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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSES COuPANy

BhUOkI4YN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS called to the Brooklyn Fireproef Warehouses
At the Point opposite New Oreuns o the receipt Produce
from the West and Jhcrehandise from the North intended
ior resipment Having 1900 feet frontage on the River
with whaTyes in front of the Warehouses, by which goods
are Immediately coagesed without drapage or exposrt
tae oeGt ample room will be found for the discharging o
St6aDrS and loading OF Ships Charges fixed at very
low rates per tariff and every accommodation offered to
Merchants in the City and Shippers in Ire Upper Country
being the wish of the Company equal the conyeence
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York,
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise
yed to visit the premises Uce corner Of Magazine and
Ldtcgette streets, .Neu Orleans.
T. ]. CASEY, Secretary
Staut0n & Co, R. r. Nichols = n93 an
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rs, sHRURBERY AND TTBEs-For a

PLANTS, EHRURBERK AND TREEs-For SaIs,
sss. The undersigned has lately erected new lSl9ka
#NT1SA REEN HQUSE L on Latapete ST., rsSs5<yeS
opposite the Odd FolOHs' Hal ard La. SssSgA
NsSY tayette Square, wherein will be sold nil ~
~. kinds of PLANTS, such Roses, Camelias, OF
IVY varieties Gefaniuis Azaia EvergTeens and Trees of
AZ descriptions besides great collection Of Exodcs from
Mckee, Brazil New Holland, the Indies aud Chnaaud in
fact his Establishment contains greater variety Of Plants
than any other in the United States, and has heun under
great expense, to make ii worthy of the patronage has
Sereolofe enjoyed. Mr. Bach has engaged Mr. ELY as
SALESMAN, whose long experience and knowledge IN the
business will ensure that no exeFtion on his pa
saa 81 pl oe wanted to give every information the
other establishment sell them IT, Orders punetually
hled and sent to the STEAMBOATS, or Houses otoa
nu Sm John Nj RAifH
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DOCTORs RANNTNG AND MILEs.

DOCTORS BANNING AND MILES,
III AVE taken convenient PRIVATE PARLoRs at the
EERANDA, where they ask to be sons9ted g5stIt;
topqslg relative TO the of BANNlNG'S BODY
hAcs for the auxiliary relief Of geaknes Of the Vocal,
FunOnary, Digestive, Female, Spinal and Nervous System
- re @ case OF both ladies and gentlemen; but particularly
i e cases Of weakness and spinal detormties
srn, ladies', and sedentary gentlemen in tins climate.
Ihe common ese principle which these apparently dis.
connected affections relieved by the Brace That
uy consist ln mechanical displacement and not primarily
diseased condition Of the internal organs, caused BY bad
posture and weakness OF the surrounding muscles which
tho4d preserve them supported and place explaining why
msdieine has relieved tits class of weakness Z
zd That thai support which eectualy and naturally
Ioes the lost upward bearing Of parts, removes the
rlsses the symntoms, and places queus upon the
'Ag uepees which intercept the Of medicine
9n ms the Bruce nccomplhes In manner wholly imita-
1--we M H Haa eooeonaai with natural actions Of the body first
py hy supporting the lonE the weak part of the back
Rasng 9r"nr % nnderthe shoulder, thereby balancing the
Ilef upoh the hodv axis secondly, BY lifting but COM
pressing tue sunken abdomen, thereby taking undue weight
from the vessels oil the lower eXamties and oFsnns of ihe
lower Douy and also removing dragging from the parts
aOoYe Hereby actually expanding the waist and chest and
the whole body by the consequent upward and
oaWerl Draeing OF the supported organssn action and pri
cple ene different from that Of shoulder braces
removing all desire Tor, OF pIoprety in their use ~ THE med
cal profession are invited 70 call. T., - -
~ PaIoS open for the reception of Isdiss ftnn 1 a
n toI N, dantlemen VIII be waited upon from 3 to
,. NJ tsEnse attendants uppn ades, rs If
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TTNE subscribers Agents Tor the Manu- factueFs have con-
stanty on hand and ready orders Tor every
variety and style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
GoopYEARs and other Patsts, such Capes, Pouches
Leggings and Clothing of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds Pillows, Life PreserSers, Camp Blankets, Tents
knapsacks Gnh Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
Packing, Mil and Gin Bands, Hose and every o,her article
made of India Rnbber warranted of the best quality, and all
Factory Prices Aso-Always hand large
OF SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., ETC., al their
Saddey Warehouse Nos q and BY Common street, Second
oots ,'O''' N''''' SMITH & BROTHER.
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inlsNAC nii NIliis,....

