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GUANO.

We publish the result of some expert
ments in the use of Guano by Mr. S. NJ.
Stephenson, of Marion, which we copy
from the Star:
planted OH good cotton land the rows,
four feet wide; | applied Guano to each al.
ternate row at the rate of about 200 lbs.
per acre, leaving the remaining rows with
out manure: This furnished an opportuni-
ty to ascertain precisely the increase pro-
duction.. picked one row Of the ungu-
anoed cotton, it yielded Is lbs. seed cot
ton also picked one row of the Guanoed
cotton, Immediately by the side of the above
row, and it yielded 80 lLs. seed cot:on.-
These rows being feet wide, of course it
took 50 rows to make an acre, which being
multiplied by the above productions will show
that the land without guano produced 936
lbs. per acre, and with guano it produced
1864 lbs. per acre, being an increase per
acre Of 72S lbs, or about G5 per cent. The
increase production, 72S lbs, at $3.50 per
ewt., is worth about SIS; deduct ST, the
cost of the guauo applied, aud it leaves Sl2
clear proit per acre.
applied on my plantation several tons
of guano. found the result on all good
lively cotton lands about equal to the above;
but where it was put on old, thin, worn,
light lands, and nothing mixed with it,
found it did but little good--not enough, |
apprehend, to pay for the guano. Dead,
poor light, old lands must have something
besides guano. think. however, if. rich
earth, or surface as we generally call it, was
placed in the furrow with the guano, on
such lands, it would pay very well. think
it would do we'll on the land if new; but
after the land gets old worn and washed,
surface must be put with the guano or it
will not pay.
There are many planters in this immed.
ate vicinity, who tested this manure last
year, have none of them sufficient interest
in the progress Of scientific agriculture to
give the public the benefit of their expert.
ence.
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u OF ice.

DERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Mrs +. Z.
IL Perrin, deed. are requested t" call and settle,
mud those having claims will present them properly
attestcd r. II. JOHNSON, / Adm.
T. L. 1l!BLER. N'"'
Nov 81 3n 45
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Observe This.

Every Enilc Of GENUINE pEpSIN bears The written
signature j. 5. lIoughtnn NJ. d. sole proprietor Phadel-
dh:a, Pa. Copyright and Trade Mark secured.
s1 Sold BY I'LL Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
~ Sold, also by G. T.. PENN, Edgcacld C. H.; WARD
LAW & LYON, Abbcvinc C. H.; PRATT JAMES, New
berry, an,l \. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg, s. c.
.T,,. 1S IL
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CARPETS.

GRAY BROTHERS, Augusta. Ga, have now
VI in Store a full supply Of Rich and Elegant
Brussels; Threcply, !ngrane and Cotton CARPETS
with Rugs and Druggcts to match, which they
offer 10 the public cheap.
Nnv L II "A
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Notice.

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Estate Of I. A.
N Bell, deed, prior to his sale are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said Estate, will present them property at
tested. d. A. J. BELL, Admir-.
Nov q 2m< As
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Cha DlaEaHl1s Cotton Gins!

