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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07
Ole Aliooleburp Register.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1851.
The Wings United.

We are glad to notice the decidedly con.
c~iliatory tone now adopted by nearly if no
quite all the Wing presses of the State
From this indication, we augur The mos
suspicious results. Nothing else is needed
we ARE fully satisfied, but that iorbearance
and courtesy we are compelled in private
life 10 exercise towards those with whom
we slightly differ, to secure the cordial ard
united action of all the Wings of this State,
on a common ground and for a common end.
That ground, we believe, will be the same
on which we have always stood and that
end, the continued and triumphant success
OF the great cardinal principles Of the Wing
party.
Personal or local q%uarrels elsewhere
should and will have nothing to do with our
State politics. We have no serious grounds
of difference among ourselves--no personal
animosities, or %facrious feuds, to interfere
with the unity and concert that have here
toforc marked all our efforts. We perceive
with pleasure a disposition now manifested
on the part of the Wing papers of the State
10 let alone foreign disputes and divisions,
and to leave them to be settled where they
have originated. Few, we are also glad to
see, desire to commit the Wings of this State,
at this premature stage, to any particular
candidate for the next Presidency. If these
matters are judiciously avoided until the
proper time. we have no fears for the result
in Vermont. We think we may safely con-
gratulaie the Wings on the favorable pros
pect before us, and on the certainty, through
the coming campaign, Of union and har-
mony."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

OBEDIENcE 70 THE LAW. - Some
isolated sentences from a letter of Judge
McLean's have been published, having
The appearance Of sanctioning disobe,
dionce TO the Fugitive Slave Law. We
perceive by the following, which we ex-
tract from the Ohio State Journal of the
10th, that the Judge occupies very diff,
ferent ground upon the subject
UNITED STATES Court. - Judge
Mclean, in his charge delivered this
morning to the Grand Jury, among other
remarks, congratulated the Jury that no
violation or infraction of the law relating
to the reclamation of fugiiives from ser.
vice had taken place within this State.
He remarked that this spoke well for the
character of the citizens of Ohio. He
trusted no forcible interference with the
requirements or operation of that law
would at any time be exhibited within
this State. 1.-THE law were Objectionable,
let il be remedied by the ballot box.
Forcible resistance should not be coun,
tenanced. 1t should be promptly dis
couraged and frowned down. Such a
mode ofredress has no sanction, and can
have no sanction, from the institutions
or morals of the country. 1t tends alike
to the subversion of all order, and the
destruction of all the securities of our
social existence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

their effects, aud are taking sums of
money with them. In fact, The emigra-
ton is becoming a mania amongst a class
who are moi forced by stern necessity to
leave the country, and who might, by
persevering exertions, be enabled to get
on fully as well in Ireland as in any part
OF America.-Boston Courier, 5h inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

a. Those papers that have taken it upon
them to CLASSIFY the Wing papers of this
State, will please not regard us as asserting
to all they choose 10 say Of our own position
simply because we do not take pains to
correct every misrepresentation of our
views. Whoever c~lassiies us in any other
than the old Vermont School of Wing poll
tics, must do SO on his own responsibility.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

"a, In the Supreme Court. in session at
Lowell Henry Kittredge has obtained a
verdict of 5000 damages of the Fitchburg
Railroad Company for a broken leg, caused
by falling into II hole, at tho depot in Ibis
city. The Corporation will move for a new
trial, on the ground thst the verdict is against
the evidence.-Boston Atlas
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

RAILROAD FACILITIEs.--The Rules
and ORDERS" published by the House OF
Representatives of Massachusetts, gives
the names of one hundred aud seventeen
members of the Senate aud House who
board al home. besides fifty members
froy(Ihe city of Boston.
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81 1t has been lately decided by Il court
in Georgia, that the dying declarations of a
maii cannot be given in as testimony in a
trial for murder. The objection was foun.
dei on a declaration of the U. 5. Cons.itu.
ton, that an " accused man has a right to be
confronted with The witnesses against him"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

lions In spiritual knocking" They
were held to bail, and thrc alened with
condign punishment, and we now OH
serve that they have sought the aid Of
the church OF a 81. p" aud are united
in the " holy bands" &c.-Roehester
American.
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gB" Two females were discovered in bar
rels on board a vessel bound to Charleston
from Liverpool a short time since. after be-
ing fourteen days at sea Several others,
similarly concealed, were subsequently, dis
covered.
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1fInrkcts.

