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I'm Ordinance relating TO the City attorney.
The Common Council of the city of New0reans ordain
as folowsThat in accordance with the
ton of the Act of Consolidation approved d February
1902 the Common Council will elect Attorney for the
city of NewOreans, who shall be known the City Mt
to and who shall be the legal adviser of the Council
and all officers of said city when advice necessary and
represent said city within the State in all judicial pro-
ceedngs suits actions and CONVERSATIONS in which said city
has OF may have interest Hesha hold his Office for two
years, and shall receive annual salary of dollars
No extra compensation fee shall be allowed him
other Attorney shall in any be appointed assist
him. unless by vote of twothirds of the members pres
cnt of each Board of the Common Council The Attorney
elected to commence his duties the first day of May
next.
tSignedl WIN. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
lSignsdl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Sd May, 1852.
[signedl A. d. CRoSSMAN, Mayort
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No. Is.

No IS.
fin Ordinance relating to Receiring ASSETS.
ReSoped That the Comptroller and Treasurer be. and
hereby authorized and empowered to receive from the
Treasurers and Comptroers of the late Municipalities
Numbers One Two and Three and the City of Lafayette
Of the General Council and of the Board of Lquidators
all assets of every name kind and description of which
the city becomes the owner, stipulated in the Seth
Section of the Act of Incorporation approved 23d Feb
ruary 1852 Propdd they shall be received under the
supervision of the Finance Committee.
tSignedl WM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President board of Aldermen.
LSignedl FRANS.E ALPUENfE
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sd May,.ls52.
lsignedl A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NEW ORLEANS


RY VIRTUE of the 37th Section of the Act
81 e S y 81 sa an paSs s 1
@ ssss i s it sasS xs sd 'a
sa q ss d 9 u y:s as h IL Ct H.
en- ~ to an M 9n GGnaa the Of
vi BE city sssSs1 e r. n9a
the 18th May MONDAY the 18th July Slosk
81
S III S4
ne s H T.. s esS said
year, the Of the City Treasurer city
for the Of Bonds the
BY as 70 ss % I ns o
the third Monday Rs st IVY e Y 9st
Of offered they shall be pro rata nearly
The the sale Of said Bonds be applied
a' aRss fl sesa and Ga9a s and sa CIV
!. aayets viz Bonds Interest Coupons Interest all Coupons and
The City Treasaers Office SS'' ''
A. D Rs eRosssiIs, f Mayor
WI WI + e eAsEAsR ddi Gs,%s5 of the
Finance pc A Committee Of The Board Of Aldermen
Committee of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, April as, 1862
BOARD OF A s e Tps. r e IL, q G sFY
Mr. r. Wolf declared duly elected Attorney of the
consolidated City of New0reans and Mr.. f. T. Parker
Assistant Attorney.
lsgnedl WIN. G. c, CLAIBORNE,
rsn.s, Prs Es nj Beard AZ n Il A IE
President of Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tssnedl a. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
Mr. J. IL. Maddox, of the NewOrleans Daily Crescent
was elected Printer of the Board Of Aldermen.
ISgnedl VIM. g. C. CLAIBORNE,
tsgusal f' FRHNs s9 %hP 9 asas5"'n
presd dent of rfofAs
APgE;eysdd goth April 1882 'cnoss,,. ~
Resolred, That the official proceedings of the Common
Council be published in English and French in the Official
Journal of the corporation. ,....
tSisnedl WM c. c. CLAIBORNE,
rsensa, fFf FRsMs Bo aTp IF A!asr"en'
President of Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsgnedl AID. cRossMAN Mayor.
Resolved That the compensation to be allowed the Off
cial Journal shall be fifteen per square of ten lines
for publishing the official proceedings of the Common
Council and all ordinances emanating from the same all
other printing be let to the lowest bidder conformity
with section twenyninth of the act of consolidation
lsigned] WM O. G. CLAIBORNE,
Gsgnsal fF fRASs hG &Ep 6 ss1sm'"'
President of Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl AID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
Resolved That five hundred copies of the Mayors Mes
sage, with the accompanying documents, be published
in pamphlet form.
lsisnedl WIN. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
tsgneal FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President Of Board of As sstant Aldermen.
lsensdl AID GRESHAM, Mayer
esolre That the Mayor be- and is hereby authorized
to appoint the Commissioners and Secretaries for the
ton to be held the 10th instant for Second Justice
the Peace.
lSiguedl WIN. C. C. CT AlBORNE,
sisneal f' FRASs bG SGp & Ssas%en'
Approved goth April 1854
True copy I.HEyLGER, Secretary. iapaisoi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE FOURTH

