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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
DISSOLUTION.

TIME copannership heretofore existing be-
u tween ]. J. SHERMAN Il G. w. SIiER.
MAN, was this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
]. J. Sherman may be found at all times at the
old stand, and is fully authorized to close the bu
siness Of The old concern.
Geo. II. Harris having bought out the interest
Of 4. ]. Sherman, the concern will be conducted
in future under the name and style Of
Sherman = Harris,
who will keep general assortment Of Staple
and Fancy Dry>Goods, and hope to merit 4 cons
tinuance Of the patronage hetorefoiore extended
to the old concern. III. SHERMAN,
Jan. lst, ls5a-35-if g. w. SHERMAN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
LIFE In THE ARCTIC SEAS.


There " mo abatement Of interest il England,
AZ regards The fate Of Sir John Franklin Mr..
CIR. Weld in a lettefto The London Times.
makes the following statement. with The object
Of showing that lie may be sustained for long
time N the Arctic regions, aud that Sir John
Franklin and his companions may sill survive :
In The year I743, four Russian sailors, FORM,
pg part Of crew Of fourteen men, went in Il
small vessel to fish for whales on The east coast
of Spiizbergen Ry some unfortunate accident
the ship sailed away, leaving the above four men
on thar dreary island. Their entire stock, n
the time Of this disaster consisted Of small
bag Of meal, musAet, \ powder horn, lively
chargers Of ammunition, an axe, Il knife, small
kettle, stove, piece Of Lockwood, d tobacco
box and four pipes. The men were not over
whelmed by their calamity, but Instantly set ID
work 10 provide for their failure wants
The wreck Of d ship which they found on the
shore supplied them with fieI, and The twelve
chargers Of powder and bali procured them As
many reindeer, which was very numerous on The
island. With nails extracted from piece of
they killed bear, and with the strong tenlons
af The bear they strung and strengthened piece
hf crooked drift wood, which they covered into
I'M A5w. With this and the arrows which they
easily made, they killed during their stay Of six
years on the Island $50 rsindcers, 10 bears,
aud a vast qanntily Of flxes; and when they were
a length relieved hy n vessel which touched I'M
expeeledly IN lhe island, they were able 10 pay
Tor their passage home with moo lbs. of deer
iai, aud many hides 81 ise aninals they had
slain. One If their number very ndoIent
man, who. from heginng, had Ssehewea almost
every kindot exertion. died from scurvy, while
the other three found health ii their daily active
Iempeyments.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

CALrroasrA eo1p.-rbe entire Weld Of Cal
iiornia in 1851 is estimated at SIS 100000.
The amount of gold by the FL Dorado, the las,
steamer with gold, added to the previous arrivals,
makes an aggregate Of S,025OOO since lst Jan
uary, and, including the deposites at New Or.
leans in January, makes an aggregate Of 81.
100000. The exports in the mean time have
been 8j,042,000, leaving balance in favor Of
the country oil $2,6G3 600
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
The state Of Mississippi.
10 WNDLS COUNTY,

PRoBArE CouRr, FEBRUARY TERM. 1882,
1odllperseas interested ia The bands belonging foaf
Es'ata Qf Yhomas r. Barren, Decsassd:
YOU arehereby cited 70 be and appear before ne
4 Probate Court Of said county 70 be held a tne
Court House ot said county,the Isl Monday in Aprl%
1. p., 1852, then and there 10 show cause, dany
YOU have, why tile following described lands BE-
longing 70 the Estate Of said Thomas T. Barrett
deceased, 70 wit:
The east bali the southeast quarter Of section
nneteeai The southwest quarter Of section twenty,
and the south half Of the northwest quarter @
section twenly--al Ii township eighteen Of raass
eighteen east should not be sold according 70 W.
petition d William Frazier, Guardian Of Thomas
Barrett, minor heir OF Ihos. T. Barrett, deceasea'
rs III Witness the Hon. Nathaniel 3. GoodaiA
Ill. s Judge of the Probate Courtof said ceaA9'
ts,-4-4 thetirst Monday in February, A. p.,los.'
issued February 9th, A, n. 1862
DANIEL WILLIAMS, CLERK.
February14 1852 s3-6w RI. r. Sly ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
TAYLnR & lIcCARTHY.

