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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

MARINE CoUaT-Before Judge Cowles.
Hn. Wright agt Tire Hudson Rirsr Railroad co -
Tor recover damages for injury IN wagon. driven
by plaintiff, beng DESTROYED, and a sc. Of harness
much injured Plaintiff was driving down HUDSON
e., and the railroad baggage train was also coming.
Plaintiff alter ped TO over and IN doing so the
collision occurred The case was tined before q
jury The Judge charged, that II the plaintiff was
AZ all at fault the accident occurred In any way
through his negligence, he could not recover. II
not ne is entitled verdict. Verdict for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ MEHT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals,
indorsed Prsposal for Budding ssusrm 3ss-st VII
nsnt, (Ro,unds, Park } Bn.l Monday. he I'D dag o.
March, 1854, ~ O'Clock NJ, to BUILD asEwEhG
the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CULyEkl1,
in THIRTY. fIEsr ST. from Lexins;onsy % set ,sss
OF 4th being srg aboat s5 feet rue plan o.
and the building q the SANE aad
III other Information relating thereto. can be
a9klicaion 10 tie CossIat CIsik a. ms om.s Wv"
York, March n, 1889 NICHOLAS DEAn.
President Of the CfotSn Aquesaes psps,'n'E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby gg given 70
he owLsrs Of pEopsrJ In. v,n.,' ~ Lands aad
pse.s Of ss arc d ssTmsa W. NEE ~ sns s" On
~ me Ss,e 49, i-rb der Of sia'cn inst a. click
? fer he psrDoe efhsirss u. vs.s o. zoe e1 ,s
i9ie eat nv~s 80 mid 20 are March "a. 1850.
cry '' ' wILLIgsm , Pen cg n,aSs "a
ALOEZo A. ALVoRD,) Places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

THE NEW GLAND LIVE
Il STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Haven'
CoaH horses cattle. &c, ssann ios ron esesns
se rpsios Whatever. New ToFE Agency. No III wan y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
CALEB Woodruff. President.
VANDERBILT l. BUXTON. lat Vice. President
WILLIAM M PULLS, I'd Vice President.

WILLIAM N. PULLS, I'd Vice President.
JOHN THOMPSON, Treasurer
DANIEL V II. BRRTHoLF, Secretary
TRUSTEES
4 a Woodhull Reuben Il Wood, Charles Jenkins,
Henry H. Cor kim, Henry l. Hart George H. Bell,
Wlhism HadfOfd, ETden Blodgett, David Morrison
Abr am WAX enas, Mason Thomson, Edmund Griffin,
Alex X. Schultz, Thomas CnIny, william riagg,
V. l.. Buxton, VIM M Pulls Abr m rrazss,
David b. Moses Alex Nick Horstlo Ferris,
VIM. Gregory, Warren Chapman ucha y. Carmah
John Anderson, Henry J. Allen Joha Ronsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
4 ORRILLARD FIRE INSURANCE

II .UNNILIIhND IhIF ~ - W y -
~ COMPANY Capital Sa0o, 9Ge-Ofce No. So Cham
Der. st adjoining St warts store This Company having
All the CAPITAL pad are prepa ed app cations
Tor Insurance on Warehouses, Dwellings Merchandise
Household Furniture, Vessels N port, &c &c, EhHAt
loss or damage by IRE. ,n
fou,.V Andersen. David Morrison, JoGn Il. Dubro~,
Eagh1 p Bailey Adam Pentz, yohn A hHnes'
Jas. Benedict, John j. Someu, Al Kelley,
Samuel Be 4, NAHUM sullivan no,sas niS1s ans,
Vim s Duke William Adams, And'w u NORWOOD,
simeon D,aner Thos M Beare Amedse c. Fargis,
Theob. G. Jung, Nylis blachstone y sh omi, n
Zophsr Nails. Ezra payls, 'onh Aaa Aho"a''
CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON. Pros dent.
WASHINGTON SMITH. Vice President
CARLISLE NORWOOD SecretaLT
john Go6ER. Jr., Surveyor. AZ,
Application for assurance in this COMPANY VIII % 70
cevsd at the Office Of MI A. O. Norwood, No " william :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
finanrial.