BRrGHroS, May |.
At Market 400 Beef Cattle; 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep
and Lambs, and 23oO Swine.
PaicEs-Beef Cattle Extra s7,2s; LIST
quality 500; I'd do 1913; Sd do s5a $50.
WoRKIsG OxEN-S5. 80, 100, iI0all6.
Cows n CALVES 1923, 25. rs, 81, asa
81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-s2,75 3a4. A few extra
sold for SlO each.
SwlNE-5 IA lac; retail 6 a &c; Fat
Hogs SC.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

r1r Hon. A. Ii Stephens, Wing, declines
being II candidate for Governor of Georgia,
and urges tie Union party TO rally round
Howell Cobb, Es Speaker of the House of
Representatives,
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A Positive Gain of Nearly 30 Per Cent

VsIIIVe udIH UI NtdIIy UU Eel CenCe
DALl.EYs GENUIN PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In a New Envelope and Bores Of Much
Larger Sisei
That Incompatible and truly Indispensable FAM
lily salye, Dalley's Extract, being extensively
counterie lied in the old wrapper, / caution tie
public aginst this dangerous fluid. Avoid The
poisonous counterfeit, and buy Dalley's Extract
only, In the New Wrapper and Large Boxes.
You thereby avoid the danger attending the nse Of
the counterfeit scape imposition-are certain Of
get ting the genuine article-and gain nearly so
pr ~ - quantity Of the ointment. Marx
the symbols on the New wrapper-the Triangle,
Serpent. sun Dove Lion and Eagle.
0d-Rcad The new circulars for 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

or Miss BIS lady of considerable
notoriety in The southwest, made her appear
ance lately in the Plaquemine Court Of
Louisiana, to argue her " suit. She was
armed with a pistol and dirk, and frightened
the lawyers half to death,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

eT Mr.. Thomas II. Dodge, of Nashua,
hss just completed a model Of a printing
press, which has been sent to Washington
10 secure a patent. The Nashua Telegraph
says: " The press will be very much cheaper
than any other machine press and it is es-
timaied 10 be capable Of producing three
thousand impressions an hour. The whole
operation is different from any other press
in existence. 1t works p%retlily and well in
the model
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

0F We noticed a few days since, that
one Heman Vlning and a Miss Arabella
Gere had been arrested in Williamsburg,
Mass, for adding evil and lascivious con
duct 10 their experiences and manifesto
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

es- The New York Herald publishes a
letter from Charleston, S C., that the Bit
ish government. through its secret agents, is
tampering with the popular leaders in South
Carolina, urging them towards secession. with
thf view of producing a dissolution of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

90 Tie Grand Jury Of the city of New
York have recently presented the prison
called the " Tomb" as a nuisance, charac>
terisine ii, i'll their presentment, as a curse
and disgrace to the city"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

