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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-10

The modest virgin, the prudent wife, or the
careful matrons, are more serviceable in life,
than peticouted philosophers, clustering
harones, or Virago queens. She who makes
her husband and her children happy, who re-
claims the one from vice, and trains up the
other to virtues, is much greater character
than ladies described in romance, whose whole
occupation is to murder mankind with shafts
from their ,quiver or their eyes.-GoIdsmih
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-10

has need oft. Your weary, weary, clank-
ing mschiney--ever going, never resting
how much will you for this, and what wages
will you work for-the hard edges of that
huge, complex, money making machine are
saving into your flesh and bone. If the
name and spirit Of Christ were poured upon
you your business would not rack YOU SO sore
and waste you SO soon Arno'.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-10

A HIT BY MIss.-Congreve rockets
were invented in 1903, by Sir William Cen.
greve. On certain occasion, when visiting
Westminster Abbey, in company with some
ladies', his attention was directed by one Of
the party to the ncription on the great CON-
poser Purcell's monument:-"He has gone to
that place where only his music can be ex-
'celled." "There, Sir William" said the
young lady, Substitute fireworks for music,
and that epitaph will answer for yourself"
Twents-fve editors have been appointed to
important and profitable posts by President
PIERCE. Sensible.
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The Ericsson.

This fine steamship lies at her dock, foot
of North Eighth Street, Williamsburg, PrePar-
ing to undergo extensive alterations and i'm
provements in her machinery. A temporary
shed has been constructed near her dock
wherein to stow her machinery, most of which
Is TO be taken out, in order to facilitate the
Improvements In removing the machinery
it will be necessary to displance a portion o.
her deck. Workmen were yesterday engaged
in taking out the ashes and brick from hel
furnaces, sc. To day it is expected this jot
will be completed, when the work of remov
ing the machinery will be prosecuted will
earnestness. Several months yet must neces
sarily elapse before she will be ready for hel
destined voyage to Europe.-N. y. Times
,r.,r- V,,,b G % ,xs IF vnu want Uou
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OsGoop g. BLAKE have, we believe, the
contract for publishing the laws to be distrib-
uied to county and township officers. A por-
tion of these laws go into operation on the
first of July next, and are very important to
many who are entitled to them without cost
The printers, however, instead of supplying
the laws at as early day as possible, have
got up volume containing the most impor.
tant of them, and have an agent perambula'
ting the State peddling them to those who
though entitled to them from the State gratu.
itously, are compelled to buy them OF the
very men who print for the State, on account
of their delay in getting them out for dstribu
ton. This is very small speculation, whicl
is disgrdceful to both the State and It's prin ter
'Oseo0b g. BLAKE, having sot the type fo
these laws, Under 'th4!r contract with the
State, are at no expense in getting up this
volume for speculation, except the paper
press work and binding, which leaves almost
the entire price as profit, making a clever
speculation by the delay OF tho public
printing. .. .
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ed house for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors,
in violation Of the laws of the State, shall be
formally proceeded against, and if found
guilty, shall be expelled"
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people, and take care Of themselves as they
see proper. But 1t is better for us to have
them than it is to permit them to pass into the
hands of France or England.---O. s. Journal.
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pearance, keep the grass cut close. Do not
wait until it is knee high, but cut il when.
ever your reythe will catch 1t. Nov as of
ten as once in two weeks.
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0rThe Editor of the Easton Argus Loco
is not well pleased with Pierce's appoint
ments.-He says with more truth than poetry
that it is the editors who do the hard work oI
the party, and after the victory is gained, the
good for nothing, lazy dol,s, who contribute
neither money, brains, or energy, get-the Of
fees. All the reward an editor ever gets, is
to be kept poor in pocket and pursued to his
grave, by the bulldogs that fill up the rear
rank of every party.-There is much of truth
in the common remark that those who do the
work are not those who get the reward
Wheeling Gasette.
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TnE RACE FOR RlcHEs..-lt is short
sighted policy to shut up religion in churches
and praye- meetings, ore en- in households
Religion i. intended for the word; the world
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IMPORTANT TEMPERANCE MovE,-The In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, in Penn
sylvania, body numbering forty-four thous-
and members, have passed the following re-
solution in their Grand Lodge, with only
eight dissenting votes; i.. .... ......
