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STATE OF VERMONT. | The Hon. the
District Of New Haven. S. Probate Courl
Tor The District OF New Haven,
Ioal persons interested in the Estate of
MOSES COVE,
laie of Lincoln deceased. GREETING: Whereas,
Al a Probate Couu holden at Bristol, in said
cisuicl IN the 18Th day OF March. 1852. Amos
Baiicy, Executor If the laAt will anoie>tamcht
of MOSES COVE, late Of Lincoln, deceased
lesale, presented his petition ia wriling o said
CuuTi, setting forth that The debts cgacicS and
charges against said EslaIe alnountto the sun
OF 81 20l so, that the amount of PERSONAL es-
tate remaining in his hands, aud not tSTccal-
ly hequealhed. is SG(9, 1s-leasiLg the sum Of
$50 70 10 be raised from the real Estate. and
hath shown 10 the said Court the situation oi
the zeal estate whereof the said deceased died
seized and which 10y the will ofthc said deceased
is made liable for the payment OF The aforesaid
debts, legacics and chaigeS of AdminiSlIa-
lion, and hath represented 10 said Court, that
a part OF said real E>lale Cannot he sold with
out injury to those interested in the remainder,
and prayS the said Courl 10 liccEse him To sell
the whole Of lhe real E>taie ~ the said decea
sed'thathe inherited from he Estate Of his son
Nathan G. Cove Ja!e OF Iinaoln Aforesaid, dc
ceased.
There ore. it is ordered ~ said Courl, that
all persons interested lie notified TO appear at
a session OF slid Court TO e held Of Bristol
in said District, at Me Office Of the Judge uf
said Conn. on Monday ,Ihs &c April, 1882 mt 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, that they may give
Bond, 60 the payment OF The debts, legacies
and charges Of Administration OF show ,auSe
why license should noibe granted, aSaiose-
sail--ihr which putpose it is further ordered
lhat a copy OF the record OF this orier he pub
lshed three weeks successfully in The Middle
bury Register, newspaper Prinisdal Middle
bury in this State, oil OF which publications.
shah he previous TO Tic lime Of said Court
A true Record,
HARVEY MuNsILi, Judge,
A true copy Of resopd.
ic.Q,wa. n 49, IL Nlnnsill Indoffs
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-BUgTUN EAKUg.

c. n. PACKARD, Mapuiaciuter of Seraphnes,
Meiopnes, and Carhans Patem Portable MELODE
ONs which fU quickness md heaniy NJ tone are not
surpassed by any nihcr manufactured In the Union
Wholesale and Reiul depot NJ North Bfdgcwact,
Mass, aud Mt IiENHy roLsAN's Music store No. l53
Washington ST.. (Oppusiic the Old South church,
Boston.
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spATEoF.yERMoNr 4, Rs 4, s,,ho,