Dla-fREPARED FROM THE FOURTH
81 STOMACH oxThe true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GAS
rons BY Baron Leibg tine Physiological byJ
s. Houghton M d. No. II North Eighth street PHILADELPHIA the only
immediate and relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundise
Liver Complaint Constipation Debility curing own
yenye OF Cholera the perfectly
healthy condition ''
Half easpoonl of this water will digest or dis
solve pounds roast beef about
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Enron Iebg in his celearbd
ARTIFICIAL digestive ud analogous the juice readily
prrpaed from the membrane the calf in
Which various articles of food such
changed and igeed would he in The
human stonaci.h 800 "
DR. Pereir his famous and Diet published bv
Fowler and Wells New York.
Perea 49, - ~ 4'
Dr. Combe his valuable writing Physiology Digestion
oservesiat ninuton of the due
ana all prevailing of Dyspepsia that
Professor Medicine London severely
10 the Gastric Juice obtained from the stomach living animals which
proved completely successful" 1890
Dr. Graham author Of the famous work "yegetabs Diet"
ut remarkable fact physiology, that the animals
articles and efeeng kind artificial digestion in
wise different from the natural digestive process"
simon great work. "The Chemistry Man," (ea Blanchard
Philadelphia pp 42 "e discovery Pspsin forms
era in the chemical history digestion
We know that food dissolved rapidly digestive nd
rpaed from Pepsn as is in the natural Gastric itsefn
Fret Dungson Of Jesrson College, Philadelphia great work
on Human Physiology deyoes than pages examna-
ton of this subject His with Beaumont on the Gastric
Jnet obtained from the living human
W. knoTn In all cases. digestion perfectly
IN ne artificial as in the natural digestion"
81 For further discoyerv
~ u Magazine street and get descriptive sheet
A. KENDALL & CO.. General Agent Southern Sta1es
~ '' sans ALSO ny Dfusgs's generally. my23 ly
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MOI
Resolred That Mr. g r Berghman be and he is hereby
declared duly elected Doorkeeper of this Board and his
salary be fixed at forty dollars per month ($40).
[Signed] WM G, c. CLAIBORNE President
tSignedl FRANS ALPJENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved LIST May 1882
L. EYLiGRR, Secretary. my5 9ot
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nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

Il y THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.No Compound has
been discovered that the qualities Of this famous
remedy Almost daily hear Of and
discovered by its application diseasfor remarkable
deep has the Of Mr. HENRY DALEY inventor
admirable the combination q Ingredients
snameras Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy:
Stzsh-lf BROKEN LIMBS well wrapped
Save Inflammation Swelling Pain and The
and become strong with astonishing rapdty.
ssreHhWhen the Bowels painful nansd the EXTRACTOR
we'll rubbed hsm will afford relief and
Castor OIL Jnap all other medicines have failed.
Esh-its perfectly safe in all case do harm
the will absorb
conflict with medicines that be taken internally
We have this publication s tfn
cured by DALLEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR, sha subon
tasmona M value selected from the thousands possession
from all parts Of the country.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
BS'iIQescNfe1' Paint,

FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS STEAMBOATS,
D''' renN w Anep t aaoy Alh aE NNps of
"a, The public respectfully called to til. following
testimonials favor of the celebrated PAINT 1t is
unnecessary Tor the Agents more than ada EI MONTHS
ns s the @ the rant s9 snSs 1na
rEcToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jso. f. MILLER. OF ATTAKApAs.
s1uy last induced to apply the srdsewr.st Mineral Paint to
and respect has exceeded
the made by the Meisrs BoGER
I FR AN sn WE R 1 e a sa 9th n
Where have applied it has been exposed since july
arae has proved snfs 1p.s
Nswlssra A,taaspa 2sda ass2 10 1852 JOHN + MILLER
,ur ON :, ~, -, orr -, ,,r, sso,-
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted hurricane deck steamer
shesrfay recommend PERVoUs quaes have
nj ; N P1b no. 9 n my 70 sqy ne
TN zsAIssT TkE ssssks ASp eIS6Eks
"s Ss~o ss sissf 81 C. 'A0AsS0s
cvpr,p,o NM ar - nn.7, ,,,,,,,,, nou,,, AN
oEhTlflcATE of CAPTAIN william BROWN, OF
ToWBoAI PokPolsE.
saFs g. s Rssa 3. @ Th lee
md CMDERs CONSTANTLY falling upon it has had NO EFFECT
~ ,,a 49, mt en- EN- r la h. prprrrr CT ,ru 49,, -
possessing qualities necessary CERTAIN
PROTECTION against the ecs SPARS and ClNDERs con-
y KS a w r LEN FAM LOT 'e purposes SCI
(sgned) WIN. BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Popoiss.
Neworiesns december l. laoi'
o,,,u,,,,,, MT, o,, u,,,, AVN .,r,,,r,
sIAfioEAih or me hANAuEho AND hoENIS
oF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK 90.
WATER FAINT saoesshy s,sS, faiy
opinion with Of the MAGNOLIA and Captain Brown
We cheeruly recommend FAINT SU
PERlOR ARTICLE ~
(Signedl HUGHES VALLETT Il THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
J. P WHITNEY 4 Cog
He~o'ieahs February T. 1921
- - -- = -
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
b.,. ,.aa III. ns,,
am b,isS nS nlos,arJ bnas ~ n ~ al I anS anva ont
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No. T.
I'm Ordinance relating TO Public School Directors.
Resolved That in obedience to the 38th section of the
Act of Consolidation approved by the Legislature of this
State the 2Sd February 1852 there shall be elected by
the Council, at their first regular meeting in the month of
May annually four separate Boards of Directors of the
Public Schools, to wit, one for each District
The number in the First District shall be 81
Second . y
8 Third IL
Fourth :: H.
The Boards thus elected shall meet and enter the
discharge of their duties the Monday following
their election
In the Council fail to elect the day above named
the Board shall not be dissolved but hold until their
successors elected.
[signedl VIM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Alderman.
[Signed1 Trans. ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Sd May, 1852.
[signed A. D. CROSsMhN, Mayor.
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Doby,.s s. Yayringt0n's

DAGUERREoTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET.
This establishment having thoroughly repaired
improved propretors
their PICTURE GALLEKY
in superior style and finish.
n Boperaors fitted out with complete APPARATUS the
prices voghtlander FRENCH Harrisons Lws Heb
Tubes with Box and Tablets for five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates mercan and Frec Cases. Frames,
Stands Baths Chemicals together with article used
DAGUERREoTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand,
VIII ale md retail iunSt
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NOT.
Reoitd mat the salary of the Secretary of the Board
OF Aldermen be and is hereby fixed eighteen hundred
dollars per annum (Slseol.
lSignedl WIN. {. c. CLAIBORNE, President.
tSignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
49,. PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Ado.inen.
Isigneil A D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
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p 7 I, II e

PILES.
IL he confidently stated that
not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR II remedy
removes at once the pain and
John Williams resident OF Hamilton county City
natl feel solemn duty t the community thus publicly
state tha have been troubled with the PILES
during which time have suffered much bodily
OF that time by confinement bed have expended
dred dollars hut purpose connued
persuaded, and finally urged, make DALLEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the awful complaint
utter Amusement as well and hearty and the
boxes Of this precious Ointment ascpbe These facts
willing to affirm to- should make The aemenof old
authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Gincipn thInont
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/ NO. 3.
Resolved, That Mr. Il. A. Michel be unanimously de-
cared duly elected Keeper of the Archives of the city,
and that his salary be fixed at twelve hundred dollars per
| annum ($120o). f..z
[Signedl WIN. C. C. CLAIBORNE. Presideut.
lSigued1 FRANS. ALPuESTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved LIST May, 1851.
[Siguedl 81 A, D. CRQsSMAN, Mayor.
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No. Z.

MAYORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 4. 1852
COMMON CouNcu CRY os NRwoRLXASs.
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. 9 . 8 3 9 = 9 .
Ms G UNTERFE ITS!!N

C0UNTERFEITS .aBOUND!!
~ eneI falsely named PAIN ExTRACTORS Couneri Of
an The worthless who sell them hope that by stealing
ou name hey may induce the public believe that their
Agents ~ ' " w ~ We ~
II, ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
WTaN EN- u U1SEkVE THAT THE NAME III DALEY BE
UlON 1T. '' ava i f
Gsnera Depot for the United States all orders addressed
VIII pe promptly executed. H. DALEY 4 CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New YORK.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
Nv, Isl CHARITIES STREET. NewOreans,
mere all Dealers in the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA, MIS-
sSslPP KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE and City Of LOUIS,
in tie State Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT & CO., ~
(Senera Agapt nraa TpY
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For Erypeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable Other rem
dies may make the diEeae disappear little time but
and the other The
however, completely the anc
eff rts ghcura.
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- AIhANY, May 5, Islb, "a jackson street.
was nine years under medical skill in the ces Of and
hny lhhong nnder the most distressing Eyspa
Illumination Of the Kidneys and with bleeding PLEA
with large Jumps Of the size Of hens eggs prons large bos
body The secreton stopped days.
distress became ntolerab My craked my
mouth was covered with and chest The
in constant burning heat that cold cool H.
In this misery onged for DEATH when
Jasanp Jesire dme
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SULPHUR VApoR BATHS At 2e

