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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
F9RE FROM ULNDSOR TO NEW YORK
$685..


.IslRAINS leave Bratllrboro att a NJ aud
I - , Il, on the arrival Of the stages con-
Meeting with the Cheshire and Sullivan lail-
roads at Walpolc.
Passengers hy the fret Train leaving Wolfe
River reach marlborough in season for the
.3rv Train, Springfield NJ . 20 ", and pro.
coed then by tho EVENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford and New Haven, and New York
aud New Haven Railroads, arriving in the
City at lIP
Passengers leavirg Bratlleboro' by the 80
, 81 Train reach Springfield at 10 30 4 81, and
reach New York about 4'r ~
TlAp above will be found cnrAr, qurrR and
a oMr6RrAnLr UourE ftnm an parts Of YER
mont and Western Now Hampshire giving TO
travellers a complete LGnd Route and avoiding
entirely the dingcT6r the Sound. REruEv-
lNG, Passengers can leave New York by tbs
SAN Train of the New York and Now Haven
Railroad and reach Brattlcbgro' the same eve.
UrrTr urrrt-rr---A-A4--. 4a+nE 81 70 La l4EcE
the next day nt4 80 IN. Those leaving New
York by the - Train lodge either At
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
reach Wells River ne At day att 45 rM.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
first Train from BrattlebeEp- rcarh Providence,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, tie same evening,
and Buffalo the neat day Il pm.
JOSIAH HUNT. Supt c. r. n. X.
Northampton, May &, 1870 = G6s,stf
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WB&EGIEs

In this town, May 10, of lung lever. S1lss
.JESSErrE b. MARsuALL, daughter OF Mr. Ia,
lcb Marshall, OF Northumberland, n. H., aged
To-. %
In 'Peacham, April 10, Clarence, son OF
Chester and Roxannu E-EnX. lgcd II months
In 'Rycnatc, a ril LIST, julius Granville, Fon
of Granville c. Meadcr, aged years. .
months and 10 days.
In Peaohaun, May II, Mr. Theodore BlaDeh'
ard, aged 81 years
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MAJ sHAGg

At Derby Centre, May Z, by Rev-Dlr VOL
ley, Mr. Gilbert Dow, of Burlington, TO Miss
Mary Dow, of Derby.
Al Bath, May ~, by George Cutting, Esq
Mr. Lowell L. Frost aud Mrs Sophrona Chase,
both OF llaverhill.
Iuthis town, May 81, by Rev. Mr. Bond, Mr.
LEoNAup G. MoRRIs and Aliss Lucy H.
$50 y, both Of this town.
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L III Il G LED~O MAN.

LITrLE NfrrLEp.- Yulee Of the t,uaie,
and lnge Of the llouae-lwo hotspuu from
iho soglh-aro disturbed by the decisiye ao-
uaH Of he prompt and hahoal hero IL The head
lf he Government, g. arrest the progress OF
ihe buccaneers who have gone on the Cuban
expedition, Both gentlemen have Offered res,
oluuousln Congress upon che subject. II All
be- useless. A. wen might they undertake 20
move Voc highest m'uniliuin The world from
10 base hs o. move Gcu. Taylor from o pos..
ton when ho knows be- IL right bet The
howllngs Of thr South be- ever % loud bc will
ol'ayg hmly 90 guf ughliul position Of ncu.
lm!lly ln national adain So long 40 be- H.
President interpretations Vill be- allowed. ~ here
II isin hm power 30 stop them, 60 Uhto,ars"
fof the parposc ~ extending slavery, aud ere.
anhcIlog territory not justly ours The FOL.
lowing loot Of ycsscls ordered 10 sra, shows
how the administration view thc project Of
CELEBRATING Cuba"
~ The force ordered 20 the coast of Cuba
by the ffesident, consists Of the following yes.
Hclst
ssmnae, STEAMER, Capt Tatnull, guns.
vixen, &" IT. Cong Ward, 2 Il"
Water WnGh, It. Cong Totem, A."
Ratlan. fdgatc, Cart Page, 90 g.
Congress, IuTT - uU W
4 lbany ,Sloop ofwaT, Com r Randolph, -
Gcrmuuiown, C0m'r lowndes, % A"
Flint, schooner. It. Cong farnnd, .
40 q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

