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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-08
ron COUGHS, COLDS, CONsUmPTIoN,

rd bN REIp \ ttItI.it, of boston,
hos become the most hupulnr medicine ever uut
forth Gu the curcor t'Ulhs, Gkis anal C,nauD'inH.
That u /. worthy Of b. hrh reputation T. made ,uC-
N,utiy evident hy The immensely of it, annual
-alc... Mc..rs, Reed Cutler are above qunckcry,
doucndL.p alone rnpu the intrinsic virtues ~ their
medicinal prrpnr,titn. iui their disposal Fumhug
3. plentiful, TINT 10 Give real pleasure to offer
the trillmg aud uuiuuus tribute ofour rccommcn-
dalton Ia u medicine We know 10 ho of real merit
An eminent physician writes us,--"l have for
some time Jir,t bccu IN the habit Of prescribing the
Vegetable Pulmonary Bnlsnm for consumption ,nsth-
ma, pleurisy splitting Of hloud md coughs, or pull
monury affections ut every kind; and with conf
dance recommend IL superior to any othor
preparation used for The above complaints
Nov. !. ls6u.-NcW Certificates, To- almost amy
cNteut might hc added II deemed noccssary hut
the pfoprctors feel that the article has become
gpeEAal1 lrnl l.uAYn. and lis Nlrtncg 80 ceuenllX
Acknowledged lay phy-lcinus and other, a. to make
IL unnccc uyta ofcrat this time, further proof the
merits ufthis highly popular article,
~ BtNAuE or NrEKtIIr~ AND NttrN-
ROSS, such ne Carriers Compound Pulmonary BAL
-nm, American Pulmonary Busum aud other, in
part bearing the name, Enquire for the nrticlc by
H. whole name, the "NEDErAnIE PuiMoNAHN
BALSNaI," and see thntit has the Wrlticu signature
NJ MM.JoN'N Crrtru upon yellow label, IN the
blue wtnppcrz. Inch bottle nud send is stamped
Vegetable Pulmonary BnlsHm."
Prepared bv REED W CUTLER, importers mad
Whoesair Dealers IN Medicines Paints, Chemicals
aud Dyc Stur., 10 India Street Boston, and sold bv
Drurd-is, Apothecnrir-, and Country Merchants
generally. For particular. and recommendation,
see u pamphlet accompanying each hottlc.-pricc
30 cents. For sale Ia ST. Johnsbury by J. c. RING
HAM Go6mO
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.C(DNSUMPT'IO

IN III ClistianEod and civilized countries has eus,d
i.lllalilnu nl denhs than ANY other u,iHy that
tiUrts thu huulAu Ntrifri r1H fffliG = tu yrr-
there has been any tfai4 rHfV stop the dryasa
!. MN a. Mn
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES. & COMPLAINIS

No remedy Tint has hcrn ofrrcd Ia the public has
ka certain and fBntsai n c9ryscfiHy AZ thr ~
dsual rsilHesss and frcgalarhls- -, the female ~
INFANTS PULMONARY BtLS.tM II makes NJ dif
tvrnc" whether he arrangement b" suPyvesi, erec's
other itrifSHiai tsqkHe-s-it REGULATES ALL o.
'irssF'AsHhR the -ysiuut ofaaiifrr s circulation
"aAbig sud aihagirR NERVOUS tiuurAniLr1r Sc
- ~ 49,. Il
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Thousands of Cousumptions

md Csroufs Coughs nhundsnty prove ~ riif1iffe n
ray suvh diseases, and Its undpubttd ratvr puw'i
AMI lluihiug healing piopeftirR. NJ h, iull, np ro
plants aud disrns's " Sgliing III Hood HIssfiHe ~
hc Lipss rain l tir hr'a1 end S,dc Ngii Sr.ds Ne,
rr,s CpispafHfs PdiDN1f0H Of ne Hru Chpi,ra IBffp
iHa. DyfssfE snd Suhiaor C0lap iaiHA In CAldtH and
amin Iabafn and AM
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~ W T"TTTT7TIH7
TnE SPIRITS nOME.