1FA COMMERCIAL PLACE. stars.Thee Baths
70 cure CiAGRES FEVER, RHEUMATISM CHIs AND FEVER,
ARCuRAL AND ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN with many
mpurity of the blood The hundreds who
have beer cured by them be produced powerful
agent removing dease We might
viii only h that we can cure the above diseases efec,aly
NIL afflicted with the above like Diseases Try it; and
deec satisfaction ia not given after % money bf
nb5 I've
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oRDRE DU JOUR.

de son mandat, possedera ct -exercera les pou.
volrs ct les drots don't sont invests les Capital
mes Adopte.
Art. 9. Les hommes de police auront a sac
gutter des devoirs jusqu'ici assignes aux Com.
missaires DIES rues, aux Gardes de jour, aux Gar
des De mutt ct aux Gardes de la police du tleuve,
.outes les foisquls seront detaches pour ces SER
wees speciaux. Adopte
Art. 10. Tous les membres du Department de
Ia Police porteront, sur lie cote gauche de la moi
Urine, un cRolssANT en- metal CONNIE emblemc
de ie4r ofhce. II est resolu, dependant, ou'ils
Pourront en- etre dispensks toutes les fois que le
Chef de 10 Police on les Capitaines de District le
jugeront n6cessaire. -
Les Capitaines ct Lieutenants porteront. dune
maniere ostensible. les cmblemes de leur Office.
dansles emeutes, dams les rassemblements tu-
multueux ct dams toutes les occasion OH ii nourra
etre necessaire pour eux de Sc faire reconnaitre
Les hommes de police porteront CONSIGNMENT
leur emhlame, moins gull men soft ordonne
autrement par le Marie, par le Chef de Police GU
par les Capitaines de Districts Adopte.
Art, IL, Nul ne pourra faire partie du Depar-
tement de la Police, sill ma legalement lie droi,
dc suffrage ct sill ne peut lire ct comprendre la
langue anglaise. Adopte r.
Art. IL Tout membre de la Police qui exigers
gu acceptera aucun salaire on aucunel gratifica
uon autre que son salaire legal, pour services
rendus GU rendre, moins den ayoir DOM.
connaissance au Marie, ct den avoir recu pauto
risation par 6crit, sera reyoque Adopte. n, q. :,
Art. Is. Aucun membre du departement de Il
police ne pourra s'absenter de la vile sans unt
permission du marie on du chef de la police,
Adopte.
Art IA. LIE maire nommera un commissaire
pour chacun des marches de la vile dams il
Premier, lie Second ct lie Troisieme District ei
deux colnmissaires, Fun pour lie march6 situt
rue des Magasins, rautre situe rue Sorapuru
dams 10 Quatrieme District. Ces nominations de.
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No. 16.
Resolved That the Mayor furnish certificate that Mrs
Amanda P. Harris is in INDECENT circumstances and that
she is fit subject for the Lunatic Asylum.
[Signed1 WM C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Sgned] FRANS. ALPUENTE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Sd May, 1852.
lssnedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TH0MAssON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the the MAG
NoLlA under command with the BRiDGEWATER PAINT,
eeruy its IMPERVOUS qualities
hesitation pronountlug SUPERIOR my Judgment
a paint efore the public believe CERTAIN PROTEC
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERS 1t
has proved WATERPROOF
months (Siyned,) ST c. THCilASSON,
NewOreans, December 9, 1851.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

