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ID. l.. Broesn, NJ. D..

u W. M a. - Nv ~
@r-S-n~ HAS returned to Woodgille.
and can be found at his Of
49, flee, tie next door to DE-. Buckle
residence, aud opposite Mr. j. b. TherrePs,
where he is fully prepared to render his pro-
fcssional services TO those who may require
them. lie has brought with him, from
the North, the latest improvements in in
struments, aud a fine ASSORTMENT Of teeth.
January q, lSjl-ti
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Jail Notice.

w AS committed to the Jail of Will a
kinson county, on the 5th inst, G%N
by J. H. Leatherman, Esq, a runa- WI
way negro man, who calls his name f$N
SYLVESTER, and says he belongs N
TO John V. Allen. living on Bayou ~
Goula, lberviile parish, La. Said boy SAS
is about 27 years of age, dark grille, about 5
feet 10 inches high had on when committed.
plaid cashmere pants, black bombazine lrock
coat, black silk hat. Said boy reads and writes.
He had with him, a sorrel, bald-taced horse.
one eye out. He said the horse belonged to
his owner.
The owner Of said boy is requested to
come forward, comply with the law, and take
him away, or he viii be dealt with as the
law directs. M. CRlST. Tailor.
Nov. II, 1S5l-tf.
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Dentistry.

- S. & d. STOCKING. Resi-
dent Dentists, can be found a
1Ib their office in Mrs. Keller's
building, next door to the Republican office,
at all times, when not professionally absent
All work done by them shall be satisfactory
and equal to any done in the country, or no
nav. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Whole sets of artificial teeth
inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial palates so perfectly fitted a.
to produce ~distinctness in the enumeration as
If no malformation had taken place. All
orders sent by mail, or left with the Post
master in this place, will be attended to.
Woodville. Nov. IL, 1851.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NrAS taken up, by Jo-
w seph Johnson, on his N1~-Nn
Plantation. about the 11th SX[ VE
of November. 1851, the FOL- GHA@n&=aGE%
lowing described stray HORSE. A dark
Bay HORSE, about is hands high, about
9 years old, left hind foot white, a small stal
in his forehead. slightly marked with the sad
die. Appraised at sos.
w. c. BONNEY,
Nov. 20, lS5l.-3w. Ranger
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NOTICE.

RyHE subscriber wishes re- .nsSyA
AL spectfully to state that haV- .f
ing purchased the MANSION i5Ss
HOUSE, Livery Stables, onA
Wall street, so well and favorable known
to the community, he will be most happy
to accommodgt ate those OF his friends and The
public generally, with the very best OF en-
tertainment for their horses on livery, hav-
ing the services of the best h'ostlers in the
country, in attendance. Admittance atany
hour day or night. and on the most reason
abe terms. Ill. }, DEFORD.
Natchez. Dec. s, lS51-ly..
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RRkNSfHR & co. are nov re- 49,
- Ceiviug thrif sssk 81 cartaets
and Harness per every shipmcat t1m ~
N1nh. Purchases are rqucSst O. give u.
d call al los 81 Charles II ect2syi.
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Feu,nanahip

Eto. A. MCDONALD Ell cuRiinne % NV
essaas IN nalbeafs Seieuceot fenman.
Ship whru C.asfca Of aiteea - tweuty ais
ormed.
Re ruce-Lssi DolbesE hatcher Rnfu.
DolheaS NV Orleans iun27-ia
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eIby, N. ID

u E~SPECTFULLY a~nnouncesto the citizens
II and public generally, that he has per.
manenily located in Woodville, for the purpose
ofpracticing his profession He may be found
when not professionally ngaged, at his office
on Main Sire 1.-THE : sid nee recently occu.
pied by Dr. n. H. Buck
n. Bile will ait nd to the practice OF
Surgery, ID the adjhining counties and parish
rs
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sanl,I. Hs. Harrison,
Hlr. HI baldwin.

