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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-04-10

IN DOZ. cans Fresh Oysters, just re-
lO ceived and for sale by G. F. L.
q DoZ. hes, Kentucky Mustard on hand,
- for sale by CIT
DEACH and Plum Jam. put up in cans,
l. for families, for sale by CIT
INFALLIBLE Yeast Powders, warran.
L ted; for sale by CIT
ENINE Salt, in small sacks for family
l. use, Tor sale by CIT
A N assortment Of Catsups and Sauces,
IA for sale by CIT
= DOZ. old sutton Cognac vintage Of
- 1881, for sale-by CIT
p DO f.a Madsi5 ha and Sherry fine .r'i-
IN DOZ. old Rye Whisky, v warranted
-. ~ =. to be as good as ever was MADE ID for
= DOZ old Oposto Port, expressly for in
- valids, warranted a pure article; for
sale by CIT
\ BASKETS l-a pin. Champagne, for
- sale by CIT
A FINE assortment; of Teas BY
A GOOD sy assortment of Pickles c f1' sale
q DOZ canisters Of sporting Powder, for
- sale by CIT
A CASES best Missouri sweet leaf
It Chewing Tobacco, for sale bv
CIT
= DOZ Brooms, for sale by
NJ o. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powder
~. ed do. for sale by CIT
REST Rio Coffee, for sale by
ID CIT
Ok BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky,
~ do Pale Cognac Brandy,
cask superior Brandy,
2bbls each Of Port, Sherry and Ma.
deira Wines, in store and for sale by
CIT
WILL take all the products of the
L country in payment for goods at fair
prices. CIT
WANTED
1900 Bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. CIT.
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Dissolution

VNlih Copartnership heretofore existing
4 between the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith to Charles
F. Tracy, who is authorized to receipt for
the same. all accounts and notes not set.
tied on or before September, will be placed
in the hands OF an attorney for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
80 1852. -;
GALENA AND MINNESOTA
United STATES Mail Line.

Consisting Of three first class boa'S
NOMINEE. Can. o. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, lpt. N. W. LODWICK,
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAKELY.
Leaving tialrna,
The NOMINEE, Capt. O. Smith, Mondays, 10 O'Clock
The DR.. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. Bakely, Wednesdays,
II O'Clock.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. ". W. Lodwick, Fridays,
at II O'Clock
The boats will regularly during the ensuing
Having the mail contract their pnnciusty
be relied They will remain at ST. Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers TO visit the Falls ST. Anthony
For speed and accommodation these boats are unsur-
passed. and attention will be paid Passengers and
Freight They will leave punctuay at the hour I'd.
The Nominee will make the trip to be out
Sunday.
GouiS shipped to the agents st. Louis Gaena,
go by this line, will be forwarded free Of charge.
Gaena being the termini Of the thOroughfares
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
travel from the eastward, destined for the Upper
Mississippi takes passage by steamboat from this point
also, nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade,
from ST. Louis and other ports bellows into this port
for reshpment for points above.
AGENTS.
R + Sass, st Louis, Nelson, Gilbert & Co.,
II Campbell & Co.. Galena Nelson's Landing.
G West, Dubuque, r Read, Lake Pepn.
N Langwor ny, do Hertzell, Point Douglass,
A McGregor, Churchill & Nelson,
Mctircgor's Landing, Saltwater,
W Bri>bos, iu Chen, W Babcock, st Paul,
d Cowes, Lansing, ii Sergent, do
Campbell & Smith, Russell & Rice, St Anthony
La Crosse, James Peck & Co., Chicago.
Galcna, Feb. %, 1852. 26tf
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The CENTRAL RAILRoAD-LocATIoS
OF THE CHICAGO BRANcH-The fact has
at length TRANSFERRED Of the location of
the point Of divergence of the Chicago
Branch on the main trunk of the Central
railway. This point is fixed in Marion
county, in section six, township one
North, about eight miles Southwest from
Salem.
An observant friend at Vandalia writes
us that the directors Of this great enter
prise had, during last week, deposited at
the land Office there, the profles, pats.