X0rrm1o Dtoamhme Rxw2nnanw.
Lom.v,rr.. n. S,,s.sa ,su,.
Two of tia boilsr. ~ ~" 49, 49, ~;
exploded about oiclock vesisr3sv .osnin.. ~Siis
Ieevinr 9hevna~xc.sr n Tt!.-.S" 49,.
~ ss ~ = 1 ras. s1d ycsnSed.
short dstnIse bslo 81 ~ ~. ~ ~ ss.lsc
immsdiatS p.turnsd. IA ssndsss -, 81 ~ s.s;..
Is ~ nosr FL ~ ~ ~ 81 sne sss.
s Jackson as bd az o s0 8 es wreck ashore
TIA fSllo-,i.. i. !. w ~; q s:,sss,
z, ss ~ 'ol'ow'ns /. - 3 killed and wound
John Francis, Philip Rama. and Au,iin John.
s ~ wounded. III q New Orleans Coleman
icSn y SO Nm. =. Warsns OF Lake Pfovidencs
s Ssan = Zeneaens q haton kouges r. Brooke. Of
neW U1sans; 2. o. Cochran, Of New Orlsanss
II ~. lkum0s Of New OR1eans and Jamd
NeSs9do1e o. mcHAttsu, Of Baton Rouees q
,NS - Ihoss KILLED were Captain Holmss, q
fsssss n T Tsps Teikef, q Arkans.s lnac G.
Tw asoscl 1?zss ". y. Hood of Georgetown,
1MSns1eky Inc following were from Milsissippi,
~ eceldsd lAac McCoFkle, Arnold u. AshIev''
e 3. nuc6lsy, 2: Hood, tsince died.) J. J. Michel
reM =. 9cnAeten. Judge G. Morgan, Of
vc.cas51' sa'snuy wounded; Jas. Graft, slightly
~ Two paiou OF the boat. slightly wounded
;s,.'g sIsr tne explosion, i reported 70 have
Junped overheard, and took to the woods
s 10y. eImong those killed: Ten Or eleven, In ell
''~so ua9u q sne injuries they received
-. un BALrrnoan, Sept n
49, s ~ klmcfe pa fetnrnsd 70 Warrington,
h,s.;o nAv'ne attended me Boston Railroad cele-
.'n;.sI IS g: stated that urgent business re-
~ ~ Immediate presence q the Capitol.
tns Grand Lodge Of the Odd Fellow, sitting Al
ad0pted amendmenes IN thsir conss;,,,,ioe y,.L;
degrees for ladies'. '''-A'"
The equinoctial storm il now prevailing.
M.wvor a.. ,
Several failures have occurred here TO-DAY vi in.
GLIDING Lathrop 4 Co.. div soods deslsrs TSn, -,
sons liabilities amount to a701 Oo0' Ao"'P'
leans "a HsSsns ~. Thn sol rS!e from New 0f-
delphia honnd g, Ro..os, ~. ves1 from rniia.
below Bottom tn css.., W. w.. wrec5ed last night
Three hiocI. a. .o coIw Wei. ';,s saveo'
the lower nsrt ~ cad .,, 0."oss' situated 10
afternoon Ths o.. I. "ers ~ 3u a TINS
Tho shin James T;,comh I ~, ~ $500 S.s'
Liverpool ~ mt inn Ro.,o', q. ..uw Ueans iof
sick crow. -'-'''' - '1p'''e'' WIN
The fn.itive i. y. az NJ. c....
recently fiilsd n ~ s,.~u, u J" VINO has been
Christsna. Pa has hs.n sr,ps,s ~ capsgfe alm IN
Goa. sgss ~ nas peen blowing on the Atlantic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Mass Catherine Hayes. This celebrated vocalis,
was received at NewYork on her arrival in the
racine with much enthusiasm. During the voy-
aee sns gave concert on the ship, the receipts of
which, amounting to $3.50, she generously distri.
Dused among the crew. 1t is said by those who
profess TO know the fact, that she has sold her first
my nights to gentleman in NewYork for twenty.
hve thousand dollars, which il at the rate of five
hundred dollars per night, by which we suppose
mat the specializing gentleman expects to realize
at least twenty-five thousand dollars additional.
making the concerts average one thousand dollars
per night; a ,olerably large sum of money, and
which no singer in this country excepting Jenny
Lind has ever obtained.
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Ve0lsgNOIe Books
FOR FAMILY READING,
THOMAS L. WHITE.

