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oFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.
TUESDAY, June "a, 1851

The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: The Hon. James H. Caldwell, Presl-
dent; Aldermen Brother, Brugniens, Emerson,
Etter, Hawthorn, johnson, Lawrason, Perry,
Stewart Sykes, Vontagen, Wheeehan and Yancey
On motion the reading of the journal was dis
pensed with.
The Treasurer's weekly report was read as fol-
lows:
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Municipahty No. Two. Pr;
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NewOrleans, June "a. is5l. #
The following communication from the Captain
OF the Watch was read
Nrw ORLEANS. June "A, 1851.
To the Hon. President and 1isrHbers ef the
Council If .Municitaitv No. TDo:
Observation-Disclosures OF pecuniary character
will require my absence from the city for few
days, in the coming month of July, for which
most respectfully ask leave. Your obt. servant
H. FtRNo.
On motion. the reouest was granted
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The Kentucky Military nstit,,te,

The Kentucky Military Insti tute,
nIRECTED by a Board of Visitors appointed
~ by the State, is under the immediate super -
intendence OF Coils. r. T. P. ALLEN and L.
w. MORGA AN, both dsng nished graduates OF
West Point. and thorough practical Engineers. sA
aided by able and efficient Faculty The O study
very full apparatus extensive; buildings comm0Ous;
discipline exact location desirable. at Franin
emption from bad influences means, in brief ample ior
thorough CLASSICAL scientific and practical education, with
studes strengthen the body while cu'tvatng the mental
and man. Studies continued option during
ton-Juy and August. Entire charge $50 per semi annual
session, pay able advance the Treasurer TAYLOR,
Address either Superintendent Kentucky Military In
Issnedi 1' r. DHDIEf Ads Cen and PEST Board.
t- Fur her information be furnished at the Crescent
Office ap3 1tawS WeOs ly
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL lNsTKU UMkNTs.-Tbs
IVA subscribers would respectfully request your <ta~
attention their large and extensive stock of Mu- I9
sic and Musical MERCHANDISE of every description
Eortes from the factories of the first makers in the
United States and Europe. ali 5tIa sL-- |ft-- .
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, Vionceo Double Bass,
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws etc.
Vioins, Flutes, Cutars. AccoIdions Brass instruments
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammen, Forks, etc etc. and
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to- .
seminaries.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
All the Music received from the North pub.
lished
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
E. A. TYLER.
o35 dtf6W4t .. II. u. HEWITT.
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GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 50 packages GLASS LAMPS;
o0 80 LANTERNS, great va OF patterns
and Sizes which offered the " anuacurer
prices. lmhl2l E.WOOD PERRY.96 Maxaxine st.
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MEDICAL DEPOTsOF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDRAS STREET. New Orle M.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has the entire interest Of
ihe Southern Branch Of Empire Co.. has leased the store
SO POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted up at consider.
able for the Patent Medicine business Having
generally with every article in this ne be con sdsnty slic,ls
given to a. who favor him with their patronage.
The fol wing list only comprises par. OF his extensive
assortment which and U be urn shed Trade on
as reasOnab other house in the South:
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The Fire Committee to whom were referred the
petitions Of James Gulick Fire Company, No. II,
for an appropriation to purchase hose-cauiage,
beg to report in favor Of the same, and offer the
annexed resolution
CLAUDE BRUsNIENs,
BERNARD WHEELHHAN,
w. EMERSON,
Resolued, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant of the Mayor to James Gulick Fire Com
pany, No. IL, the OF three hundred dollars.
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THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
l. leans exciting the attention Of the Board Of Health
and tbs Medical Faculty. has led 70 fal inyesiga!on
cal tables OF hygiene and mor,uay facts which are laid be
fore the community in course OF lectures Al byceum Hail.
by careful examination OF The comparative health and
alty bills OF Boston and New Orleans, at different
riods, great discovered both places, within
the three four and the tact mainly
increased cleanliness, nducsd by Shower Bathing
In Boston, five years ago. Hydropathy became mania,
and the SHOWER BATH aiiording the most omical
and convenient mode of treatment, readily adopted.
