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Fren Or. Yeats Medical Institute .,
SHREVEPORT IA.

1NIIE undersigned viii treat all Chronic and
l. supposed iiicurable forms of Disease, hui,
most especially
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia. Choiic, Rheu.
mafism. Lumbago, Spienitis Bronchitis,
Cough. asthma. Consumption,
Carer, Fits. Deafness.
Dropsr, Eryawlas, Diabetes, i;onorrhaa, Glset,
Gov, Grad and Niope, SICK Hcoiache, .yaun.
dicc, Palpiietion Of The Arar, Paisy, Piles,
ricketts,, Kingworn,, Mcrcuriai Diseases, Xeail
Head Scrotaia, Ne9rry, ~ v1ps Dsnce, Npt-
preston and Rci,st,on N Urine, .%.nhiis Jift,r.
Neuralgia, Witt .Swciiing, (hforosis. Amen-
orrhra. Dysmenorrdoa, Wenorrhsaia, Leacorr.
hga, Prolopss Teri, Poiypss and Leprosp,
at ~ per month
Al persons DESTROYS Of testing the efficacy Of
his remedies In their own easrs, no matter where
they reside. can very conveniently do so by
sending their aye and symptoms in plain wriin,
IS correctly a- possible, when medicine to sui,
their eases will be compounded aud sent by mail
express, or private hand. His fee, -, a- above
mentioned, may be- enclosed and sent hy mail
at his risk. The charge will be one dollar for
cach time he applies GnI,ansm. lie viii not
send medicine 10 n great distance unless the
money is forwarded, or good reference gwen,
Letters, TO entiile them 10 attention. must be
postpaid. All patients under his immediate
care are charged according to the amount Of at.
,cniion necessary.
The calls Of -ucl, ~ may deem il their inter.
cs, to procure his services Will be punciusly
attended 10.
Here are certificates Of extraordinary cures
from different States the afflicted may see
thai they are not oui of reach OF bis remedies,
for he viii send medicine thousands Of miles by
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Cards Of all kinds. Show Bills, Hand Bills
Horse Bulls, Bin Heads. Notes of Hand
Receipts, Fsncrsl Tickets, Election Tick.
cts, CircnIars, Blanks OF every description
ORDERS from distance will receive prompt
attention.
They keep on hand Blanks for Dis,ric,
Clerks and Justices Of the Peace.
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AD WINS IRA TION SALE.
10y virtue OF an order Of the county court
ID pertaining To the estates of deceased per-
sons, held IN aud for the county Of Harrison, in
the State Of 'rsS.s. ~, the hast Monday in Janu.
ary 1851, shall offer at public sale nj the court
house door IN The town Of Marshall, in said
county. on the first Tuesday in March next,
within the legal hours Of sale. the property
known as "Cole'- Exchange situated in the
town of Marshall and fronting the public
square. with all the Improvements ihercuulo
belonging Said pfopcrt, Is one Of the best and
most eligible situations for business in Marshall,
and the improvements being new and eommo-
iious /, is expected hat those whose views run
in the direction OF profit, either in business or
speculation, will take good care not to let n
good opportunity Slip unhccdea,
7fr4as--1wcNr months credit will he given,
aud lht purchaser will Ice required TO give bond
and approved sect, .i'y. ana a mortgage on the
properly. for the payment of the purchase
money.
q. e. DIAL, Administrator
of the Estate Of d. J. Cslc.
February s. 1881 n33 II
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CITATION.


Tar STATE OF TExAs.
County OF Harrison.
County Couti pertaining 10 Estates: m raea.
ton, february 81 1881.
To tie sheriff or other lawful officer OF said county
sSseri>ri
VVyNEHEAS, Benjamin ID, Foscuc. 10y Eliz-
w abc;h W foscue, his mex, friend, has filed
hi. petition representing therein that the late
pen,amin Foscue dis laihcr) departed this BE
in eaid county Of Harrison, leaving hi, last vii
aud testament with W. w. Morris and Jared
uponard. his executors that friedrich r. Eos
eng. n resident citizen OF the State OF Alabama
Saynh Meadows, wife Of Asa Meadows, a resi-
dent citizen of The State Of Texas. Marial
Smith. widow Of John Smith, residence un-
known: Eliza Lee, wife Of John J., Ice, resi-
drnre unknown. Elizabeth w. Fo,eue. the
su-yiy,nr widow of the said tc,,a,or, resident
shiseu of the County of Cas-, Ia the state al
T.xas. the petitioner iscnjanln ID. roseue
Au.ustus ". Foseu., Florence A. Foscue, Nh
n.ni Il, Fo-eue, and Julian Fosene, minors
.ud also resident citizens Of the said county OIL
cnss: ARE the rga,ecs named in the said w,''
SAID petition further represents. that III,
said John Smith has departed this life since The
making of the said Will, and tina, he left foul
m,,sr children, whose names, II Is supposed
are. Frederick ". Smith, Cornei'n Smith Nc
b,rea Smith. AMI Louisa Smith, the said Ma
ri,h Smith being their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mn
known.
Said pct;iiou prays that distribution be made
~ the property Of SAID estate. aud that ths
aecessary notice be given thereof
You are, therefore, commanded to cite ne
pcr.ons aforesaid by publication IN q pnbli'
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Shreveport. Feb. 9TH, 1850 3s-,r
Cry Goods, Groceries ~ Hardware.
SHREVEPORT STORE.

Y>HE undersigned are constantly receiving,
i at their establishment IN Shreveport fresh
from the northern cities, and from New Orleans,
the most superior articles Of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Hardware, N well a. u choice
assortment OF Groceries. Their store will
always be found full and their stocks entire, %
that purchasers may meet with a ready accom-.
mediation in the above lines.
They would recommend those coming 10
Shreveport 10 purchase goods, TO give them II
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied TIM,
they will give satisfaction us to quality and
prices. y. g. Il. JACOBS.
" We will pay cash, or trade for Cotton
ana Pe!trics. 23-6m
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JEtf EFsuN 10, VA, jar. ., leu,
This may certify that have been afflicted
with the Palsy and disease Of the spine for a
considerable length of lime to suel, degree,
tina, los, the entire use Of my lower -xlte,nI-
ties. | had my complaint treated BY the most
cminent mineral ply sieians ncar me, and With
ont any benefit, aud they further pronounced
my easc incarabls. Hers Was len in This
helpless condition, III J heard Of DR.. A. N.
Veal, ard to whom | was recommended 10
apply to fer relief 10 ~hich accordingly Ms
scented to do. and in about six weeks | was
perfectly cured Of my compliant by the doctor.
now have lhs. use Of my lower cxstemitses a.
well ia ever had, and am well able 10 attend
10 my usual voeasicns. Il il, indeed question:
able whether ia tic whole annals Of medicine
the Ike sussessiuI treatment Of ,ush case cal,
be found. JosAraAs II. Poot.
Thos~ having diseased servants mxy have
their casvs treated, OF dispose Of them to the
subscsocf at a lair price.
The scientific lotanis,, uinute,y does he tho
Vegetable Kingdom exar,ine
From his systen Of medicine Ill dclsicrioua
Remedies he docx abandon
ror truly arr the ho'.l regions q every cline
Adorned with innocent ,eurtsbjs remedies
To eass diseass Of every hind.
A limited nnmh<r Of 8sudenia ran Ii smrly
aceemmodased Il hm Inssilatcn, isnd will y,
received II aay tins II The ycas,) with veil
ptosk<d library, Asd slso . knowledge u ~
Pharmaceutical PREPARATION q Frtsedi~s IL his
swnts 10 ~ sauAsat wkxA tAase who aspire u
high ssanaara Of hsdisat as4asr~ment vii
| heow how 10 APPRECIATE, wkcn u thcss viii y
1911 SIC eenatSaua eeseu}tnp
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CITATION

CITATION.
Isnes f. Bradford vs.. ~ h. Dmrard, in
Attachment.
TME STATE or Texas.
County Of upshnr.
n asy iavfsi o~crr Of said coasty-Grcriingi
VOU arc hereby commanded to summon, by
l. publication three successive weeks in the
Texas Republican, a newspaper published in
Marshall, Harrison county. Texas, Napoleon B.
Dvard, 10 be and appear before me, a. my
ONCE, in the town Of GiImcr, on the first Sat
srday In March, A. d. 1881, then and there to
snswer james r. Bradford, plaintiff in attach.
nent in an action Of debt, due by account, for
he sum Of thir,y.onc dollars and thrty.six
cents.
Herein fail not. and make legal service and
due return Of this writ With your action thereon
endorsed.
Given under my hand the Sd day Of Zebra
ny, A. d. 1851
WIN. II. HART.
Justice Of the Peace, Upshur Co.
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.-A THIS new and spi~ndid boat,
e sxoKEs, Captain, will run rcgu-
- larly throughout the business sen.
son, between JsgersoS. PORT CaI.io. and ..s-s
ur'ears, touching At all intermediate landings.
she has been built expressly for this trade, and
ior safety, and the character of her nccommoda.
IONS, cannot be surpassed BY any boat on the
river. Her cabin is large and coInmodious, and
neatly fitted up. 1t is intended she shall CONE
b'ne speed, safety, and comfort.
Dec. IA, 1850. roo6 n
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LanA or xnle.

SlOiO ACRES II very rapesies lAaa. 4
sZVVVJ Pamela coansy, 10 seses ef wkish =
rich notion land, above ossfaow. Tk<ss Is -
sAr land neses Asiing slsvan II wsass, wAipA
~oald n we'll adapted - nAinssY. Il wss11
b~ most eligible SITE for GaW "a {ar,st Nh
Tiubsr IN shs land Oh, rins M Cyf(ssA
There Il sktet eighty setss u elsagea ~
theron, With iiosss and nshes
Lnralicu erasthy. aHa q scasrxlf4t 1ns(o
from eseh ~ Rcd kiver ap1 shtias als
Tits us3saal>e. Tss0s ssaeSsetjs. & x IL
Aptey to WIN. n. 4U1Qyvs
11-W 1890 4.
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T~ Mere humls and Planter.


A. NJ. MORC AN,
snEEsEroRT, Ia.
nFFERH for sale large and general an.
~ sorltncn, Of Dry Goods, poo,s, Shoes,
Hats. Caps, Groceries, SC, to which the ailen.
ton Of buyers j, invited. Ills stock WAS bought
at the lowest prices and c can offer grea, induce
meni. Country produce taken at bes, Gates
Merchants also supplied a, a small si.arcc.
Shreveport, Nov. 1850. 2.-,f
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
4 III. those indebted to US will find their
"A notes or accounts in the hands Of m of.
6cer for collection by the 10th day of Februa-
~, instant, unless settled satisfactorily sooner.
J. W. BARRETT X co.
February 9Th, 1851.
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COTTON O1N FACTORY.

7 HAVE now in successful operation my
/ Cotton Gin Factory, thrcc.quaricrs Of a
mile west Of the courthouse, Marshall. Texas,
and am making Gins with saws Of fine cast
steel plate, and the best chilled east ribs and
fire proof boxes. These Gin Stands are equal,
II not superior, to any now in use. Any per-
ssn wanting gin stand would find |, TO bis
interest 10 try one Of this manufacture. Al!
that he has TO do, is 10 inform inc OF his de-
slve, and the stand will be sent to him. and he
will have an opportunity Of testing its quail
tics without charge Should il fail to meet his
expectations, he has only to set it aside, and
inform me Of the fact. would prefer, how
ever, delivering them ut the Factory. They
will b. sold II prices in accordance with The
tinsA Gsss will BE- repaired at the shortest
n0tice
Being practical engineer, mill-right, black
smisA, and maehinist, l am well prepared 10
repair ~ kin1s VI mills.
All ny - stands arr warranted to perform,
we'll; and Ahoald they fail 10 do 40, purchasers
will always know where 10 find me-
J. H. ALEXANDER.
ARersA ~, 1880
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ADAlNiSTRA71UN NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
7 1TTE20 e. Administration wers granted
\ ~ undersigned, on the second DAY q!
Jsauasy, !. .. Iosi, b the county court o.
tsaasissa sssRsY psststning 10 estates. on inc
sseaas " JsAa e. WhIis, dsceased. Al per-
esea thssslseA kavlue eiaims asainat naid c.
-, ~ hsssby RetiosA 10 ps~ssnt them within
~ tina r1ssihe1 y ~, dsly authenticated;
- 49, ln4sSte1 y N asuc, will please
49, juno41ee ra5uneut - ue
John COLEMAN. Adm'v
VbAs1asy I, 1ot1. - u
VL6U0A Z LANE Iavis9 ss.s;ysd he IN
~ sssueslcaa Asm ~ nuSuasmssl Of th~
lneesiss. II rslstlsa = pssssssSx usaaty Land
WWaMsA usdss ~ lite ~ 4 CAaeseas, -.
Rssoa NH SsPesMtss, leoo. Nm aesesIi 10 NY
- h ~ dspsstasss wAisA aAy - -.
e1ee61 y tAsn. 1o-sf
0afAon ooo1ss
- 4 lA00e assessspest isse sese.vS1 =
- DVNa o&ees Il uu11h = Enu
- - ssmee ~ -.
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tyr. A. y. NDhNssUN. hssing bs11r1 =
- N~rsssll. respectfully ssntsss ~ sn1N
jccs 10 the pse,lss lsR,sslly, n ~ dlGguee
tranehe, of his 'PsudtssisA O4re svw ~
Drug Store II si~s~rx. Cyans 4 0ssAsta
January ". 1851, ~ n
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sses - SsIssus 49, = -
49, &nna ~ 90 UQloep
"OOlO d. veil v sail 4 ~ lesa Onee
w 70 narsaali, iIashsuN sssaay, Tssas, y
NE saarr.igned has takea grsaa psiaa h ~.
ING OF all lands for sats, os rem, h this "a
tho adjoining ecuntiss. and will hs<p Rrxis.
Wy Of the saine: ~h~rs sissaied, The quality o
'be land, the amount of Improvements thessou,
sud the price hereof
Persons having lands fos sale, Of rent, would
DO well 70 have them rrsi
SAM'L }. TAYLOR,
Cossiy Sxrreyor
THOMAS HEATH
February =, 1851 n3sy
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11ORERT DDNNEL1. L. CO, Irv~e street,
IL Shreveport, La. Gro~eries, Dry Go,d,.
Hsrd~are Boots, SAoes,. Hsfs, Prorisions,
WINS, LiInors. efe. 23-tf
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Issued February Sd. 1851.
WIN. II. HART. J. p.

Received into Office February the lth, 1881,
and sent 10 the editors Of the Republican for
publication.
u. Il. ROBERTS,
Shefi.E Upslur Go.
February Is. 1881 nal 81
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NOTICE.

P1sueh Manu- e1efy--.Ause11 lenl,
49,. Tas ss6ssstess 4 I'D
in tho towa. = ~, !
9 - raun4esy a. a. 6o11i11ae
PloasAs exclusively. hsg leass = s1ll1tie
patronage u thrif lti~ads, ~ $1,000
Tes.s, and will thankfully rvcssve thtie = l
fos tie name. NJ
COLEMAN 4 ALLEN.
lamar - l0AA anL--ss, Z
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...n ialbsn ~ elsa1s ~ ths publb
wvpess1 T. naks ba1sas Jfsvss (Jeis
-. " yeeious discs = suil Pssehassss. ~
I..s,ss,ty Of thsss aIlls can b sesM Il one<
!. ~ ~ vhe b . jaAos ~ The artists
J. g. ALEXANDER.
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THE SUPERIOR OF QTININE AND StR.
AAPARiILA.


hR |. r. iIE\DARSON'S Emsla 7bnic
~ and \spsnihean Pills a saie certain, and
permanent antdo,c against all forms Of the
poisonous effects Of AIsasmaia cileeling
speedy and permanent cares Of
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NIarshaN, Nelember lllA. lsso. aa.tf
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NIUE DER oF BueHKs, THE BOSTON SLAVE CATcHRR-
InR PASSENGERS THR LOST sHIP TORONTO
REroRT cF the TREASURER OF MARrLAND-sENA.
TOR BENTON, ETc.
BALTIMORE, Jan 10, 1850
william Hughes, the agent employed By Knight, to
arrest Crafts, tse fugitive slave ct Boston killed
al Mscop, In rencontrs vita Knights brother about
politics.
Thomas spsuldipg the President Of the Georgia Con-
ventiop, died on the 2sts ultimo.
The Bnt,h bark Rocksbire was shore the
breah OF Char.sten bar Friday, In bad posi-
tion. She has 1900 sacks Of salt on board
The ollo~irg the names Of the passengers Of the
ost chip Toronto, brought into charleston;-Nsthsn
Ravitseh, lady, and child Samuel Fslhsimer Albert
kchmeds a. L. Pacht. Philip Dormsn, James Murphy,
Hugh Candron, and Cstbsfins y. Neison-all Of New
York
diamond watch, Of the value Of $4,000, about 10
be rallied for at New Orleans seiyed by the Custom
Eouse officers, on the authority Of dispatch from
Tho Collector Of New York stating thai Il had been
-smu ggled into that pert
The Maryland rr,surer's report for the past year
shows the receipts to bave been VI 227 COO and dis
burements al AL ooo balance In the treasury on rst
Deoemhr s2i5. coo.
Senator Berten received = despatch from St Louis
this afternoon, ing the election IL over, snd
right.
The steamer EIhton. loading with cotton has been
burnt 70 the waters edge on Chettsnoga river.
Preston Hall the rafosd engineer, has been scqst-
ted to dav ct YORK rs on charge OF mansisughter
IN runDitg a uair ever and killing man nsmed
Winter
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b.ts and etps ila!cpte. Their uniform Is all new
their bats and CAPE neatly oalted Under their
capes tny .o.s blue ffoeFs and r. shirts They ws.e
accompanied ~ an excellent land Altogether they
fehect great creis upon ths Cry OF Brothery Love
ana the part actec sy tn. New York company In the
sudden emergency Is highly aonsrabls to them
than No IA.
FIhE ~ THE HOUSE, OF FIRs CaaPAsy.-O On Sunday
evening" at half past sigat oc!aoS tire was
ib the OF the house OF Hose Company No 3s sui
hvan street Prince, which partly destroyed the
house OF the company, censumed stable In the rear
and two horses Of them belonging 70 DR. Guernsey
AccIDENr.--Yesterdsy forenoon, one ~ the workm.u
ploy ed In building a eteeple to the French Catholic
church, IN Canal street fell from the scsfoldipg
was badly injured in the head he carried, In q
state of insensiblty, TO the City Hospital.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 13, 1851.
The Commissioner of Pensions denies the statement
made by the chairman of the select committee that
any indifference exists the part of the Pension Bu-
for the prompt execution of the bounty land law
and the Issuing Of warrants. The delays have been
occasened by unavoidable causes, but the plates for
larger warrants are now received and the Issue
mepced.
The Supreme Court has adopted additional admiralty
Iules-ons sbolisbing imprisonment for debt In ad
mrslty cases In the States where imprisonment has
been may be abolished
The report published in the Republic this morning,
that Buterneld IL not be removed s and
unauthorized by the editor Of that paper, who Is alb
sent.
The report OF the ballot In the Missouri Legislature
upon the ballot for United Stated ssnaeor must bs
Geyer's vote should bel sixty We
are sixty Eve wings In the Legislstars.
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The Weather, Sc.

BY MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BuFraLo, Jan 13-sA. NJ.
The thermometer stands at 81 degrees above zero
Wind west, Barometer rising Cloudy, but pleasant.
some prospect OF more snow,
bP M.-The weather has been mild to day, but 10
RocHrsrga, Jan. Is -sAM
Light snow Warm, and not unpleasant. Wind
stands at 80 degrees above zero.
sP m-yery unpleasant under foot; has snow.A
and tbawed alternately all day showing finely now.
Wind west. Thermometer 81 degrees
SYRACUSE, Jan. 13-sA.M
Quite warm. Thswed all day ysst-rday. A little
lbovs zero
Mt has been quite warm and pleasant all
day. Wind south. Thermometer "a degrees.
Urea, Jan 13-sA.M
Cloudy Moderate snow storm prevailing. Our snow
,ss w,ns fs Yet 'er1s s large sss.'yr on
thermometer stands at 81 degrees above zero Bsro-
sPM-Tb. weather hss been variable to day; since
morning We have bad all kinds-sun.bne, clouds.
and snow not much, however, has fallen; mild. and
tbswirg rapidly. wind same morning. Thsrmome-
Tsov, January I3--s PM
The weather 70. day has been clear and very mild;
snow fact disappearing. Thermometer 35 degrees.
Little wind
AIp,Sr, January 1s-sPM.
wehavs clear. starlight evening after q warm and
rather pleasant day. Wind wsss Thermometer 81
degrees.
MovrRs.L Jan. Is-sAM
Fine morning cloudy; Thermometer 90; barometer
sP.M.-w.sthsr nne, but rather cloudy Th.rmo-
meter 30 degrees barometer 2sT5 degrees. Wind
west Slight fall efsnow.
Hsssrs, Jan 1s-sAM
Slight frost last night am this morning cloudy
sP. M-Cloudy. Thermometer 81 degrees above
rero. slight frost last night
ousssc, January 13-sPM N.
Thermsmster degrees shove zero. Barometer 70 SO
degrees. Very hssy. Wind southeast. Showing
little.
K,sosror. January 13-sP.M.
Thermometer % degrees. Cloudy. slight frost
ny RAINS KLscrRo-cHKxcAL TELEGRAPH.
PoRr PLns, Jan Is 3-sP.M.
Some snow all day wind southwest; thermometer 3s.
AunuRr, Jan. 13--s p NJ.
Fine all day; little snow in morning.
oanrrsBuRoH, Jan. 13-sP.M.
Mild and pleasant; wind vest thermometer IS.
Bosror, Jan. 10. 1851.
6P. .M-Clesr; wind wsst; Thermometer 40.
PsoriDsrcr, Jan. 10, 1851
Pleasant; wind N thermometer s7
oP. Clear; wind west; Thermometer 81.
NoHwicH, Jan. 13, 1851.
Cloudy Thermometer 30.
MIppLrrow-, Jan. 10, 1851
Cold and clear; tbermometer 80.
Nsw Havrr, Jan. 1s, 1851.
Cloudy; thermometer 90.
STAMFORD, Jan. Ia, 1851.
Cloudy; Thermometer 81; appearance Of snow
BRIDeyrosr, Jan. 10, 1851.
CLOUDY; Thermometer 30.
Pau ApxLpHt., Jan. 10, 1851.
Weather olsudy and warm. Looks like rain.
wnSrsorOS, Jan. 10, 1851
B.LrtNopr, Jan 13. 1881
Clear, bright and warm; th.rmometerls; sind N. W.
w.wrSeroN. Jan 10 1881
Cool and clear; very pleasant.
Ip New Yerk city lat 70 Wall street) at 4 N IN.
tbernometer stood ct ~ degrees abovs gsre,
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BosIoS. January 10. 1851.
Mr. Boutwell, was inaugurated as Governor to day.
The Legislature elected nine democratic aud free
soil Governors Councillors q. day, viz
Dsmocrais.-Isasc Emery, George w. Dixie. Isaac
Gibtop. Noah Gib,on, Edgar X. Whitaker, Johnson
Gardner
FSss soisrs John D. Allen, Rsdolphus d. Hubbard.
philo Ls.ch
Nssrrs Emery aud Dixie rec.ived 22i votes, and the
rest 22s each
TITO whig candidates received only 163 vstss each.
IN. Governors message will probably be sent In TO
beth Houses 20 morrow
meeting Of democrats In opposition 20 the election
of Charles sumner to the u g. Senate, is called for
this afternoon at the State House.
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Caldwell Cartier Clark Cleveland Cole Conrer Corwn
Croee Dickey Disney Duncan Evans, Ohio; Fitch Fcv
lr Freedsy Gilmore Gsossnov Gots trinnsii Mammond
Hampton Harlan Hay. Hebard Hbbsrd. ,agand H,uston
ussks1n Johnson Tenn Jchns,n, Ky; JoDes, Ten Al
na.eson. Mcdonald Mcdowell ncsough.y, McKissoof
Mctane, Md; ncMIer. Neacham Miller. Iowa; Morrison
ley LEY. Rss.son kS.l ws Ross Ramssy J saois Saw
Wright -
30 the rules not suspended
The Uouse then went into Committee OF the Whole
on the State OF the Union on
THE CHEAP POSTAGE Sill.
Mr. POTTER (dem) OF Ohio closed the debate and
dafended the bill The committee then r0se and the
House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-14

The Frst Presbyterisn Church In this city was de-
sroyed BY gre last night. The church built about
twenty yssrs ago at cost Of s75 600 II ths lar
gest structure In this city The organ was put mp
eight years ago. at cost Of $4,000 The Insurance
ths church amounts 10 $500. and the organ
s2Oto and the loss irlls the Rtna ard Proteotisn
Insurance com panies The valuable communion ser
vice va. deetroysd, the only things saved being o
number Of bsoks. IN the basement This steepls fsl
upon small wooden building, which also dc.
sroyed The tre IL supposed to be the work Of ncen-
~ aries aud the loss amounts to $4,000.