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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

BGe Mons. L. P. de Lepoly addressed our
citizens on education, at the Guion Academy, on
Monday eyeninglast His discourse was listen
ed to by large audience of both sexes, and
appeared to have given general satisfaction.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

BRIDGE Across THE MIssIPPI-Tbe towers
of the suspension bridge across the Mississippi
at St. Anthony Falls are now nearly completed,
and the workmen are busy twisting the wires
preparatory to stretching them across the river.
The bridge seems likely to be completed in
time to receive quite an income the present
season.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

The WEATHER.-The weather has undergone
considerable change. On Tuesday night last,
We had very copious rain, which served to rid
the atmosphere of a considerable amount of
calorc, and render fires and winter clothes quite
comfortable-especially mornings and evenings.
The weather from Wednesday morning up to the
hour Of going to press has been truly delightful,
and Of incalculable benefit to the planting COM
munity. We hope that it may continue for the
future
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

The UNIVERSAL JUBILEE.-Pope Plus the
Ninth, has proclaimed to the Catholics through
out the world three months jubilee or general
indulgence. The Pope has been moved to this
solemn act in consideration Of the many and
grievous Affections under which the civilized
world is at this moment suffering
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

The GALVESTON JoURNAL-This excellent paper the only
wing paper published in Texas has changed hands, 1t is
published by T. j. Allen Co., and edited by J. F.
Wadde, gentleman of education, and thorough going
whg What has become Of friend Gibson? Has he retired
or is he included in the "Co"? The latter, we hope.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

n@= Miss Mary Magrath, one of the instruc-
tresses in the Guion Academy, who has been
laboring under attack Of yellow fever in New
Orleans, has entirely recovered and arrived here
on Wednesday last to assume charge Of her de-
partment in the Academy.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

BaT Our old schoolmate, and friend of our
youth, Henry S. Karr, has been employed as
chief clerk Of the steamer Fanny Sparhawk, for
the ensuing season. Hal, is popular, and very
competent to discharge the duties assigned him.
The Fanny will make her first trip about the
18th instant.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

E9@ We invite attention to the card of Dr.
New to be found in our columns. The Doctor
has been several years successfully engaged in
the practice of his profession in Mississippi,
and comes among US well recommended and
properly vouched for.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, Z 1854.

CANAL CRossISGThe rightul authorities be they the
Board Of Aldermen the Directors Of the Canal Company
are directed the miserable condition Of the wooden BAN
quette the head of the Canal The rains have
caused the bank cave which has materially damaged the
pavement. It should be repaired Immediately
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

ma There are in the United States 40, 564
physicians l9l surgeons, 5, l39 apothecaries, 495
chemists, 2O23 dentists, 10 occulists, and SO
professed patent medicine makers
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

NC Wild Henry, the noted runaway, died of
his wounds in our parish prison on Friday
morning last
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For Sale. ,-r
THE STEAMER TERREBOAsn,..

i Bv virtue of Resolution passed by the Ter ns
and Laiourche Navigation Companv, on the nov
iv1o at Beslanyers Ca al in the Parish Of ere All
together with the fatbottomed boats belonging aroucss
persons desiring to buy will please make the Mad,
with the shortest delay. T. L. presideua
2a-H
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

measurable pleasure in being able to state that
the sanitary condition Of New Orleans is rapidly
improving. The list of interments for the whole
city, for the week ending on Sunday last shows
falling off Of seventy three, when compared
with that of the week previous. With the pre-
sent delightful weather, the health of the city
cannot but continue to improve, and before the
ides of the month are upon us, the fever will
have entirely disappeared.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07
Hat Mandatory.