&C., fixing this location.-M. Louis pa
per.
STEAMBOAT BOILER DRAuGnr M
PRovENESr.-Mr. Wooster Harrison, of
Port Washington, Wisconsin, has taken
measures TO secure a patent for a new way
OF creating drauglt in steamboat boiler
furnaces. The invention consists in car
rying the draught-gipe or flue of the boil
ating dra,Ight, by partial vacuum.
which is produced near the centre of the
wheel by its revolution. By this means
great advantages are obtained, such as dis
posing with the chimney in canal and riv-
er boats, also, the prevention of danger
by sparks, which are blown into the
water.
New York, March 6.
The demonstration last night in favor
Of Mr.. Webster, owing doubtless to the
incemency of the weather, was not so
large as his friends had reason 10 expect.
The Metropolitan Hall was about half full
during the greater part of the evening,
many of our most prominent merchants
were on the platform. George Griswold,
Esq, President, assisted by large num-
Der Of Vice Presidents. H. H. Everett
read an address to the meeting which was
received with great applause.
Moses II Grinnell presented a series
Of resolutions which concluded by nomi-
mating Daniel Webster as candidate for the
Presidency, at the next election-subiect
to the approval of the Wing National Con-
vention.
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FARMERS LOOK HERE!
VNILLOUGHBY g. POWERS hav

w a thoroughbred Arabian
and French stallion, four years
old, is hands high and well pro-
porIioned, of a dapple cream
color, possessing all the beautiful
form, ambition, speed & strength
OF the full-blooied Arabian, and
the heavy bone aud hardy Con-
stitutiOn Of the Canadian French
hOr-e.
All persons wishing to i'm
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TIIUS. p. REED & co..

" GUILD respectfully announce to the citizens Of st.
w Paul and the territory generally, that they have
Just opened fresh and splendid stock choice liquors
consisting of the best quality OF brandes, gir whiskey
rum Wines cider, &c. Aso groceries and provisions
every description, which they offer for sale at the lowest
prices for cash. Merchants and traders the country
are respectfully invited to give them call.
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FIRE MARINE INSURANCE,
PY the Undersigned agent for the Protection Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn. Policies issued upon the
most favorable terms by
W. P. MURRAY, Agent, Minnesota.
ST. Paul. February %, 1852 24-Im
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Consisting Of three first class boats:
NOMINEE, Can. o. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, C,pt. NJ. W. LODwICK,
DIR. rankin. Capt. Il. BLAEELY.
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presentant, 81 FamendemeDt est accepts par les
deux tiers des membres eus dams chaque Chambre,
insere process verbal ayec lie par oui ct
par non lie Secretaire dEtat lie era publer en-
eais ct francais trois mos avant reection gene
rale des Representants la Legislature, dams un
journal moins, dams toutes les paroisses de Etat
on il Sc public Journal L'amendement ainsi
propose sera ensuite soumis peuple relection
generale suivante, ct sill approuve ct rattle par
"a majorie des eecteurs il fera des Iors partie de Ia
Constitution. 81 pusieurs amendments sont propo-
ses en- meme temps, lis seront soumis au peupe de
manere ce que les eecteurs pussent voter pour on
contre chaque amendment separement.
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. No

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. No
n Co hsvn xresoly ed
~ unfvaled Business have
ns and genuine popular Paten. e
,h tne Uucd Ststes them coruaptIv
pres ~ ,s a ample assortment At ar
ny n they offer for the
sny a.bs IN assomss which
elty havng mad
SAFE Of Patent Medcins they acquired fn NV
upniy H. .rps y most scale pepardto
al n nhns
AT a. 9rif be Mi assortmsnt ~
sE PATENT MEDICINES foiiowns III eomSsss
part OF their assortment and
twenty to tbs
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S'" 9s,. s'.i ass, is ss;:: ssss
van T S;:s':s S ;;;i.s
mo- in 'Ai, . s;s'
nR. DAvIYs SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
fssis sRcse ss ssz' s5Ss
npasaa 81 :. ... e
IaVs1 '"s''
FROM Me- JOHN D. MORGAN Druggist.
se 'iy as Ii.
