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Rythe auiyal Of the steamer !sabUl,at Charleston,
there are adyices from Havanato the 22d. Her
news is contradictory but the character OF 1t "a
such that ,lorc eau be no question but that SO
rous outbreak had occurred A dispatch from
Charleston says-Prlvato letters by the Isabel
state that many towns are in arms against the
Government, and that the nsurrection,ts mum
Der 5000 strong. In several sklrmlshes between
the patriots and the trops the latter suffered Sc
we're losses,
At the battle Of Neuyita4, nine officers anon.
them Col Conte were captured, and the remain
der Of the Government, troops took refuge Of
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TrRrr,v CorGr,ulr The following pleasing
anrcdutr. ludlgaIye Of the habit, ot our Puritan
f,r.flilcr> T. no.. ih. new work If Mr. BNgyard.
entitled Plymouth anil the rI..rim-' Sc Tie
valiant Captain ~ua0j>h having lost hi- wife, Is
Ge-iro.. ut Obtaining another. Tie stony ls an
u1d one lut will bear . rcpcru~a',
\ short time after the death Of Mr.. S1nd,-h.
the hcrraycd captain found he, heart filled with
tender interest frr Nj, Priscilla Mullins, dAugh.
ter Of Nr. VIM Mullins Tie cherished the iu,-
rrc,.un that If Sic could be persuaded to UNITE
her fortunes with his the loss which he had eXpcr-
fenced would be repaired He therefore accor
ding 10 Puritan custom. made his vI-hc, known
To the father. through Mr. John Alden. Us h.-
messenger NIr Mullins made no objection. aI
though he might reasonably have don. So, tb.
ircea,e Of Mr.. S,auii-h having been so recent
lie gave BIZ consent but informed Alden tlHt ID,
Young lad, must be consulted.
Priscilla was called into the room. not knowing
for what purpose she was wanted. Alden, q
man If noble form, Of fair and somewhat Non.
complexion and engaging manners, arose and de
lycrcd his message for Siandl-h iu betting Ian
guare, and in preposscs-ing courteous style
Priscilla listened atcu,ivcly. heard every word
and then, after short pause, ~ If gathering
strength To reply, she fixed her eve upon the mes
scnger and -aii, with frank and pleasant conn
tcnance. full Of meaning lrIlhec, john Why d
YOU not speak for your-elft' Johns ruIdy cour
tsuauce became red he took the hint, made
polite bow, bade farewell for the present, an
returned tu S'anli,h 10 communicate the result q
his negotiation Hrncelorward he visited f.
himself. and ere long their nup'ials were solemn
lied in due form and Miss Priscilla Mullins be
came Mrs. John Alden.
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Ernm CnlitOTnll.

lust as we were getting our paper ready lot
bress, we received budget from oar 'r'snn p'
i,no from California, brought to Us by our ie1'o"
.ovnsman DR.. J. S. Hall, who with ms son has
inst returned from the land of gold looking ana
npparently feeling ns fine and hale as any day OF
their lives. We shall attempt to unro' ana u'
;,stice to the budget Of Mr. d. in our next.
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color I er than ever watp0 acres of land aud is
enclosed by an ron fence which alone cost $40
600. Last Autumn 800 acres only were under
cultivation, $50 ofwhch were plantcdn potatoes,
the res, m turnp-, tomatoes onions, 81
Day before yesterday the last sack Of the 20.
tatoe CROP was sold and the gross proceeds OF
this crop have amounted to $4,000. There
have been eighty hands employed On tbs Rancho,
and the total expense If carrying it ON during the
season has been $4,000 The sacks in which
the potatoes have been shipped cost IS 900 while
the gross receipt. of the total crop oil the Ranch"
has amounted To SECS 900.
This season the entire 1000 acres are under
cultivation, six bundled and fifty being planted
in potatoes and the remainder IN other yeseta'
blos- Sacramento 3rGnt
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-, ga j. l.. bnN'Is," ~ WIN ''n', "a " ip'"t
NOM. IN nh, county under the direction ut Floi }.
~iroS.cr will discourse sweet muslcat intervals.
The managers hesitate not m saying thal u'y
oG,ra series Of Entertainments that
FAR EXCEI,S ANYTHING OF TIE KIND
ever offered TO this community
Ndml.-ion-Boy. 80 cents Two rnrds will admit
4, gentleman and Two ladies'. PIT % cenl'--no hni
,,,icc oucus,9 J. IooNs, Agent
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Sale of School Land.

NOTICE is Hereby gwen, lhal WV "n.T a,
y pubic sale at the court house, IN Ottawa, On
Saturday tie roth day Of Scpt'"b,r. "cH
b,,wccn the hours OF 10 o'clock n m and O'Clock
IN of said day, school section IL, township 81
north langc ra-, OF third principal mrudlan'--
Terms, ca.h. with the privilege ct taGh purchaser
TO loan the amount ol hi bid n ntovldtd by law
,mrn.,2 ls,I l. B DaLANo,
Sc hnni Cnnmissiontr d LasNlle ConnlN
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Rev A Montgomery General Agent Of the
srea, National Tract Society, conducted aud sus
tanned by ten religious dcnomma,ion') will preach
Sabbath morning in the Brick Church. aud SAT-
bath evening at the Baptist Church,
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u,,uoi, River EXPRESS Line.

TTNU INN hIVNE N'NT''
WYNN TIVE now aud srirmdlI steamer,
srfr{A | Prairie Sotr ). Rider, master. .r.
rxSs--.. sJtsa having resumed her rrgn'aI dps
,yIW Irryp ii Lou. every tfinyryCnluG, NJ tive a
clock. and arrive NJ La S1llr every SUNDAY morn
mr. Returning, will leave La Sale Every Monday
evening aud uriyr m 81 Louis every "Wednesday
evening Passengers and shippers may rely upon
the uhow arrangement hrlng strictly adhered to.
THE Prairie STATE having very superior nccowin"-
da,nns. respectfully sorlts continuance OF the IN
tron0gc heretofore so literally bestowed upon her'
March 81 ISL
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,,.u ''tzlu LNlllN or ulllg'hcc--.I MT, 40
5L,. noe oc11't: "ic cSnrGacncy. or in re, pclt
To fortune accomplish their wishes. Can any
man give us the philosophy of this frequent re-
,ulti 1t appears to Us to he M small compass.
There Is IN every community number oI per
son. determined nat 10 iqjor who lend 'h.n
whole inert energies in the reversal OF the ",d,r
Of scripture: BY the sweat Of thy brow sh'''
.bpu live" They resolve. aud maintain Their res
olutiuu With cam aud stubborn uniformity TO inc
end Of their DAYS, not 10 s0sdt: bat to Keep
cool"-anl let others do the hart w"rk IN the
heat Of the day Characters OF thu, stamp are
to be found IN every town, village, city anu o'''
trct IN the country.
And how do they lives Simply by using 9th
crs. Either BY glnHg possession os ter prop
erty, pithow ,oagtpg for a on false credit Ut
by bringing others N, BY way OF loans ana en-
dorsumen;s to pay their debts. IN word di.l
gent Americans Ail to grow rich, at least TO Sc
cure competency by not collecting the deo''
they have earned IN their calling, or by having to
nav the debts Of other people. These aye tw'
fruitful sources Of poverty Do we argue, 'he'e
fore. against loans and credits I In one FORM an.
another they ARE the bond and basis OF all m"d
,ru society--the point y" seek To- get ut, Is this
that men who have small means should i've ~
| small means; that mo- man has "A rght tn lanncl
| into splcndOr On the expected prohts oi MS bu'i
ness. and to make his creditors contribute to ill
/ cx,rnvnpnnvc AMI that Of his houSehold--m "lhc
/ words, no man has right to spend dollar oc'of
, he has canned dollar- BoHor htf'y''o''
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I GAZE NKIN POtKEV NVNh r0NmnnE
y between 80 aud 10 do.lnts, a du. lHI from
George HlD, an order on me- in favor OF D. Suown,
and a receipt for humber irou ! A'nonr IN,
finder will be suitably rewarded Ny IrnvlHgt WIN
Norris & Fisher, IN Ottawa, al ,hl. olhte; or van
The subscriber hL.W pEV-A'
Fam Rids', Augnt3
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nEcyeiv lcscriplon, IL low prIccs I'D InE :. :.

