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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
CITY OF RORCESrER-


To either Of tie Constabies Qfthe City Of Worceser
GREETING.
the name of the Common wealth of Mussacfu IT, els
Il you are 1ereby required, forth with, 10 notify an
warn the inhabitants o; Ward Number Twn, QUALIFIED TO
vote in elections OF Governor, Lieutenant overnor
Senators or Representatives to meet in the "smaIl
School House, on the westerly sdeyf Summer street"
on hondly, the thirteenth Jay OF December next at
nine o'c ock in the forenoon tn and there on the
following articles, to wit:
LIST. TO give in their Votes for Warden Clerk, and
three INSPECTORS of Elections for said ward reside nts in
SAID d, one ballot.
d. To give in ther for Mayor and eight Alder
men, one Alderman being selected from each ward, on
one ballot.
3d. To give in their votes for three Common Cum.
ellmen one Overeer of the Poor, and one Assistant
Assessor, all residents oil said ward, on one ballot
4th. To give in their votes for PERSONS residents
OF said ward and eight persons from the city, large
10 be members OF the School Committee, ballot
10 fr ssGau "tYei'fi 'fnt sresentative,
of America the of two years, from the ootcn
day of March, 1858 "
The polls shall be opened at O'clock A NJ, anu shall
be closed at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ.
This y-seventh day of November, in the year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and hty-two o.
BY order OF the Mayor and Aldermen,
WARREN, Constable.
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CITY or WoRCESTER.


10 either Of the C0RstabieS Of the city If Worcester:
GREETING.
N the name OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
you are hereby required, forthwith, to notify and
warn the Inhabitants of Wand number seven qualified
TO vote IN Elections OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Senators or Representatives, meet in the School
House at the corner of Pleasant end Oxford streets
on Monday, the thirteenth day of December next at nine
O'Clock m the forenoon, then and ere to act on the
following articles, to wit:
ISt. 10 give in their votes for Warden, Clerk and
three Inspectors OF Elections for said wa;d residents in
said ward, on one ballot.
I'd To give in their votes for Mayor and eight AL
dermen one Alderman being selected from each ward
balloi.
3D. IT, give in their votes for three Common Coun
clmen one Overseer OF the Poor and Assistant As
SCISSOR; all residents OF said ward, on one ballot
4th To give in their for two persons residents
OF said ward, and eight persons the City at large
to he members of the School Committee, on one ballot
5th ITO give in their votes for one Representative
TO represent Them in the Congress of the United States
OF America, for the term of two years. from the fourth
day o: March > s53
The polls shall lie opened al O'Clock, A. NJ and shall
be closed at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
This twenty-seventh day of November in the wear of
our Lord thousand eight hundl ed and ffty-two
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
f. WARREN Constable
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CLYY OF W0RcFSrER-

To either Of the Coastabies Of the Gig of Worcester.
GREETING.
the name Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
l. you are hereby required, forthwith. to notify and
warn the Inhabitants OF Ward number eight qualified 10
vote IN Elections Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Senators or Representatives in the Brick Court
House, on Monday, the thirteenth of December next
al nine oc"ck IN the forenoon, hen and to act on
the folio Wing artic es to wit
ISL. To give in tner for a Warden Clerk and
three les ectols T Elections tr said ward, res dents in
sald wtfd, one htl!o
I'd To give IL their votes for Mayor and eight Al
dermen, one Alderman being selected from each ward
on one ballot
81 TO give in their Votes for three Common Coun-
cilmen one Vrrseer of tie foor, und Assistant AS
SCISSOR, all residents OF said ward, one ballot.
9Th TO give i'll their Votes fi persons residents
ct said Ward, and eight persons from the City, la ge
TO be members of the School omniittee, on one ballot
9th ITO give in Their votes for one Representative
to represent them in The Congress of the United Staes
OF America n the term of two years, from the foah
Gay OF March, 1853"
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ and shall
be closed at O'clock, p. NJ
This twenty seventh day of November in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fifty two
BY oidet ofthe Mayor and ldermen.
II a = H
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY OF WORCESTER.

