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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
NOTICE or INNOLE ENJOY.
THE STATE OF NJ SSlSSlPPl,
LowGdeS County.

To all persons h7ciug claims against n Estate y
JONATHAN DECHERD. DerE
N0U are hereby mortified % present your claims
L daily probatel and allowed according to law To
The Clerk OF the Probate Court Of ,aid comfy, to be
fled for examintion and apportjonmcnt by the FlrSt
Monday in September, A D. 1852, or they will be
btted said estate having been duly declared nsoOyeut
~ Witness, the llon, Nathaniel + Goodwin,
|. $ JUDGE Of the Probate Court OF said county,
~ the list Nondayol Sa7tem.cr, A, D. 1851.
Issued September 9th, A. d. 1851
OtNlEL WlILNNS. CLK.
September 3, ls5l--llLGm. [P. +. S27l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
NOTICE or INSOLN ENCH.
S,paJ,p ar nJSNJ SSIppI

STATE or NISSISSIPfL
Lorndes CoHTy,
yENo all persons having claims against the Es>
a tate Of ISAAC COOPER, Deceased, you
lre hereby notified loprrsrn, Your claims Only
,rohatrd aud allowed to the Clerk ol the FRO
hate Court of said county, To he flied Ter e1am'
nation and apportonmen, by the FIRST Monioy
in December, 4. D. 1851, or they will be har,
red, said Estate having been duly declared In,
solvent.
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butfor this dock, the ship would have been obliged
to proceed to New York in leakv condition to 90
into docs there. Now she will be put in perfect
order here, and need no further expense there,
while passengers can feel perfectly assured of her
staunchness and sea-worthness, o. the examina.
tion in dock shows her to be unipjured, and the
most doubling must be satisfied that her strength
and capacity have been tested, and stood the trial
Savannah Journal.
The Alabama was taken out in fine condition
forsea next day. The Republican ofthe Goth inst
has this:
:" The following dimensions, which may be re-
lied on, will answer many Of the questions which
have been asked since the Alabama has gone into
dock: M
"The dimensions are-length, 225 feet and
width, 65 feet.
The dimensions of the Alabama are-length,
2l5 feet, and Width lover alIO 81 feet" :
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND,
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL LAsD OFFICE March 81, 1851
N order that the liberal views Of Congress, in
Land certain officers and soldiers who been aged
the Military service of the United States may be Out
ana every expense to the be avoided far
se in obtaining the benefits grantedb the gstitud- Of
s"S s's the me
fSne Lands hs fruits Of lhs industry and prsaons the
That public notice be given all settlers on Public
"a to private en'ry 70 come Onward and file Their
settlements md imp'ovem required by the Prsempon
an is SO as to to Their ion
warrants
for subject to piyate entry the I'd March, 1851 hou.
an ahdayt as to whether said land mpoved and
hands d the Land Ulcers al least ofty days II al The
END Of mat time there no interference by those locations
'e;tEssass; Is enc new location win Be- made. ~ '
WaIanees can locate their their presmp-
to, sn. ,o. whes The s.d was S,oeamed AMI offered pub
price the land .a one aaa da and
cents PEI acre in cash the difference the
tmang the 81 Is per acre. No preSmpon rights
sach 70 the alter ae sec ions reserved to the Uned states
When application made to this office by the warantee to
locate ihs waIran the appcanr houd DIES Land
wishes made and whee he tract sa' psesa wS
M 70 several Others in The order in which
been taken the warrant be located first of the
affidavit Of tie applicant" aSen bso,s an oess
eomGeisn to administer oahs that he the Identical person
The same rules be comp ed with where sppcaion BY
letter y male to the District Land Officers Where such ap.
pIcanon made by the Attorney uarian Executor etc
also accompany the application -
by clause IN lst section of the Act making appropna.