"Rssolued, That any member of subor-
dinate Lodge, under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of the /. o. o. F. Of the
State of Pennsylvania, who shall keep q
tipplng shop, or in other words, an unllcen s.
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0TThe Lyncghburg Virginian, speaking
Of the fact Of four Whig editors being can
didates for Congress in Virginia says: awhile
we can but mourn over the disregard of edi-
torial dignity which makes those gentlemen
willing to accept seat in Congress, yet for
the good of the country we wish them all
success" We are not sure that the country
would be much benefited by it, for we feel
that even editors can scarcely withstand the
corruptions of Congress. Wheeling Gaz.
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Crying children in church are usually con-
sdered as nuisances, and taken out; but th is
is not always the case, as the following an
ecdote from the Ladies' Repository for April
wilt show:
A brother just returned from California was
present in a congregation of brother Owen,
when babe in the arms ofsits mother be-
gan to cry. a thing SO unusual in Califor-
MIA attracted not little attention, and the
mother rose to retire. "Don't leave" said
the preacher, "the sound of that babe s voice
is more Interesting to many in this congre'
CATION than my own. 1t is, perhaps, the
sweetest music many a man has heard since
long time ago he took leave of his far dis
tant home. The effect was instantaneous &
powerful, and a large portion Of the congre-
gation melted into tears.
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AS still as death!

But yet lend on perhaps than this fair vision,
Some loveier yet in darkling distance lies
Some cave Of beauty, like those realms elysinn
That oft,imes open on poetic eyes! ' ''l
Some spot, where led by funcy's sweet assistance
Our wandering feet DER svery sands may stroy,
where praltling waters urge with soft resistance
Their waveles on, I'LL lost in airy distance, .t
And far away! tiaa- 7,f 90.
of the lone Indian DER these low toned waters
Has bent perhaps his swar,hy brow . lave! 7
II seems the requiem Of their dark eyed daughters
Those sweet wild notes that wander o'er the wave!
Hass thou no relic Of their ancient glory, ar 81. n
No legend lonely cavern! linked with thinei-
No tale of love-po wild romantic story ..f.. 3
Ofsome warm heart whose dreams were uansitory
=. -.ig. And sweet as minei i,..- ,.-..- ,.
II must be 30 the thought your spell enhances
Yet why pursue this wild, romantic dreani
The heart ahoat upon its iuttering iancies. 3,
Would lose itself in the bswildering theme!
And yet, ye waters still ! list your surglng, li.
And ever and anon seem to view, t.,- t.,
In faney's eye, some Indian maid emerging ,.,
Through the deep gloom, and DER your waters urging
Her light canoe.
oh silentcsve! amid the elevation ..o, t-..-
.4ofioity thought could abide with thee, Lar.
MY souls sod shrine, my hearts lone hnblauon,
,IForeyer and ever thou shouldst be! g.a ..
Here into song my every thought I'd reuder,
And thou-nnd thou alone-shouldst be my theme
Far from the weary worlds delusiye splendor, g
Would not my lonely life be oil one tender uur
-fgu013i delicious dreanii '' 'ts .g ra1
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ALL FooLs.-"I thought you were bora
on the first of April" said benedict to his
lovely wife, who had mentioned the twenty
first as her birth day.
"Most people might think so," she replied
"from the choice made of husband"
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Our YoUR GRAss.--lIf you want your
yards to present green, smooth, velvety ap-
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ON ENTERING THE MAMMOTH CAVE
pY AMELIA 3. wELBY.

-"s By AMELIA B. wELBY.
xJ,s,, /, sor NV benr,-blood curdles as we enter
To Glide in gloom these shadowy realms about;
Oh! VIII at scene the round globe to It's cen're'
To form this awful cave, seems followed QUIZ
Yet pause-no mystic word hath yet been spoken
To win us entrance to this awful sphere 90 ID
whispered prayer must be osa wntchword 'oRen
And peuce-lke that around us-peace unbroken
The passport here. ~ 20 .'" -.I
And now farewell, ye birds and blossoms tender,
We alistening leaves by morning dews impeariea
And YOU, We beams that light with sotened spienuof
The glimmerng glorics Of yon outer world! ''
While thus we pause these silent arches UNDER
To YOU and yours wild farewell we wave, Z J.
For oh perbops this awful spot may sunder ir
O,r hearts from all we love-this world OF wonder
'i"' May be our grave. 81 aui % 81.
