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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
For New orleans

Four 7tmss Week n Ia
THIHk ane Steamer EMPEROR. Capt.
Al CorrER, aud NEW LATONA, Capt.
Hoop.K, lrsves Bayoa Sara, every Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, after the
arrival Of the Cars from Wsodsile.
Tho EMeEror, leaves Now 0resns Satur.
4ay, evening, and "Wednesday morning. Ths
Nsw Llroxl, on Monday evening, and FRI
day morning.
ser. 81, ls53--ly
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g OC e RTE s.,

In STORE, all kinds Of Flour, Lard, BY the
Abanel, keg, and retail Goldfish, Mackerel
in half-barrels, kits, and retail; Herrings
Lard oil, Hams, Beef and Buffalo Tongues,
Dried Beef. Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugars;
Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Salt, Pickles. Sardinss,
Sal Soda, Carb. Soda, Lemons, Apples, Coniee-
iionaries of all descriptions Fine and com.
mon chewing Tobacco, smoking do. Mustard
Kstchup, and Sauces, Raisins, Frunes soap,
Candles.
All kinds cf Wines, and Liquors all KINDS
sf Cheese. Soda Biscuits, Batter CrAcxeih
Pilot Bread, Cursnts, Spices, Syrups Go1d'a's'
kc.. &c. # w. L. JENsb
sep. 1e--sm
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

A yonng man named
Fofsyth. from Newyork
city. being confined III
the isilRs Augusta, Ga
last week while ondef
the influence OF delirum
uetfens. BY some means
obtained possession Of y
razor. apd committed
suicide BY cusIihg his
throat. f
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

IL ID Ilinds county
Miss. The people of three
owhships have voted q.
gainst granting hcenses
sar the retail 81 spifiIons
liquors.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
Meanwhile the epamoted

excess Of Joy. Meanwhile the ensmofed
fair one hung fondly over Him. and---
Slowly tie eyes Of Samuel Smith opened
---he gased wildly aboat hiin--the.i meets
ing the ardent gaze Of bis lascr. he blushed
deeply, aud from behind his handkerchief
family fatsted ont" Ask my ma"
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
y q m b e 2 4S

Ckasws Fesxy---Ths
Saip csuniIinS. Captain
Day. arrived yesterday
irom Navy Bay with the
most part OF heF crsw
down sick with tho Isg-
mus fever. when the
ship arrived in the river.
there was only fosar men
besides the officers able
TO work the ship TyEs
Data.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Thomas F. Mesgher.
the gifted Irish exile. de.
liscfed q lecture ih New
York. on Thursday evg.
last. ii the MssropoIitsn
Hail. npon Austfilia!
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

~ The National ImelI,gehcei denies.
"on the very hest Authority, tile story star,
ted by Id Cy0aied. tie Spauisii paper IN
New York. that our Government had Offer
ed Spain $4,000, ,oOd lot the Island %
Cuba. N
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07


SevrB CARoLisA. cohcl6dilg pas
sage u the Governor's message are desot.
I'd to the Southern question. and reitefsts.
in the strongest terms. the Sonih Carolina
view Of the compromise, and the South Car
olina vaccinations Of as failure. Tbs course
offhe State Convention last year IN abstain
ing from separate secession is approved. ne
a Necessity. created by the division of SEN
timent in the State, as 20 the time and man
ner Of seeding. Butiu the opinion Of Gov
Means safety has not been secured 70 the
Sonth. aud there Is no reason TO hope that
the present quiet wili be Of long duration.
His expectation 10 that farther aggressions
which will surely come. will convince the
Southern States that .she written law up
on which netonly the properly Of the South
but RepubIiesuism its<lf. depends. Is no
longer safe in the Union." and that there
will rise. and "eithsr force their rights
10 be respected In the Union. OF take their
place as Southern Conisdsracy among the
nations Of the earth :
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
u. y. Mail Packet-Twice q
Week.

