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Reindeer for the Worlds Fair.

DAYTON, Sept. ga herd of reindeer ar
rived here last night from Norway for ex-
hibftion OF the Worlds Fair. They will be
wintered here.
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News Rooms and Publishing House, 7s
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ouqbt to catch the Democrats.

Washington Post.l
ga ADemocrat sti!l' ought to catch the hip
pockeg vote in the state Of Kentucky.
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The New York World, which has been
pitching into Dave Martin with all the in
dignation of an organ against the sin of the
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THE JEsUITS' NEW GENERAL.
An Election Held Outside of Rome, but
Its Result Is Unknown

ROME, Sept. 25.-It is rumored here that
the Society of Jesus held meeting yester-
day and elected new General of the order.
1t is said that the name of the member
selected for this office will be announced
October2.
The members of the society were required
to take an oath that they would not reveal
the place where the meeting was held but
it is known that it certainly was not held in
Rome
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-26

The causes OF the prevalent depression
in the London market being such as they
are. it is impossible to predict when it will
come to an end. So far as 1 can judge, the
state of things in Great Britain is very
similar to that which we lave experienced
here after the great crashes of 1887, 1851 and
1878. People must have time TO recover
from their losses and to pick upscourage for
o fresh start. This will come in the course
of time, but until it does come the present
stagnation will continue. 1t is fortunate for
us that it exists just at this juncture, when
our currency is at so dangerous point or
expansion, and we ought TO be very thank
full for it.
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ONE GLORIOUS PRIVILEGE.
WRITTEN FOR THE DISPATCH.


LET us abuse somebody. Let us exer-
else our Anglo-Saxon verbs. Let us throw
stones ut our neighbors' glass houses
Everybody has q certain number of break
able windows, ana ought to expect to get
them broken. That was a wise Judge who
acquitted the Irishman whose shillaly frac-
tured the head of the man with the abnorm-
ally thin skull. 1t was discovered at the
inquest that the mans skull was extraordi-
narily thin, and the Judge ruled that a man
with that sort of q skull had no business to
take part in a discussion. He deserved to
have it broken. The blame always belongs
to the man with the thin skull.
The dearest privilege of human nature Is
the liberty of free speech about the faults OF
our friends. As for the faults of our enc
mics, they are our meat and drink. A great
many people would he perfectly misera BILE
if they had no enemies. They would be de-
prived of one OF the most fruitful and inter-
esting topics of conversation. Indeed, what
would m ost of us talk about If we did not
talk about other peoplef And who would
be so unreasonable as to expect us to talk in
compliments forever, using buttered wordsl
That would be as ~insipid as a perpetual
reading of old-iashioned Sunday school
books.
Human nature absolutely demands some
body to abusel Fortunately, there is always
somebody who needs abusing. The world
has never gone quite straight. and does not
even yet show many signs of reformation,
and somebody is always responsible.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-26
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsrAroH.,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPAroB.t
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The subject of
Matthew Marslall's article for to.morrow's
Sun is 1.-The London Money Market" 1t is
as follows:
The money lenders Of Lombard street. who
have been suffering from dull times ever
since the Barring collapse, nearly two years
ago. seem at present to be in q worse plight
than ever. Tho Bank OF England rate OF
discount remains nominally at per cent
per annum, but in the open market good
short bills are taken at per cent and
tride less, while loans on call can be had at
so small fraction of per cent that the in
terest over night on $4,000, or $4,000,
amounts to only about go cents For perma-
nent investment the borrowing demand is
also light. Lenders are glad to get 8 per
cent per annum on good security, and are
buying consols, first-cIass railroad deben-
lures, and municipal loans at prices which
yield shade under that rate.
Our sympathy with this distress of British
capitalists is of course very much miti-
gated by the consideration that 1t happens
oDportunely to counteract some of the evil
results of our own hazardous financial pol
icy. The bad harvests in Europe last year
helped US out amazingly in meeting the
demands of our foreign creditors. This
year, when we have not such Intervention
of Providence in our behalf, we will, with
equal good fortune, have not the same need
of 1t.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