Hence the improved health of that city. The increased
health and consequent dimnnton OF the mortuary bills Of
New Orleans greatly Attributable the of the Pr R.
RYAN BATHS by at least SIX THOUSAND PERSONS, who,
Notwithstanding the hot weather which they exposed,
msnfest by ,hsir ruddy faces cheerful feelings and
degree Of health Of which be assured unless
they the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. WHICH are
for sale at the manufacturers, f. WOOD PERRY.
je3 LIN % Magazine street.
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to be made by him, the supply Of square block
stones to pave 4S0 square yards of the roadway Of
Tchoupitouas street. in continuation of the new
pavement between Benjamin and Hunter streets,
where the round stones are now removed.
The bids to be per square yard, estimating not
more than 9 stonea to the yard. -
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rant of the Mayor, to Liberty Hose Company, the
sum Of three hundred dollars
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DIR. LACRUE's, of Paris, TOOTH AND
+Nf GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
4 discovered Tor the th and Guma Keeps the
Teeth from tartar and soft and beelng Guns
health 6mness. and consequently sweet prsstn
For proof of the above facts. eircus 10 oe "a " inc
Agents viz: DR GILBkRT, Poydrss street. IA
CLARHx y ALLIs0s, St Cbasiss stveee
- PI M.ssrv cor Camp and Gfav1ls
-..ra i WxIaHr iSl ChaTtres street
Il Svss ~, Canal and Caronjelet
K.snSII Co.. magazine street.
Mrmc.s -hsPoT, Poydras sireat.
- NvsTsAsp, cor. Apollo and Z TO-
s.rn REED, Nay AIDES and Eutsspe.
II KALrEysR, corner Jackson and Lsvso
.,,s,,s I.f.v.,,s: and of the MANUFACTURERS,
~ III aO4 faronne street, N q.
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eY Horse Car will leave the city depot every moinng
at CLOCK, for the of fishing parties
mhl7 II 3t2p j. w. SMITH, Superintendent
New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Railroad.
M ssszas;;a 'ss'si;;;;Is
CARROLLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains.
- FROM ORLEANS:
Horse Cars-Halfpas A. quarter.pasl and hapast
Steam Trans-SA and every hour afterwards until 81
M: nclusively in summer, and until quarter past Y IN
winter.
, FROM CARRoLLTOE:
Horse Cars-5 A. M, and l0P. M, ,,
steam Trans7 and every hour afterwards nntll
M. nclusvely in summer, and until hai-past b p NJ In
winter. if'H ~
Eare-l5 cents Children under IL years and servants 0c
IF Summer arrangements commence on the thlrd NIoi
day In February aud end second Monday In November
Lafayette Line.
These cars TO and from Depot No s Baronne street
,. DEPARTURR OF CARS; NJ
- Depot, 1S Baronne st.,.....7 ~ 3 Am.
In summer from Laiays!ts ;..........,.s q AN.
. iepOt, lS Baronns 81. .bts IN AM
After which the ears leave each and every fifteen minutes
Then. at 81, 9. 10 and II P. NJ, from the Depot.
And ate1s, 81 and 10Y M. from Lafayette
FdreElO cents Children under 10 years, half price.
~ Nota-Speca Night Cars for paries balls, NEE ng
eti supplied when required. mh3l ly
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.
NEW MUSIC STO,

NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street, three doors belosc Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
ssf s sSsISkL aSSs LfSsTR9MEsrs
fss. Hsn he
Gilbert Co aud the b bss, 0hf maker
Pcolo Pianos and Piannos from Herr. 49,
q sausIs Pianos, from Gilbert Dunham Wm Hall & Son.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall & Son. Broad
M:lodeens Go from tot octavos
Paor Organs, IN nch carved cases.