e'Aer Of the Constabes Of The city Of Worcester;
GREETING.
N the name of the Coumonwealj h of Massachusetts
you are hereby required, forthwith, To notify and
warn me Inhabitants o Ward lumber six Qualified IN
Eote III elections OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor
senators or Representatives To meet in the uDperCity
Hall on Monday, the thirteenth day OF December nexf
az h'ne O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to uc on
the following articles, to wit:
ISL 10 give III their votes for n Warden CLERK md
three Inspectors OF Elections said ward residents in
said ward, on oYe ballot. :"
"a 10 give in their votes for Mayor and eiaht AL
dermeI, one Aldermen beng selected from each ward
on one ballot. "u
81. TO give in their votes for three Common Coun-
cheh one Overseer OF the Poor aud Assistant AS
SCISSOR, all residents OF said ward ON one ballot
attn TO give in their for two persons resident
OF SAID Ward and eight persons from the CITY, at large
TO De members OF the School Committee ON one ballot
oth " TO give in their votes for one Representative
10 represent them in the Congress OF the United States
OF America for the term OF two years. from the fourth
day OF March, 1853"
The polls shall be opened at O'clock A. Nj and shall
be closed at O'Clock, P. M.
THIS twentyseventh day of November in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ifty-two
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
F. WARREN Constable
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I. !. HOOD

XXToULD give notice that he has taken the Store
wv No. Warren Block, Pearl street,
second door from Main street, where he wcarry on the
Auction and Commission Business,
AMI will keep constantly on hand, at PRIVATE SALE
a large assortment of
New and Second Hand Furniture,
Feather Beds Mattresses of all qualities, CARPETS,
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Lamps, Crockery aud Glass
Ware Window Shades and Fixtures, Stoves OF differ
ent kinds, Trunks, Carpet 8ags and Valises Trunks
made to order of all descriptions. Fancy WORK Boxes,
Portable Desks and variety of other articles not mem
toned all of which will be sold at the very lowest pos
sbIe prices for CASH, at PRIVATE SALE.
AUCTION SALES WHEN ADvER rISED.
NJ would say to those breaking up Housekeeping
aud others having property any kind to dispose OF
that thew will do welto give me call. as ! shall re
ceve property of all kinds on CONSIGNMENT, and
will make liberal Cash advlnc on property left on
sale or if desired, will buy all kinds of property and
nav CASH at the shortest notice.
NJ Sales of all kinds of property attended to in any
part of the County
Old Furniture repalred vanished and repolished, by
an experienced workman with neatness ami despatch.
J. l.. HOOD, AacsioReer
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1852. d3m w5w
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J. B. GREENLAW's
Portrait, Picture Frame and
Gliding EfSfahEislnsRlegaf.

TIME subscriber would respectfully announce to the
l. citizens of Worcester and worcester comfy tnat
10 has his Portrait and Picture Frame Estab-
ishment to No 2O55 Main street, in the rear OF Dr. Van
Astins Daguerreotype Rooms where he is prepared TO
,nannf,ctnre POR AIT and PICTURE FRAMES, Of
every variety of style the most thorough manner and
at fair prices. His long experience in the
Gliding Business,
IN tho first establishments of Boston aad New York.
abes him to do every DESCRIPTION oil WORK connecIed
with this line business such manner as will Sc
cure the entire satisfaction OF all who may favor Nun
with their patronage. He has all the necessary Appa
ratus and a,sortmet of Moulds to make Ornaments oil
the latest fashion, whereby he can furnish
Picture and Portrait Frames,
and Ornamental Looking Glass and Picture Frames,
Archec IS Ornaments Brackets Room Mouldings Chr
tain Ornaments Pier Tables, Car Mou dings &c, Ia as
gooa .tyle as can be found in New York, or Boston.
N B. All kinds OF I'D work re-Gilt, White Varnish-
ed and warranted to stand washing
0' 49, J b GREENLAW,
No 2O5l Vain street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester. July l6, 1852. dawu
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Judd's Rakino Powder.