Oxprr~ nv rpr cparrRs' FIRE INSURANCE Co,
NEw-YeRK. March ]. lsss-
DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors
~ Of thus Company have this day dec AIRED SEN "a
pusl Dividend Of 5is per Cent pay ans , an -
en- lRsi. MiLioN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

OFFICE OF THE GROCERS' FIRE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 81 wail-st.' cor
ss' p" reAii''' CAPITAL 100000.
Atan election held this day, the following sentemsa
srs hossn directors Of this Company for the ensuing
year:
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George EadeI
REM r sherman, Marshall Pepoon Francis Skiddy,
ps,s, MAJ Alex IL Grant CharlssBurkhalteT,
Rufus Story, AS foItei Jamss y !" r w
Henry Edes, Isaac = Iaytof wuhaMa p Vscsx
h0OpF Esa was unanimously reelected President Of
the Company. miLION smAih eooie'"y'
NRThi. COMPANY csntinuss insure Buildinss. Msr-
cbsndsa Household Furniture, Vessels in Port, ee, On
H. mast fayorsbe terms AL losses promptly adjusted
and pad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

NEW j. Rssf Llr. SvaIA
Transfer OEcs. No. 81 LiDsnJ-sI,
&OTiCE.-An amendment to the cnaI-
81 he Ne~ Jsrssy Exporlns AID 1a..As 20. -,
AZ &c tie lsgsfafare o. Es~-Je ser a.S 1esn 1870
D. lls d. er'afs Tie tiie b. tie se- Il 0a~Asse ~
No Isrse. 2 Z mua s.
sr.se-,.< - alag CoaSsnT stock.
"a flesf e. ~ be S1stsI ZBG sac CSY'ef Aiiars ahe
a--,,f.esurl,r l,snT will be- exchzssef to the neS
sssk >sa jersey Inc SoDpasl 1s2n ,,Dc a.a - -
ofsce JAMES H. SVhAas
Nsv.ysgk, narsA IL. iees,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

NRAFTs ON the BANK of IRELAND
DP.,ssls AZ rrh, IN al pa5;'r q lrs..se.'''
TIC hisI sn"s GRtCoRY DILLON. tfs"asa''
t.xx. SxuAz. TrsAssrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

TNHE ALBANY MUTUAL INSUR-
INCP COMPANY, chartered May 3. 1896.
VIZ A WOODWARD, Agent, No. 81 WLliam-st.
CAPITAL. $20e, 600.
DIRECTORS. .
r~,.,.. Gaming Waits Sherman. Joshua A. Cottssu,
1900 Hnmphrey ID v. N. Radclif Ellis Baker.
Barnett y. stssis, hesfy II "a sfsm' Ai.eI.s
John klowsr.
ERAsTUs CORNING, President.
FRIEND HUMPHREY. Vics-Pfesr
CEoRGg GRAY. Secretary.
D. v N. RADcLIfF, Treasurer
Refer 10 Duncan, Sherman Co. BANKERS
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
~ CoMPANY-Ofhc No 81 WALL ST and No. "a
pOykhY This COMPANY, with cash capital 81
$4,000.
s sRrplus investet, CONTINUES W nso<s
srsinst damage By FIRE. OF dwelling houses mer
r6ssde household furniture. and ali descriptions Of fef
...aI Property on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
jeremiah johnson, Alsnzo Alvord. Daniel buTne"
:, I'm W allsce Thomas Nc Ersth, Lake Baker,
IN I Valentine James C Baldwin, Jay jarvis,
r,fu Harris Robert Barley, Frxncts A. Palmer,
Jacob Miller, James NJ Waterbury.
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JAMES NJ MCLEAN, Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
CHAR FIR.
on TuH
Baton 1osss 4 Clinton Pla69 1ead %.

VIZ the undersigned agree to form our.
selves into corporation. under the laws OF
~. state of Lonisiana, as particularly set
forth IN an act entitled an .Act for The organ
I.altoa If corporations for Woyhs Of pnbAr
improvement an tiiy'--a corv Of which
il hsreinto annexed, for the purpose o! con.
ftrIcting Plans Road from the city Of
B..oA Rouge, in the Parish Of East baton
Rouge, 70 the town OF Clinton. N the Parish
OF East feliciana, and from thence along
the most e,gable ront 70 a point that will
conn,ct the town OF Liberty ia Annie Co,
Sta.e Of Mississippi, and for that purpose
We have formed the annexed charter, and
have signed The same, and have added to
orr SIGNATURE statement of the humber Of
shares and the amount Of our subscriptions
to said Company.
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Iriah POtatOea.