Asthma on gentleman of Ohio think 70 sell isass
FROM Mn. EDWARD ROBBINS, Druggist
8. = isn nj Via
Il ,sfssss l.
81 sss1s an he Dss'
als Il. %sssiss K. public
intention Of psh,hng certificate
for the authenticity of which r,.pooahs
M s nSsnso forwarded respectable Dx Mr. How
FROM TIE WESTERN EMPIRE.
n. much g pss ssy 3; . sos
By &. 'a as e ss. & Il b. h. s,sa %
essy
Colds as most 4 s,ss 4ss.s s%sSy
EEssefrom Letter from " Eion, Merchant Of R.s.osn Baess
county, Pennsylvania
IL sss
and took incidence under he msd
me .as ss = s but
T renewed s s H. s
sodhalk Warminntsr townhp county He known ali
ss 1 man. and it that
pav' c0mp'and Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar;
FL sss ys &
violent cough hsrns 70 pro-
is' s s s.,
Sa
IT, ssd
sss Ss
Fh rs aa ss
e. two IN % r I'D sss s,s
WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
FROM fssss ,. D.r |
u s' p.. "i
s rance sas s % % $ Is
ing been very great addition syps he ze.s
,s MI
bssp subject splitting attended
VA sss;ps s' e sset
' sas I'd s D
hottie. It's
I'd sfspai # s Sc ,g
is s Ssssa ] E
well frequently hear:
FROM Dn. VAUGHAN and RUSH,
1'A fTa'"s 1A'''ar =. sn :. GI ~ Is.: ,s.,
W. & FIVE @ . " q
we can sSs' i5fs ;Hsss ss'.a
e III ;: T
FROM DR. W. s. MACINTOSH.
The .s. wild ~ 'sSsI
sRs my h % N
md N s
:s9 joseph ns ss q.
writing &, agency for he above article.
@ write e ifs aa me two dozen A IF s.v
1D &. s Ii.
several il autay
s
.sls. and ssasions 1893 Phadpha January
FROM s. s. sryENs.
increasing Do send me ~
M.... s, f..
6. T
snaeiaon er decided sppsd %
& ss
Cherry Tar 4 which bottles entirely
gsadiss ali like aesd,
.a.Asss.y ;As
aatT iiss's and the err
1 @ word ~ sRsa from s 6
whes. Paint No certificate vii sssr
1bse b.su for q
ID s
pa isas @ s ,s
| s IL a As ss
psseIptens rom oas
5s X; sssafs
fhs
doom bslow Schuykf Sixth, south side.
s Ct ns @ sy sh
ce esspS sssa
he 20 a
ss
Ind s ss in an. health sa ss ss M with
the e sa,1,as II
ss ssss NC
ssass aasssy ia
ssa. H is
nss 70. Sssa q,
and has held various odcss Of honor and responsibility
s.s1s ssIss es..ss
Dr. pns o sSa as ]
Cherry and Tar relieved me in few Doses
and b. Sssr sss s
before she TsS.s n4H : 4
:s "es';s; 81 Fs' :,
VNTHsKY-4oo Dbls divers ana Aasse'i s.
w for sale by CONVERSE 4 CO.. 81 T'h0uplona street,
! ---1nsVY-a half barrels in store and Tor
WHLISsnr 4. HART : co.. ~ f'A'14"''- ''''''
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TITRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION .PUBLIQUE.

Art. 1911 sera elu surntendant de l'instruc-
ton publique qui tonctions pendant une
periodic de deuX annees Ses devors seront presents
par la lo ct il recevra 10 traitement que xera la LIE.
glslature N eanmoins FAssemblee Generale pourra
par un vote de la majorite des membres elus aux
deux Chambres abo!ir la place de Surintendant de
INSTRUCTION pubilque, quand ellie jugera que cette
place n est plus necessare
Art. 6.-LAssemblee Generate etahlra DIES
ecoes gratutes ct publiques dams tout rEtat ct de-
vra pourvor leur entretien au moyen dune take
generate sur les prophecies on autrement. LIE mon
tant alns percu obtenu de tsute autre facon
distribute entire les differences paroisses proportion
nelIement nombre d'enfants libres ct bancs
quelles renfermeront ct de Page indique par FAsz
sembee Generate.