EmEmBER, that by this process of king, the
4 steam produced raises The bread ono fermentation
by aclds,) hence hot oven is necessary
KEN miner, also, that 1876 pounds of -four yeasted and
hen dFied leaves but $50 pounds whle lou pounds of
Hour and pounds of POWDER baked aud dried leaves
lgO 9-9ths pounds. pound of powder and is pounSs
OF nour Is as n0Nrsi'S as 81 pounds of our yeasied
~ read with the new process is by many
abie phytclans, for persons having the weakest
stonachs q. i HOWE, 1913 Main street.
Worcester, Agent for Worcester County
sepl30 gavtf
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GROCERIES. &c.
Prot. Horsford's Patent Safety Fluid
IaInp. and Lann FiIIar

RE above invention the danger usually ap.
\ pretended from the use of burning Fluid. Itneeds
no recommendation any one who will examine The
lamp we mink VIII be convinced Of its superiority 10
anything OF the kind ever offered to the public Ohaud
Fluid Lamps altered at = small EXPENSE
Inc pubic are lavited TO examine the Lamp, at the
sloe Of the subscriber 23S Nam street, where they may
be bad at wholesale or retail Of H. AYRES
sep97 dliis General Agent for Worcester County
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06

TINE subscribers continue to manufacture the abov
i named Instruments, for Parlor and Church use
with many valuable improvements, which render them
superior to those of other makers.
n B. We also, are the exclusive proprietors for the
manufacture Of Carharts celebrated patent Reed nsr-
meMs in \Noi County and for the tone OF which
we have obssned the highest premiums. All instru-
nen,s warranted give satisfaction Also, Piano Fories
and Musical Merchandise ofevery description, for sale
wholesale and re- all. PEARSON IL LDRING, E
IAe 203 Main ST., Worcester, successors to
jy7 daw6m Farley u Pearson
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EuAtar and Cbaeee

I200 LBS, Vt Dairy Butter, in snail and large
fOAiO tabs
5000 lbs. VI Dairy Cheese part Sage
800 bbls. assorted Winter and Fall Appics
200 lbs. Honey comb, in small boxes
20 bushels Philadelphia Sheii-barks
Also, squashes, eets, Onions, Potatoes, Citrons and
a great assortmeit OF Groceries, for sale at
GILBERT G. KNAPP's, No. 8 Front street.
Worcester, Oct 80 1852 d,f
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WORCESTER, MONDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1859.
CLOTHING.
OVER COATS.

faessPs. q alayes' az EaEsses
II AVE just received another lot of those nice OVER
EE COATS Those wanting FIRsT-RATE ARTICLE,
should give then call before purchasing elsewhere
SO, Just rec ived large assortment of b O VS.
ONER-COATS, Of all kinds and for sale cheap
harrington Corner, corner of Main aud Front streets.
NtrGeS'er, ? 0V. A. coz. DIFF
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Cheap Grocery Store.

'ENHE subscribers would give notice that they have
taken the stoce lormerly occupied by II. HOLDEN,
corner OF Scno0l and Union streets, which they have
lifted up in the best style, v it'll stock of Goods
which VIII be sold as cheap be bought in this
city, By strict attention business they hope TO merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered to sny part of The city ee of CHARGE
II. S. MOORE u SON.
worcester. Oct. IL, 1852. diff
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D0ORS. SASHEs, END BLINDS.