CoLEMAN's PATENT UNDULATORY MILLS.
MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, Of superior work.
VI nahshp, and the best materials FRENCH BURR
ial9 E. J., HART & CO., 70 Tchouptoulas st. &
tR Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Cora Nil offered in this or any other market wond do
well to call and exasine these Mills before purchasing else
where, have supply hand of the various sizes TO
sui! Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from al 100 10
5000 and warranted TO perform the satisfaction the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

FArLuRr IN Nav Yokk.--Ths Express, of ihs
9Th inst, saysi
Al large house In Wall street, extensively en-.
gagged IN gsoeks, failed ta meat is engagements -.
day, The hssyy npsfAiois N Harlem Stack with
slly u delivering W uas, hAs saasea sAis sssalt"
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THE PE0PLE's BILL POsTElI.

Z. 81 ICf1fsiSfs.
4 STAND ALONE, and still a candidate for the peO
4 pies BILL POSTING. Thankful 10 those who got
elected and those WHO did Tor the liberal patronage they
gave would wish 10 inform them. and all the world
general that ready at all hours post their bills dis.
ubue them Orders eit at the following places viii be
tended TO: Crescent Office SO St Charles billiards. o.
tee, B Camp street, Delta Office liz Poydras street; Plea.
Tune Job Qiee ~ bank Place; Picayune Cotiee-house,
st. Charles and Poydras sts
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FIFTY DUIIlAItS HEN AID,
STOLEN on the might of the Isl ins, Double Backed
- OLD WATCH netiium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinknan X Collin,
London, No 25O9.-on the outside is ngTayed with
the initials 3. VIZ AlsO-a GOLD C ii AIN, &,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward viii be given, and questions asked any
who will return the said Watch and Chain the
0tice Of the Yerandah Hotel, or to
uq g. NnI.FF Is (stav.er street.
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u- Sscoad lieut. Felix Grandy MssOn has
resigned his commission in the Mafins corps which
was accepted by The Secretary Of the Navy 90 'Es
has heen practsed BY this uisn, Allei ingtatiekns
himself into several sssocianeas, BE turned :, e
account by swindling many Of onf etixens and nas
hed 10 parts unknown. abandpping bic VIE gag
shildtea to The charities 81 Poflamnal 20
ETSsveral iscsllGlsig ais~sssal l'ass hssI aszss
sa Ags Nosislk. Vs.
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LUMBER JUST RECEIVED.
s(n0n FEET LOCUST TIMBER;
OVUU 20 M MAHOGANY LOGS;

