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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-30
New Goods! New GOOds!!
w ID PHILLIPS.

INFORMS his customers and the public,
i that he will open on the
l2OF MARCH,
. large and handsome assortment Of
NEW SPRING GOODS
all selected by himself in New York and
Philadelphia from the latest importations.
From his long experience, he feels conf
dent, his selections cannot fail to please
the mos. fastidious. mar G-y.
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Ut. McCZELAND.

M HOLESALE l. Retail Dealer in all
w kinds Of Groceries and provisions. Sc.
CARS and Tobacco, Wines. Liquors, &c.
Will be open at all hours, ard spare no
pains TO please customers Every article
OF the best quality, and at the lowest cab
prices. J. 7. McCLELAND.
Church St. Retnses Fifth and Pe~des-
tiary III the Cd Ws~j ~ EsydAeui Eras.
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For Sale or Isent.

A TWO Story Frame House. lately oc-
n cuped by J. N. Carrigan. Esq. II is
pleasantly situated. Terms liberal. Apply
to lmar Isl THos. PsEspEhoAsr.
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Notice.

1l'iE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
J. Blind, on St. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge. is open for visitors from 10 10 u o.
clock, a. NJ, each day, Sundays only exc@p-
ted teb.-Stf
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MECHANICAL. &c, j.
LEVI KELLUM,
4ouse, Sign, ano Ornamental
p A D b . 6 B !.

LAYING removed his shop to Third 81.
IL South Of Hollis Livery Stable, y now
prepared to do ali kinds Of Painting, Ola
ling and Paper Hanging. He may be found
unless ensaged) at his shop, or letters adj
dressed to him through the Post Office.
will meet with prompt attention
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-30

More Light.

CALL at H. r. Waddillps and soc new
~ Lamp. that gives better light than
oil. without greese, smoke or smell, and
well not blow up, as camphne does.
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r. C. HrTCHisoN. @. C. wcWHoRTra
II. G. EUTCHsSOH g. ca,
LIVERY STAELE.

Third Street, Baton Ioage, La.
HAVt, always on hand ard in good order,
Ii Carriages Cabs, Buggies. and saddle.
horses. with which The public can be &c.
conmodated on the most reasonable terms.
Horses and Vehicles can be had at spy
hour Of night or day at the old srand Of !.
Holt. ianI5.v.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-30

Dcrfl snery.-A large assortment Of
/ French, English, German ard Amer
can Perfnmery, will constantly be kept for
sale at the drug store of WIN BOGEL,
feb-l3-tf Lafayette st.
n B.-Cologne Water of all qualities
will be sold, to suit customers.
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TPARR Y = 6 o.,
; wholssals aad Retail Dealer IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Cornr a Third emd Conservation St.,
issAx rnx MAnxET) BATON Kovoe, La.
WE tender our sincsre thanks to our
w numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage. and would state; that
we intend 10 merit still greater patronage:
by keeping % hand NJ ali times large aud
well selected stock and BY selling on such
terms, that il will be an Involvement TOT pur.
chasers TO call on us.
Orr Stock corsists ef The fa!awing staple
Bndp:
5000 lbs. Stass ard Shay's and Duffie!d
Sugar cured hams.
40O0dc plain hams;
1000 do shoulders; 5000 sides;
1000 lbs choice dried beet.
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 do Of prime Leaf Lard,
80 Keys do do do,
10 bills No Msckcre2
10 No2 do.
50 barrels ftesh Flour.
20 boxes Backw heat,
10 hhds prime sngar.
20 bbls loaf and crushed sugar,
50 boxes star candles,
20 do sperm Do
$50 boxes No. l, soap,
90 do fine Toilet,
2 do CASTLE soap.
10 Kegs fresh butter,
kaox UnsLon 1lo
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ASDURY REGER,
Gouse. Sign, ano Ornamental.
Q al n e s B /.