DY VIRTUE OF WRTTS OF
DSeiZure and eiae to me directed siu
tIr' above NJtitled suit, / Will proceed
to sch tD the highest bidder, ON
SATURDAY TIE 2nd, DAY OF
APRIL, 1892,
ut ~ O'clock M, at the main entrances
tO the CORrt-hOnse, in Hon ma, La, the
following described property, situated
in Parish pf TerrebOHne, La, viz:
A certain sugar Plantation, known
as e AragtHI." abOlt 10 miles below
HOuma, on both banks of Bayou Terre.
lIOHnt; bounded above on both hanks
nf said Bayou by the tsFIOpe FARM
plantation of William A, Bisland. and
below on the IighC bank deceEding said
Bayou by lantlsOf, the estate Of Thomas
Ellender, and on the left bank descend.
ing Ivy lands of the estate Of ThOmaa
Ellender, and up Viguerie, and cor.
lalnlng y superficial. areaef 800 acres,
more or less ; which said AragOn plan
tAtI0n IL composed Ofthe following VIII.
LIST. The l0wer portion of the j.. B.
Henry tract, that ia, such portion
0f said tract as lies below 8 line. drawn
parallel with the Hpper line Of said
tract about eight aFlrents from saiiE
upper line, and containing 3O2 aeres,
more or less; End Secs. g., z, 81, 30, 30,
81 35, &c. 81, 33. and is, and lots /, g..
3and ! Of sec. SO in r. Ie. S. r. 9, E.
together with the following movable
property tO-wit
81 Miles, small carts, 2WatereRrts.
8 four Hoise Flows, 2 cation meal dis
tIIlnters. 3 small Harr0ws; 8 Stabble
Dlggers, % acres seed cane, 100 acres
stubble cane, 45 sets double Harness.
~ eane wagons, 90 double olow 8
4 ~cultivatOrs, ! large Harrow, Il large
stable manure distributor, S cows asd
calves, IT'S acres planning, cane, about
l'Ocards Of wood, S6 sheep andthetfiu-
rreASs,, 2 anvils aud wise. 10 bbls: cow
peas, 100 bundles shingleA 10 bundles
Mtf6 vile, 3 double mould board
l't'wa. ! sCnbbIs shaver. | road ma
ehIne, ! lot coal oil lamps, TOge ther
with The Eugar hOuse. engine, boilers
Mills aud rollers. tanks, cleriRers and.
Juice stands or tanks.
Seized 10 the above suit.
FERMS-Cnsb.
Gilted States Marslal's Office. Nav
OrIeisus, 2jtlF day of February. 1892.
}. B. DoNNALLY,
United States Marshal. for the EaStnPn
District ri LIN. 4,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
D"RROokATfo PRINAR1ES.

Next Tuesday one Of the most
impOFtantelectiOn severheld in this
State viii take place. It is true
that It is only a primary election,
bat the principles involved are Of
the greatest Importance not only to
the Democratic rarty, but even to
cur republican form Of government.
The question to be solved is not
whether 4 certain set Of men shall
be elected to Oaees OF not, but it is
q question rs to whether the ma.
jority or minority shall be reeoguiz-
ed IS the controlling element Ofoar
boasted form of government.
EyeA assuming Il at the lottery
issue vas one Of grave Importance,
il gravity could not have been Of
90 serious q nature az 20 ieOpardixe
the success of the DemocracyOftbis
State at the coming elections in
Therefore it becomes the
duty Ofevery good Democrat to put
his seal Of disapprovaI ofsuch pro-
ceedings By casting his bali, for
the McEnery ticket-the ticket
nominated by a majority so large
as to precludethepOssibility Of any
contests from disappointed faction
lists.
The regularity Of the convent n
that met at Pixies Hall and nOmi-
mated theticket headed by McEnery
q recognized fact. admitted
even by the opposition, it is almost
unnecessary for us to ask the De-
Haocraey Of TerrebOnne to vote the
McEnery ticket, but as the Hon.
Gabriel MOntegut, oar true and
iried leader, is also on the same
as = candidate for State
Treasures, we hope that every De-
nOcratie voter viii go TO the poIlS
lext Tuesday ana east his vote for
.cEnery and Montegut.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
An Old Chesmul-The Burke
Bend