5000 EEEI Io MId6GHSTE t;3cHsT TEInMRERi Ena!s3
SO ajsgeg HiCk4RY, for Axlss, ele.;
SsH / Fl ssh
yop6 s ct 'Af s ssfafp ii pRAdb sf saERhS @ s'
WlNEH'S CANADIAN VEkMIEUGE.
fEaEaTeD fEaEa sas and dPRsELT eseas sey &EGEWAs6fk "a 6k
fact established beyond the shadow of doubt by the
ss Fl @ ssa oe
Teaicie are esgsed 5y worms and thousands Of children
known attributed to something ese various are the
worms but experience has proved them all more or less ne
iectual the end however, has at length been attained and
wbeys bsy Hsye exed bs son bS
The testimony of the physicians and respectable
nui''0ua WinePs Il in sGsp Canadian lS'Vss Vesrnuse.
a. ang o f 8 oe "a % na sb e sn
OF worms in the bowels follows; the eounenance
the eyes heavy and dull the breath ftd the upper lp
swollen, itching IN the nostrs which causes the patient to
awakening great fright and is liable startng and grind
soeme s ss m s S ma Ssas
70 he following certificates. numerous Others might be
added, but II believed that these sufficient establish
the fact that Wiuer's Canadian Yeriinge superior
Medical Evidemee.
We, the undersigned having frequently Administered
mated J. Winers Canadian Yerminss' and beng fully
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend it safe
Intestinal canal. G. O'REILLY,
Lcentate oil the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lonon ETC.
From the Reu. !. Flanagan, Of BisbroOk, C, III
j. WINER-Sir have made trial of your Canadian Yer
mltuge and with the most happy results In my ownfamily
and IN every case at has come 70 my knowledge the expu
nge and every here prefers any other as its effects
certain, anu children take readily, which
great point gained In giving medicine to children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July TO- 1S45 JOHN FLANAGAN.
GsY Physicians generally Winers Canadian Yer
miiuge. This medicine simple vegetable preparation and
always be administered with perfect safety and conf.
dence the result will always destroy worms and
restore the patient 10 HEALTH
~ Over one thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents from planters, merchants and physlan bearing
tiInony to the efficacy of this infalble remedy.
siR Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by John WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West, and
JOHN WINER Il Co., So Maiden Lane, New York, sole
proprietOrs for the United States
tF Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Manufacturer prices
by J. WRIGHT x co. 1S1 GRANTEES STREET, NeA5
Orleans. Ja2l -3md& w
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Lowss TARPAuLIss, SADDLE . Ass. TENTS,
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, for sale by
fyl0 SMITH & BROTHER, b Common q.
sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
esyE5 : Il. Nos. so AND 81 CoMAOEst- ca
sssBss{ u iii We are now opening and Tecey-
CO Ling fresh supplies, by every ar
va 70 large and complete assortment of SADDLES
and SADDIsERY WARES: Bidlea Filings; Whips;
HARNESS ol all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimmings;
Leather aud Findings. Also, MILL BANDS OF Gum
Elastic, Gutta Pecha and Patent Stretched Ieaer Ola
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India RIB
Der Leggngs, CiOting, ETC. Nlh every neT a5ice
IN our line, % which invite the attention q our friends
and the public SMITH B. BROTHER,
octs % and 50 Common ST.. "a door from Magazine.
sADDIERF AND INDIA-HuBBER GOODS.
rE-A We have on hand large CHsSssS \ "
t1ssSfA TBeuf OF all kinds Of Iilsse1A=4==44AS
g 1A& INDIA RUBBER GOODS, ..liNfSttsA u tEAA
= suitable for persons geing 10 Cali a1Ez<zA.{skS
.1rie, such as Beds Pillows Blankets, Leggngs, Cloaks.
Pouches, Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cnps, Bags,
India Rubber Cloth, and Tents
ALSO
- A complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, al Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
priees. tE Country Merchants and Sadles be
piled with every article in lire. ~ Orders put up
w.la sai dw 5scomhon g. h9sEoSa 8. M Il Cana 81
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SADDLERY. ETC.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
GSADDLES, BRIDLES, BITS, STIRRLPS, etc., Of
= sysTy .dsscdPdoa .INDlA RUBBER k.s-aA
CLOTHING OF all kinds. AIR BEDS, EIL- ESffa|ttA
Lowss TARPAuLIss, SADDLE . Ass. TENTS,
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, for sale by
fyi0 SAIITHf& BROTHER, 81 Common St.
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COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
FsNlIE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
No. l9I TckonpitoHLds street. near the corner -.
ei Julia street, known the Mechanics' and fam
OFaYmen's Retreat, together with the HoUsE- N;,,
noLD FuRNITURE belonging to the same. The AA4sH
hoase ! doing good bushes Is II good location for
For particulars apply the premises or 10 B. Gi1LO0LY
at The corner OF ST Joseph and Tehoupitoulas
N b. The House is offered log sale in consequence of the
osrer having coffee houses. i31 II
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CROChERf, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
) AMI Ell E.. MOORE, az Camp Sffcet,
D1 Imports and has constantly for sale, reasona T.
f7l bic pricess WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, large s3Is
49, assortment Of Common and Fine CROCk-R ~
S3 cry, English aud French CHINA, Cut and ~
Moulded GLASSp ARE, TaAks Cutlery, Britannia
Hare. CastOrs Lamps, japan Trays, Table and Tea
spoons, ETC. gc. ~ Goods packed insure safety
any par of the Country.
y Also semi 10 city purchasers. di 6m
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r 4. BlARD, .4actogecr aad Appraiser, No. 10
-. Banks Arcade. New Orleans. oil
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

A WEFBERDY, Ship Broker, as Poydras street,
"A. New Orleans. iaf6 ly
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PRIVATE BOARDING., -. No. 16 Natcllez 81
MISS ANN HALLETT, Gate of the FRasKbtS
lHk HOUSE, Mobile, begs leave inform her Friends -
and tue Public that she has opened PRIH.dTE tfsf
BO4hDLgG H0USE, No. l6 ate he sir e ct ,AA.A
The House bus been newly furnished, and with Terms suit
the times and determination to make her Boardeis com
Portable. she hopes receive share of paonage nl2 Iy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-21
MINORITY REPORT.
BY MIR. Breck.