PHI YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
EBESIDENCE as formerly on tho
IA Greenwood Plantation, adjoining
the plantation Of Fielding Davis, Esq.
Feb II, 1850. svt
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DR. W. p. MCMILLAN, respectfully ten
~ deu his services % the citizens Of Wood
vile and vicinity, in all the various branches
pertaining 10 TIE practice Of Dental Surgery
Erom his experience in the profession, aud
having in his possession all the latest improve
menis praciiscd by the profession atthe pies.
ent day. he feels warranted in assuring the
public that Re will render satisfaction TO all
who may favor him with their paifonage--
Paniclar attention will be paid TO filling teeth
with gold, &c. Also TO the Insertion OF mn
eral teeth on gold plate, fsom a single tooth to
an entire set. attached by atmospheric pres
sure, or clasps, 50 as to suit the mouth IN any
condition Also teeth on pivot Teeth elenS-
ed and polished, diseases OF the gums and al
voIar process treated successfully. Extracting
done in the most scientific manner, win the
latest improved instruments so as to gave me
least possible pain. Irr'galaHiy oil ehhufsh ;
teeth remcdied. All operations warranted
Orders attended to Immediately. once al
Mr.. TheneFs Hotel for the present. dec2-om
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humber! E.ansber!

Just r, ceiyed on consig inent, about
100000 49, ~ w 1t4lnt
lnd for sale oy Nh
sgaJI TlE j. w. BURGESS
Fort Adams. Angus 3tth, - l.
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$500 R.EMAND!!

Tor the apprehension and delivery TO the
L Sheriff Of Carroll county, Miss, Of JAS
WESLEY CONNER, who, without any pro
vocation. shot down my son, ]. d, Pate, on the
18th Of July, 1851. Said Conner is % years
id. about 6 leet high, dark complexion, black
air and eyes. very heavy eyebrows, rather an
undertook. very white teeth, and walks erect.
II is supposed tina, he will make has way down
to Wilkinson county, in this State, or New Or
leans. Papers favorable to the cause OF Justice
will please copy. A YALE"
July %, l65l-tt
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TeHE undersigned would Ky
@spectully callihe aitcuiionS -
Of ladies' and Housekeepers generally, to /
large aad wen selected stock Of FURNI.
TURE, the cheapes, ever offered in this city.
consisting IN par, Of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut ArmoirS Mahogany and Walnut
Bedsteads, Chairs. Sofas DimauS and Otto.
mans, Marble Top SldebOardS Bureaus Wash
Stands Card and Centre Tables. Extension
Dining Tables Clocks and Time Pieces, Hair
and Moss Mattresses Feather BolsteH and Pill
lows, together with a large lot Of Common
Furniture. A eaIl respectfully solicited from
those in want Of any goods in their line.
Il. GREEN q CO. 1871 Poydras st.
Between st. Charles and C~arondelei SIS
Oct 2s. lS5l-Iy
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sTnp THE >LlNDER.
pLNNn FORTES.

Piano FORTES
MANUFACTURED by Messrs. Hallett, Da-
vi Wis & Co, of every variety of style and
finish. Of 6, 6 10 and 7 o%ctaves, with and
uithont iron frames, and finished with the
French or English actions. We also manu-
facture the Nep Circular Scale instrument,
possessing many advantages, one of the most
prominent of which is increase Of power. We
likewise manufacture the PIccoLo or BouDoIR
puSo, the action Of which is very powerful
and elastic, being made after the principle of
ERARp's celebrated BoupoIR PrANo) The
fanges being made of Metal, instead of wood,
places it's durability beyond question, and in
this respect, as well as in volume and purity Of
tone, it is superior to anything of the kind
manufactured in this country. Messrs \; D,
& Co.. have been awarded a number OF Med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos.
These instruments are warranted to give sat
i%sfaction in every particular, Orders prompt
" filed by ID. L, PHARES.
Whitesville, Mi. June, 1851, 32yl agent
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WooI! Wo0I!!

WANTED, al the Woodville Factory, clean
w washed and picked Wool.
Also Tor sale, any required amount Of best
O~snabnrgs and Linseys, which will also ex-
change for Wool or Cotton. D. HOARD. Sup't.
Wecarills svpt -, fs51-im
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NOTICE..

STRAYED, from VIM. Bryan's, Piney
~ Woods, a DARK BAY HORSE, about
sixteen hands high. about eight years
old, no brands, or any particular marks, ex-
cept on the shoulders. a spot rubbed by the
Gears.
Any information, tending to the recovery
of the Horse, will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded by,
HENRY TEMPLE.
st. Francisgil.e, La, Dec 8, 1851.
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Jail Notice.

