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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
emo

1t is fact that the Governor Of Ohio
failed to issue his election Proclamation in
time, and it is doubtful if the vote Of that
State viii be counted in the electoral col
lege. The Plaindealer says the case has
been presented to the Supreme Judges Of
Ohio for their opinion. Lincoln has car
ried l73 electoral votes SIRE, but if %
fohio's strength) be dedueed be would fall
short votes and then Oregon "a sotes)
can SAFE him. The Plaindealer sSys, how
ever, that if the % are left QUE hsn $50
votes will compose the colIe4 Lincoln
having more tlan half Of the go he will be
elected anyhow. Me-do not agree with
Plaindealer in its iagna.that the I52 or a
majority Of the y hole college viii not be re-
quired; but we do believe that Oregon and
California have both voted for Lincoln, and
hence he will have votes enough, let it 90 as
it may inphio.--Mc Greyor Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

EyLast week the New York banks
curtailed their discounts to 4 large extent
to Houses in the Southern
trade. Nearly all bills sent forward to the
South for collection were being returned
uncolecued, and should this system Of re-
pudiation continue any length of time, a
large number of merchants in New York
must 90 down. All this can only indi-
rectly affect our Western business. Our
banks are sound; our merchants cannot be
compelled to pay their bills faster than they
fall due-this they are prepared for. The
produce trade is beyond reach. Wheat IS
money, and can command the cash from
the East, as fast as it can be shipped, or
warehoused; we have plenty to meet al
maturing obligations, kilograms were
shown us yesterday, authorizing sight drafts
for produce, as usual. The produce paper
is all re-discounted in New York, notwith-
standing rumors to the contrary.
So we conclude, that notwithstanding
The disunion furry may continue for some
time, and though New York may suffer
largely by it, the West need have no fears
of serious disaster MI Wisconsin,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
azrThe Southern party papers still %

EE The Southern party papers still per
sist in calling Mr.. Hamlin mulatts. This
was no impediment to him when be was a
democrat, and the repetition Of the foolish
charge is intended to increase the exaspera-
ton Of the Southern people. Mr.. Hamlin
is a Black Republican, not black man,
and Our Southern friends do not make the
assertion in ignorance, as the London pa
pers did when it announced that N. p
Banks, a negro and Republican, had been
elected Speaker Of the House Of Represen-
tatiyes.-L Louisville Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

EE Counsellor t., famous for his
wit and waggery, in the early days Of the
Bench and Bar Of Vermont, when the
Judges were generally ID the habit Of play
ing cards. as well a The lawyers, one day,
while arguing aquestion in court, illustra-
ted the point BY a free uss Of the vocablla-
~ Of the gaming table. s'What do you
mean,7 cried the Judge, "by addressing such
language to the courtlp Il mean your
honor replied T., 80 be understood"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

NEGRoEs LEAvINe.-The emigration Of
fee colored people from Louisiana TO Hay
i, since the establishment Of President GET
frard's government, has assumed such an
Importance that regular steamer has been
placed for the first time on the line between
New Orleans and Hayti.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Jacob Spading witness oert State vs.. Pauley, 20 90
DIR j J Basye do do So
Il Northrup do do is 70
IN stat state vs. Is P PssiSs ' : ~ 10 90
P p Hey ''As''A : '~>'' 80 800 %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

New REPUBLICANS PAPER IN WASHING
ToN-The Worlds Washington cores
pondent says: Probably new Paper, e
he called the Republican Era, will bestart-
ed here. on the first Monday 10 December.
It will be d daily and weekly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

/. gE-In tho class Of acting midshipmen
Il the Naval Academy the present year' Is
! son of the Hon. WIN. i. Yancy, who en-
tiers for a FIVE years course. The crest
Secessionist then thinks the Union i sstt
for that period.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MASTER HOUSE.
=. =" AND INVITING ARRANGEMENTS