yCHE fine new double engine .V~.s- n
passenger Steamer G lPSY, $C
Capt James H. Ure, leaves New -
Orleans every Sunday morning at o'clock
and every "Wednesday mornimg at o'clock
Tor the Coast Plaquemine, Port Hudson, Wa
ssrleo, Bayou Sara and intermediate landings,
Returning leaves Bayou Sara OH Monday and
Thursday, after the arrival OF the Cars.
MENARD & vIGNAUD, AGENTS.
jss-iy rs Bienyille st., New Orleans.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

~ Two men were aSfally muiils:sd
by the prematire explosion OF a cannon
dndbg tie preparation FOR torch>light pro.
cessicb of the Democrats 1t Bethelhetii Pa.
on the goth tit. Die Of the victims lost
both drins and the other Sne arm.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Jfeaning sf " 7'ezas s"4Ii ha. exceed.
ingIy puzzled many persons 10 detefnRine
the real meaning Of The word Texas" IL
originated i'd a coHplet used BY tie esrlier
emigrants TO that land Of prortiise -
when every land rejects Us,
This Is tho soil that freely takes uss
The word 'rexas IS corruption Of the
pliarse used intbe last line.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
&eaa,GOal,.
Nrw PACKET,

NEW PACKET
FOR wlIiamspOrt. Bayou Sara Port hnd-
,Ou. Waterloo. Baton Rouge, and inter.
mediate Ports.
urUuA DONNA..Capt. Brady,
In place of the e. ID. White,
THE new aud splendid boat.
BELLA Donna. will leave New
sOrIeans every SATURDAY EVENING,
a, 5 o'clock, and Bayou Sara every WE'D
NESDAY, after the arrival ofthe cars. RI
Aug. 81. 1852. . 1y TO 81
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

l1-A dispatch from Philadelphia an.
aounces that Gen Pierce will START for
the south about the lst Of February.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
AN ADDRESS
DELIVERED IN wooDvILLE. MISS.

On e OccasOn Of he Celebration by Asyinm Lodge No.
GO, Of fhe centeni al Anniversary Of Ghe ,s-.-.
Initiation Of fGEoRGg WAsmSGrox, sa. \. .1 s1
into the mysteries Of Free .IsHesr I'D ..
rr ..a.# s.. s M MGsoary, lr af tar1. ...a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24

We have very little room To give even the pro
ceodng', much less to speak II the result Of the
Democratic State Convention, which has Just
been held We must BE- allowed to say, hnwev.
er that the proceedings II no convention Of the
democracy Of this state, ever held, have given
more unbilnded satisfaction in this region OF
III. nominee for Governor, Hon J. A MATTE.
SON We have spoken heretofore, anil shall,
doubtless have occasion 10 say much more here.
after II; has all along been our first choice
and while We pledge him the undivided and
cheerful support OF the democracy Of La Sale,
whose first choice he also was, We feel conf
dent that, although good men and true were OPP.
posing candidates IN the Convention none were
better qualified for the Office, or would receive
more cheerfllly the support Of the whole democ.
racy Of the state.
The candidates nominated for Secretary II
State, Treasurer, anil Auditor are all r,,ht, aud
give universal satisfaction The north will 20
the ticket with a rush, AMI We feel assured
from the harmony which so precminpnty gharac.
tsrized tho proceedings Of the convention, that
the south will do her du'y.
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Extra Session Of the Legislature.