A RTSROURG g. CO. Hatters llw'
IA Paris, take this method to inform the puns
that they have just established Hat ManuIaeo'!
the corner of Market and st. Louis street. dagohh s
opposite the Franklin House; where they make n noc
order on measure or repair old with "A hour ,an
Straw Hats bleached and altered TO the newest hayg
ing Of grey is for men, childrea land generS9
kind of work belongs to the Hatte7s trade rive full
BY their exacti ude and tentien, they expees eb+y
satisfaction for any kind efcrders entrusted to nenL
DEERE l.. ROUSSEL is no io"s, a
l. my Agent for any purpose whatever, having
the power Of Attorney which had given MN ,orssL
MRS. d. H. nv S9d
Th;hodauY Sent 70 1884
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

>Thanks.-Our old acquaintance and friend,
CHAs G.. THIBoDAux, conductor on the Bayou
DIES Aemands and Lafourche section of the
New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad, has our
kindest regard and thanks for his attention to
us when on our way to New Orleans on Sunday
last. Mr.. S. Harris, conductor on the Algiers
section will also accept our thanks for kind at
tention, and for numerous favors in the shape of
the New Orleans dalies, which, it is almost I'M
necessary to add, are always of great utility to
us; especially under existing mail perplexities
consequent to bad roads and occasional failures
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

Ia Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District-Parose4
Lafourche.
Au ct par autorte de la Cour du Cnquieme District
Judicaire segean dams ct pour la paroisse de Lafo
sera ofert vente pubque par Mathurn Bourg Shef
ct encanteur, dument qualife assermente sur BI
suee la rive gauche du bayou Lafourche environ
mile ct demi audessous de la vile de Thbodaux JEUN,
lie de NOVEMBRE, 1854, 10 heures, A NJ, 10 propiss
suvante, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE, sue dams Ia pa.
rosse de Lafourche rive gauche du bayou Lafouc en-
vron mile ct udessous la vile de Thbodaux meurans
une arpent ct soix ne qunze peds plus mo De lace
par solxante arpens de profondeur les gnes ouyah's
recuant du bayou de maniere quaux soxaDte apeno
la gne du derrere quill deux arpents de face borne
en- naut par les terres dAugaste Heber ct has par les
terres Urban Bourgeois toues les batses anne
ioratiOns qui sly trouvent.
Les esclaves suivants s.voir:
GENEVlEVRE, une negresse, agee d'environ II ans
PAUL, un negre age d'environ Is ans
ADAM, un negre, age denviron IL ans. 8,
LUCY une negresse agee d'envron 80 ans; ct sea cn
enfauts-V1CTOIRE, agee de 9 ans: ETIENNE, aes &c
ans; MARIE, agee de ans; JULIEet JULES, (gumeau'
age de Q ans.
LES MOBILIERS CONSTANT deux Armoires une psndue,
Chaises, tables, deux Vaches ct ieurs Veapx plasel
Cheveaux un lot de Cochons, un lot de Mas un 'oe~
Pieux, deux BPuf ct les fournures de maisoD ee e
TERMES EFT CoNDITONS.-Ies proprieies persohhehe Wy
able toutes sommes de ct audessous de dix pasfrs I @
1888, toues sommes audessus de dix piasres p
notifies, moitie Mars 1855 ct fautre dams e mon
Mars 1886. La terre ct les esclaves payable par "a
tier EN- tous ct chacun des mois de Mars des ahnee
1896, ct 1851 Les acquereurs DIES mooliefs Gu puop
personnel fournssant benne caution les acqneieus
terre on les escaves, fourniront eurs bons ave.
ton, Ia satisfaction de radministr teur de Ia ae 4
sion ct payable ofce duRecorder de Ia die palos,
toute somme punctuelement payes leur eenea is
teront interet raison de hut du cent ran Ju4u
payment. La terre ct les esclaves reseron' sle''
hypotheques jusqua parfa payment a,,,c suhadf
OctObre Z 1854 I42-tdsl Nj. BnUhu, Iehe.--
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07
IRON! IRON! Iron!