y IN ~ Of v EhA1ON 4, he u RENE n1Dcr-
District OF Addison, SIS. I cd that at FRO
bate Court held ut MidLlicbury, in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 25th 6ny Of March,
A. ID. 1852. -.
oe o''s l'rrs' o. sara M'odleowry' guardian
VI
HARVEY HARRIS, HENRY w. HAR.
RlS. OTlS'J HARRIS, MARY IL. lIAR-
RlS, RANSOM j. HARRIS, ROSWELL
L. HARkIS, and uRLAND HARMS,
minors, children of said Oils Harris rcprcsents
to this Cont, Thai il would,. he conducive 10
the interests of his said wards 10 sell all their
real estate. being their ipterest In a lot and
dwelling. house and ont buildings thereon in
the village OF Mi1dlebury. Cor The nurpose of
putting the proceeds of such sale at Interest;
and thercuodn makps nppjicotion 10 this court
to grant him liconse I'd self all his snid wards
real csrue for Tho purpose aforesaid; II 1,
tcrenpon ordered. that said a,.plicstun be
considered Nv this Court. at Tire frsslun there
Ol to- hc held nj the Office of Rrpistcr of this
Cnurl IN said NjIldl,burv. on 'rbnlslny thu
l5ih day cf Apr,l next, nj one O'Clock M the
afternoon; and hint said Guardian rive notice
thereof ioN all ncrspns interested. fiat they
may appear and make their objections. ir any
they may have, 10 said license being u antcd,
hy n,lhshinr certified copy of this order in
the Mildlebury Repister, a newspaper printed
Mt said Miidlebnry, three weeks successfully
prcviou. 10 the time Of said court.
JEp :. BusnSELL, Regis'er.
| A true copy Of record, 80
Attest, j., r. s. BrsrtSEII, Regr.
STAIy m VFRNON'r IJhe In Pr0
| ~, = NJ, H. Z ta,S T., ..
i 's' 49, u, W Nn. ua, '"'' No"'
wy IT. 81 t,',.as,sn i, ,t,o .s,.,.,
~ ToitN S,nvE
t,,, ~ N,ct,oD IN s,i,i ,l;,,r;c, .dccoo.cd ,os.
,a,o VI ''''"''" !" '"'' C,rvr,xe
Nv w 40 p,A,,o ~, "a, =,
p,;s,ni In s.id d;.,,;c, w no oad dou "c
U'L $40 wiz. =, 1t",' ~, soo,,a, "
, ,.I I," win and oG5c saij Jcrcoscd bafh rro.
'nS ',' W." u,' C''"o -" "o,.'.''"i ""'. ~
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Persian Do LANES.

Beautiful patterns Also RED DE LAINEs
received by Express, a. Masonic Hall Store. ?
Nov tl.4Hf
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o Boston, April i.
wooL.-Market dull, and we have no trans.
actions in domestic or foreign to notice.
Prime Saxony Fleece, 46 AZ
Am. Full blood do. SO Al
l.2a3.4 do. do. 80 SO
Common & "a do. 30 so
FLouR.--Thc marketha been dull through
out the week. and our quotations are barely
sustained. We quote Genesec, Ohio and Mich
igan common brands Mt 462 l.2a4,75 do do
fancy at s4,75a4 81 l>2, and extra Genesee at
S5a5 IS per hbl., cash.
GRIiN.-The receipts of Corn have been
large, and prices at the opening Of the week
were feeble. but at the close the markt is firm.
er for yellow, with fair demand. but white is
dull. We quote yellow at 65r66c, and white
at GOO per bush. cash Northern Oats have
been in fair request at ACC. Steady sales OF
Rye at 72a73c. cash.
SEED.--But little doing in Linsecd. and We
have no sales of importance to report. Grass
Seeds are in good demand and sales Of North
cru and Southern Clover at 9al0c. per ID. !
Red Top 35a4oc rcr bushel, cash.
RiILRoAD SrocK.-
Rutland, 30a30 Ia
VI. Central, 20 Ia.
PasSumpsic 60a6O -.
Rutland Bond, rs 50.
-Bsston Irdrciicr, April 2
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Notice.

We, dhe undersigne |, on mature reflection think
The public good does not require more than two
Groceries IN the village Of Middebury one at
nd the other in the centre Of the village near the
Bridge. We therefore have licensed LUcIUs
SHlw, TO keep vieiual'og shop at his present
dwelling house, at the north end Of the Bridge,
foI the yenr ensuing.
We would respectfully request all those enga-
ged In the grocery business, without a license to
change their business by the 10th Of April next.
CALyis HIT,
HoRAcE CEASE, HMt'eo'
MANN Ed DoU6LAm. MEN,
hiddhbuy. Msrch, 20, 1852 48;3w
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NOTICE.

AT the Annual Meeting Of the proprirtors
Of the West Burning Ground. IN the Village
of Middlehury, holden on the 29th of March
last, it was Voted, that an assessment of two
dollars IN each LOT in said ground he laid for
the purpose Of repairing and fencing said
grounds. &c, payable in sixty DAYS from date
A. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Wanted.
imported Sheep.