The following proclamation has us, been issued
BY Gov French. II will be seen the Governor
includes nearly al the ordinary subject. Of legs
hton: AMI indeed it is difficult to conceive how
closer DETERMINATIONS could have been Justly
made.
Auousru. c. FagScH. Governssof the STATE of
W,nois 10 all to uhom these present shall
eo,ne--GREErIS6
WHEREAS it j. provided by tie 10th section Of
the I h article 81 the constitui on Of this state.
that the governor may, "n extraordinary occa.
sions convene the general as-epbly, by procls
nation :" and whereas, there are matters III i'm.
portancc, which in my --tmntion, require the
early attention IL the grnerala-sembly
Now. therefore. |, Augustus c. French. COVER.
nor Of the tate "f Illinois, bY virtue "f the prn
vision If the constitution af,-said. do, by this
NV proclamation. convene the general assembly.
and appoint Monlay. the 7rh day If June, 1852
for the meeting thereof, At which time the mem
bers Of the sen tte and Lou.e nf representatives
will assemble in the CITY If Springfield, and give
confederation To the sui jet matters embraced il
the ohlrcta herein Get forth. ,owit
To- provide FIR the rl-ci"a Of Representatives
TO the SD congress Of the United States Inde
the census # 1850;
To provide f,r bringing info market lands re-
served from sale under an actapproved Feb 7Ih
A D 1881;
t. provide COR the expenses Of surveying an,
selecting swamp and uvcI!iUwed Lands, aud fu
the disposal u sud lrnd.
| To provide fr giving effect to propose,
amendmrn, to the 18Th article Of the constitution
relating To the two mill tax, in c,se such amend
mcnt shall he approved by the people;
To provide for the application Of the collcg
and seminary ia i. in accordance with the term
Of the grant by the general government;
! To provide Tor an amendment OF the con.titu
ton, regulating sessions Of the general assem-
/ bly;
/ To amend m act Of the general assembly. en-
| titled AN act to exempt homestead> from sal
on execution" approved Feb 18th 1885,
To provide for the settlement fclains again,
I the state,
| To provide for the adjustment Of stock NJ
| count between the state and State Bank Of III
n"is aul to make further pr"i,inn for the ST.
Element Of the atflirs Of The Bank Of Illinois.
10 amend hr revenue Laws;
Ia amend the law relating to conempts {
court;
10 regulate the time Of holding circuit court.
To amend the township organization, and RIA
laws;
To amend charters. pass acts Of incorporate
frr railroads, plank rnad., and other purposes
To provide for the safe ol estates oi ins"n
per on'
10 authorize certain cities, fowls and couniit
to barrow mursy and levy taxes 10 meet u
same
To amend the law rouirrniliy right Of WI
for purposes Of internal improvement;
To give validity to grants and conveyance
yb lnlI he In ~ 'l,ts trtl- n ut
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Drum & Crosby; Sommrr. & White; S Perry
& Co. Fisher x Mcleod, Chinese Sal"nG; Sruo.
rita Jesus Hotel lie Commerce; j Smith, luin
Der dealer; g. Bartlett, lGmLcr dealer; Z Ham
lton, carpenter; G. johnson & Co. buIldcrs;
Ruckley h llrlse saddle manufactures; Hugh
Lynch G. Armstrong Jerome Filco.
Oher places on the Yuha Feather, S,aniau'
CalaYeras, AMI Moquelumnc Rivers suffered quite
a. largely, in proportion, as Sacramento and Ma
ry-vilIe. Nearly all the bridges in til, country
we're swept away, and The growing crops ia the
valleys nearly destroyed.
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Tailoring,
TO FarmerS---PlOWs!

We hnVr IaTEt Ns-UTIHltNI UT -
Breaking StuJbie, Corn Shouei I!o~''
which We should like to show yon, whether you
want to buy or not. ms We Halter ourselves, amer
the experience we have had, We can show you
Piows that Can't be Beat,
We have taken extra pats in selecting our
steel and timber 80 we warrant all OF our Flows ~
every respect equal. II not better hnn can be found
any where else.
We have also large assortment OF Rolling
Cutters ready TO attach TO the | lows II wanted
they being approved OF by most OF those that u,s
them. All those that want Plows, please call at
the Steam Flow shop, and examine, before you
buy Flows that are made a hundred miles oil. and
sent 10 The stores here. 10 be- prdJled out.
March l3-u PlaBRuKg &. DRxw.
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THE FLOOD At M,RySviTrr