Soc Agents, C0(emjaS Mss
N. B.-These medicines are not like the qaaek
nostrams from the north, rold for every thing but
VII assuredly cure the malales they are prescribed
for.
LOOK 70 YouR own lsTERKsT--Dr Litlo's Yer.
mfHga Is pnt up in vlals double the size o. aay
other, IS given in the same way requires nothing
afterwards, and is decidedly one of the most certain
and saeremadies to relieve childrel Of werus ever
offered 70 the public. Price rs cts. ana ST.
Columbus, Oct. IL, 1851. lG-lv,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

REVOLUTIONARY ScHEMEs Cr SANTA ANNA.
"A correspondent Of the N. Y. Times, writing
from The city q Mexico, Under date Of the 29ih
December, thus refers to Santa Anna and bis lii,
snre movements:
Santa Anna, the prince of Mexican couspira
tors, You know has never relinquished his hopes
IF again securing the Dictatorship Of bis unhap
py country. His Punishment and disgrace sim,
ph afford him secure opportunities 10 mature his
plans. It's well known that he ia even now
contemplating another revolutionary stroke At an
early day; bat, with more than his usual adroit.
ness, he has succeeded ID keeping from the Gov
ernment he particulars Of his movement It is
very probable that he will make his descent upon
MeXico 1T Acapulco--a point flhest from the
suspicious Of his enemies. | know that such
was his intention, although circumstances may
lead him 10 change his plans house has been
built there aud furnished for him by one Of his
friends and many things useful for d campaign
ARE landing there daily. The day left saw $50
III 700 camp kettles going into the warehouses
4 iaa leading Santa Annaist there, and many
baMs AZ blankets and clothing. You need not
le surprised II you hear stirring news from that
q1aiier soon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
7Window Guards and GRATING,

W lndoW Ggl3rdS and Gr3tings
For stores, dwellings, lunatic asyuus, prisons
steamships, c. Iron BeGsteads, with wire sack
ings tree gu rds, cca and ore screens and variety
Of articles too nuuIerons 70 mention. which ibis III.
veuton is susceptible Of possessing conyeniehcias
never before knosn resulting tromthc improvement
Tor which this article was patented For eegansa
combined with strength for the beauty OF is ihrn
merabe variety ofsacsign, aud especially for cheap
ness, Cat one ha!t less than cast ron) it is aogetb
er nnrvaied BY any thing as yet offered to the pb
llc, The plan OF crossing Tie rods is SO contryed
that each binds tho 0her, and thus MUTUAL support
Is given 70 each individual part Of the whole stfoe
tafe. lts bclieycdthat fabrics formed Of tic lar.
gest wire, and manufactured III This manner. vii
endure at least five times the violence that Gas
iron Mailing 10 ordinary use Is caplbic Of Withstand
lng Trees vary from ny cents 70 - per ncal foot.
The Subscriber also manufactures
WIRE FENCES.
for enclosing arms railroads, parks lawns, eci, guar,
aniiedto resist cattle, horses, sheep ETC., which be-
coming extensively used and greatly distinguished BY
ighiness of appearance and oegarce OF form; Icing
impercepllble alta SHIRT distance tie view is thus unia
terfnpted, the prospect unpiurcd and the beauty of
landscape unimpaired The fence is made on
tireiy newplah, being portable YET secure The whole
may be taken down and transported with the ar
city iron rods, Price from 81 50 10 SO per rod,
intending iron pats, from 10 10 i6 feet apart.
Inquiries orders addressed 10 the Proprietor, will
meet with prompt attention.
JOHN B. WICKERsHAM,
Warehousc-oi0 Broadway ", n
Works-Ne@ York Wire Railing Works, 9sand 81
Lewis street
n, B Silver Medal awarded by American Inslaia,
1850 Bronze Medals awarded by franklin Institute
1917 and ISIS 81 3m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

