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NOTICE.

ygVHE Subscriber having, by Act of February 49, 1916, be
fore d. L. Ricardo, Notary Public, OF this city, acquired
from William Ferel inventor of rhe FiRE-PROOF CON
CAVE GRAFE-BARS. and Paenee of the same, by
patent dated April % 1873 the right as sole agent OF sad
Fere of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars in the
States Of Louisiana and Alabama and on the Mississippi
River and its tributaries notice that he Is prepared
fulfil orders of said articles. They are especially recon-
mended 70 planters and owners OF steamboats, as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
cg1 = Il persons infringing upon upon said patent by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from te paienlee will be prosecuted 10 The eXient OF the law
New Otieans, March is. 1915 DANIEL DANA.
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NJ ORLEANS AGRIoULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

II L. ALLEN. rs Gimp sfreet-Exclusiyely for the
III saIe Of FanP Si, i ,nb.psa5 ~
embraces large assortment OF
the best and latest improved imple tzz6 2 20
ments as is to be found in the nted STATES, containing more
than fifty patterns of the celebrated L AGILE swad cuiti
waiting double mould board tlukes ST BSolL, self sharp
riisbarg and three.inrow Flow; expanding CUITlk 4
Planters GRAIN MILLS OF all sizes; Com and Cob
Cmshe Com Shelters and Straw Cutters Of ten pa5tS\{ns
chimes and Fan Mills sugar Mills; Root puliers Brush
Scythes; Grass Cradles; Shoyes; Spades AXES, etc.
complete assortment of HORTICULTURAL Tools
including GARDEN Engines Pumps, Flower Syrlnges, RaHe
Hoes, ETC.
A large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
EERTILlZERS, Plaster Of Paris, Lime. Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Buena
VISTA will carry half0unce ball $50 yards with effect
ana md 2msw
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DAGU Err REOTYPE.
ELEcrRo-MAGNErIo PORTRAITS.

ELECTRO MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
10y the application OF the above mysterious agent Da-
LIP guee0ype Ga discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed enabled to produce RTRAiIi5 OF the most
superior KIND IN SINGLE sECoND-catchIng the
expression instantly, and fixing ndebly upon the silver
plate. Those wish 10 retain their families good
LKENEsSEs OF relations friends, do at moderate
price. Rooms OF Canal and Chartres sEntrance
No. j Charities street. lmy3 lyl W. IL. HUTCHlNis.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
M. would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
% age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
five ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New Yok, and he awarded the
Fist Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. H. the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
he His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements to persons desous OF instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Voigander Cameras 70 per cent.
cheaper than any the city, all other articles the same;
Plates at 81 per dozen Scol No tor So 2guarantled
the best plates made the United States Gases 81 10 and
SO 30 ;.lJew Y ors Cameras at 3iS.
g-IH Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
E[5 Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill tt
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MEMBERSHIP

CUFAETNERSIIIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartnershp,
1 with view o ransacting CoTToN FACToRAGE and
GENERAL CONFESSION BUSINESS this city, under the
sgh Of THORNllliL MCILHENNY, to take effect
alter the 5lst OF May next at which time the connection OF
John Thonhtll with the house Of Ward, Jonas Il Co. will
bedlsoved.
R MciLHENNY has opened an office at No 81 GRAvIER
street o the grpoe OF attending to the OF our friends
WHO may think proper TO entrs US with their business.
tm5 3In JNO. THORNHILL,
eUOrtGans, Jan. 28, 1913. X. MCiLHENNY.
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sPIoEAND COFFEE MILLS.

y NO $50 .HIga-ine ST. Garner Gt LdtdyGttes st.
i !. bOl-EN would respectfully nom the community
& NEW nSw Orleans that he is at all times prepared at the
o. all kinds, together with CornmeaI Hominy and Grit
sbe aooas Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
suotest houce and 6u
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&ARHA1AANS,

., NEW CARRIAGE EANUFAcToRY,
81 S-93 CdrOndeet St. 6ed7een GrGgcr end UMtom SITS
A ,5a LAG manufactured to order ~
Repairing done a. all the branches: A2-ZA-
mh22 GmD&W AIKEN & U,f1y .sI1lJ.
~ sc3A.RRIAGEs!- oARRIAGEs!
s. {4KLEs slrSst OPPOSITE the Com NJ 9sssSsL
gs5 sssas ans aHa S cGnifa
h5kc q 5ne 5s5 kgly Adsc B qH f
GIES, Sc, &c, Tor STYLE finish and price equal to any in
m5 m Customers are Pved s e fa and q HENS
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos u and 80 Common street. 6ceen st. Charles stree
MARSH 6 81 Rfss7stts h5eh1cngs ss.so =
Il. MARSH IL Coz keep constantly on Isss~tss -
band general assortment of g AR Cagg--ilE
in the United States, and are receiving .2I2-s ~
weekly by the New York Packets fresh Supplies nom lieir
and ample numbeng from 100 e 70 s iso e M e
the most improved styles and patterns Tor city and
Vied to call and Examine and Judge Tor themselves,
mi5 3n L. MARSH DENMAN & Co
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
VIE Patronage that has been extended to ber
non street has Induced us the last summer ss6y
to erect large building expressly ior manu- fts5
We nave now one oil the largest shops
Country, and are prepared, VITA good Northern wokmen,
9fder, ana guarantee them Two II used III the country
we are also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost TO Lheir original beauty
nd durability, although apparently out and useless
we VIII pay iresht on sent 10 repair We Will,
also, Keep on hand an ment OF NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention Oh
those waning new Garages, their cid repaired TO
call at our Mandatory and Repository and judge Tor them
selves at the sormsr Of GRfHlLR qnd CdROsD x
mis- 3m MATTHEWS & DENaiAN.
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New ORLEANS, March -, 1916.