VNTE still make these best of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them 10 give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended TO.
Persons who find it more convenient will please
inquire of Mr. l-oD HILL, Edgcteld e. H., who
will keep on hand one or more Of these Gins for
sale. Address CHAPMAN Il SONS,
Culcman's y Roads, Edgcfcld, S. c.
Sept Is If Sd
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THE following is from the pen of VIZ. H:EGyI1
SON, ESQ., the distinguished editor Of the q. S,31jli
tary and Naval Argus, under date Of New York;
January 2G, 1851. What could be more eonelu,iye
alt is seldom We permit ourselves 70 occupy nj
space in these columns to spcak in praise of nnyar.
tcle in the patent nrdirne way; hut when we sseeI
the life Of fellow creature saved by the Ise OF npyj
medicine whatever, we consider IL eur right, III
not our duty, to give simple statement OF fncts,
that others may in like manner, he Benefited.
case which has induced TO pen ha article was tfatj
of young lady of our acquaintance who by irrqnent
exposure TO the night air, contracted Gold which
settled OH The Lungs before its ravagrs could be-
stayed. This occurred two years ago this wintef.I1
Varous remedies were used hut With Very little effect
or bencfit.-The Cough grew worse, with ropious
expcctoratiun. and the sunken eye. and pale, hollow.
cheek, told plainly that pulmonary disease was dpng
its worst OF her delicate frame. Tile family phyn.i
clan was consulted and althosgh he wond not ndmt'
10 the young lady TINT she reall! bad tie Consump.
tun. vet he would give oencouTagementns 10 cure
At this crisis her mother WAS persuaded to make
use of a bottle of DR.. Rogers Compound Syrnp OF
Liverwort and Tar. and are Happy TO state che
was perfectly cured in less rhan rre months by ths
medicine alone after even hope was destroyed. Ills
useless to comment on srrn acase as Ibis, for the
simple truth will reach Where polished fiction never
can II any tocbt rhs aulhenriiy nf this statement,
let them call at this Olfice.U. S. Military aud Nae
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From the n. Y. Despatch, Aug 2&.

From the n. Y Despatch, Aug 2&.
WE have heretofore taken occasion to give our tes.
iimonv in favor of the curative properties of Dr..
Rogers Compound Syrup of Liver:sort and Tar, and
would here repeat the advice already given, for all
persons who are afflicted with Consumption, or any
of the premonitory symptoms, TO make trial of DR..
Rogers preparation.
nS7' The Genuine is signed ANDREW RoGrRs. on
the steel plate engraved wrapper around each bottle,
and is sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVIE & MEAD,
l13 Chartres street. New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed.
sS7 Sold, also by G. l.. PENN. Edgeheld c. H
WARDLAW e. DENDY, Abbcrille G.. H.;:PRATT
& JAMES. Newbcrry, A. J. CREIGHTON, Ham.
burg, So. ca.
Apr ! IF II
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Last Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber who
N fail to pay their notes and accounts before
Return Day in February next, will be sued, as
cannot give longer indulgence.
B. C. BRYAN.
Dee 90 st 50
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SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia

THNfE TRUE DlEES
Il TIVE FLUID, or
Gastric y Iai ic q,
prepared from Rrnnct.
or the fourth Stomach
of the Ok, after lircc-
TONS Of Baron I.lEBIG,
the great Physiological
Ch is t, by j. $.
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No ALC0HaI. BITTERS or ACIDS!

Remember this: Dr. lorGuToSs pEPSIN is n great
Natural Ernrdy free from ALCOHOL. BlTTERS, ACIDS
and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. II is extremely agreeable 10
the and may he taken by The must feeble patients who
cannot ra water cracker without acute distress. Bcware
Of drusgrd inlitaii"Y. Pcpsin is not Il drug.
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
Dr. ITougtuns pgSS has been tested. for upwards
of years in every large t0S in the United States. and
The Agents refer Dyscpi = to many remarkable Cures
in every rOwn Mum "details of cures certificates uf
Physicians aud PaicuS given in the Circulars furnished
by Agents. gratis.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Rr NOT IlEERhuDEDt

Buy no hook unless Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau, 100 Liberty ST.,
~ " the title pase, and the .ntry in Jerks oice on
the back of the title corresponds as heei aud buy only
Of respectable and honorable dealers send BY mall aud ad
dress TO Dr. a. NJ NaurCeau.
Full title ngr. with contents together with lew page;
treating Of important subjects married lcmalr VIII
be srn free ciarge any enclosing letter stamp in
prepaid letter, addressed as herein.
UrOm receipt OF Fifty Cents, Tor One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bindlng.l
"TTE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (mniI,d
f.ssj to any part OF the United States. All
Letters must be post-pad. and addressed to
DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1874, New
York City. Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty
Etrect, New York.
cv" For sale in this place at the Drug Store OF VI
4. G. TEAGUE. Price only Fifty Cents.
July 81, 1852. GIN u
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Scientific EYidcelcc!