LATE FROM THE Rio GRANDE by the arr
val d the steamship Fanny. yesterday, we learn
iron her clerk, MI. B. L. Scott. that families
were crossing over The Rio Grande, in conse
quence Of the Premeditated attack on Matamo-
ras by Gen. Carayoial
Gen. Asaex was rapidly terrifying position
outside Of the city. and designed concentrating
the most of his forces al that spot.
The Mexican war steamer. State Of Mexico,
arrived al Brazos 81. Jago, with a large qaanti,y
Of guns and Ammunition for Gen. Avalez, bul
couldno succeedin getting lhemu The river. the
steamer GratHpus refusing 10 take them unless
bonds were entered into ior her security, which
was declined by The authorities. The steamship
proceeded 10 sea on the l2th inst. without land
ing bet cargo.
On the 9 Ii orders reached Matamoras from
the Mexican government authorizing Gen. Ava
lez 10 levy an additional tax Of 4 per cent or the
sale If merchandise for home consumption
This proposition was received with great indig-
nation By the Merchants and citizens Of Mata-
moras. Mos' Of the stores were closed in con-
sequences, and much excitement prevailed. Its
presumed that this movement will benefit lhe
revolutionary pary,--N. O. Deha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

HoN r. ]. WALKER. IT is said that letters
were received BY the last steamer. stating that
the Hon r. j. Walker Il seriously HAT Brigh-
ton, and that he has al present failed in bis ne !
gotiations for the sale oil the Illinois railroad
bonds, Twas reported that the Rothschilds,
however would send over an agent 70 examine
ntO the character OF The security.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

A message from Paris 10 England aud an an
swerTeiurned iaamiaats and a hall was la.eIy
achieved BY the submarine teleg; aph. and il il
enough 70 take away Your breath 10 here of il.
ArieFs girdle around the earth in forty minutes,
viii soon be slow
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

ScARcIrYor GorroN.- The Paris correspond
ent 81 The Times says
NGulton has become 50 scarce in Hayre that
The manufacturers of Roacn has been compelled
10 purchase thai article IN Liverpool; aud the
MinislesoF tha Interior, IL order to relieve them
from iAe additional duty 70 which cotton imported
from England N suhieethas given orders that The
shipping II the United States shall be admitted
into Eraaea pofss without the payment 81 adli-
tiodal dnly, slough they may have touched
al an English port, provided they shall not
have landed THEN cargnes while stopping there.
Aielegraphic dispatch from Washington say )
| that Col. Donlphan has been appointed Govern
Of Of Utah, ii place d Brigham Young.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
..-s, ~ ~ E, ~ssl ,rIfr-.-..

II ---sI-t-- Dbl. E--....--..
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--
aef'-r- e-1 -l.--r- 5lllT. .-.5"---
says Ls.lI-E ---r- NI-r---.-
R.s l-st ii-F,ll.sl ne z rus i.-..s. ,.-
% cure ieFe-, 5g- isul-- q -e1- aal .,5.- a-s
pa May DISEASES. % SONS eg.7-,..-
case SSH tls Weren't 5-.. WITH nr ~
business s.is4 5s ert1.si. Cd .l,ure. q, ,..7' 20
aliie.e 3 iarge b tties. lai clei1 ef, as ~ ~
continue ii la ths ssati s.zs. VS." Is ta
NJ long si1se. al,s e s-eat IA, t--.i--=
lssa yeas o.ds WIS c3si7-a ana Of hal5,.ss '
ness, van. p ap2s' Sre, aud, As the ~. gle
Ate Pc 9.l ela smaller ehiiirea 50 utca. b,sf...
AS ne ta.d ne liinsslii consluiei 20 give ~, =.
medicine, wllicl asd'i ana ile day l.l,.,;,, e
thirty ilrge woras were expelled. 80 .9A
las i4ailY o. ms aeon tiataaca. ,,',,
NeFmiiase % large sized bottles. # V,,s 80 aS
a nigag Tor casiar OIL, an1 larre i,b,a1s..ssssa
given % neghl boy tgeife or !odrtasa v,i.--..
without the least deia.a-ioas effects ~. ei
day be discharged more than twenty isr1e ~. ''a
Fhe ollowing statement IS from Jadrs IA, -'
SIR--fuaT advice to give the Vsrm if,-. !. H..
dren whenever taey scar ebe hngaid o-t-,,,.-l'
we bud excellent IN twenty or thirty eases
family Il has been given. sometimes eaasiuy -
qnanitF-oi worms 10 be expsliel, and AZ 49,
times few or none have marked tae fle, 4 r.,
when il was given, children ware 500, al
whether worms were always discharged or ns, l.
sides becoming more heltbV afterwards.
In my nelg5horieoi Year hermitage h,s b,..
much nsed-at one haase ! found three CO..
sies, two with high fever and the other had a5.,-
or llyid appearance, with difisu,f brsath,,,.. u
seemed TO be at tie port of Death To them sl~
gave tae medicine, AMI soon al begun TO lis,b,r,,
worms u one OF Two eases enormously, learned
and were soon we'll saw, by request. at ana5s.
house, child two years old. very much da,rass.l
indeed which was soon relieved by iaking The Ia.
mitage, and discharged large number Of worms
she Anodgue Cough Drop, have very often bsa,
given for coughs, colds and in the measles. w,bs
happy effect inmy family.
Yours, &c.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