u0ns Tor the support OF Government Tor the fiscal wear
ending sOth Jnne lsoa. 81 March, 1851 is enacted
September lsi BY virtue Of any oSer Act Of
s%s 9s 1sssa S On any land which had hee been
no land can 6s located under the bounty Land Law Of 18th
loS O. any other law granting bounty Land,
prior to the 81 OF March, 1851 NAN N''NN ''' '
apl9 1aw6w J. BJJTTERFlEJD C,omm;ss;onsr
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20 1t Young Ono The senior editor of the
Southern Patriot takes great pleasure in an
nouncing to his anti-secesson friends an mportan.
accession, in his estimation, to their ranks. He
was stopped the other morning, in one of his most
patriotic editorials, by the that there
was, was iree Union boy at his house, whom he would
be delighted to see. Pen, paper and patriotism
were scattered to the winds, and brilliant thoughts
lost to the world. From the size of the little fel.
loW head, chest and limbs, we have no doubt he
Will have intellect enough to see the folly of seces
SION heart big enough to encompass, in its love
ana patriotism, the whole Union, and hands strong
enough to defend his State and the Renublic. All,
ready he is making quite noise in the world, and
has become the favored and honored guest of our
domestic republic.
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The Alabama and the Savannah Dry Dock
This important structure was fairly tested yester-
day, IN taking in the Alabama, and was triumph
antly successful. The steamer as usual was taken
IN bow first, but the chief weight of her machinery
being abat of the centre Of the vessel it threw the
balance of the dock too much towards the gates,
and made some delay in pumping out. Had the
ship been taken in stern foremost, the weight
would have been thrown towards the pumps, and
the process of docking completed in two and ha t
hours. This is the largest ship ever docked south
Iof New York, except at the Navy Yard at Norfolk,
and is triumph for port at which our citizens
may well exuli. The work could not have been
.,dons in Charleston, or short Of New York and
n 4
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The New Bedford Mercury states that, during
the past year, sxtyeight ships have been added to
the whaling fleet belonging to that port This re-
markable fact indicates degree of prosperity and
enterprise as gratifying as it is surprising The
out-of-the-way town of New Bedford has, for
number of years, supplied the north of Europe with
oil. andit is remarkable fact, that both France
and England indebted to New Bedford mer-
chants for establishing the whale fishery in London
and Hayre
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Brahn'''' Water OTen.-Two of these curious
animals passed through our town this morning nm
their way to Kentucky, where they are sent for
the purpose OF propagating the breed They were
brought from Turkey some time since by Dr. J. B.
Davis, who spent several years in that country
under the employ Of the Sultan, in introducing the
culture OF cotton. These cattle are little under
.ne .i size OF our common stock, shaped very much
like camel, with large hump on the shoulders
long dropping ears short stubbed horns and soft
sleek hair. They attracted much attention during
the few hours Of their stay. We understand that
they are prolific, easily kept, and well adapted to
our climate LGreenvilIe Is. c. Patriot l7ih.
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Ghs Daily Cresefnt
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
,e Cornell of tie Second Munscspolity.
bIished Every Day-(Sunday Exeepted>
BY j. H. MADDOX
Ovylcn. " ST. CHARLEs sTRxRr.
THE BROKEN HOUSEHOLD.

THE BROKEN HOUSEHOLD. s
My cottage home down in the dell.
The cot where had birth;
it's the widest, sweetest spot
; mall this lovely earth;
The spirit voices ia that glade,
Its sanctty for me hath made.
The vines and ancient oaks are dear,
That round our cottage grow
The very same that sheltered us
In days of long ago;
Glad voices come in every breeze
That murmurs through the vines and trees.
And the diDgle of the river,
That glides before the door,
Brings back the merry, mellow notes.
l loved so well If yore,
When round happy mothers knee
We gathered, children glad and free.
But many change hath come since then,
A change DER heart and hearth,
And we, ike leaves in the autumn time,
Are scattered DER the earth;
The living Of our household band
Are part on sea and part on land.
Our beanteous, brown-eyed brothers,
Sweet'y they are sleeping,
Down here our dear old stately oaks
Vigls aye are keeping;
Then marvel not those oaks seem dear
And angel voices there we hear.
