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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry
Wednesday Evening, June 16, 1852.
The arrivals have been unimportant during the last
day and the market closes dull.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ............. SIC q tb net
(Lake and Texas ...,....4ED59ac % ID net.
Hoes .615D7c u Is net
SHEEP. 81 25Ds3 90 p head.
CALVES Aud YEARLIHGs. Ooi0sS 90 head
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1852.

VETERAN GoSE.-stephen Witt, of Dana, Mass,
revolutionary soldier died week before last at the age of
80 years
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TERRrBlE ArrRAY.-At NewYork, the Sth inst. ter
rible aray occurred between named John Dolan,
his father.inlaw Donnely the of the latter, and
three others Doan and his wife had lived unhapply
together for time and the father of the Mrs Doan
fearing violence proceeded to the house, with his
son, named Hugh Duffy, and two Others to take
his daughter away Doan warned them not to interfere
and when he found his warning UNDECIDED he drew knife
and pistol and made attack the party. lie
plunged his knife into the abdomen Of Duffy, and then
attacked his fatherinaw whom he stabbed in the head
and arm. He did not have opportunity to his
pistol and the knife after wrenched from him
and he himself badly cut up that thought
he could not survive, Duffys wound also thought
to be mortal.
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Departures OF tho Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTHERPDOL

BALTIC, (Am ..for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June Q.
EUROPA, tBr.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 5.
NIAGARA, (Br.)... for BOSTON SATURDAY IL.
ATLANTIC, (An.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 1s.
AFRICA, (Br.). for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY =.
CANADA (Br.) =. for BOSTON. SATURDAY %.
ARCTIC, Gam NEW YORK. :. WEDNESDAY,
ASIA (Br.)...... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July 3.
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM Southampton
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June
WASHINGTON -. for NEW YORK. :. "WEDNESDAY, %.
HUMBoIDT.... for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, July Z.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 81.
FROM LITERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW PHILADELPHIA. WEDN'Y June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for PHILADELPHIA. wEDN'Y 20.
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SIGHoRA ALBosI.-The NewYork papers contain long
and atterng notices Of this celebrated singer who has
just arrived from Europe She is native of italy %
years of age and made her debut at Milan ten years
having been pupil of Begol and had the advantage of
the instruction of Rosn Her voice is described the
purcst richest and fullest ontralto and of most
ordinary compass She has been for the last tvs years
the head OF the French Opera in Paris previous to which
she met with great success throughout Europe. The
Newly ork Tribune says We have knowledge her in
tended movements in this country, but confident
that she will be remarkably successful She is the first
her kind in the world and to enjoy the utmost exhiraon
in her singing nothing is necessary but to listen The
quality of her voice is so sympathetic, that every one,
whether he knows anything for music not will
be pleased by delicious sensation and shall not
be at all surprised if she excites enthusiasm her
concerts than did Madame Goldschmdt We say this not
having heard her for twoyears
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. A.
ROSIERE ST. Charles streets, No. 49, FRO
-tassors Of tbs noble Aart Of SsltD Defence. eN
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NEE INTERCHANGEABLE svesy boa5
NO. 1.
r. Il. r..
R.aDWaY'.S REdDY RELIEF
rs TIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EYER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD TFzAT HAs STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A VIEW SECONDS
will THE MOST SEVERE PAINS m FIVE NISgIEs os
81 ~ iss and fiiisss
giving .ersnng sad sga
TO THE SICK AND u pA1E Ms Y or NEW
!; s ;E'G5 b u
1T HAS CURED,
s-8l nv NINETY CASES oBT OF A HUNDRED,
s ss sSSsss1az S 81 a SssTs
fs$ sSsssA 81 s zzsssss
ss sARas 4 Hi ssSzSs sSgE
s sH5ESss Il IL h ssssas
sEsA sFs sso
1 k ssf II sis s
sIe gE,I HE4 n49 IEop y,r
FANS skR n FEW ss sd I prevsa
poisonous system. $50 3
PREVENTION
he and hsasy ssnss
orpor and fatigue. q ii@S
Head, Temples, Face,
prevent disease scknesa. headache snd
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Is s Il. s.
mnnsesheks the distressing dschsIgea and will speedily
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED LysrANTE
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses sfnse miracnlou IN
sqs1ss hs srSs
departing pain. has
so IT, e 4 tb Fl ss Gss a s s e
ase to strengthen the and snpp the with
fA'' RHEUMATISM
..ss PAINS RELLETE1 IN FIFE EIEUTKs
p s aEss s Ia e
o Months ~ Pans soss
s RabW sr READY RE T. H. s'if nc maR'fs
States, truth hi.
IL a gi e g s.a ss s
the Union, for the s. four have ted hemsslye
CHILL FEVER
| ChELL5 STOPPED IN A FEW AEEUTES-PALN RELLEtED
| HsTAg7LY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like
the Chla
with health secretion OF tie
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS. .
Whenever you feel pan RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Il is
READY RELIEF taken isnsly Or aprad ss.sraay wI N
'' RaDwXS TO- Iss Futon street, ssyYo1x
| SOUTHERN DEPOT
ts Gs1sra Agent who supply dssls d he saass i IA:
| way Il Co.'S prices f Fs55 -
LARGE BOTTLES. " %
4 - -...
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NAVAL sTORES-Cargo of bark Harriet
Y and Martha. from Whining ton aqdqg, Gonsistins Of
- no bbls. SPIRITS TuRPENtINE.
900 bbs PITCH.
bills RUSIN.
ITO ibis TAR All nrge size hills. For ssle by
isls A. DELAGRAVE x CO., II hagazise street