e7- HE Ws.szs;l Re tia4-i. g. a1 article On
ths Psndsaiiafy, ays. "l5 ia il-i' '1Lf "i toe
one huairei and siE'Y n1w % pz.s1a, ia- use OF
ilsuor. aud lhs haba IT getting drunk, has been
de cause. dirzgrIy OF Indirectly 81 Ias comma r.
tiag Of over tao-lhi7ds.
O. The Nsvv Orleaas Delta says that Gen.
Martin. Senator from Assumption. ha- ia'fo.
aaesd into lie legisi4tare IF Loasilul a li-l in
isrieiias habiiual drIakafds ia ihs SAM Posi-
iioa, IN record TO The management oi thesf prop
cry and heir family aii'ars, as lhs winch the
law assigns 90 luuaiics and mia1Ts. iheF are
% have euraleFs. with powers Of administration /;
they are to be Incapable eli SANG or being sued
10 their own names; they coudnpi be mea-'arS
Of a corporation, nos executors or administrators
Of an estate. Such would be the legal efiec!s Of
Introduction
IeNoRLE DEArH OF BRirisH NoBLENiN.-
Lord J. Loughbrough was found dead, on the
30lh ali., on board the "May Eiizsbeth, then
lying at the New 0deaDs whafyes. The de-
ceased was British nebleman and only lweaty
three years Of age. He had taken passage in
the Mary Elizabeth a, Havana for New Orleans.
and died while the schooner was coming up the
river. The evidence before the jury showed
that he had been drinking very freely for several
days previous and that bis nervous system was
prostraled from that cause; the Immediate cause
of bis death being congestion Of the BRAIN
Strange death for member Of "lhe proudest
arislocracy in the world"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
To. DR. LrrLs, WILLIAM HOLT
VALLEY, Talbot County.

Il Beware of'imposjtion, aad avoid The use Il
substitutes. The fac-simile Of the signature Il
Dr.. W 9. Little, will be found npon the OUTSIDE
wrapper Of each one Of his medicines.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor at ri.
Manufacturing Depot, No 26l, MARKET street phs.
dephia, aadat Macon, Ga To be had alsoof q i
Moore 4 Go Jackson; d. A. Talbot, Holly Sp-nss,
c. Morrison Tuscaloosa, and by ageats ami Dir.
gIst' generally throughout the Southern and IVES.
tern Stntas -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