MH EM
ET0AS committed TO the Jail of VIII
W kinson County, . the 18th inst. by
WI, Lewis. esq. a Negro man who calls
his name Henry, and says he belongs to Mr.
John w, Carr, residing in Dead Mans
Bend, Adams county, Miss. Said boy is
OF a very black complexion. about q years
Of age, about 5 feet II incnes high, Had
on when committed white woolleH coat and
pants. Has a scar running from his nose
over his rightey eye
The owner OF said boy, is requested to
come forward prove property; pay charges
aud take him away. or he will be ceail
with as tie law directs,
NJ. cRisT, Jailoy.
Nov. Is. ls5t,-tL
.MfIA
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
OR YOUNG LADIES q CHILDREN
WHITE svILLE. MSS.

20 y Ssssioa will opca September 1st 1shl
Phs l%acntIon ofthie |chaoi fipafWN 81
vile. s miles east Of " codyille. Mississippi.l
a retired, beautiful and hcalthful. The
4 grounds occupy ID acres, covered with a
beautiful natural grove, Of more than sixty
species Of indigenous forest trees and shrub
besides n great variety Of exotics.
The course Of instruction II thorough nuA
extensive. embracing all that IL e%sseniial %
Z substantial aud highly finished edicatiHb,
The Institute Is furnished with suits
cimens in Botany, Miheralogy and tsealb
and with a large and carefully seleei
brary, embracing every department Of ft
Arts and Sciences.
|, is also supplied with Apparatus iar
luslrating Mathematics, Geography Astrona-
ny. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. sag
netism, Galyanism. Electricity, Ae. 80
TER w
Per Sssytoa u fve Months
Tuition in Primary Departments. : SIS 81
" " Collegiate 20 o.
+" +" Languages, each. 10 o.
4" !" drawing aud Painting, 10 o.
" Wax Flowers, aud Fruits,
Embroileries, &c, &c, each. 8 o.
Tuition IN Instrumental Music. : : 80 o.
Use Of Instruments, 3 o.
Board, with fuel and lights, so o.
Furnishing Rooms, per month, : | 81
Washing, per month, o.
The above charge, NUT be paid IN -
vance, or Increased ten per cent, and salts
factorily secured. Pntlls may enter at any
lime, and will be charged anly from the
date Of entrance, till the end Of the session
A sufficient number Of competent I%ustrpe.
tors will he always 10 attendance,
The buildings hating received aud now
undergoing various improvement and addi
tons, a few more boarders can be accpnl-
modated than heretofore. App tcations
should be addressed witliou, delay % the
Principal.
70 Boarders must have all articles dis
linctly marked.
ID. L. PlIARES, A. NJ, &C..
PrineapaL.
NEwrox PLACE. July %, ls5i-ly. =.
READAME MEURLUND, a French
N lady, native Of Paris, IL teaching the
Freissh isnguagc NJ her house, morning aud
evening every dag. The morning hours OF
\ tuition, are devoted 70 boys. aud the evening
hours 10 yonng ladies. Madame Meurlund
teaches also drawing and painting, snd fan
cy needle wora, twEce a week, and schol-
ars can practice the same every day at her
house. Terms fof French tuition, per quaf-
ter, s.. Terms for drawing aud PAINTING per
4qustcr, 50. lobe paid 10 advance.
WoodgiiIc, Dca. "a. ls50-ly.
EJ5r rsselTel adj ~ Sa.e - N5asn
lfesh aasent.al. "a "a trais pr lh-he
fvJ Nh flTTR Ty
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For the Coast,

UE NAEO UUdAsN9
DONALDSON, BAYOU GOULA, PLAQUE
MINE. BATON ROUGE PORT HUDSON,
WATERLOO, BAYOU SARA, MORGAN
ZIA, TUNICA, AND WILLIAMSP0RT.
THE Steamer e. ID WHITE, sGN
John c. Brady, Master, will -
;eave New Orleans as usual every Saturday
evening, at 5 o'clock, for the above places and
all intermediate landings and Bayou Sara
on Wednesdays, after the arrival of the Cars
from Woodville.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. H. MORRISON & co,
Oct. 2S-1y. No, Front Levee
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New Tailor establishment

