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MECHANICS. NANtfFA CTUK4
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civil engineering. architecture, rai1fysds. bridges,
agricultural implements. manufactures Of metals.
fit,fot,s asd textile substances, machinery tpr The
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besides claims Of all the patents. reviews, uofieef
Of new inventions. American and foreign. Tie
work IL in form Tor binding. contains several bufl-
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printed matter. and 4 eori6tis index. Nearly all
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in iis columns. thus making tbs paper d perfect
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SPLENDID ExHlniroN ron CnRlsTMAs
wEEK.--Onr readers will observe by our
advertising columns. that Prati's great
moving Panorama Of Eden will be exhib.
tied here during nex week. From the
great celebrity Of this exhibition. and tie
unerou ties imonials 10 its favor-from
some Of tile most distinguished persons 10
this county, sncll as Hon e WARD Ev-
ERErT, Sec'y of State. Prof. SELLraAN.
and others-we presume it will be visited
by crowds during its short say here.
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Messrs, Me DoNAt.p and BhAcNMAN
are the Whtg candidates to represent the
parish OF Claiborne In the next Legisla.
ture.
u We see the name Of lion Ronger
ANDERSON, Of Carroll parish. announced
a. the Whig candidate for Senator OF the
District composing Carroll and Madison,
aud that OFF, M, WILKINSON, Esq, for
representative OF Madison, With such u
ticket, we feel confident OF success. IN
that District.
Flesr REPRESENTATIVE DtsTgtcr.--We
are glad that the popular and very capa.
bic gentleman, Hon. a. M SUMMERS,
who had declined the nomination OF the
Wings ofhis District for representative,
has re.eonsiaered and given ii his consent.
With snch men as SUMMERS and CAMr
sEIt, the countryis always safe. They
win carry their Distric, BY large majority.
SRcoNn REPRESENTATIVES, DisrRicr.-
On Monday night the Wings OF this Dis
triet dominated Messr.. c. C. LArmRor,
louN LGEns. and J. r. SiarsoN. as their
tor the House OF Represents.
II Is an excellent ticket. All oil
gentlemen represented the District
IN the last Legislature, and we %cannot
Doubt tina, their stirling efficiency il re,
~neml%red. and that they will eacl, aud
all he ,riumnhanlly elected.
SEvRNrH REPRESENTATIVE DIs-Rucr.-
WI are Happy 10 announce the nomina-
lion of Hnn. IA. G. CAsrELLANos mud Hon.
4 o. IaavaLIE, Al candidates for The
iianse OF Representatives for the Seventh
Representative District Of New Orleans.
Two ~lsrtitr Wings. or more worthy gem
semesa. rossld NOT have been selected.
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rWe learn from the N. X. TfiJuus
tAat he Crescent City affair l,ss been so
lied. The Governor General Of Cuba
takes the recent affidavit of PURsER
SxIru a satisfactory, and adsnits him
and Whatever vessel ~ may serse upon
Into lhe port 81 lIsvana. This Is wise.
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S~gSareatAI CANpinATEss-parish oi
orleans: lsa, Dist, G. RosEllus "a
Dist, 7, LuasDES: Sd Dist. THos. A.
Snow 4sil Dist JAMES RoBR are nomina.
I'D.
Ihervilie and West Batch Ronee. Gas,
A. Stack and NoRRERT Laws.
RErREsENTArivEs.-From Ibervile Mr.
rHEL HERgKr and nv. G. ADAMs.
West Baton Rouge II. nj. FAVOR.
The above nominees are able aud popn-
lar men. No letfef selections could have
been made. and sre hope - give them az
4 hearty welcome 70 the capitol next Jan
uary.
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WAsHINGToS, June N 1851.
~ n meeting 81 the Executive Committee Of the
American Colonization Society, held on The 10Th
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- MAST would call the attention Of the public
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new and elegant assortment Of French Jewelry,
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


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