* TONS Superior Swedish lfoo'-
1eJ 70 slabs from 8 to IS inches.
800 bars assorted Round and Square m
For sale cheap. by Ttf3S1 CAMPBELL o. w
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

Coop ADVICE FROM THE RIGHT QUARTER
The /" Irish American" of the last week. pub
fishes another address to Irishmen in America,
from the pen of the editor) Mr.. Lynch. 1t re-
lates principally to the recent disturbances be-
tween the Know Nothings and the Irish, and
abounds in much good advice, which Mr.. Lynch's
countrymen here would do well to think over
The american asks:
60 What shall we do to avert the storm which
threatens? What shall we do to ward off the
impending evil? How are we to right ourselves
in public estimation ?''
X
"By following these simple rules of conduct
and action: by avoiding, all porter-house, bar
room, and street squabbles and collisions: by
studiously keeping away and avoiding street
preachers-to hear whom if you go you will
most assuredly get irritated and insulted; by
resolving sedulously to conquer general and par
ticular respect by decent and peaceable de-
meanor; by remembering that, as new citizens
or inhabitants of those United States, common
modesty and delicacy should operate to prevent
us from bringing ourselves, by brawls or other
wise, prominently VIGOROUSLY before the
public; by ever bearing in mind that sufficient
employment and fair remuneration await the
sober and Industrious, and that thereby COM
petence for the support and education of our
families is within our reach; by rejecting and
believing that no true American will ever deny
respect, gratitude and attachment to him (of
whatever country who deserves it by honesty,
peaceful manners, and untiring effort at advance
ment; by attending to, observing aud persever-
ingly practicing these simple rules of action;
we, Irishmen, can weather the storm which
RACES around US so fearfully at the present
and we can change the feelings and sentiments
of antagonism which, unhappily, have prevailed
and still prevail against us''
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

B6@ The country editor rarely has credit for
the good things he says. Here is one of them
from the Rogersville (Tenn.) Times:
ga ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO Moss
Well, what of that? Who wants to be messy
old stone, away in some damp corner of pas
ture where sunshine and fresh air never come,
for the cows to rub themselves against, for snals
and bugs to crawl over, and for toads to squat
under among the poisonous weeds? 1t is far
better to be smooth and polished stone, rolling
along in the brawling stream of life, wearing off
the rough corners, bringing out the firm crys-
taline structure of the granite, or the delicate
veins of the agate or chalcedony. 1t is this
perpetual chafng and rubbing in the whirling
current that shows what sort of grit a man is
made of and what use he is good for. The
sandstone and soapstone are ground down to
sand and mud, but the firm rock is selected
for the towering fortress, and the diamond is
cut and polished for the monarch's crown
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

The n. Q. CREscEsT.-This excellent journal
has recently changed hands. Mr.. Maddox, late
proprietor, having disposed of it to gentlemen
eminently qualified to carry it on. The Crescent
was fast gaining country popularity, and we
trust that this change in the proprietorship will
not have tendency to detract from its present
popularity; button the contrary, that the present
publishers may still further increase the sphere
OF its usefulness, and render it still more desery-
ing of country support
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

Yellow Fever.-It being currently circu-
lated that the yellow fever is prevailing here to
an alarming extent, carrying off from ten to
fifteen Of our population daily, We take occasion
NOR. There has been but single death from
yellow fever here this season, which took place
on Wednesday last, and which was contracted
in New Orleans There is at this time but four
cases Of fever, Of any kind, in our town, all of
which are convalescent and considered by their
physicians entirely out Of danger The above
is true statement Of the sanitary condition Of
the town Of Thibodaux. We leave it to our
readers to say whether there is room for fear
or not. &3 5N@
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

RI Our old friend Finn Fon- Boo, alias John
Thuer, self-constituted Vice-Governor of Rogues
Harbor. Gallon Island, has arrived here, and
returned to his old post, as Professor of Music
in the Thibodaux Female Institute. We are
sorry to see that his highness is still laboring
under the effects of rhumatism-his summers
sojourn on the island having had no beneficial
effects in riding him Of this extremely painful
affection.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07
Succession of Narcisse Bourgeois and communfu
X UCCESSION SALE
~ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fiith District en,rt nsri,h

