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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
a JUST RECEIvED-A NEW AND = u
sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 2
Spring Millinery.
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
142 Canal street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' that nowreceivng
~6sss TO. sale Large Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising IN part Straw, Lace, Leghsrn Felt Italian
Chsnille BoNNETs. all beautifully trimmed In the Latest
Styles from Paris.
H+-Also-
zieh Head Dresses. Bridal wreaths, Kid Gloves. Parasos
Corsets and Embroidsries.
Commission Merchants and Planters will nnd II their sd.
vantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
den from City or Country promptly attended TO
esT MRS I. JEFFERg.
m23 zplt-3m l42 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

G. W. ROPER
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open on
2 MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY,
Uompriaing in part Rich Velvet Straw, Lace Leghorn Felt
ITALIAN and Chenille BONNETs all beautifully trimmed In the
Latest Style from Paris
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreaths Kd Gloves Perssols
orsets and Embroderies.
Commission Merchants and Planters will end It TO their
advantage give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER,
M 6un pnvd sandC nnda aIats stree
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

Regardlng then the Invention as fully pand In sue
cessful operation in October 1854, at Weeds tried
experimentaly at earlier period on Gossesons plan
taion where Thompson had satisfactorily invention,
and found that with the substitution ofk for Iron
CRATE bars, it was capable of performing ae claimed
for 1t; believing, for the that neerk Aynn's
nor Thompsons claim Is limited to the matployed that
each actual substitution is inmsterial to Jon at issue,
and finding that not contract was snto for the
erection of one Of Hager Alynn's furnacto the latter
part of December 1854 priority of inventieby awarded
to Noses Thompson, and patent will issuingly.
.HOmisioner."
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

New onIEAss, Mu,ei 1859
o0H''A fde Of the City of Orleans:
spectfuy showeh that the mnority ~ @ oy @ .ne new
City Charter having signed this petition, Ky my your non
orable body to pass resolution ~ c
sell after five days notice in the f !, 'e & M
making brick sidewalk the sopsyaa a @ onn NE
s street from Eysan Fields of the Civ
to be done neeordng specfcs " e Wy IA surveyor
p. NJ. Brenckle, itg ieet
Timothy Owens, 7sn - AZ lnenes'
Berng Myers, i2y Ian
g. Whitmore.| AK AK -
u. Redon, 40 osoo oso
A. Mollepra'' o21ii :.
i'o' " JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
4 NouvELLE. ORLEANS, 81 mai 1859.
. than. able Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans
r a'EIITlON dies sOussfgnes respectueu-
de la vile ayant sgnee petition lis demandent
Sire honorable corps d'adopter .orsan lie
cont6eu vendre cnq davis gazette ocielle
contra pour la contecon do banquetes en- brques sur
cote nord de Ia SJesn Baptste, des Champs Eysees
avenue Lafayette. ouvrsge fat dapres ca
lions du voyer de la Vile,
+; NJ Brenckle 40 pieds.
Tim. Owens, as
berng Myers, 130 :.
9. Whitmore l30 -
y. Kedeh, 305 :.
A. Mollennade, 81 .
p. S. Wiltz, 2I4 .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jel2 lawsw secreare du Consel des Assistant Aldermen.
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,. SHAN. DR.,
'ea chemiiin Yale College.
Boz, June 6, 1859.

= IL loses Thoson, 10th April,
Rs'r q All,May 6, 1856 re.
/ Eell,ey, Jlrl5tA, 1858.
s1ue' II. Chan, December 4,
3. m,
A ThompselOth April, 1855 ;
aMlts the GERS. This patent
or'ng and esuming wet fuel.
'eped simuIneously upon diff
fse yaporsk kssses and heated
sdsuliable dmher contiguous
~ togethei the one assisting
. patent discovers the use of
'ncalihg wit n tlue or mixing
eEe us own lir passages and
zion of the rsught.
sent Of Haer & Allyn, May
Il .Iihlrirgemelt of Thompson's
then consumed, the gasses
er,ed being mixed with those
'nslimed, and the whole are
pee Hagar and Allyn's draw
'oiiers the pans Immediately
ng the mixing OF combustion
consumed.
june Is, 1858, the bagasse is
loor or hearth on which it is
operati II is carried on as in
Q lower portion of the heap
Is nS'g dried, and so soon as
d, Inc yapors from the drying
pm the burning portions being
,nsnmed, the operation, as ia
,eus. This furnace is, there
thompson patent.
ian's patent, December 4th,
lously into II single burning
Ag operations continue stimuli
fuel, and the gases, vapors,
brown together into a cham
ere they are mixed and con-
an undoubted infringement
te that ! am a Civil Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