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
.aIfsed .1assss.Oe r. Co..
- Magazine street,
asf 4a4ge Coknsk o. sRAvIER sTAxxr.
~ In addition to uplsndid stock Of READvMAn N,
amounting to ninety thousand dollars now in
We have per recent arrivals Of ships b. Charles j..or.
shP Union and bark Nay Flower lust received from our
factory al Broadway, NsvYosk, invoicss Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
eqaalsd In tbs South. 80 s' "
We have spared pains having our Clothing cut In M
latest iahion and will guarantee please the mo
tastes Our stock Of ~
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
nov complete having article that lus w. ara ,.,,.
hsd that SHIRT DEPARTMENT cannot bs ,u,s .a'
over sixty different sizes. saving
Frock and Dress Goats,
French CO. and Eu.'h Black Cl0,A Ds.. Froel co:;
Do do Ba' DIV: " ssd S Ssa f ss.
s s's. sss c.a H. Sa r Ss.::
FssA a.s:a 's;i &C., i.... s..
Sis 3 ely; g sssA Opera
coan.t0n D.s and Fancy Walking
Ss: Is: Cont.
sssIou. . soss Sfs q v wasS sy sao
Do s.. s1ps,s1s Ssa wsL.
Blue: H Dsss Fl fs sn S %ssss
rs Blanket Goats,
sassr sas Gray s DC and sP. .sss
3: i isss'' as 20 Fancy q colo..a .s
Tweed Goats, 'n' f4'''''-
T.sh English and American Tweed ssc. .oel. and p.s,o
s. &c Dc Dc Dc q g R ssis:,.'s'' '''''
Black ' and Si BIZ: e fs 6 Sss cl:.i quality.
ggs,asy Silk and Satin Vest. ali ss.IisI:.,
:sst Ss:;;. 81 cs v ali qualities.
White Hsi,si.: and sun Cashmere 90 90 Do gls
- We AK particular attention 10 our ...o~,S.
Vests. A''' "sw style Jenny Limo
Pantaloons,
French rem Black Doeskn and Cashmere Paptsloou..
E Esss c. s.;s,
FIJI SSs c sas'sd and Ba'l'En Cashmere Pansoou.,
Blue and Black Saline, 90
french and American Cotonade do
9onalemen's Eurnfshinr Goods,
MSa,; Bssa S..s cs! Ss1 sss. all qu.
"a Shi; W. ~ g. sS qualities.
and Cause 5na i's Iss;a and Flannel Shirts
s Clue re- T: I'D w iaS kl:ss:
Drawers Of ali the above descriptions
Half Hoses
scSs 3D. S S, As:s all aaa'
a s sas : I. Es .:s g
Boys and Childrsn's Clsthinx,
3 & g Dc s ss3:Ii
s:ss: ); 4 s sss' s!.s Tea S,:., .::...
R p s;., "a fss sy o :sis. u d ss
Cd, i 5is: o:: Ps sS. Jackets,
Fancy c e. cS.'; .u,.oo..
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Wig Mating wings Of the Fourth
Ward, Second Municipality, assembled last eve.
ming At the Apollo House, corner OF Apollo stree,
and Triton Walk, for the purpose. Of Organizing,
preparatory to the approaching November cleo.
'lon' Although the evening was a very Disagree
able one, owing to the heavy fall Of rain through.
out the day, still there was very respectable mus.
ter Of Fourth Ward whiggism present on the &C.
casion.
on motion Of Alderman Shields, Captain J.
stockton was called on to preside. Messrs, r,
kellest and c. W. Lytls were appointed a. Sec.
rstariss.
Ihe chairman thanked the meeting for the honor
conferred ON him by calling ON him to preside.
Ai'sf enumerating the purposes for which the
meeting was called, the Chairman said that owing
to the inclemsnoy of the weather, he feared there
would not be many orators present however, he
vas glad to zee 80 many of the working wings of
tho Fourth Ward present. The wings Of the
Fourth Ward were always among the hsrdes,
working wings Of the city. He trusted thew
would be found 20 on all occasions.
The Chairman concluded his observations amid
very general applause.
A series Of resolutions, offered by Alderman
SHIELDS, were passed. expressive Of the determine
oon OF the wings of the Fourth Ward 70 co-ope-
rate with the wings of the Third Ward in the
adoption OF any measures that would tsnd to the
interest OF the party. The resolutions passed At
the Ihird Ward meeting, on Friday night last,
were unanimously adopted, with some sisht sltera.
TONS. The Ward Executive Committee of the
Fourth Ward will number twenty-five members
hve more than the committee of the Third Ward !.
seven TO iffm quorum, instead of i've. The
committee Were not only to meet one evening in
each week up to the time Of the termination of The
elecuon, out a. often thereafter a. may be deemed
advisable. "
Inc Chairman was then called on to name the
members OF the several committees, (three in
nomoerJ which being done and submitted TO the
meeting, We're unanimously approved Of.
Inc following are the names of the gentlemen
appointed TO serve on the several committees;
Comm'fses Of Twenty .fve-A. p. Simpson, jas,
stockton. T. Clark, M. Lindo, Ana Ranney. A.
Anil, ). +. Coulon, d. L. Van Austen, NJ East.
man, Jos. Etter, J. A. Ferris, j. q. Fallon. J. R,
Calder, ). +. Mueller, C. w. Lyle, A. 4. saun.
dem. Chas. Bourcier, Robert Ksllett, H. Hutton.