~.
She brought to my bed box and applied tina felt
nrdate wherever 1t touched
thoroughly,
To the burning the chest even made Pills Of H. ard
took them which cured valuable
tract being strong and have
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TVS cerite that DALEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR has
ainly salt Rheum thirteen
These fierce have thew both
entirely removed There Medicine has all The
virtues that the Patent reclams nv
observation added to the respectable testimonials
others who have used 1t relief
valuable salve ROSWELL CIIApiN
N Y. N'-N',--''
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I,aSSee le 10 ayfll lSO2
Ordonnancc relative aux impressions de la
| vile, passee lie 20 ayril 1852;
Resolution autorisant Pachat de provisions
pour la maison de travail du Premier District,
passee lie % avril 1852;
Resolution autorisant lie MARIE nommer un
conseil dingenieurs pour examiner Petablsse-
ment du Water orks, passee le % avril 1862 ;
Ordonnance concernant les biblotheaues DIES
Ecoles Publiques, passee lie % anvil 1852;
Resolution pour referer les ati'aires de finances
4 un comite reuni de membres DIES deux Con-
sells, passee lie % avril 1852;
Resolution requerant Pimprimeur officiel de
f9urnir lie journal DIES s6ances en- forme de bro
chure, passee lie % avril 1862.
Je vous TRANSMITS egalement une resolution
adoptee lie % du courant, reffct dc nommer un
comite reuni charge de preparer une ordon-
nance qui devra fixer lordre DIES travaux dams
les deux Conseils, ct j'ai rhonneu lie vous infor-
ner que NM Nixon, Eustis, Hermann, ont etc
choisis CONNIE membres de ce Comite pour repre-
scnker lie Conseil des Assistants Aldermen.
Votre tres obeissant serviteur,
WALTER II, PETERS,
-3' Secretaire
Sur motion de M. Converse, ct apres dispense
des regles, Ia resolution suivaI tc passee par lie
tonseil des Assistants Aldermen es sanctonnee
| Considerant que sous PeInpire de la Constitu-
'aon de Etat actuollement en- velleur il est obi
gyatoire de publier \. cenote-re4llu DIES seances
'le La Legislature ct toWtes les lois reclamatons,
ETC., en- langue anglaise ct FRANCHISE.
Considerant que Ia langue FRANCHISE est la
seule familiere un grand nonitre Inhabitants
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans qui SOM essentiellement
ihteresses, aussi bien que toute antre portion de
| ID population, connaftre les actes, les ordon-
nances ct les resolutions emanant du Conseil
Municipal il est en- consequence
Resolu que lie compte-rendu ofciel DIES sean
chs du conseil de Vile sera public en- anglais ct
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II. ". LONG. EbwtS JOHNSON.
4 ONG & JOHNSON, General Brokers in
Stocks Notes and Exchange Real Slaves
Commercial Place NewOrleans. apis
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-04
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In This county, on Wednesday, 25lh inst.
Mr.. Go. VI. PdsEY and Miss MARGARET
WILEY.
In This county, on Tuesdny. l7th til
Mr.. JAS. SANDERS and Miss FEANcEs Ylck-
ERs.
In this county, on Tuesday, 24ih uli..
by A. s. Randolph. Esqs Mr.. JpHN SPRAY
and Miss Nancy SANDLIN.
In this county. 18Th uit,. by A G. Down.
ing, i1Eq., Mr. JAMES Z PHILIF and Miss
MARTHA A. PiNkERToN.
In Giles county. Mr., JOHN E. Rose and
alis,.AFA D. Rose.
In Giles county. Mr.. FRAScEs NJ. SIsK
and Miss Mary Cross. -
In Giles coanty, Mr.. AUGUSTINE DIcEER-
son and Miss RACHEL PACE.
lnLimes,one county, Ala, Mr. BRowpER
PIcKEr and Miss PARTHENIA Cosby
10 Limestone county, Ala, Mr. SAm6fL
LENTz and Miss ANGELlNE SHoEiAKER.
In Limestone county, Ala, Mr.. JAMES
GooDE and MALINDA c. LENTz.
In Limestone county. Ala, Mr.. "a. II.
W lNsE r. aud Miss HARRILT E. Stokes.
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Thoughts after Sunset
wa9mest sympatIlle

irhe ancient saw, that ':no good can
co,bo ont Of Nazareth, p is familiar to
lt If orr readers. And We doubt
,aI tb,t many there are who are
re4dy 10 say that no real poetry
oaBAt to be expected IN the columns
9TH newspaper Published in village
Eli tbis. We earnestly invite the
ot5sation Of all such to the catsion
On bur first page, entitled ~Thoasshts
of,,r Sunset While We modestly
coaress that re are no poets, and ac-
I knowledge Ourselves incapable OF
testing thoughts in rhyme BY scho-
lagtic rules, we, boldly aver, noverthe-
less. that the production in question |.
i genuine unauthorized poetry OF
tbd first class of excellence: and we
venture the opinion, that Mr.. Prentice
orItbo eT.anisyillo Journal if ap-
Piled 10, viii 50 prone nnce u. we
ILL., mon Of erudilidn andof trae
IL i our mjdss-lovers of the
I'LL beautiful. Will not some of
tbon, examine tits gem, and pro-
laa, =, oninion of it for pullida-
fio NJ IN ,,u,r. !. s,.pr to hesrr
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