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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
NOTICE.

TENHE Creditors of Maria c. Brawner, deceased,
j. are hereby notified to file their claims, with
the vouchers thereof, against said deceased, in
the Chancery Office at Annapolis, on or before the
Both day of March next.
II. H. DENT, Admir-
Dec 80, 1952-3t. of Maria c. Brawner.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

ALTERED NoTEs.-The Cambridge, Ma
ryland, Democrat of 22d instant says
Bank bills altered from ones of the Fred
erck county, Md.) Bank to fives and tens
are in circulation. The alteration is exc
cu,ed with so much skill that tho best judges
have taken them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

We stated week or two since that the
bids for Corn, to supply the Poors' House
of this county, had been taken at S2.75 a
So. 1t should have been stated at 81 50
60
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
Cuo1EnA.-Tho Albany (Geo.) Pat

n rue1InA.-The Albany (Ceo.) PATROL
gays that This fell disease is raging a, Apala-
chicola. Within ten days previous to the
time the steamer Henry left ApalachicoIa
for Albany, seventy five deaths had occurred,
and no abatement in the malady was obser-
vable. This, for SO small place, is sartl-
ing mortality. The disorder is attributed 10
a disease of the oysters, caused by the large
and unusual quantity Of fresh water poured
into The bay by the recent freshet. Cases
of The same kind, and trsceable to the same
cause, occurred a short time since in Col
umbus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
SALE OF LAND.

r WILL sell at PRIVATE SALE, ssPart of
L Burch's Dem and ga Part of Formly," being
a part of the real estate of Charles X. Love, de-
ceased, and containing 1872 acres, more or less.
ROBERT S. REEDER, Trustee.
Dec 80, 1S52-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

rTNHE FOURTH QUARTERLY MEETING
Il of Nj. E. Church for Charles Circuit, will
commence at NEwTowN on SATURDAY, the 22d Of
January, 1853. Rev. NoRyAL WILSON, P. E.. it
is expected, will be present.
Dec. 80, 1852. r. SMITH, p. Q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

The Ericsson (Caloric) Propeller goes
into The dock at N. York to be coppered in
the course Of this week. Her trial trip will
take place as soon as that is done. The
greatest interest is evinced on all hands to
know the result.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

1t is not often that compositors in printing
office are Latin scholars, and they, therefore,
cannot be blamed for making mistakes in
Latin quota,ons-considerin that they
have to set up their types from almost illegl-
BILE manuscript. The National Intelligencer
in correcting an erroneous Latin quotation
published in that paper advIces gentlemen
who find i, necessary to cite foreign Ian
gusge, to take pains with their chirography
All who write for the press, ought 10 do the
same thing, whether they use English or
Latin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

FNHE subscriber will rent his Store-touse, IN
Il Beantown, which was formerly occupied by
Mr. Thomas o. Dyer. This is the only Store
House in the place. 1t is new. and we'll arranged
for business. Apply either at the Chimes office
or to the subscriber
WILLIAM L. BERRY, Beantown,
Dec. 80, lS52-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

RESOLUTIONS have been offered in the
Virginia House of Delegates ins.ructing the
Senators in Congress and requesting the Re-
representatives. from that State, to make every
proper effort to secure to Virginia her equal
dis,rbu,ive share Of the public lands, or the
proceeds thereof, as a means Of building up
and sustaining her system Of internal i'm
provemenls, and Of educating her people.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
STATISTICS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEc-

STATISTICS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEc-
TloN.-The New York Journal of CON-
MERGE says the Wing vote at the recent cleo
ton is greater than at any previous one
though the gain over 1913 is only 1869;
1882 over 1914, and 9S,592 over 1910.
The Democratic vote is 355,246 greater than
in 1913; 246, 59S greater than in 1914, and
45S,17S greater than in 1S4O The aboli-
ton vote is 136,SS0 less than in 1913 and
1886 greater than in 1914.
Vermont is the banner State on the Wing
side, as is New York on the Democratic
the latter having given Pierce plurality OF
1869, and a majority over both Wing and
Abolition of 1886. But in proportion TO
the whole number of votes polled, Texas is
the banner Stale on the Democratic side,
having given nearly three times as many to
Pierce as to Scott. Georgia comes next,
having given Pierce more than twice as many
as Scott; then Arkansas and Florida. The
least plurality in any Stale is 20 in Delaware
for Pierce. The States polling the highes,
aggregate vote, are New York, 522, 4SO ;
Pennsylvania, 1856, 272; Ohio, $685.
The State polling lewest votes is Florida
.7,l6l. Delaware comes next-12,665.
The largest Abolition vote given by any
State is 2l,7S2 in Ohio. Mex, comes Mas
sachnse,ts with 2S,023, and New Y ork with
25,433. In proportion to the whole num-
Der Of votes, Vermont is the greatest hot
bed of abollionism.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
NJ A z RI z ID