,vs Of Gutsn q cS and vansd pa,,srn. some Of
rfSss, Bossm' Tsss; Flutes.
improved Aeoodeons warranted mot to get out Of
Brass Instruments from double bass to alto-together with
HFRb has charge of the establish
ment and will be at all times ready to wait his
room has been fitted up the especial of the ladies'
whsIs hsy can % T.
New Orleans Carriage warehouse,
Nos. ll3 Gravier and 3 Union street.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of every de-
- scnption always on hand. For sale low
GHk, R Springs, Asles. Lamps, Bands Cloths.
aoN SmdSW ''''' ]. A. LUM Il co.
KsTRUNKs.
TRAVELLERS are invited to call and examine
TRUNKS. manutactuIed in IN Phjadeiphia. xssES ESE,$&
superior sfstiffs,as 9gT Fine TIaSSloved eE&0
style e Some Fine Trunks extra size on hand. Also
Valses and Travelling Bags For sale at 70 Gravier street
my2 I'm s. ROBB Il co.
CADDLERY STORE-SMITH " BROTHER,
~ SO and 81 Common street. New Orleans, "a
Goods lp their line in the Southern country. com
sADDLEs-More than 500 varieties Of English, Amer,
n Brides, Bride Filings, Martingas Girths, Surcin
IN giles, Stuup Leathers. Extra, Reins. Hitch Rens,
X2s HARNEss.Coa Gig and Buggy Harness.
all qualities Wagon and ay Harness, complete in parts
Collars Dray and Wagon Saddles Hames, Blind Brides and
rffish si sSs' sssSssi
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags, all styles z
and finish. -
NESS, SHOE MAKERS TOOLS and FINDfNGS Of
every DESCRIPTION. :. COACH TRIMMINGS.
LEATH ER and k,Ns-skiItlns. Iismess, Birdie, Sole
and Band Leather; Oil Top Sides and Hides Enamelled
Sides and Hdes Pate eahers Of all qualities and colors
Bag Hides and Sides stSkins; Weol Skins; Hog Skins
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf Skins Lining G and Well
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
f s. & B. Agents for the sale Of the Patent 'ndis
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Also the Patent Stretched
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber llose
Steam Packing and India Rubber Clothing, of all kinds
dl7d SMITH RR0rHtR, 50 and 50 Common st.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
REDUCTION OF PRECESl
ON and after Sunday, the 10th inst the fare will
be REDUCED to Twenty-Five ,en,s for an E EneTsOas oa
returning from the Lake. and only good for the
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between Gf8vlef and Common M
BHsinsss of As Company so.fnsdto Ls Ensrranss Only
Thi. Company being orga
Is !
p. afO aIed, solely for the protection
AiA Of the policy holders and their
b. w S families against want and pow
r. erty, in its operations a great
AA/H national benevoen institution,
23Nk conducted upon the most sscule
ing for small annual sum, !, paid
05$ during life. a large and hand
65H .omsiegacy to widows and chill
continue SsVis he iSsuTsncs iii death psrcipas
sas q liz IL %ass
eft and of herself and children. free from claims OF
F::: S:::.; !s 4ss
Robert ]. Ward. Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
Isaac f.4aR asn.f s.dsns Board Of
!e.spA Stanton. Ms.ss as ss Nan sisss, H. A,.,
hs ss.an. f.s ass'sv et%A EN- 'S
G 6o'nsiis: S'Fsi; Fsic;w-. \ NJ Gss:a, " '''
JOIN HAsAS, President of the Company.
fss.t! #$:s: a;$:: Ss::s'sss ss,s OF
Examiner who will be at the office daily from l2h r.
By the Chatter oay s5 900 is take. on .nssliI.
6T This Company 10 prepared to entertain App,oat0ni
% s
New Yosf and London Offices and without their rsscon
residence IN he South BY The charter Dividends
and can be made available the extent Of
amount where he party has paid hi. premiums
pecus Table OF Rates, and all information .oIife InsuE
ance, and all to effect Insurance can be hat
SY E1ten.ive Travelling Privilege
u Office houn. A. 4. to bP.h H.