The undersigned, members of the select committee
of investigation in reference TO the claim OF the rep
rcsentativcs Of George Galphin, not concurring in
portions Of the report Of the committee, and more
especially in so much thereof as relates 10 the al.
lowance Of interest said claim, beg leave 10
submit the following embracing their views in
regard to that question:
In the examination Of this question IL is deemed
important 10 inquire
LIST. Whether, in view Of the peculiar character
and merits Of this claim, justice and equity re-
qured that interest should be allowed; and, If so,
ID Whether the act Of Congress Of August, l54s,
authorized its payment.
The facts of the case arc 40 fully set forth in the
report Of the committee that a minute recapitula-
ton Of them IL not considered necessary. Some OF
the most prominent and material will only be no
uced
Il appears that, in l713 the Creek and Cherokee
Indians ceded by treaty TO Great Britain, in pay
ment OF debts due by them 10 certain licensed In
dian traders, among whom George Galphin,
about two millions aud half of acres Of very val
liable land IN the then colony Of Georgia.
The aggregate amount Of these debts was about
forty five thousand pounds sterling Great Britain
accepted the trust and undertook 70 dispose Of the
land, and TO apply the proceeds, after defraying
the expenses incident 70 the negotiation Of the
treaty and theexccuton Of the trust, 10 the pay
ment Of the debts, and, should they prove insuff.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-21
From Texas.

By the arrival of the steamship Galveston, Cap
tain PLACE, the New Orleans Crescent has Galveston
dates TO the 10th instant.
There was large meeting at Galveston in re-
ference TO the projected Brazos canal. The charter
was read, and $4,000 stock Immediately sub
scribed- 5000 additional was added on the next
day.
The Brazos river was still high and fears were
entertained of an overflow.
In regard TO the corps, on the upper BRACES, we
have the most doleful accounts. Continued wet
weather, frost, &c. has caused sad loss this season
in the most productive sections of our State
There were ten deaths in Galveston during the
week.
Eagle Pass, on the Rio Grande, about $50 miles
west Of San Antonio, has been awakened with the
spirit Of American progress since the occupation by
troops and settlers Of the United States. The
Western TsIan contains letter, giving descrip-
ton of the place, from which il appears that great
inducements are held out to settlers, not only in
the beauty Of the situation pcasantness Of climate,
and superior health, but the facilities for building
trade, &c.
The H'estern Tszan (San Antonio) says that a
tribe OF Camanches arrived in that ncighborhood
on the 22d ultimo. They numbered one hundred
and three, including thirty squaws and children.
Buffalo Hump was at their head and they were all
well armed. They protested peace and wanted TO
get permission 10 hunt mustangs the Nueces.
They said that they wanted to see the "Bg Cap
tain,' General Brooke,) at San Antonio, TO have
"talk." strong escort has been sent down
with them TO that place, and they will, after the
"talk," be sent Immediately back.
number of the Seminole Indians, who had
emigrated from Florida 10 the Indian territory on
the border Of the Arkansas, are now in the vicinity
OF fredericksburg. Among them is the we'll known
chief, Wild Cat, who played conspicuous part in
the Florida war. Also, Gopher John, the inter
prefer The latter IL a negro who was taken bv
the Seminolcs from the whites, and, we understand
served as interpreter for General Worth with the
Indians.
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HAYTr.-Thc brig Jeander, of Boston, from Cape
Haytien, brings dates 10 I'd inst. The captain re-
ports three American ships Of at Port au Prince
viz: the Albany, the Germantown, and the steamer
Vixen. The officers Of these vessels had visited the
Emperor at the palace. Their opportune arrival
will tend 70 hasten proper settlement of the mat
ters in dispute between the authorities of Cape
Haytien and Mr. Wilson, the consul. who was at
Port au Prince for that purpose.
The most important announcement by this arr.
val is, however, Of the repeal Of the noted monopoly
law; 50 that the commerce Of the island IL again
restored 10 proper basis Following 20 close upon
the visit Of the American men war, IL is to be
hoped that our Government will see the import
ance Of the occasional presence OF an armed vessel
there.
The following IL the ordinance repeating the mo-
nopoly law:
Ordinance Just received from Port au Prince, mod
flying the tariff, and providing for ifs abolition otter
JIlu I, Is50-From and after July I all monopoly
ties and fixed prices TO be abolished, and every
one allowed to buy and sell on the best terms he
can make for himscf On and after that date, all
the above rates and prices and shall remain
tirely abolished. On and after that date the gov.
eminent will pay for it's fifth Of the coffee at the
market rates. when these not above 40 per cent
which IL fixes nj its maximum price. Till then, 80
continues the ma rimum.
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Nbf,oOo "
GEO w. CRAWFORD,
Agent, SC, &c.
WAsHISoTos CRY, March 2, 1850.
Approved: MILLEDGE GALPHIN,

GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Agent, SC, &c.
wAsHISoTos CRY, March 2, 1850.
Approved: MlLLEDGE GALPHIN,
Executor of Geo. Galphin, decd.
Mrs. Ann Miledge, who received one third, is
the widow and executrix Of John Miledge, whose
first wife was the daughter of George Galphin.
The relation of Millcdge Galphin TO George Gal
phin has been previously stated 10 be that Of a
grandson.
The committee have thus performed all the duties
imposed on them by the House, excepting those
which relate TO the payment OF the principal and
interest Of the claim under consideration. On that
subject, they have to the conclusions ex-
pressed in the following resolutions, which they
recommend the House TO adopt:
LIST Resolusd, That the claim Of the representa-
tves Of George Gaphin not just demand
against the United States.
I'd. Resolved, That the act Of Congress made il
the duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 pay
the principal Of said claim, and il was, therefore,
paid "in conformity with law" and "precedent"
Sd. Resolved, That the act aforesaid did not au-
thorize the Secretary of the Treasury 10 pay inter
est on said claim, and its payment was not Gin
conformity with law" or precedent"
The statement Of facts contained in this report
was agreed TO by MIR. Burt, MIR. Brock, Mr.. Con-
rad, Mr.. Grnnell, Mr.. jackson, and Mr. King
and disagreed to in part by Mr.. Disney, Mr.. Fea-
therston, and Mr.. Mann. The first resolution was
agreed To by MIR. Burt, Mr. Disney, Mr.. Feathers
ton, MIR. jackson, and Mr.. Mann; and disagreed
TO by Mr.. Conrad, Mr.. Breck, Mr.. Grinnell, and
Mr.. King. The second resolution was agreed u
unanimously. The third resolution was agreed u
by Mr.. Burt. Mr.. Disney, Mr.. Featherston, Mr.
jackson, and Mr.. Mann; and disagreed 10 by Mr.
Brock, Mr.. Conrad, Mr. Grinnell, and Mr. King.
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Mr.. HALL asked leave 10 offer resolution, {
negotiate treaty with the Indian tribes Of Orego
for the extinguishment Of the title to their land
west Of the Cascade mountains, the order Of III
day for Tuesday, the 2lst instant. motion mad
by him 10 suspend the rules, that he might intro
duce the resolution, was disagreed 10.
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PROTECTION or FRONTIERS.
Mr.. BURT desired the permission Of the House
TO report from the Committee on Military Affairs,
bill for the protection Of the frontiers decreasing
the rank and file Of the army, and encouraging
enlistments.)
Objection being made,
Mr.. BURT moved suspension of the rules.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-19
Latest from Texas and Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. S.-Ga weston
dates of the Sd inst, say that decided
disposition is manifest to accept any hon.
orable proposition for the settlement oi
the boundary. 1t is supposed that the
Legislature will not adjourn until the fate
of Mr.. Pearce's bill is ascertained, unless
it adiourns TO re assemble on the lst De-
cember.
The papers say that the season is toe
late for troops marching.
At large Union meeting, held at
Houston, resolutions were adopted op-
posed to sending troops to Santa Fe, and
instructing county delegates to accept the
Congress proposition.
Dates have been received from the city
Of Mexico to the 10Th ult.
An extraordinary session of the Mex
ican Congress had been opened, during
which 1t was determined not to accept of
the resignation of the Minister to Wash
lngton, but leave Of absence was granted
TO him.
One of the insurgents at San Francisco
Belkam, has been defeated, captured anG
executed.
Tobaso's followers have been dispersed
and outlawed.
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Pursuant 10 The provisions Contained In the
10Th section of be act frst aforesaid. the judg-
es Of The aforesaid disfrieis shall respectively
take charge of the Certificate OF fstern of the
election of their respectise Districts. and pro-
duee them at meeting Of "0e Judge from each
district, at the Court House M the borough of
Ehensburg. on the third day after The day et
election, being tor the present year on FRI
DAY the / lin of OCTOBER next. then snJ
there to do. aud perform the duties required by
law OF SAID judges. lso, that wberesa Judge
by sickness or unavoidable accident, is unable
to attend SAID meeting of judges. then the GER
tihcate or Teturn afor esaid shall be taken
charge of by one of the Inspectors o. the clerks
OF the election OF said district, who shall do
and perform the duties required o.: said Judge
unablesto attend -
-Given under my hand at my Office. in Eb
ensburg, the ID day of September a. D. 1880
and of the Independence of the United States
of America, the seventy fifth.
JOHN BRAWLEY
Sheriff Of Cambria co. Ia.
Sherif1's Office, Ebensburg,
September I'd, 1850.