NIOTICE OF ELECTION ayoralty of New
Orleans 49, s52Pursuant to the provisions of the llt
section Legislature entitled An Act Consolidate the
CITY Of provide tile and administration
Of ts afairs approved 23d February 1851 aud by also of
resolution Of Assistant Aldermen adopted ut their sitting
the sih June
the qsth June 1859 Third Ward Of the city NewOeans
member Assistant Aldermen 10 said Ward
and the Board occasioned by the resignation Mr.
I. B. Winston.
The opened at o'clock and to close at such
places the Of such Inspectors and Clerks
be designated hereafter. .
Of the election to be made to the Mayer TO
law. lleidl AZ ci.ooeMAN, mayor.
yUyILGHMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS AND
APOTHECARIES Successors of James S Shawl Hsranda
corner neutrality-suspicious. purchased II drug store lately ?nduc
ted Shaw have added and are sill making
DRUGs, CHEMICALS DYESTuFFS PATENT MEDICINES Pen,
FNERY INSTRUMENTS md sn other articles rs are
usually kept similar establishments and promise our constant and
m can be this and the Northern markets. are
assured that prescriptions will be carefully compounded with neat
ness and ispach. ,r NJ, ~ -
The former patrons and the public generally nre respect
fully desired TO extend their patronage to u.s. -.
Mr. Tehnn Mobile who has immediate charge Of sae a
ness is nephn College OF Pharmacy anu nus
been the prescription and retail business durln
the ast four years. H.. ~ A.. -; IA,
Prescriptions Family Medicines prepared hour OF the night
bv careful and experienced assistant. -. ,,,
;haS on Sbor, nntice f j. H. TILGHMAN,y
ieia a. A R. NJ. GRAHAM.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY,

I'd EDUCTlONo of PRICES.-sfrs Clark,
a. corner Of Poyirns caroudeIss rssss hssing
stock offers quite atsortrnen
BoNNETs, LACE MANTfLLAs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, vi
COMBS PERFuAiTY veil good HOSIERY
AND aty reduced pries1-
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AUCTlu4.. SALES.