Call nm the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular. gratis
giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. from
IrbgS Animal Chmstry: Dr. CombcS Physiology or D.cS-
tim; DR.. prrrira Food and Diet: DR.. John w. Draper,
of New York Unvcrsy Prof. Dungiisons Physiology: &c;
together with reports Of from all arts Of the United
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Tam Yardl.

ri IDEs will be received at the Tan Yard from
l. this date r. I. MINIS.
Oct 6, 1852. If SO
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TESTIMONY OF TEE PRESS.

DR.. ROGERS SYRrP OF LIVER WORT AssD TEH..t
We have heard of several important cures recently
effected by this excellent medicinal prepa ration, and
in one instance that came under observation, We
can speak confidently One of our employees who,
had'snf1rred severely from long standing cold, du-
ring the pas, week commenced the use of this nedi-
cine, and his Cold has entirely disappeared.
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n Otlcc.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Hardy
N White, decd, are requested to make mmeai-
ate payment and those having demands against the
same will render them in properly attcstcd.
JAMES II. WHITE, ! Adm,s
w. II. GRIFFITH. -''"'
Nov II 3m Al
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Pe,sin in Eluid and Powder,

DR.. IInughons pEpSTN is prepared in Powder and in
Fluid Forl-and in Prcscr plun vias for the Use Of hysi
CLANS The Powder will he sent by Mall free OF Postage, for
or" Dnllar. sent tp DIR. llnughion, Philadelphia.
Private Circulars fr Physicians may be obtained Of DR..
lIn.!Dn nr his Agents describing the whole rncrs pre-
araon and giving the authorities upon which the claims
If this remedy are based. As il is NOT \ SECRET
REMEDY no objection be raised agains! s Use by Ply
scias in Respectable standing and regular practice. Price
ONE INI NE lrrlI lInlln
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CANDIDATES
For Sheriff.

FELIX E. BODIE,
WM. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
r. S. kEY,
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We publish the result of some expert
ments in the use of Guano by Mr.. S. NJ.
Stephenson, of Marion, which we copy
frornc1he Star.
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From tho n Y Mirror. Sent. Q.

From the n. Y Mirror, Sept. Q.
LIvERwoRT AND TAR.-Of the virtues of Dr..Rog-s
ers' Cough Medicines prepared from the above al1i-
ces It il needless now TO speak its efficacy in spcodit
ly curing Coughs, Colds and other lung comPlaints,
which too Frequently, if neglected, result in Com:
sumption, is we'll established in public confidence
to need eulogy now.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming time possessed OF the knowledge the want
Of which has caused lhr srknrss mud poverty o Thousands
In view Of such consequences, wife or mother Is eIc!
sable il she neglect to ar,l herself of that know ledge in
respect herself which wnnld spare her much sueIns bs
confer upon hr chldcn lhlt blessing above all pcr-heai,hy
bodies with healthy minds That know ledge Is contained Ill
IftIr ,yu entitled
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A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOY
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T

WHY IS 1T!
That behold many females scarce in the meridian OF lille
broken health aud sps with computation n diseases
aud ailments dcpriyng of the power Tor the enjoyment
Of life at age when p sca heah, buoysacy o. spirits
md happy serenity of mm arising from acondilion oi health
should be Predominant
Many ofthe ca,ci Of her suerings At -petaps yeHrs
before rrlpi during ehood the first ri Inani'ge-
were in their origin light pass unnotcrd and o course
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late TO be benefited ty knowledge, look
back and muu and the full consequences OF our
What would we not Often give possess in early e the
knowledge WE obtain in ,ter years Aud what days aGd
nights of anguish might not have been spared, u the
knowledge Was timely rOfsessrd II is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sicknrs, al surrn- endured by wife
for many years. from aud controabie EASILY
Irlardird-or hrtcr still not incurred, u every
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained i'll little volume with
in tic reach OF ally which would spare To herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And to her husband the toll aud anxiety Of ini
necessarily deyoving upon him or sickness oi Tie vile
without giving him the opportunity O acquiring that cnn.
prtrncc which his rIrUs entitled aud the Possession
OF which would tie happiness Of himself, WIFE, anu
children.
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For Ordinary.