THE undersigned gives notice to the wool
l. growers ofAddson County that he has an
agent now in Europe who will send ont, in the
coming spring 80 ewes, which will he for sale
on satisfactory terms.
JOHN S. TAINTOR.
Hartford, March 1852. 49ii
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STA1EOF VERMONT The Hon. the
District Of New Haven, IS, Probate Court
for the district Of New Haven.
To all persons interested in The Estate
PRISCILLA BROWN.
late OF StarkStorU' in said Districi, deceased,
inte>tatc, GREETING, W hereas, JONATHAN
Il. BROWN, Administrator OF the Estate Of
the said deceased. al a Probate Court holden
al Bristol in said district, on the 18Th day of
March 1852 presented 10 said COur his reii-
ton in writing setting forth that The said dcceas
ell, in her lifetime was seized in her own right
in fee OF about l25 acres of land with the bull
dingS thereon situated in SlarkShoro' aforesaid,
appraised by HE Committee at ihe sum of 500,
and that it would he beneficial to the heirs and
those interested in the ESiaie,hy rrason Of part
ofihe heirs residing QUITO: This Stale that the
whole OF the real estate of the decreased should
be sold, and pTayS The said CouIi TO grant him
license TO sell the whole of the real Estate Of
the said deceased, although The same is not ne
ceSsarv ioray debts and charges OF Admins
tralion;
Whereof the said Conf appointed Monday.
the Both day OF llrl, lssY2, al ihe osiic' Of the
Judge OF said Cont in Bristol, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon as Ike lime and place for hearing
and dec iding on said application, and made an
order requiring all persons interested TO e no.
lifted, 10 appear AT nsessinn al said COuri io lie
holden at the time and place appointed as a
forcSaid, ami TO OF jecl 10 the granting ofths
license prayed for if they see cansc-ior
which purpose il is further ordered that a copy
81 iae iccuid OF this order, he published three
ocrsS succcssyslv 10 the Middl .hury Regis
ter, newspaper Irinicd al Mddletury in this
State all Of which publications, shah be pre-
v.9u' to >s III lime appointed Tor said hearing.
a true Record, HARVEY MrssiLt, Judge.
a irue copy Of Recori.
4S3w II Mnnsill, Judge.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Middc>
bury, April |, 1852.
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Commission. Cas.petW'areRoon,.
Gi4lSeL s JnnsisO7s,

Gi4aseL s Jansis0n,
IL CHARITIES STREET,
T Are receiving per ships Atlas Robert Kelly Annapolis an
Annawan, from Havre, the following articles, to wit:
RICH MUSLIN DE LAME, PRINTED AND PLAIN;
CASHMERES, VALENCIAS AND BATAyIAS
WoRsTED AND SILK DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS;
WoRSTED AND COTTON DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS;
GlMPs, TAssEL AND CORDS FOR CURTAINS;
PLAID AND CHANGEABLE SILKS;
DAMAsK ROBES, RICH PATTERNS;
BARPooR, DIFFERENT CoLoRs;
BLACK DANAsKS AND PLAIN SILKS;
RICH PRINTED BAREGES;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES DIFFERENT CoIoRs;
FANCY CRAvATS AND STOCKS
SILK AND VELVET CLoAKS, ASSORTED coIoRs.
KID AND SILK GLOVES, LARGE ASSORTMENT;
LApIEs'AND CIIILDRENS UMBRELLAS AND pARAso1s.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs;
CoRsETS WITHOUT SEAMS;
FRENCH CALICoES, SMALL FIGURES;
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS;
LACES AND VALENCIENNES;
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS AMI sIFEvro
EMBROIDERED VESTS AND SLEEVES;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
MANASSAS AND JACoNET COLLARS AND SLEEVES
EMBROIDERED BoBINET CURTAINS;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS;
CASHMERE, SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN;
CHILDREN AND MISSES VESTS:
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
EMBROIDERED AND VELVET RIBBONS;
LINED AND EMBROIDERED CURTAINS;
FINE CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs;
FRENCH LINEN SIlEErING, SPLENDID AND VARIED AS
SoRTMENT;
TABLE DANIAsKs DIFFERENT QUALITIES.
LINEN SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN;
SILK AND KID GLOVES FOR GENTLEMEN;
COLOGNE WATER FIRST QUALITY; PEARL BIrrToNs
LINEN TAPE AND BRAlDS, etc, etc.
novsi 6tep GlQUEL JAMESON IS Chartres street
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icy FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY AND WEBsTER.-NEETING OF SOUTH
observation-disclosures to call Caonans assembled
last evening-Co VIM Edmonds called upon preside and
NJ Marks was nominated Secretary. The briefly aed the
object of the meeting
Mr. Cohen Gas one of the Committee of Arrangements Part
the c gave information the general for
the Procession Of the 9th December.
On motion of j. A Bare Committee OF Five were appointed to
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements 10 make ali necessary prepaa-
ton for the Carolinians in the celebration.
me following genilememen appointed said Committee NJ
NJ Cohen l. N Marks B. Desow A. C. Laba, Dr. Arson.
lhe meeting adjourned, subject the call Committee OF Ar
rangemenis. ,ora,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