"a IL. p. LAND, Merchant Tailor
w respectfully %unonnce to the Cen
-A-tlemen of Woodville, and of Wilkin-
son County, generally, that he has openeda
new Taikor's Establishment three doors
from the drug store, where he will be glad
to wait on all who may favor him with a
call. Besides his stock of fashionable Eng
Lish and French Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestings, which he will work up in the most
fashionable style, he intends to keep an as
sortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Being also a scourer, he will Clean and rem
ovate
OLD CLOTHING.
Ills charges are moderate, aud he solicits a
share Of public patronage.
may 10, 1851. 1917.
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EUST received q lot Of fine Segars. for
= ~3 ~ WA DlSGELL.
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UOHN L. LEE Cemwiuleu Mrsaevt 10
. Raviras a.New Orleans Refpectiaisf
F.fs his services 10 the Planning eommamt,
F, shs ale oil cuaoa, etc. Any buUaess 90
msssd b bis care shall have pump And car
10 attention. dvc&-if
w.t. slrrHES. h.u DAVIS
L ireagN & DAVIS Geaaai Grg
"a csys. faf f.Hfogtcys az HuEes. L.
a1,s anil PrOcisioss No "a Canal street
t,gecn Cus,omhousc and River, Nev
r,euns.
II. ri. Davis wall foy The present r.
aam 10 Wooaville. and viii BE- PLEASED L
ward 90 the House IN New uriean~ an,
lrrS that may he dsslcsd by his iE.sids
N.G 60, sS50-iy.
rasa LycAs. n NORWOOD
VcAs y NORWOOD, csnsrsl Groeg
Ne. 10. Camel s.. cad No. IS Cressada y
Nsw Orleans. IN who favor Us with ende:t
,usii hayctar srme promptly attended TO. an
tirssrs. wrlrhtN rider, o; woodviiie, are on
lgests ~ receive and receipt tor any hIii'
which may be made with US.
October rs, lS5o-iy.
4 HoMAS HENDERSON 4 PEALE, Co
faa iartorS. Ne. III Common street, New
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OFFICIAL CANVASS OF VOTES
State Omcers, Members OF Com
gress, &c.--l862.

erArE - Nsw YoRx. ss-ws ths Secretary Of STATE
He u nptrslr the Attorney General and che Treasurer
the said State having formed Board Il stsss OsAvas
en and having eanvssed and sstimstsd ths whole ns1
Bar Of vstss given and sassAsnt 0svsrnor
~ the r election hsd In the said stss on ths second
Cay ofEsvsnbsr 1884, according 70 The esrshsd
= 6s said ved BY the sssrstary OF STATE In che
naansr directed BY law hereby dstsrss, Declare and
certify THAI Herao seymour BY the grssssst number
o. votes given ~ sad election duly elected Governor
n s said ats and that Sanford T. Church, BY Abe
sstssa number 81 given ~ the said election
Suly elected " ths eos Of Lieutenant Governor Of the
Given under eur hands At ths ssorstarys said
atate the city Of Alba the second day Of Dssen
- Tho year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
HENRY 8. BAND ALL, Secretary Of State.
JOHN q. Wa light, Comptroller.
LAW B. CHAlflkLD, Attorney General
JAMES n. COOK, Treasurer. -
STAYB or NEW YORK. kEoA ETARY's OyvIcR-I certify
NE preceding to be true sopy Of IN original or
tnsas Of The Board Of State CaavAsser on ale In this
snee - .
81 Given Under my hand and seal Of sss ~ the city
e Abany the EsoDd day u Decembsr In the year 81 our
Lord enc tAsusand eight hun dred .. fifty tvo
AEkkN g. kANDaLL, Secretary Of State.
S1Aru YORK. ss-StAtsma mt Of ths whole number
given for Governor aAd Lieutenant 0overnsI ~
the election held In the said State the second
koyeD her In the s52 srsn the severa
s which the aid voiss were given are Distinguished:
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eCArTIRIN0 VOTES
Albany Couwty- Blank received Rafus W. rsskhan ~
tcMsssyC Wi. Y
'' Cnioa co.aty Frederick O. rolsss received asSa
Dsteaess Gousiv-bissi ressi,sdI.
Geaesee Countp-T. k.mpehall rsssiveal J..
Greene Cosatv-ca,ri,. Eh:ason rsssiysdH
Kins. CouaiwM Fran els D spinols !; s.a...r,.sL
Levi. C0antr-ch,iie' Z. whsas0n received C. sssrr'
Lrins.ton County K.n,.h.ll received william Kemp
Monroe C9unty-se,'teIiss r.e.iysd1
Ss ~ Esra
oao sas e9s conSnty1I !. xss.ss r.ssiy.di.
Srs%.s ccaang-antaony K r.ssi1ed
oran. Coany-Ksm1saali received squire Joiner re-
n o,.eso Mann received Il k''n''r
Qxeens Cosnfy-Dariss Cl'rk received Al Horace whes-
s' Ess. ai:y
Saratoga County -Lswia e. sniri resolved II Charles
Sftabsn County Ksmgshsll r..eirsssl.
sss,k coss,y c1sri ssssi,Sd 81
Woshinstos oxny-Hda Asceilnssr resolved u Hsrs's
Wame Coaaty-Eow.ll Steal received l; Frederick
Wyoming Cosniy scattering rs.eivsd1.
hereby certify that hs ding
raid State the city Of tho second day Of D.eem
s % ''f Il l.f hasb %
Levi LEVY s MsiShE f:2 asssn:s General
Sos, :. s,n,
W.. sss,. i s.ss csss.:s:T s ii: Is sSi:
Given NJ der Asnd and seal Of odioc In she city
The second Ley o. psssnssr 10 The year 81 ear
HErRY RANDALL, Secretary Of State
STArE OF Ew YoRK, ss-ws. the Secretary 81 State,
Ne mproler the Attorney General and the Trea
Of the said State having formed Board q State Canvass
and having and esmaea the whole number
Of given Of State Prisons - shs general
election held In abe aad StAt the second day Of No
vsn,s 1885, ascending the certified statements Of the
sireo.s i.resy asrnias declare. and certify
sn u he .sn s.y elected i.spsoses STAT:
Prisons OF the said State.
Givn under banes at tho secretarys sBce Of said
State in the city Of Albany ths ssoons aI q Dsssnbe
nfty.tws. HENRY s. RANDALL Secretary Of State
JOHN WRIGHT, comptroller
LEVI 8. CHATFlELD, Attorney General.
JAMES n COOK, Treasurer.
STATE OF NEW YORK, SEcRErARYs OrvIcE-1 certify
hs b. true cory Of :. oystnai certificate Of
ths Beard Of state Canvasssrs, ME In this once,
Il Given under my hAnd ead sal Of sfhee ~ the
city Of Albany thu second Of December in the Of
sur Lord ere Thousand eight Hundred and sfty-tw,.
HENRY 8. RANDALL, Secretary OF STATE
STATE INV YORK ss.etatemeNt Of the whole number
votes gwen for tpsetor Of state Prisons ~ the
era election held In Ale said the ad Of
November in ths 1857 wherein she several counties
a. hSnh al vn<Aa ID AS~At~~ h~A.
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Ths Dramatic Fun a.