~ square easf pa ain ing pure red the Tavern stand
psss lae Herald ls e pa9iic Square, below AID OPP
ana s.. aud furnishing the sane e al aud a. supply
tsisoas; asa 9JkaFaiag accommodations for neal,
'esess, x Barn and Stable
sss -S'sss' he now Invites a liberal patron
Ia, aneas,sS-e ew and the fare as good a. at am
~ "A b offered :; q teams better accomnoda-
lts. oNh. Good water on the premi-
'sgi Sept asth 49, HARLOW G. HYDE.
Aoss. IAN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Census or INDIANA.-Thc increase ~
nopnlation in this State since the Census I
1850 Is fraction over thIrty-slx PEI cent.
In 1850 it was 990,258. Attne late Cen
sns- II was 4 ,347, 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

GE The taxable property in the St@.s
Of South Carolina was valued at the time
the last census was taken, at S28s, 1914,
Of which about STA, 900, 900 wasia slarss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
DOCT0R A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

.'9 hH Wees to the community in curing Acute
- eayae Diseses IN the most speedy, safe and per
I, NJ a''.ss Dr. Thompson may he consulted dali.
~ diseases of the humaa stem Persons living
,s4ace can do by letter, aud by iuclosing red
Il tney will receive an answer.
GUAR attention given to female complaints, chill
- ~ ases and diseases of the Eye.
so gfScG 10 Bau's new building, apostle United
N~s fiotel Lancaster, Wisconsin I0lf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

aEnTbere was legal defect in the
bonds Of /. ". Fowler, 50 that the Govern
ment seems in a fair way to lose the entire
sos, 900 embezzled from the New York
pc9 (lffie..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
R1r Election result in Illinois:

UNION ITEMs.-A meeting Of Bell and
Douglas parties has been held 1T Lexing-
ton denouncing disunion. Leslie Combs
and others spoke. A large and enthusias-
tic Union meeting was held as Henderson,
XIV, on Saturday Ex-Gov. Dixon presi-
ded. The New Orleans Picayune afirms
that Louisiana will not lead nor follow in
disunion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

g<rThe property Of Nicholas Long
worth. Of Cincinnati, is said u have been
within a few days 70 oe as
follows: Real estate, S2,000,00O; personal
property. 81, 100000. Total, ss,S0o,ooo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
T.rAygxwoRTH, X. IT,, Nov. IL.

Complete returns from the Territorial
election Tor members Of the House Oh Rep-
resentatiyes show large Republican ma-
iority in that body.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MANSION HOUSE.
LANcAsTRs. WISCONSIN

: A. HYDE, pRopR,sToR.
!sau al III ~, pa'fenage extended to me FOR severa
@sa eontinp,,,..a Mansion, in Lancaster, would ia
has thjs sla,s Of the same. have taken som,
"a &e roos,s 81 70 Fe-pant, cleanse and better ara
si lie e. ne stable the premises is one Of III,
W adds always well superintendent.
lancaster. Inno,. 80. L. A. HYDE, Proprietor.
iS'' 1Soa soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

r~The new Court House ct Dodgeville.
i 4 Iast finished, saws the AdOocate. from
..tnrret to foundation stone the masons
bav;no inst comrIeted very good job Of
mastering on the inside walls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
HOTELS.
ClIY HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.
=. FoTosf, WISCONSIN.
: " l. ENNoR, PRoPRIEToR.
los $500, re-hited aud re-opened this House, i
ap''ea 70 accommodate Travellers aud Boarders,
F''Ss 20 suit the times
h,.. HoRSES-A GOOD STABLE
aosgr n ~ the premises. with attentive and obi ging
Es6 5l,S Vu ISe Tire sign Livery stable"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MILLS & MCKEE,

MILLS q MCKEE,
W. ATTORNEYS AT LA w,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
,,ey fup stairs in Meyers Building, on Madison
'|' Street, opposite Court House
Fg oactce in the Circuit Courts and in the Supreme
cart ofths State.
w. eil pay taxes on lands OF non-resideuts and give
eaar attention to any business relating to real es-
III elioh may be entrusted to oGr care
FsCo.ectlons promptly atteDaed to and remittances
ns5e on same Immediately ON collection,
JOSEPH :. MILLS, DAVID MCKEE.
Lancaster, Oct. 18th. 1859. lS-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
HENRY S. MACON,
PHYSICIANS.