So judi ADAms Of Monroe county was duly
elected. we have not seen The vote, but presume
that our three representatives Noted FOR Adams, and
our Senator 81 course voted for McRae, who ! his
apponee.
Tho first two acts II thsdramallave Thus closed.
From thereputs ID Ito Jackson papers, Il was part
farce and part tragedy, and some 81 our friends
seem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whether ID weep
erto laugh, 10 hiss or ID applaud, Fer ourselves,
we are inclined % adopt Mr.. IeiIsrsons maxim
ta lhiags ty M saaat Aaadls. and wait with quiet
cqaanimity and imPerturbable gravity tof Tho next
rising 81 The curtain. Dit there were sotnsfIeA
scenes enacted and is honest Ned Cutie says
Wen amake note III 'pm"
Stephen AlAna isa Union democrat. Walter
Brooks u wAg, but says heexpocts u support
the nominees Of the Baltimore Convention, a. will
be seen from the following letter which was read
whileshe election was pending
III. z, ApAas, ESQ
Dear Sir So am only able 10 state very brief.
~, in answerto your note, that certainly should
MOI deem i consistent to support any other poli-
ties than those Of The dominant majority of the
State. Asto the nest presidency, as have often
said TO you ia private, do not expect to support
the nominees Of the next Wing Convention. he
cause fear the Convention will not be sound on
the compromise ssncs. My expectation ii ID
give my support 10 The Baltimore Convention
ticket, provided i N not ihclured with Secession,
and y pledged to the compromise measure S.
from present appearances, md The names 81 Tho
prominent candidates before THAI body think
i certain that lAe last named contention Will
present ticket Ia which the whale South will
unite, end one which vii cheerfliy support.
ny ieeb!s heath prevents nn willing iufihsf
Your friend,
NIIRO0KE,
TAn YlcE pREsIpExcy Ffon 4 Washing.
ton lellefin.the goufnal 81 Commerce -
III il greatlYlp M regretted ihat senator
Downs whose largaRxperieuce ehiineni abiii-
ties andeleya'ed views have been 81 much do.
preeiaiedbF The senate, and ihe country, viii
teriniaHte biz service ii that haiY III The ALL Il
March, 1863 l3ni siill. hisserFices will tai I'll
forgotten His saerrsx6sleflarts III alIayingsee.
iional and iaciional agitation have already ser
we'd 70 intricate him sefY prominently n h candi-
cate tur lhe vice presidency n 4he next elecliSu,
saapesng the eeaaflale iof he presidency ID
come from tte north. No pllg claiuing 10 BE-
me party n#lhe iAlnn raalA mike n,nrr petu.
lar nr laaieloas selection 81 u cauai,afs ISL
lhe siae-iHesasae5 ihan that 81 solomon ".
nvxns
on President Fislmafe las RECEIVED ~ IN.
cid IclGef tom Ianis Napoleon, anna,ncina a.,
III bas heeA#ralled - tue lrends,i The French
,tsHgnEugnt tila voice n the People, aud tl,a
tn deates II cnii1ate peace. ainiiY and friendly
lelalieas Will ti4p EFniiel 2lateA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
THr VICE PRESIDENCY Fron. Washing
ton letter ii. die Journal 81 Commerce :

or President Ftilmaie Inns received A. IN.
ci4l IeNef tom iapis Napoleon, aanauncina lhat
III Ias lleen cailed - tue henll III The French
,asHFnsngst sila voice u ihe People, and thai
tn dqaiteK IA euli'ate peace. aAiitY ana friend,
lelaligsls Will tia niiel alates.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

Genuine Petit Gulf Cotton Seea. !,
yuYsIE subscribers have jasf received supply Z
aIRTFFINs CHOICE BROWN C0t-
TOW SEED L.,
L Some Of tbs best Yields ia the State have Ossl
made this year from this seed, and we Gag ~, =.
IDENTITY recommend Ii as a superior and genhihs Z
ticle.
Orders left with G. A. CHANDLER will be pfoas II,
" attended to- The price Of sack conlall ~,
bushels Il five dollars. r. DESHa y 80
| Mobile, Feb ~, 1852 3!-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

Anew MUSIC Just received and for sale at
n feb. A,-3stf.1 KEELER'S Cash Sore.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
TIE Observation-Disclosures OF
SENATORS.