On Tuesday, the 21st instant, by the Rev. r :.
SMITH, Mr.. THOMAS r. MCDANIEL and Miss
ORELLA E. ROBEY-both of this county,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

THE LEGISLATURE Of Maryland meets
on the first Wednesday Of January, and not
on the frs, Monday, as stated in some of
the papers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

Mr.. John E. Owens, the comedian, has
disposed Of his interest in the Baltimore
Museum, to Henry c. Jarrett, Esq, for the
sum of $4,000.
The Lowll Patriot says the sight Of a lady
in breeches is too common in that city TO
excite q remark.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

The Senate bill to confer on General
Scott the rank Of Brevet Lieutenant General,
i. is said will yet pass the House, notwilh-
standing the cool reception i. met with on
Monday in that body.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

We understand that, owing to the danger
to which our little village has been exposed
during the past week, from the firing Of
crackers by boys and children of a larger
growth, a move on the part OF property
holders is about to be made 10 get up pc
lition to the Legislature for an act to pro-
hib, the sale and use of these dangerous ex-
pIosives within the limits of the village
This move we most heartily approve; and,
we think, that there will not be found, upon
little reflection, an individual among US,
who has arrived al the age of discre.ion,-
not even the few merchants who sell the
arlcle-but will at once approve it, after
having witnessed the amusements which
came off last Friday night. From the
wteckless spirit exhibited by some persons
1--WE know not whom, nor do we care TO
know on that occasion-such as throwing
lighted fre-crackers upon the roofs of build
ings-Port Tobacco nigh. have been in
ashes ere this time, but for timely rain and
the watchfulness of a few good ci'izeT, who
did not suffered the ''enemy" to este away
their brains" A gentleman, VIII
-. ,f~rr1ss "sNDsine OF 1U
negroes, catching the idea that without fire.
crackers there could be no "Chrislmas,"
purchased some of those articles and were
caught firing them in the vicinity of his
stacks Of provender, towards which the wind
was blowing at the time. But for his time
Iy presence to prevent it, he might have
sustained serious loss. Looking to these
facts, and to the composition of fire-crack-
ers, and to actual losses that have been
occasioned by them in other places, how
can a merchant, for the pal,ry sum he re-
alizes from their sale, reconcile it to his con-
science TO sell such articles?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

Public attention will soon be called to
The remarkable conflict between the United
States Supreme Court and the legislative
branch of the government, in the Wheeling
bridge case The Court, by decree at its
late session, after a rehearing of the case,
decreed that the bridge should be removed
as an obstruction to navigation, or elevated
to certain height, and they allowed GER
tain time within which the bridge company
should comply with the terms Of The decree.
Congress, at the late session, and after the
adjournment of the Court, constituted the
bridge post road, with view to save the
bridge and evade the decree. They under
take to legallze what the judiciary has de-
cided to be nuisance.
In February, the U. S. Marshal viii. pro-
coed to execute the decree, and summon a
posse, and, if need be, call upon the Presi-
dent for military aid. The Government Of
Virginia, on the other hand, will resist the
execution of the decree and employ the
militia for that purpose. There is a clash
of authority between coordinate branch
es Of the government and in which States
are deeply interested on one side and the
other. Whether Congress or the Court is
to yield is the ques,ion.-Cor. of The Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

WoMAN's MICRONESIA writer in
Blackwoo Magazine, in advising young
men on the subject of matrimony, says -
"Don't marry woman under t,centy. She
hasn't come TO wickedness before then.''
In reply to this, Miss Fanny Fern, Of the
Olive Branch, I'd just wish had
hold of the perpelrator of that with pair
of tongs. I'd bottle him up in spirits, and
keep him for terror to liars! Set thief to
catch thief! How came you to know when
that crisis in woman's life occurs ?Answe--
me that! I'll tell you what my opinion is,
and won't charge you any fee either! A wo-
man comes to her wickedness when she
comes to her husband land if she knew
any thing good before, it all goes by the
board then it's no more use to her after
wards, than the fifth wheel of coach Don'l
you know, you wicked calumniator, that
thunder don't sour milk more effectualy
than matrimony does woman's temper
Come 10 their wickedness, indeed Snow
fakes and SCOT! They'd know not the
meaning of the word wicked, if your sex
were blot,ed GU, of existence!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30