In q speech made by Judge L.
ODOnnell, in the second ward, last
Friday night, he eaeetuaHy knock.
ed the stnfing out of the pitiable
endeavors of the F~Osterites to make
political capital against Governor
MeEnery Of tile Burke bond frauds,
by calling attention to the fact that
the Nichols administration had
full charge when Burke rendered
his accounts. That it was the
Nieho'' administration that &C.
eepfpd them and gave him a receipt
in full. That Attorney General
Rogers, of the Nichols administra.
uon, when Burke b T ed
England aud his frauds had been
discovered by A .itOr Steele
through interest coupons paid by
Treasurer Pipes, made a thorough
investigation of the whole matter.
That Mr.. Rogers traced every bond
transaction madeby Burke, through
every channel, and that not a scin.
tilla of evidence was developed that
iaenlrated anybody hut Burke.
Mr.. O'DOnnell remarked that the
Nichols administration would have
been but too glad to find anything
that cOnld have in any manner
reflected on Governor McEnery.
They had the Legislature and they
could have impeached him from the
bench, if the slightest trace of com.
plicity had been discovered against
him. But they could And none. Is
it just and legitimate politics for the
FOsterites now tOattemptt Oasperse
the lofty character of Governor
Mcl5nery by such groundless in.
situations
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
The HoUMA COL RIER.


Foster Is ii he Soup. His dieker
with Fi,zpatFSek has done him up IN
grand style. The people see q and
mere that it IL only Office tha Foster
RO''i srs wanted Bienville Ad-
rases
The 7hihrd. y Senhnel suegpats
the following eAicaciOus plan 20 pre-
vent boiling in future (.
"Thpn the duty az Democrats h q
simple me-. Il h to pe~rpetuate and
strengthen the parry organisation hy
strictly enforcing party discipline. u
is to vote far the mninIitv-the ticket
headed by Samuel d. McEneTy and
Robert G.. Wicklife-ahd thereby ess
tablish nee aud forever. nn a Arm
haRls, the inUd mental Drineiple Ot
tue Democracy and representative
government. aud teach in Il most effec-
tive mRRneF the ~salntary Lesson that
leOlting win never be. sanctioned OF
tolerated hy the DeMOclacy Of the
State.r
Mr., Dnn CsAerti acting Err his iii. nd
Murphy !. Foster, hae scsttereda num.
herof ~eirculars through the parishes ia
The nDl thern part of the STATE. giving
his interpretation Of enle 2, OF the =.
grs-emept between the two factions Of
The D, mocraric lItrt, Mr.. CaFrry's In
terpretation Of th4 rite is not worth a
dried herring, and will I've so regarded
by the. Democracy Of the State. t.Pcause
he Is nothing m"re than n .spOuter fou
POsterAnd his utteranees arein 40 sense
Official. On tueOthet hand Col. John 8.
Young in his officials CAPACITY as chair
man Of the cOmmitteo III seven, haa de.
clared in very plain terms the mean
ing If Rule Ito be, That the Democrats,
who participate in the primaries next
Tuesday ARE in homer b0ulri - support
the ticket receiving the maj nrity Of
vOtss, 1T the State election 10 l'e held
April 18th. Ilis fair and honorable
Interpretation ID. tho rule 'IO alsisie by
and su siain the result Of the 81, elton, >
will Ge cordially Endorsed by tie great
MAS Of DeROCrltIc v"tcrs throughout
the State. MessEs. Foster, Gallery,
Cum i:glam ant .th'lA may vote for
LeOnrln, the ~NePHhliuan nominee, OF
not vote NJ all, just ~ they please, but
the McEnery ticket, it it Is chosop at
the pIHmaTiesOn Tuesday, will be elect
ed ia April next BY the Dem c rats 81
LOuisinn. The rank aud die OF the
Foster faction aere pted the eoaapnl-
mise. made IN this city IN good faith,
! and the! will nat fellow ab-ir lead era
in any p%"v"n'rnt, the parT"seuf ahicI
is to defeat McEpeFy by treachery.-N.
G. State. Il
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
We. RO9TNk ~ LO7TERY.

