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|Whig Central Executive Committee
I.oNisiana.


VI, s5slSS5 October "a, 1852 ~
The u The death Of DAsIEi hayip
been to This Committee the pr.
3s1uble and resolutions were unanimously adopted
great man has been added TO the list Of ~
tdoad Another bright star blotted out from the galax
of Another q genius " stne
EhaS forever IN the horizon The trinity q gganL
no nore Calhoun Clay Webster eacl
~ ~ Great
III thS Constellation THE patriotic and bold advocate
{the man who submitted 70 me sac nc
sectional opposition in order that ne might
1his dty to bis whole country the great defender O
American rights and the liberty Of mankind--DANiEl
ia s.sss,re of lid greatness was full to overhowinp
Proud would have been las whigs) TO have battle
Ruhdsr biz leadership to have followed bis standard
Bit it was decreed BY wise thn'
more f oarths epheneral honors should DO conerr
nS6a him but that the mighty monarch Death. shout
blaze up6n hts brow the seal lof Immortality While W.
bend with citing humility to the deer.
lint hos deprived country of one Of its brightes
We feel should be wanting in our duty a.
a t. Sr uRsns our hqmD,s aI.
a whole nation ~ again bowed down IN sorrow wn
greve the loss Of the Immortal Clay we are CALF
again 20 upon .no wlpga q ass X
Asrican people has sustained) the intelligence Of ~
ieath has sped itself to every corner Of the land
great supporter For half century he has bee
o ~ Constitution ap American Atlas \; upon his broat
boulders he has borne u repehing successfully
attacks upon from every quarter until the name
paniel Webster and the American Constitution have b
Icon6 almost ~ one and tndiysible. The great viii
1 this country has lost another Of its disnguishe,
that left to 1T u him. IL the consciousness
Hi the renemhrance Of his yrtues--th
Isdniration of his genius
Reoirsd That the Wing Central Committee Of Louisi
4na tender to brother wings Of Louisiana and the
re con6try, sincere and heartfelt sorrow and pro
Hound sympathy for the great loss country and on
party has sustained in the death Of DANIEL WEBSTER
Tint the Committee Room be draped with th
Gsual bems Of mourniug and that the members wea
| Che usual badgefor thirty days.
Resoted That copy d the foregoing preamble and re
ptons be forwarded to the afflicted relatives Of the de
|neassd s II n Mares President
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Il HoNoRs 10 WEBSTER. I'VE call attention to
The Proclamation Of his Honor the Mayor, and
hope respect for the great dead will ensure the
observance cf the recommendations.
Iii another column, a call fol- meeting to TAXI
eplace at Bnnks Arcade, Mt IL o'clock this morn
ling, will be found. The object is to make suita
lhle arrangements for q solemn commemmoratiol
|of d great national loss
We, also, publish the solemn and eloquent re-
|solutions ofs the Wing State Central Exectiyt
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OUR CARRIERS.