o. CoHsiitiiou in Canada, and more.
aeii FRA Lidclai Iuiou oThe Brush Prov.
Hoes. ToRoNro, Moy 9Th Tho Ccntral
Committee Of lhc Bnush American League
have Issued nm address Ia the people, Ia
which lhcy represent the duty of Canadians
to be to urge our Legislature 10y petition 10
p1sS an address To our gracious Sovereign,
and both Houses of Parliamentprayiug them
to authorize 10y an imperial net to the people
TO whom they profess to have already grant.
ed self government, liberty To hold general
convention of delegates for the purpose Of
considering aud preparing constitution for
The government OF the Province, and with
power Ia net ~ concert wnh delegates from
such of the other British Provinces IN North
America az mny h. drsirou- Of inruing
@ federal uuiau with Canada, such coustiIu.
ton TO be afterwards committed 20 the PEG.
pie for rnlliicauou.-Tr nreRfr.
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~ Caledonia
VOSEfu 7 FAIRBANKS, or ST Johns.
- bury, ~ the Dstrisi aforesaid, Guardian
unto Martin idr, Hiram Idle aud Em,ly ldc,
minors, end heirs of Russell Il. ldc, late Of
said ST Johnshury, deceased, respectfully rep.
tvrrntr thot - vvt.id tv H~''.f.---i e. 'i- .-,--
81 OF htu card ward TO cell the whole oiuoir
interest in the rcnl estate at winch the ,aid
Russell q ltr died -rrrd, (sh,ch has not
heretofore been s1id,) said real estate CONSIST
irh of a Plstur, aud Woodland IN said -
Johnshury. and bounded NorthcrlY by land
owned hy jason Brady, Eastcrly by lan6 own
ed Nv John SP1uldug and Patrick McMcnGs,
SouthcrY by land owned by said Nc Menus,
and Wosierly hl LAM. OLA ned los Ihds. Pierce
aud Nathaniel Goss, for the purpose or put.
ting Tho prucrcda Of yurh F1iC NJ IntCrrHt or
iuvcrttrv The same in stocks 81 al estate .---
T'tia- eail Guardian lhrrrl1s- ,pr1YE E1id Cunt
TO grant him License and authority 10 sell az
private sale or public auction, lhe whole Of
his Wards interest iu said real estate, ur1cca..
bly, to the Statute m such case made and pro.
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Holmans' Natures Grand Res
I q r u v c

q I u g
ENOR Dyspepsia, diseased Liver, Juundicc,
n Asthma, Pain in the Side, Shortncss OF
breath, Nervous complaints, .Costivcnrss, &c.
Thus incidence is warming and nyi-oratiag and
Is confidently beicvcd 10 bu tho hr-st rrrurriy
N use tar Tie above complaints IT,
J. Il" HOLMAN, Proprietor, Boston Mass
And sold by J G. BINGHAM
ST. J"hnsbuEy, May %, 1850 G69tf
1 HEREBh remit 10 my son, Elcnzer Smith,
the rcaiduc Of his time during his minority.
with liberty TO make contacts for himself aud
will claim none of his earnings nor pay any
of his debts hereafter. al persons ioM gororn
heRSstces aceordinrig JOHN SMITH
Sutton, May 10, l-5O 66qw3-
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgans.

PRIME tot nr i.adirs Shoes tsnmc n w
IA styles Caters, Misses Shoes, Mems and
Boys 5rogans aud Sfues--chcap, at
T. JEWETT & cos
Muy II, 1850, 66stt
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AnRIyAL At nALIFAN.

The Europa reached Halifax on Monday,
and her news was tclcfmpbcd to Boston,
Though later ihnn Ihe llibcruia, she brings
no news ofimportaneo. The Queen Of Eng.
land Is well, aud in lie EuropaS news no
mention Is made of my further urrcsJon 10
tie Royal FANNY since the birth orPriuce
Arthbr
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o. The lncoiocus OF Palirey's district, Al
a Convention holden at Cbnrlcstowu on tho
2lH, decided, 10y vote of22 10 Is, not to
nomuute a candidate for tho trial on the 97th
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
MOULD sTOVE POLIsH.