II. T. WRIGHT.
JOHN W. SMITH,
w. F. DURISOE,
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For Tax Collector.

NJ. B. WIIITTLE.
CHARLES CARTER,
PHILIP BOYD.
THOMAS b. REESE,
THEOPIIILUS DEAN,
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For Clerk.
LOSE HsNEY,

PICKENS 3. WEvER.
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Y IL.

In Socittt qui c~1iztait entire Richard ct
Temp'et, est dun connitln accord dlssrute 10
81 dn moi- d'ao0t rnHre 1863. Los p rsouiea i
qu, il est dh par Ia suci t., >o'Idront bicn pre-
feuter Ie"r cotnptc a N A, VI TcmpIet, charge
dc la liquidation.
". 4. ". IcmpIct, continIant lc mtmc gem
re dc q'.ep,rI" pns*c. COS MN. tout
en- remcrcinnt ieuts AIMS It le public On general
liof,r lrur llbjral p,tr6nnT" drpui@ QI' lis ont
goin,ncnee, erpGront que par Iattcntlnn. Ii
pnlc1nalitt ct IT, bon vou,o,r d'nrranprr tout Ic
monde, " I'm net rrCGvrI 81 ptrt d. pitrU-
mage dc scs amis 1T d'nn q n 'rrnx pubic.
RICHARD d TENN LEE.
Dnnlld@ouvilIc, Ter ao1t. 81
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HOTEL WASH \j;'lIN
+ NAPOi.EDNNllI.E.

NM BESSIE + tre4 v~ionnrrt d. rrcndn'
procession ,a bel talIissemcUt comm so,n
g nom de HAe1 yI~axh'nglpa.
les yaslas, corntnicdes ct i g,ntce constrnc-
lions attaches 1 cot ttablis2emctt. t. ehojx de-
nets IT wins Hertia i h table dd WAsutyGroh
lIufrd. font aus coutrciit Dc cClfr mlispn aug
'les plus conforttbles de In c,1n ,8gnc.
Mn. IIesse = oesn1eut achievement dame.
Iioror etlbti+sctuesstd. i. 81 bicrx. N ,ntG doul
IL ,]ienncut dcotrcprenlre l'cxp'oirifton; a,t*st
Conptcut-iis sur IL patronage dc tons lc"r-
t,mts, de- voyaFenrs ct dn public ct arn, ralT.
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PnrslpE>T LOUIS DUF\U.