yERANDAH... Snyder child serv Snyder Higgins
St Louis Wilson, o; Sam ennng Ky; Boyd, Texas r. w
Adams Miss W Benton, A Williamson, Davidson q
Williamson. DR. Roberts, La; Adams Mobile Morgan
I I Pe gayles ,. Roach family Roberts, 3
son Miss; Mis- Mullen children, Ky; Reynolds LADY uervt
Miss Trabue, II Alison lady Ka Mr. Doughery Mr. Brady o.
Target DR. Borand Sawyer La Capt Foster
o;J Borland Miss York, Ohio; Capt Carisle N o.
CITY 81 Forman, Ky; Gallahe Porto Rico C Hoon
Cuha Thayer Q; Mcclellan, U A: Bruce W Chinn
Ky Simpson, Mobiles Walters Bait; Howard Texas Ed
warks, Chew Langan Miss; Lewis, Mckenzie ady
Price lady Harry Hay " a1itoeell Sir Don; Bass NJ
Brady lady o. Read Phil Burns Messenger Per-
kins, Miss; Barrett sery Ark Bayls Watson DR. An
drsws, J Austin, La. ~
ST LOUIS. C Cox Pnge Dossat Wilson, G w Ken.
DALI Q Myers Ala; Gilbert coast Wilson,
Steel Starks, Miss Sellers lady Mr. Griffith family Mo-
ARCADE. p Phipot Ga; whitock H Howard O.; Rev
Messenger. ~ ~
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THE MISSISSIPPI REPUDLdTTON
YOT1E

The recent vote of Mississippi against paving
the State bonds issued for stock in the Planters
Bank, has excited much comment, both in and
out Of the State, and there are few who do not
join in the opinion that the result is detrimental
to Mississippi's fair fame and best interests.
She has for years rested under the stigma Of
population, and those who felt an honest pride
in her fame, were confident that at the last cleo
tion her citizens would unite in wiping away
the blot which has 50 long blurred her glo-
rious escutcheon. Such hasnot been the result,
and the fact Of cool and deliberate Reputation
goes forth to the world. Foreigners, who in
good faith loaned their money to the State, will
not stop to consider all the circumstances which
influenced the present result-they will look
only to the fact, that, having the power to do so,
the people Of Mississippi say they will not pay q
debt contracted by their Legislators. The CON
stitutionality Of this debt may be assailed, but
no argument can be brought against its equity,
and not doubt. can exist as to the expediency
okpaying it.
Some Of the wing papers of the State claim
that the vote in many counties was nearly
strictly party one, and that the democrats in a
body voted in favor of Reputation. This opin-
Ion - borne out by the returns of many coun-
ties in the interior Of the State, but at the same
time several papers, both wing and democratic,
advocate the reorganization of a Union, bond
paying party The Holly Springs Gazette op-
poses such a coalition, and makes the following
suggestion:
We would suggest that the wing party meet in Con-
ysntion early IL the spring nominate clean thorough g
ftafs Bank ond Ticket and ii the Bonds are to
b let blame and disgrace attach to that
party aed to those men who instrumental in bringing
1t aboutn e'e
The Natchez Courier is of opinion that, had
the question been fairly put before the people,
the result would have been different. The ques-
ton Of the old Union Bank bonds and the Plant
ers' Bank bonds were COMPOUNDED by many, and
they supposed that.the former was the one at
issue There is yet time to redeem the honor of
the State, and we feel confident that the true
voice OF the people will be found in favor Of
doing it.
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER

tGOUVERNEUR DE LETAT DE LA LOUISIENE
@ Aeudu Ia Convention qui s'est apitole
Baton Rouge In hut de re Consultation ordpn6 ana
"mmedaemnt apres ournement dc 10 Convention
pubea proclamation dams aquee odonnera ocisr
de fEat autorises lo eecon de Pa
aambee Geneac douv scrutn dams paosae do E
aux endro ndique la l 10 Mard Noyembre nm
chan eonur 10 psnpa dc tat adOpton ree do
cette Constitution; y que "lcs auron preside
ct compteron ou les bulletins pote puts M
en- tranneont lie ultat Sec6ae dEa aux J
positions de la loi actnse lea eecons oque rapport des COM
mssaes cnqane Novsmbrc ii rappo
nea pas recu plus tot u devoir
Ea ct du Tresoe dEta dcpouler pro-
sence do ous vodnt OPERATION yo
donnes pour Fadopon 10 reiet de la rsue M
rapport DIES comssaros quns rsges rccus est en-
favour de Ia ratification de In Constitution npon
dams proclamation sea des o la Const
ton de Etat de Louisnns Mats Constitution soft accepe
on rejetee du devOir dn Gouveeur pubr nns 10
journal oiel de Convention 10 ppe nu poupe AVIAN
nombo des voI donnea dams aque pe pour cone la Con-
fuion" En- consequence confomement ia
poae para nse vote oe donne chaque parosss pour
QUO tire II .le1uel lest ssnit
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p Proclamation
s4 BY JOSEPH WALKER,
GOVERNOR ON THE STATE oE JoI,1sIANA