Furniture r"it"re'
BY J. L. CARMAN g. CO., Auctioneers
EyRIDAY, June Is, at III oclock--Wlll be
n sold at auction at the dwelling ehoupoulas
ST. tines Cell streets
The contents dwelling, consisting Of general variety u
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUHSiI URl embracing Pane
rzys Terms cash - jsi8
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
Authorized Capital. .TES MILLIONS DOLLARS. -
Paid up Capital
Surplus and Received Func. 34u,ou'
s9s40,oo0
Working Capta-Two Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering unlimited Individual
liability Of the Stockholders that great dederatu in
the pubs prepared to against
Fire Risks in NeworleaHs the most reasonable terms
The usual M made pae the Companys Poll
with the Mutual companes and all settlements o losses
will be prompt and liberal.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Scholson, Thomas Sslar,
A. Lsnear, G. A. Holt Wm Mure,
Vim. Fellowes, J.. B. Rehn, Jas. Robb
E. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK;
JAS. BROWN Chairman
FRANCIS CorrKSEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Pheps,
Marx W. Colle., Mort Livingston, Ed F. sanderson,
G.. w Fsber. Vim. s. Watmore.
AITRrp PEtL, Residen, Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counted OF the Board. n25 1y
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TAI ASONIC WORKS.-Persons wishing ~
lyu MASONIC BOOKS DIPLOMAS can find the same w
At the NEW ORLEANS STATloNERS' DEPOT q. b. aAaa
n,snt ~ Norks suitable for the craft mya0 tt
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of
NEW ORLEANS,
LEI aubscrbed capital of s413Eoo lie prepared resolve
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
he Office Of the Company, No. 80 GRhFIER STREET.
nutng with Interested its
profile among those insure with the company. Its
the control Of the Trustees
This established purely the Mutual principal nsur
neee believe this subscription ofers ample
security ne policy holders.
the nss oinspecton
'DA-s " AAN AN' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President
JAMEa H. WHEELER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John R. Shaw, ST. Levy, joint Goodrich,
John Thomas A. Mag, J.E. Caldwell,
J. J. Green, J.P. Harrison, W. l. Lanier
inc. Woodruff John H. Owen, VIM. Tufts
William Knox, John Hall, s. Vgser
Samuel Stewart, Rufus Mcflhenny, Robb Dyas,
R. W. Alilbank, JIG. Cocks, W. Bogart,
S. O. Nelson j. A. Dougherty, J. W. Gayle,
F, Shaw, ii. V. Baxter, - J. J. Robson,
Maursel White, T. B. Taylor John Rodenburg,
z. G. Rodgers, tienll VIII Lstchsord
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE
Thursday Morning. June H. 1852
CoTToN-The market again extremely dull yester-
day. and the sales reached barely 500 bales irregular
and mostly lower prices We repeat last figures for
reference.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Ben franklin Sears NewYotk 9Th inst Stanton
&eo-lst dist
Steamship louisiana Iwls, from ndianoa Galveston lith inst
TO Harris x Morgan--lst dist
Bark May Green
Bro-4d dist.
Mai Barbour Arne days St Jago, to Wckhan
ID dist.
Scf Marshall gan days Pensacola, master
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
1hnve used tho BglpGEwATER PAINT for the past months.
brick and pastered buildings and hnge and canvas roo
instance has given the fullest satisfaction
experiments made nndor
to PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARkk
AND CNDERS and protection against leaks consider far
ror to seen, invaluable for all out
door quntes particularly recommend it
Southern climate. JOSEPH bENSOS, fainter
New Orleans, February 6, 1853. lSa Camp street,
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Will leave SATURDAY, June 49, o'clock
EOR LOUISVILLE, NEW AL tyns r.
BANY, EVANSVILLE PADuCAII AND MEM. l@akas AtdsS
PHIS-Reguiar Louisville Passenger Packet BELLE SsaestY
KEy-The agnifent and swift
KEY Captain p A. Key, will leave above feghtor
passage, apply on board, or to
j.l4 SMITH Il FIAIIsTER, 81 Poydras street.
plan Of the Cabin be and State Rooms secured by
applying Mt the Agents..
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning, June II, 1852.
CLEARED YEETEPnAY
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the DRY DOCK painted with The BRIDGE
PAINT tB merits thoroughly tested, fully concur in
of the MAGNOLIA and Captain Brown
PORPOISE. We cheeuly recommend said PAINT su
PERIOR ARTICLE ....
(Signed) HUGHES VALET & THOMAS
Louisiana Dock Yard.
J. WHITNEY h CO.,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NaxQrlsans, EshrnarY 4, 1852.
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mr.. DAv1ss SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

W Sold also BY G. n MORRISON 10 Magazine street. by
EVERYWHERE. 5Sgg q ~
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highly Syrup Wild Cherry Tar
ia Ny vs bad teen aesd f..
with the hrea the Of THU medicine
short time entirely relieved her, The up.ons would ar time
now
valuable medicine lis strengthen
ing addition relieving the
s, street.
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Coed Luok-Stoien Property Found.

Som" two wears since the .jcwclrv shop Of
II. ID. Bracket. OF this village. was broken
open. and watches and icwclrv TO a LARGE =
noun; carried away Also. at the same time
the store o! Nr>~I> Du,ton X Clark was bro
Ken open. and some 5000 or $500 worth of
@ooiS distracted, These last were soon after
;"'ind Ind IN barn near hy, bat no track of
the property OF Nr Bracket could be found.
>u>plrlon, and with GOOD reason. rested upon
one Gus I, Barrett, 4 then resident of the
village lie soon after left for some of the
Western States, when he got '.iugged up for
stealing, hpt, 1t Is SAID. made his escape from
justice by bribery. The house where Bar
rrlt rr>Ided previous to the robbery of Mr.
hrarkrtt> store Is now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs Angel. The saving that murder will
out, holds good at least in this case. as the
following curious WAY the stolen property was
found, fully Illustrates:
Ike l"l.rr On the wall cot Knocked off in
the room orcrpicd hv the family. and Mrs \.
not h"'lm" any similar paper. hcthought her
mat -" could oct the same kind from the
bed room behind the bed where II would not
he a" sight II .akcn of. >h" folrd 4 place
where III" PAPER lad hren patched. and pcrl-
Il OF. 10 pile Of, cold watches appeared to
htF s;n:!I e"t view. which were RECOGNIZED
- the stolen property OF Sir Bracket. ~
ihI> batch did not include the full amount
stolen, the same-cvening Mr. Angel wilh
kHiic examined tho pla>,cret walls of another
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RETURNED N!SS.oStgl.