SHOP ON THIRD STREER, NEXT
DOOR TO CHOPPlN's BAKERY.
A NY orders given me for House, Sign or
II Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging,
and Glazing, will meet with prompt atten-
tion. Az am permanently located in Ba-
ton Rouge, and as il is 10 my interest to give
general satisfaction. shall constantly study
r. ,oit. ASBI1RY REGER.
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Situation Wanted.
4 NAN who can give the best of recon-.
n mendations. wishes situation a. Gar.
dener. Apply at this Office. mar l7It.
ELOuR-50 bbls Just received and for
I sale by ]. PARRY & Co.
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from Cincinnati, 100 Boxes OF
H. Star Candles; % boxes OF Cheese; IL
kegs and 3 firkins Of Butter; just arrived
by the steamer ]. NJ. Niles. and for sale by
fcb.I3.tf JOSHUA BEAL
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"WIsTrRs HouRHousp CANDY"
This Medicine is iudicious combination
Of the best expectorants in the Materia Med
lea, The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield TO it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases of Consumption
tits not merely palliative, as many articles Of
It's nature, but possesses grea, curative quail
tiles For sale by WIN. B0GEL Agent.
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Corn F.! COrni
EO0 BARRELS Ear Corn Just re.
i wv ceiv-d and r. sale Iow al
the Fiat Boat Landing by mar 90 81
D. MONTAN.
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TWfgg'0 6afr Keoto1attvo
THIS compound possesses the virtue Of
i restoring grey hair TO its original color
and for preservation and growth Of the hair
has no equal. Prepared rom the original
recipe and sold in quantities 10 suit purchas.
ers by VIZ. Boost, Dnsgist. :
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Cuff.Pins.
\ SPLENDID assortment Of The lates
IA patterns. For sale cheap. hv
sept 26-y. THEO. GOLDMAN.
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bbls Mess Pork. FoPsale ~
I mar 23s j. PARRY, 4 Co.
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Delays Are Aanserou..

TINY snft.r will. = cou n, coli oraGyd's-
w ease of the Thvat, Breastani Lar gs
when certain cure is so easily elected by
,,e;n,r
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DRAN! BRAN!! 100 Bags Bran. just
Dreceived from Saint Louis per-. Saranac
Noe, loot 18th. JOSHUA BEAL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

Mn. EDiroR

/ VIZ
About ten miles South east Of Marshall
is one OF the most enterprisiog neighbor.
hoods have ever k"own. Il Is no, char
acterizcd by the abundance Of its possess.
ions, so much ns by the industry and moral
stamina OF the citlz.ns occupying il. Peace
plenty, xnc happiness, seem to BIO their
motto.
The first thing that il chnraetsss 81
outward sigma, Is the eviction Of = chueGA
At Williams Cross Rosda II 10 not W.,
completed, hu, viii be IN lsort time. !,
is built with a gallery for servsnts, that
they may have the same opportunities OF
bearing the W ord preached that the whites
have.
IN the next place they have n flourish
ing Temple OF Honor, working bsnf 10
hand with the church. This Temple was
organized on the 10. day Of January last,
lou account Of which il 10 cd1led New
Year Te,Dpl..) with nine a'emt,ess ! am
told that il now numbers over twenty, and
that petitions for membership are received
ut every meeting Even those who have not
joined il, AMI probably do not espec. to.
Hlhnueet NNSVus "e"''y Boo" VIM
with. | might say. scarcely m sxcep.io"
worth mentioning.
A schosl ~ at,out thirty students 10 also
In svccesstul operation, under M. =. d.
Wood. who 10 highly appreciated ~ . gen.
tlsman and = teacher, II would 10 pre-
sumption IN me to offer \ word Of CON.
n,cndstion to this enterprise. The impor>
lance Of a school IN every neiubhorho0d 10
so well known that il speaks Tor itself.
Last. hut not least, there 10 a society
organised xt1lbs Cross Roads, called the
Central Debating Society. In which both
age aud youth meet every othsr Saturday
evening. ut +? o'clock, for edk1Dation and
improvement, per rsiism pcrboram on int.
resting historical sahjscts, ~ well ~ Ii"
important topics Of the day. The quss
ton oe~stardsy the 9Th inst. was," Wers
the Crssades jussA6alle," which vas d.
ci,lsd IN the affirmative The qu-stisn fov
Saturday. tiss 18th inst. IL: Would Il b.
beneficial TO the State Of 1'sAss for the
Consultation tors 30 slterskas u admit az
banking" A. this quss,ion 10 ono Of i'm.
passanes. since u 10 likely To b. aQita,rd
| u eetns sxlsat thsosghou. tho STATE lurlaQ
~ pending slsetionssring campaign. the
psblls generally. aud candidates ss,,ssix !,
| ~ iavIssd 10 attend a.
New, NJ. Editor, cannot levbsa, q.
/! pspeuisg Ne sAssoht, that tAs kss 10 n
] ~ sdvssssnsat end prosperity Il, ~
'a~s Y ~ Srsg sAeP u ~ sksis ss;sh
-Asst. A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
TCRRRlBL1 DJSA0THR At -
Loss of nearly TWo Hundred L'ses'