FNoR rendering Stoves and cd pipe perma.
= HrHi.y black This article requires dry.
ingfrvcrai days, when It fcHistH the action of
fire 'niIfciy, rH iust The thing Tor dressing
doycs or pipe for summer Sold hy
80 r. ! G BINGHAM
81 IohnlLuIy. May 92, lslO GGlf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

/ W "l1flnoHH, says Western editor
grows upon people. II begins IN eobweb5
aud ends IN chains
Mrs Hutchinson, II Atkinson, Me, Will,
~ NJ Of mental arrangement, outtho throat,
Of hcrsolt aud three children. Two o. rh'
children died almost immediately, aud it ),
supposed TINT neither he other nor Mr ~
can possibly recover
MosuHrsr 20 sns Wmeur The eiu
Iens of Wcybrdgo, (s,hs Wnghts native
town. are erecting splendid monument a.
/ he mem1y The main sbbhis 80 feet higb
a splendid Iiust 10 10 be- sct ia the rhaf,, about
/ " feet from the base. The esGmated otpense
10 5000 Allclnssel freely contribute 10 the
lr2prnse
GtfAr RartHosp FssTtyAr At BpmEC.
TOW About the snth ~ juno There b. r. b.
d great railroad celebration at Burlington, ia
eommemouron Of the opening Of the two
lines between burlington and Boston.
~ The somrCcntenlHl celebration Of tho
Niddlebuy College will take plsce on the
2ls, and 2gd days ofAugust neat Many dn.
unguished sPeakorgHrs to be present and par.
ue,pate in the eroIoisss.
HoaTorirHrc BrrH,-Te one bop to a
cats tail ind bet her swim through mill
pond. ITO be shaken before taken"
a. a young and beautiful dam.cl in Ken,
lucky not knowing which 10 prefer Of two
loyers, finally settled the matter by marrying
one and clipping with the other.
" The Cheshire Railroad Company, ~
u have reelected last years. Directors, and
autAaTilhed tie ,aaue oil Bonds 10 the amount
Of Si5o,oO at So per 100 aud 10 be redeem.
ed "a ten years. This issue will fee tie
Company from all ~ nosuog debts.
Po'r orricr Arrosrursrs- East Charles.
ton, Moses N. Melvin West Newport, Joseph
a ldc.
Hon. Luxe r, Poland, Judge Of the su.
prcmc Court, has removed his residence from
Worthwhile to St Johnsbury
u \ letter from Ennis, Ireland, states that
during the recent raysgci Of cholera "a that
district, whore the deaths in few weeks. a.
mounted 20 one thousand two hundred and
ttEty, not nHr uiernbrr of a frmpsraHrr sneirty
J,H a riciim.
CAS- ASp Conn, 10 the ticket for 1859 al.
ready nominated by the Cassyilla (Gcofgia)
Standard The editor makes the ,pfost-",
however, tLatthc nomination be ratified by a
National Convention,
~ l''tt Ct-Fl-es 4eE 4EsaN,---fAa Sheriff las
received the warrant Tor the execution Of
Pearson We understand That Mcssrs But. I.
Ter and Abbott, counsel for Pearson, viii 10.
lny move the Court for writ Of prohibition, !
ipun the Sheriff, TO restrain him f,om carry.
ng the sculcurrurtoCN execution. This IN IN
Ter the point of lnw which has been raised
" Them That "a condemned person has
1ght, at any itae ieithH gear, to-apply G,r
D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