Owing to our large and rapidly increasing
we have felt it due to our subscri-
hers to increase the number Of our carriers
We will use every effort to secure prompt, reg
ulaf, and early delivery Of the Crescent. Gu,
friends in the Third District will in a few days
realize the completeness Of our Arrangement
made in their behalf. We are determined I,
spare no labor, care or expense in securing
prompt and early delivery of this paper. Gu,
friends may rely upon this.
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CHOICE FALL GooDs-Simpson, at No so Canal street
has tempting list of newgoods in advertising col
Jumps this morning In this establishment the most ee
gant taste cannot fail to be satisfied while it presents
fractions for the soberest. In word every variety
dry goods finds place upon Simpsons ample Shelves
This stock exhibits exquisite taste in selection well
great berlty in the views of the gentemany proprietor
We have doubt that citizens will fully bear hin
Iout in the confidence in them that he has shown by tn
purchase of large and elegant stock We invite tn
artcular attention Of readers to his advertisement
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Dry GooDs.We call the attention of readers to the
advertisement of Messrs. Giquel Jamison in anothe
column enumerating as it does splendid assortment
dry goods embracing every desirable article for ladies
childrens dresses, and large variety for gentlemen
wear Their establishment is well worth visit if it
merely for the pleasure of viewing SO fine stock o
goods but think few ST our lady friends could with
stand the temptation afforded by such elegant styles
reasonable prices they would find at No IS Chartre
[straet.
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On last Friday evening there enthusiastic Scot
rally at the Of Laurel and Josephine streets il
the Fourth District The following the organization
of the meeting;
President, r. NJ. Ellis Vice Presidents, L. staub, P
Yeiseri Secretary, Velassacar. $40.
Col. q. White. Y G. Wool and Frans Beuter addressed
the meeting with great ygor and effect The last
gentleman spoke in German, and seemed to delight al
who could understand the rich language of old Fader
Hand & ~. It-.o. ia ..g
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DEATH OF CoNsuL-By arrival from st. Helena,
lis ascertained that John r. Carroll Esq, United State
Consular Agent at st. Helena died there after yer
brief illness
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FOREIGN TRADE-During the past year the trade o
France with the United States has been Imports 110
100000 francs; exports 145ooo0oo francs With Eng
Hand Imports, e9oooooo francs EXPORTS 293ooOOooH
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Maards Bazaar 81 Royal street, has undoubtedly this
most splendid stock of House Furnishing materials II
THE South The chaste and specimens of Fancy Fur
nure Glass and China Ware, from the hands of thu
most skful mechanics and comprise contributions from
lal quarters of the globe For ladies about furnishing
their houses there is place in this any other city
THAT can vie with Mallard's.
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THE q. s. sHIP St. LorIs-This fine ship made tn
passage out from New York to Gibraltar in 25 days
hands were well on the 18th ult.
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italian FoRr GEORGE CLuB-This rally at the corne,
of Old Levee and Canal street onght will be handsome
affair The Rangers and other Scott Clubs will be OF
ban
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NesC Goods.
1856 CAMP STREET,

1856 CAMP STREET,
Opposite St. Patricks Church.
RICH BRoCADE AND PLAIN CHAMELEON SILKS;
RICH BRoCADE BLACK AND PLAIN ITALIAN SILKS;
CASHMERES AND MoUsSELINE DE LANES;
COILS BRODI AND yALENCIENNES;
vALENCIENNEs, LAcEs AND INsERTlNGs
SUPERIOR KID GLOvES-All colors and sizes;
EMB'D BANDS, INsERTINGS AND EbGINGS;
EAB'D CAPES, SLEEVES AND CIiEMISETTEs;
HOSIERY-Al kinds, for Ladies' and Children;
FRENCH MERINOS AND NfoussEI.INE DELAINES-Pain;
DoMEStICS Caicoes Denis Checks White
Costons ETC., etc.
PERFuMERIEs AND soaps COMBS AND BRUSHES;
TRIMMINGS, PRINCES AND BUTTONS;
,RuBANs AND SWANS DOWN, and many other Goods,
y Which will sell MUCH CHEAPER THAN Do WN TOWN
oct95 2w9p v. w. PARKER 4 CO.
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We 10 Goods