D00RS, SAsHES, END BLINDS.
fHYfE subscribers have opened shop at No 3Ol Nam
street, opposite Colton's Nursery, where they IN
tend TO keep good assortment Of the above articles.
Sashes glazed, or unglazed; Blinds painted, or un-
painted which sell as low as CA be Dou9htaI
where in the city Also, constantly on hand, or made
TO order S b. Corbn's work, well Known to manulac-
ture the best work made i'll this city.
Old Blinds re-panted, and broken Windows repaired'
at short notice. Painting promptly attended to
NIB Work delivered in any part of the city tree OF
CHARGE D. q G. P. STEVENS,
ie25 d3taw WY
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o. K
NFARsH'S Patent Oh is the handsomest, cheapest
Yl and best article for light ever discovered ana the
universal favor and admiration which this article has
received more than all other substances for light com
bined. Ii can be had of a. II. NEWTON, Agent
No. 2O7 llan street, Worcester
Ais. Lamps Cans Tubes, Wickng, Sc.
NJ b. Particular attention given TO altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed la cents per Lamp
octo5 dawf
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ID, R, NJ G K AY,

Nova scotia Coal, Building e. GrindstOne.
1 Cry WHARF. BOSTON....I CITY WHARF.
~ Stone Yard Causeway street, near The FITCH
burg Depot.
Pictou and Sidney Coal by the Cargo.
GRINDING and WATER STONES, of all sizes,
dressed or rough, constantly on hand
Also, a new and beautiful description Of FREE
STONE, for Buildings, Monuments. &C iel2 dom
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New Clothing Stors.

Eg5csfsasonss a. 4rwvs
tI1O0 30 call attenii0n to their choice assortment
" Fashionable Custom Made
I. q r HIE5 ..........-
te5 ,si grea care 1t consists Of Frocks and Frocs
e4y= 7seks Dress Goats, Pants, aud Vests, OF such
style anu qnaty crust will prove satisfactory 10
these who may favor us with their custom. II Is our
intention establish reputation for selling prime
made garment, and at uniformly Low Prices
Boys, BoYs, BOYs'
egEA(bDEsHNea,
every variety style, and quality, suit the wants.
conditions and pockets Of all We invite all to call, and
examine the style, quality, make, and prices nt our
Goods at 265 Main street. first door south of United
stares Hotel. RICHMOND a TRoWBRlDGE.
ang5 DIFF
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FOR THE MILLION!
SILVER WARE, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
H.. I'D. GODDARD 81 Co.,


at their new Building called "Union Block,'
No. 1917 Main street,
XETOULD inform their customers in this city and vlein-
w ity, that they haveust opened many new ana asl-
ionabe Goods aud solicit an examination of their stock
by all those about purchases of any articles IN
the above line our Stock svery arge and consists OF
Silver Table and Tea adies' and Gents God
Spoons Chains
sugar Salt & Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
silver Forks and Butter 80 different styles Ladies'
Knives Hoops, Drops,and Knobs;
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ladies' fine Brooches
main and fancy Gents Scarf Pins 4 studs
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils & Thmbes;
Cake Baskets and Casters; Gold BRACELETS and snaps
Table Bells plain and fancy; Entire new stAe oil klhss
Gents. Port Monies and Cuff Pins, smell
Gents Gold FUbs and Seals; Back and side COMBS
Vest Chains and Hooks Silver COMBS round loi
Gold Watches OF every de- Children.
scripton.
We would call the attention OF the public to our large
assortment of
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North End Market!

'V'IE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
u Block opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortments of
M I S AMI TABLES,
and trusts by keeping good articles at low prices
ceve his share of patronage
q Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
novI9 DIT ]. Z. WOOD
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New Raisins

New Raisins.
whole, half, and quarter Boxes, in g cd der usl
L received by j. e GREGORY,
Nos l, 8, and Z, Main street.
hoV9 du opposite Court House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
Gold and Silver Spectacles.