md nominated Hon. UiHiam Johnston. of Gin
--rIL,Ii. II t;4yoIu1rl- fhttrwiug -rryrirr
ions, among others, were adoptcd;-
R,so'eed, by The Hhigs Of Ohio, IN Conreri
'on assembled, That we have urdininishrd
Confidence IN tho honesty, capnbillly aud pat-
nnism of President Taylor-riIat we heartily
approve oChis administration, and earnestly
commend II TO thcsupport Of The people orO-
no mud the Union.
R,,olred Tint we cordially Improve Of the
recommendation of President fayt0"s Mes,
sagc in favor OF The immediate admission Of
California, and Tint Congress should admit
the hcw Independent and dscon.
uJrtct witt my other rroto-itiet,. ---
~RcSoircd, That in all Territorial govern.
irrtrtS tIUruuttur Urganizrd 10y Congress, we
here rcileratc The principle declared NV the
Wing Stntc Convention of 1913 rhat there
snail bc neither Slavery nor involuntary Sur
wade therein, Otherwise than for the punish.
Fent OF crime"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE.
The Annual Meeting of the Cal, Co. Conics,
cncc Of Churches, will be held ut ST Johnshu.
~ Plain, commencing Wed May 2gth. at lOb
clock, a. M w. II BOND, See of Con.
St Johnsbury, May ldth, 1880.
-UuufrTuN 11Httf X 4 t;-tt. rurrri7r, ~
At market, 400 beef cattle, no Stores, %
pairs Working Oxen, 90 Cows aud Calves
GJO sheep aud lambs, and pas Swine.
Beet cnule-We quote extra at 1913; lst
quality, S6,oj, "a quality 1910 3d qualify, H.
7in5
Working Oxcn-55, s0,s5, 90
Cows and Calves -, ~, -, 81, %.
Sheep and Lambs-$3, $50, {. One lot'of
Lambs sold for $3.50 each.
Swinc--44 a 5ici retail "a &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

C4LIroRNIA EMiGRATIoN.--Fiity.si yes
scll have sailed for California since the 9Th
" April, six OF which were steamers. The
Hsea'ndrs now take the principal portion of
he passengers. The number Of vessels
winch have sailed for California from the At.
"n'ic coast since tho excitement first began
aes been about 1880
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

o. Nj ions WHIour, HE noted caterer
TOR Frcut public occasions, passed through
lawn, u irw days since, on hs way To Bur
lngiou, 10 make prcpumtous for the grand
Railroad celebration, which ~ To come OF at
llnt place on the 2jth ofJunc. The mann
ninth lent wlich lac pitches on such occn-
sions VIII hold, 1t ie said, ten Thousand per.
sons--ior whom he will hc ready TO serve up
u dinner in the best style, aud Of the first
quality The sumo tent can nlso he put in
rcqusirion for ga llltle Dance" IN the even
ing. An immense crowd will no doubt he
present at this cclcbra'ion--lhc largest prob.
abby ever assembled on n similar occa>iou.-
it,Li..-tit sl-as At VA Lt expeeia- - ihauaaHd
guests from Hoion,-l MIddlebnry Regis
teri
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

CAN,pA PLou0uINo MArcn.-Thc great
ploughiug untrh fufu prize or SlOO. cumr
of on FRIDAY ol last week, ucnr rhornhill, &.
w The competitors were the TURNER'S OF
Waugh aud Scarboro'. The Toronto Globe
publishes nn account ofjhe match Twen.
~ of the best plouphmcG of cach district
were selected 10 sustain the honor Of their
town. Some 1000 persons Witnessed the
iri1l; uuorg them wrs Lord Elgin The
match wos close, md sljercousidcrahlc dis
cusstpu, ihc Prize wa. awarded to Scnthoro'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
CoAT-MAKERs WANTED.