Of Lafourche. f
In the and by authority the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting in and for said paris there will be offered
for sale at public auction by NJ Bourg Sheriff and aucone
duly qualified and sworn and for said parish on the pre-
misses situated in said pa ish the eft bank of ayou la
fourche at about mile and half below the town of Tto
daux, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of NOVEMBER, 1s-4
at TO O'Clock, the following described PROPERTY to- wit
CERTAIN TRACT GF LAND situated in the parish Of
Lafourchs, the left bank of the bayou Lafourche at
about one mile and half below the town of Thiaodaux
measuring one arpeDt and seventy five feet more or less
'front.' by sixty arpents in Depth opening slightly as
give the sixty arpents about arpents in the back
line, bounded above by lands Auguste bert and below
by lands OF Urbain Bourgeois with all the buildings and
imp ovements thereon.
GENEvIEvRE, negro girl, aged about II years.
PAUL, negro boz aged about IS years.
ADAM, negro boy, aged about years.
LUCY anegro woman, aged about 80 years. and her five
years; MARIE, aged about years; JULES and JULIE,
Twins aged ears.
THE MOVEABLES consisting Of two Aruoirs Clock
Chairs, Table, two Mich Cows and their Calves several
Horses, lot OF Hogs lot of Corn lot Of Picke two
Oxen, Implements Of husbandry Household and Kitchen
Furniture, etc. etc.
TERMS AND CoNpIToNs-The moa veables payable all sums
OF and under ten dollars in March 1855 all
ing ten dollars payable by halves half in the month
March 1875, and the other in the month of March 1856
The land and slaves yabe by thirds third ia all and
each OF the months of March Of the 1885, 1856 and
1851. Purchasers Of The moveables furnishing good and
approved security and purchasers of the land and say
furnish their notes with good and approved security
satisfaction of the Administrator of id Estate PAYABLE
notes not punctuay paid maturity to bear eight per
interest per until paid The land and slaves
main specially morgaged and hypothecated until final pay
ment. f42-tdsl NJ. BOURG Sheriff
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

COMBINATIONS AND PARTIEs.-The coming
election in Philadelphia is likely to present
many singular features. There are so many
parties, or fragments of parties, that it is diff
fcult for an ordinary observer to understand the
facts of the case. Already tickets or parts of
tickets, have been nominated to represent the
subjoined interests and organizations:
l. The regular Wing party.
2. The Independent Wings.
8. The Democratic party.
4. The Native American party.
5. The friends of a prohibitory liquor law.
6. The Know Nothngs.
In some cases, several of the candidates will
be on one. two and perhaps three tickets. In
othres, they will be upon one alone.
Da1ane alrun ia Lu111lir .o
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

H@. What most attracted our attention
during our sojourn in New Orleans, on Monday
last, was the extremely clean appearance of the
streets and the total absence of all disagreeable
odors. Never have we seen New Orleans in
such state before It is to be hoped that the
city authorities will continue to keep the city
in its present condition. Mr.. Phelps, the
present Street Commissioner, deserves the
thanks of the community for the very able
manner in which he is discharging the duties
of his Office.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07
THE WIGWAM HOTEL-n

= Da!ou ues Al1eM'hds, TIL " Two miles dis. I.aa.H
tan. from New orleans by the Opeousas Railroad nsA=N
Inc undersigned respectfully informs the public ,ba,h,
erected large and commodious Hotel at the Ra"e aas
Aeas ana Is now prepared to receive transient or nsr
manent boarers The table is supplied with ii h PER
markets or farms afford, and will not be surnsssd - e
supply OF wines and liquors Of the choicest hS !, ae
iole, winch IS large, conmodous and airy contains Ri,
lard Rooms, Club Rooms, Pistol and Rifle GaJerv na
menus Tor private families Special attention viii be na;d N
the accommodation and comfort of families for whom, @
apartments have been reserved 4ae'
Inc location is healthy, and the facilities for bun;,
hsinng and beating are very desirable. As'
attention will be paid to their comfort N e'e''
Oct Der I, 1854. " I n W,Ic,uo-
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o0e oiiee d. ihipohduNi OCtoper l, 1911.
hVe' q 20. Gausess. MolArow Julien
aupet august H. u rris Franco NJ rtin Justin
Achez Il. b. GuIdry SerI lille Monson Adelna
AZURE Joseph d co. Mcclellan VIM
Harson VIM. r. 9 Mo resp
BourJenis Dfrosin. Iiard.reve DR. j w
Bourg I'll bert Hewhmest Perkins Madame
bdrsht FRANCOIS Haitson Piot W l. Patron Anastasie
Burnonville 6. 2
Brot Edoir Isey Charles Raines SamuI n
Johnston II Rogers Err es.ine
Cobb Oliver. J,.vaux Aucuse
Clark B. G.. SormasN.s;
Chiids Geo A. Kil,.e Miss HSE
champagne herne Jules Toscair Crsophe
Thomas Otto
Davis G. r. Lawes
DeHliara Joseph ennnIer Nanscen II ]
Lebiarc Paul Vaughan Martin
Freu Joseph. 2L,zafd, g. L.
f"urn er Etleare. Lab rty Gi'aadou W iliamsSJ
F"se Clairve. Leonard j. seph Wells, n Miss MI
oc'-t YATES BENNETT Post Ma ter
Succession Of .Narcisse Bonrgeois and conmupfhu.
NUCCESSION SALE-
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IupOPTaNT DECISION.