And vet farewell! the family Pickering torches %
Light our lone footsteps Ger the silent sod; % F
And now all hail. ye everlasting arches, 'i.
Ye dark dominions of all unseen God!
WHO would not for this sight the bliss surrender
OF all the beauties OF yon sunny sphere; .r
And break the sweetest ties, however tender, u
To be the witness Of the silent splendor 'n.i
r.7o1a That greets us here! bro gar, ,'. q
Ye glittering caves, ye high o'erhnnging erc0es'
A pilgrlm.,band we gnae ulniu youi s, s...
WIN prea.li'ess ni's ui,u .nn -
All tanciiui,y aeckea ~ oaso,oo ss sans, and aow.
Far from 'he oay e'au O0'"'' '''>
ers' ,,,,,s - .. corr,
We've come WIN spe'''oU'1'N ''
less caves - .Nl.
iogide enchan'ea' 'o' ~M oS. n h.,, a
IMouga 'ne cehn peau'y VI Yoh ~ ~ 81.
:, r.,i-,.-....
Beautiful cave that all my soui 1huaNs.e' 'f''
Known as the Wonder OF 'he wes' iong, 3D.
ohrwero fate beyond my wilaes' lanc'es' 3' aeiy
Could but shrine you now' rs surr..i IN song
But tbs in vain--the un'apghl child efNature, .,
Icannot vent the thorgnts that through me flow
Ystnonc thG less Is eraved thine every feature
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$3.50. lss... osss x Ill
Ne v~y i.rss>n1 isss .ashs ~ -
b4sh - - ~ d hsvs ~ . slss
isAaa ss cs s'puuss r. geed sqssss M paes wi
ss.i i, ss,s rssi : Ms. nh 49, d, s.s..i,
Il nstsd hzss - ~ wesgs q n AnAsisas pcsts
asesat M. Esps ssw dus y shs csIns A1d
vhh - y issvs Iaysspesi ~ New rok he ~ ~
coTToi aarkst szkihse1 w ss . s3suaay
- ssusd hlss ysispsIy ~ A. s vhish
hsh y nm psss In ssssssssas, ~ basa esssd
seoo ealss Ms.kv ssst ~ pss ssssny dPsd
bess shanssd hasds = MI p Yssaas Ass as nskss ssssd
suisuS nd ~ day pesA uhsst ~ udiss d Ne psesd
ssa ts sAlss vi 1870 ha ahgs tal n NE ths days
NsA Prices slsssd ~h a.asr fs d aar auals. which
ssascs md Ia spssial rsqass.
NJ rsrsp shsss eAys 1907 hals Against sss ~. r
d. b.sn ssi. s,ss s..
das lasf ysas showtaf N inersaas q MAsos tsiss.
-. NEW onIxAns i GlsA Y. n. ,.x.,,
- :. =
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
49, s.ssi, 3 e. -. -, sass ''s
I ysssssisy i,sio-iAso.is soa-sssso
i1ssisi sa1A
s.:is,sa, s,sos-ils,s@ Ooo-i1,sss
stock On h.sd no. el.a,.d s,ali
T0BAcCs active and during the three days
100 hhds have been sd including u on Saturday - s@ and 40
500 ST. aS Monday nadng $50 Refused * and yesterday
only small lots Prices steady at quotations. which
are sill &. taS'a a.sl AZ =
Lass 70 riss;
1890. 49, e Il. =. -
~. A-ss Hs1 s.s' A.s's - a's-.' y. -
'Sn' pres hAss oesa Ps'y vs '''an'o' ~ No. " ~
esy " oev s'eos INV haas neoems w yeay' " Ne may
~ scnovme nsafss
';.;s : Elm; Z.
Rsssps u ths three days, is0s hhds-sxpos
MofAaEK1-Ths stss Ames
purshasers during past days Femsnns,
and is0ase Rsboisd, including bbls yesterday.
Receipts Of Che three days, sss bbls-szports. 100.
FLOURThe Saturday Monday 1000
bb having mostly export Ooe4 10
bbs in 6bost strseht
versd souevds shp Is sos4 for end st.
sod q So IS III for Extra Yssssrsy es were absut 500
bb n the Ohio and Indiana being freely offered At o. goa
a 90 q vi.