OK good COAT.MAkERs 55r wanted i'm,
- mcdiately by the subscriber Tho best uf
wages given, JOSEPH BOLES.
-. Johnsbury, MAY -. 1880. G61f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

DErENcr or CUBA.-The Spanish navnl
lotcc around Cuba at present is quite strong,
VIZ six frigaics, five wnr steamers, and Eve
,oops.of-wHr or other small vessels. On the
'land the garrison is .snid to amount to some
10000 mon, with the hourly expectation of n
reinforcement uf6OO0 more from Spain. The
troops on the island are understood to be
wen fed, and well clolhGG,nud well pnd; aud
Is thought, of course, well contonted aud
not likely to give any encouragement TO II
evolutionary movement like the one conlem-
particularly rrrrtstdr-tti,4t, ttetttet-
o. the garrison Is fresh from old Spain
Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

RECEIPTS o. BESEvoLENT SocrErms.
la" receipts, during the past year, ot the
pwippl religious and benevolent msulu-
g, whose anniversaries nrc hcing crlehrnl.
'I boo NV YORK, show Il gruuNlu increase
-yrr TrrUvTurry vrurv. ii'hr r--rrrnie - lt,rs.-
,-tt.f rititt t,,,ittt l,,il,.tl lire
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

,DNuoliCAL:--A small piece of whit APP
poorcd to bc wedding cutc, tied up Ia n piece
of paper marked Mrs r." was recently pick
ed up near the house of. & Peek of New.
berg n. i.hy one Of his family. Mrs Peck
without suspicion tasted IL, aud their divided
rrr-thrrr- Eitttrtrrtt it--tt,ttt,r.t.-t
child soon died with poison, and the other
Two remain IN II very critic'lisituaIioH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
S93G,I50 SIOGs sl3

umo.-Thc Wings Of Ohio held state
convention nj Cincinnati, on the 9th inst
md nominated Hon. UWiam Johnston Of Gin
-rvyEri r,i7 t;ovN7u1r ti7ffryy-ir, r.r,gt,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
G O O d s
DRESS GOODS,

Rich Silks, Poplins, Toll de- llinde, lsudoua.
Toll dc Eslne, BlpHeH, plain and spotted
Muslinsi white and cold Lawns, Muslins,
Muslin Ginghams, French, Scotch and Amer.
lean GipghamH, Linen Lusirc, Bafago DO
Lnlne Organ da Muslin, Hhambray, DE lanes,
t.trr.ttr+t-.sttt frtr-rt-rrt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

REMAINS or rHE LATE PREsrprNr POLK.
We nrc hforIacd That the remains Of the
late President Polk will Ice removed from
the City Cemetery to their fnnl resting plnco
in the grounds Of his late residence, on We'd
nesdny, the 22d inst. The principal direction
f +ir-,--+-+t.-.t.ls " ~ ha lan- to-lLG Masonic
fraternity and The city .NashUiRe
Union, mn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
SHAWLS
BONNETS

Lace Capea, wrought Collars, Laoes, Silk,
Linen aRd Cotton EdgDgs, blond Six Edg,
colotsi Deniilla Lace and Edgings,
Muslin aud Cambue Edgngs aud lnsrrtionr
-rTTUHi
MOURNING GOODs-luthisd department
lur assortment is very superior.
Gloves, Hosiery, Parasola, lIdkfs. 40.
Gentlemen viii Grd 90 excellent assortment
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07

Eleven copies for $40. aid IN extra COPY Of
the Book, and airy three Of the above sngrs.
wings TO the person sending the club.
Any person sending $5 10 advance, su6scsip-
tion tor 1850 and 81, will Be entitled to any
four Of The above engrayings.
MORE AND MOST LIBERAL oFTEKs.
For $50 in advance; ten copies Of the Lady's
Book will be sent, and copy Of either Of the
above magnificent prints sent to such subscfi-
Der. They can, in all cases select which they
please.
Fer $50, we will send ten copies Of the
Book, and thirty copies Of any Of the above en-
gravings.
Single hunter Of the Lady's Book, IS cents.
The above are lsrge-sizrd parlor prints. The
'Death. Bee of Wesley" contains msny port
rats; Wesley Preaching 10 the Amphitheatrs
contains huuGrsads Of figures, and cost $500
70 cngfave il. America Guided BY Wiadnm, il
.engrsve. General Taylor and Old Whitley, is
one of the largest o fths General Taylor prints
and is engraved from an original painting, at a
cost of $1,000. The heads Of Wesley and
Fletcher are Off good size for framing.
These plates cannot be purchased at the Stores at
less than THREE DOLLARS each
Premiums ara only sent when the Subscrip-
tons are RENTED direct to the publisher.
The Lsdy's Book for 1850 will contain rev.
eral hundred good engravings,
POstmasters and others sending clubs will OBJ
lige us very much by having them ali address,
ed to on name it is no Inconvenience to them,
and will be a great favor to Us.
Premium to the towns sending the lsrgesi
number Of subscribers.
The town sending US the largest number OF
mail subscribers for 1850, will be entitled to
the Lady's Book for 1851 gratis; and the next
iE number, each subscriber shall receive any
one Of the above plates.
ApDiEss L. A, Cooley,
Il3 Chss,nut Street Philadelphia.
RNewspspers copying the above will BE- en-
titled 10 an Exchange..R
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
Cash Wanted.