eVGRC efOO0Ss- N
GIQU E L s. j AMI SON
.. NO. Is CHARITIES STREET.
EB- We in n complete assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ought Europe and the North immediate Inspection which
offering very low prices. stock conaista part Of
RICH PRINTED lie LAME ROBES; -
RICH PRINTED HAYADERE ROBES;
PLAID vALENCIAS AND CACHMIRES;
PRINTED DE LAME FOR CHILDREN;
PRINTED CAnc0 ROBES; re.s4
RICH PRINTED FRENCH CALICoES;
PRINTED HASTINGS FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRsTED CURTAIN DANIAsKf
CHANGEABLE AND PLAIN SILK;
RICH DAMAsKs AND BURPoUR DRESSES
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
RICH DAMASK, BLACK SILKS;
PLAN BLACK stLKS-General assortment;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs.
EMBD MUSLIN ROBES;
EMB'D BoBNET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
FANCY SILK CEAvATS AND RIBBONS;
EMB'D AND PLAIN CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs
EMBD COLLARS cHEMlsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
VELVET AND SILK CLOAKS;
EMB'D BoBINEI AND MUSLIN FOR BARS
BLACK CANTON GRAPE Fer DRESSES;
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES
VELVET AND HIBBoN TRIMMINGS;
CHILDRENS MERINo AND CACIIMIRE CLoAKS ~;
CoLoRED, BLACK AND PLAIN BURPoUR;
REAL AND IMITATION BLACK LACE Wells;
GENTLEMEN's SILK cRAvATs AND STOCKS;
ENID AND PLAIN SWISS MUSLIN;
vALENcIENNE$, EDGING AND INsERTINGs
SILK AND CAdEMIRE sHAWLS;
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANs e....,
CoLoRED CLOTHES FOR LADIES' CLoAKS;
RODGERS, WELSH AND SILK FLANNELS;
COTTON DAMAbKS PRINTED CALICoEs for Curtains;
LADIES' SILK MANTILLAS; s N
FANCY PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS;
BLACK FIGURED, PLAIN AND STRIPED ALPAcAS
MERINo HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
MERINo AND lGAUZE SHIRTS; -l
LADIES', CHILDREN AND GENTLENIEN'S HOSIERY;
| SILK BANDANA HANDKEBCHIEFs;
FRENCH CoRSETs;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BED BLANKETS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NEGRO BLANKETS;
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED coTToNs;
CoTToNADEs, KERsEYs LINsEYs, DOMESTIC PLAIDs
COTTON CHECKS, FURNITURE CHECKS DENNIS;
TICKS, MARINER STRIPES, CORDS, NEEDLES;
TAPES, HOOKS AND EYES, PINS, LINEN BRAIDs;
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFs, WOODEN saAWLS;
LowELLs, sATINETs, CAssIMEREs etc. etc.
oct25 step GIQUEL L JAMESON, IS Cbarlres street
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Further Supplies OF .TssU Books
say- RECEIVED AT u.., ~
L.. J.. G. MORGAN's,

EXCHANGE PLACE,
By HAREDEYiS EMPRESS.
ANCIENT EG YPT UNDER THE PEARoAISBy ]. Ksnrick NJ.
PHySoGSoMY or, Resemblance between Me
and Animals By James W. Redfeld, NJ. D.
THE BOOK OF THE HEART: Loves Embema. Illustrated
thirty ixsteel Engravings. .-.1. A
THE FRUITS OF ANIERICA-By c. NJ. Hovey.
LIVES OF WELLINGTON AND the London Times
GOOD IN EVERY TIING-A Story, By Mrs. Barwel.
REUBEN kEDLC0TT: or, Tho Coming ManBy NJ w. Savage
author oil Bachelor OF the Albany
NoRTHwooD or, Sou,By Mrs Sarah ]. Hale.
THE CABIN AND THE PARLoR Saves and Mastes-By
Thornton Randolph.
GeDEY'S LADY's BOOK FOR NOVEMBER. .t
SOUTHERN LADYS BOOK FOR NOVEMBER.
GRAHAAI'S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
ARTHuRS HOME MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
EctECTIc MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
MERCHANTS MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
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Received at j. G. .Morga,.'s,

EXCHANGE PLACE,
BY HARNpEN's EMPRESS,
MRS. .HALE'S GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
NoRTEwooD; OR, LIFE NORTH AND SOUTH By Sarah Jose
pha Hale; beautifully illustrated. This brilliant book which
and moral purity of Mrs Hale genius dis
played, has claims the the public aside
the intense interest which the narrative exces the fascinating
charm of the style in which 1t written. great
vivid picture Of society the North and South and holds up
bright relief to the dark of anacis, those
elements If Love and Truth wh should prevail between the
sections Of country order that both DO bound
together 10 firm indssonbls Union, Nchwosd 10 II
fact captivating eacher Patriotism from Northto South, exhibit
log what each all relations and responsibilities,
breathing which should animate both. Every
should possess copy of Nor.hweoi.
J. c. MORGAN, Bookseller and staioner.
octss std CIV Exchange Place. adjoining Postofcs.
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died