We hsve to record to day smother a.
ful calamity, the Laundering Of '-s'
sea, with the probable loss OF nearly
hundred lives.
Capt Forbes. ~ The brig Reuben Gu
from Lagua Ia Gr.nd-. brought int"
this morning the captain, mate. ana ~
the crew, OF the ship William and ~
of Bath, Maine. who were picked sp ~
boat at seS, in lat ~ 30. ard long
20, having been wrecked near S,lrup
among the Bahama ls.ands, on The =
May.
Captain Stenson, Of tho Willism
Mary, has furnished US the following
t,cnlars of the loss of his vessel, ~
was on the passage from Liverpool y
Orleans. with = cargo 81 railroad ''oe
two hundred and eigh, passengers, -
emigrsnts Al seven o'clock A. n. -
III Of May. during cloudy weas,
strong breczes blowing from the s"sn
they pansed the Hole in>,he Wall, =.
the southern part of tho little -
Ahaco. one of the Bahamas. neaHy
ri Nassau. Al noon they mads
Key, aud then Lor. Of about I'm
a southerly direction. The westhes
Thinker all the while. and the wi'd
err. while the sea l,~gs" to roll Il
rate. At sunsst nothing could
the hey. and the captain sspPsssd =
III 81 IF 10 L.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

,lda J. Pa. Severed l 'nr r.ia,oac.
were not able to s,iena to- oJ rncfnun
The following officers were sIpc,eu -.
the term ending first Of November next.
SISTER WrLsoS. =. p. r.,
E.o FRAsx J. PATnLo. u p. r..
SISTER SAsAm ". pATlLLo, =. v r.,
BRo. JouS Il CEAis, u. V. T.,
SISTER SARAH BuRroS, =. Past r.,
Bno. J. Il. TuLLis, u. Past T.,
sisrrn Frances Vas XAspT, s. u,
Hao w. ". ADAMS, u. o.,
SISTER XALgEK, =. X.
SISTER ARAysLiA J. JusE, - G..
Bao X. ". LoucnsHy, u. y.
The Degree afJ"urnrd to meet on Sat-
urdny mosning the 18th iost,. NJ 4 O'Clock.
A lady wishing TO Join the Degree makes
application to the subordinate Temple
Though Brother in the following form:
To Olive Branch Temple No o:
Miss Tor Mrs. ----, over sixteen and
under years Of age. residence -,
desires to connect h~sscif with our Order
hy receiving the Social Degree. and | pro
pose her as u proper person,
(N,gned By Drothsr)
Enclosed is the Degree fee, 81
The Subordinate Temple meets again Of
Thursday evening, 10th, when application.
for the next meeting Of the Degree ahouIc
he sent in.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

DetAe Coversee 81 ~ 49,
Whs,ess. ~ IN act Of ths l.sg's's'sfe:
.oo,ev,d March 9Osh, l64S. u % requires
~, an election 10, Governor. l.s.ss.:s"'
Governor. aud Commissioner Of me "."-
.,.l Land Office bs held throughout me
state on the fret Monday !" Asgas' "s,,
+. Now, therefore, I. +. Hsnsh'"agn "en'
Governor Of the state Of Texas, co. ~
,inus Of the authority in me vested. here
by order and direct that polls h. opened a.
the several precincts Of tbs respective
counties. IN this State on the first M""o"y
i,hc frs, dsy) If August next, for me e'ec
ton OF n Governor, n Lieutenant "".e'""';
rnd Commissioner Of the General a""
Office.
The Chief justices Of the several ccan-
ties. land IL case Of vacancy !" tue "usss
of Chief justice, ar inability 81 tha' o'"ce'
to net then any two Of the County TO"
mi.sionrr-. will give due notice, aud cause
polls to be opcpedht the several prec'"ct..
OF their respective counties, on me ss'o
first Monday, lthe first day OF Sngust next
for the ~l~ctior, a. aforesaid. Of Govern
n, Lieutenant t;overnor. aud Commission
or Of III. General Land Office Of this state.
The Chief Justices, or County Codnn
.,ou,,s, ~ case. wherein they are anthor'.
aed hy law to discharge the duties OF mel
Justices, oil the several counties OF tue
State. viii prompt, make duplicate returns
,g the election for Governor aud L'.uten-
ant Governor. carefully sealed up. one OF
which shall be transmitted To the seat OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