II H. HYDE, NJ. D.,
(Lais Of PotsdGm, N. y
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
essJna Services
Physician and Surgeon.
Ills practice has been over 20 years. Residence and of
fce at the place formerly occupied BY NJ. y. Wood
Lancaster. Wis JAN ist, 1856. 2g-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01


NEwsPApERs.-A child beginning 10
read becomes delighted with newspapers
teeause he reads ofnames ard things which
are very familiar, and will lnake progress
accordingly. A newspaper one yecr IS
worth quarters schooling to a child, and
every father must consider that substantial
information is connected with this advars-
ment. The mother az a family having
more immediate charge Of a family should
herself be instructed. A mind occupied
becomes fortified against the ills Of life, aud
is braced for the emergency. ClnIdreii
amused by reading or study, are Of course
considerate and more easily governed
How many thoughtless young men have
spent their earnings in a grog shop, who
ought to have been reading. How many
parents who have never spent twenty dol
lars for books or papers for their families,
would gladly have given thousands Of dol
lars to reclaim son or dauglte ter who
had ignorantly or thoughtlessly fallen into
temptation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

QUEEN YIcToRIA's PRunENcE.- The
London correspondent Of the New York
SIN, says:
II was told the other day an anecdcte Of
the Queen, which illustrates her good sense
and real desire to promote the welfare of
her subjects. She had agreed TO have her
photograph taken for the qualification of
such Of her subjects as might desire to pos
sess the counterfeit presentmeut Of their ru-
Ter. She presented herself in plain black
six without particle Of ornament. The
photographer ventured to suggest that she
should send for me jewels. "No," said
the Queen, '1his photograph is to 90 among
my people, and wish to do all in my pow
er to discourage Extravaganza II IS such
little anecdotes as these that have secured
the Queen q high place in tho regard Of
the people. | have everywhere heard her
spoken Of with affectionate respect.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
DR. LUDWIG.
lR THOMAS w. BALTzELL,

u
lans permanently located in Lancaster will give ms
aa4el attention to the practice of his profession,
nthgsIeian and Surgeon.
tie may be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
IS professionally engaged.
Agsheya supply OF Family Drugs and Medicines viii
@ks,or sale at the old staud Of Bradshaw Batzell
--}'9ared bg pyself
Aleasier, May 9th, 1856 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

$500 ID VI ADVERTISING.
Basiness cards, (6linos o. under. one vear "a "a
square, i2linas (trauslent) GIs Insertion, LOG
40. do. subsequent insel tions, each q
no. per year, m
pns-ionrth Of column, per year, is %
one-half do. 90. a. ~
m 0o4ann' do 40 90
stray notices, insertions, u so
legal notices Inserted BY the folio.
gearls advertisers are allowed four changes.
~ kinds Of Justices Blanks Deeds Mortgages chatt.
Mortgages Nc.. printed andfor sale al this once
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
WOLF sCALPs.

Aces OF MEMBERS OF BOARD AND OTHERS,
FOR SERVICES IN MAKING ELECTION RE-
TURNS, DC, AND FOR PER DIEM AND
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
LIST OF ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ny THE
GRANT COUNTY BOARD OF sUPERvI-
sORs, NOVEMBER SESSION, SEQ.

WITNESS CERTIFICATES, IN cIacuIT COURT.
H Austin r. mttness cariihcate e1 os
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

ii Trumbull and others, juror, constable and wit
ness fess in State cases in Cassyille,
Martin De Wittand Others, justice const. fees &c
A Fuqua, eonstanstable fees
do do do
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-16
MW~ NnHpmnh8 9n1he.

&ptblauf uno &rebs, bic f8redh9lten 1lebel aler &lima'S, mer-
cen ~unieblbar 9ebeilt hur9 ben @ebraud} oeIeS a~umIdti9en Sell.
mittelS fur &nIhwelun9el. unb @el9wlre. OaS MeHer BAT in
ibm elnen neberwtnSer bel allen ~dtrnrStiden Opsretionen 8epar.
oen umo e8 leben Bele, Welde blrb ben 8euigen @ebraud SieIer
Salte ppr ben QuuIsn FOLDER 6perationen 9eldast rpurben.
gu baben in Der 6abrt SO. so Oeaioen Sane New-gcrt un6 bei
aleu- Dtng9titen gu 70 StS., 90 @tS. uno 81 Die Sde9tel.
(SSu9, lp) .uaG as2a+ E- H3@9 lfi
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8. 8nrs's gSetnballe.