Art. 137.-Le produit de toutes les erres conce-
dees jusqu'a ce moment par lie Congress DIES Etats-
Uns Get Etat pour Pentretien des Gcoes ceIui de
toutes les erres qu pourront dams Pavenlr etre
cedees on eguGes PEAT, sans destination espresso,
ct don't Etat pourra plus tard dsposer, ansi que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues a Etat, coniorme-
ment la loi, reseront Ell la possession de / Eat
tire de pref ct formeront rente perpetuee don't
Etat acquittera annuellement Pinteret raison de
six pour cent. Get neret joint Il ceu remis par les
Etats- Unis a Get Etat, tire de depot, en- vertu
dune oi du Congress du 80 jnin 1886, ahecte,
ansi que la totaite de Ia rente des terres nonyen
dues, Tentretien des ecoes publiques ct cette al
location restera involabe.
Art Isle revenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordee jusqu'a ce moment d Get Etat
par .e Commencement Federal, pour rentre ten une
mason d'education, que la vente ait deja lieu
quelle s'accomplisse plus tard. ansi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation quelconque fate I Etat
dams lie but cdessus indique, formera rente per-
peuelle, don't lneret, rason de six pour cent par
an, sera applique l'enreen dune institution des-
tinee progress de la literature, des ct DIES
sciences La Legislature ne pourra voter aucune lo
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes un
autre but que la creation ct pamelioration de rinst
tuition susdte.
Art. l39-L' Universite de la Louisiana, situee a
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenue telle qu'ee est
maintenant etablie.
Art. lola Legislature pourra voter les lois
quelle ugera necessares pour reglementer ulterieu
rement rUnversite favoriser les progress de la lit
terature ct de la science ellie sera dependant pas
obligee de concourir par subvsntion lentreten
de i Unlversie.
TITRE TX.
REVISION De LII CONSTITUTION
Art. l4l.-Tout amenaement cette Constitution
peut etre propose au Senat on la Chambre des Re
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PILLS,
Chinknsr's Sugar-coatsd PurKalf,
Paris Life,
Moiiatt's Life,
Wrlxhps Indian Vesetab1e,
Erandrsth's Vegetable Unjvsvszl,
Morrisons Hygeisu,
Lees New London.
Cooper's,
Andsrson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purxatiys,
Hiboard's Anti bilious Family,
Swayrs's Sanativs,
Hsrricts Sugar-costsd,
6appington's Fever and kayus,
covel's Rheumatic,
Grasffsnberg,
speuser's Vegetable,
Winer's Chsmomils,
Perhan,
Allebaaia' Health,
AlisbaAia' Ague,
Eynra' Chamomile,
Vaadtz'a Anti-biiiou4.
Ingoldby's Pile,
yayne's Ague,
HAlsey'a Gold.
COUGH REAfKpIrs,
Shermnn's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian.
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Ts,.
Winer's Elecampanes
Wistsr's Balsani,
Thompson's Tar and Napths.
Jayne's Expectorant
DuDcan's Expectorant,
Bartholomew Expectnrant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Sweyns's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmouie Syrup,
Tayior's Bsisarn Liverwoft.
BITTERS.
Mohat's Phnuix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herriek's,
PANACEAS,
SWANS,
Houck's,
Callen's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALVES,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawleys Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Bl ,kae
Tousey's Master Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAliatsr'R Vegetsble
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific,
TONES. 4
Rowand's Improved AIixturs,
Southern Mixture,
NorrIais MIXTURE,
Jayns'a Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East lndia,
Van Reeds,
Wyukoop .,
Bailey's.
Il All articles in the Medicine
mi he arfnplied nn anu.IJ,, l
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PLASTKRa-
Sherman SPeor Man,s
Allebas: toorMaa,r vi.