Oar Legislature Inns At length hestired ITSELF and
seems to have become awareof what Napoleon said
the Austrians were sally and fatally unacqualhted
wilh--the asg IF mistiaes. The two Houses On the
18th inst. by previously consented arrangement
went into the elections Of United States Senators
to l the vacancies occaaiened BY the designations
Of Messrs FoOte snd Davis and with the following
result
WALTER BrooXE u Holmes county was On the
foarth ballot duly elected u Ill the uneSpired term
nE IInnrr n Enntn A,rhn vnfn sinnh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

1n0n LBS. Tennessee Bacon for sale b,
AUUV oct. i, la-tfl IIADEN q READ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28

a PIANO for sale or hire Enquire Of
u feb. la.-33H. o. III KELLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR or THE STAIR

EXECUTIVE oFFiCE, BArox Rotar August a. 1882
WHEREAS, The Convention lately tbs Slate ca M
in the town Of Baton Rouge for the purpose changing the con.
ton of the State Of Louana has ordained Immediately er
the adjournment of tho ConveMon the s rocn
nation directing tho ocers State law to
hold elections for members the General Assembly, and holds
poll every parish Of the State the places
the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER purpose aknr
the sense the good people of h State regard
rejection Of this Constitutions duty ofioeru To
receive the votes Of all entitled tho old
ana under this Constitution Each voter shall his opinion
eaeposng in separate box be kept purpose ticket
wherein shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED or some such word as will
dsey convey the intention the At the conclusion of
election which shall be conducted respect general
election conduod the to preside over
the shall carefully examine ballot deposited and
shall forthwith make due returns thereof Secretary of State
conformity to the provisions of the existing upon the subject OF
elections"
Now therefore, have thought proper this my Proclamation
notifying the qualified voters Of the ordinance of the Com
venon aforesaid furthermore commanding all Sheriff. Commits
Elections and a other officers therein tina
people assemble and vote the acceptance
suion upon the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER
and that the proceedings be conducted be made
conformity the ordinance with the existing upon the subject
Of elections. By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLES GAYARRE, Sec. OF State. aus 9pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GoUvERNEUR DE L'ETAT
DE LA LOUISIANA.

BUREAU DE L'EXEcUTF. BATON Rouex. 8 Aodt 1882
ATTENDU que Convention, dernement assemble capitol de
rE la vile de Rouge dps lie but do changer Consu
ton do Ea de 10 Louisiana, ordon6 aInmsdemnt aprs
de la Convention lie puer procama
ton aquele divers ocera par
la o organiser recon des mebres de rAssemblee Gfnerae
donvrer acr dams chaqu parosse de % endo nques
lo LIE PREMIER ARDI DE NovEsBRE proclaim pour
suffer psuple dc Etat adopton lie M dc ete Constitution.
du deyor de officers vote
veru de ancenne Constitutions avHent 10 do do voter dc
qu 10 poseden vertu do la Constitution Chaqus
eectsur onnuera opinion d6posan bote dscs
ahectee eseusvemen Get bulletin nts
CONSTITUTION AcCEPTEE' CONSTITUTION RE-
JETEE bien tout expman clarement ntenion
Pelectew la clotu do cette election, q
ppos CONNIE election gnGrale d'Etat les commas qui
auron preside examnont bulletins
dtposes pn lis ansneron
omement dispositions de In loi actuele eecensn
En- consequence ai csnvenae de lancer proclamation
notan es de
oh de plus ordonnan lea She Commasair
aures officers celia de donner avis
bier ct de voter Precipitation lie reject de la Constitution LIE
PREMIER MARDI DE NOVEMBER proclaim, dit plus
hnu es procedures
ment Fordnance dispositions elections,
Par lie Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAYARnK, Secrotaire d'Etat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16

fRArERsAi. coSTRAsr-A score of years ago, or may
be more there two brothers. eminent for yast and
for subtle and capacious intellect for love
and many gentle jealous virtues who studied
together in the University of Oxford One was named
John Henry Newman, and the other Francis The first
ranks to-day-and will more memoraby hereafter-n the
very hrst rank OF the dyines of The Roman Catholic
Church the other accounted Of the most earnest
and deadly enemies Of revealed religion in Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
Paul r.. YNteard,
RANlT, ron

Office No. Is EXCHANGE ALLEY Cont aa
fB Mr. TiEARp offers his services the public
that he will translate from English and Spanish LETT S
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS CONTRACTS ACTS OF NoTA
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES I'd
OTHERS LEA SEES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PUB
Lie MEETINGS. and in fact all kinda of writings He will also
Articles Advertisements for Newspapers Letters Circulars
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