W. psh)isA this wssh ~ accent d ths
formation Of Social Degres Ttmpls n
,kutlacs, 1t which numl,ss Of osr sseUk.
essing Isd!ss were enlisted ~ volunteers in
thu temperance cases. This degree 10 one
Of the most attractive belonging to the
order, and the ceremonies corneeted with
il are well cslcslstsd to impress upon the
mind the necessity Of the temperance re-
fern.
The blightisg effects Of in.~mrerance
sse felt mo.s BY woman. and to her should
be allotted ek Of winning back with
her gentle \ hose who have wandered
.uhn reach 81 The fell destroyer; an1 Of
.ulisti"g IL the good work those ~hose IN
fiuenee and example are calculated to dis.
courage the use Of intoxicating drinks.
Temperance reformation, Il successful,
must be brought about. not by denuncia-
tiens. but b, kind and and gentle treatment.
The true r~p'~r cannot en'ertsio personal
fcelings " hostility towards any one. The
first duty enjo'ued by the order is Lore
love to nil mankind. /. Love is patient /; il
suTrrc,h long, and issAtnd"
nj Under such au.Iices, can il fail to be
productive OF goods Is ii not an order
worthy OF the fostering regard OF every
co,nusanityi And shove al. 10 IL .sot one
in which the ladies should feel deep g,
tercsti
Some one in speaking Of death remarks:
e Who hath not lost = friend 7" higohs
we not make \ similar observation IN sels :.
ton to drinking! who hath no, lost n
friend by Temperance Why, then,
should not every one support the temper
ance cause.
Love couq"ereth all things; and, II those
who desire reform would enlist IN the work
with tina. nrdor and good feeling which
properly belong to il. the day wo. no,
he Tar oil, when intempernncc would bs
banishsd from the land. In \ place where
there are 40 many ladies As there !" Mar
ehsil the temperance reformation should
prosper Tho work 10 before them, and
we hope they will try the experiment. OF
producing n change.
On last Saturday. tho a,h instant, the
Social Degree WAS organized in connection
with Olive branch Temple Of Honor, No.
., al tho Temple Hail, by Bro. Frank J.
Psnllo, d. q. ". +.
The following ladies were present and con
nectcd themselves with III. Order: Mrs.
- Wilson, Mrs Henderson, Mrs. - John.
son. Mrs. Lacy, Mrs Frances Van Zandt,
'if Martha Reddins, Mrs. - Walker.
Mss Atll.f 'nos. Mis-. Lucinda John
s0u. jns .a Nopde5-un, Wise Sarah
...r. 3D. s.-ll 81 r.0lu NJ Va
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to the chief lnstic. OF Denton county.
No. 3. Dallas will cleo, one Representa-
tive.
No. Q. Hun, will elect one Represents
No. 10. Hopkins will cleo. one Repre-.
tative.
No. II. Hopkins, Fsnpin and Red River
will elect one Representative, and max e
returns TO the chief justice Of Hopkins
county
No, ~ Titus will elect one Represen>
tx,ive.
No. 10 Csss will elect one Represents.
! tive.
No, Ia Csss and Titus will elect one
Representative. and make returns to the
! chief justice Of Cass county,
No. IS Harrison will elect three Rep.
resentstivea
No. 10. up.hur will elect one Represen.
tative.
No. II. Smith will cleo, two Rcpresen
ta,ives
No. Is. Wood and Van Zandt will elect
one Representative. and make retusas to
the chief Justice Of Wood county.
No. 10 Kaufman aud Henderson will
elect s'ne Representative, and make returns
to the chief justice Of Henderson county.
No. 20. AnJssson will elect two Repre-
sen,x'ivea.
No. q Cherokee will elect thresRep.
aentativcs
No. 90 Rusk will elect four Represen-
tativ-a
No. % Pamela will elect one Reprcsen
tativs.
M -. Shelby will elsc. one Repre-.
sentative.
No. 25 Shelby, Psnola and San Al,
gus,ine will elect one Representative. and
make returns to the chief justice Of Shelby
county.
No. 10. San Augustine will elect one
Representative.
No. 81. Nacosdochss will eIee, two Rep
resentsiives.
No. 2e. Houston will elect one Repre-
sentative.
No. ~. Polk aud Trinity will elect one
Representative. and make returns 10 The
chief justice of Polk county.
No. 10. Sabine. Jaspsr and Newton will
slec. two Representatives, and make ~.
turns 10 the chief Justice Of Sabine county.
No. 81. Angelina and Cherokee will
elect one Representative and make returns
to the chief jssties Of Angelina county.
Mesa. Jefferson and Orange will elect
one Representative, and make returns 10
The chief jss(lee Of Jefferson county.
No. -. Liberty will slset one Rspsssn.
lalivs.
No. -. Tyler will elect one Rep,sssn
tativs.
,.. No, 49, Galveston will ;'.s' two Rep.
No 80. Harris will slset g. ~ 80,
tstives.
No. ~. Montgomery y. sstt
rsseatAtivs.
No. -. Walker will elect osss Repro.
sentative. -
No. -. Grinss wil ssses on Rspssssa.
tativs.
No. 10. Walker, Madison and 0sinsa
yljl elect one Representative, nd snake
sSsssss 70 ths shisf jasssss al Oslnss
eOsWty.
40. n. Lsos VII sl's' oas Rsa-sss"ta.
No. ~. Fessstoas, LlmsslsNe and Falls
will slssi one Representative. esd make
s~tssas " shs ehisf justice Il Lhneseoas
eosnty.
No. ~ Navarro WIN ssses 80 Rstss>
seslso1se.
NJ. ~ Ellb - Taraas NJ e,eet ~
Apesass.s1ivs. - mahe n W ~
eG&f jselles q Rllis ssuaAy. X
u - osll saA MeI1G n
- eseaeae4e. - ~ -
J. : o. jasta es 1
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fabIs.