,,,p16,n TeyG.y description, low prices At me
their most useful capacities IN tnr pe'Io''t"'N"S
of their ordinary work We annex part OF his
sensible remarks:
II would suggest that at the next it'al OF OK
on Mt the Socirty', show 1t would hc upon ~.
d,clnu.y loaded cart, aud that'the exercise should
consist of drawing turning, aud backing W hat
the public want IN regard to working "Neh' u an
oxhIb,,Inn Of the best trained cattle tor farm pur
noses Nor il tins all We want to see the man
who trained them and his manner in dong It
We wan, an exhibition OF good tcamstcr' MS well
ns good teams iur very much OF the mort oi
woke or team # cattle beluug to the toamSter
And instead Of giving all the premiums to good
oxen. one.hAIi at east should 20 to good drivers
No diver. however, should receive premium
for himself M oxen. huN,Ncr good they may he,
who uses pruflnc language durm5 the exhibition
4 rnlc of thi. kind would have changed the DIT.
rcctlon Of more than une premiulH at Tie 'a'e III
al
4. Good teAn,sicrs age worth from Ave to ten dol
lars month moio than poor ones aud yet win
this difference in price, it Is very easy To hhd II
hundred. and might say thousand, poor ones
Ear one good one No man Gun he good team
s,er who is not gentleman lie must be genie
kind and careful No good tcnmster will put IN
oxen to an unnecessary waste uf strength, or To
unnecessary pain by the use oi the goad stick OF
brad
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~ CTOst WN TNN NU'TTJss VI wv Ut
McComlck & Co. ,h,sc
Nc,srs u Harmon & Go. have o' th,sc
Rrnpcrs. which they have been au'hor2ed'o sell a,
Sl06 Dash, or sos, part on time and we wnFfan.
them superior to any other rcaper except my las'
improved, H.. 6 ,h,s,
,..,,,'rs urou same terms and may add that phr-
chn.rrs desiring the late Improvement can hcreai-
Ter appy it at the difference N pIic",
'C,I'rr,,, Nry3l C. II NCCoRMlck
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one below H. PaalS folding these charters
pretend that one was deadener on the other
for should they build tho lower bridge the party
holding the other charter might build the upper
Que, which would ruin both-and, therefore noi
Their are willing TO commence tho work. Now
VIC have no confidence in this cxcuse--it ls all
sheer moonslne. The fact IL, these charters
have been secured to keep them ou, Of the hands
If others. and the community are obliged to wait
uutil /, suits the men who hold them, to go ahead,
Thus keeping out Others who might take hold Of
the work IN earnest Iithey have not the means
10 build the bridge they have M business with tho
charter, and should relinquish it at once And as
for tho excuse above given, everybody knows that
should ono bridge once be built no one would ex'
pscd thirty or forty thousand dollars in building
sao.hes alougside Of Il /; ferry would be compe.
,sitiea seough, Then. too, the one who would com
rDs3Yv could get half his stock taken by ci'i-
TS4ad on the south side OF the river
W not cell ecut's worth ofh'
h,iousL sias ssisa.' 'li' sub
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McCormick's Virginia Reaper,

n Il. POTTER, Esi, Is the agent 70, The sale
The important improvements made since the last
harvest Will b., seen from my handb,s, explain,
I'D more fully by Mr. Potter. Thls machine rs sod
Mt the uniform price OF Sis cash, or Sl2O, part on
time while IN view OF the late valuable improve
mcn,s my con,ignrcs n the diiicren, points on ,le
rlyrr have h epa. bgyi1pd to sell my reapers lett
on 1850 ntn reduced prlce l. ..a,l sls important
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Charles Y. Kelly. ". d., HgmGop1tlic PhV-
Siciau, Ottawa, llinOl~-DltIce over Norris y
FISHERS Law aud Land Agency Office.
August =, 1851.
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i, Boots G. Shoes. u

a. THE subscribers, just from New York.
Layln, Opened q shop M the Room formerly ocru-
med ny James Stout, two door. west ct Walker
i. ll.tA.L.'- st,it,alt pJcp1Ualo make
IpoN and sk0,S 70 Origr
IN = superior style.
Repairing dcnc ., ehor'ro'
trIavn. Aurus,9 TowNs u T-cTrR.
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Why po>'r MEN GIT RCn OF one hundred
men, it would be safe, We think to assert that Mt
least seventy Ave have u strong desire to be pos
scs,cd of worldly goods and property N Il
word To- ba rich OF these seventy five, IN our
active and ready w.ted American population, It
would rarely happen that one was entirely want.
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We find the following excellent advice ito
correspondents" in Merrys Museum. 1t Will
answer as well for this section rs any Other;
N thou wouldsl tam he thought a sage,
Think n vOlume--wu,e page,
And from every page OF thine,
Publish but single line
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PROFESSIONALLY the most important accession
TO Ottawa the present season, in the way OF an
provements, is the steam FIGURING mill just put" up
in the large Human building near the oquedue',
by Mr.. EAsToS The mill commenced ru"ling on
Monday, and continues in full operation In Ia
king stroll through it, we wers struck with the
neatness and apparent periec,ness OF all the ma
s5inery, which may be said to be entirely new,
Very particular, up to the latest improve
~ thine nm Of sinnn N hirh a.
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gentemens lambs woolegotHSMns, eonse'
od, ViSs4ky dsAua of the
cour, for an amicablc settlement Of the unior'u'
nate dispute between the two branches Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have failed the
South making i, prerequisite that the justice OF
her claim shall he admitted, aud the North rcius
ing TO make any such acknowledgment
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Ea,ofs # Hgh Conner. d'cfG"d
PURSUANT TO an order OF the county court o,t
la Sal. county, notice is hereby gwen iEnt 4 l,
-lrsons having CLAIMS aEniuS, the estate oi Hugh
touu,r. late vi la Sale county, dcccnsed IRE re-
qur-i to produce the same IN Whiting. and NE them
100 said cour' ON the
Fourth Noudny u SEPTEMBER ncrt,
when and where -ald claimants are requested 10
attend Tor the purpose Of having their claim, ADJUST
I'd 900 pur-unnr" at ,aw.
L,y 81 IrlJ-6N ELISHA NARANoRr, Adm'r-
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Eyrir If Jlms, Giorsr. H'reaS"i
DURSCANTt an order Of the county court OF
In sale county. no'irc j. hereby gwen, 'la' all
r,r.or. bayur CLAIMS against the estate OF J1'ues
Glover Ia,e Of La Sale county, decd, are rclur-
ed To rrod1cc the same IN writing, ind HE mem
m sad court On the
7hiR .Wonidg Of September merit
when and where sand claimants are requested Il"
attend tor the purpose oihavng Their claims ADJUST
ed m pursuance ui law.
Ju.y2y, 1851 Il. C. COOK, administrator
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\ LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines.