lie Pr>aidcrt IN COLLEGE de la Itn;si,r.
.,'ru couva,rcu qu'iI est impossible Dol ,er;,,
ans mn 'i'blIas"mrnt compose ,'cAte noe,
dc personalities, rs mGmes rGsu,,ats ct loo
me nos " - que dams unc rnaison d',duc,.
ton nn ne s"tlt adnis que des pengionuai,es
s'"st dJrldr q transporter son uahIisscmcuf
d'ns Uu" dcs pa'tie+. les plus bellies ct les pIp,
saIuh1cs dc 1T L3f,isiane.
bs@ " premier Srpte,nhrc tnrtes les rfn,.
r%alonsi, ue u,crssIteut les inAnenses ct ma.
antiques Atissrs de Iancicn colltrr Jcrer.
SON snront tetllintes IT les Glasses serout on.
vrrtrs. s.
l." President "a Colt nc dui a ohtenu dc I,
-delrpVre 81 statue III acte d'lncolporation
Fl )e privilege tr r%onlilcr les mtn,cs hon.
n"nrs It les tte.nes grads Que dany les pre.
mters colleges du Npld adps Flats. Unis' no
~" I}"I,t r1hn pour s,ttenir la reputation do
t,t'htl seirttnt qni attit lot'de depuls deux
ans Il J." n nVcI1c-OE cans, Ct on il ,talt par.
vrun i ! min druA cent vlu2t-seIt cloves. II
4 I"v1nta"" Ga'nrrrr avrc hi les mGmes
pD"ir+scurS qli 'taie't dtjl attaches i son
<.tahllsse lu"li. ct II ca attend encore du Norl
i" rnuv"@uA Gnt II" prutr"nt que contuI uer a
/" reputation que s'cst III p, arqnjae le college
par T. @!uCaiion Cmtnrmmt nj 0mf,ltn,n, On ON
y re.oli.
leg 'IoV"F aPp1'1'nant Il DIES families ca.
III" 'qn"s, scr'tt pr"p"rts Il Ia prcm.a ere com.
niunlvl par IN prGtre attacllt Il l;ttalIisse.
ineut. 1onS les dovolIs re.Iareuy, quel cue
50 "."Il|eurs le cute paIticu ier DIES GItves,
Sct"nt excitement ct so,leuscment rem.
pie,
l." President du CoIl5oc compile sur lie con-
"onr~rt Ia lienvpll,ai!ce dcs lmhtauts de Ia
L"tlSIauc pour inpicr Il bonnie lin uns un1yIe
on u y " dc sa pat plus DE- dtyou.ment Cue
lie speculation.
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TO SHIPPERS a. PLANTERS,

The steamboat {. .Jr has been built eN-
press yl,r tla~Crtst ira te, In her construction
evcty n hlcf y, improvement that catfposslhly
Ali to tha %safet,. coulto't aud eouyialelee OF
passengers 4 the carrying oi freight, has hc"i
rrgarIri. And though ot exceedingly light
drau2hi sIe Eaaibe capacity 10 cary alalge
huIthel
trouyiuu TT all rrasois OF the ear or ali u0Iity
paht on t,eight viii he TrtuItcd.
sie will .mm"nes her r~esat'nry trips on
the first Of October 1853.
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SANsTANM M0yAlEs