FOR SAKE.
~ BARRELS Extra St. Louis -four
~ 300 Bags Shot. assorted sizes--lG
Pics Lead. Received per Steamer Westcrb
Word. lsep.G. Iy.I S. NJ. HART & Co
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TO PLANTERS.

4 IKlHS Corn and Cotton Cultivptor.
N This truly useful agricultural nipple
M Mt, has been fully tested by highly res
peciablcapd practical planters who after full
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, or Coon, theresisa saving
Of at least one thirdthe labor 70 man and
horse over the common plow. 1t a new
Invention. Patented March 20 ls4o.
planters are invitedto call and examine il.
A supply u hand and for sale by
may ! y. w. +. TUNNARD.
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OoRNnN - lAvAyErTE AND cuu1cw SIS
TNJlERC IS NO AUCTION GOODS at
j ny establishment. Nor DO propose
to~sell Tor cost' and ~less than cesE3ar Ny
GOODS are well selected and contain IN The
test and most fashionable patterns sslec-
Nd by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. l have
no article that has been forced into market
index the hammer an oerount Of change in
lasl b. or damage The public may feel
attained that. what they purchsae Of ma 10
new and lashiapsble. do profess to
5e in COM Non with thu Vendors Of
Cheap Goods" 1 do however pretend to
VI as cheap as any retail House Of stand
II the Union. II ado not think sr
caD'knd 81 june az ~ N
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
For Salc at any Price.

A LOT OF Stoves vasious kinds, which,
IA being offered out Of season, is evidence
Of our anxiety TO sell and that bargains can
We bad Give us call families and dealerS
and buy US out as we are anxious to quit the :
stove trade. s. NJ. HART Il Co.
Corner u Front and Laurel IT.,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
H. T. WADDILL
At HIS DRUG FORE NEAR
The darnDy House.

OHers for sale, = very large and complies
assortment Of Dgpes, MEDICINES, SuRei.
CAL lEsTRumENrs, CuppINe-GLAssRs, OILS
Scars; Toorn and Wmra-WAsn; HAip
ToorH, FLEsxa NAIL. SHAVING, PAtsr ans
SHOE brushes together with all the mos
popular patentsmedicine Of the day.
PENS, INK and PAPER. -
Fsh-hoots, Inns, Fioats, a'd EdURets
Low 70: cash.
Teas! Teas! Tcas!!!
Having been appointed agent for the sole
of TEAS for the PEkIN TEA COMPANY
cf New Toyh, | am enabled TO offer 10 the
Lai,.s, - splendid assortment Of GRrss ant
B.noK trA's, rurranfed pn,e. They arc
put up in quarter, hail m! pound packages
aud sold at from 80 cents TO 8 50 pei
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This class OF remedies, improperly callcd
Pa'en, are simply secret remedies, iounG
ty Practcaw Phya~iaas, after long expert.
ence 20 lAadmira5!y ada :ci to The Cur
# ter'ain'Tiseases put up and offered for
alc for the benefit Of Mankind.
Many r9rsons here will tell you, thai
smiths ToniN Roasns Tonic, Speed.
Tonic, Indian rolagogpe, Champions Pill,
Jaynes Lol,den's. Sapinsion's liulPs OF
the G,sIcnbourg Pills. will cure you Of an,
ase %. Chllls and Fever, or Aguc and Fe-
rr That NAV occur. and that too, at cos
i i1om - rrutsSto S so; whereas /
void ordinarily cost yon $5 0b--iheJ
"oud further inform you. that these rene
ies, warranted genuine, are for sale by
H. /. WADpiLL
Druggist, neal the Harvey Home Ba'o'
Rouxe Louisiana may2oy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
Just Arrived.

WEE HAVE now in store, besides our
w large stock Of Western produce. .
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference TO supplying the TRADE
Of this city, which we feel confident Of be-
ing able TO do. at as fair price as can 10
done elsewhere.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART or:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candies, Sperm and Stars
Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and loaf,
starch, Butter, &c, &c. &c. "a
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where to purchaie. S. NJ. HART & Go.
Corner Of Front and Laurel St.
july 90, If.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
Nrw ORLEANS. Jsije. 1877.

