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Mg- At o meeting of the INDIE

Sn1@7 az " IuICtiIlS VI tuS luucpeUueuJ voters
oil elpomeniu assembled at Mr. Lndns Coffee house,
ponne and Hercules Streets o'clock meeting was orua
nized by calling Col Bills Chairman, r. May Eq
Secretary. -
pies for the adoption of tho meeng
PLATFoRM OF THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF
MELPOMENIA.
smanste from the people, and should right
Ass w be-" :. history FL exhibits
tendency Asa tssss aaisipa
s mso Sso, a avs
n %Sa and %ss.'Y and
then h assss, Ifsaj s
and scheme Which may e es % ~ foot BaSng
the ss5 Of Or
an nat sa a ard @
that 81 tit q and a he seSs civil q % Hence
o o s GH no. he permitted to have ac
sR;s born or
cal rights ana ;hoh be alike eligible State either
A,S (. Of hs people should folly
sa s ey ,G rssa s Of Sb sse ap D
smaller as the nature Ne that
G That made sss ny BIZ. ss s he o gs ., be
As e'as is S9 %aa mopopo tariff
oliSy all "a
without the first obtaining the the people
fssis,s ssassm of free individual banking
where he rights Of AZ shareholders aud n9tehoers equally well
upon republican institutions and should be provided for in the na
Res Thai 6o people being sovereign rulers OF tho State
have the right aS themselves bua built any
ss ni pops 5 w y he @ %
whole '|''''' ~ 'As se"''A' prosperity u us
Resore national stata nor municipal
Specified should not be tfann,ed with
increased amount, from generation to generation.
Resolrd That bona e State and
sixty days IN PARISH City or Preeinet is amply sufficient qualify
and with regard lie seasraI GOOD Of all
H. Rsso'ee That office should be conferred by appointments
than the prescribed oath of office should required
performance Of the duties which the elect may be called dis
M aoHc ~ the office the being eligible
how worthy because Of being unable the required security The
Rd That the whole policy being carried city gov
has fled the ends designed its eaton this pub
c voice Paral and rendered ofno effect through the operations
public schools being virtually man the
which the meat which eat and the light which
non,poies, and dOed the quantities. qualities and
tss That order q ,ss lSi into ss ea %
principles and to bring about reformation
ot exert The ability elect to iii
from time to time before bottle State
e such only will pledge their aid and
Rssota That pensup utiea confines .meSa this
an TIE adacent thereto a,s or
Of right Should b. ours.
The meeting by W. Paxan Esq., COL wm Scot.
Iiaynss and several other gentlemen
The following gniiaRen nominated candidates for members
TO Tie Convention;
SENATORIAL cAspiparEs
JppaR a, NJ, BUCHANAN, c. Rossllus,
O. piforR, H. MAriGsfs,
bia1alaf eaFN,a.yfal
IL a
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DEDIcArioN-A new Odd Fellows Hall dedicated at
Benton, Lowndes county Aia.s the 18th ult. Quite
large number Of the brotherhood present The Hall
dedicated about 10 o'clock in solemn and impress
sve by the NJ W. Grand Master p G. Smith, Of
Montgomery. A procession formed and marched to
the church, where grafton delivered by Rev p
H. Lundy the orator Of the OCCASION before immense
audience After tho conclusion of the Speech oil who
were present. ladies and gentlemen and there We're hum
dreds repaired to barbecue in adjacent grove where
. well sprend table WAS in readiness for them.
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NahIt HaIk.

The plus ultra of fancy md staple dry goods are
doubleday to be found at Fcstes % Charities street, ut
low prices We observe that the families of many leading
citizens patronze this establishment cit must be i'll
wind that blows nobody good although the hot weather
is causing sagnation in most kinds of business, we
know that Feste has been very recently dposg Of many
beautiful summer goods.
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H. D. Hewitt No 80 Camp street, has inst received from
the publishing house of Firth, Pond & Co.. NewYork a
fresh supply of beautiful music among which are the fol-
lowing pieces The 'signal March, by Kleber the
Drawing Room scottsche,'' by Henry Chadwick; the
Engagement Quadrille'' by Kleber; the Skaters
Song by w. A. Iuchc; the "sprito Gentil' from La
Favorta arranged for the piano forte by Charles Wells
and the joys Of the Tyrol the IIomesck Tyrolise
beautiful alpine melody.
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Trunks! Il.,,,,hs 9,.,,,ks !
Worlds Safe Company.