AIlebns.s ldiARubbef Rect
The !mpro, ed Poor Mans.
Jew Dayid's or Hebrsy.
Peter's Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian.
Whites Maehias Spread stysussn.
Writings Strengthening,
Ridd'a Imperial,
HeTick's Roysl,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Barsine's Lotion,
Davies Horas,
Hunts Hayes', scinns', Hevsss
TOOTH PASTEa,
shsr,nsu's Compound Orris Tooth.
Thompsod's Aromatic Tooth.
Jonesfs Toothache,
LOZENGES.
Shsrman's Cough, Worm Canpho
Ching's Worm,
Wistss's Couzh.
DROPS.
eoiomou's Toothaehs,
Sherman's Toothachs,
Wilkams'z To- ess.sehs.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn's Extract,
Wlner's Arcanum Extract.
Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Refer,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
vaughn's DithoutriptIc.
Oegood's Indian Choloeosua
Halsey's Forest Wine.
Mn. Hayes Dysentsry Cordial
Cdllen'a Female Specific.
Sallen's in1aI Vegetable Remedy
noWands Magic Lotion,
Bella Army Tincssrs,
Dsvis's Depurntive Ertract
Jayne's Alternative,
lsyns's Hair Dye,
Sayns'a CaYIainstiys.
Rowand's Csrminasivs.
Balm Columbia.
upham'l Pile Elsesuary.
yonea's Chemical soso.
Cumpton's Balsam,
Ihompson's Eye water.
- y Al6fe' hye w 8t3E
Perry Davis's Pain killer.
Jones's Hair Restorative,
yones's Lilly White,
BeaPs Hsfr Restorative.
Soda Powder, Colognsr.
Meen Fun,
Circasaian Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid.
Bailey Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream.
Bartine's Hair Lotion, -
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
L4anotte . French Remedy.
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
8ailey's Sugar-costed Capsuiea
Bagie's Hyperian Fluid,
" hseler's Tssberry Toothachs
Iones's Nectar,
cavai's Anodyne Cordial,
salm Of Thousand Flowefy.
8arnes's Pile Lotion,
]. Fahnastock's vermifugs,
3ailey's Group Syrup,
worry Paste Blacking,
Macaaenr Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucira Cordial,
Iurington's Ba!xam,
BTitish Oil,
Seidlitz Pc xdera.
Oh,
Extracts, Soap, etc., etc,
ne not mentioned in this esta,oavs
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ClGARS:70,O 900 Havana. direct importation.
~ Club Club Media Regala Los Dos Henanos Regaa Dos
manes Media Rseala In fatr FL Judo Eante FL Juio
Media Regaa C:uraias Segslia, sale by =,
aust o. FERD. KENNETH CO.,
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VNTHIsKY-4oo Dbls divers and kussels'
w for sale by CONVERSE co. 81 TsA0upiloaa street.
v-u1sKY-a6 half barrels, in store ana Tor
WHLsSsnn 4. j, HART Co, ~ TaA'A'4i"''A '-'.
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REVISION DE LII CONSTITUTION.
Art. l4l.-Tout amendment cete Constitution
peut etre propose au Senat on la Chambre des Re-
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ONSTITU TION
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie peuple de 7 Etat de la Louisiana, ttabs-
sous OF decretons cette Constitution.
,CITRE PREMIER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
The False independents"
FIGURES.

Can it be possible that the credit of this great city is
dependent on the choice for Comptroller between Mr.
Calhoun and Mr. DeBuys and for Treasurer between Mr.
Garland and Mr. Bright and if So that the last named
gentlemen in each case will not contrast favoraby with
the others What charms there in the Calhoun
and Bright with the European capitalists upon whom
are to depend for financial relief according the indie
pendent doctrine? Will they start spirit than
those of Deuys and Garland do they become the
better Is the name of the Mayor the principal ocerin
the city government of no concern?
attended both the meetings of the Independents at
the American Theatre to be enlightened the subject
the advantages to be derived from the choice of their
mnees over those of the wing of the democratic
yenions, but 10 and behold all heard speech
about railroads and visits to Nashville and Jackson by
Mr. Robb, and chiefly about Mr. Robb No reasons were
offered to show in what way the credit of the city
enhanced by the election of their partial and imperfect
ticket Instead of giving the people light they withdrew
from them the only light that apparent at the meet
ing Truly there was more expended from the stage
than came from the gasomcter of the Gas Company.
Let not the wings be deceived by such false lights but
let them vote for their party nominations if they do not
wish to see themselves sold to the enemy. That is the
only way in which they both show and make them
selves ISprrESpESr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
NQbIe MHIk.

That highly valuable diamond ring. belonging Leigh
ton SO Canal street will be ratified for at the GEM sa-
loon, this evening at 81 O'Clock There are few num-
bers yet untaken, but the diamond in question of
unusual splendor, application should be made at once
We like to pay visit to II. D. Hewitt 80 Camp st-his
musical looks always cheerful and elegant no
matter how the weather may be. Our accounts of his
extensive sales do not of astonish readers for
Hewitt hardly receives stock Of songs general
sheet music before its rapid sale obges him order
other varied supply In the way with his Partisan
Network pianos, flutes. guitars ctc.-their workmanship
and tone command purchasers at
We understand that the managers of the late Southern
Art Union intend establishing second collection of the
nature great the public satisfaction at their
recent rattle of oil paintings and engravings This as it
should be- for in other part of the Union people
ter paronize artistic works Of merit than NewOreans
The Southern Art Union will therefore be reopened 47
Common street The puncual ulfmcn of their promises
by the managers at the last rattle will guarantee for
the next one.
The large demand ut the present day for light literature
arises in great measure from increasing facilities for
travelling People during journeys like something to pass
away their time and the wonders of steam induce
persons to travel every year As natural consequence
such establishments have sprung up that of G. J.
Walker. Exchange Alley, who is constantly renewing
his extensive yet well selected of light reading
publications.
Giddon's magnificent Panorama of the valley of the
Nile river through Egypta Nuba open the public
this evening, at Commercial Exchange Hall st. Charles
street. most interesting oral description is given by
Mr. Gliddon, the well known lecturer on Egyptian
Archaeology.
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The Treasurer.

Mr.. Geo. Y. Brigham immemorial candi-
date for any and every office; Mr.. John Duncan
the democratic nominee; and Col. VIM. H. Gar.
lana, the wing nominee, are the candidates fol
TINS ofhce-Treasurer of the city.
Mr. Kobb, the self-boasting controller of one
sA1h q the entire debt of the city has specially
directed all his discount and banking influence
20 deleat the wing candidate for Treasurer,
ooi' VIM d. Garland. There is no more high.
toned' honorable, liberal and charitable gentle
man IN the city of New Orleans, than VIM. II.
uariand' Even Mr.. Robb, with all his unscru-
puious malice and sneaking insinuation, has
never dared make direct charge against him
lie has only sought to smother him beneath dis
count, banking influences, -insinuations
The manliness and fair-mindedness of the
people must revolt at this game of cruel malice
autocratlc dictation, moneyed influence and
cowardly insinuation-false in every word and
syllable. Let the verdict of the people be given
at the polls.
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boring Judge Winters massacre of twenty demo-
cratic watchmen, on the LIST June, 1847, will
make queer faces at this nomination. Whether
they will swallow him or not, will depend upon
the state Of their digestion.
His opponent, Thos. H. Shields. has not, like
Judge Winter, been a salaried officer for many
years. First poor boy, then an industrious
mechanic, now mechanic and self-made man,
having faithfully and honorably filled many
offices which gave not one cent Of pay, he asks
his fellow -citzens for the first time, for an Office
of profit Mr.. Shields is of the race of young
men, always consistent, but never violent in
politics; capable, Jealous, and conscientious in
every trust, known and esteemed for integrity
and intelligence, prominent in every movement
for charitable purposes and the public good, he
has fair claims upon the favor of the people.