SETErIs AT rHB BOwERy rHEATRH TO MsHT.
This evening the benefit in aid Of the Dramatic PuBS
Is 70 on ct tho Bswery theatre, and We trust 20
deserving an inrtituton viii be sustained By bospsr
There d profession that Absrs - hard 10 minister
Qualification 10 the pubic thst Of hat
makes men laugh efssn and more susesssfu in
attending them hnscsnt enjoyment sftsn blended With
vast amount Of Instruction rhsir Chains, therefore
body, the grstuds and ssnuosty Of the public are
many and great Their NE Is Of incsssant ted;
and 10 human bsins but sc.or fully comprehend
the aaduous nstars Of this svoestisn, and hov mash
study Is nessrary 70 produce these dsusss.ioss Of
character that give the Play going paS'ie - much
pleasure In the leisure Of thAIr evening" aft~ The lard
work ana Of The day Tho people, therefore, VIII
e Qualification In contributing to smooth We ~ age
and innrnity, and may - tho dssth w. & Asss who
have done 70 much to make tkeA happy.
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1884 W,IQ
SCATTERING VOTES
Assy c.sn,s-s.. Isrs r's'av'd i Diaah received Il
%He,ssv css1sS "Xsrsn CLARK resolved !; J,lso, W..
Bre.mt cosnty VILLA. shape'ss received sla Crosby
Gays. County -x,n.. shsg..M received Darius 9.
E:.. rt:.iysa George cs.t' ,sssives AZ nsi1s' r.
''ss. es.s ss:s:: u. :
Bsr ,ea received l.
:.,is.x ys:;.:. ,s:;,:S cA's'' 4
D.iess:' cssa,S crs:Sy received Jon. 9. or-s.r
ES c,G;ys
ss.Ssss % iii sa is:ss rs:.iv.s
H@s;.on ccssty WINK shapsott received Issas..s
N s'Is r.s.v:d Bls.t received a.
0n.sde Cesssy- Hi,ism sgespcoss received Z.
S.,s w.a sI .sssss
9sS Yos s.css Henry
Rersseiaer Cesntv-- william =. Angel rseeivsiL
Lo~rssss GosysyDr slsra .:s, ssv.f,ia,
ssfoik CoSniv- Frsderiek r oifrtt received 81.
Wa,Ainnor cesnfy-Wiiiia G. Boyd rsssivsal; Henry
Wsp~s Cosn,y william sA.reoM r.esiy.aa
W..fehe.ter Cosa,y nrsby received Il A. X Holman ~
'' Yat.. cesa tia s Veil. Co r.e.iv.dI.
,.s. ,,ss epd.r oSi Asna. :sd
sss.s in shs ely q Alssny shs second dsy q
''r Len ifss
JOHN G. WEIGHT, Comptroller
LEvI 3. CHArrIELD, Attorney General
JAMES N, COOK Trsssar-r
WrY Ars az Epw YoRE, SEoRsrARv UyvIoy Il ssrttfy
tho preceding 10 bs true 81 original ssssnsnt of
the Rsssd 81 stats CsnvAsers On hle In this once
H. 81 iven under my hsnd aud seal Of once, ~ ths
y Albany the sseonc day Of Deeember In the year
sur LORD one thonsnrd eight hundred and f'ty-tvo.
Kenny B. RAkDALI, Secretary OF state.
erAru Ksw Yopn, ss-Es th. Secretary 81 ssase,
tht q, n ths Attorney General The TrsAsursr
Of thu stats having formed Board " ttse Csnv.sssrs
and kevrr esnsasssd sra sebnsed te whole punbsr o.
votes refntstiyes In Congress A. general
election held in said state on the SECOND day - sovsa
te Rb7 according certified statements o. ths said
vste received by Re Secretary Of state 10 tbs nsanr al
fssted W law DO hse by d-tsrans deosr ana certify
that the following peyseus respectively by the stes
npusr Of votes gwen IN the oil Ccssres sosai p
tjcts II this 81 ate were sesssd Of the
state Of Nov York In he Congress Of ~
United etrtcs. TO witt
P.rst District. ............ Jsmes Maurice.
tecord Dstriet... ....... JhoAas W. CummirG
tlrd District. .Ivam Waibridge.
Fourth District. !. Nike walsh.
rrth Jistrict. -. lillian N Twssa.
Sixth District. .....,.. yehn wheeler.
Seventh District j.. -. -. w ,llism A. Walker.
EtghtA Distrkt. ........ ,FvAntis Il. Cuiting
Ninth letIiat i " Paak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