We learn from the Washington s;.f. i..; the aec!.
sion OF the Supreme Court, Wednesday !as IL! the
c1se OF RIM u. Maxwc!l iUr"Ivc: !gh1aE Of !!.e
law which l. OF great pUo.c importance. hn@, :: VII
be recolect"i, was "a! Office. oI lie pn.i .; -w
iv:k under The a3; Administration :., Iae collect
or aud the surveyor 81 'ie Po!, claimed that ai al
ditionaI dates there were in The LaGGs oi'pcna.j#
and that as .nch the naval officer lnrSeyo. and 81.
.rc,or, the latter bc.ng MaIWc! hnsliJ '.ee legal
" each entitled 10 hd.-iibuIvc share 81 t!ICin.
The Srctrc;Uy ii Iii! Treasury, no. adm.:'IE; ;lt.
validity oitheir claim. ,,!lrr-l al Ii" noncEa cpiI,r,
cd there Oh acconni Of - 'ioUn dI'res' ass"-s" 10
be paid into The Treasury; ard Iag, on behGi! Of him
-li aud his cuIlcar"S b.oC.ht this s0t 80 rnjoh !'.
co.ecor from paving i; in f.. ordered by the >s"rc;a
~.
The d-ci.ior Of lie Spreass C,ur; l., rhai i'.e.r
clam j. 10. valid ;r A.;.;onal lu;i:5 Gcn- d4!si--
the property ol III" United s:ae: :-aTi a0i "gaaa!.
ties ua" the ia;v q; 1915. Ti..4 decision savt
,!.c Treasury in This and o!aec .N..s, .wo OF
three millions oi dollar il n,t more; INC revenue 0.
iicrrs who receive In" his!c' pay bc!ng tao.e who
present the highest claiin' o! IiI;- character.
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RATIFICATION s,IErlyG II cvLpEpEn.