The -uHrrrher at the Guy Drug store, III ny
receipt Of hs summer supply ct fresh Drugs anu
Medicines IRON tie eastern and southern WntNe ,.
Ib,. nn,y m, hand a better stock than hnshercto'
fore been keep, NTH. place, consisting OF every ntn'
rI, belonging to the Dri. husincss, together WIN
good supply OF Book. aud Stationery FRUITS anu
Nuts, aud almost every article necessary cAcrp,
hnrlynr, and tapes The publicarc -ol'cl,cd tocaii
nrdbc satisfied before purchasing elsewhere ,
PhrJclans eau have order, filed AZ Ch,cnro pm
80. W ''''''' &. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa luc J. 1850 .....---
ERENCtl worked collars, received IN, s WEI u"
Supcriinc Flour. e
-1ITr subscriber hn. on hand supcOne -Four u'V n
/ / Leonard 4 En,ons mills. put mp expressly 'o'
h,n,Iy use Warranted good-.uhcei 10 70 be sc,uFn'
IJAGPERS Magosiuc-Noume l OF hatp''
IL monthly hand, omcly bougd--nt snps,oy 7.
opul 70 Al ~ MN
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Hon Cave Johnson, late Postmaster General,
has been nppomlcdby The Governor ct Tennessee
TO the office OF Judge, made yacan,by the DEAN oil
Judge Martin.
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ON New York, or any part ct England, Ireland
Scotland, OF Wales, m sums TO suit purchasers, iur
saleby april j-ly VI. H. SWIFT.
MAERIED--ln Ottawa. on'MonIay morning
july gSth. hv the Res. C. V Kelly, in the Fps
copal Church, Mr. WuIIN llICKrrNG to Miss
SARAH CAswrrr, all of this place.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

,ew York IN sums 10 suit purchasers, for -a'c
nov NORRIS 4 E.suZE.
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I. l.. ROBINSON y CO.

RESPECTFULLY announce to the Indic,
IL and Gentlemen uf Ottawa and vicinity, thu
I,y vii open their large WATER PROOt
u 1 III 1 LLIA IN
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monday Evening. Aug. aih,

and give ONE Of Their celebrated entertainments
Doors open nj : uCIOCk--curtau will ri-r nj 81.
\ SIrpERB BRASN "a ND under the drce
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New Hank IN Chicago

The Commercial Exchange Company, formed
for the purpose Of lolns general bonkin5 ouel.
uc,s" Is acou,ciu that has Just been putting forth
Il new batch Of shnpasters Mt Chicago. lis
bill, are dcnominated the bills Of the South
Western Plank Road Company" Where this
cmpauy got banking privileges cannot At least
u .ytenad by AZ inspection Of It's charter.
\ .uuc,llc and imprudrnt attempt tc
nl.,h in the rascaly business d
,olally with irresponsible,
) who does not liz,
'V'' "''' '' en-
-... st..,lnl the san Jose 80, y
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Adaition.l from tho pI.ins,'

