when we
say that if voters desire to give full expression to their
wishes, they should go to the polls early
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

For THE ZINES
Go to the Polls one and all and cote early
We are happy to announce the nomination of our es
teemed and worthy friend. Henry Exal for Councilman
OF Madison Ward. Mr. E. resides in the centre OF the
Wards noted for his business habts-a man fun
firing energy and industry Such the men we want
and we have no doubt but Mr.. E. will receive warm
support. MANY VOTERS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

The late snow storm, whishscovered the earth
with snow to the depth of fo6l6r five inches 1--WE
cannot think it nine as some have sai extended, as
welearn, to the Southern tier ofcountes. At Dan
vile, in Pittsylvania county, the snow is reported
to have been not less than six inches Deep In
Charlotte county, friend writes us that the depth
was five nches-the same in Prince Edward.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03
MONROE WARD

Dmmock has consented that his name may be used in
connexion with others for seat in the Council, His
known abilities point him out especially at this time,
when the Gas Works to be erected, as proper
person to elect from that Ward. COMMITTEE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

HORSE SroLKN.-We learn that horse saddle and
bride, belonging to Mr.. George Howard, were stolen
yesterday morning about sunrise from the neighbour
hood OF the Old Market House. Several persons tes-
titled to having seen negro mounted on the
horse. Dilgen efforts made to arrest the fellow.
but without success
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

HENRIoo CoUNTY.-The Wings OF this county meet
at the Court House in this city, on Monday the 9Th
nst-no Wednesday, the 10th, as enormously stated
yesterday-for the purpose Of nominating candidate
to represent the county in the next House OF Dele
gates
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-03

New ORLEANs.-The Legislature of louisa
ma has passed law, providing new constitution
or charter for the city of New Orleans. 1t throws
the whole city under one government, which is to
consist of Mayor, two Recorders, one Treasur-
er, one Comptroller, one Surveyor, one Street
Commissioner, one Chief of Police, Board of
Aldermen to be styled the City Council, and as
many subordinate officers to be appointed by said
Council, as may be required for the administration
of municipal affairs. The city is divided into
three sections, the limits and boundaries of which
are precisely those of the several municipalities.
There are nine municipal districts corresponding
to the representative districts established by the
Constitution.