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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

A suit was lately brought against
the Postmaster at New Orleans, TO
recover one cent as an aIIedged over
charge on a way letter. After an
important trial Of the case, in which
great legal ability was displayed, the
plaintiff lost the suit.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

LII persons knowing themselves to have un
n settled accounts with me on book, are re-
qUested to eail and settle the same. Also per-
sons knowing themselves to be indebted to me
by Note Of one years standing or more, win
pleas call and pay the same Immediately, or
their Notes viii be left in the hands Of proper
officers FIR collection.
S. A. LASLEY.
vintOn, Oct. 2, Sl.--3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

O6nOOhA 4 " liCh1A'
For Governor,
REUBEN WOOD, OF Cuyahoga.
Lieutenant Governor,
WILLIAM MEDILL, of Fairfield
Auditor,
w. d. MORGAN, of Columbiana.
Secretary,
WIN. TREvIrT, Of -
Treasurer,
]. G. BREsLIN, of Seneca.
Attorney General,
Csc. e. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
Supreme Judges,
X. P. RANNEY, of Trumbull.
VIM. B. CALDWELL, of Hamilton.
J. A. CoRwIN, of Campaign.
T. w. BARTLEY, OF Richland.
A. G. THURMAN, OF Ross.
Public Works,
G. w. MANYPENNY, OF Musk'gum.
A. p. MILLER, of Butler.
J. b. STEEDMAN, of Lucas.
Senator,
HIRAM B. Smith, of Meigs.
For Com. Pleas Judge, of third sub-di-
vision Of seventh Judicial District,
Athens, Gallia, Meigs and Washing
ton,
WIN. A. WHrrrLEsY, Of Washin'n.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

A gentleman who went 10 Cincin-
natl as a passenger in the steamer
Allegheny Belle No. 2, informs US
that himself and the other passen-
gers were treated in a most shame
ful manner by the captain of the
boat. On arriving al Warsaw bar,
about midnight, the boat laid up till
daylight, when the passengers were
out ashore; no breakfast was provi-
ded for them and those who got any,
thing to eat were compelled 10 order
it and pay for it at Warsaw. At an
other bar tie passengers were put
ashore and compelled to wall three
miles before the boat was stopped TO
take them on board and here, too,
they had TO pay for their meal, none
being provided on the boat. Final
ly, the passengers getting disguised
al the insolent manner in which they
were treated and despairing Of reach
ing Cincinnati, got on another boat,
for which they had to pay 81 so, the
captain af the Belle making no de-
duction.-Ne,O Albany Bulletin.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
GALLIPoLIs HIGH SCHOOL.

Rooms, in Maxon's New Building, Second St
H. T. vosE. Principal.
Terms of tuition. per quarter
English Primary Department, S3 90
Algebra. Geometry, &c., 400
Modern Practical Sciences, 4 90
Latin or Greek languages, 5 90
Drawing, lextra.) 2 90
Strict attention viii be paid 10 the
morals and de-, ortment of the pupils,
and NJ efforts will be spared on the part
of the Principal or his assistants. Con-
slant effort will be made to develop
mind. Those interested in the cause
of Education are inUitsd to call at any
time during school hoxrs.
June 8, 1e5l.-h
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

Messrs. Editors: Please announce
HENRY HANNAH as a candidate for
County Commissioner and oblige
THE COUNTY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
RANK CUSHING.

Attorneys Hf La" A1e So''e''or'
Gerry,
GallipoIis, Ohio,
Will attend to any business in the
line of their profession In Gallia and
adjoining counties which may be en-.
trusted with them.
Office in .he Bank building. /,
Aug. IA, 1851 1T
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
GALLIPOLIS And KANAWHi
SEMI- WEEKLYPAoKEl

,,aA WH. PHILLIPS. A Don.
s,Vf.s NALLY, Master. This stea-
sEmer has just been fitted up
for the Gallipolis and Kanawha trade,
and will commence her regular trips
Monday, September lst. She will leave
the GalliPolis landing Monday and
Thursday mornings. and returning.
leave the Kanawha Salines Wednesday
and Saturday mornings.
All business entrusted 10 The care OF
this boat will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
August %, ls5l.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
CLOTHING! CIOTHING!!