MR. FOSTER and LOTTERY
We have in cur Office an au.
! thenticated copy If the journal OF
the Senate, on OfI88O, and on
page Is we find the following in
teresting item :
"IntroductiOn Of bills
Mr. Foster obtained unanimous
consent to introduce at this time,
and without previous notice,
Eenate bill Nc. 173,
An act to grant lottery charters
or privileges under article 1859 Of
the Constitution, for the benefit Of
the Charity Hospital nc Shreveport
and thepublicschools Of the several
parishes Of tho State, to prescribe
the terms and conditions OF grant
ing said charters aud privileges ;
as.d to repeal all laws in conflict
with the aet.n
On page 2l6-
ASenate dill No. 173 was read the
second time, and On motion of Mr.
Foster referred TO the Committee ON
the Judiciary
And jet Mr.. Foster poses before
the world as the champion OF the
a~atiIottesy crusade O~rganized in
State about two GEARS ago.
Why IS Mr, FOster(so bitterly oP-
posed to lotteries now, while ap-
parendy 50 friendly towards them
in 1881
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
F~TaIeais8 8.
HoUMA, Las, Mars is, 1899.

A | vsritable et 6pfouve Democratic
de Terrehonne.
sIes Chora Amis-Je ne puis trOuyer
de mots. pour exprImer cOnyenable-
ment mes regrets DIES circumstances
tdHes Ala dangereass ct inattcadac
maladie de ma temmS,. Qui i eue lien
u y d dcax semaines,l 81 qui pendant
bien DIES iOurs, ont 81 advancement
menace a. vic) qHi mont empechG
d'accOmplir 10 pFcjet que i'ayais form6
avec d'autres D6 mOcratesde vislter lea
didereuts wards dc IL ParOisse, pour
discuter ayec uses freEes Democrates.
10 sitnatIOn pressnte de Ia politiQae. ct
prevenir 10 p"uPle eOutre les dangers.
qui ~maluteBant. nenacenc de detpuire
leurs drsnts, d'autarit6 OF do digpit6.
par FnsuFpaEiOn dune insolente mi
noritS Qui mt pour seul "motOn La
ruine.
Tronvant que respace d'ici 4 P6lec-
sion qni aura lien Mardi, Mara 10 %.
1892, ne me Permettra pas Dc vous
voir tOns, peraettes moi do dsdier
cette atldresse, 4 mes cless amis. oui
m'Ont hoRors de Isur Canaance.
Pendant IS ausuons avous com5stta
epaule eOntEe spaale, ct e@ur aree
caar. dams tOas lee conlhals do par.i
dc u Democratic. e. esest evec M
laste orgeuiI que j. prpclame gn'll ~
= pas dams u La1uIsiaiso nno eolonEe
Dc l. Democrats, pIus PatIiotique Que
Dc IA brave 81 soursgsuse Demo.
sFatie Dc TeTrebonns, qui a t~Osjeuru
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
Lost or. Mislaid.