NEW ORLEANS, fIafcl u, I64b.
M Dnnc-I have used, in taking OF Two crops of sugar;
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Alr. Nm Fere. and find
them far superior from their surface 10 the ordinary
bars use, inasmuch they will from their peculiar lorna
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully,
mills BIN G.. w CAMPBELL
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S@EA ~ =. g W
KNOWLES & NOEL.

PRACTIC3L TCHMAKERs,
below low Camp ca NV s! 6sssqa ms, keep Se95
e. EElls constantly on hand large and - -
a*e IsisfFf Sss1 WHTG # sws and English
Jewelry Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pers pectaces
Our personal attention will be deyojed to repairing every
description OF FINE WATCHES, Clocks, and JEWELRY
which shall perform satisfactorily or M charge my2H
FINE p MATH5V WAR {EW Gdp pS SyEa e. AND
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, 20
49,, woaf sspefa y nv invite the attention Of his
s''sA' Oh me E E.RFII sh3 W VII Hl0
from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
dne Cold Silver Gases Of the most approved Patterns to
o afi 51 Ys esy vsay
kst and p4 o GenHeT FIVE Tt Gd GHARD CHAINS
ks aA sfa 81 M s ipa %9 fash p9en
D'af RNG Gssy G55RHf Sf5 fnd Plain Gold FINGER
coar atons sat Pms sea Ps Seal Rns ssS Silver
suendsr Buckles Sold and silver Spectaccs 81 every de
Of every deIeripon m Ladies Fine slveplaed Sheffield
Caof, Candeicks, Trays, &c, Levi Brown and Speneer
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Pieces or JeweIry would do We'll 10 call and examine lis
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ER Particular attention given TO REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at sori notice by the most skul woken 10
be found IN the country.
order. mo I'm
REM WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.
~ REDON respectfully informs his nds and the public
to the New Building the corner Of CIl.4R- A9fa
TRES and CIlSIO.nHO USE Streets, where e." ssls
establishment He has spared neither pains nor expense to
all and he therefore hopes that he viii meet with Share
OF encouragent. As heretofore he will constantly have
hand large and varied selection of rich
d~JSIt~1s and beautiful JEW ELRY and FANCY
- - ARTICLES, Gold and Silver Watches
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware China, Chrysai and
Bronze Ware Clocks and h1anel Ornaments Of every de
scrption, Wokboxes and Dres gcase Paper mace and
Japane1 Goods fine Pocket and Toilet Cutlery, Dks and
Pistols Choice pemefy and variety OF other articles.
All OF which he determined TO sell the most moderate
prices. apzS LIT
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6 q g . S.

.ocrpU r BEARD, Commercial and .Narine Notary,
~ i ~ panks's reade, New Orleans. m23 1y
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
John MEGA RTY Plumber No. 1874 Camp street q
d New Orleans, has just received and large 40
assortment Of Brass Cocks various sizes Force and A
Lii Pumps Beer Pumps &c. &c; Cooking Ranges; EEL
bathing Tubs and Shower Baths Also, laying and lepar
ng Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
and Steamboat wo promptly put up and repaired. All
desprompty attended to.
~ Charges moderate. mh24 1y
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[toRDON PLUNiMER .4djUster Of .4gerag es-Oiiiee
" o. t,I~ans mis- Am
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e,IARLEs DEAKE x CO., Commission Merchants
ma ~, Br0bers So Common st. mll5
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OWEN b. WlTHERS, AM, MD. Gate of Rentucku,)
" having permanently located in NewOrleans respectfully
lenders his services TO the public in all the duties devOlvng
on physician. He refers to the following gentlemen:
Theo EFelinghuysen NY G. s. Pattison Md NY
lion. J. K Underwood Ky. G. s. Bedford, Md, NY.
Hos. j. j. Crittenden, Ky. ID. Glass MD. NO.
Lion. Z. n. Ewing, Ky. S. d. Gross, MD, Ky.
Hon. .. q. Gates, KY e. w. Short Nj D., Ky.
lion. b. H. Clark ~. r. H. Short s. Co NO
lion. Ashei Graham Ky Howard MalLom ID d. Ky
~ Office No. 80 BARoNNE street, between Graver and
Ua0n ms I'm
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The whg journals continue to discuss the alleged Sierra
Madre movements and the National intelligencer OF
Yesterday publishes statement that large number of
wagons said to have been used by army in Mexico
have been purchased for the use of the expedition.
We deem it proper, therefore, to reerate former
statements that the government fully resolved ex-
its legal authority, to execute IN good faith the
treaty with Mexico, to preserve the peace between
the two countries and to repress any movemen,
whatever in country, OF illegal character, tending
TO disturb our peaceful relations with Mexico, to vo
late our position OF strict neutrality and interference
between the Mexican government and any dsafection
existing in the northern Mexican provinces Consider
ing the many rumors now in circulation of such con-
tempaed movement, government has already taken
efficient of precauon, in the shape of proper
instructions both civil and military authorities on
that frontier effect these objects, and to cause our neu
ality laws to be faithfully enforced and neither vigil
lance nor energy will be wanting to our government to
see that these instructions eectually carried out
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Condemnation.