Nrw ORLEANS, Isle. 1s47.
nyDr Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
OF New York. and subsequently, graduated
in the Medical College OF Louisiana. He 10
a gentleman Of integrity and have no hes
itatior in recommending him az an accom-
plished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE, M. d.
June ID. IT, Professor OF Surgery.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-02
nj II 3 I ard.


% GROSS Ohio Mustard put up H.
~ pound, hall and quarter pound tin
eanis'ers by Dixon, Shoemaker X Co., Gin
cinna'i. As0k0 gross Thornton and Gun g.
steaas Kentucky Mustard. for sale by q
July ". Ii. I. WADDILL. a
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHfeS, &c.
THE Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
| ees Harness, whips, &c. Is urw COM
pletc, and h, in1tes IN gFaER1
examination q hi| etock xN1H
before purchasing in New aAnaIAD
OitcMDa, as ne guarantees his prices us low
as any IN the south.
" areroom corner of Third and Fl0ri',
stEsets. Manufacturing and repairing in
slrpSror style at the old established stand
corner OF Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2sth, u W. F. TUNNARD.
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Wanted.
DOOOT TO 5000 bales of cotton, for
LOOOwhi:h the highest price, IL,
rash will be raid
nov l2-2no 5 M~HAET u Co.
Tho Baton Rouge Gazette, .Adcooate, T's.
A. Hs, and I.aieiana Wig piease copy for
100 months.
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Timothy Fav, NJ. D.

11lAiVIiIy 4Uyi M. "
u ESIDENT Dentist for fourteen years.
Apast) Office second floor, LIST door over
the store Of Mr. Quigeins, Lafayette street.
Rcfrenres--iIon. Geo. G. New horter,
Col j. T.. Lsyct, Hon. N. G. Penn. Rev. J.
Woodbridge, DIR. +. VI Hereford. Rev. Bish
op Polk, Professor J. l.. Riddel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
Our California Correspondence.
SAW Fr,scrsco. May15,


Adjournment u the Legislature California Lgis!son---
TAe Site for the Custom House DC -Proposai for Ne1
lin. of st,omers Dreadful Slaughter Of Indians. &c, &c
Since last wrote to you from here the California Lessla-
ture has adjourned much TO the satisfaction and pleasure
ofte Inhabitants the Golden state Of all Glasses. parties
and factions Never has State been afflicted with such
Legislature. and II is TO be hoped that California viii
never again fuer sho has suffered from that which
recently brought their session to close am informed
by one Of the few honorable men VINO composed mat
body that there not single bill of general charac-
passed tina, not nstgaed by private interest or
that did contain provision calculated 70 beheht
private parties The game OF grab was played IN periec'
tAn Let give you an instance OF the purity Of these
cg lators. During the lass few hours OF the session
when both hones in state Of the greatest conu
sion, bin introduced ostensby for the purpose OF
incorporating certain town, named oadard. in Contra
Costa county Nobody knew anything q Oh and ar
nobody Cared anything about u, The member Who in
rocod pledged bis word Tia: II simply to incor
porate town. aud e hour of aaouI ameIt approach
ing its reading was dispensed with. our readers
aware that such bills rarely read NJ length ana
when the ecssiJn IL about % close The Oakluf bit
ills called was accordingly hurried tnrourt b0n bousos
having been read by i.e title only, and was ent . thc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
Our Vienna correspondence.

VIENNA, Nay TO, IsJZ.
Nicholas Pleased nth his TiSn TO Vienna-PoSons
hoc Honoyed by Particular Marks of Facor-
duStyo- Russian Alliance Cios0--No Meeting be-
ticecn the Csor and he Duke of Bordcaur- Count
NessshodeS Occupations h0e-Fiuthc Effect of
Louis Napoicon's Speech-Mcssengr from Nicho-
h1s 10 The Grand Duke Of Tuscdny-Empeor of
AuStria's Visn to Hungary fred-New System
Of Organization for that Countyy-Stiies' Book
Judged hoe- Ge5rgefs Book--im9ican Treaty
pifh Japan, &c.
The Emperor Nicholas Is said to have been much
pleased with his visit TO Vienna. He distributed an
immense quantity Of crosses and decorations. Baron
Xubcck, President VI the Imperial Council, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

do Jesse Brush Tuolumne T. J. Ingersol do: Alpheus
Kipp Sacramento Henry L. Ford Coluss county; Isaac
b. Wall Monterey; l.. w Boggs. Sonoma A. T. Critten-
den Ssnta Clara: III. A, Crabb, San Joaqun r. N. Wood
san Francisco; B. 0niek do A. G. CALDWELL Sutter; p
Canny Placer county; Austin Wing FL Dorado Il. D.
Pearce do Samuel Fleming, Shasta; J. A. Stark Naps
w. r. Hopkins, III Dorado; Jno Cutter do; Thos ii.
Coats klamath; L. A. McMeans, I'll Dorado; W p jones'
Calaveras; Tucker, Sacramento county; Samuel A.
Menitt Maraposa; james s. Shaw, Butte Q. p Steven
SON. Santa Cruz ID. L. Blanchard, Tuolumne; G. N.
McConaha Sacramento; d. NJ. Chauncey San Francsco;
A. c. Prachy, do; james I. Thompson Santa Clara; A.
y Smith Contra Costa.
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tween California and the Atlantic Cities.
The following il the memorial to Congress referred to
by San Francisco correspondent asking for the
Enlistment Of mail arrangements between the At
lantic cities and California
To HovonABLE SENATE Hovsr RErRE-
sENTATrvEs THE UNITED STATES
We, the undersigned members OF the Legislature Of
the State Of California, respectfully represent
That at present there is only semi monthly mail be-
tween the Atlantic States and California
We submit that in view Of the position OF this State and
the important commercial relations existing between
California and the Atlantic States it il not only the policy
but the duty Of tho national government to provide for
more frequent intercourse by mail and at thc same time
extend the facilities Of communication by steam between
these widely separated portions Of the Union.
Tho people of this State have just cause to complain Of
the emotions to which they have been subjected and the
entire want Of all spirit of accommodation which has been
displayed by the proprieors of the lines of steamers
established between Fan Francico and Panama and San
francisco and San Juan.
II would be Of the most lively satisfaction
throughout land to the patronage Of the govern
ment applied az to aid In building up and sustaining
in opposition to these lines, which should be owned
and controlled by citizens of our Statc-mcn who,
residing here and having an interest in and regard
for public opinion won1 not sacrifice all other consilera
toDe to an inordnato desire Of gain.
We respectfully commend 70 your confederation the
application Of Lieut. Lafayette Maynard and Mr. Par
rott set forth in the memorial and ask that theft
prayer be granted.
= And we protest against any mail coaract being entered
into with any Of the lines established and more par
ticularIy do protest against all extension Of any
tract existing with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany
Scrate.--0eorge y, Jipglcy, Santa Clara r. Frank
Kocne vi Dorado j. H. Snyder San Francicco; Paul X.
Ilubbs. Tuolumna county; J. H. Ralston Sacramento;
J. w IceYers. Klamath and Trinity; II. Robinson,
Sacramento. Martin Z. Cook. sonoma; j Fry. Placer
coun'y; Chs y. Lott 8uttc county; Jos H. N. Lewis,
Butte and shasta = y 1sie solano and Mesa; J. j.
Warner San Diego ! keyt autter. :.
4sn3p-R 7. lsn@ead Speaker; W. 0. Dam
rrolunnn; j.. y finch .aD sapta Barbara; A. W
aliafeno Halil ard u rditto Jte VI Confoth, Tuo-
lamroi II - ~. Ridley. MD'iposa eco, w. Young Ca
iayeras, lnc a. Paxton, lGJa county, JaS II Gardner
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ushered in as a day Of humiliation, praise, and
Thanksgiving, by proclamation Of Governor Young;
and thus far the year has never been equaled by
the saints in their willingness to pay their tithing,
and to do they ceunselled; aud joy Of heart,
through greater fow Of the good Spirit unto them,
has been made manifest, in manner not to DO mis-
taken, that when the children OF the kingdom do
their duty, God is ready to fulfil his promises unto
them, and pour them out blessings until there is no
room to receive.
Notwithstanding the spacious tabernacle we occs-
pied at Conference, many hundreds waiting without,
could gain admission, and all felt the necessity
Of lnrger building; yet all was peace, union, loves
and the Holy Ghost appeared to have tho presi-
dency in every heart. Brigham Young was sIs-
tanned bv the unanimous vote of the Conference, as
The President, Prophet Seer aud Reveator OF the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in oil
the earth, and Heber c.. Kimkall and willard
Richards as his councillors, and the authorities of
the church generally, as hitherto organized, were
sustained, in like manner.
Conference continued until Sunday, 18th inst,
and much of the time spent in teaching, and
vealing things new and DID, and the hearts Of the
saints were filed with joy, praise and Thanksgiving
The report Of tie financial affairs of the church, by
the trustee in trust, showed that, from the COM
mencement OF tithing in the valley, on the 9th of
November, lS4S, to March u, 1852, there had been
received at the Office on tithng mostly property,
valued at. ...,......,'.,. SZ44,1H US
Received in loans, and from other
sources ..,..,..,.....,. i4D,ol3 10
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MARRIAGES III UTAn