TITAN NEVILLE & CosNEERs, Ap.
\ isisers. and General Agents for Il Real Estate,
5iaJS Furniture Bank Stocks, Portnd Succession
~ N siJargoes, Stocks Of Merchandise
,SsParticular attention paid to theg and selling
Il Fntatons.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
FINE GUNs...'................ss gss'-ss GUNS.
HYDE 4 GOOD RICH,
@.. Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,


= We have always hand complete stock fine WAR
RANTED Guns, and constantly receiving through our
European agents Guns comprising all the NEWEST PAT
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
continued relations with the FIRST LONDON and other
extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
enable US to with confidence that have aci
market = ~
We prepared receive execute with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE, suit the peculiar
views and tastes Of individual furnish them
Low Vas AS THE HE'S SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
By constant intercourse with the guubuyng community of
the South and West for thirty years.
bed profit by the suggestions their experience
have introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not found IN NINE-TEETES OF THE GUNS IMPORT
INTO THIS COUNTRY
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition every description
Rifles, Pistols and Revolvers Colts Aliens, Tranters,
Smith Wesson's and Whneys Repeates Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARPS RIFLES.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
my7 ly Sign Of the 'Golden Pelicnn, New Orleans,
/ A. BEARD & CO., SUCCESSORS TO j, A.
. BEARD May Auctionesrs, Appraisers and General
Agents for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Furniture Stocks
ETC. Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations etc.
k9- No 3S Magazine street. at Banks' Arcads| al en-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

New ORLEANS, June 4, 1859,
- Of the City of New Orleans:
rTHE PETITION of the unttersigned re-
spectuy showeh that majority re1uired by the nav
City charte hart having signed this petition they your
sell after five days notice the Journal the for
making brick sidewalk both sides of Port street from
Goodchilden St. street The work to be done
according TO TO specifications of the City Surveyor.
Madame Beedhouse 30 feet.
John Balasco, 57
Widow Antoine Gras, 15o .
Michael Lamford an ion
Andreas Witt, lO3
John Repath, 40
Carlo Behrend, 42 .
Louis Moor, S6 .
Jacob Ktss, ~
John Cook, 80 .
Pauline Pepe IS .
W. H. Muir, q .
Mrs. D. Williams, b6
Mrs Johnson rs .
Jacob Lux, llO .
A. Maurel, 70
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

In 1856 Messrs. Hager d Allynn obtained and in tina
year and 1851 they erecte 1lany furnace. winged my
patent. desired, at early moment to shenters my
unquestionable rights, therefore notified and them
to contract with Hage- d Allsnn and medmanded o
the Commissioner of Patents trial of our hg claims
Testimony was taken by both parties and sno that off
Ger, and Joseph Holt, Esq. then Comm ssiortens
dered lengthy and full decision in my favor the follow
an aN dclo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
6 r., ,WILRlOT'S PLANTERS' PATlINTIGD
.. CORDWOOD GUTTER

The exclusive patent rights of the above have been pur
chased company Of gentlemen of the city New Orles
for the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama, Arkaps
wishing purchase parish, county State rights oxnder
machinery, obtain The same by applying to tk
signed, who Is sole agent for the above comnany. K
4. W. 0. YOrleaus
No. IS Natchez street. " ;, G D.,
Refers srs. Marin Gordon, DR.. Nie la ian-
Eer, Ascension, La. Dr.. g. W. Campbell X O. il Nire II
lain J. g. Landry, N. Of g. c. Bogert, my3O iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

~ YACHT ROSLYN FOR SALE-THE
owner having finished his Southern pleasure tour Of
EYork Her dimensions are 81 feet deck, is feet
inches bea and feet inches in bold At with
ballast D IA tunB pig iron draws inches
and feet aft She was built under the immediate supernend
ence Of the by the day entirely All her timber
carefully selected with view to .kng her
substantial and best sea going yachts in the Northern
experiencing the equinocia gale March last
ing out without sustaining damage She sloop rgged
oak planked inside and tight JOINTS and is coppered and
copper fastened throughout Her cabin penddly Finished
at Roslyn. Long Island and is three years She
abundanty proved her speed
She may be at the Lake end the
days. Apply to
DAVID $: MILLS, st. Charles Hotel.
or HICKOK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