Vie attentlon OF the public is called to the
utility and superiority Of these Safes
H m 90 az entire ne principle We rst
s 10 a IT. s;is, IN srg The LIQUID
saSs 70 the ssSne i is only say Natu
burglar 70 with perhaps required
pns them together Neither the burning
sion Gu the solid mass lined with proof wall
hesitate not saying that these Safes with LILIES
EafiEE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
& are The only really secure depository
safes or BANK Vaults They work Of mechani
o! 81 broken lno "a expstisnce has demonstrated -"
ms company al short noica SAFES md
tes, Banking Isstniio Nsnia
a,a al Of whah viii be Masfe0ta Drill bpl PcSs
frs9 s whga ssas5 VIII l4iss ieak Lcsss e"u''
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THE BAlLEr.Niblo, Of NewYork has just imported
entire company of French ballet dancers who will
shortly appear He has also engaged Madame Fleury
Jolly, formerly the favorte Prma Donna Of the Orleans
Theatre in this city
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We are indebted to tho officers Of the steamship zach
for Brownsville (Tex) papers.
Eats publications.

We have received from B. NJ. Norman, IA Camp street,
the following publications, just issued from Putnams
press: . Dollars and Cents" by Amy Lothrop and
Napoleon Ballads being the poetcal works of Louis
Napoleon, translated into plain English by Bon Gaul
tier We recommend these works to the attention Of our
readers. -4 ~
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FREE fleHr'-rhe NewYork Express of the 24th says
another OF these dsacefu exhibitions came off on Sum
day morning at Bulls Ferry the principals in which were
seorge Anderson OF Is Hose Cart Paddy Keenan, of
~ Hose Cart The prize was twenty dollars side 1t
was originally intended that the brutal combat was to
take place at the head Of Avenue G. but Capt soures
that district having been notified of intended occur
renee proceeded to the spot with possee of police whom
ne secreted in the vicinity The party having got wind of
the intentions Of the police, proceeded to Bulls Ferry
with about thirty boat loads o'clock Sunday morn
ing where the fight came of without any molesatiou
AFTER some hard knocks Paddy Keenan, declared VIC
tor Thus ended another disgraceful affair,
S-=S--;ss--;7-E=Sz-xz
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THREE CEsr PiEcgs.-It will DO seen by an advertise.
aeas la another column, that tho Treasurer he u S.
Hsneb Mat u tbIs FIFTY Eyps peee that he Il prepared
II fHs8sA thYst seat pieces 10 sl sha fsaaife thel,
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MT For THE CONVENTION. announce
DR. J. C. shioNDs INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
CONVENTION for the First Representative District the parish
Driean1.P m
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ROBBERY IN HAVANA recent daring robbery of
ewery establishment in Of the principal streets
thus noticed The owner being surprised while walking
on the Paseo carried to the ditch the city walls
tied to tree gagged and his keys taken from him with
which the robbers proceeded to the city, opened his store
and pundered it Of watches and its most valuable con-
tents The gentleman, by extraordinary efforts freed
hmsei from his bonds and got to the city in time to
seize TWO of the robbers and of his effects One
carriage oad with of the perpetrators had however
departed.
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Military academy.

FRANCIS v. B. MACE,
PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR OF FENCING CAVALRY AMI
INFANTRY TACTICS,
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, at Armoy Hall Of Tho FRS,
Brigade, opposite Union Row, Caroneet street. In the following
branches Of tho Science, wit: - - - e
lst... SABRE EXERClSE-for Cavalry Artillery.
2d....SAIALL-SWORD CUT AND THRUST FENCINe-ior In.
nnGy. ~ -
adcAvALRY TACrICs-as taught in the United ORA
4h INFANTRY TACTCSss taught West Point Mill.
ary Academy. ~
PoFEssoR MACE Formerly Of the Military Academy Phia
deipha brings testimonials the highest ability
as Swordsman and Tacician
gs OFFICERS be Instructed their POSITIONS AND d.
Of Charts. - - ~
RErEnENcE-Gen. Z. L. Tracy Col W w w Wood loo au.s
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dc Id Nile -Url5aps;