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MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO,

"a Canal street, Ne'y Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUT. .ERY, Plated sIn
Planished, Tin, Japaned and Wooden fJ5N
Ware Table Mats; Gilt and Bronzed /SdN
Lamps and Grandoes; Glassware Plain (f3Sk
and Colored Floor Mating, and House SA&a
Furnishing Goods generally. Spsrm and I 2l&AS u
Wax Candles; Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin ziYfS0s MN
seed Neatsfoot and Chemical Oils Spirit GS&eSSHo3
Gas, Camphne Alcohol Turpentine, and ~M..~
Paints of all descriptions; Brushes Win -.
dow Glass; Putty; White Lead; Sand Paper; Glue; Cured
Hair Hair Seating and Sprngs Flowing, Polishing, Scrap
ing Furniture Coach Black Japan and White DamaI Var
nisss. AlsO-Pcked and Common Moss always for sale.
PRICES OF CAMPHlNk:
BY the barrel 80 cents per gallon
BY the hve gallons 10 cents per gallon
For less quantity 20 per gallon
mhl2 In ly DEW
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JNO. N. HAWTHORN,
JOSEPH ETTER,
CLAUDE BRUGNIKHs.

The Police Committee, on the petition of Louis
Kaiser, report that the banquette on Camp street,
of which he complains, is left open and unncum.
bered, and that that part of the street ia well
lighted, being opposite Lafayette Square, where
there are four gas lamps; they. therefore, ask be
hiach> fos fus.sr CONSIDER y.etinp
JsO. N. HAWTHORN,
T.. BRU8NIENs.
lnau
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
rE1 PR. FILL d CO., 81 COMMON STREET,
wv NewOreHns, Importers aud Deaiers, ehoiesale,
and retail. Lamps, Plated and Britannia ~
WATERS etc. :. Goods will be Offered al low prices and
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CASTOR Oils barrels Adams No. St.
iss fER6. KENNETT& & ~ % Magazine 81.
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Mr.. Hawthorn, chairman of the Committee on
Police, offered the following reports and resolutions,
and they were adopted, the rules being suspended
The Police Committee. to whom reported
the petition of certain citizens on Triton Walk
against the blacksmth's shop said street, beg
report the annexed resolution.
N HAwTuoRN.
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NEW ORLEANS,
&4H HSi19 ~ l
MILNEBURG AND LAKR PoNTCHARTRAIN.
RAILROAD COMPANY.

On sunday the Cars leave every hour.
E An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter of hour for the Depot
eY A Horse Car will leave the city depot every moning
at clock, for the convenience of fishing parties
mhl7 II 3t2p J. w. SMITH, SGperintenfent.
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The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition of Thos. r. Williams praying for the
remission of fine imposed upon him for running
dray without license or brands, have examined
the said petitioner on oath, and cannot, frem his
own testimony, see any good reason why they
should recommend the remission of the fine they,
toner, and ask to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject
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G. D. YANcEY,
II. q. VOsTAGEN,
G. ID. YANCEY.
II. q. VONTAGEN,
w. EMERSON.

The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition of Horsin Kelly, praying for the re-
mission of a fine imposed upon him by Justices
Court, at the instance of the Commissary of the
Seventh Ward, for turning glandered horse in
the streets, beg to report that they have made in
quiry at the said court relative 10 the subject, and
can see no reason why they should interfere they,
therefore, report adversely 10 the prayer of the pc
ttoner, and ask to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject.
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MUTUAL BkNBFlT LlFB AND FllkB lheI Il.
ANCB COMPANY OF LOUlslAEA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL lSls, AND DECLARED A pryI.
-, g.. O0ce, No. Is Camp street.