FAsHIoN-The New York Erpress says
Being in French modiste's the other morn
ing, we were amazed a. her prices, by the
way, for these airy ball dresses, which in
reality cost very little, and are always be-
coming to the young. A youthful face was
gazing at skirt of pink tulle, displayed by
Madame, which Topped up here and there
with ribbons TO suit, was quite tasteful af-
fair, costing five or ten dollars Perhaps
"What is the price Of this dress, Madam ?"
ooh Mam'selle, all complete only sixty dol
lars, and very cheat at that. With flowers
it would be eighty dollars; oh, vera cheep,
Num- selle-all the best material, you see''
So money goes, and SO money is made.
Wealth has lately been accumulated so fast
tina. expdnse is not minded. Venice and
Genoa, in their palmy days, " i'll soon be cut
on, by the merchan. princes of New York.
ADVERTISING Advertising, says the
Dutchman, is to business, what manure is
10 land, and bread and butter to the grow
ing school urchin-rolling the stone of
Sysiphus up the hill Of commerce, as easily
az a soan bnbblp soareih i'm the air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

WAN7ED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLIs II
w vomap,a situation chauberncii and waiter.
issh after children Address .. RI Post office New Ro-
sAelle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

w girl. q situation eha,nbormaid and waiter.
cake Of children and do plain sewing Has obec
ten TO do the wr % small pvato family Is good psin
cook washer and iro Beat of city reoronces bo
si7ss Please call 1t 81 Wost Nineteenth street. between
btxsh Seventh avenues front basement Can be
a. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTHERN Ian.
DEVISED STATUTES OF NEW YoRK.-rHs RE.

NoUNG FOLKS PROM H0NE-UPWARDs or l,SU
sold. Beware % the lae agents spurious eio, Ask
fr Grinths' edition, and che sung ~ thrstys nn5-
reis Jole Mllet Codonc ChristAn and Saries Adsy'
Hrood gav
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WANTED-BY RESPEC1 ABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation ohanb aid and tao care children
AN mako heTef ssro,able to the ladies' Wages not
Dnsh object comfortable no me- Can give aood
rforense Please call at No So Twentieth street. second
essr front hotvyen Sixth and Seventh ayenue Can
} ~ lrys,
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WAaTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN To-
w man, sisanti!n is Capable OF taking tho
lire charge Infant. Sasfacti n
ssSnbili.y given ApTy IS, Sixth avenue third oor
Inn awe
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WAsTED-By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
" situation 20 do general houewo In private fawi-
r. Good city ro' erenoe be given Please call No.
ne Seventh ayenue OF Eighteenth street. Can BIO
Der for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY REsPECTABLE
w woman. as ehambernaid In gentoel private fani
Who under Ia ds washing and ironing very wol Plc,
ss at No. 429 ishiDgon street. ,rd for
Geoa city refersnee given ii rennired.
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INREE EXCURSION TO CLAkENCEVILIE, NO. g.
II TN TLursdsy ncxt Tn. 2st Leave South 'es-
ry Brooklyn nv A. ret.rling, leave VILE M
81. 1hos Interested and ~ desi ing pucohaso
in Tins beautiful pnes obtain tokets FREQ Of charge,
Of ID. T. NAcFAhLAN Genera Agent No. Nassau street,
between IL A. NJ. sId r. and Of the other agents OF
The property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

WANTED BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WIDOW
lady situasi 50 housekeepsr 70 an >ry laav,
take charge OF wlo fatally, ylc gentle
nnns house, cook and willing rsel gene
ally usotI ia willing 90 part of tho country
has incumhranoe the hest Of eitv
from her last situation. Can DO i67
r. between Tenih and Bleventh streets, second Goor
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a ssocrATJON or EXEMPT vIREMEN.-rHE oUAH
"A tsry Meeting OF Thu association will be hold Fra
none Hail. Tuesday eve ling. pct 10, III oglooh
CIV. WHEELER, Recording Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures others who require
sah books invited to call and examine nr stock. We
koOp ssnstasty hand yeriols zes snd styles ruling
rad hsding and spn TO any style required
us shock 81 paper and Emery sssles COMPRISE overy
fAkns desirable in sountit q Office Bill hesds,
oasaa circulars, Sc printed realty. bARR HICKS,
Stationers snd Primers, 81 Maj ten lane.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by REsPECrApIE
young girl good cook, and hrst rate washer and
roner Can give tho tcst OF cts reference
1850 .s-.s 81. - I-il s.r~.t, AAy
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WAHTED-BY STEADY, PROTESTANT WOMAN
w stus ION plain cook washer and ironer; she 10
good baker; objection to general homework
mail private family situation Up preferred; Oh
3cotion gvto Brooklyn Can DO for days. BIZ
applying 2o9 wooster street. the second door
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VNARTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG wONAN, A
w stnation and abe is fully
scn tahe .he entire charge OF ehd from its BIRTH sud
ass mako s knds of cldrens clothing aud do
sthsr hind Of plsn sowing Has four years the best Of
city fefsronee Can DO 33 Eighth between
Jvsn5 So snth and Twen eighth streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

MONDAY, FEBRuARy o.. Full Bench Present.
The following decisions were read
The State appellee abraham Parker appellant for
m'nde) Appeal from First District Court of NewOr-
leans. .sLIrELL, j.. Judgment reversed and
remanded
o. ID. Gibson, appellee VS. Isaac Owei. appellant. A
peal from Madison. >. .SLtDELL j Affirmed
NJ d. B. Mullen appeees .4mos f. Roe rule of "A,
R. Hyaes. appellants Appeal from Madison SLpEi.
j.. Affirmed
Estate Of Josephine Beach appellant, VS. Samuel Kicker.
J, appellant Appeal from Jefferson, Eusrls c. j
Reversed and Judgment for defendant
Eleanor G,ares tia. appellee Nicholson Barnes adj
ninistator, appellant Appeal from Madison Pass
Judgment reversed and decreed that the plain
tiff defendant $1,000 351Oo with legal interest
from LIST April, ls4S.
Nm R Fech. appel e, John H. Ocerton appellant . .
Appeal from Madison. PRfsroN. j Reversed and
iecreed that defendants exceptions be sustained etc
John L. WILSON, appellee. VS., Henry Goodrich curator op-
| pei'aIn. Appeal from Carroll ., pRrsroN, H. Re
versed and Judgment rendered for plaintiff for $500 with
interest, etc,
Robert Garland al, School Directors appet1ees VS. Yos
NJ Jackson and F. horncy, appellants, Appeal from
Madison PRrsroN. 49,. Reversed aud Judgment 70,
| defendants.
Baoa. qt Stokes appellants, VS. j " 4 s. b. higgins
appetees Appeal from Carroll. RosT J... Affirmed
George D. Shaabra aud rife appees I'm 1monetfe
from Madison EusrIs,C ] Reversed. and judgmen
against plaintiffs the opposition the seizure by tn
Sheriff. with costs.
Henry Bryce, appellee. VS. j, 4. H. Cage, ~ E. Had,
ca1aator. appellants -. Appeal from Terrebonne -.
Rosr e. Reversed and decreed that Josiah Gibson re
cover from n. c. Wade $l65 200, and in Disric
Court Further ordered that ~ Il " AIDE have iudgmen
for the like against Ellis Tanner. personally he
assumption to pay the debts of Samuel Tanner alsc
FOR their yirile share against Joseph W. Tanner an
athers Further ordered that hat the appea
be paid by Tobias Gibson and the other half by Samut
| Tanner
| Municipality Nwmta Tro, praying FIR The opening .
I,upsyne appellee f. Saa,sit a. inrenors az
peiams, Appeal from Fourth District Court Newol
| leans. PREsroN, j., Reversed.
.7ita S McGomas appellee, amanda NJ Green et al
l appellants. Appeal from Concordia -. Rosr J Al
| trmed.
S'ccessioa et august Tate, rc&oe Tate, appellee
iiorchad Eisaa & ca II al appellants. Appeal fror
sumption a rshearing. Eosrls g. j .Judgmen
| Of this Court SET aside. and r,mandcd
STATE Of Louisiana appellee o,ieans Navigation 60
appellants. Appeal from Fifth District of Newor
ans Preston, j. Decreed that the Orleans Nayiga
ton Company has forfeited charter and that il be dis
/ lycd for violation Of the act of incorporation
Lisa, c. ", appellant Dr. PpiSsaa and mt appellee
| Appeal from Fiys, District Court Of NewoEcans Rosl
IL Affirmed
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culated to mslead such of scholars of our public
schools may read them.
Resolved. That the Librarian of the Public School III
brary notified forthwith make out list of such works
he of such character named in the above pre-
anble, and to consign them to the bookseller in New
York who will sell them fin account of the Second NUM-
cipality Library of New Orleans.
SENT UP. II. Mccain, charged with hay
ing committed assault and battery Charles Green
hill the 9th instant yesterday ordered to be tried
for the offence before Judge Larue.
Thomas Caucd also yesterday sent for trial be
fore Judge Larue, charge of having assaulted and
battered Tony Nolte
| ROBBERY.--A young woman named julia
Green Written Monday afternoon stopped in the
street by called Red John alias John Macnaught
and robbed of 81 So which she had in her hand, and
which she had just collected for her mother The rob
berry occurred in Canal street. of Burgundy Red
Johns home is said to be in Lafayette in the house
with Tom Collins somewhere in Lafayette and thithel
the police proceeded with warrant to look for him
This fact is stated the authority of Caroline Henderson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