Rscepts Of the three days. 551s bbls-erporss, $780,
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- FOR junior OF THE THHD DBTRICr CouRT.
snir d fHE fHhD bisfnioT COUNT o. NEW oiIixNs, On
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~ FoR JUDGE OF THE THrHD DIsrRIcr CoURT.
Q. M KEn90M eaadaass Tor the Of JUDGE or THE
TsuRp nsTRCr COUNT he coaH which may y ors.assd
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I4sss
"a: ct q; = :;
prices rans.s nom Sss . W an. y =
I AsssA y cAIJIE nAhtxt-Ihs se.si.ss
ro y q y n u ~ s,s ssss ~ n ~
naskss "a ssi1 fv8 Il y y % y 10 n. Y N 80
Il 49, y - -==---=- n TX =
xV8I U LEW U6lAGAUBs
Orc, !, -.- n..- o...r..~
wea,sSisv Mor.inr ~, q no
oL1An1D YEsTHspAY
sis &c s:. z, 4 H,:Sss ! Hi:
~ Tx aosis svuiS ~ 81 Hsyns: nvssy Sc
IN m ~ . aaS,s ,;ss e &c. Ii's'e d
Brit ship fhisnhrops, wiison, ios Liverpool J Toois
s....,,. $3.50. AnhlyHD:
s s: s%,s' non '...'''- e.'' " ''''"'
'p ~ S..,;ss ' nun Ss"P'S '"A'',' e'n " "As'H
ship st,sse Cutter from Boston, district
As 1sd rom w. cas ssih March @ sss xeo-ss district
s isa : s.;
stsambeats
i.S. xSsss R Sss,s' ns% e Il eSas
SH.y. M W. ~ hs% Al.s..P 49,,
S. .x Ii ys, os.1 ',sa & u, Isa'ils
Com No q Keeling, nom Camden.
S GRR ,s urs from 9ai Ssso ~, K'n 4i.s,
Emperor i.niry from Bsyoa Sara
Fi.ssls and sisaho BIC snxhan .hrs Gsss md Ky
''' Ss AZ. '''.' ''. 'rs l'-' ''' ''''' '''
stssnpsip Daniel WEBSTER, rom s.a Juan u Nie.r.ru..
xpN01ArpA
= n: ..:... Pacific l:s :. z. s' .. ,s. New
Xs.s s.. . ana Jon; S, sn.as '''' ' '' 0'' SAM
~ III. bs Al. from Vera Cruz left port to .. on ., about III.
Ia. ins'. III. 'ehr Bonita, for hi. port
ExPoRTa.
AsALAcmco5A .:sn.Ap Aa;,i,. 10 ~. ass 90 do
$ 'ss '''4' ''''
hip osso. 1891 bales cotton sos s beef 90
'i W; .as @ s. . 1000
M 90 az fs 81 . se
5000 = = : - --'s'' - '''-'
mp sa.s :, s's..sa ss s. .s
.aadiis.. = - ri - ~ '''
S d M e .sa q ssa. 4. II.
'na ,sps,,sa nj. p,.,,s,.,, ..,s ,.,.,
o.,vvs,ov D.. I'M IMPORTS ol'. ,.,..
4 .s f;. e..
Sss::ss Isl. sa'' sss1 ss
LAyAcAPr .shr Cha. Henry; 3, bale. cotton William.
sassy s ks si ssl..
psii,:: Sia:. v Powell .ss. .' - '''
j. ship France 1851 '." railroad iron VIC
BosToN-P.r bark s.on. Assorted md...
VERA "A. 900 a.; z:a..s -;
D: a.sa,,, :.
% - 'a'p s1.0'. g : o.as'.
at p.i;s ". !. sss. o
0o sos.',o ss sis corn Shay so b.
& :s 8: Is
ns. s - n sS q g -. 20 4.
No,sas "a; rs.s. ieo Piss
&sos So alcohol I. os sis. h.y
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- FoRJuD OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT
We LIVINGSTON
Se IuDoE or TN 1i1EH DlsrRIcf c0URT Or NEV
OAIEAN1. .s' fslN v
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OrF0R JUD0EoE THE Firth DISTRICT CouRT
d. JuDdHihf 4 Gs 5HTH DHfEcf ooukf q New q
snus- - lanai n
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~ FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr.-I am Can
dis,s sx J.Ass sfshs EeaftA Dase cours Of Ns.s.as
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HrFoR JuDGE OF rHr Firth DISTRICT CouRr.