Having made arrange ments with the Manufacturer,
we have all the kinds Of Glass, TO suit all eyes
and ages Mathematical Instruments of all prices
aiches and Jewey carefully repaired, and warrant
cd Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange All OF the
above GODS are offered low for Cash, wholesale or
retail. NJ Call at the Union Block, No 1877 Main ST.
l.. d. GODDARD & co.
Worcester, Nov. 10, 1852. diff
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pictnre and Portrait Frames,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BARBITT would inform the cltizens OF Worces-
| H. ter aud vicinity, that he has opened Daguerrean
80 h piner,s Block where he would be happy
have those Ia want pcnres 10 call and Judge OF mss
,artistic SKILL from likeness o. themselves, or tbeir
friends Mr. Is has constantly on hand arSe assoit-
' If the latest STILES oil Gases, sale the lowest
nriccs, including a new and beautiful style of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06

Carpet Bags, yalises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, at MEkRii.t's, Ell
IA Alain street. malls
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Genesee Flour

Genesee Flour
Jk00 Bills. Fl esh ground Cienesee Flour on hand
,LDOO and receiving at Western Railroad On con.
slgnment, for sale by ALDNiCH d co.
ly2 80 Front street, Hardng's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
Cheese.

4 LARGE cor sgnment OF Cheese. of excellent quail
n ity just received at The Worcester Produce STORE
Washi,g ton Square.
nov26 dtl BASSETT EARLE. d BROTHER
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NeW Ra1sInS.
I whole, half and quarter boxes in fine order, just
i received, and FOR sale by II. T. EA TON q Co,
octIo dti 1876 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06

Best Family Groceries,
NONSTANTLY on hand and receiving, by
~ BASSETT a CLARK,
septic DIFF No. 81 Washington Square.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-07
Late Books.

v NJ " IL VI n IN
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE.
RAvENscLlFFE. By Author Amelia WyndhA,n'' etc
Rarenscfe' Gontains surpassed power those
THE Admiral. Dapgher.' tAhenaum
"MRs MAasE's R,vKSsclIFFE. rsmindn
us oftwo rr ~ks the Bride Of hammer and Jane Eyre.
We do this part Of
either is powerful novel with Of force
in combination with hoey incident which resemble the
tragedy by the old English Literary World
"RAvRSsoLIFrF BY Mira Marsh NewYork Harper
Had this vigorously written novel been anonymous would
have attributed its authority lady. Tbs hero, lnngord
rgidly masculine throughout
of such knowledge OF the world women pos.ss
[NewYork Advertiser.
NEW NovEL by the Author of ogilvie HEAD
OF THE FAMILIES In three volumes. story throughout
deserves for Of deeaey
preston the highest wnanly and
LAURIE TODD Life and writings Of Thoburn prepared by
himself 12mo. .s. ''Whout than ordinary literary
pretenson and without learning the
entertaining pieces Of biography et has recently appeared
Literary World.
THE BEST CANARY BIRDS TIL. American Bird Fapri.r
considered Breeding Rearing Feeding Man
agement and Peuaes Gag. and Pigeons.
Illustrated with By D. J. Browne Amor
Poultry Yard.
HUGH MlLERs LAST WORK The subscriber just received
supply of Hugh Miller. Last work, entitled SCENES AND
LEGENDS OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND From the .seopa
London edition. One VOL. l9uo pages
THE GERMAN LAW YER IN THE NTEDS OF AMERICA
An Indispensable Form Book any body especially
to the Farmer Mechanic IAbOrer Merchant N
res, lawyers Con.tabs County Town odce.. in Ger
and English.
STuRGEs ON THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS. Second American
edition.
AS GOOD AS COMEDY Philadelphia; ars "Th, ia on. Of
those humorous stories Of life the States Is
descriptions of and popular generally truthful
tNewYork Commercial Advertiser.
MARCUS MARYLAND. By Caroline L. Hen1 PHILADELPHIA, A.
Hart There such duge Of wild impossible ..ores
is pleasant to meet and then with tale like this which
rather like narrative of real than nasina
tion.' [NewYort CONNER eial Advertiser.
REDDING ON WINES Every known discussed and
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ns- WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Ha9- WH1G CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
BATON ROUGE March 49, 1852
By adopted the Wing State Convention held
Rouge 6th instant the Committee authorized that effect by
appointed the following named Wings sons
ue Whg Central the State e Lsuisiaaa"
citing, held hs atty Neworesus month
~ oener may determined the first take place
the second Monday Of April next.
Parish Of Orleans, ISAAC N. MARKS. = - .
5r Representative D,ie i B. WAlToN NJ SuMhE THs
S ss p."' b s eAs WArhRMaa
G. RISK o,,o>, ~, ns ,n,-,u
@s sEdfs
Seventh Representative Di.tr RIvERE GARDERE JOS. SOLO
5 s sAh fs 6H s2 ISG L 19Hsf
f ss.t ss"t s,,,' f 9ssGs aaR5 SEsER
fsssy zs1$yss ss' 3 $ pE%EEs MAckAr
ss s!'$zs",s AA 4 SIIf bS6RSs '
ss.% s. s: 5 sass s q S eYRs!EN sosoY.
P P.ss q ascension, A. J. Po NELL
s ss 1 1,i's"1 hero, f. f IoSis BUSH
P as 3 n lsgrsSs's L 81 u1lfnooAoA
$. Sss s; ssaE i
s fss + s T;ssl FIJI HES $hSS sEiP%rn
s Eth T 1s,s. 2 Y pSNXGT EAsls
ss.s tsass, S ei ASf F dossko21
$ $::; fs;;: ss S,S $f5s
| Parish Of Verraiion H. WILCOXAN.
Parish " Calcasieu, S. A. KIRBY
| Perish Of Aroyelies HENDERSON TAYLOR.
Parish Of Rapides Fl. NJ. HYAMS.
Parish Of Ndtchitoehes, J. G. CAMPBELL.
Parish Of Sabine, COL. DAVIDSON.
Parsh Of De Soto, ], GATLIN.
Parsh Of Caado L. II. CROSBY.
Parish Of Bossier R. j. L0ONEY.
Perish of Claiborne, w. C. COPIES.
Parish ef Jackson, HECTOR MCLEAN.
Parish Of BinriAs, DOCTOR EAGAN.
Parish Of Union VIM. C. CARR.
Parish Of Morehouse, JAMES BOATNER
Parish Of 0uachtd THOS. C. SCARBOROUGH.
Parish d Caldwell, I. CRAWFORD
l. Parish Of Caahoud, WM NJ. TEW.
II Parish Of Franklin CIiAS. RAMaGE.
Parish t Tensa,, S. W. DORSEY.
Parish Madison, FL P. MORANCY.
Parish 81 Carroll, JUDGE ANDERSON.
The above named gentlemen comprising tbs Committee hereby
notified that the first Getting of the Committee for organization will be
held the city Of NewOeans the scona Monday
place will be notified in the Wing Papers city,
that and preceding days
II Wing Papers the different Parishes throughout the State
respectfully requested to publish ths notice.
WALTER BRAsFIEAR,
Prss't Qf tie Coa,sntior, and CAn Of Cow.
s S;d B. = w 1.TsS }s.ers.ariss. u,,.s .,
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CAPITAL PuSsHMENT-A report Of the select committee
to the Pennsylvania Legislature the abolition of cap
tai punishment says, that in -four years. seventy
have been in that State for murder
one hundred and eleven persons who been
with murder in Philadelphia county only ten were capi
tally convicted three of these were pardoned two died
before sentence and only five executed being one
twenty-five of the indicted The committee after care
full consideration of the subject have come to the
that the death punishment penalty for crime
ought to be abolished
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THE CIrY CHARTER.-The Act of Consolida-
ton, together with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use of
The members Of the Council, in pamphlet form,
can be obtained ct the Office of this paper.
Prica ono dime.