Ls .'ran sera oayer 10 jour sae depa A. NJ asqu
uf cnioi,s lat ssront degneg ct
az % ff gu saron notl e Coaseil dss
ue Ns p III svuveie Orleans, lie
eoFtlo de Ia laoise sur Ia lvs ,rote Ia Mssipp
tiecaaIs qualities
nis ass csohhes e4neiles i
tct 6naioians de pour lcsqus voeonl pgr s
districts seniatis paroisaas, 49, wv
etf9 coaiuite les reioS par epcatan e.re
1852. IA WIS +, Us 's NH
my20 sts,f ia Ia ,s..,a1 10,
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Thanks to the clerk of the mail steamer Oregon for
Mobile papers, and to the clerk of the Atlantic for up
river fayofs
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Nrfu Musif.

NEW BooKs.we would call attention to the advertise
ment Of J. B. Steel. No. 60 Camp street.
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"A rngvpNru,Hn1S,Irs ~ Ooi. DLhEo y ES a LA
a ~ moi hddosse ptr Son Excellence JOSEPH WALKER
srr az ptt de Ia oasian lea eleeteurs qualities pa
se cont prtseut Doe. qa'une election Ia
Lane Jour do JUN proclaim ele dies deegus Convention
a Les dts deegnes devront possEder
Generate, " f " ~ Nv tA"7'"'p''e
Le District Senatorial ccmpose ds pae Paquemncs ST. Ber-
nara et &c cello portion de la atoissa doana doe m
hensu nits,s1ipp, eir5nt IN dstsue senatorial.
pct Senatorial compose dc oule portion paros
Orleans la rive pauehe dit Mississippi eoI 1uats
delegues senainriauJ. 'f' ~ f'~
Ia iiys doie q Ia Faroisss d'oesna elra TN deegue
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Married !:
Died.

Mafr1eus
On Saturday May by the AcKraen Mr. HOWARD
D. SMITH and Miss ANNE KELLY, all of this city.
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On Monday morning May 81 10 o'clock AUGUSTUS DAyEZAC
aged l6 months, infant Of Sarah DR..
On Monday morning. May 81 at o'clock JAMES POWELL aged
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The Collins steamer Arctic has arrived from LIVERPOOL
st
Aaase1Pooa MAa1Aets.
IlyERpoof. Nav
The market closed this evening steady and oet and
no special change has taken place in prices since the sail
ing Of the Cambria The sales for Tho three davs f this
week amount to $1,000 baes Of which esporters and
speculators have taken $4,000 bales
In breadstus better feeling has prevailed and large
sales have been made with srht in prices
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F0asi -E. YEaeGrd,
TRANSLATOR

lhANDLd1Oh,
oe NO. iiS k2GHasGE ALLEY, between and Cont m
Nj IiiEARD oers his services public and announces
no WI ,i,siGe from English and Spanish French, LETTERS
s,S PAdPHIETs CONTRACTS, ACTS OF EOTARIEs
.t1iS5 " NEWsPAPERS, COMMERCIAL. NOTICES AND
~ ~ iihES LEASES, MEETINGS OF CoURC AND OTHER pun
o hod IN net all kinda Of writings viii also corr.
pose Advertisements for Newspapers Circplara G
ETC., e " Ill devote his evenings the any i'm
oH.No ,oets ppu A. 10 sP.s
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Great Reduction of Prices /.