The Rev William Gocir', a Missionary
o the American iioari At Con~tant;no,'l".
visited ,l,;~ place tie last u last week, az!
prrarlsd !a-t S:.!!..'h ~ tlr forenoon at tn"
North and in the afternoon At the >oat'
Church: and le-turcd in tx, evening a. tie
North Church. He also iccturcd at the South
Church Tuesday evening, and again at the
North "Wednesday evening. On the Sabbath
and "Wednesday evening, his addresses were
more particularly o; religious character, re-
latinc to the spread of the Gospel IL success
among the heather where it had been preach
ed, and the duty of procIaimin"i it TO the ends
of the earth The lecture TUESDAY evening
was of a more miscellaneous and secular
character, descriptive Of the inhabitants of
Turkey. the manners and customs Of the CO.
r!.. the officers Of Government. x. Nr
Goolcn remarked upon the divers TONGUES
-pok"n hv the people Of coN>tantinor'r, and
-aid that the Missionaries oGrn preached IL
three o. four different laa-.a.,~ IT, m"
sabbath; but that t. CONGREGATIONS ,u,i~
ur Of representatives. Of halt zen tribes
o. people united in ~in.in. tlr sun. tune. In
different, HYMNS. yrt ,arh in r'oir eva
ton"u", I'll moI,. of >;.-;"- vas Illustrated
TUESDAY evening. \ verse in seven di:i-r-
40, I.,,,,,,,z ,,..,s nv, -, - -,.,,,. 80. H.
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ST. &c; r. u s 5 UR Y.
SATURDAY, DECi BEER 4, i-"",
CONGO: FIX i1Si Den i > -ii iHS H.

II. 1T .c,.ioa ol the present Con1:er>
W., ,....n..cc IN .N,n,..,v next. y ti"fc
are 10 officers - tc elected before Drocec1-
l.. to iu>incs. h. Presidents Nc>sa., Will
u..,.,n.'ct'y bc delivered without great delay,
;n,i speedily ,Prtad before the public Coy
ics OF II hay. been transmitted under SEA! 10
the pos;ma'ters in the cities TO be handed b.!
them over to the Printers so soon as the telc-
graph shall announce that its reading has
been commenced IN Congress. We shall
therefore, wi;hvu: doubt, receive it IN season
for our next paper. We intend to give full
reports Of all the transactions Of Congress
which may he OF interest to the public.
There has been, it is understood, con>lde-
rahlc Cabinet consultation respecting Cuban
affairs. The President understands full well
that Law Of the Crescent City has used the
line Of steamers from New York under liz
control +, bring ON d quarrel between our
Government All : IAN indeed I-aa has he
cllrcd tbs to be hi> purpose. He also has 4
largr number q. arms III his possession, AID
III ra>c OF war, expects 10 get rich ont Of ii.
liz steamers the tioycrumuLt IS obliged ty a
;,Ii::.cr contra to take liz case 81 war and
~, Inn cu"u-.h iii adv an,c OF Their ,auc IL
make dozen men rich. The spectators
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PEOPLE LEAVING ENGLAND.