- d. .nae...g q: tn r.n5.ra'c parry Of the coua.
q .!,,aprr l;lt il .,,e Gr. House, on iionlrv.
IL l.li DAY >! D.c5,a5"~, .>al, i'agi br!C, CJur:
.ayj vn notl1a VI John ". Bell. Esq, James L :.
roVr, tsQ, wE ca.,. a. 80 y.a.r. ... G:.r-c Il.
IoTI: appointed Secretary.
81. Eei! -IPa,n~d. siit i.: okicr: ot the meeting
Va: - approve art Ia:'.v he rp:riaauns recently
.lAir ut ~. S.sunrou Convention oi Governor &c,
md 0!tc, giving pTe, history IL proceedings Q!
'he C"G.e, s..,-c Jr i'r Lna!:"'la - GG likewise,
.sn.gp1n, Nj. Barbour Gr".e. ".,d gave succiu
uc"uat Ilr!rr, s,.:.l... ., .u..i iir bel .G snI!
/ L. agt, ats.E H.'r: r:"...3 ','h gc-per; 70 Nj.
~" rH!!- 1c t!.e r2a,,rrs:.C .l.! 70 rally ;a -!
support.
,... u... .2n oDpI-4 4 preamble nni resolutions
.hrn, on ..i. .ou were ::t.r.cd Il committee, who
,r:.rsi sat .aL r"p';cd tne i'i!Dwtus rrso utoni.
"'ich w.r U.."l'h"dI!y Gt"yteI sey''''r, tut ihc
,lr:I 20 vE,:, ;!I-rg EU' ,..s-cn:inz voice:
|. Eo5"iyrj, IalI the Dsn1cGc:.g party .: tho
'oHatY .! Caipepec 'hs..tu, rsr!s tle nomlnc,icaa
md. ~ lie Stailu;1 CJD"r:oH, and VII every
."noGar!s * .rtiou 70 s:CG!o ;ic.r GeciI"n.
:. Ko,oy.t, Tux MS inreliug regard tie organ.
u."a vi G!. la're. pOitsai a" religions Societies
= ~ t.:-j Cv''t'ct VIZ. tI- -.et -! the f""ere!
GoGs''u.i3D. the h :: R!gi. ,'.l the Constitution
oi I,rsiL.4. aud The act i"r It..xc"s freedom.
). Nr...E.:. lEat ~ :npU.Ia.i AZ such Societies,
tl".' ot:r,:. srt """dEct - tn;.-hepublcan Aut.-
.!l.rc.IU, mud Gang.s"a: ~ liberty, civil and rcl:.
l. z 4olye!. Iaa: ii :ha p-:son OF iI"nry \. Wi:c,
So sr,". llc a-9a' Str;rs K -h's MAJ, the d..
r0,Gd suGtacrl nIal, = gallant 'Car"r, and the bod
~. l.urs c.irmp".r .. e,'i! ait i,iouS freedom
). kcspt.at, lha' caar!;;e: .e appointed io coz
.-r"ri w M y -, t3.. r-4'e-; ".nt - GGdges3
.rr pc1U'' 81 :'I. c"a,g, II =tcn .u. cs may SUIT
his convenience.
o. E.,y,veu, lhn, the State Esnouiiye CornaA:.tc
"G The U:u"crni.c PG;ty, d. r~Ga-s"i ~ appoint
fI.ctug a.sj :,SEierlpr i,r - ?ia C"ngrvs-uHa.
Ds.rlct, aud also county t"c.Dr. tot tho r,IpgC'.H,
counties composing anid district.
uIder !to Ire.o!acn tlrcnair appointed, Ncfa-S
!. W. Bel, HS snGc!;cIiUrt. Wm. B. Slaughter u..i
Robert Alexander a. lba committee.
Tn mo"a, "f Mr Bel, it was
Hs,".vcI, Thnt ;hc.e proceedings bn published n
~ i:,HhEl3nd Der 2"rtrc paper, the .rl;iG Sr.-
uel, TIE W4..en.og !!'.. GGt = Washington .
Cnj,n. JAMES barbour, Ct'n.
Gao. Il Cook. Ssc'y.
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NEElCIAI..
Arpo!XT%ENTs II ne PRESIDENT.

AFVO!NI "ENI ; II ] III ! HL<IUhNI
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Diace vi DfsnGrn Young, whose term OF ONCE wi!
.aw expire VIXEN hi. successor Is appointed.
Nal: W. Iza!L, .; lie Territory ui E,&:as.?. %
20 governor Vi -: i..a ieu,.vr:. III Ia: l.ce =:
ErauC!. Burt, jelG::GC..
Jacob Sorber 10 be deputy postmaster at W.ll:cs-
tarre, PeEn,yivalia, vice JOHN Richard, resigned.
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Camden, south Ci:CHna. wee john VI. GGnic"c!l,
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Fsiru.an +, Tabcr . 5c drputr postmaster NJ Nnf-
cl0rhc. louisiana v.,c Timothy La"Os.e, re-i-rr!.
jacob z. Marin, =! .irHh.-as. ~ II" r"c.iy.. Il
u.ic Eiones; n, L.;i!e RJ.!s, Ar.sa.as, vice Z.
Dan'.y, Tr.i ya",i.
Aic:rt i:i.en.l!, OF The District OF Co,cmh', :.
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iig,on, aGl fr r- HA,y D-partn"n,, ior four yeah,
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