On Sunday October H. o'clock Mrs ELIZABETH HARRI
years. native Of Mississippi and for the last ten
dent OF this city.
sHr Vicksburg papers please copy. no.. ....-.-
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n
wSB- DEATYt an WEBsTER--M EETING or CTM~I
d N, s...,5sr M
w ~ :. ~
RrnInNv IN Nsrssopy on TAN WFBiT By order al 81
W ss ss rTs'r'rs -. f ~ Y rIsIIrNt3 PIe,t
n La. i. .hnvs ro,;cs viii NJ held THIS
,lSs q. s5,r apra II n,ct..k ii
"a meat 10 uaks suitable arrange
a. I'M PsoPsl eDes-s-n.e =. .ss 1850 G
NJ PnNMANsH AND Book. Z EEPING. - hese|
- ~ In short tnas All
"a Cana, oa, mo ods.t 81 sbe kind n
Upsd Tbays a. AZ Ids also fcr
-'N ~ s A'1.sa ses = ys.. s@sn,
49, RALLY! Rally! RALLY!!! - SCOTTI
h ANGER s-fhs sco,. iii sat At their Club room
oss, III il ot = sas NJ ITArIAN FoRT
SCOTT CLUB at the PAVILION HOUSE corner Of Canal
land Ieves streets.
4 fr,,x1
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V,aLtsabte English Books,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Al
j. B. STEEL'S,

D. D. . .,
NO. go CAMP STREET.
SIR WALTER SCOTS PROSE, POLITICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
Including the Waverey Novels. Complete in 81
vols limo. In fine calf binding.
sCoTTs POLITICAL woRKscompe in vol svo. With all hi
1ntroductions and Notes ..
SPENCER Observations his Life
Writings edition. Complete in vol.
THE WORKS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RIGHT HON
EDMUND BURKE-A edition, ls52 Complete in vols.
THE SPECTAToRA edition. With Biographical Notices Of III
Contributors. Complete in / vol. With Portraits
PHLLIPS'S MINERALoGY-By H. ], Brooke and W. Ii. Miller
In l vol.
|DAvIESs HISTORY OF HOLLAND AND THE DuTCHIn vols
THE DOCTOR late Robert Souhey Edited by hs
inaw Wood Waer B. D. New Edition. Complete in vol
1pYcRoFT's COURSE OF ENGLISH READING-In1 vol. 1smo.
aTHE WORKS GEORGE HERBERT-That Sweet Singer Of tn
Templs-Compete in . vols. lsmo.
ATAYLOR'S HOLY DYING-ln vol. Uniform with "Herbert'
Works."
3TUPPERS FROvERBIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into French
By George bautfnl 2t9plv
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Elegant assortment
To Parents and Others

no Parents and Others
INTERESTED IN SUITABLY CLOTHING
III E L L T T LE ON ES!!
az Ladies Others who supsnnd the Clothing their
invited to call at the establishment Of
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
lu- 7- 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
where they purchase articles of Clothing with which they will
well pleased We take pride in offering stock OF
BOYS CLOTHING
better made and trimmed than other establishment In the Unite
States We solicit careful examination Of assortment
E9g- NO DEVIATTON IN PRICES.
D ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
st2plW "a Magazine street, of Gravier.
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Thanks to the steamer Texas Ranger for late Red Rv
papers.
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As- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement. M
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mN~ For GOVERNOR are authorized t.
RICHARD HAGAN candidate for Governor
his State, under the new Constitution. oct1 2pte
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rs STATE TREAsURER.-Editoys Crescent.
Please GEORGE BRANT who has been
years efficient Clerk in the Treasury Department. will Be
imported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
octll to MANY FRIENDS.
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I The floAriso PAIAesl--rhat famous pilot and wsa
wyiie, u 70 have benefit 1t tho Pslacs tonight.
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Boats Efahing Port Cnsnau.
See Table on Third Fage.
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rs To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per.
made by Dr. Sherman deserving of
passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
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ns- CERRo GoRDo CLUB.-The members