l. h6A NS w ALN LII OAOl EllLNOi
Cheaper than Oas EYER sold in
Gallipolis,
In Fishers star House, Immediately over
the Barber shop.
ABRAM HEINEMAN,
Ia Would respectfully inform bis nu-
NJ merous friends and the public generally
IL that he has taken the store in the STAR
HoUsE. where he has laid in his
Fail and Winter Stock of Clothing,
Of the most fashionable kind, which he is de-
termined to sell CHEAPER than was ever sold
in Gallipolis. His stock consists in part, as
follows:
All colors of cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Do do. do Boz Goats, latest styles;
Do do do Sack do, do;
Do do Summer do, do;
Cashmere, Cassinet, and all kinds Of Pants Of
the very latest patterns;
Vests Of all size, quality and patterns;
Scarfs, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiels;
Linen Bosom Shirts; Under Shirts; Drawers; /;
Collars. &c.
Substantial iron bound Trunks;
Carpet Sacks, Satchels, &C., &c. Also: Jew
elry Of every descriptions; Pistols, Knives,
Pocket Books, Combs, &c.
Those wishing bargains would do well 10
give me a call before purchasing e'sewhere.-
Remember the Star House.
ABRAM HEINEMAN,
Sept. II, lS5l.---tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

DIED-In Clay township, on the Cd
instant, WILLIAMSON LITrLEroN, aged
about 80 years,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
For Probate Judxe.

We are requested to announce ALEx-
ANDER VANCE, ESQ.,, as a candidate for
Probate Judge.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
JAY A. VAN vLEcK,

WISHES 10 inform the public thai
w he has set up his Machinery at his
cid stand again, where he will be found
ready to Weave Coverlets and Carpets,
flowered, at any time called upon. As
he has procured some splendid patterns
he wishes all. getting work done in his
line, to give him call before getting
their work done at any other shop. Fer
sons living near the river can send their
work directed to me, Jay A. Van Week,
Gallipolis. Ohio.
Coloring done if required. Sixty
cuts Of cotton yarn and sixty of wooden
yarn for a pair of Coyerlets, or one
hundred and.twenty all wool.
August 98, lS51.-1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
CINCINNATI MARKET,
Oct. 1851.

Oct. Z, 1901.
Flour-The sales to-day comprise 800 bbls
in two lots at %, and extra at 343.
Tobacco.-Saies Of Medium Va. SIS at 2lc.;
do do lbs at 25c.
Apples.-A sale of p bbls good at 90.
Groceries.-Slle of 300 boxes Cheese at &c,
and 100 do Durham at 8 to I0c. Sale of IS
bags fair Rio Coffee at 9 l-4c.
Salt.-A sale of200 bbls Kanawha at p 10.
The demand is good and prices are tending up
wards. Saeratus 30 l-4c.
Cattle.--Beef Cattle are in fair supply, but
prices keep up, prime and choice selling at S.
90, 5 25 and 50 per 100 los net; for inferior
to ir we quote 3 50 to 4 so. Fat Hogs sell
Sheep command l 90 to 3 90 per head.
Bark.-There have been no receipts, and no.
thing has been done since our last. Good
Chestnut Oak would readily command our last
quotation of 9 81 l-2.
Seed.-TimothY comes forward slowly and
sells on arrival at 50 to ? 25 per bushel; prime
retnils at 5na2 IS. Flax is steady at l 90.
Nothing doing in Clover.
Oil.--Linseed has been in moderate request
at previous prices, and we continue to quote
on arrival 6Sa69c, and from mill zoe. Lard
ranges from IS to zoe, but we hear Of no sales
exec ,t in the small way. Tanners 20 00a
D 90 per Dbl. Castor dull and nominally zoe
per gallon.
Grain.--No change. Wheat is in good de-
mand at 57a60c, the inside rate for Mediter-
ranean. Corn ranges from 80 to Csc. Oats
range from p to 25c.
Wool.---We have no new feature to notice
in the market for this article. There is very
little doing, but we quote as before:
Full blood 36a38c; "a do 35a36c; ID do
34a35e; IA do 29a30e; Common 29a3Oc; Tub
washed 27a3Oc; Pulled 2sa30c; Extra fine
Fleece 40a4lc; Unwashed one-third less.
P;tt.burgb Oct 7
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
BaltImOre Cattle Market, Oct. ID.

Beef Csttle.--The offerings at the scales
Monday reached 100 head, so Of which were
left over, l65 driven to Philadelphia, and the
balance (SS5) sold TO city butchers, at prices
ranging from 81 90 to , 81 ID per 100 lbs on
the hoof, equal 10 00a5 so net. and ave eraging
2 40 gross, Hogs.---We quote at 6 50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

FRESH supply Of winter strained Land Oil,
| for sale at SANNS' DSug Store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
Pittsburgh. Oct . I.

Dried Fruit.-.4pples 90 per bush Pea
ches 62 to IS. Bacon.-Hams 9 "a tc
lGe; Shoulders s IA to 8 81, and sugar-eurer
Hams are reported at II to u I-2c per ID.
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Dtc 23-The Board met at 8 p ", /, Alderman 5turts-
want in the chair In the absence OF the President and
quorum Of members present The minutes OF the iast
meeting were read an approved and the following soca
OF Messrs John and Robert &. Stevens for tn. ex-
elusive Of the pier adjoining the Ho6cksn Ferry OF
sundry persons to b. relieved from personal tax.
HEroRrs ADcPrED.
In favor Of leasing lot IN Murray street shish u
built the house of Fnxine Crmpaay No al sed er~tiu
an sddt tDs ttOgy to said En-ins toGs 10 favor %
organizing new Hoe Compsny in the rh.rd ward In
favor OF bueings house tor the use u Hose Company
no. q.
RHsoLurio~s ,porrzp
Appointing police cl.rke and ccT ths civil courts
In the steond and hind dstricts tn same alrssdy
In ofhce Aprolt ting Toward Collins and wm. n.
Mckinney, Inspectors OF weights aud msasurss in the
fr,t snd Second districts Directing the Commis,ioner
Of Repairs and Supplies TO addition OF twelve
feet TO be built In the rear OF hou,s Of Hose Company
NO 90 aid siprtrTatng The 'um Of sls, tor the Pur
pose.
iHE rNorcsEU Exiuhrrios HEL0 r. Ha0.-
son saUARF.
The report Of the Special Committee consisting OF A.!
defmsn sturievant Britton, Docgs, COn<io, ami Nor
the subject Of he application Of edward Rdds
and his associates for the ufe of Madson square FOR tks
,rcctitn Of building Of glass snd rOn O0s ssst long
srd eco feet vide oF an Industrial Exhibition OF AL Va
tions, vas adopted and oCc casicBsd mech i.cu sion
Aid Mn.IER conter led that The prUsct epecu.
stion OF but few persona and thought that ths project
Of an Industrial Exhibition should originate With the
gebersl govtrnmtBt
Aid sHAw considered that an Indus tris, Exhibition
in this city shovd b. national in its c6sfscsr AMI ad
vaLtageoUs and such should rOt BE acted upon 10
hastily.
The fntwinz resolution Wss then pa. and carried -
That The free and sole occupation = hadl or
fquAre be. aud tEe hereoy. gtaied o. Edwerl
bddie snd hs associates for the term a two years from
the dste of the adoption ths resolution whsreon ~
esrct building q Iron aud glass Ter the purpose o.
Industrial Exhibition OF All Nations n pursuance CT ts
prayer a heir petitions provided that sad Riddle aud
associates viii enter AZ one into agrteent. with
ties with the city. through The ouptf0'er tlat tbsy
will DUNG said time erect around said fquars a. hsle
own cost and eXpente end at tie cut OF less than
5000, under the supttintendence u the Street Coma
sicrer %. strong handsome snd sufcient iron ra
Ing with The necetay gates and similar 20 the rafting
around Washir atom Parade 0rOuUd e pattern u
BE- approved ty TIE slcct ccmmis' oBsr yhCa shall bs
the properly Of the CorpoTslon altar the expon VI
the fa1 term hereby grated aud g restore SAID ErCUnt
to their present cordnn ard 20 tske every -
preserve the trees thsren ard provided sso thai
u price fer admission % ssiA bulldog oS iudvlguaa
shall at no time exceed atty cents
:. On motion the BtNl adiournsI 10 Fhl,y asxt a. .
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
461h.QQl
IntereAting from the So nth.

LATE FROM HAvANA-CoNsUL sHARKRY AT HIS POST
THE STEAMER PAMPRRO CONDRMNKD-PArAL
RAILROAD DACCIDRNT-THRKE PERSONS KILLED, ETC.
BALTIMORE, December %, 1851.
The Washington train this morning brought three Of
the malls from far south as savannah
To-night's Southern mail brings New Orleans papers
to the 18th There two mails still due.
The steamer Isabel arrived ct Charleston tAe 15ta
instant, nom Havana. Elk Consul Owen was amongst
the passengers Judge Shsrkey his successor arrived
out at Havana the 18th instant In the Philadelphia.
The labels has been anticipated by the Georgia
The JseksonriIe kews, Of the 18th, says:-We have
just learned that the United States Court at st Angus
tine has condemned the steamship Pampero Of Cuban
notoriey under the neutrality act Of 1913, and also
der the revenue law She win be sold on the Goth Of
January.
Two children Of DR.. Winn, Of Georgia, killed
they riding in carriage by the Macon'cars,
the 14th instant Two others mortsly injured and
Mrs Winn badly hurt. The driver Of the earrage
who drunk st the time, was also killed.
On the 10th instant the extensive coach factory Of W.
Gay together with other property destroyed
by Ere, at Charleston. The loes Is about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1851-12-25

Interesting from New England.
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BoILkR- ENoINEER KILLED
FIREs-MAs BURNED TO DEATH-HKAgY DgPALcA-
TIoN, ETC.
BosroS, Dec. 2S 1851.
J. W. Bradford, book. keeper for Mixer Pitmsn oil
dealers in Milk street, Boston has sdsoonded being
defaulter for s2s,coe
steam boiler used In heating the Boston City Aims
house At Deer Island, exploded this morning. while the
workmen testing its capacity to heat the building
by means Of steam pipes The engineer Thomas Chase
instantly killed. None Of the inmates Injured
but the vorkmen employed In the ki.chen over the
boiler Of them hurt The building shaken
to its oundatit and the boiler which the
ment, was thrown q considerable distance. The Over
seers Of the Poor and Coroner Smith have proceeded to
investigate the matter.
In welfboro N ii the houfe OF VIM. Tsbbets has
been burned and Mr Tsbbets, senior perished In the
famee His wife and two rescued from sufo-
cation in state Of insensbity daughter infant
badly frozen having escaped from the his In thsr
night clothes.
The Brooks building Cambridgeport, chiefly osc--
pied by vorkmen In Davenport and Bridges factory
burned down last night
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Large Fire In Canaudaig ua.
RAILROAD DEPOT, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ETC DE-
STRovED.

RAILROAD DEPOT, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ETC DE-
sTRovED.
CANASpAieUA, Dec. 23-SP.M.
Gre broke out about one o'clock this morning, in
the rear Of the Telegraph building caused. 1t is sup
posed by a barrel of potash. The nanes commu-
nicated to the adjoining woodshed belonging to the
Railroad Company and the eating house sdscsnt slss
to the Canandagua Hotel all Of which totally dss-
troyed
The fire then crossed the track and destroyed the
Elnra and Csnandaigua Railroad depot and q number
Of out houses The house Of j g. Phelps In great
danger, but fortunately the wind changed, and
faved
The loss is variousy estimated at from twenty 10 y
thousand dollars
Most of the furniture OF the hotel saved Ths n-
could be ascertsned about 10000.
The Tsleg rsph Office is entirely destroyed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Maritime Items.

NoRfoLK, Dec, ~, 1881.
The schooner Leesburg OF Philadelphia recently put
into Key West Leaking and being rep irsd at lat
accounts Mr. Giles the bret officer lost sverboara
In gale.
The schooner Governor Arnold condemed By tbs
Survey and sold at Key West the 11th instant, ct
auction.
The salvage Of the schooner Merchsn. amounted to
l2l
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
british Brig Scotia Ashore.

B0sIos, Dec 2J, 1881.
The Drtsh brig Scotia from Bonsire for Boston vent
asbore. last night In thick ttsrm TIE rocks,
nesr Boeton Light and filed with water She viii pro-
baby be total loes. The saved. Her cargo
consisted of 325 bbls. Ct salt.
The New York herald., 1851-12-25

State, o. respendbility. The disappointed sppli-
eanss and the dsisated partisans & once escams
perfectly kantie with rage. They ere al pollN-
clans, and the threatnngs they uttered and tie de-
nuncistions proneuneed during Sunday. iriehtsned
the Canal Board on Monday morning into recon
sideration Of their Saturdays proceedings. Il is
certain that, had the coptssets been con6rmsd, Is
hundred disappointed bidders would have gone with
sweeping vengeance into the nsxt elections. Fear
ing such torrent of indignation-knowing the
strength of such formidable combination Of men
of both parties-ths Canal Board, at their meeting
yesterday, rescinded their doings Of Saturday, and
adopted q resolution declaring that the lswest re-
sponsible bidders, who are tive hundred thousand
dollars and under, shall be allotted the contracts.
Division Engineer upon the sections proposed, arc
to make the allotments and execute the contrasts
before the first day of January.
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Lake Superior Imports and Exports.
lEIQua the Lake Aunerior Journal.


The imports Of proviaons dry goods. groceries,
and other supplies of various kinds for the mining
districts, have amounted this to over 100000
barrel bulk. This includes about 1000 bundles Of
pressed hay, and about 20 900 bushels Of oats and
other grain for feed, and also includes large
amount OF produce or goods sold, or still at Saut
Ste Marie. This is more, by about 40,00O bbls
than the imports of last year Besides various other
machinery connected with mills and mines on tbs
lake, there have been imported five mining en-
gines.
The inhabitants of the Upper Peninsula are still
entirely dependent on other and differently favor
ed portions Of the United States for almost every
species of produce and clothing.
The exports for the year have been, of native
copper in masses and barrel work, about 800 tons
of iron in blooms about 500 tonsof white fish. lake
trout and Siskawit, including those shipped from
the Saut, about 1000 barrels At Q moderate ssti-
mate these articles are worth, as follows:
1C0 tons Of copper ut $3.50 per ton $3.50 COO
500 tons Of iron blooms at $50 per ton. 25000
4Coo barrels Of fish, at $5 per barrel 10000
Total l...- $615,0OO
This rough estimate gives some idea Of the value
Of these three articles Of exports, trammelled Is u
every kind Of enterprise for want of an easy and
speedy communication between the upper and the
lower portions of our State-what IL would be un-
der favorable circumstances can only be estimated
from the boundless capacities Of the Lake Superior
country to produce to any extent these and numsr.
Gus other articles of export.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