~ beg to Inform the public that tseantly receiv-
n Engagements Of Fruit, aud are prslpply Dealers,
Ids Steamboats, and Private ERmilAIit Of all kinds,
an Z most reasonable TERMS HREET,
nom between Comuayier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

HIE. uYER. SURVEYOR al ENGINEER
IN has removed his office to AMT where he will
7stsd to locating and surveying landact ms GENE
EAsLAND AGENT In the parishelena, St. Tam
- AZ washington md Livingston,
Pce Of Government lands, underuation law-2o
6S,ser acre. Rnl2 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

ny MI, RAIttCHlLEgoMMIssIoN
D'FORW ABIDING MERlEholesale Gro.
6ealars in Northern and aoduee, Nava
ssletc.,
lNo. 8s SOUTH COMMENT,
bhile, Ala.
iedvances made on corsign or our friend
leans. fel5 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

NEW cRLEAss, Nay ST. 1ssa Y
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the sE
--=-.s .s84ssas.4 city Of New Orleans
HE rETITION OF the undersigned -
spectiuy showeh that the reoued hv fe
having signed this petition they pray yonr hon
orape nody TO pass resolution authorizing tie a
SELL atie I'VE days notice in the official Journal he costsct
side Of God street Eysan Fields To- =
the City Surveyor. ~ e~s.4ss' -
G. d. Kan1 1an faet is-
q. Mody, IA 10 e'' s'' - Is -
Joseph Pearce iSSss'..a3 ~ Sas
Joseph Shlcombs, ls0
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

..DYEINGs..
j. BOET EMPS, DYER AND sCOURER
No. SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor TO inform the public has Just assumed
the business Of the Dyeing Establishment IS Royal street
lion for which he is celebrated. ~
The manner in which, for the last years. he has satis
ned the numerous customers of his bsen on bourbon
street. is guarantee for those WI, honor him their
patronage. OF ly
NENTAL NOTICE... NOTICE,
g. ". PARMLY, D. D. s.,
Can be consulted at his Office. and Residence
d71 sm LAFAYETTE sonApr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

Letter from Prof. B. siman, Jr., OF Mr. Noses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

[sa OCUI4IST- GUsTINE's OFFICE FOR
$S&s9the Treatment Of DISEASES OF THE EYE and
Imperfections of Vision. No. 1859 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
AA Surgical operations of the EYE attended to- such as
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES. etc., etc. jal3 6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

GuNDRIES-ON BOARD SHIP PEPPERELL from
~ Bordeaux, below coming up
CLARET-S0 casks good ordinary and family.
sARDlNES1OO Of 100 quarter boxes OIL of Ropde
net, Nantes. ' y -Ns
CoRKSS7 bales fine and snperhne French, of 10000 and
DRY PRUFES-60 cases, Of "a jars of different
shapes and Sizes ' =
Rochelle, Lancet For sale by
SD. GRATIAA d CO.,
ms Cusomhnusa atraet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen,

NoUvELLE ORLEANS, I Juin 1889
Pdonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvele Orleans
I A Petition des Soussignes respectueuse.
- ment represente Ia maotiie requ par la nonvee
Charte ayant gne cette petition lis demandant voe honor
able de- pssser nne resolution auorisant
at conecon banquettes brques sur les deux
cotes de la du Port de la Bou Enau cee de
Jr.if.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

s.~s...sc, BILLIARD TABE0NsTANTLY
hand and for salefrom the pctoryof
Messrs. J. N. BRUNsWIOlO., Cincinnati,
ertor Rose wood Billiard Tables, BrF patent CuBh
Elso Cloths, Balls. Cues, ard all otanings belong
ibrdsrs Thankfully received and prattended to.
NJ A. WRIAM,
ff1y lst. Charesj Room. NO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

-. y. E. nfATTHEW CO.-CAR.
l.SS& RIAGE TRIMMINGS, eyeE necessary for
~ Building and Repairing Ca, kept for sale
ms suitable for Cane Carts and nr9th Linch Pins
luts, at No. 1856 Gravier street, Nevns. anil l~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

v HeefeSaiy luRfu AHsIstaHt AIdefnd4n.
aNE# g6i
NoUvE1LE-oR 81 mai, 18sg.
memorable Conseil Commun de la Esuvelle- Orleans
PETITION dies s0tsesignes represcnse
respectueusement que Ia maSe fequise uouvelie
chare de Ia vile sgnee cse petition ifs demandsnt
yotre honorable deApase resolution nutosant Il
ca M ysadrs jeurs Davis dams
Ct fieoles bos e nord Giod des Chsns
Eysees aayerue Washington Louvage deyra etre fit
lon les speeifeationsdu voyer de la Vile. - -
t g. d. KshE, lsO pieds
Z Jossph Pearce iS4 iS4
Peer Shicombs, tx =.
e22 1awsw secreaire du Conssi ies xss,.n. IN E,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

NOTICE.IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DENISE OF
Louis Commagere, the commercial firm Of GRATIAA,
C0MMAdERE CO., is this day dissolved.
The surviving partners Of the late rn Pierre Lenps nf
Bordeaux and 81 D. Grasa Of New Orleans will continue the
same line of business, under the firm of D. GRATIAA
Co. in New oresns and Of P LoNGIs CO., in Bordeaux
JNO JACOB HERR has the general power the house
New Orleans, JAM l. 1859.
jal tt s. D. GRATIAI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

It hssnminip, Of an original
lhiall advaes of education,
st predetermined and ply
I1her invs of far greater
age, and inestly trust he
CHE honors the pecuniary
! who bes by their genius
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

r. LYON HwLxAKr
/ YOH q LEAKE, ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW AND
- General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN, Arkansas will col.
ect claims in all the Southern part of the State.
Referencea-A J. Tully Co, Campbell Strong J. urn
aide Co., G Il: slocomb Co.. W. A. Violet Co., R. W.
Hayne Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson, Robertson
20, VIM Wray Co.. New York; j. B. LppincoH 4 Co.,
fhiladelphia. mYO ly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859
- Of the city Of New Orleans:
lNHE .PEV1T1ON of the undersigned res
spectfuy showeh that the majority required BY the new
Charter having signed this petition they prat your
after ye ays notice l the official journal the for
street. from Eysian Fields Cotton street
The work to be done
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22
TAX ON ,oHANaE.

The eatherings on Carondelst street and enyirons
Yesterday though mot large evnced some approxima.
tion 70 return 81 general transactions. Cotton was
sod. exchange Wa negotiated. engagements Of
freight wers carried out but the general talk was not
Of much interest. It will be some weeks (three or
four) before We get Into the merits Of business. As
for oar western friends on Tchoupitoulas. Poydras,
New Levee and Fulton Streets they are in tolerabe
good humer. There must have been large quantities
of Western produce sold within tho last Eve weeks,
OF the steamboats, on the lakes running to Mobile
would not have been 80 crowded with freight or the
wharf Of the Pontchartrain Railroad Company 90
numbered up With hogsheads Of bacon kegs Of lard,
casks Of hams and barrels Of -four. While talking Of
the large shipments Of Western products to Alabama,
some talk Of loss in weight on bacon lard etc., often
occurs. This can be readily accounted for when these
articles are exposed for hours and days TO the rather
warm sun on the wharves and landings, as has been
the case frequently this season at the railroad point
OF shipment Then follows, Of course, the complaints
Of great loss in weight these pershable articles
From Tchoupitoulas it is but short distance TO the
great levee, where there WAS considerable activity
and animation. There were cargoes OF produce from
ST. Louis, from the Ohio river, and all landings from
Cairo to our great emporium lin fact, there was bust
ness d we'll q talk going on yesterday.
REGARDING the receipts Of cotton since the lst Of
September for i've years up to this date, we find
them to Be to
.bAleB. sS 1852
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To Country .NerCEsn1sts.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES.

supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy in
bottles medical and private The immense
that has crowned efforts to place pure Gin within the
reach Of ALL under the Of Aromatic schiedam schnapps
drive market The perncous compunds sold
Gin throughout country many leading druggists apoh
ecaries and medical for past to solicit me to
pursue the in regard to the article of Brandy
compiled with these requests from all qusrteIs
long ago. deferred from by the fact that owing to the
exoban prices of Brandy in France upon the
grape crop for there chance
of my b.ing alle to import choicest Brandy bottle and
sell It at moderate prices Fortunately for the
the previous nd the prospect for his was
abundant prices Brandy have fallen to the standard of
ten years ago. The duty Brandy is also seventy cent
lower have made arrangements with four Brandy
exporters France the highest epute and regularly
wing consigrments of the best Cognsc Brandy which
bottlng and selling Wofe's Genuine Cognac Brandy.
guarantee ny se labels and certificates, the Brandy
bottled by pure article and it will be
found, when used medicine beverage, or cordial
heahtfu nvigorarg 1t has been sitter of universal
complaint that bottle of pure, mixed French Brandy was
very difficult ain he purchaser nine times in ten
was deceived with manufactured imitation Of all des
crptions spirits, Brandy from Its high price, has
the article that mixers and sellers have turned their
attention to- and millions of gallons Of the socaled French
Brandy been annually through the land and
have been the primary of murders suicides cuees
crimes sent thousands to early grave self
destroyes derium tremens mania and horrors
unknown until unprincpled men began to make mad
denng compounds and sell as the pure French Brandy
The pure French Bra dy need not be told by
They throughout the world as medicine or milo
smulant is as French nation POLITICALLY name IT, Eau
ve the of life But this applies to only when
pure Manufactured with the fearful ngre
diens that make good imitation, becomes death drink 10
innocent thousands of race To remedy fearful
evil importing Brandy, hotling it. and
selling ii "Wolfe's Genuine CoPnac Brandy am daily
orders from .s apa IN all
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. 70 Beaver street. New York
r1- Agents in New Orleans: F. J. Hart Co., A. D. Grief
& ca J. Il Moore 4 Co. sell 2plm
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VI Card.

Z
New Orleans, September, 1859.
Mr. H. Sir have received from the New
Orleans Cotton Press about huad ed bales OF cotton bound
in your iron think 1t superior 10 of the
bound cotton yet taken my ship Gottons your tie
compact shaped we'll and no instance have
either hoops tit give the bound cotton
bound. take interest in the
matter have trial OF what you sent and
bound in ron with tie il the best
for the ship does expand and enables the vessel
more.
the COMPRISING think yo1r gang handle
readily the rope Recommending to the
spmasters and hoping brought into
I remain your, respectfully,
SEQ 2plf F. E. JORDAN, Master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

The news from Japan is to the 9Th of June. The
Emperor has ordered that the cities of Jeddo, Maya
saki Simoda and Hakodadi should be united by tele-
graph, and lne was being built from Jeddo to his
summer residence. All the vessels in the imperial
fleet were to be turned into steam propellers and
Of them the Nippon, had already left on voyage of
discovery, manned by native crew and native engi
neers. An American having discovered copper
mine, was permitted to work it on promising to di.
vide the proceeds with the government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

The BLACK OrERATIsrs.-The Buckley Minstrel
troupe are working their way down to New Orleans,
where Sney viii soon open. They are performing in
Montgomery this week.
mrs. Matt Peel has organized troupe Of Ethio.
pan artists, and will soon leave for the West and
SOUTH Mr. >. u. Hnntey is manager, and everything
promises well. The same paper contains the an.
nonncement that Runaey & Newcomb's ETHIOPIAN
hinstres would open in Baltimore positively for one
week only, on the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

FIRE IN THE FIFTH AVENUE HoTEL.-The splen-
did new hotel in New York had narrow escape
from destruction by fire the morning Of the l4th
inst The fire was discovered inthe basement by the
Waterman at about balfpast 2. The inmates were
speedily aroused, and for some time general excite
ment prevailed. The fire soon got under happily,
without having done serious damage. 1t was found
to have proceeded from the coal box, in which a
variety Of rubbish and combustibes had been placed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES IN CHILI.-Recently there
was trial Of strength and speed between four rail
road locomotives, two British and two American con-
structed for the Great Southern (Chilean) Railway
The result was great triumph of the American loco
motives whose time was at the rate Of sixty miles an
hour, with train weighing two hundred tuns, with
gradients Of fifty-six feet to the mile. The English
performance was never over thirty miles an hour
with the same train
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

ANNEXATION OF WEST FLORIDA TO ALABAMA
The Governor Of Florida has issued proclamation,
directing the Judges Of Probate in the several
ties to take vote on the question whether West
Florida shall Or shall not be annexed to Alabama.