1v Of The State If Louisiana,
Elections will lie he'd, in III" parish 81
Assumption on Monday The 7IhrIay OF No
ycunlmr 1853 between tic hours ofo "cl'ck
4. ~, TO clock 2 IL, for The pm pose
Of r%lrrting II Representative 10 Congress
for The Second bi-lllcl; II State Senator f"'
The District CONFUSED ct The parishes "i
ls$tnmp,i"n, Lntn"rrln Interior and I'rr'-
b nnr; three Representa-, - 10 IN" sale
Legislature. for this parish, n .Stur Treas
,uu,r; An Andabr Of Pnb!ic4 Acc"unt-; u
Superintendent oiP"bIic Education; L She
rift; Recorder, a ttr'k 'IC,nIt IL Cor"-
urr; un Assessor; tblltrn justices OF 'l''
Peace. and ihi,,rrn tnn>tnbIr~. onr Jusilcr
,f tlr Peace d. one Constable 10, each Poll
&c Jury district il, thu PARISH.
The places Of Elrrii"ns Err n fellows :
FIRST WARD. At"r near Juan A!r,n.n's
residence; commissioners. NaIr,y lie
blanc, Elound Wives and An. me
Martinez,
2nd Ward. At OF pea Gabriel Rodriguez
coffee lou4r; commissioners, Nuinn
Wives, AIoIphr Leblanc and Ga]'nr,
Rodriguez.
BID Ward. Al or near the plantation "f:'"-
vr,in Landry near the palrociila
church; commissioners, EtsIn Ne an
H. C ~, l'torcu,in Michel "a frn:n Ian
t;h Wa d. At or near Mn'ins A%lb,gnac'
residence; commissioners, T.. L,udr,
Mn,ill- A hngnac IL i;v ,risir F"tul-..
.,b NI,..t r 1 4 49, n.,, 9l..II,tr altinn,fs r,.
N sidrncc co,nmi- -tmncrs. Twink,
Ilnnel, J. +. H,chs and Ferdinann
L%af--lgnan.
9Th Watd. II or nn,r the coT'r house ~
Maxile Bnniwnns; commissioners, T.
Landry, Masie Bpud' eaus N*,malc,
I1onrg. @
| 7ih Ward. " Or near The plantation Of T..
l.. M~aili.i; commissioners, j. II. Il
Lnndry. I1doua,d Dc.a,ignr Il any.
Drlnn ..
81, Ward. Al The court house Of hi pa,irl;
commissioners Edmond Mnnrin, Ma
ihnn Webster and Jamr~ :. Wll-on.
oh Warl At Tho l,ilII,d room Of J. G. T..
t;amhi"r, in PaiiGn,tivIlIc; ~r"lApp1i u !,
mere, W. x Midi. V.,lh Deb # 4
Constant l.. Silhonrnrt.
lUb Ward. At or near the rcs;drnrc Ut
u 'tl,s-a,d i"'ndrsf c"mnis~i"nr6 G.
Tniar. Clcbt,has Comrnn& En"rald
Landry. /,
18th Ward. At the residence off. M"'IGre
commissioners. Lml,o, Sa,,ir. John
u Mccarthy andiiIp "i,nrIhn'd d..
Rf2,h Ward. Alpr nrat The ie4idete. afE
n Peni<*"n.w commissioners, HfJr n. n.
Els, CleopI,as pdili,son aud EtttnmI
FeniSzon llS,
18Th Ward. N ~ near Ike residence ot l..
%Simonrau, ID PInrIs Par; %contis sio
+ mrrs. Vn,rntin Baritlran, valcotr
Pprche and Anac,rstc Slm,nra,i.
18th Ward. Al or near the residence Of y.
Rrn'rop, IN GfdhI River; comm s-i,ps
ncrs, Trahan,, Charles Glos and Tr
l%csll,ore NJ .ch+I.
Or liz comm rio,nrs If the .rytln
~ rci"'- "li"'"ted ~ the F"''rc Ja,,
4 the Parish, IT ts-nn,gtior,, ats h4rfh,
required to held sid rie,tion md Il.
make the returns thereof a]ctoriing
law.
Parish Of Assumptions. OF. IT. 1852
@ .&y4a a N# . a AZ p. = E... -, -
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yerncur de- ll.tui dc ia
Lpnisiane,, dts Elcciions scront lenuee
dams Ia p~aroisse Assom. lion,
lie Lundi 7eme Jour d. mois dc M