MarysyiIlc suffered immensely also from the
flood. The lower part If the city, comprising
the business part Of the place, wa, from Elk to
fourteen feet under water. Several houses were
swep, away and anumbcr Of live. lost, The Ma
rysvile Herald of the s,h estimate. the loss o
property at from 100000 to $50 600 and give,
the following list Of some ol the principal suffer
ers.
Peter Robinson; Pacific Hotel: Anc'ono
U#.., l..O.u uul CIV. D ... steamboat ~
a.c. ,..u# N.ov l. Co.. fr., d. ',.J.s. crook
y... N".. .e.n &. Co., JHlg NIG CD,
. t.. .. D.a.. d U.c. NC ..., Is
.n.-. N.u. r..u. & "u.. 1880. IS c..
A. Ea...l c., ea. W I,... * u.. N....
. . .... g.. ....... U..s lm..B Dove
oil. .wHaUn.T.. .g.. . T.. a. .
...a, a.Uu. IS Co., E.t... IH' r
France; Ford Lathrop u Co., run.,. q c.,
Harrington i lI4t.ltire Blanchard 4 Gan;
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have terms to Indicate cheat, liar. thief murder,
or, coward, fool, lazy man, drunknrI, babber !,
but have never heard an mpncation or oath
The genius Of the language does not seem to favor
the formation Of terms to he used IN oaths or for
purposes Of profanity. II is theresult of the oh
srrva,inn Of others, as well my own. to say that
an Indian cannot curse"
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The Washington Monument.

The design ui til, noble structure which when
iiui- he'd Will be The lufIest IN the world, wa
conceived more than twenty years ago and ~.
NrHtcrn wears ago society WAS formed iur the
purpo-rof carrying it into effect, aud the city ut
Washington was designated as the lnc,lun. b,
means If contributions money enough has been
collected To- raise the monument to the height al
one huudicd and five feet. about one fifth uf the
proposed elevation. The funds are now c1hau>
ted and the people are now called upon for iurth
cr contributions. MIR Waterson the secretary ut
the Sn,irtv, publishes n card. in which he says
that the blocks at stone which have been sent fruCl
the different states associations &c, tn be placed
IN the monument. have done but lItlr 10 add IL
ITS elevation, though they may c,u'rlhuc Ia IT.
interest. That tie public may understand how
expensive such u structure must necessarily he
Il may he proper to state that each course oftw
feet IN height costs upwards of $4,000. though
executed with the srrictcSt regard 'n economy
The materials aud labor with small annual
com rcnsaliun allowed tn the suprrin',nlrn' and
a sill smaller to the architect amount to the ~
prn,lliurc which has been mentioned and the
board # managers arr we'll satisfied that, had tn,
work been unlrrt ken hv the government, II
would have cos, double the amount u' the cost 81
the uheli.k Sufu
From two IT, three courses cnn b" completed II
a month which require from four to Xix houSrn'
dollars while the monthly contribution. have MI
averaged for the past half year more than Nv,
thou,ani dollars II will therefore, lie obvious
that the work must necessarily be stopped il
more ardct aud patriotic feeling does not pre-
vail among the people of this rnunrv, and {
more extended and liberal contribution lie no
made.
To show with wha, case this great object cculr
he effected ii is only necessary 10 state that tire,
cents from each white nhnhitdnt of the UniteC
States would he sufficient to complete tht
monument in n few years and vet such ap
pears to be the apathy and Indifference exist
ing in relation To tins noble undertaking thai
even that small sum canno, be obtained fnr :,
patriotic and glorious pnrpose.-Spri"gfelc
ROsisier
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs his friends and the
- public that he has Just opened Meat Market at
his new building ON the corner north NJ the Court
House Square. III Ottawa where he willie happy to
supply his ricndsand the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetables olall
kinds also kept on hand.
No M1rkei on Sunday The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab.
hath SEM VI 1870
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Mr.. Scloolcraft, who has for many years clos

Mr. Scloolcraft, who has for many years close.
" studied the characteristics Of the Indian
race thus puts tho profne pale face 30 .le
Nu.h
.Wn. H"s. OBJ, 'r..r may %, accused r'
."' Mn. I....... ."...E ... t".'. lu.."
ua,.t,. ANA du not awe, uul ,uy word winch r-
moro bitter ar rrprua,hrl than ma,duaunemo.
ash. which indicates simply bad dog. Many ol
their nouns have. however, adjective infections
By which they are rendered dcrnsative. They
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24
Something New .