NO HuMBUG!
POSITIVELY LOW!
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET
Tho increased stock of CLOTHING store will be CLOSED
OFF AT LOWER goods the same quality were ever
offered before In NewOseans. ...
All thoas in want Of bargains had better give We manu-
acnre all our goods and warrant article. IT. pu
chase Of aa articles the purchaser not scd, the money be
refunded, or an exchange made satisfactory.
COATS.
MERlNo AND cAsIMERETTE FRocK AND SACK COATS
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUsTRE SAC AND UNION FRocKs,
PoNGEE SILK, HoNG-KoNG and sEERsUcKER
IMITATION SEERSUCKER AND BRO. LINEN
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTALoONs
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTAIooNs-all qualities
Real French FANCY BROWN LINEN DRILL PAETALooNs
PoNGEE SILK AND sEERsUcKER
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALooNs-all qualities
French and Englinh MERINo, ALPACA
VESTS
White Buff Pattern and Colored MARSEILLES VESTS,
White Grass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN
UNDERGA
a. We call particular attention large stock of
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND coLoRED
We keep constantly hand OVER DIFFERENT SIZES
from II inches neck 49,.
Isle THREAD GAUzE MERINo SLEEVES and without,
GAUZE SILK, GAUzE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERSTANDS
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS
SILK LINEN, THREAD. WHITE AND BROWN coored SOCKS
CRAvATs, sUsPENDERS :.
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
. OF EVERY KIND.
AIso
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING
ofevery description, which will be
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
~ ONE PRICE FOR GooDS-No DEVIATION.
my3l 2pf ALFRED MONROE h cp haoa,;ro,.
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The clerk Of the steamer Eclipse will accept our thank
for Louisville papers
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been ilysnsed BY Herr l)giesaesh Y
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We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamship Louisiana
Capt Lawless, for Texas papers l.1
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LUNCH AT THE SHAnEs.-Another monster fat turtle
has just been received at the Shades and the individual
Is to be offered up tomorrow to appsase the appetes of
the numerous patrons of this establishment There will
be variety Of good things at haf-past ten to-day
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOIlGE UE ELECIlON.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1853.
RY VIRTUE of an ordinance Of the Common
siss NsS'a N.Y.
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II State % eest
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the ssos Of the Newosana, Jackson Northern Railroad
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aXiyasi is e.h,u, corner Of po and
F FTH A. s Cont. Cont
SIXTH WARDAt Eosnehouss No. Ioapiai street. between
IN sf5eel between
WAMDAs the Engine of Phoenix Fire Company
NINTH WARp-At Mrs Cares Of Montegu
TENTH wARDA tho corner of Josephine and Laurel
ELEVENTH wARpAt the Northwest corner of Chestnut and
aw wl' returns Of The sssSn DO made The M.yg
M lms1o - SoI a. .. cRossMAN, Mayor.
A Wis COLLECTION Marie dc 10 Nouyelle-
d. r. ri GSas s
d. , Es5 s ss de opsloua approay
pouryoyan subscription
ssgi de i a.
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saiare "iiaa A poa , psa
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L.. pour leg Personles payant a5
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DlxlEAE wARD-Eneoignurs des rpes Josephine
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L. ''''' ''v"' % fats '' A''' sSsas s.i-.
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR DELEG ATEs
a. a9 TIN STATE virtue Of writ Of else.
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9; 'as as'sy ss 6 Sisss s5
@ $ r p ss tie c. s s
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river Mississippi shall Senatorial Delegate 'A'A VI 'A'
iGs fas s ss s e. fa1 s1 IF
H. 5igh pssE Parish pelssa
peern District shall eise''"o
Second Tsis Representative District Asll ese. three
Fourth Rtpsssn,ssivy pris s shall ice elect three.
bsss s sRaI eject sss i i~s
ss,s.satasi b R s s .ss ss o
polls opened tSs day above msnone from the Our of
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aao o as% m MA 5A is5S r. FEkET Sheriff.
A Wis dELECTIoN POUR DELEGUEs A La,
mi rr Son Essssa@e JOSEPH @A Xxi r.
ei ssas ss'F. sa sta s.a a +
@ rsaf p e {. a %Hs. b
s nsnenant REFUSES par La fol les nenes
nal, Il District it, Senatorial gs;e. B
envo rga dS5sae stSatea as SAT Ia f''' a's aa
"a lit sss M 5ssa as "a Pa ssas
L ,iY ,. d5ets a, F.cis.e sna sn dsegue.
l Ter District ReFFt.enta,r tlira ddlsgpes
E.ie qne :.
G s'rdn srra oayer 10 Jour usl dcpa hcpe. jasquas
H. at" Y s ssG' AZ al .s1sa asgqs,
oe y va y III NCuyeleorans, pol rour .e
spttoi de u as0iise Ia rive dte
Les eiectaus qualities Ier IaJet. NOM M m
1N ersohhes slness dea &
hcts cnaioat de pour esqae lis voter0 pr aecats e
districts reprtsenaiis parois-as. e "''
tfansns al solsaie1,e, d h loi, Wv
1852. f Is',yFs - gi5 ", Ia s u hs mai
mya0 stst la Ia ,ssa,sE n FL,
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CR D0aRxsF0NDESrs must bear with us we
xiII sttsnd 10 their favors ii the earliest oppor-
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u s. BRANCH MINT--We have been politely furnished
with the following statement the deposits and coinage
ut the Branch Mint Neworeans, during the month of
May
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JMcEsonwegg's Restaurant.