A pIOmissOry note executed and
signed ~ KIrty Jasper Lyons tn her
~ order aud by her endorsed for
1920 0O dated March 9TH, 1891, due n
vehl after date nj the Clerks office of
the Parish Of TerrebOnne, secured BY
m"rtshge and vendors privilege as per
Act passed before A. BOurg Notary
nbiic; on which said note "a. 90 was
paid January, 1892
The pay mento Of Al d note has been
slapped. aud the public is notified not
10 trade for thu same. 800
HonIna, La, January, 81, 1892.
l, GEO, NIXON.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
Caution to Che pnhLin.

The public is hereby notified that
nv hnsbandK Z. ttnchely oflhe Parish
Of Ferrrt"mnn. through the abuse Of
alcoholic drinks is unable to devote
ils%'arCenti0n to business.
The public il hereby notified and
prohibited from selling or giving him
any alcoholic Or intoxicating drinks
under penaltyOf pro ,ecutiOn under Act,
M. IO2ot the Legislature o fLOuislana,
approved July 5Ih. 1880.
Gibson City, La, Feb 90, 1892.
Witnesses her
VIM. ROchel, Eva K Rcchel, wife.
b LniIsOn. mark,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

For the 1rst time in the history
Of Chs parish q Creole has been
placed on the State ticket. 1t was
. natteFing tribute to the creoles Of
Louisiana, particularly TO those re.
siding ia Terrebonne, and it il now
theirduty toshOw their appreciation
Of the compliment paid them by
voting sOlidly for McEnery and
MOntegut.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
Tfndar sbe NichoIla Roeor,

OuU0A tHC NtOaIUItS NtIUrm BOV-
ernment the REQ Of Laf0urche
paid ont in licenses S24,56O,OO,
while under the McEnery admins.
tration preceding it the total
amount Of licenses was only
e14,652,50, n dill renee Of o., 917, so
IN favorofthe McEnery government.
Does that look as If McEnery was
in favor Of high taxation, or the
other side who is now posing as the
embodiment of low taxationl
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
McEDerv and hisi rie, and m

McEnery and his irieg and sun.
porters did rot holt four years ago.
They took their medicine like good
Democrats always 10, an termed
out mantuIly in the lead and elected
NICHOLS. Oneprimary was enough.
The Nicholas Foster kind Of Demo.
cracy requires two. Ex.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

Any MeEnety ticket with the
pietars q NeRnegg Or anybody
s'es ptiutsd "a it is spurious ana
ahould Not deceiveouF friends. AIN
aekem muse be primted Ou white
papex, without pictures or any other
4eFiqe hefeoik Let our friends
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
For. sale.

A desirable tract Of land measuring
q arpruis front on the right bank Of
Bayou Black by 40 arponts in depth,
NJ 3 miles from Iinuma, with dwelling:
hnnss &C., and u fine cypress and
ash swamp. :
For price, terms and conditions.
Apply tDEMILGTRAHAN. on premises,
! Or A.. BoURG, HOnma.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

SeBetof Gibaen, who has been ID
re HoRasa and Senate fright alonga
for mqre than twenty years, IL
naking hiaseif miserable because
a~Ieuininna has had but tKo COVER
nolp since 1872
According to oar count there
have bean thaae-Nicholls, Wiltz
and McEnefg.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

Ifyou believe rs al good Demo
Gratis do, that the majority must and
shall rule IN This free coCntry, then
al Won have to do is "a ote the
McEneFy ticket next Tuesday.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

Let the taxpayers examine heir.
ta1 receipts closely and I il they
are not paying more than a s mills
tax under reform Nichols govern
mont
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

#hea yOa vote the McEDery
ticket son vote for your friend and
ieades, Hon. Gabriel MOntegnt, the
next State Treasurer Of Louisiana.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
POLITICAL ITEMS.