THE undersigned take this mode ofinforming ali
L persons incebted TO them, to call and settle
Many of our accounts have been open since early
in 1848, and unless they are settled by the 18th Of
January, 1850, they will be placed In an officers
hands for collection.
We return our thanks to our friends for their pat
ronage. and shall ever be happy to serve them in
our line; but our money we must have, and this Is
positively the last notice.
MARLEY & GARRISON.
Louisiana, Dec. 24tb, 1s49 sw
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
In BayAett's Row, Georgia Street,
LOUISIANA, MO.
Brice & Young.
T. BRIcI. J. YouNo.

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to an
L nounce to the citizens Of Pike and the adjacent
counties, that they have, and intend keeping on
band, q LARGE &.SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited to the wants and capaci-
ties Of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to which we will con-
stantly add by purchase, a. well as BY our own
manufacture, and consists in part Of
BUREAUS, plain and scroll fronts;
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
WORK STANDS,
CHAIRS of every description, With many Othe'
articles unnecessary to mention.
Persons desiring articles in our line, would dc
*eiI to give US a call, as we are sure they can Dc
better with the same money here than BY visiting
tbs stores of St. Louis. BRICE& YOUNG.
F. S.-Undertaking attended TO at the shortest
notice, and at reasonable rates. B&Y
December Sd, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The. undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court of Pike
County, letters Of administration on the essateioi
William McPike, Jr., deceased, dated the 9th day
Of November, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year from
the date of said letters; and if not presented with.
in three years from said date, they viii forever be
precluded from the benefits of said estate.
ABRAHAM McPlKE, Admir-.
December 18th lS49. (3wl
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07

IN COUNTRY PRODUCE of every discrip-
ton, and r~eeeiue+s and shippers of Produce and
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf affords them every facility for at.
tending to the interests Of their customers, and is
a clear saving to shippers Of the expense of dray.
age to and from the warehouses Of the city,
They will at all times give the most liberal mark.
ct prices for Produce, and store freight 1t rea-
sOnable charges. They will give the ~strictest
personal attention to the shipping of produce for
warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
Of freight for country merchants. :
Having invested near their whole capital in
their present business, they expect to invite Gus
tom BY accommodation and advantage to their Gus.
omers.
IL They will also keep on hand at all times
. general assortment Of GROCERIES at uholS-
sale and retaail.
THOMAS CASH, Ji., l. co.
July 23d ls49. ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
CITY N 40.

ia
I'm Ordinance for the opening 5Gn .Hey
through Block No. Is.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
city of Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. l. There shall be an alley opened
through block No. Is, twenty feet wide;
the same to be opened for passage through
on or before the first day Of April, A. D.
1850.
Sec. 2. A special tax Of half Of q per
cent. shall be assessed annually on all prop
erty, taxable BY law, fronting on the said al
ley, until the same is completed, graded and
McAdamised.
Sec. 8. This ordinance to be In full force
aad effect from and after its passage.
Passed January I'd, 1S49.
w. K. KENNEDY, Mayor.
B. H. Boon, Clerk, C. C.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the County Court Of Lincoln
County. letters OF administration on the estate oil
John c. Hamilton, deceased, dated the 18th day od
December, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year from
the date of said letters; and il not presented with.
in three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded srom the benefits of said estate.
ISAAC LEA, Admir-.
December 18th 1919. [3w)