~ CERRO GORDO CLUB.-The members O
this will their Hail. Salvador Pa of Rampar
land Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING at hapast
o'clock All Clubs city respectfully invited to attend
THE Committee Room this Buildings
|change Place [otc4 tel JAS W. DUPLESSlS, Sec'y.
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pcrsn4 bssnchep ii an education can learned in short
ACADEMY So Canal street, Of The kind
United States There special also for
md also for Children she I'd rt,scmens octq6 It
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@- RALLY! RAnLYl! RA11Yl!!- UN

|scoTT AND GRAHAM CLUB, FIRST WARD, FIRST DISTRICT
la regular meeting this CLUB will held their Head Quarter
street. opposite the Horse Station KAETZELS BALL
|RooM THIS onday) EVENING, October 25 att o'clock
requested to be puncta the above stated tim
place. important bnnes will be brought before the meeting
|FALL IN WINGS! loct2s III W. W. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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lay and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES

TVN IOUNU HhDIIkJ :
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE A ssIsTANTs
eE- School has opened it's TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and is now ready TO receive Pupis.
Strict attention paid well to the moral training 70 the intel
lectual development and physical veal Of tho Pupil,
~ For apply person. by letter. ut the nste TvoII
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs SIS ocsl1 7n9p
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~ DEATH OF WEBsTER- fEET1NG OF CIrI-
meeting Republican Association held yestsda
asrssoyed to call meeting BANKS MONDAY
,ctobs U.s. al Ii ocock FUNERAL cE
sEhioNY IN MEMORY OF DANL WHISTLER. BY order,
s,s II --------- n w. u. CUSHING. PIest
with tho above nocs mssps will 10 held THIS
MORNING. II BANKS ARCADE attl O'Clock elsasnS, without
mest to mas suitable ssAnse
~ Il r mans, Of our nsions loss
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| n VlsJ ITALIAN 5VURI90hURtlE oIUTT OI4UB, =
undersigned favorable the Election Of SCOTT GRAHAM
to meat at HOUSE. corner Of Canal
sold Levee Streets MONDAY EVENING" the instant
O'Clock, to organize the above named Club.
The SCOTT RANGERS and sTEAMBOATAEN's CLUB, as wei
las all other Club requested to be present.
Distinguished speakers will address the meeting
useppe Ponzo po Mano Andrea Cnppa Facco Capo Euge
ools5 geneo Monte, Emele Cugno. and many others.
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YIyROY and BOSTON RAlLROAD