9pmbarbI TT. gtp. 161, 5p, 0anpper. u. Sbarr.
yteiuen 6reunben unb 8efauuten, ionic einenn gee6rten Inbli.
fun 5et9e tb biernit an, baB I'D meme QSetnbanolun9 un6 NSelts
Wntbl9aft nab ptsem qiaBe oerleSt 4. beOeuteub ~perSrS6ert babe,
OaheIbe unlaBt uue Sorten WpIel-, @betn=, llnaar= un6 frdn,S.
Hide geeine BON ben btli8fen bis 8u Der. tD6lten Breiien, mpr6ui
t@ bel Oen iest9en ltrenSen Sonata9sSeiesen nod gang beiOnoerS
permeue, ba es am @nbe an beIen 1T, tpenn f@ sSeber elm Sr5pf.
8eN splsu 8ebenaft ms SauS l9aft. SD p~ertaufe meme g8efne
beum (SlaS, 6lai6e uno @aapne uub lefre beielben BEL Ntnabnls
bon OnSenb Slai9et ODER Bel Ger @aQone fOlteutrei hrs Saus.
NS Wetne Yret8ltte 1T. ~
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bs aQe PefIonenj ,tpeI6e &eppi6e brau6en. gtptt3 ne6mea, taf
bic @~alpertol=8 & ppt9 .Sabrit- Comp. an @winnS Saa8 in i6ren
Depot in $40. ! Olt=BattinpreiraBe 8eppite %pertaufen, 'peldt
an SfbRbdt, Aedtbet Der fSarbenu nb @auerBafigtettbei etne nj
gttlt9eren Rreiie gIe8 ibertrefen, mas ir8en6 cine on6ee
6aerf etdet. 8OQeu, @arn, petBe8 uuo 9~efGrbte8 gum @ertaui
Sepgl9e peroen auf 8eitelupg an9efrt9tg1 ratl
u. SNunZAI 1. -.-N y II g $ g 81 1T m. Wnpnt. u.
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9erlonat- Mphlln.

Sorl9la9s sur SteferAng bon @uln6erlanb- uno qntbrMte. Sob.
zen IN oes utargtane-e5et1n9nt6 fir l Sabr pom 9uqut 1860 All
GaGalttat BON anthracite ipecii8r) 224O gtno psr tonne, il
Die Anitalt 9eliefert penn ~perlangt, wersen Observation-Disclosures bt
sum Is. Snli 1860 eni6lieBi9. "N' 49, :"
(Su30-S ll5, iaEl 81. 9. @0an8. yaorbpn-
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0Glidt S ?Sei in { bd'6 @a I9S s" sat 2 R5ib ;taSli a4o q eS s5s !.
fder damn 100 bis 200 p@t 9eutnuerl fam. - Der @Ii9 miro,
mas QnalItat linO glllt9teitoe Der 9eriteuuu9 betrtft, bon tenen an
certtiibertrCfeni uno Die 5abrIt BAT babel cine gr0Be felt 8 Sa6ren
erprobte Sun6i9ait. &uStunft i6er bic lrade 6e8 @ertauf8 &c
eribeilt bic SitVe b8 gSeder. 4a 5fsH Wf sitsat CSuI7 INT
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9ctl6e8 Mrbcit gia6weiInmnoS-giire on

a9. Aballle8Itr. JfD. 55. -
inter @ufttt Der yOeuti6eu @eIeuI6Qt." ..s
gae 8teengen, welbe beulde Sanolperter, Mr6eiter sber gienIt.
boten gu bel96ftt9cn %witnider, ioWie ale oeut6en 9rbetiudben=
ben Wolen ib peri6nli9 Oper in franfirten 8reen an ben N9enten
Der @eieal9aft @errn s.. &. 28elttn9bpf, gD. SIS Sb9mes-
It'll. weneen, luetter u%nentBelolt9 Ntstunft ertbeiten pirb. 04
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NerfnnfssM
0rocerte=S tOre su perfaufen.

Gin @rocerie. Store. pelder i9on felt mebrerei Sabren fb Sc
beden 9uuoidait erfreut, lit me9el Ianiisu Serb1tni1Ien mi
-oper obne bas @tbiube gu oertaaten. @dbereS am 9lase ytp. Al
4ertnatDnltr. @de bon SbrDoerhr. WRp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-16
Eeopicbe. Wrrlnmnt

(tcg,th1t : Gin 9uteB 0tenltmdo6en, wel6eS en9lrl6 Uer-
VCfutH] : ftebt, fant in etnem 2aupita6t9en cine quite SteGe
NIT Sc 9ogn er6aItsn. !3nerira8en in Der @eter.O Office. lSsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-16
SDetm! SSetm =

EENA Der llnter8ednete erlau6t f8 frine Sreunbe uni
ale 9%tebbaber zines auS9eSeitnetet &bein-Q8eineS au
ieu 9a9er pom D1ort9raaer, @oIeIber9er, lln9lteiner, Deioesbei-
mer, 0terteiner II. /. 10. auimertlam gu ma6en, Ole Oben ee-
nanltett g8eine weroen bein @la8 ipe bel Der SlaIte al Der 8al
gu ben bGli9iten preHen pera6reiHt, @1OIeIale auBer BEN 6aut
NIT beoeutenoem &abot i
99- 8er96CI uno 9lptta's gascrbter lme tntner. !,
Suni18 3nt 6enrnQpn8. Ii 81 G~reherffitr.
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81. Geiebdfteperlesuns.
SeHtl9e mo ensliiGe s4rif9iaBerei
& H9 ~ Att lt4a4 BON Li3 - ~ ~
-.l@ Nb. Setnricb. as
! SsrleSt poa 9frO. 4s 9entreltr. mad

ID ytertb- Miaiamltrabe, NepsWcrf.
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3it a~usfibren fam. - "VS'splt tal6eI
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anslpaRl Der metIt ~9an9barer 3eltlnSS- 8t0neten inmsr an SonS
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1@ SOenlO 9aoe toy SlempeI unO GuSite4er fir Gpubitor.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
TT is NOT roo MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND YOU'VE,
Affirm its Truth,

pRorEssoR IYaops H.aIls 1EsroRaz1rE

PROFESSOR HaoD,s HdIR RESTORATIVE
win preserve nfallibls The growth color Of the hair
sasiy reere gay naases own orna.
an p sss h ep free from as m naa ny a
Statesmen, JUDGES Rosors P5oIessos
bear testimony that we do not shy ton much in It's favor Read
HcsoRY GRovn, ST. Charles Co., No. Now TO- 1851,
Prof Q. J. Wood-near Sir Some time last
wonderful feel duty You and he aniicsed
VIII Il. i
@ q e as soss e s HI VIM @
hopes Of success bit g our s,fp and that Of a friends
and lnxuan of hair starred and now say
that sur boy has healthy scalp and rs lSsan crop
yoar Restorative perfect remedy for iii diseases
OF ~ scalp And hAr u CIV tHfssSl5
SARAH A. HIG6INBOTH3M.
rendered the aoIs,ani application \ u dressing
months asp Il was IN that eoition and having continued
soe and greatly t. + 5e ~ ps s.s
70 those produced by The appcaon Of oils any pspar
as WIZ ! 4 III.
z aa o haS s smps ,s e dressing ssGs The aa
s..,s., = - - ars. Q. sYAoNps,
wEIITyGrox No. Dec. s. 1857.
who s ear s T d q s
T. had the fever some time last May and nearly hair
h ian sas oss ss~ h s s aa
tina, feel communcate Others who afflicted have
the benefit have received from Prof Woods HAIR Restorative
Tie Restorative 4 ps. up in bottles Of hrse Sizes
medium and small The small holds s PM sna rs u
cent II Than the ss s ss two p a
to- lion, Ind md rsails sos s. bottie
qp nsss ~ Bays md Si
And sod i s good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
milf 3utaDl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
orrlcE o. SOUTHERN PAcrIc RAILROAD cosrAs

OFFICE SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. ~ Common street, New Orleans. !
HT /. The stoclk-boolks OF the Company
closed the 10Th inst under three distinct and definite pro-
positions for the purchase Of the whole stock Of the Company
niaining unsod by III ngents on TINT day
The propositions before me Will be submitted to the Com
pany. and " approved viii be fully confirmed BY before the
LIST February The of the sale par with
factory payments conditioned that the proceeds thereof shall
invested III labor 10 build the road.
All s'oekhnlders cnt of by the sale Of the road and
aneseD o the Company the din Of October lS5ac0nsist
ing only Or those who declined make the loan pay up
unpaid nstsmets under what is styled The New Policy Of
the Company adopted in April nstwi have opportunity
presenting all the facts in their respective chses the Office
the Company 70 me- during this week. from u Nj to 2P. MI
aud from 3to s z. NJ. N4&3 #E0B
The prospects Of me Company were never 50 promising as
early day II will give the enterprise the character nfu-
and experience Of the Hon. Edgar Thompson of Penn
syisana nsspcted with Holt NJ X Stevenson Col Samuel
Iaie II Tennessee han whom three more nbe capable and
successful railway managers before united the
prosecution Of any railroad enterprise in the Union.
shall he glR ia furnish fall information any stakeholder
other public spirited citizen who feels ii ills great
national highway.
dat ]. FoWLKEs President.
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NEW 0RlEASs CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY, 4
New Organs Oct Il 1851 I
nE~To Let-Ihc eligible Offices over the new
banking house Of this institution Possession given Immediately
OF en- A. II. KERNION, Cashier,
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CArospElKr cAsAL AND NAyls

CAEospELET Canal NAVIGATION COMPANY
% or NEW ORLEANS. :
E9-The annual election for nine Directors
OF this Company the ensuing viii be held IT tile
office Of the Company No l35 Basin street between the hours
of 10 A. NJ and 4 +. NJ MONDAY, January 10. 1850.
dl7 I'd LOUIS GAGHET. Secretary.
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CITIZENS, BAyK or LOUISIANA.

CiTIzENs' BASK or LOUISIANA, q
New Orleans, Dee 30 1859. s
ER-An election for seven Directors OF this
law Ais Office MONDAY 9TH February ncN between IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 2 T. NJ,
d30 2tawife6 r., ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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DRY GOODS
EXTENSIVE SALE FOR THE ACCOUNT OF UNDER
WRITER'S, FROM THE STOCK OF MEssRs BEN
THUYsEN, LEWIS 4 Co, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED By
WATER, AT THE LATE FIRE on CANAL STREET
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 18th and 18th Jsnu.
aF iso at 70 o'clock Freciey the new salesroo Of
T. Roger &o Auc,ioneers Nos a and AZ Old Levee ST
between Castomhouse and B!envile
BY p. ROGER & co, and M. BARNETT, Jr.
"WEDNESDAY and Thursday, 18th and
iah Jannafy la6O al ~ O'clock, saesfoom above
DESIGNATED BY order of the Underwriters, by f. Roger Co
and " Barnett Jr the following goods sistly damaged by
sold - "' - - m -
80 packages and lots
VERY DESIRABLE ASSORTED DRY GOODS
srch as leaclled and Brown Coion. Prints Mernos Silks
fiftes gahdes aeouets. skns, Rtbbans L. Handker.
sitis shaws Eannclst Goionales, French Prints Coaks
Manili Gonntepanes Linen Towels Table Cloths Baretes
Paasos Nesets, Gloves Hosiery, kerseys Paids Ticks,
Striped DENNIS Silk Trimmings Blankets Umbrellas and other
articles TOO nuIaero0s 10 mention.
Sale positive and without reserve.
HS5-TERMS-Casl FL M
Catalogues will be ready the morning OF sale ial6
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FgFsbIfc Hfbrary-As it does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library Of the Mechanics In
stitteo is al FREE the Committee take
method Of advising the public OF the fact,
The Library Rooms in the Institute Dryades street
between Common and Canal Streets open o'clock a
NJ TO o'clock 7. N, GHAS. P0TTHOfF,
ms I'm Chairman of ile Library Committee. Z