Capt Van VIiet IT, s. A., whose arrival from
Fort Laramie .we annunced this morning, in con-
nection with that Of several Mexicans from Santa
Fs, encountsrsdl heavy snow storm in his journey
aoross The s4eips. He was out seventeen days He
mekA Fain 81 Mormon emigrants, destined for the
ST. 4sakes en the I'd Of the present month The
M0rmoa enigFation this year will be very heavy,
and far exceed that OF California. Nearly all
Strang's disciples from Beaver Island will desert
that post asd join the main body in Utah. Thou.
sands are likewise on their way from England, so
that the region Of the Salt Lake will receive an
Immense accession to its population this season.
No doubt Mormondom will be erected into State
1t the next session Of Congress.
Capt VanVliet also fell in with party of Indians
belonging to the Chayennes, who were on war
expedition against the Pawnees. Awaiting him
self Of his long experience Of the habits and char
scter Of the wild Indian tribes, the Captain easily
concated these fierce savages by suitable presents,
and received from them nothing but expressions OF
friendship. He learned from Indians on the route
that vast quantities Of snow had fallen on the
mountain this season. In this connection we may
mention, a. coufifmatory Of the above, the state
ments Of private letter which we received from
distinguished Jesuit missionary short time SINCE
who underwent Incredible hsrdships and dangers
in attempting 10 visit an uncultvated tribe at the
spur Of the Rocky Mountains. He encountered a
storm three days in duration, and states that
in many places'the snow was twenty feet deep, and
Captain Van Vtet returns toSthe abodes Of civil
ization after many years exile frontier stations
where he has rendered great and invaluable ser
vice. He is to reside in this city for the future,
and will add to our society another accomplished
officer and honorable gentleman. He returns with
his bride, the daughter Of Major Brown, who fell
noby at Fort Brown, opposite Matamoros, during
the memorable first incidents Of the Mexican war
We have likewise been honored with an inter,
view with the famous Kit Carson, who is at present
sojournng in our city. Mr.. Carson has promised
to call upon and furnish us with some interest
ing and valuable information with regard to mat
tiers in Santa Re, Of which place be Is now per-
manent resident. He came on to st. Louis with
the intention Of purchasing goods for the Santa
Fe market, but owing to the quantity already sen
forward, as well the high price If freights, tht
low water Of the Missouri, and the prospect fionl
detention beforsthey could reach New Mexico, h,
has given up the idea. Mr.. Carson is looking re
markablxwsit One. would never suppose, and
stranger to his eventful history would scarcely be
heve, that he had passed life Of such adventur
and endurance as has fallen to his lot He has al
the freshness, bloom and youthful vgor Of a boy
: twenty-one. Isl Louis Union, 18th inst. i
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IRON FOUNDRY.

2OS G3rOd STREET. Ne7o Ufzsu1lS.
WHEELER, Pc TEES u co, would res
w peetfuy inform the public that they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
ENGINES, of all descriptions; also, Draining. Flaming
and Saw Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such Turn Tables Stay Plates. Switches, Chairs, etc. on
the shortest notice and the approved system.
Having Lahes of sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of al most all kinds.
Orders Tor Columns, Pipes Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars, Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gallery
and Toni Raings Shafts and Pulleys Axes and Boxes
Girers Plates VenatOrs, Sash Weights etc., will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctualy attended to, which
please address - -
j. F. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
4 l.. C. PETTEES, ). SWOOP.
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Who ARE THE SEoEssIoNIsTs THE District
Attorney OF Charleston, who was lately in Wash.
ington, states that the politicians who are now rev.
cling in accession projects in South Carolina, by
no means represent the sentiments of the people of
that State. The delegates 10 the convention from
one district We're sent by meeting composed of
twenty persons, fifteen Of whom were made dele
gates. Similar operations were performed in other
districts The fact is, as the National In,elligencer
says, these delegates are Of The old aris,ocra,c
class in the State, and to be extremists is sort Of
exclusiveness with them. The Charleston Mercu,
~ says they were the picked men Of every par
of the State" Nuf ced. baltimore Sun, i5tt
sv.us f I0a.a 3
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuR.R's orrIor. SECOND Muslc.rAhITY.}

TRrAsuRlRs OryIoE, SECOND MusIcIPALITY,}
H719 April Is, 1851. :
hereby. authorized to advertise during ninety days. in
the Official paper Of the Municipality, that the Council
BONDS Of the state Of Louisiana endorsed BY this NUM-
cpay 70 the extent Of fifty thousand dollars, and that sealed
proposals to sell said honds to that will be received
BY the Council until the nth TUESDAY, July when
they VII be aced or and if satisfactory this Council and
Notice is hereby given in conformity with the foregoing
resolution tina aed proposals to sell TO this Municipality
Bonds Of the nate OF Louisiana endorsed BY this unci
PATTY to the amount Of fifty thousand dollars $50
next.
sealed proposals to be addressed the Council of Munich
paty No Two and to be endorsed ofer State Bons
ap29 I'd VIM. H GARLAND, T,easurer