We ~ autAossi aounss RoEKRT KEAR1EY = eandi-
49, JuponsHn = IL BuTh pSznlcT COUNT Of New
oFisaua. 3
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- y: 3. EaoLEsros is q candidate for
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- FOR JUDGB OF THE 6BC0ND DIsTRICT
C0URT-EART1N uIAClIH JUDGE
~ THE ekcoND DIsTnIcT COURT on NEW oRLEANs or Of
~ Ceurt hat may snccps1 il. hls tap4s
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Drssgs, eGstctsscs, Perfssmsesy, etc.
subscriber would respectfully call ths attention Of
Pllns Physens and Families 70 his we'll escorted s.ock -,
article all which,
e1lmiuson win Be oand FRESH AND GENUINE During IA
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the best quality
sudh q CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, supplied
G0ULEY sITTERs, SIC. THOMAS RANKIN,
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~ FoR DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
thosd The Of H. Attorney ssd Council
OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
which the parh Of Orleans situated either ~ II Il
known BY other denomination which the Legislature may cal it,
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INV ORLEANS CATTLE lrARKE1

INV ORLEANS CAITLX NAKKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
TUESDAY EvEsns April 5, 1853.
to-day s head Of Cattle The supply Of other stock
moderate, the market firm;
-PRICES-
BREr CArrlr choice Westerly
Trough and Attakapa. etc)........ IQ-c net.
Hoes. 70 net
80.
YkAREh1s 000tl 80
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N1- J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
the fnglh Delivery 10 the City candidate for CLERK
or THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT mhs tee
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~ FoR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cotRT-0EoR0E WASHINGTON LEwIs, the present Minute
srf Of NewOsans which situation be has
dsd for years. on hise candidate for the
cce Of CLKRKAP s whatever Court the
~ cfsn.sS ~ = felt I'd :
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NJ For DISTRICT ArToRNEY.-We are re-
3 s.a3uisis for DISTRICT XTfoRNEY o. THE PARISH
ORIEANS. fs6
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steamship Loai.sns Y bales cotton 2 John
Rngeley Blair AGO. do Elder &col3s bbs molases Mcdowell
Mills &co-sundries DoualdHandsa kco-Chas ByneWar
neken kirehoE-T Elder AcoA Grief &eoJ Mitehei-D
4 J p Moore-and order.
LAvACAPer achr Chas Henry: 81 bales wiams-l0
YeAman Acol0 do Mtehe9d McTse, Cofman &ooIs
hngsley M Acos hides Kelly 1cob bales cot
pelffss hides r W Powell SEQ.
TAMPiCo-Per brig Bingham si94o specie. lot fruit
NEwPoRT-Ps ship France bars railroad iron W yo
lett keo.
BOsTON-Per bark saons Assorted mdss.
VERA CRUZ-Pe brig hides &co-9Os do
bozss indigo dc FusntyS do vanilla Crame &co do mds
Dsacroix.
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NJ Messrs Editors: Please announe VIZ
A. NoTT candidate for CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. 49, mhl4
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NE P. M. BERTN, for the past fourteen
wears Dsputy Clerk
int Cous candidate for cLERKsHIP 81 the SECOND
DISTRICT COURT Court the may changed
,nhi
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Na> FoR CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We r. authorised 70 announce candidate for
or THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatsoever Court the
~ eha I'd In.
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NJ JOHN CRIcKARD is a candidate for CLER
or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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NJ WILLIAM p BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, Of the Court that be organized to
ssccssd II. mh5 tx
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NOTICES.

r OUISIANA> GRAYS = ATTENTION NV
spscsigAdssne Of the Company will b held q The
Arory o. SUNDAY MORNING, April ~ ~ O'Clock nj m
precisely. Etsy msmbsr Of the Company ps.teuls'iy re
Of will eennA bsos The
nesting BY cAvANNAGH Ia. Comnanding
AlIcsL. HuFsxs, Secretary pro ape
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THOMAS G, POOLE is Q candidate fo
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs I'd
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~ Editors Of the Crescent Please an
cunee WILLIAM CAsTELL the ocs CLERK
on The THIRD DHTRIcT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhi4
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- FoR DIsTRIcT ArToRNEY.-B. 8. TAPPAN
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NSr Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
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M JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fol
cIkRK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection.