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GnraeId,. Record.

Albany J0urnal-At IA he was OF worh
at q carpenters bench.
AT IS he was boatman on the Ohio
Canal.
At She was studying in the Ches.
ter (0) Seminary.
At2l he was teaching in one Of ohio's
common schools, pushing forward with
his own studies at the same time.
At % he entered Williams College.
At26 he graduated from Williams with
the highest honors Of his class.
At27 he was tutor at Hiram College,
Ohio.
At 2s he was principal Of Hiram Col.
lege.
At29 he was a member Of the Ohio Sen.
ate-the youngest member OF that body.
AT 80 he was Colonel OF the Forty.sec-
ond Ohio regiment
At 81 he was placed In command OF a
brigade, routed the rebels under Hum
phrey Marshall, helped General Buell. in
his fight at Pittsburg Landing, played q
prominent part in the siege Of Corinth and
in the important movements along the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
AT ~ he was appointed Chief OF Staff OF
the Army Of the Cumberland, participated
in the campaignsin Middle Tennessee and
in the notable battle OF ChickamauRa, and
was promoted to the rank Of MaiOrGen-
At SO he was in Congress, the successor
Of Joshua R. Giddipgs.
AT AZ, having been continuously in Con
gress since he was 50, he was elected to
the United States Senate.
AT 40 he was nominated for the Presi-
dency Of the United States.
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THE DEnooRAIIo SITUATION
A. Seen by Charles Nordhon at wasl
ington.

inEton.
Fist-Ii Gov. Seymour can be per-
suaded to accept the nomination there will
probably be no opposition to him in the
convention. 1t Is believed that he will
consent, and that his formal assent has by
this tine been given. In that case the
West will claim the Vice Presidency, and
Thurman and Payne, Of Ohio; Hendricks
and Mcdonald, Of Indiana; Morrison,
Palmer and Judge Davis, Of Illinois, are
spoken OF for this place.
Second-1f Gov. Seymour declines, the
Western men will try 10 nominate one OF
their section, but this will be resisted by
the Eastern and many Southern men, who
think the party cannot get on without an
Eastern man at the head OF the ticket.
Bayard, Randolph, CASTOR, OF Massachu-
sets, and Clarkson n. Potter are spoken
OF among the Eastern men.
Third-Mr. Tilden Is not in the race.
This has been contidentially but definitely
made known by his friends TO prominent
Democrats here.
Fourth are numerous dark
horses, some OF whom ought 10 be classed
as ponies, such as Randall, Ingersoll, OF
Connecticut, Barnum OF the same State,
and half regiment OF western men, pretty
much all Of whom will take the second
place thankfully II they cannot get the
first.
Fiith-Judge Field has some western
supporters on the ground that his opinions
as Judge would help the ticket in the Pa.
ciic wales, and would secure the favor Of
corporations. But there Is an aversion 10
taking candidate from the Supreme
Bench.
slxth-Ii Gov. Seymour heads the tick.
at q flrstclass man will be selected for the
second place, and II may even be an East
ern man. II Is held that no Democrat,
however eminent, need or ought to hest.
tate to go second on the ticket with Gov.
Seymour.
Seyenth-Gen. Hancock Is not much
spoken Of. The list OF prominent candi-
dates Is really narrowed 10 Seymour, Bay
ard and Field.
EiRhth-The Convention assemblies on
Tuesday, but the impression Is that ballot
ing will not begin before Thursday.
Ninth-Both the New York delegations
viii be admitted and given hall Q vote each.
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A. NJ. E. oHAPLE.-

Es.gYBopY READ THIS, and see what We
have done since November the 10Th, 1878, IGs
appoInted the pastor Of this church by shop A. w.
%symsn, PresidIng BshOp Of the Pilnburgh Confer
snes of The A. N. 4 Church. On my arrival ~ ny
charge / found thirteen memberl enrolled on the
eiass.book, two Of them have died ine leaving "
eeyen oi the old members still In the church, and 70
mai number We have added htfy.ninei and one year
aso the 2d Of this month We laid the CONVERSIONS,
vith & f2{In the banE; We have paid on the Sh9ren
Inc amount Of si,625, for building and iunishine;
And iurthermore, We want 70 complete the debt Of
nj Church before (pastotl leave this charge; 10
or lar 10 do 90 make this request 70 our fiends o.
This city: II there Is one gentleman Who VIII MI
check payable 10 Mr.. D. List for $50 or ave lnn
viii i've 500 apiece or ten that will give 80 spece
or tsepty thai Will give SIS Apiece, BY the nrst Of
August, We Will raise s56l By that time, 70 make
PAYMENT Of 81 600, In Columbia Pa there were hte
men That did il; and in po',sYle, Pr ons s,nus:
man ave ST. 500 70 the A. NJ u. Church. ara now
gentlemen AMI ladies help Us, wa need help, ana
h will b highly appreciated Dy the congregation,
and viii be rtrnem6ered even 10 zen rAtons unborn.
ANY gentleman or lady that will give o. mat
amount, or any Of the amounts above named, wiz
oblIxe me by dropping me card, and VII SNs NO
tee 10 the paper order that the citizens may Know
how We are yettirs aions. eso r pRo.sER.
Yours, Ssu' a. EhoSoeo.
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TnH Springfield Republican, summing
up the Credit Mobilier charges against
Garfield says:
1.-THE phamplet Of Judge Poland's com.
mitlee tells about the whole story, and
leaves the controversy right where any
future investigation has got to leave it-as
simple question Of veracity between
Garfield and Cakes Ames. Ames assent
ed to Garfeld's version once, and swore
to 1t with some expressions of uncertainty.
Aiterward he became morecertain and de-
MED Garfeld's story. There has been a
pretty general belief that Ames perjured
himself to shield some. He must have
perjured himself once about Garfield.
Whether It was In his favor or against
him will probably never be ascertained by
any human tribunal.
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TnE Huntington Adrehser Dem voices
in It's last issue complaint that has been
heard again and again Of late, viz: that
the Union element in the Democratic
ranks Of the West Virginia Democracy is
discriminated against by the Confederate
element. If we are correctly informed,
the Hon. okey johnson made this same
complaint very distinctly and pointedly in
recent conversation at the Capitol. The
Advertiser suggests that in this campaign
the nominations be divided equally be-
tween the two elements.
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rnE TISALyorE ron PRESIDENT.


OmciAl vote by bthtels
The following Is the vote which noni-
nsted Garfield on the thirty-sixth ballot;
Alsbama-Gant, 10; Blaine4. g.
Afkansas-Grant, u.
Caliiornia-BlRine, u.
Colofado-Gnnt, g.
Connecticut-Blaine, i; Garfield, IL.
Delaware-Blaine, 9.
Florida-Grant,S s.
Georgia-Grant, 8; Blaine, 10; sher.
i fIIiiD;ois@GTSnt, "a; Blaine, 8; WASH
0I TInSSi1a n i; Garfield, %.
Iowa-GarHeld, %; Grant, 4.
Kansas-Garfeld, 6.
Kentucky-Grant, 20; Blaine. /; Gar
field, 8.
Maine-Garfeld, II.
New Hampshire-Garfeld, 10.
New York-Grant, so; Garfield 20:
North Carolina-Grant, 5; Garfield Is.
Ohio-Garfield, 43.
Oregon-Garfleld, 8.
Pennsylyania-Grant, 81; Garfield, q.
Rhode Island-Garfield, s.
South Oarolina-Grant, 8; Garfield, 9.
Tennessee-Grant, 10; Blaine, /; Gar
field, s.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Garfield, p
Michigan-Grant, /; Garfield, 81.
Minnesota-Grant, 2; Garfield, s.
Mississippi-Grant, 4; Garfield, 8.
INSIGNIFICANT, 20; Garfield, l.
Nebraska a. Garfield 9.
Nevada 2; Blaine, /; Garfield, 3
Texas-Grant IS; Garfield, 8.
Vermont-Garfield, 10.
Virginia-Grant, 10; Garfield, 8.
Wisconsin, Garfield, 20.
West Virginia-GIant, l; Garfield, 0.
ArizonaSGarfeld, 2.
Dakota-Garfield, 2.
Idaho Garfield, 2.
Montana Garfield, 2.
New Mexico-Garfeld, 2.
Utah-Garfield, 2.
Washiugton-Garfeld, 9.
Wyoming-Garfield, 2.
District OF Columbia, Garfield, 2.
Garheld ~
Sherman. ''''''''''''''
'.'''
Whole number of votes cast, 1855: neces
,.... a. Z. akafna QSQ
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sArrRpAY. JuNE D, ~,

SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1850,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the fol-
loving officers
sheriff, ASSESSOR, city dlstric. Assessor, country
district; Prosecuting Attorney, four member Of the
House Of Delegates, Also, dslesAtei TO the State
and Congressional Conventions, County Executive
COMMITTEES and Judicial and Senatorial conieTees.
RisSland district, At Rishand school house, from
TriadslpAll District, at IAvson's Hotel, from to
Liberty District, at Centre sehool House, from to
4o'elOekF.M
Warrington District, at vIsLlau. Hose House. RON
Madison District, City H.n, over Market House.
from ! % O'Clock Pm.
clay District, at Court House, from to o'clock
G1lou District, a. Atlantic Hose HOUSE, from to
Centre District. at Guard. Hose Hou'o, from to
Webster District, a. United Hose House, tom7 to
Rilssi. District, at Arbsnls Hall from J to 3
O'Clock, and at AdsnT School House from to
O'clock Pm JOus Frrw,
Chairman Ohio Co. Republican Ex. Com.
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Carr. DRyRIEs, the General Agent at
this point, has been officially notified from
Baltimore that round trip tickets, at ex-
cursion rates, to the Republican State
Convention at Grafton, on June so, will
be for sale at all the principal stations Of
the B. & o. Railroad.
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EXAMINATIONS Of school teachers are now
going on in Washington county, Pa. There
is to be an examination at West Alexan-
der on the 22d and at West Middletown
on the 2Sd. All applicants must have
taught three terms, and furnish recon-
incubation signed by the directors Of the
districts in which they have taught.
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Mr.. ]. B. cRoucn, of the MoundsyilIe
Commercial, has bought the interest of W.
W. Evans & Bro, in that paper and will
hereafter own and control the paper. The
Commercial is well edited paper. and well
deserves the support it is receiving.
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Ever since Prof. Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians every
where to use the Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure in their practice, 1t has been gaining
in favor with the profession. They can
End nothing which Is substitute for It,
r. Caulkins, NJ. D., Of Rochester, n. Y,
says he would now prescribe tito all who
are afflicted with serious kidney and liver
diseases. TTHas
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DIED.

Friday morning. June 18th: 1850,
al o'clock, nicolas WILLIAM, son Of Joseph and
Josephine ThllHAn, aged three years.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, Stock
yard Hollow, on Sunday afternoon, at O'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend. Inter
meut at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
HTGGINs-Iune 18th, 1880, at the residence Of her
son, 7. L. Higgips WyGndott KensAs, Ann, vile Of
the late Robert Higgins, Of this city, aged seventy
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First Di.trict Congressional conVer
linn.

The Republican Congressional Convention Of the
Flint pistiIet Of West Virginia will be held Id me
CITY Of Grafton, on The S0th day q June next, i'm
medIsisiy after the adjournment Of the State Cor
yst don, for the pur Gee Of terminating candidate
for copgr.ss and for attending 70 such other bus-
ne. as may come before the Convention.
The Republic us Of the eOuhtits comprising the
District arc requested to sppoint delegates TO said
COuy,ntiou at such time and place As TO them shall
be most convenient.
By order Of the Congressional Executive Committee.
WI. W. CoWDES, Chairman.
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EXCURSION RATES TO CINCINNATI
For National Democratic Convention and
MIllers' Exhibition.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company will
sell excursion nekets from all poins on IL lines "a
/. INClNNATI AND RETURN, from JUNE 10Th 70
sd making return tieketa good until June o D. 1880
The Democratic Convention Will be held 90 June
"a, and the Aillers Exhibition viii Be opeH eVeRy
day from Jnna 18th 70 I'D Tho I1,tsF IL the most In
teiesting exhibition OF milling processes and der
viii test the hour produced By the dnSrent processes
ia asisu sPply 10 Assas B. a o. R.llro.a. iois
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PALArABLE MEdIclsEs.-Ayer's Cherry
pectoral Is g honeycd drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palatei and his Sarsaparilla Ia nectar
that imparts yigor TO life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford (Pa.)
AdeerttAer. paw
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1900.

IT is estimated that the population of
Washington, Pa, will foot up to about
a 100
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nIssoLuTIoN NOTICE.

IS the KT1mer Honse,
Ia The NunIeipal Court Of wheeling;
james B. TAbey and Emily F. fancy,
sa,annah Lewis, IouIs woolnaps,e and Others,
IN cHAscERY.
BY virtue Of adeetse entered IL the Municipal
Courtoi Wheeling. In the above entitled cause on the
2iih day q NAY iSs the undsIIigned. Special Com
missioner named In tald decree. will, on
SATURDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1850,
Begioulpg al 10 O'Clock a w. sell public auctiOu Of
~ front door Of the Court Ous, Of Ohio county. TO
The highest bidder the following described real e.
ty-EoIr feet IN width, Of lot numbered thTty.nine
tgl, situAtsd on the east side Of MAIN street near
Tenth street. In the city Of Wheeling, iu Ohio Co,
TsnMs or SALE One third Of the purchase money,
and such further SUN as the purchaser may elect 70
casa; the remainder In two eqIul annual instail-
menis, with interest from the day q sale the purs
chaser 70 give bonds with secuhty for the deferred
paymentS and the title 70 be retained q AddltionAi
WIN. ERsKINE,
WM. P. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioners.
wuHRItso Juue 0, 1850. TTHAs
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CEILING AT COST
TO REDUCE STOCK.
Bring your Cash and get BARGAINS.
2se wOu.sd Dres, ood, for i2He.
Siss Dress Goods for lOAnd re =.
White P'ks for Dresses, at 10, II and lie.
Fipe organdy Lawns for l2Xc.
White Bod Spreads for SOC.
The Greatest Bargains In the City In Silk Parasols
Fans, Gloves and Corsets.
Ladies' Fine BaIhrigan Embodied Hose at Great
Bargains, At Is and soc.
ladies' White skirts, TO close out from i9c and
upEa d.
Curtaius; yeu can ave Is per cent on them.
HENRY BOEMER,
No. 2im MAIN ST.
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DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III ths NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIZ
GINA, at Wheeling In the state Of West VtiginiAi
nj the close Of business, June llth, lsso'
RESOURCES
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Tb, Republican 1OLsn Of Ohio County are re
qussssd TO meet on
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1850,
q, the POINTS and TINES hereinafter named, for the
purpose Of selecting ten delegates 70 represent iheif
respective districts 10 conSestiOn Of the Republican
voter. Of Ohio county to be held at the Court House
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
wv General HoutsEofk. Reiefenee required.
Enanlfn al IAta OHHICE. .----l ~
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
NLouRI FLoURll FLoURll

The bet Fancy and Family Bieur IN he city, Just
received from 81. Ioult II viii stand up 70 any
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10 the RfpublIean Voters of ohio
County.
rh. R,Dpble,n yolers Of Ohio County are re-
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DRRsoNAL.-s. T.:-HAvE BEEN IN
IL deep trouble. Plean wait. and believe me %
faiihinlly your. one week from last date, sane
TIM and nlaea. b-Q. :
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Whole number of votes cast, 1855: neces.
sary to q choice, S7S.
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GoT,vIN,S MEN AGERIE
LOTTERIES.

7id thsoaly Lottery sver sottd on BY he people fa
STATE, and under ifts dsciSioa Of he U s. Supreme
cOrt al Bataiag,Oa, q as only Legal LOerg ROlS Ia
he United States, al other charter AaViag beea repealed
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tho apertur, thus formed. and there
By relieving the abnormal pressure
witch IL invading the territory OF
the thorsx, greatly TO the detrlmeot
OF the normal respiratory move
ments. This operation OF paraoente'
d, .bdominslis IL frequently prac'
tioed on tho human subject. and Of
course can be risked on . lower or
der Of animals without tn the least
endaugerlng their ltvesl'' "Whew,"
exclaimed tho management, This
u enough to curs . whole drove Of
Kentucky mules. and - I do not e.
setly understand Il al. I hope or.
you VIII b kind enough 10 write It
down tor me"
BY this time tho mule began to
look around and show signs OF re'
covsry. and In . few moments got
upon her test and slowly walk o6.
perfectly Indifferent TO tho faculty
Who had been working % earnestly
IL her interest. Feeling exhausted.
40 doubt ftom the terrible pain and
suffering through which she had
passed. che again was forced to take
tho reclining position. and while
there. Doctor No. 10. and last. came
up to her unswsres, and putting Q
knife In her mouth, cut ono Of the
small arteries, which bled very free
u, and 20 astonished tho mule that
che made efforts 70 escape such cruel
treatment. but Was prevented BY the
owner having her caught and taken
home.
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Mars Ags.

Few men die OF age. Almost oil
die OF disappointment. passion. mon
til OF bodily toll or accident. The
passions Kill men sometimes very
suddenly. The common expre1si0D.
"choked with passion" has little
exaggeration 10 It; for even though
not suddenly fatal. strong pasei0ns
shorten life. strong bodied men
often die young. Weak men live
longer than the strong, Tor the strong
use their strength, aud tho weak
have none to use. The latter take
care Of themselves, the former do
not. AZ 1t Is with the body, 90 It Ia
with tho mind and temper. The
strong are apt to break, or, like the
candle. to turn. the weak to burn out.
I he inferior animals which live, in
general, regular and temperate lives,
live generally their subscribed term
Of years. The horse lives twenty.
five years; the OF fifteen or twenty
the lion twenty; the dog ten or
twelve; the rabbit eight; the guinea
pig ok or seven years. These mum.
bers all bear q similar proportion to
the time the animal takes TO grow To
its full size. But man, Of oil the
animals, 10 the one that seldom comes
up to the average. He ought to live Z
hundred years according TO thu
physiological law, for i've times
twenty are one hundred: but instead
Of that he scarcely reaches. on %
average. four times his growing 20.
Rod; the cat ok times, and tho lab.
bit even eight times the standard oil
measurement. Tho reason 70 obvi.
ouo-msu u not only tho most irregu.
lar and most intemperste, but most
lshorioue and hard worked VI oil
animals. He 10 tho most irritable Of
al animals; and there 70 reason "a
believe, though be osnnot tell What
animals secretly feel, that moro than
any other animal man cherished
wrath eo'keep It warm, and consumea
himself With tho fise Of BIZ own %.
ceet reflections.
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Il Was Sunday afternoon, and
young NJ. Staylaight had stopped
until they were forced to ask him t.
take supper. The best china and thu
extra silver graced the table, ADD
puo Of tho napkins WAs placed b..
ture young Ne. 6txylaight'S plate,
for the family desired TO create oil
tho impreesion possible upon tue
susceptible mind. HE young lady
sas conducting herself With great
credit, and the young man vas NOR.
than ever IN love with her, when th,
mother said. passing the cake for th'
seco1d time:
'Woa't you have another piece
Mr.. 6eaylajght :"
"No, thank you," said tho youne
man. 70 bic politest tone. mot any
more"
20. do have Just ono more," urged
tho mother. smiling sWeetly ''You
haven't eaten hardly anything"
The youngog brother, who ct op
po0ito, and bad been instructed nol
toaok twice toe anything, much &
hiD dlogust, cav bic opportunity,
and oooIeod out With great benovo'
"Puh! I shouldn't thiok be had
He'D eaten four hunks Of tongue
thpoo biscuits, tho plates q sauce
two Of them tafte, and both kinda o.
coko-aad, mother, eie keeps kickin
no under the table. Mako her stop.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
JUDGMENT.

JUDGMENT.
H. r. Rsmbushafoce vs.. Isaac Mauole.
Her Husband.
Parish Court. Parish Of Natchitoches.
No. zoos.
TN this case by reason of the Law aud
l. the evidence being in favor Of the
Plaintiff, Hannah r. Rambushsfoce, and
against tho Defendant Isaac Mano1a, her
husband, it is therefore ordered, ad)udg.
Ell and decreed that tho community Of
acquets and gains heretofore existing
between Plaintiff and her said husband
be, and tho same il dissolved, it is fur
ther ordered aud decreed that she he,
aud Is hereby authorized to carry on a
mercantile business in her own name,
and have the separate administration
aud control of the profits and revenues
of her labor and business, without the
Intervention of Der said husband, and
that the Defendant pay all costs, and
further, that tho interruption Of Thos.
H. Milburn be dismissed with costs.
Thus done and signed after having
been read in open Court on the 24th day
Of January. 1850.
(Signsd) J. n. B. TUCKER,
Parish Judge
State Of Louisiana, }
Parishes of Natchitoches. ;
Clerks Office.
Tcrrtify the above to be . true and
correct copy Of the original Judgment
on Ale In my Office.
Witness ny hand aud Official
(L.s.l Seal, THE 26ta day Of Jsnu-
ary, 4. D., lso0.
JNO. 1APlACE,
Jan. 3l.-3t. D'y. Clerk.
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vith MEASURE do ~ acknowledge
~ reoolpt Of % Invitation nom the
eq1No.aaall Hook and Ladder" 1jre
Oonpany, Of Alexandria, 70 attend q
1hasv Dfew Ball 70 DO given on the
so February, 1850. We would st'
"a With pleasure II our business
vould permit OF our absence. WIN
10y thanks 70, and kind wishes
1pe ~ Oompany's success. do 10 10
nemhae them and the honor they
booeoW upon ~.
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CODE OF HONOR.
Dasl Dstwssa uajsr 1sarssy al Z.
4. Durto.
f0poclal % The Tlmea1

Nov Orleans, Jae. N.-The tsou.
bic that ha0 boon beeWing between
Major Heesoey. Of tho States. and
Major Burke, q ~ De@o@ak eul.
min0ted % To former challenRinR
to latter xooday. The parties aud
their seconds net THE morning jn.
sldo tho clty limits. Two 0hots Woee
e1e6aaeed--oeothee patty Injured.
Afloe t6e oooo0d oAoG Major Burke.
The Challenged party, aaToed 70
WltAdroW 10 0AaS6o0 made againot
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