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The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition of Catherine Knight, praying for the
remission or reduction of the Municipal taxes on
her property on Nayades street, in consequence of
the same being injured by switch or turmoil of
the Carrollton Railroad Company, beg leave to re-
port adversely to the prayer of the petitioner be-
cause your Committee are of opinion that if the
property of the petitioner is really injured, she
can recover any loss which she may sustain from
the Carrollton Railroad Company in civil suit !;
they, therefore, ask to be discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the subject
C. ID. YANCKY,
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The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition of p Walsh, praying for the remission
of fine imposed upon him for getting out sand
from the batture of this Municipality, without
permit from the proper authority, have considered
the reasons, stated by the petitioner, ior the re-
mission of the fine, but do not think them sufficient
to warrant any interference on the part of this
Council they, therefore, report adversely to the
prayer of the petitioner, and ask to be discharged
from the further consideration of the subject.
e p YANCEv,
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Resolved, that Nicholas Murray occupant of the
blacksmith's shop on Triton Walk, between Apollo
and Bacchus Streets be and he is hereby required
to raise the chimney of said shop to the height of
40 feet, within ten days from the passage Of this
resolution, under penalty of $40 per day for every
day thereafter this direction is not obeyed, recover
able before any Court Of competent jurisdiction.
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HE undersigned will continue
EsxT the CIRcULArING LIBsARy ss1,b-
l'shed by Webb s. smith. Tb.y
VIII from time 10 time make surh addition.
oil valuable WORKS as cannot fail 10 make -
worthy the attention and patronage OF the
READING COMMUNITY; and to such
persons as are not in situation or have
not the inclination To 5uJ Books, Ilrey wouLi
say take Ticket IN Tie LIBRARY. and
you Will thus have an opportunity OF reading
on almost ang subject yOu'eoutd ,eish, wf-n
OUT THE EXPENSE OF BUYING THE
BOOKS. Sore who have taken The Tickets
nave ,odtsn The space Of one term, read as
nigh as SIXTY Five DOLLARS WORTH or
Bo5Ksl We mention this to show what 4,
ciIities person will have by becoming Sub
scrber. There are very lev persons in the
community whe are willing 10 buy wha,
Books they would like 10 read, as il IS quite
expensive. This difficulty is sntir.iu cbeia-
ted BY The Library. We have placed The
Pnce OF The Tickets so low as TO be tpiMin
the reach Of ALONE DOLLAR AMI
FIFTY CENTS EACH PER TERM or
SIX MONTHS, IN view Of these faclli,,rs
we earnestly invite persons from the county
to subscribe. The Library Consists Of almost
every brlfneh Of Science, Historical. Boots
q voyages aud Travels, Religious. PoelcaI.
miscellaneous, Educational. Sc sc.
HAMP ron i DlEMEIs,
April 20, 1851
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by nesiectng those salulary preca ulionS
which common sense dictates, many, very
many. fall victims TO their imprudence. We
have seen the young bride blooming like a
bird of paradise--the fair flower of hope
the pride of her father, and the Joy of hel
mo Their, her cheek flushed with anticipation,
aud her eye beaming with the soft expression
OF love, the gay dreams oil life dancing before
her fancy. with the rich and variega,ed TINS
Of the raInbow's hue. We have seen all this
changed, aye. the wedding garment fer a
shrond. and the bridal chamber ior the sepui7
cher Of the dead; and all this by negIecting a
common cold" Now, before it is too lae,
use DR.. Rogers Syrup OF Liverwor and Tar,
which gives immedlaiere!ief, as thousands
Of our most Intelligent and wealthy families
are ready and willing TO- testify,
For sale at Hampton 81 Diemer's, and
Nc Eiroy & Crawiord's.
See advertisement in another column.
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+ ay5etle vile Observer
TUESDAY. MAY 20, 1851.
August. Election 1851.