IF Whereas the Convention that assembled Capitol
Rouge for the purpose forming Constitution. odsi that n
medAy after the Adjournment Of the Convention Governor sha
issue his proclamation directing the several officers this
sd BY hold elections for Members Of the Assembly,
and hold poll Parish Of the State hs places
tod by first Tuesday November
taking the oths good people this regard
ton rejection this CONSTITUTIONS and that the
designated to preside at said polls shall carefully examine
each ballot and forthwith make duo returns thereof to hs Secretary
State in conformity with existing laws upon the ubsc Of electons
AMI the receipt Of said returns the Ah Monday
yeber returns be received shall be the Of the
Governor the Secretary Of State the Attorney General the State
the all such choose attend
the votes given po
this Constitution and II shall appear from said returns that majority
all the is in Of raing tbs Constitution
the duty the Governor make Of that
forth this Constitution aha be ordained
tn the State Of ousiana but whether this
cted shA DO the duty of the published
the paper the the polls showing he
number Of in each Parish for snd against
on Therefore, conformity with said ordinance do hereby pro.
claim the official vote east each PARISH for against
ion be follows: For Apainst
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iHE MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.-Ths establishment on
he corner Of ST. Charles and Poydras streets daily be-
more popular and it exceeds the anticpations of
an VINO visit it. 1t is novelty in Neworleans and no
one should fail to the numerous natural and artificial
ourioses The wild animals are also extremely inter
estng The Elk in Particular is one of the nobest fellows
OF his species We have ever seen,
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MsLArcHoLr DEATH.-on the passage of the steamship
Louisiana on her last trip the Goth inst gun in the
nAnds Of Mr. Sixties, Of Kentucky accidentally fred The
Da through two three state rooms and struck
nf sn0tweil IN the head, killing him instantly Mr. s.
W. ouiea IN indionoa on the 2st We understand he
VA from the State Of NewYork.
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| Ard ,rho ...e,
accepted by tb nsn, .,.a m m
81 ~ people, esha Also De the duty oil inc soverno forth
under bs o 'he present Legislature elect,
~ | constitution 70 DC disso'ved and directing the several OIL
r, 49,, , " IA" 70 'oia siee',0hA LOT henoets OF 10
90 W hol al eiecuon az Inc places ueslgha'ed by Inv
aro Mam,as. IN next of governor, Len'eo"n
ma, c.na1 r ' @ y' Secretary rev o. suns a''or
- y, "'' safein'ehunht Vi fnphc EdueHaon Ant
o,a. ~ t ss s ~ appears 'nh' majority OF th
.nion '' VI ''' a''p'o" all" fA'inea0h OF Inc o''s''
NJ,
,., A. ~ poi' 70 issue ''.A my Fioenhia'oh
| =, \. s:.s.,..y -. 80 s ~ ~ ~ 'V y,
:, -, 'aef'hs anu commanding All ohet'ns
~. " eeions eha al other oheefs therein eoneerned t.
s. y" n oH ns 'he an oil December
60 -. r ~ governor, secretary OF s'a.e' attorney
asa t"0ne hdueaHon' and or MEMBER
Vi NJ nv 1 GENERA, Assembly, as iohow'' VIE:
and TIM, nnr. ~ ,a .e Aas"e 81 bernard
~ o' ofiehnS situated on TIE right BANK oil the
- ms up mp ~ sinai eisc, one senator
Vi la portion oil the farlsh OF Orleans situated
@ =, s'ei, WIN Una, Plf' Oh inc
@ whh was comprised within the former limits of tho
The IN, rct on,,,o.as ~ %"t aalia, -
o tmt portion OF the fafsh OF jefferson (the
and ,hs Of Ae Guy OF sswoFan'
anu TUT ish Oh o. ohares shall elect Two Senator'S
c, 49, -, ., y, -, 81, y. o. 'o"h the D"p'''e' s'.
rh p., a1,.o sa mn 9,es. wo sehAof
,,or and Trrh hi, , , T So " ."D i' As i''e-
III. matt, - - ~, Wv A ~
Composer Oh 'he fari'hes OF iberrile and west Baton
Tgs n r' e,,ss Two senator's M .p
composed OIL inc far'shes oil East Baton Rouge and Liv-
Nss - i eiee' o"e senator.
OF 'he fashe' oil 81 Helena, Washington and
St. Tammany, sh all elect One
composed Of the Parish of East Fc,na shall .
Senator
District composed Of the Parish OF West Fton. all
Senator.
The District composed OF the Parish n, Point cour.o ,,
Senator.
composed OF 'ho fhnses OF Concorda and Isnsas ahau
District conpo,ad Of tho pa,.b, NJ Msdi., NM, or,o
elect One Senator
District composed OF tina Parishes n Catalonia F,rl,n and
Caldwell shall elect One Senator
composed of the Pa,be, n, chi. Morsbop.e 1rno,
and jackson, hsll elect One Senator
composed Of the Parishes Of C1.brne and Roe .
&c One Senator.
of the Pab.. C.ddo Dsso,o md ss,,
shall elect One Senator.
composed Of the Parhs. and 1,rn h
elect One
The composed Of psrhe, Ran,es md ,oy.I,s
elect Two Senator's
The composed OF the Parbe, O, ST, Iandr and c
shall elect Two Senators,
The composed OF the Parisbs. NJ af.,.t md
shall One Senator
The District composed of the Parish os 81 Nav, hu ALA. o
Senator. '' ~ ~ ~
The composed Of the Parish az ST Mar, ali all , o
Senator. ~ 49,
Parish OF Panuemns, ali nj, a. T,,,
The of ST. Bernard sa all elect Cno Renr,,enI,,
The Parish orlean. fright bank Representative,
The CITY of NeworIa,ns F,,t r. r-i.t
IT c
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MAYOR OF PIrrsBuReH-R Riddle, editor of the
Commercial Journal has been nominated by the wings
for Mayor of Pittsburgh We hope he may be elected
we like to editor and then get to be somebody
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-30

CAsuALry-Mr Barney Cook, residing near Marshall
Texas was thrown from his carriage few days since and
almost instantly killed He leaves wife and two children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-30

German theatrical company has been formed in st.
Louis They are to play once week at the Varieties
during the season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-30

ASrI-LauoR LAw.-Three townships in Kinds county
Brownsville Palestine and Raymond-have given
majority of IS in favor of the Anti-Liquor Law.