" w, C. GOODlNG would inform public
~. thai he is now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles, which me decidedly
ahead oiany,hing vet mlroducrd iot strength safe
ty. and convenience Cali mud examine then, Tor
yourselves ut his old stand OF the sign OF the CITY
Harness Shop, on Columbus street lie will nlso
keep an assortment o harness with cd style buckles
as good and as cheap as cnn be- purchased any.
where sept IL
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u,lr <hcri.-Tuv LI,t. &c.

AZ the IA Sale county and Living ton coun'y
Tax Lists have come upon u, at one time, We are
compelled. IN order to hc able to get both out IN
time to meet The requirements Of the law. to Is.
sue but half sheet this week The Livingston
list appears to day. and the Ia Sale viii appear
in our next. \, nearly all 1T uur Sort. are al.
ready set up in the latter, we have been rnaJle
togot up number Of advertisement. which have
been handed in but which We hope to be able to
get into next weeks paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24

U....., Ly.-,.x,
81, q. 'i,,.',. -, ~,
- Ni. WI,.L
III
=, ~ -
=" 10 IiI
T" IT,, 49, ~ '-'',,.''
'"''' o''''''"''' S"r
me convention a." ap"n'eu uelrSN'S from
e''h congress- "N','' I" 'h' p''' l"oe CON
ycnn"n, AMI recommended mat the Delegates To
bhuW'rc act q" UNI ON q" questions '"u'hl"i
ne NOMINATION. "i Candidates I"f I'e''"eht ana
Wee PRESIDENT
The following Democratic State committee was
selected:
j. A. McClrmand, Josiah NcRuherts, ChaS.
Swccny. aud Thus l. Harris, for the state at
large, and one from each congressional district,
as fellows,
! Vim. II SNYDER.
. Finnry d Preston
3. Il W Henry.
4, +. Wilcox
5. NJ. W Drlahay.
jos, SIhley
Z. Chas II, Lrmphirr.
The committee ON resolutions reported a series.
which were a,oplrd hut ". have not received
a COPY, aud must puhi.h them hereafter. The
iallowrg resolutions were also adopted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24
OSBORN a VNN VisANkLN,
NJ the sign OF
The Cigar Saloon,

VI NV " II1I''I
HANING fitted up rooms tor tins express pur.
i l. pose beg !, ave to announce 10 the inhabitants
oi la Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor the hcnrtI OF all humay give them call
lhgy keep on hand OTSTERSiu the shell and
III cans oi the best quality and served up ~ mo.
meuls notice AndIhry are ready toluruIsh meals
at any huur Tor the accommodations l EarmGsnnd
Others. They solicit the patronage Of The public
md will rlyr sptI,tCiluu ii all. ucgb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24
Proceedings OF the democratic State Con.
yeniIOn OF Illinois.

SrRINGfikLD, April 1910 A. NJ.
The Convention was ten porarlly organized by
calling Col d Is BUsH {" the Char. aud appoint.
ing ltubt Lewis. Of De Wiz, and X. +. Goodell,
Of La Sale Secretaries. On calling over the
names, 2i9 delegates answered to their names,
representing all the cousties in the state but g.
A committee to select permanent uifcers was
appointed, and then the Convention adjourned
to o'clock
On re assembling, the committee on officers re.
ported. recommending the following names as
permanent officers OF the convention:
I'residenf-- Hon. j. A. NrCLERsAYD.
Wee Presidents--D. b. Bush VIM. McMurtry.
aud IS others
lSeeretaries-Chas. Sweeney. ofJo Davies, r.
f. Go0dell, Of La Sale, aud SSinl. X. Casey, Of
| Franklin
| motion was adopted tina, the delegates pre-.
sent from airy county may cast the whole vote Of
such county, but that no one shall b. allowed to
cast the vote Of a county u which lac is not re-
sidcGt.
A coumi.,c on resolutions Of one from cacl,
Congressional district wns appointed.
The convention then proceeded To ballot for n
candidate for governor, which resulted US ioI
lows:
! 2 "a s. 8 Q 10
y J.. Gregg. 81 81 rs rs So 81 81 20 GS ID
j A Matt,son 55 90 80 65 10 10 80 ~ lOi l2l
Jno Dement, 63 90 81 GS ca 81 80 6l IS 81
+ q Sherman go II II II l6 IA IL Is Ii
IT. l. Harris lG Ia IL l2 7 8 =
l. " RIOS, 7 7 10 IL 7
b b Bush
llth Ballot Gregg, CT; Ma,teson, 100; De
mcut, so.
Whcrpupon, Mr Mat'esnn having received I
maturity 81 the votes cast WAS unanimously de
clar-d to he duly nominated the democrats
candidate fur Governor II Illinois.
The convention then proceeded to ballot 70
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Whcreupon Alex Staruc was unanimously de-
clarrd dolly nominated.
For Treasurer. john Moore received on lst
bllt"t lOI votes; - ballot .? AIMEE, 1t bal.
lot = , ballot IS. SocurE Az, So Where.
uron John Moore Was declared duly nominated.
1hos. H. Campbell was nominated for Audit
or-2OO votes 10 80.
The convention appointed the following per.
sons ~ delegates To tie Democratic NtuumA
Convention fr the state ut large Hon. j. y.
M,C,emaud, Lewis + easy, john Merritt,
:. A Buckua.,yr, Robert Smith, +, VI. R'wk
ms,. T. r Young G. ". WISE l.. ". Ross,
T. {. sherman, ) 5 Hlycs, Geo II. N"rrl.,
) + Ross. j. " Casey. j. Brockman, Juo
Dement,. r. J Turner, julius Manning, j. W.
Kcycs, J. l.. Mcdonnell, AMI c. Thompson.
The convention also added to thi, l>t the Dem.
ocrrrlc member, uf the House from tbs State N
Congress, and Gen. Shield, ol the Senate.
The following electors were nominated for the
slate at large
John a. M,Clcrnonl, Richard J. Hamilton,
c. a Warren uru D. l. Gregg.
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n1 ~ - Er- IA &. "a - "a .
Rrunlkers Riila WanufaCtCTV,

- He subscriber having returned tom The cast
IA after visiting the principal mHnuinc,or's. hr
4. is now prepared ia manufacture the crcbra.
ted Increase or Gaming Twist 'tltl- which hc VAR
rants to he equal any made IN this state ~ rise.
where. lie wI,Ialso keep constantly ON hand and
for sale n good assortment at double and slugc bar.
relied Fow.ug pieces, Powder Flask, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches Percussion Caps aud asuptuur anti
c.r ui Sporting Powder.
Aklnds ui ohhiug IN the gunsmilhline done with
nratness and despatch.
Shop on thr east side OF Columbus st., onr door
south Of the Union House iunr 22-tl
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Horse Shooting

n0NE at2. Irnirr- hon. .,.u#.H ..
~ i,Rs il,oreR
No to, P,ires Mt this shop. Horses shud new
IN the best manner, at Sl.25 Wagon making con.
'nued at the same place, ~ usual, Old friends and
Customers, and new, are invited to call aud lcay.
heir orders dec Y BAgSlEn.
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Mr Kmrncr was then unanimously declared du
" nom mated f,r j.. Governor.
The convention then adjourned TIL o'clocl
TO morrow morning.
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a WONDERFUL CLocx-1hc Louisville Courier
thus describes clock in the Cathedral in New
Orleans, which must be quite mechanical won.
der:
at is mn eight day clock, and has three dials-
one cf xix feet diameter in front of the edltice
over a hundred feet from the grousd, another
of the same size in the rear and another Of small
size in the intcicr--nll moved by the same ma.
chnery. Tho large dials are Of transparent
glass, the fingers and the hands being painted
white, and back Of the glass is u cloth Of black
velvet, rnkiu. The swfrr e tho tiil 20 nnrrnr
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aWVTT IN tn ||W|"UII WU'IN I|||- |I|T" UU
been left by a tenant who had previously otlupi
ed the house Two If the boys died the next
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