r. Turner, F. Zimmerman. N, Murray william
Brown. T. H. Shields, John Wolfe.
Cos'.s,tes Of Eighth. Heating, p. Van Buren,,
Z. ". Race. c. c. Williams. C. C. Lathrop, j
9. Dunlap. c. H. Noble, NJ, ,Blessy.
General ComHsittes--A. P.sSimpsop. Jas. Stool.
ton, Ihos, II. Shields. c. W..Ly,le.
On motion, the meeting -adiourued to 70 nm N
ne Second Ward meeting, At Godfrey Catzsl,s
opposite the Horse Station.
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Il - - SSs - - VnE1et1UAos Pa
1As history # this affair viii be 90 ses fort
= = szsits wsrm feeling q The South. Ul,r.
~ viii Know that he recovery Of fugitive slave
= - - Important practical poiat viii II
pespls = - seutAssa ssasss, and 10 q. q
which thsy fssl mest ssasisivsly A pspsc.abls
Eay hlssd ssatlsnsn sad his son shos down
z - hNfnl reclamation 4 fhsir property. By
gssg = iawlsss runswsys and conseiencsl.s
abeliieaisss, presents : picture in which d,
tragic ard horrible are 20 mixed NJ !, to sliei
II wsrmsss feelings.
W. ass sinesssly happy, therefore, in III,
opportunity q presenting The svidsnoss q promp
and sfasieas action upon the part Of the author.
ties Of the United States and Of Pennsvlv.u;.
The telegraph informs rs that thirty Of The n.r.
psszstors q he outrage have .bssn arrested. and
intelligence (aes % rsesnp BY mail, inie,m. U.
snee some Of The number have already been fully
sen-itssd e answer the charges u murder and
sssssaa. Gov. Johnston has also t.ksn d.c;a.d
sseps, issusd : proclamasioa sdsrine reward Of
saooo Tor ths arrest ard cenvietion Of tho psrpe.
szssars md erdsrsd ont large const.bulary force
70 assist In ssrssting them. In public messing
Ne cisssns 4 Philadsiphia have expressed the
hvsllsss ssdignatioa 1t The outrage psrpet,,,ed
within he bssdsrs q thsir .aeisnt oo.nuoaw.al.h
such sesragss are sudden oushrssls, alw,v.
80 he community in which thsy occur mus,
~ nah piain and nvrJsrous de6.pas AZ l.rs
b seoftled intn \ - = ~ ;4s...:. ~ n..
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Death Of Brigadier General Whiting s,
Louis Republican, of the 18th, announces the
death OF brlgadier General Henry Whiting, of the
Qartemasten Department He arrived at St,
Louis on Sunday, the 18th. from Teuas, in good
health. On the 10th, while in his room at the
Planten' House, he was, without any warning,
stricken sudden dead. His wife was in the room,
and II completely overwhelmed at the audiences
Of his des'h, and her bereavement. His death il
attributed to an affection Of the heart. General
Whiting was q native of Massachusetts, and
among the oldest officers of the army. His re-.
mains were removed to Jefferson Barracks. on the
18th inst, for interment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Unfortunate e. Mayor.-Ex.M Mayor Barker has
oeen put In prison again at Pittsburgh; sracious
knows for what-hs gets in jail so often and on 80
many different charges. VI ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Smaftpor.-Ihis loathsome disease, which has
prevailed for some time to q considerable extent in
ogiethorpe county, Ga, has SO far subsidized a. n
render business and intercourse with the citizens
entirely safe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Fsre.-The Mound FIGURING Mill, at St. Louis
Mo-, was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. In.
about 5000 or 5000. which is fully covered by
insurance. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Asyosstmsas.- Ths Hon. Thomas B. Monroe.
Judgs Of ths District Court Of the United STATE.
TO- Kentucky; has bssn appointed to Professor.
ship in he Law DePsrtntat of. Transylvasi.
uhivstsity, and has accepted he appointment.
Judge Monroe j. N able lawyer, and has been en-.
gagged sucssssfully - ! teacher for years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Odd. Fellowship in SoutA Carolino. = Ths,s A..
now under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of
=. y E. OF south Carolina, twenty.one working
,USsss' composed Of 1861 contributing members.
an ansle nave been initiated during the past year
g ns!ec'sd y admitted by card 81 /; withdrawn
oy card q relnstated 3; suspended 1903; expelled
II. There have died during the year "a.
venus Of all tho mbodinates Va. AZ ~ 90
ns%os q escshsQ relieved during The yea - "
b do ofSscsSs~ b M%aj's Dc. g."
aaeenf pad tes relief Of hssthsn WEI. aass An
- %. for widowed iSmiliss '.''''' SSsSWS3 81
g. g, tos education Of oFphens s 3sSs g
- oos o. Tor burning he dead ...,,,.... IA ~
8, ~ sesi''.' .....,,.........,.o6.<o 5 n
TIVE LODGE own their own schools. = =
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RU1ale.