vemlre 1853, drp'lis 8 hrtrcs A. NJ. l~l*,l.'u
4 hr,rrs 7. NJ, dalls IL but d'eiir. ~,
RrplCsentant ~, Congress pour IL Sccon,
Di.lliet Col2t re- ssiunDct; IN Senalctr d.
int lytIf H. district c%olllIo-G Lrs pnroisse.
A %s~otnptioI, Lalnu,cllc Inferno ct Tcrre-
b ,nnr; trois RcpiGsentaLis Ia Legislative
d l.tat pour cctle paloisrc; M ! rtSn,lc,
d i;tat; IN And.tc,a dos Complies Public.
IN Snrinlrnda ut dies cole. lnbIiu,r4; "a
SI'trit; "n Recorder; IN Grriiier dc Conr
IN Co'one,; IN A,sr~>cuI; trr,zr JUICES Il,
PaiX u t,e:zo Cvnslab,ps, III Jugr dc. patA
ct IN Constable pouit %elia1,e.. d, strict d
Ju'i de Police de cclte laro.sse.
LIS lieuA Il Elections spnt CONNIE s"ii.
PREMIER DlorRlCi-Chcz Juan AlIe-
tnan on dams lc voisiuagr; commisSa
res, VaJc,y Leblanc, Edouald Wives
ct Antoine Martinez.
2mc Distrirt-A An cafe dc Gabriel I.olri
gnez on dams le voisinagr; commits
saircs Nutha Wives. Adopl,c Leblanc
ct Gabriel Rodriguez.
3ne D.strict-A IhabIlalinn SEVERN La,dr,
pres f6glise paroissin!c, on dau4 lie
voi,Inagr c"tM,,Is~airrs, Ur,in Ne
lancou, Florcnlin Michel ct iseyrri.
Lsodfy.
anne Disfric'-Ch"z Mnrius Albagnac N,
dans lie voisiDagr; conmissai,rs, Ma
RUS Albagnac, Etienne Landry el
f# Esariste Forais.
5me Dislrict--Chcz Drauzin IIimcI ~, dams
lc voisinag"; comnii-snircs, Lo,insky
Hinel, Pr. Hachd ct Ferdinand l..s.
-t signuI.
6mc Dt4trict-An cafe dc Maxilc B,u
dfraos on dams lc vois,hagr; conmis.
VIZ s%.irc+, Ellie Landry, Maxllc Roud,ra,
III ct Amtdec Bontg. l
Tine District--A l'~hnbifuiion dc T.. L. Mil
bot on dalstc vpisihHgr; co.nniss ,,rcs
J. 3. y. Landry. Edmond lJcIasipnt
81 Angns,c I;rlannn.
sme Dislricl-A Ia Mai.on de- C'our DE- cr,l,
l'nr"is-''; commits .,iles, Edni4nd Mln
fin, Nfsslan Wrh.itr.ct j. Sstvfl. ,,sA
One ipistrir;-N billiard do NJ. CaE. t;au.
.thicr, n Paiicmlr,ilic: e.anInissai,es
w. X. Mills, Venant ll6berla.f Cons
tant i.sSiInmenu,
lone Disirici-th Bufossarti Laundry Oh
dans lesssdsiaagsf; esonnni "a IRIS, CHI.
III nc, Clfeephas Coinruu ct Efne5asid
Z. ALandel.
lime D,sfhfet-chz FRANCOIS Msilsrc.
OIL {: rslnd Bayou; c,umr,i s.lirrs, %isulro,-
savoie, John MsChruy Il I]iipp,l,,r
.sa4a Dta,nl,s a eA =
l2ne Dt-trics--Chez Esicnne Penisson -,
dur. le vpisinagr; c@a,rtnf. sai,es, DR.
SIS II. u. Els, Cleopl.as Panisson Ct l..
pjnissm Ills. -
l3nc Disirici-Chsz Anaciet slAnnenu mn
All Pierre Part dams 10 yoi.inagr; rom.
mi-sairrs, Valensin Harillcun, Val.
cour Porch. !. 1T lAnaclct S~i,no,ma,,.
l4nnc Distritt. .Uhpz Dotcino lsrmrhp il
In Belle ltisiern Oh dams IL voiSinnyr.;
comlnissaires, Narcissr l'rulant, Chs.
(.fos Il Telesphose. Michel.
~fuE.cs eon'mis-airsx detection dos
diiTerc,s bnr,snix ai-ds.ssns ipo,nmd. ,,.,,
IL J,r,.d de poIi,e III. ~ I~arni..e A,.omp-
ton, snntreuMs' De tc,,isS III Iifsas celis1,.
ct i.cu sdraiea rclnnrs iu. SIaefif ~sonesi-
g,tl Ce~uinasni'lmcnt ala loi. M
Paroi..e "A .s".at.tiot,. II fer ort. 1853
go a.. 7. HlckM AN. Short.
AMADEO MUREI.
No1.AI IRE PuBLfC ETJUGEDE PAX