NJ. }, G. Morsss. bookseller and sss'
toner. Exchange Hses. near the Pdssoa'ee,
New O,leans. has very kindly forwarded
~ the following works: "N'ilst'e. by
Curer Bell; Tho History Of Henry
Es..end. Eco" by Thsekern,' "Assrs
Scsel,' by &. r. X. James. Persons visit
ing tia city oil not fail to call at Nor
sr"'s Literary Depot" where they will lind
at tie iSDss papers. periodicals, and ne"
works
Harper, for June. ia before u.s. and we
regard il - one Of the most entertaining
numbers Of this deserycds popular pen
odicnl TO enumcrs,e all the good things
/, contains would take up more rorn tina"
we can spare, Suffice j: to say Dat every
article in il 10 Of the frat order OF merit
The June number OF the Templar :
/ Msgasioe " also on our table, filled with
the usual quantity OF interesting matter
/ Jhi. ia an entertaining family magazine,
aud merits the regard and support oil every
{ Templsr aud friend OF the Temperance re-
form.
We had almost despaired Of seeing the
Southern Ladies Book again, when lew
days ago the May number o. this pef'od''
T cal came to hand. The prsWnt number II
(sr ahtt6cf it. predecessors IN 'yposraph-
ical neatness. IN the character OF the EN-
b<llishmen,s, and in the quality.oi the mat
tsr. II seems, inAssd to have come out
IL new dress. The frs, engraving. The
Raising OF Lazarus" /, of the finest char
actcr On the succeeding page is an en-
graved portal. Of Mrs. l.. Virginia French
the edtsess OF this magazine. We are not
profuss generally in our compliments to
the ladies, but hers is certainly the sweet
est face v e have seen in many day. She
has taken the right course I, silence those
.aucy editors who have had the temefty
to attack the Southern Ladies Book. !,
they do ut Immediately bow down to her
acknowledge their error. aud crave her
pardon, we shall rut their acquaintance.
The proprctors Of this magazine offer 500
for the hes, original story, aud 500 io'
the best poem the story not TO be less
than ~ ioolscap pages, aud the poem not
( less than one hundred lines The legation
of these compositions to be in At"eriea
and to be received before the first ol
August They must be directed without
the name OF the su,hor attached, Com
mittee Of Decision, Southern Ladies Book
New Orleaus,' and labelled on the envcl'
ope Prize story In a separate envcl'
opc musi be placed the name of the s.or,
p. fr ard the name OF the author, Ia
.. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

Ne. ~ Rsbsslssa ~ "a ~
e~s espsssseeattve. ~ q
ths shlsf jnsl1ee q noa0 oon
No. ~. pssssss~ ~ oemH
one Representative asd 80 g.
the rhist juolaso ~ Dusjeepe iecs
No. 40. VI lsmseu ~ Irl
elect ons Representative. and sleA3
to The chief justice of willlsmseo
No, ~, Washington will sl,st Fl
rcsentatives.
No. So Asstin will elect oss 4. W;
tative.
No. 81. Fort BEND and AsstIu -.
one Representative. and n,sh. 49,.
the Chief justice Of Fort Rs.d eo,...
No. 81 Br.roria will slse. On
sentative
No. 50. Ms,sgords and Whar1.
elect one Representative and make ~
to the chief justice Of Matsgords 49,
No. 81. Colorado will elect ~ ~
sentative.
No. So. Fayet,s will elect on =
sentative ...
No. So. BAstsop will elect ~ -
sentative.
No. 81. Trav" will elect one x.r]
ta,ivc.
No. So. Fayete. Bxstrop and -
will elect one Representative. and ~
returns TO the chief jss,ies Of -
county.
M. 50 Jackson and Calhoun xyA = :,
one Representative and make 49,
the chief Justice Of Jackson eosstv.
No. 60. Victoria aud Golisd viY Il :.
one Representative. and mxbs Nns. -
the chief Justice Of Victoria ecs~sv.
No 81. l.avacs aud DE- Wiz N -
one Representative. aud make s,tuvs y
the chief justice Of Lsvsst county.
No. 6!. Gonzales will elect one -
sentative.
No. 81 Guadxlups will elect one T.
rssen,ative.
No. 81. Caldwell and Hays will -
one Representative. and make rslss,a =
the chici justice of Caldwell county.
No. 63 Nueces. San fatri~io ss1 =
fugio will cleo, one Representative, -
make returns to the chief justice Of Npsn
\o'kc W.bh w;,l cleo. on. -.
-.
~ q, S, ,.;,, .,.,,
80.
81 % C.u...r .,;,, .,.,
,.,;.
4" 20 c.m.r and u;a.,,o I'll,
D.,,.,,.'. .a - -" !.
1"e .'..,.
IS. 5: ): &; !; : ::. 9. ' : s:: :;'' 8: H.,
Representative, and make returns y =
chief justice OF brsa' county.
No. ~. C"ma' and s''llesfss wM ~
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the Chief justice OF Co"aI county