AASSA - w oSbUt&Ct gNtuCuCo vi tue
desperate straitstO whicht the FOsreritea
are reduced than their attempt IN show
that Gov MCEnrry Is in favor Of in
Creasing taxes. In the arst place, tbs
governor If the State has no more to
do with theamOlnt of taxeslevIel than
it's most humble citizen; and in the
second Ploce. Gev. MeEnery, asa friend
Of the people, would favor a reduction
Of taxes to the lowest pOssibleIatec com
mensarate with the financial integrity
" the commonwealth. Alexandria
7Sssss.
The FOsterites are making a great
hue and cry aver Gov. McEnery's state
meDt that The Six min tax would nat
meet the EXPENSES Of the government,
forgetting that their W State Treas
Rre has said precisely the same thing
IN his reportA-thaS Ehe present reven.
yes do not meet the requirements.
They pretend that the Nichols adj.
ministFaCiOR has succeeded in dsing
What Gov. McEAcFy said could not he
dose, but with Characteristic duplicity
aad false pFetense conceal the fact from
the taxpayers Of the State that taxa
tiOa has OeeH iRaidiOusly increased to
the amount II $500 on licenses and
by an Increase ut PIE, 900, 900 Of the as
sessment rOlls. Aud this, to say roth
ing Of the acreage ARd produce levee
tax, all OG which is Aearly equivalent
to cOn6sCatiOn and il more than the
current rate Of iRterest in the money
ctntrea Of the eOnntEy. In this eea-
neciion the Natchitoches RsviesU per.
tinently says
Think Of it, taxpayers9 You are
paying 70 the State mot to mention
Pasiall, mHnicipal aud produce taxesl
eiS3.e0O per anOam more than you did
under McEnery; and that in the most
insidiOus manner These men dad NOT
have the ''manhOOd and honor" 10 tell
Jon Frankly that it was necessary il
order to make q respectable showing,
bnt they 60 about it like Q sneak thief.
-0pelOusas CO1rier.
firing of the dead lottery issue the
FOaterites have resmrrected Major
Burke. In their zeal 10 cast the LIame
Of tho Burke steal on Gov. McEnery
they forget that Niehalls ane Pipes are
men who paid a part Of the interest
OH BnrkH's Fraudulent bonds. That in
tctrse money, amounting 70 several
hundred Thousand dollars, was all that
State last by Burke aud that the
through the carelsssDess and incompe-
Of NiehOIls aud Pipes Welsh
Ursscent.
II certain ella ss NJ F~Osterites il this
lily really believe that the McEnery
,ampaigD ia one If blnfE, it il stranee
hat they do not hasten 20 cover some
# the m0ney Yhich llas been posted
hat MeEnery will he the next Cover
lOr. and thar lie will have a clear ma
Ority In and Ont Of the city. They
'annot say that they are too mOral to
make, or accept waeers ON the result
+ the election. hecause when they
that Foster, K~ruttschnitt,
isubbsaad Regera had eloaed tbed ick. :
nth Capt. John Fitzpatrick and would
the support Of tie yard leaders.
bey danced about he city like peas in
hnt skillet, Ia order 70 got bets from
IcEnsry aen. why do nat they 10
ulge IL little betting naw when they I,
offered big odds and big mousy
dbo aDswsrs Wby-6aalsa i
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

Next tuesdays election win be
one az the most important everh held
tn iris State, and every.true Demo
cFat should 60 to the polls and do
bis duty.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19
PARISH
s~ATURDAT. MARCH 70, 1891.

Whea ysa vote the McERery
ticket next TaeadayyOu vote toprO.
tect yOne lands from overflow.
DOR't forget thai.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

When McEnery was Governor
our people were not afraid of over
flows for in time of need be always
came to the assistance of his people
first, and examined the law on the
subject afterwards.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-19

A meeting of the Board of Directors
Of the South Loulniana Canal x Navi-
cation ca will H. held &c the Office az
the Company ~ HOnma, La, on Nuns
day March 2lst. 1852, at u O'Clock M,
for the transaction Of important busfs
ness, election pfa Treasurer and
Secretary etc, A. BoURe,
PreNasnsr r.