When faded first the flowers that bloomed
Upon cur brothers, breast,
Another step grew feint and weak,
Another sought for rest;
And when The last farewell was spoken,
The link that bound orr band was broken.
peidad Ohio. HF M r.
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Big Cauie.-There are now exhibiting in Spring.
field, Illinois, pair OF prairie steers,' of which
the Springfield Post says:
They five and six years old, measure FIVE fee,
ten inches in height. fifteen feet from the nose to
the end OF the tail three ieet across the hips, prtb
between nine and ten feet, and weigh nearly tpo
tons each They are cross between the Durham
and Patton ttock-the latter celebrated stock in
praires until within few months past. and have
never been yoked. They were brought here by
Mr. Sylvester Marsh, of Chicago, who proposes to
exhibit them through the State and perhaps to pro-
ceed with them to the Worlds Fair
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r. r. R.

II. X. K.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men of Anaeri-a to
be tic quickest and most e6eetual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
o. ITS eaH'si PAIN 81 the World
8 the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the prosraon Of the system To stop pain
and to give and healthy ACTOR % he nerv
o9s energy e as TO enable the system ward off tbs attacks
OF disease. This we accomplish by "
l-l Radway's Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief Of PAIN ana
to ,nvlgorate and to regulate action Of the
has popuaq sf ,s
Sy an n by in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, Sick and
Nervous Headaches,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in yan
ns s%s dS:
comeIsy cured them 1t has stopped the
Rheumatism
IN fifteen mnutes and cured the disease entirely twenty.
always stop the pam IN N.ursIrIs. sss or ss minutes
Every of neurasa where has been properly used IL
has stopped the pain in few minutes s continued use
WI strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
VI nervous proratIon !eaxston Of the musclesin 80
hours Il sreng,hens warns and invigoraes every muscle
nerve and sinew in the system.
STRENGTHENING nuenes it instantly the most severe
Jumping Tooth-ache. -
VIII stop the m0s ansizng Tooth ache in few seconds
Th thousands oil citizens attest Nervous pains al
a. Kinds are arrested IN few moments by Railways Ready
~ Sick Headache.
~ cases out OF 'OO will free from pain in Is m,nu,. .d
EV~ Prce-0O and rs cents vi" pos'Ney cure.
HADWAY'S MEDICATED SOAp
AS beautifier OF the Skin.
shpassss every thing o. the kind in the world il
hedness. fimpes, BOtches, Pustnles Te,iers R.sh r.
enres SAT- hheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores P.,n
impaIs heath 70 the skin and beauty to The
G asa qrsery and Toilet Soap il beyond he
sach o. uvay. and for shaving PURPOSES II il ,s h y;
USE Vine cake OF Railways Soap vii Iast longer ,h, % 1h u
gahe e same aze OF any other Soap in ss IA
e sn.pssi G e anu oest soap IN the world. E1Prce cents
nau"ay upon each wrapper. "
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
sa beautiful head Of Lurmrsan Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm,
ne ady or gentleman who desires beautiful article to
s '1h nar are advised to make of Radwsy's CIR
easan Balm possesses many advantages over ali other
nh oncs and prepsatOns First, cleans-s the scap from
oahdru gives tone and ygor the roots and bus uyT
orales 70 healthy action The germ OF e which gives 70 ths
M healthy root and iorces the hair 10 grow it cures
siong soft and glossy keeps from turning gray or becou
ns discoored truly luxury dress the hair with lhs
dele9us preparation.
~ Fold by J,,WRIGHT h co
Isl Chartres at
apio eod&W H G. N. MORRISON.
~ ~
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1es NewYork Store, Poydras st. 1es
DICH, FRESH AND SCARCE SIMMER

GDODS-The subscriber has rein ed from the Nor,b
anay Bs bs 'ss s1s ss
articles. received by the Georgia anc Union will be
DRESS sooDs-Rch printed J.oonets five oo,o,,, at
az Sesn, pVIsa Wao hRnsns at q il Canal
STRAW Goo6S -Cap.crown ,Bonnets. roh STYLES; ;
s c ana Misses bonnets all kinds at less than whole
sSss %s
; 6bson Is S,:.. .s s,
SHs he new styles. o, Berthe Cane.
naSa s;,ssy all aes an? widths
Blond Lace comet and Linen Edsings and Inssr
sssisssF naf sss;
''Ids ssa aarfEE pink m,,s
Ws 2SfHyR III 1a's WSSsrEDs and Regal. Trim
sjfs s;oDsH p...o rs cent, and uow,,d, Him.
iss0 aw ls.p d: BROWN. 1888 Poyd.. street.
ICE! ICE!--The subscriber possesses a receipt to
- enable any to make Ice. any climate with but
e 5s 9, v Gab , Ths
S the 50
ce eaua In every essential TO that formed by causes
'as 's sss. #
anu rs in Of sickness cannot b. ereay
Delightfully."- cold about five minutes and ice Dreams, with
nS. oner iuxares, can be made in from ten to fifteen
III. Tn S following T.iE notice of this discovery taken @
+. RAJ LuxuRY.-Dr. Jas. R. Wimin stou produces,
~ IN IN snca Process pure and solid ice from water
as eo as ss cs aa ~ ysS .w
vioa Sou discovery must be OF immense value to all
maEnr To- ns receipt which contain. full n.ucon. for
% By aSa''as bs : 'Ss MA 5s' dot
One agent only will be appointed IL sss snn,S M H.
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The Kentncky MlIltary Insu tute.

- BY the State Is under the immediate supe,. -
nisnaenGs u Ms,S q Cob. IT: r ALLEN and 3. .@
y w M'HGAN, both distng ushed graduates of "a
Weai Point, and thorough practical Engneers 9S3eA
aided by an able and efficient Faculty The coure oi study
9lscipne exact location desirable, Frann
Springs SIX miles from Frankfort noted for health and ex
thorsngh classical scientific and practical education. with
uay exercise by drill field with the
studies to strengthen the body while cnvans the mental
and moral man Studies eontnued at opton during vaca.
session. payable in advance the Treasurer f. a. TAYLoR
Esq Cashlet OF the Bank Of Kentucky at Frank fort
stit9e, near Frankfort. ky, OF the undersisned ~,
lSgnsdJ +. OUDLEY, Adg't Gen and Pest Board
romce. ap3 ltaw b Weos "
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Great National Work.
,HHE GALLERY OF uLIrSTR IOIIS

L AMERICANS. = Dagueneolypes by Brady En-.
Men E"aeE M liis WI gahed
o, .he county Every portion Of the will receive the
worhv ana and nothing will BE- spared ii
stsns sna nds widR
are being ensaved Tor this believed to be
men! ,o% sisdy
Sn hs are in The highest sense ths works
Il s ssy
snnroI 9y TASTE be
Paris Gallery will be aseO nndsi snG
as as u ssa rs The by will
selves TIE epii wok will be The finest folio
This .ok has nothing sectional scope II vii, there
Tore De cpmp,ehensiye in it spirit The Of those men
Won to them an honorab fame throug hou the nae NJ
s Each Of the great depart of lie viii representa-
ives Ar ana Literature are universal in their spirit and
n. en "a s r,.a ATTENDED n % % be- worthy anil
and fame The CHEF nory Of the nation We sons
that every lover Of art nd friend glorious Union viii
as% aa
osss s and Hy hs
firmly. >'''' '''A'''''e 1t SUI more
prices they ain in Euro place beyond The reach
0 most OF our cizen the publishers have merit
Rs low price, They have
year, ssb!pon 1 or a AND SALE
r cce'es oI the year. leach) .............. l8 90
Tvs TT .. 8. =, =. ..................... il 90
1ren 8, a, =. ..................... Is 0O
rMMehy. ., =. a. .................,... IA 90
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dollar; and larger quantity Of any single number at the
orders for single numbers. or more will be promptly
hed on the receipt of the money The can be sent
county. $50
IF Any Bookseller Postmaster. Librarian or any other
when the money is received. ~ ~
hVartie mfpta yvhia tla
department. will be admitted the Cover in the stye o m.
European journals, on the following terms:
FUr one squae (Of eight ines) nce...........t 81 90
FOR square 0f one year
"A corresponding reduction for larger space -
Ca!dso Ar lists and Others half squae for the year. 90
bah orders and business communications may be
addressed @ (post psid) g BRADY, D'AVIGNON 4 CO.,
subscpion i,.s opened at all the principal Bookstores
throughout the United States. jeX 6m
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

zUo UUOH SETSet IV6l0 OTIe0WS.
WHEELER, GEDDES u CO., would res.
PssnIy intern hs PStic thai they prepared
ENGINES, Of ALL descriptions; also, Dssining Papne.
and saw Mil MACHINERY aud RAILROAD WOKK'
such Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chas etc on
the shortest notice and the most approved system
haylng lathes OF various szes aeenabed to turn and
Orde5s Tor Columns. Pipes. WhSsls. Furnscs Mouths,
Gste Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gallery
and Iom6 Railnas, Shafts and Pueys Axes and BoIea
meet with prompt attention. '' "''
The blacksmhh Department fitted up to enable workman
to execute any craen that may be received. -
please address to ~-' w. ""'"
= WHEEhER, EhER, GEDDEs CO.. Nsworleans. La.
). r. WHEELEk, J. GEDDES,
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De STAFFORD a. CO.,
"hoLksALk AND RETAIL DEALERS In
ICE!

NO. New Levee, New Orleans.
" ,,rners respeeitully solicited mh2l 3m'
BKOuGHF to the Second Municipality Police
bisb :ys sa,k a. biss s sSop y DID, feet inches
nENhf, dark grf. about % years DID, feet g ~
M ssissippi. e 'e' ""'"''e'
away W. W",p i'I q IL e II + u a"v tsfa tfns sne'"
ew oIeans, June %. DOL. je25 law3w
BRsoUGHr to the Second Municipality Police
GEORGE, light giff. about 20 wears old 4 feet 10
Yazoo City. !" W.T. y Dohheh' or q
away. wv W Iw ahu taNe MN
- a"s, June ., lool. je2o law3w
Beaumont's Patent starch Polish,
Foh giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslins.
camb,ies Cellars. Shirt Bosoms AMI, al kinds of n,ins:
n w prevents the Iron IRON ad. the Linen and
ann on sucKng contains nothing Injurious 10 clothes in
uc an arucle and in this their exeotsiion viii ne fuv
ieazea asn competition feared after an impartial ai
pu.,,...,, N, ,ALs0....
hkAuMosT's FRENCH LIQUID i3LurrNo for giving that
,s 70 Linen which esuoy the yellow nse they would
B-one cake will do thirty dozen of cothes and mn
iamliy should be without it. Sold by ~ ~
TA J. AUFTY, No. 10 Camp st.
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NEW ORLEANS,
MILNEBUKG AND LAKE PONTCHARTRATN
PONTCHAHTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY,
S.m.u.- a.~a. ..-u.u. e.. IL. 4, - IL

On sunday the Cars leave every hour.
E An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres stree ove,v
quarter of an honr for the Depot - '
Horse Gar will leave the city depot every mo,pine
at o'clock, for the convenience OF fishing partes
mh7 Il 3iap J. w. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT
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Beautiful Description of the Sabbath-Mr. Rob-
erson, Distinguished Scotch advocate, thus
describes the Sabbath. 1t occurred in speech
made on capital trial:
''lt was murder perpeuated on this poor man.
who had finished his week of labor in the toilsone
occuI auon to which Providence destined him, and
who entitled to lay bis he ad, for one night. on
his peaceful pillow, and to look forward 10 the re-
turn Of that day, wien even the weary artisan is
entitled to repose of body and rest of mind that he
may dedicate to his God one day of the week, aud
pass some hours without bodily fatigue, if not with
out mental solicilude"
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KS--......TRUNKS.
TRAVELLERS are invited to call aud examine
n, oHr large and well assorted stock Of c.ysn
q ise ss.t na'ses '''5s% T s1s ~
superior article. finished in an improved 64xH III
ny,e some Fine Trunk; extra size On hand. Also,
ss %s s.e s% travelling Bag. sale s"Sa Sa's' S5 r;s
New Orleans Carriage " arehouse,
Nos. ll3 3Gnvier and 10 Un,o street. =
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of every de.
- scription always hand. For sale low cD6BA
Tor cash Or approved paper. s,ssr Halz q
GHk ~ Springs, 4 A9l.s. Lar, Bands.
9 ~ s8z : tssihsr kS Lace and Vanish. ,m~ .;s5
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH & BROTHER,
- ~ and " Common street, New Osesas, GA
otter tor sale The most complete assortment of kSdA
%0oos N their line In the Southern country, CON-
sADDLCs-Mcre than 800 varieties Of English, Ameri
S .sHfn iGa sd. II
f.. sinnp ieaihsss. Eius. ksins. Hitch Reins
1 HaSiNsissss-co.eh. oss and Buggy Harness.
sns y Huslss wsECp ~ and 9sy Hang.
Plantation sno Of .ys,9 hams b. gd
Trqak.. val.es and Carpet Bags. ali ssSiss %
.ssAAIbLERY HARnwaRs, sADpLERs, HAR.
svfiE ssfiggts. gE a.s. o.
Sides and Hides; Pate Lea,hen Of ali qualities and eoiow
sheep ca skins. nS ..s HSs ssd W.:
Skins, sl coors and Qualities Chamois and Buck Skim
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes. etc.
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Ao, The Patent Se,cSed
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber Hose !;
steam ppiss.inF and India RuoteI Cothng Of all kinda
d1b SMITH q RROTHtR. 50 and b Common st.
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An Eloquent Letter from, Virginia Lady.
Governor Mcdowell, Of Virginia, was invited ~
the Committee of Arrangements for Fourth Of
July Celebration in Springfield, Mass, 10 deliver
an oraton on that occasion. The Republican pub
fishes reply from daughter of Gov. Mcdowell,
declining the invitation extended to him on account
Of severe illness in his family. We transfer to our
columns the concluding portion of this letter. for
the heart Of true patriotism cannot but be warmed
by the noble language of this Virginia this
American lady:
Dear as the public good is to him, secured. as
he believes it only can be- by preserving our Union
as it is, and delighted as Southern man and a
Virginian, as he would be to unite with his North
ern brethren Of Massachusetts, in endsavorng to
restore healthful state of feeling this momen.
tous subject to all parts of our country-yet, at
present, he can do nothing but tender his thanks
to the citizens of Springfield for their flauering
notice Of him, and to express the hope that as in
the past these great Common wsaths of Virginia
and Massachusetts, were ever found side by side,
battling with united hearts and hands for the COM
mon good Of their country, so in the future
they may go on as cordial and united as ever find
ing nothing in sectional in party feelings strong
enough to break the tie which binds them to their
National Union and to each other"
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, State of Louisiana. the
annual session. held the d of May, In the city of New
Orleans. the following ofcen eeced fs ths ensuing
year, snding May 1859, and duly Installed b. Past G. w.
TempIar. R. l.. Bruce: - ~
William Miller, delegate from Odeon Temple No s. G w
!oseph ChelIet, deeQsts from Ocean Temple No WIT
Iawn rn;no oyer dsssase from Jasoa Temple Nos y
Edwi. E North delegate irs% OCEAN TepeIe e. Ne g w
Compton, delegate fom Orleans Temple No Q, q w
Tbs G w appointed As Deputy WT-PGW w rs.
l. Bfuos and w @ Latham. fos the State at large;
Bascoe. for Bastrop District Mol; M Lewis Shreveport
Red River District No2 sI pfH
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HoNoR No. 2 meets every weines
day evening, - O'Clock. at Unity HAL No. Marigny
Buoiass. ThiFd Municipality. The following o6oeu were
ginning May and ending Oct. l. 1851:
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yha,les Lsvsaue wi George Lu.snbahi Nv +
sness lame eSS; R iIlo f9hn MsWhrsr.
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