PEOPLE LEAVING ENGLAND.
rhe London Times Of Nov. lth. states that
tbc uonulatinn of the British Isles is growing
rapidly less. 1t says that from the oath OF
June to the 18th Of September, the decrease
wa. Nr.y thousand, The Times continues ii:
speculation thus;
The great question is, how long this drain
will be continued? We can only say, that
there appears, as yet, no sign whatever OF
cessation or abatement. There is no doubt
but that more people left the country in Dc
toher than in September and as little that
more are departing in this present month
than departed in Octol err Only the other
dav we published notification that the Gov
ernrncnt Emigration Commissioners having
fixed on Southampton as depot. had s'Ir-
uatcd for the construction of a species OF TAR
racoon at each terminus of the Sontl-N est
ern Railway. capable Of containing 1000 "nl-
iprants. who were to De cleared OIL with rN-
traorCinary facility and quickncss.,ni re? "-
.,....,..., ,,l..,o,a.,;o.,
Of the new year, according to the annou1"-
m.nt, wa cNI,cctc, 10 communicate strong
, ,: AMI g..
u ..,,..i :, :.
hard t. fix an, lImi' ~ III" Displacement
''''''
''''s u fN, u -
peF'ehcc OF ''"''h'' !''' ''''','
c"ir'''""> ""' - "a - u '''
"hti II h"" tic '''' '''''''''> ''''
o. cN!;'">''o''' - '-'N"l IN" q ''' ''''
e'npIoyed III ''-e army navy '"'' "''.''' q" !
t't"ii t13e'''t'' IL 'iS i''' - 40 'Sz''''''
every SIX H'ofl''''
y retti1rAa;'!o i'';'.i'- - i"' event IS '.''
N'''si'" VI '''' '''''- ''''' nom '''
"'>'"'!" - ''' >''' ''''' ihe E'''''" /. Il
"I 'H' -N"''''ta" '"''' i 'N''H 10 SUM III
proportion as To "'!'' MAY 'e SOFA" cas- i IL
In'on Is iiNe'E to -.""' -fS YET tie at '"'-
tons PrlnAr'i!' no '''''' '"'''2H ''''''' y
ties oil the ''''' ''''''- sun P''I'''''''''
anu ''g, '''',> '-''' = '''' '''''
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p"'' Vi ave t'''' ',''' '''''' w.
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t.n, rI,nan,h H.. ,.;y,.r, o,,Le d;,;.ior
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,;1 ;n.,. ,ia,.,.i
....:. ,;I,o,..
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$50 '''' t','',.i 49,,
,' Wv e.,,....,
,,.,.,
=, - 80,
persons who last quarter Lett London for III,
gold-iclis had already position more Or les
settled OF their own Many large establish,
ments are now, in fact like regiments after ;
battle, with young hands unexpectedly pro
noted to the duty Of seniors, and vacancie
in abundance still. No man can pretend tc
conjecture where this will end. At every
turn and in every department of life we shall
encounter the results of revolution which
is almost converting an old country into
young one, which tends to depress capital
and IN elevate Labor which will
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&c to, I'D H." ''' |:> ".."ft' go
rs''';i:: also -ansi -. 5II! ','.i.i'' - .h'
rr:,.- Z mTrr:ed " ",aAi - '!i'''' it'''''5
: Is r-t 1>"d. 90,
BIZ lac moved - pension ol Tue 90
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70 consider lie F"i- @"i'c"fr'n- WA me TX
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H. 49,.
i'i'.' l'2>-rn senate itiiS FeN'.-"s 10 'i,'
insurance - "'r'tGh tt'l '"hc', ''''
.L.'iy'i''@ III -. 'o'"h .t.t' i".' al
ii"'Hi '"i'I''i'r'- H"h' iii f-''''''>5 &"
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incorporates n"''h' 10 increase ralh'I' ",''e'
INA, at'' anu IKE ">>o''''eo o"iAS 10 '''N 'r'
'd>h thli'u IN part > 10 e>'""iio" q '"''" y!
education ana rFoV','n. Tor teacher, 'hs,i-
'"tc>-Supp'rted 10y NIAar> haflow f'icNhe','
ana hion9ett' OPPOSED by MeS>r> barrett oil
NJ: ana .'osi!h' ana oisihi>stn' - 10 o.
ke>o'ntIons.-tromt the Senate Tor lo'n'
assembly 70 elect state superintendent oi com
mon schools; Mr barrett o. VI, moved To hS
O'Clock tins evening" winch was "1"P''''
Whrh me resolution was "!l"',e" L! ''>'
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-04
Official Vote Of Vermont for President BY
Total .2I.3 1904 S621

Total 22,l.3 1904 S,62l -
In the above We have given the vote of the
highest candidate on each ticket. 1t will be
observed that every county except Lamoillc
gave plurality for Scott.
FIRE IN LowELL-Abcut o'clock on
thursday morning, fire broke out in Bel
vIdere, "a part of Lovely which consumed
SCOTS extensive Flannel Mills, and Cro,hv'S
Mills, The most melancholy portion Of the
catastrophe i the burning to death Of Mr.
''amo, Low. who was en'pIoyci on the prem
-. IKE whole loss * estimated at about
9I''.n"o, ABOUT one half Of which Is covered
i.r -u-aa~c