vERANpA u Smith Geo cayden md lady j. & GaSden lady
servant Norwood, Birlnnd Or Borlnnd,
Ander.on Neuk Ballard Watt l@ John En w Cowen
NY; Fl Fngate, W w Hendricks y X Williams
Riley Cal w II Harrington Iosan Bodnnx, W Whitehead,
Va; Morgan, Eng; lrcttn Nachea Register ID Wyatt
Patterson N Stanton c String, Ark c Coling Lii
CITY HOTEL. i Baldwin lady, VIM Raymond Myers Miss
Maria Myers Miss Myers w Thompson VI Chmdler
Boyd Mobile; W Rich, Washington X McCulotk. G W Ward
pinclon, II Chadwick Mo Johnson Clark AltEnery
VIM Teny. inch O; Ioer Columhic, Tenn urd oh"
W w Fanner, La.
ST. LOUIS. fl Chotenu, w Wade ST Louis; r Winsten
Marshall b Rirk Miss Kicks, M q q Craig Phillips, nn
Efinger Texas lingan, Columbus ta Il Mnks, ky
Col Lyons and family II Muse w Benton VIM lnwes Miss
Lyons Warren La Stafford, Boston, II Moon Crno,
VI John Mri}ewi, Pittsburgh J Sage, N o.
ARCADE j jones' Rngold, Groves John Doty,
Il futile, XVI Steward Miss Redett and SON n Wilson, W
Morrow, r kavannaugh, Green Backmnn, Williams, Y
SCARBOROUGH, Watt, La G Sewel Va Mallory Ala; VIM
Gaseork, W Mcbride. w T Pumn'cr, Il Norris.
TUFTS Gooch, Morton, NJ G"ocl Gooch, n NJ
Qunton, Fl d Smith, Tenn g Holiness May, Bloomfield, Miss
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M:is~ WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


FKHRuAEY eThe following preamble resolutions
unanimously adopted $ the Of this Committee
WHEREAS, approaching election of City Officers
important held within the State only its influence
the commercial nieres city, but Eo It'd effect,
we-beng growing
party which attached:
whereas this period t hope) will date and
becomes absolutely
that its should selected the
which
which attached. BE il, therefore,
Rssoifed That this Committee lin the discharge of its delegated
authority respectfully the Wings Of the consolidated
city NewOrlean nominate all officers connected
with and made elective by the people.
Be further Respired In order speedily and efertualy
the city Lafayette the following the resolves
| Of this Committee, viz:
To assemble their respective (an Wards the evening Of
the 2h and nominate to Wing City Convion to
Place Delegates SAID Convention.
That each Ward their representation in their
Councils, elect Delegates
That when said Convention shall have assembled they s proceed
to nominate candidate for Myc Comptroller Ireaur Surveyor
| and Street Commissioner.
That when shall nominated sa candidates. sa Convention
shall itself District Conventions (Reorers' Dis
ict) when subiivided said District Conventions shall proceed
their candidates Recorders aud their niAtes for
| Aldermen for the upper board.
hereby recommended Wings
of the assemble within their respective Wards designated by
Conodaon)
| their candidates for Assistant aldermen.
Be Judt rcsrd That the high Importance OF The
result ths election the Wing party Of this Committee
earnestly the Wings Of the the adoption this plan
successful and that they
be Immediately take asemie their
meetings, that they all be held the vfng Of the 3si
February, herein recommended. l. N MARKS, President
IA9 MSS; s. Hall, Secretaries aoo.,