LIZ The uuderssned grateful for that bns attard h
ehors since he has opened his establishment COMMON STR
corner ane returns his sincere thanks the liberal and
patronage and hopes by close attention. 10 merit con-
lnuance OF the Imoul Jftr,y -
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.Fe9C Goods! .NeaU GOOds!!
just received by the propeller VIM Penn,
AT SIMPSONS
SO CANAL STREET,
alarge shipment of
DESIRABLE SUMMER GOODS,
all bought the month OF April such permit him To
distribute them among his customers at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER
than the usual raea Among these goods
1000 pieces CHECKED CAAIBRICs, from 10 cents up.
300 pieces GTNGHAMS, from bit up.
FOULARD SILKS, GREAT STYLES, at 5aeents.
NEW STYLES OF JACoNETS, LAWNS AND PRINTS
LACE MANrILLAs, LACE sHAWIs, FINE BoBBINET.
PINK, BLUE AND WHITE 1874 BoBBINET for Bars
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED BANDS, BLACK GRAPES. ..
DAhfAsK NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS AND DAMAsKs
LINEN DRILLS, BROWN LINENS, TowELINGs.
WHITE AND CoLoRED DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs cheap
LINEN HANDKERCEIEFs, HOSIERY, PARAsoIs etc etc e.c
All these articles, with immense stock Of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
will be sold at the low usual ut
my5 If SIMPSONS 80 Canal .rest
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Of Melpomeniu assembled Mr. corner of Mel
pomene and Hercules Streets att o'clock the meeting orga
nzed by calling COL Bills act Chairman Nav Eq
MS Secretary. "
The Chair submitted the following platform political pn
pies for the adoption of tho meeting;
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SENATORIAL cANpipkrEs.
JppaR a, NJ. BUCHANAN, G, RoseLips,
Q, piiforR, J.. AArtigHs,
iia5aiaS essn,Hsyfa.
u q tSLaEfr7N titgt
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80 nh. WI. u G1IDDoN is authorized to
ii this pspss during Ii. prs..n.
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Cur Public Schools.

The Directors Of the Public Schools IN the four
Diasricts q NewO rleanss meet in Convention this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

from he Of sole that pr Ion n be pub
lie lands Wisconsin Known he " Mormon tract y
BY Mr. HEM The peiiton 81 Jnseph Brohst and 60
Others, citizens on Marion county, l1wa Ofng Cor The
enlistment OF NAL route from Okaloosa via Knoxville,
he county Of Warren county, aud ndianaa, Win.
terse The county ~ Madison c0uuy, aud for
weekly IWo.hose coarhes tbrrrrni referred
the Committee The Post Office aud Post R9sdt
BY Mr. TAYLOR The petition o. Jonn Madeira and 60
others, citizens OF Ross county, Ohio, praying Congress 20
extend the Tune locating ygnia military and warrants
10 the Virginia military district la the State OF Ohio
iened 70 the Committee Public lands.
~ Mr.. lNGEkNOLLi The memorial Of the Hon Chos.
j. lngerso, Of Philadelphia In relation 70 claim for CON
testing 1is seat Ia Congress Referred the Committee
Elections
BY Mr.. HASCALL The petition Of Jacob Coe, Of Mich
igan Tor compensation tor properly lost Ia the late war
with Great Britain,
BY Mr. CABELL; The memorial Of M. rlngton
Cabel lieutenant in the navy. asking appropriation
for the exploration Of the interior OF Africa.
BY Mr. FLORENCE. The petition of a number Of cit.
liens of Phiadelpha praying that 100 OF bounty
land may be granted soldiers OF the OF 1872, &ei
referred TO the Committee Public Lands Also, the pc
lition OF Sophia Anderson, of Phadeiuha praying for
pension; referred 10 tue Committee Naval Affairs.
BY Mr.. WEIGHTMAN The memorial, Of cuizsn OF
Mexico, praying the enactment OF law author Zing
the governor. Of tue Territory Of New Mexico call
extra session Of the legislative assembly Of said Territory
referred TO the Committee on Territories.