~ 80 - -
I, there ma Do biirit home
Whore rbs -pidl slall soaF,
20 iwfl viii ii, Maker
Nhmi troubles Wsosri
Where thr would Win bel tribes
Cap uo moio lend hstny,
Nor ihe hand nj G'I-e hIrnds
Cast rloud p'rr uar vayf
faIn paint. 10 Mat home,
Through the long lHpse n year,
And becknns us uuWani,
'Midd nials aud tear
The y0re n olr flicnds
Calls aloud nom that shore,
Aul bid us speed on
1.ll liio't Journey 70 Ger.
4 Sister Or Brother
Whos rnamci by DOR side,
a friend NJ lover,
A bridegroom " buioi
They cell us ln accents
Alorc sweet tiinn c'er fali
Prom me fpl ofa mortal,
In iivuv-,rg..'4-sll,-
Then hccd We The call
Ofiho,c friends VIM are gone,
Tho hand NJ 0ur Father
VIII suli guide us on
20 those Heavenly mansions
So bright aud su f,ir,
And tho loot uues NJ rnrih
sfil wait lurns there,
hTUIl
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Cedar Posts,

Gar PANS ADD SAP sPOuTs, fg ale by
- a. h. PIERCE.
Trb. 2s. IstL 7oswa
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This RfTVfM hal, aHi rtrrs mar ~ hf iHHCs an
rlsrwhrrr hirHdliy certainty md easRy The rust
rvtNG ENraAur onres and hsai' ulrcts uiyHdIv I'M
UHlsan rur-s Nipf cRsDs of CnuRhsUl CoHsttfi1H uu
nnr nm nILnr I.ln.--.. INV. mini 10 ~ .-.l
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Windsor Il
@5,85l.


$685..
TNRAINS leave Bruttlcboro' at as n md >
n 4. NJ.
Passengers by tho first Trnin leaving webs Riv-
er reach Brsttleboro' In season for the NJ Train
Springfield Al 80 NJ, and proceed then by the
ENENtSo ENpltTss over the Hartford and New Bav
en- and New York and New Haven Railroads ,arriv-
In tho City atI1FN
Passengers leaving BrnttIcSoro by tho IS ~
Train reach Springfield At 10 80 ~, and reach N
York about y NJ.
The above will be found CHEAP, QUICK and
CoMFoHrABLE ROUTE from all parts Of Vermont and
western New Hnmpshirc--giving to travellers n
complete Lar,i Route and avoiding entisly the dan
ger OF the Sound. RETURSlNC, Passengers can
leave New York by the S \ NJ Tram Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad aud reach Rrnttlc-
boro the same evening, aud reach Montpelier or
Wells River the next day at 4 80 Pm. Those leav-
ng New York by the 46 Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton and reach
Wells River next day att 45PM,
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the firtt
Train from Brattebor0 rench Providence, Albany,
Troy or Whitehall, the same evening, and Buiihlo'
the next day at ~.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. c. r. II, r.
f. Northampton, May 1, 1860. 6esistf
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FOR SALE.

DOSrON NAILS, by tho ton m keg At very low
hb prices on Rail Road sircot,by
So Johnsbury, Jan. 10, 1891, s. JEWETT.
GLASS, GLASS, a large assortment Of Ill ~
NJ Ees, sold very cheap nj WhoIossic, by S. JEW
EFT, on Rail Road street
~. luinrhury, Jan. 40. lHbi I0atf
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Ground Plaster.

~ ~ iuhuthuryt Jan " lhhl T01n
DLAsIINd PoWpFR.hy theKsgat low pnoo.
ID on Rail Road street, bf
st. JOhnsbuy, Jan. 10, 1851. \, IEWETT
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DIR. CIIRIsTIE's

(,aiynnlc Beib Necklaces, lirHcelett, and fluid fur
~ sairnt i, q. hiAlllAMA STORE.
~. Iohnshury, Jan, 10, 1854, TUaif
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RrrnSt, ThrOnl. InnrM and lIrnri.

nd MI, di,cascs nf pulmonary u6iurr-aeh' rnsrs
sually prove 20 fatal under orhn,fy ttcaunvoi wh"i
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RALSAM
BRAHr's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
Coughs and Conaumptions,

This dhrr- from hot hctsusc thi' pn-'rs'r' s,rr oil1
N'rn'i77 whirh hrr ~-rifrt'g nanci TO- end tf'tf
-.-L. -.--- L. IN uLL
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DANGEROUS SCROFULA.