6REss-FiFTH DISTRICT.
sr7 We are authorized 10 announce Hon
e.. WI Jones, candidate for re eIecuor
10 Codgress.
srA1E sENArE-LiScoLN AND FRANKLIN.
rrJ4 We are authorizpd 10 annnounce 30
seb.l w. Garter, Esq. candid ATE IA
rep.es4 nt LincolA and Franklin Couailes In
lae 81 he Senate
Id SIsLArURE- LIEcoLN .HD CLIFF
x We are authorized 10 announce CapI
S:eor4e V. ue3:s. candidate 10 represent
I.ldcolL aud GILES Counties in the nef' l. sg-
lsiaiurs
tD1 We are authorized to announce ~.
II. wi Walton. candidate to repres INT
I.i1colh AMI GiIes C0unues Ia the heA' ~
lsstut4
sTjWe are.ahrhorizel TO announce j. A..
Saint blair. ESQ canddaleto represent
Libcolb AMI Glles Counties in tne next Leg,
i,lstur1 subject 10 The decision Of Con
Yeauod.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
sPIWe are authorized to announce Gen.
Ro5i.I FarauiaarSOn, candidate TO rep.
resenl d.iacoln County in the lower branch OF
the ueJi General Assembly
sCPl We are authorized TO announce Mr.
Henne; w CIiissts candidate 10 rep
resent Lincoln County in thestower branch oil
the nedl General A sstmhlv.
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G. ~. EogLE & CO.,
Commission Merchants and Faetors
vsndcrhorsi's wharf,
Charleston. s. G.

rVVvVN W "E>
s zsls-s4s Comhiiss on .Gerchants AID 80
Factors, in ali the branches OF the Com mis-
sion Business.
In the Purchasing Of Ms RcHANDisE, on
orders ice hare had much experience, and vii
at all times properly attend 10 direct orders
10 our address. for purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from this or other markets
mall sales of Property and returns of pro-
ceeds we shall sustain the Interests oi oul
Friends, anu strictly follow orders.
Consignmen.s Of Property for resh'plnen'
10 other poris, BY 'all road OF vessel, will re-
celVe prompt attention.
&. NJ, FoWLE s CO.
Charleston. S. c., Apni 10, 1921.
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MAH l6. 1851.

MAN 40, 1891.
Editors Of he Fayeiferui4 Observer:
u SRs-I am not in the habi it d
writing for the public, neither DO
Isish to be found troublesome or in
Iterfering with business that does noE
properly belong to me; yet under the
lpresent circumstances, II would like
| to make a few. suggestions for the
tIeliberation Of the DelROfratic party
TO which | belong, and for which |
| have 50 much interest in the welfare
i3f l believe the party should b b
united as well in Lincoln county as
throughout the State to be success
ful in carrying out her great and mo-
bleprinciples. Now, | do firmly be-
Iieye that the best system that can
be adopted is to go into a Conuention+|
We have Tire Candidates, one Of
whom is Wig, to represent this.
county and Giles, as the Floating
Member; and now if this is not calcu-
lated 70 create division and discord
lin our ranks what is?
/ know that. every m an is free and
has the right to presen himself be
fore the people and ask at their hands
office, and the people b ave the right
to receive or to reject them at the
ballot box, but the in erest of the
Democratic party is at stake and for
the sake of. self aggral disement will
one true Democrat refuse to 60 into a
County Convention?-if he does, | am
bound to believe that h E wants office,
and cares not for principle,
And I am now going to make a
if it is in OF der. | move
that on the first Monday in June we,
the Democratic party Of Lincoln
County, have a County Convention in
Fayetteville to select a suitable Can
.lidate to represent thi4 County and
the County of Giles in our next
State Legislature, to be selected eth
II out Of the candidates on the field
or otherwise if thought most expedi-
mt; and further move that every
district in the County 30 into dis
riot Convention on the Saturday |
previous to the first Nor day, and nom
nate their delegates, al ID give them /
'uch ms tructions as the may think
to the County Convention,
hat they may be fully represented. |
Now if i can get second to my mo-
ion l bbpe it will be adopted.
TRUE DEMOCRAT. /