,,., AGWaGes.
NE celebrated Pacing Horse ROANOKE i,
- now up for rafls. Persons Wishing to take ~
~ ,h WIN PLEASE call q ths Orsa Aoass soon. LIN
y d. z. w. COELER.
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= ~ - M y eannet p wIeness
Rssd roIslas. TIE litiaia.s. Who anpsr
~ ~ M, - =. 8. 16.s.s
~. a 49, - n Il 3 n r. - 81
FW1A ~ yeqe . neet<of se1Eoe0 they n0Eoe ~
their follv. V;sl,s,a ~. ~. 49, Il ,.d
- y - -. -. -. =
murder eemnittsd " breed ~ iBht-oee soeissy
49, sss NJ 49,. $780, = . 49, ~.
~. - 2 reussa = : - ~ aae qe'sA-
snsd int aosivs u 49, snd sfaeisnt saioseenlslt
-. -. u ,.I,.,.. - ., ....,..
- - -. "A. = n !.
wil Low mem this sssflple outrage and awiui
uaes'
/ Cssrsspenasnes Dsevvssn Two Mayors.
= ..,......--
49, 4. A. - ~ 49, ~ - A's-.'
P.oue1n = a., =. -, -. !. .i ~. -,
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wS;ch ~ ~ IS sunSnoss3 d hsve ;o;rt ~
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Tie eall Il he Ccnvsntion and il purposes b.
~ fully - go Y ths accompanying pamphlet
/ eoufeet my - euoW - - express the nope snat
yon valis hv9feniy Impressed, bring the subject
os.oIe y: PeGRe o. youI Guy, eng aPRo'ns dee,
Cesvenson y. >'''- :. -'''-- - ''''ss : -
Interests q many States, and informed 9 to thsir
wants and achievements, must have great infu-
snce n developing their resources and extending
'asar saseIP...ss; ss.. Lii :.
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~.-aSas - ~ etnef ISSUING
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Year Ok wi. b. Gsos:xAs. Mayor.
m.yo... o,,,o-. a. 1s.,. %. "a ,sx,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24
st. Mishasrs BsAevolsns Buriel see,.ev,

msaoefs OF the above Society hereby notified to
ny shnua meeting Of the soeisty at the saloon of tho
hos on THURSDAY EVENING September as al
0s me purpose Of slsetns oos the ensuing ys.r...
number Be present the occasion BY order
- BERNARD GlbLO0LY. esoretsry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Long Dsosth = The Salem da.) News saw.
that In consequence Of the drouth in that vicinity
the spring. and wells are nsasarably dried up. and
many o. thsir citizens are actually suffering for the
want Of good pure water TO drink.