ihsn OHt horns II PuHiFtEA s-lls ipf OHE D0LLAs
q LL-L-a NJ -I-.LL-IL.l --Iunl anL Do Tnn lenIa.
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hHos 90 rJ.fa uIAHT bOTTI,Er, ana y Of rhs
sHuu 4fal Hffag ani do4fR a. that i no faHN hpfff
Ts efa issf flffg ~ tH fuEVftH 0yeT haHfAfaHiLta
sri al nar similar nrd riqrsi may u snpu fnssHTn br
4Hintinud fgnl ihr nfHHIuf fsria ltHaf-pursufn ~
alg ppssassps Ifaqs " is n1dcatuni iha fvft
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w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
The following communications from the Sur
veyor were read:
SURVEYORS OFFICE, April 49, 1851
TO the Hon. the Recorder and aldermen Of nuntcpdHy
No. TD0.
GENTLEMEN-In compliance with a resolution
passed at the last sitting of your Council, have
TO state, that estimate the cost OF opening out the
gutter drains of Jackson, Palmyra, Banks, Com
mon, Gravier, Perdido, Poydras and Cypress
streets, with the drains of Mro and Tonti streets,
to be worth nine cents per running foot of drain,
excavated not less than three feet deep, by four
feet wide at top, and two feet wide at the bottom
and that the total length of cutters two sides of
said streets, between the Galvez Canal and Broad
street Canal, and between Julia street Landing
and Canal street, is about forty-two thousand five
hundred feet, which, at said price OF nine cents per
foot, gives total cost three thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-five dollars.
| A drain of the above dimensions gives one third
of cube yard OF digging 10 each running foot,
and requires, in this case digging and hacking, or
| two men one day to every ten cubic yards, which,
at one dollar and thirty.five cents per man, gives
two dollars and seventy cents for thirty feet max
ing, aforesaid, nine cents for each foot llneal.
| The requisite clearing of roadways IRON al
| slumps and trunks of trees will he performed rap
idly by the resident population of the vicinity, fo
| use as tirewoOd and is, therefore, not made any
| part of this estimate.
| Respectfully. gentlemen. your obsdisnt servant.
| HusH GRANT,
| Surveyor Municipality No. Two
Note.-lf the drains be dug of one-third less size
or two thirds the preceding dimensions, the co:
will reduce in proportion, or be two thousand fiv,
| hundred and fifty dollars, and these would answer
though not we'll adapted for the first cuttine
and supply for roadways, as the other
| IL. GRANT.
| NKw ORLEANS, April 20, 1851
To Tie Hon. the Recorder and Aldermen Of .Huneipatt
| No Too.
GEHTLEMEN--In relation to bridge across tn
Orleans Canal, below Cedar street, il is my Opir
ion that the site thereof will be best adapted
commerce, if selected across the Navigation Cana
from Magnolia to Maunse streets. A bridge muc
lower down may hereafter be very desirable, b,
at present the trade of the Basin and the prospet
of causing its neighborhood to be thickly people
| by an industrious community, cemmends the plac
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NE" MUSIC STOREs
SO Camp STREET. three doors 6eloao Posdras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
ns,s EXAMINE .,ass ne Ge stTs sPREsffe F aSd
G,aLd Piano Fortes, from j. Pleyei Co.. HEM herz IT
Semi rand Pianos. from Heni Herr and Pleyel.
PicoO Pianos and Pianinos, from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Durham, VIM. Hall & Son,
The splegqid prize Piano. from Wm Ii all Son. Broad
PsrloI Organs, IN rlch carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra. or Organized Piano.
Tomas make. =,
Boehm Flutes.
Brass instruments from double bass ato-tosether with
AFRb o. TRsT fna had G charge of tn. e.,,,
Trends 'e'"' 'N "'' "'"e'Ou
room has been fitted up for the especial use of the ladies
purchasing nsi1 sing CON ffeas inI w + MAYG c'
| NtUsIC AND Nj lsICAL INs1 nI AsKATs.-Th
1vl subscribers would respectfully request your stas
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu- Ct
and also 10 their well selected OF Piano aEf
Eores. from the factories of the frsE makers in the
Strings Voln Guitar Harp. VioincelIo Double Bass
etc; Guitar Pins. Pegs. Screws. etc:
Vions, Flutes q tars, Acaortions, Brass Instruments
for Bands, Tambourines, BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wre Tuning hammers Forks. etc. and
every article connected with the Music business. ;
Orders for Music Musical Instruments will promptly
A liberal discount made to dealers and professors and to
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
the new Music received from the North as soon as pu
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr. ii. d. Hewtt.... New Orleans, La, Oct p;
oss d,fSw., f +: g. 4. fEAfFf ffMiFr.
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SSg1ll|9SBz3 SSg1lY!ISEBz3l