On .he 18TH Of March, 1852, at Cedar City, Iron
county, by Elder Matthew Caruthers, Mr.. Robert
Henry and Miss Mary Ross, all Of Cedar City-this
being the first marriage ceremony celebrated in Iron
county, (not tho lastl
By Abraham Hoagland, April 10, 1852, at the
house Of G. w. West, in tho Fourteenth ward, Mr..
John Booth and Miss Mary Perrin.
On the I'D, by the same, Mr.. Edward William
Dayi. and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Hyder.
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Expended, during the same time, on
Council house, store house, stores
rented, old bowery, blacksmith, car
penter's and paint shops, church barn.
tabernacle, bathhouse, trench round
Temple lot, railroad, farms, city lots,
paper factory, pottery, water bitches,
the poor, houses for elders on mis-
stems, superintsndents, clerks, public
labor, grain, hay, provisions, assist
ing emigrants, cattle lost by Indians
and wolves, stationery. sc ,........
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-06
MERcHANnIZE.
n N. uOLLFNs-Bee lrase to ell tie ~
- fruiion Of their ard the public gen"rp



~. n their
spring supply Of Groce ries, &e.
consulting N PM A. fofia1es ~
25 hlda r. Cuba aud = Sugar
ID 81 cfoN do
30 ho1es aud lbls Loaf. crusl'd and ro~'dde
j. bbls sepr clarified do
l. hhd- Cuba Molasses
DO do superior
10 bbls No DO
bags Rio and Lazuira Caa,'e
90 do and iaat. superior old Java DO
90 tons BaT Iron, well assorted,
de- Hoop and Band DO
do Bh.tered Steel
do Cast aud Shear do
80 side. Sole Leather
p d. Upper do
81 doz Cali Skins, Baltimore. Philadelphia, \
md French.
% do Pink Lining do
10 do sheep do
900 legs cut Nails 3 TOGO y
- do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoe
do Horse Shoe Snil.
- boxes SUPP Sperm Candies
30 do Adamantine do
so do Hnll Sons patent do
80 d. Talo~ do
30 do S0np
10 do do oFtrn line
COCO lbs Cotton Yarn
. bales Usnaburrs. superior.
Also-ladigo, Mndder. Alum and copps7,. Pepper
Ginger, So q, Nntmcgs Mace, Cloves aud Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and WmpT uR Paper bed Cord unf
Plough Lines Damestiez, Cal eoos, &c. &c For al,
ON the most nceolamndetinr terms, exchanged io
country produce. apl 22-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-06
I ONG LOOKED FOR Cone nj Last.

II Tn consequence Of the brenluge o tue Cunni tho
undersigned has Just received his Spring and Summer
Stock. Twenty live years experience in his business
sirnbc assortment Of goods Without further
all he asks is examination of the same III calls tho
attention of his aud the public generally to
the following, viz: iades ml5le Gators 6faitcts
Gaaers, Erccisiors, Parods Jenny finds Lola Monte-
Baskio Tics, Slippers, DC, DC, Misses mud Infants
shoes Of every description Also: Gonts Boots Shoes
anil Caters the latter of whie very pretty aud nea,
Which he will sell ut remarkably low prices also n
plete stock Of Gents Slippers. His Trunks, Carpet
Bags an Scatehels he oband unusually low price,.
He offers in the way CHATS the following viz: The
Mole Sk, Biaet and WHIT Bearers Russo. Ssik, Pa.
maAaa, ipMoe, Bird Eye, ChfRa Pearl, Btack, BlHc,
Green and WIZ Leeho,Hs he india Hat Congress Hat
aud bt3e and Black Bearer kossnl Hais SloHches aud
.Rec'cans Of all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly Mt.
tended To-; Panamas and Legnorns dressed the sign Of
the Red Hat JACOB RUMBOUGu
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