The Havana Prisoners.-A correspondent Of
the N. 7. Journal of Commerce, says:
The prisoners that remain here for transporta-
ton to Africa are in tolerable condition, and sup
piled with good clothing and other comforts under
the ministration Of their only remaining and untr-
ing friend, Mr.. Smith, Of the British Consulate.
Five are in the hospital improving, and nine are in
the castle at the "Punta." We do not know in
what moment transportation may be provided for
them, or whether any more will meet with the
clemency Of the Captain General and be permitted
70 return to their homes. Their names are Ludisla
Balanka, Hungarian Henry jasper, George Ed
carton, Michael keenan,, Mobile Robert N.
Breckenridge of Louisville, Ky. !; Ransom Beach,
same residence; John Hodge, Richardson Blu
menthal, Prussian James Fides, Senior Aragon,
Creole Jose Bastionte, and one German and one
Kentuckian, whose names have not been able to
obtain n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

r..t.r rro., -. ,sS,-.,s ~, IN. p..,n..
49, ----- 49,
The steamship Ohio arrived at New York on the
9Th instant, bringing three days hter dates from
Ch.rres md California. Amonr, Ia pa.ssnrsr,
- r. III. H., "a Il. 3, ns.,.h.lI e
80. g. q N e 3
Nss1e ie11'ns" s'ec'' ~.
sne nsipGs no news Of consequence iron Ceal'
fbsnle. =
+ Yhe osSl1ntnent of the banhi16 house Of Wells
& Co. y announced. owing % n non. acceptance
Of their drafts by correspondents IN Boston. The
North American, from NewY via Panama, ar
rived a. San francisco Oceober ID. She reports
that sne p2ssed, of Acapulco the steamer Calior-
me gong Hck 70 Acapulco 20 crippled condillon.
AZ San Ffancisco trade was improving although
VIC s.ock ~ heicnaRalse w. ~ VIII .u1
GaS a .emano !. wa n,1 n"nns Ds Tss p.nsm.
Ssar ~ 49,. u,., ~. s,,;y.l ,hs,s
| of the stesmer Nav Grenada. from Valnaraiso.
with ASOO am in hwlj;on Congress had sanctioned
| the law relative to ne San Diego Railroad. and
the PresidSnt had authorized shares to the amount
of o., 600 600 to Be taken, and company to be
formed. Should no company be formed, the Presi-
dent has authorized the loan 70 % raised n the
count!y, FIe,enis at we;e uu d. ao p.
Xns"s. f.cs., .. - slsnds RIM hin
Chs mo-, ~ =. avs On The 1st Oc.ohsr Far R;p
And EnvIsnd can RIsnco was about 10 retire
from The nost Of Intendante. Gen. Bulues had lefi
Santiago for the SOUTH to place himself at the head
of the troops to quel the insurrecton at Copiapo.
The mines were in Aourishing condition.
The new President, Gen. Montt, took the oath
on the 18th Of September, and formed new Min.
| Don Antonio Varas, Minister OF the Interior and
of Foreign relations.
Don Jeronimo Urmeneta, Minister OF Finance.
Don Fernando Lascano, Minister Of Justcia and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

The whole Union State Ticket is undoubtedly
elected. Judge Guion disuuion, is defeated by
at least 5000 votes. Dan. Russell, /" electoneer-
ing Dan," runs largely ahead Of his ticket.
In relation to the Congressional Districts, while
we are gratfed to announce the success Of Messrs.
Majors, freeman, and Wiley, Unionists, we regret
to chronicle the reelection of Brown, disunionist,
by an increased majority. He is an adroit dema-
gogue; among rank disunionists the most rabid,
and his success does not rebound to the honor OF
intelligence of his district.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

In St. Landry, Messn. King, Morgan, Robin and
Gardiner, all wings. are elected to the Legislature.
In St. Mary, Messrs. Richard H. Day and Francis
D. Richardson, wings, and Deslsndes, democrat,
in St. John.
Morehoxse. = Livingston is elected over Duvall,
TO represent the parish in the next Legislature, by
an overwhelming majority. In Jackson parish,
Thompson is elected to the Legislature over Tarver
Livingston and Thompson are both democrats.
Caldwell. In the parish Of Caldwell, the demo-
Gratis have elected their whole ticket
Lataystte-In Lafayette, Morse has l25 and
Porter l05 majority and in St. Tammany, Penn
has ll6 and Bordelon 40 majority.