THE DAGU EkhEOlS Pc SALOONS, No.
L SO Camp street, tShf's new buildings open
for reception of VISITORS who esrectfuliy invited TO
examine the very extensive collection OF PORTRAITS.
IT, These SALOONS have been magniiicently furnished
and attention will be bestowed satisfaction
patrons.
ter By the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in The
Operating Room constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKY -tisHT. and by NEw CHEMICAL PRO,
used preparing Plates The produced
in very short Of time Comfy few seconds), exhibiting
ahgh degree al perfection, with the and natural
graduation Of Light and Shade. without which Pictures
he he-hke.
tF choice variety of new style Enameled and En-
gnved LOCKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship,
suitable fer Miniatures, furnished the manu- acturess
prices
kS Artists supplied with every article used in the Da-
gueueotype al Newly ork prices. E, JACOBS.
m M, Y3 lamp New Orleane.
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THEY HAVE COME!

tF Those persons who have been anxously waiting
for the arrivalof our 81 RGICAi., DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they
at last hand, and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
felO If p. MASSEY. cor Camp and 5ravier
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

In creating the above actual cost, had to CON
tend against such distance from the city with a
large portion of the work, to reduce, in many
cases, the mems labor from 10 to hours per day
My estimate takes this loss OF one hour partly
into account, with the fact that one man can only
dig 10 cubic yards of soft ground, where digging
and hacking are required; two men will Dig but
10 yards, where digging, hacking, much raising
and trimming required that three men VIII DIS
pose of not than ten yards, and with much
clearing and ramming added to the foregoing, that
it will take four men to make 10 cubic yards OF
levee In connection with this estimate, will re-
mark that a large portion of the Protection Levec
lately Tor since my departure from Lafayette) per-
formed by contract for the city of Lafayette, was
undertaken at higher estimate than any portion of
my work, although much more favorably situated,
to lay between Nayades and the vicinity OF st.
David street along Pleasant and Harmony streets,
where clearing difficult digg ing existed.
The price OF that work has been three hundred
and twenty dollars per acre OF POS ieet long,
153 cents mills per running foot OF levee
less in size than mine on Hagan Avenue, situated
it is known to be, in very difficult ground Fray
ing your earliest action on the accompanying ac-
counts, so that the men can be paid with the least
possible delay, and excuslng myself Tor the great
number of them employed and the expenses attend
ing them, knowing well that the work with fewer
hands and longer time to do it in, would cost less,
and that with view of inducing much work In
short time, but deducting to that end the wages OF
laborers from the Municipality price OF Sl 80 to
81 %, or in all Sl,0l2, | was enabled to provide
for liquor bills, and sundries at a less expenditure
or S664 81.
have the honor to remain your most ob't servant,
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
New ORLEANS. April 26, 1851.
To the Hon. A. ID. CrosSman. Mayor:
SIR-Apart from my communication of the
same date herewith, have to report and transmit
my accounts of expenditure at Carrollton, on the
Hoeyviile Levee, the 18th and 18th days Of
March last, follows;
No l. Laborers Paw roll lI,................ go 43
No d Payroll of horses and carts -, ,.,....., Al 10
No 81 TRANSFORMATION Of men by Railroad ...... 6 40
No. 4. Dinner for Caro- lton. Il so
No. s. Cedar posts secure the base of the Levee
the field aide thereof .................. Il II
No. 6. Carriage hire, when exploring the coast be-
yond the sauve Plantation, your
requiuton, and afterwards in visiting the -
CaHolton operations ns....................., IA w
Total sI92 VA
One hundred and ninety-two dollars and four
cents.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
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Gas GMs Gas

A L. SCOVILL'S PATENT Gas BURNERs
As be procured II Poydvas ST., stairs The Pa
Gas Burner a brilliant light and savnd
compared with the old burners. proper person will b
fsG A. r. BAKER b CO.. Assnss,
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VIC VI
One hundred and ninety-two dollars and fouI
cents
Respectfully your obedient servant,
HuGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.

Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
NEW ORLEANS. April ss. 1851.
To the Hon. "A. ID. Cr0ssman. Mavor
SIR My report of the rejection Levee
braces much detail, that | may not have alluded
with sufficient force to the fact that the evee now
ompeted, is of such magnitude, and located so
advantdgeously, and of so great strength, to
secure the city, most decidedly against all danger
of nundation for the future; and is well calcu-
lated to advance the value OF property, and induce
substantial improvements in rear of the First and
Second Municipalities, as to deserve your especial
notice. and the attention Of the public to its great
importance. In connection with it the dams,
alluded to in my report, are all that wanting
OF the crossings oil canals and street drains The
necessity for these is, however, not urgent that
| need to press them on your immediate consdera-
ton.
wv ''''' '' Surveyor Of the Second Municipality
The following communication from the Council
Of the Firs, Municipality was read and referred
the Committee on Streets and Landings, with
power to confer with the COMMITTEES of said NUM-
cipality
seeretary's Office othe Council 2f Muneipaltv No. one,
To the Honorable the s1esiden and ScTs p Of e
Council of -NuG'c,Pdiitv No. Tho:
GENTLEMEN-l herewith have the honor to
transmit 10 your honorable body copy of a reso-
luton of this Council adopted al its sitting OF April
2Sih, 1851.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
REYNKs, Secretary.
COUNCIL OF Nun -GIPALITY No. ONE,
City Of .Nep Orleans. 5
Resolved, That the Chairman of the Improve
ment Committee be, an he is hereby, invited to
confer with the Chairman of the Committee on
Streets and Landings of Municipality No. Two,
as the urgency of carrying into effect, soon
as practicable, the proposed improvement of Canal
street.
certify the above to be true copy.
RHYMES, Secretary.
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no! YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

JNAsT HAIR Ray and tia skfa.-
II person. his bye hs Hair
NhIsses DARK shade perfectly tsck Tins Dye
cut-d Chem, Dr. COASroCk, auther Of
Comiacss Caemry Philosophy and by him nanted
color the Hs the
the SKIN. 1t Is soil in New creHns cAy BY
mill en- j WRIGHT & co, lbl Chartrea II.
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DENTISTRY.
JAMES H. sPRATLEY,

SURGEON @ 0rsrtsr.
Once No. ITO st. Charles street,
Between Psydrss and Lafs Square,
WHERE all operrons ihe TEETH be performed
w satIs'actory mis-
T H. BADGER, DENTIST, Of Tennessee, ior-
smerIy of Alabama and Georgia. No. l3 Julia street.
tween Camp and St. Charles streets, Thirteen Buldne,)
Newt lrledna MI m
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

RRANDY--20 half pipes Harett 4 Co.'s cee-
- pystsd Brandy vintage 1905 landing ship Mopurs
splo SAMUEL WOLFF, 90 Camp ,,.
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lOtdl 'eio'o' W
Total leng tn 90 1877 feet, miles 1877 feet COM
prising all at present under my supervision, of
which 81 miles minus 155 feet is very strong,
well finished Levee.
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tEATHER and sK NS-Skirting Harness. Birdie. Sole
and Band Leather; @ Top Sides and Hides Enameled
Sides and Hides: Pate Leathers Of all Qualities and coors;
Bag Hides and Sides; teSkns; Wool Skm, Hog sklns;
Goat aud Sheep Nj oroceo: Calf Skins Lining and Welt
SKINS IN eolo and qualities Chamos and Buck Skins
| Lace Lsather Buffalo Robes. etc.
EP s & are Agents the sale Of the Patent india
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands so, the Patent STRETCHED
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands, lpdia Rubber Hose
Steam Packing and India Rubber Clothing, OF all kinds;
| Band Riveis, Lace and Band t.ealhers, etc ETC
am SMlTH u pRbTHr r, 81 snli y t,Ommon St
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Balance on hand this day .sls, ,492 75
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NRw ORLEANS. April 26, 1851.

NRW ORLEANs, April Is, Iso1.
To the Hon. "A. ID. Crossnan. Mayor:
SIR-Apart from my communication of the
same date herewith, have to report and transmit
my accounts of expenditure at Carrollton, the
Hoeyviile Levee, on the 18th and 18th days Of
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Yeas-Messrs. Brugnens, ,Etes, Hawthorn, Lawrason,
Rpnshaw and Stewart-6.
.Naps-Messrs. Emerson, Johnson Perry, Sbortridge,
Sykes Vontagen, Wheeieban and Yancey-S.
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