Last evening" about six seiook, the nIst company Of
yhrtnsr Guard, csnAtisg Of corps Of about enc hna
orsx ysung mer, commando by Capt. William Z. Ne
Corrck formerly Of ths Mexican array passed ear sfhcs
their return nom target prsoss and seldom have 10
orderly ssidisrhks ssrps among eur hume
rous citizen scldery. We lnaerptssa they bad been TO
Nov Haven 10 sentsnd fer nngnasest prsss AL
yrr~epted by the Hon Daniel Whntner Aftsf atsshAsg
Ing about two rounds Of sAet the target was fOu.d TO 6s
eonplss, riddleA 70 psselsde surther pzastsss
They were attended ~ Bheltons Bana
the Gosdvin Guard, Capt. l.. Psol. ssnprstnx the
employees or Goodwin tsbAoccnst proceeded ~ Adkn
trsfs band, wspt " New Durhss HsSeksn, They n,si
hered thkty Ave nusksts and shot Ssr Tan very nae
ysises.
The Davis Guard vent 10 st,ikes' Boy ssd shst ~
sisht pfizes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

Stitching shoes ~ machinery il becoming suks sem.
mon. IT IL said that sper,tor, with naensas, WI
Ell Ell in dag than ten times tho amount usually
onrlhsd ty "sti,chsr," and that tbe ocss very
materially reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

Per Niagara We bad pro,svdlpss Of the British PsSa-
nspt to Saturday. Nov ~ No'ons q ANY imposssnos
tys,,uirsd In either house ON Mcnday 2Dth exosps
mt by Lord Derby that government intended -
fnlfu IRE condcnr p0Ustd to the enrolled psnsio1sB
cent 10 Tcrorto Rrsut them compensation In The
ccruous sslect committee was apvoiuted 70 nvsstt
gate the charge Of bribery at shs Derby election N