IL BoNDS-The unders'e ned otrr At private sale g.
SECOND MORTGAGE CONVERT bl.E BONDS Of The
TROY and BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY. Toe
amount Of his loan $SOoO Of which $leo have been
disposed Of aud the remainder vii b aid u amounts so
The loan secured BY the second mo-tssse has beea made
for the purpoee u completing the rEoy ani Boston Rad
nun HOosck Falls tire Ststs ae at Fo~ns, VI, l par
shssns additional furniture Nr running tho roai AID f1g
hqudatns the floating debt OF the Company TIE Son6s
arr payAbe on the lst Of ApIL 1874 ~ the Bank II Com
nerve ~ New-York and have interest ooupoas attached
Of the company to ten years fom their dale and se
secured BY ogese The rad It's franchises ans agrur
tenanoSA 10 John T. Wool and Jonas G Hearts OF Troy.
seslect only < the previous mortgage OF SSO0NN
The capital stock 81 she Troy AID Boston Rsi.rcsa Com
scIibed And not PAID In IL So 5 81 Tos S5 80 "a. The
amount expended for construction and equipment np 20
AsSOst lSa2, Is S9iS45o 81
TIE rroy and Boston Rarsaa ex,anas ron TIE City OF
NY % the easerS line Of the Ssg-s 81 Powns, NermonL
49, within The STATE q NewYok, and Is part Of thai
sas d. asl eNtsndins ,csn the City Of Baoo to Troy
49, sue SsaNl, which q eounposed Of she Fft.h5srz
she Tr.y msssaShusetts tie Troy Greenfield, aae
o. 49,. ~. s~ ee-.VH SArosa located th7,rFh one e.
d. esnks ~ ssIning Co9ntes the S,l.e ana aolg
MaIst AIS where the tScloly the a.srs, - - - ~ 80
-. :. SO fossilas ~, The daily incrs.fs, pris,s ~
aNe,sa hoesl'y sa ssNi The hipssa3 r,,is - ss -
Ing this valley are tea with roeks 60. e-ns olfnsr
s,ve,eo Sitn vaiuaee VOID sad unlhst 80 - 49,
rosd. ~ N1~Aeoes over the
Al sSsie ssss tho TOY saa Boston R.,,rs,. 60
with ysd g toes aus. running throusa ths ~ 80
aoog,Ve Counties Il Wasdirstoa IN New. - - 40 pro
IN Vermont tom which large aoOnt Of bsIssss- & "a
rived. eS
AZ North RNossk Il connects Win roas, ,tn.
SnninEfCn Gnc ire Wcstrn Nasn onti s. nile. lor, -
tng through another uch and proogcuye valley 20 Rnr1
where e01necls Win Railroads le1ons % Buhagna ~
n Boston tbs latter eonnecCa Is - SIsst anrt.s
ali opsus the whole O Wesisn Vermont from 8eninctr
a CsnsSA ard FURNISHES ~ way q the Troy aaa Bos,r
Rsrsd convenient cutst tr "a SInosf unlimited .asll
al f,ei.ht ard safe and rapid means q ssys % IL aue
oas ana snferpgistrg Inhabitants
The Rosd now doog large Eod prOi;sbls business srt
f rsce 20 aaa the co., offs eoasipcon render ne sseS
az Anple-srS The DsStos OF Lhe Road unhesi.srns
,,o,,srns thes 10 capitalists 5 desirable Investment
~. = -.
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and
HI COUNTY BONDS-Me oheT Tor sale at fair uaief
DE following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted eharao
Seo,IoO ONO ard Pennsylvania SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable IN New.foIh, Lot July and lot January Principal
SsGoco WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable In Newly oTk, lst june aud st
e2AOoO MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable lst May and lot No7su-
ber Principal falls due Ia 1861 Enurs debs OF the Coupa
$500 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons pay able in NewYok, LIST May and lss
November. Principal PAYABLE lst November, 1866.
$4,000 WASHINGTON COUNTY, Psnnsy. wants. Si.N.
RN PER CENTS, guaranteed b tho hemphs'd Railroad
'0a sygcoIo OHIO COUNTY viisini. SEVEN FER
CFNTS gusranfoed BY the Hemphcd Railroad Company
si6O66 CITY OF MADISON, Indiana SIX PER
CENTS, guaranteed h1 the Madison las Llsht Company
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PR
CENT BONDS. Coupons payable Isl July and lit Ian.
The foregoing BONDS IN osch case foI $1,000 pm.
sipal and interest, IN ali cases paysbe semi annually IN
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the mos, ample
manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust TO some known aod
responsbe citizen OF NeYork with power Ia Of de-
kslA enter and sell esCh ine with al equipments sc, u
raise money 10 pay amount Of interest Or principal
THE CITY and COUNTY BONDS are Issued In each
cese by yItue Of Special Acts OF the proper Lesiaie
granting full power oT that pupose and direct woe
Of the people interested that vote being largely IL favor "
hs law. under which hese Bonds are created require tho
proper authorities 70 make SPECIAL LEVY Of rANks
r. he SIT APART exclusively Tor the purpose OF meeting
fhe sccriug interest aud gradually 10 reimburse tho puuo
pal which enforced through the courts Of law should
II become Necessary.
These debts operate In the nature Of MORTGAGE, on the
rial and personal estates within tie respective City ard
County limits,
The new Constitutions adopted BY the people OF Ohio md
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation O any funded dsht
BY Counties within theF boundaries TITS viii prevent
hirther issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed exhibts IN each be had On application
Of cur Office giving fell and detailed Information " tbs
nxtnre Of each security.
WINsLOW, LANIER CO. Ne 3, Wal VI
Eew.Ncrk, Sept g. 1852