We have ascertained the following facts confrmatory
of what we have stated concerning the refusal OF the
whig majority the House of Representatives to enact
the laws for which the treaty with Mexico stpuate, In
addition to these statements il is fact that after what
is correctly reported of Mr. Charles j. lnsersofs state
men in the House, Saturday the 18th August there
was special meeting of the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs Monday morning. the lith, when three wings
overriding two democrats refused to act upon either OF
the bills reported to that comnItteeone for boundary,
the other for indemnity; and the session OF Congress
closed with the determination in the wing House not to
acknowledge the Merican ,car, the Mercan treaty. or
the Meriean congue,ts. except Texas, but neither New
Mexico nor California. Ga the army bi Mr.. Vinton
stated in and the House, that rather than incur the ex
pense which the troops said to be necessary to maintain
those new Territories must cost, would be better TO re
store them TO Mexico, which would no doubt be the doc
trne Of the anti slavery party at all events.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


49,, nALrnaoRE. Aug. go--5 D. m
Politics Q" Maryland Str among the d,n,ocyaer rs
nexf Hcame.--1xe markets DE
Politics are beginning TO take fair start an The d.
Gratis especially beginning break ground in fine i
and with considerable enthusiasm. Ward meeting. a.
being held nightly, meetings called and obs-r
That hickory poles are about being raised various point.
OF city.
The steamer Niagara which sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th instant has been eleven days. and she
Her news is looked for with much anxiety and will doubt
less be very mponsnt She arrive New York, and
WI probably make her passage in twelve days
IhE MARksrs-in the Baltimore market this ming,
hour was quite active, and firm, with improving
ency Sales to-day of 1900 barrels Howard brands
at 50 25 which price holders are firm in asking About
iopO barrels City Mills taken this morning at IS l2t,
ana traction under There sellers less
So 70 Corn meal ~ s7k and rye -four at 81 laA.
The gram market exhibits change. Good to prime
req wheat Is selling al 100 1906 and ordinary
good 81 100 cents white wheat do cents and
family -four do. lis 10 cents Corn is steady with
sales oil white at 10 ~ cents. AID yellow 50 cents
Oats "a Is Rye 10 IL cents Whskev is selling
at % 23a in hhds and "a per gallon in barrels
AT New York, thus morning. the -four market was firm
Sales this morning Of 900 barrels enesee ut S5 62i IS
osl southern brands Us Sc IS g. Corn meal and rye
Hour unchanged.
Wheat is in active request full rates Sales OF 1900
bushels Genesee at l2O cents There is large shipping
inquiry for corn and the market firm Sales to-day of
o000 bushels al % 80 cents for xed, and 81 Is
Tor round yellow. sale of 1900 bushels
rye "a cents The supply Of grain is light.
Provisions seadypork less active and prices dropping
Lard a cents.
Groceries seady-sugars firm Sales of 200 erces rice
at S3 Us a Va per 100 lbs
The cotton market remains last Quoted and rather
langud-sales OF 400 bales.
Whiskey 22a "a cents per gallon
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Van Buren, sufficient to have drawn any democrats to
his support Its association with that OF hereditary
my oil democracy, with name synonymous with blue.
light federalism would have parayzed Its effect II is
true that there are some men, aboltonists in principle
who have heretofore acted with the democratic party
that now go Tor Van Baren; but when compared with
he number OF wings that going for him. the dispao
portion surprising There not one democrat 10
ty-hye wings in the northwest going for the Buffalo
nominees.
The old Pioneer and the gallant Barnburney will
sweep the Northwest by malortes equal to those thai
Harrison obtained here. Van Buren, will carry the abo
lltion vote entire and divide the wing strength with
Taylor while Cass will carry the democracy an un.
broken phaanx and many good patriots OF national feel
ings who have heretofore acted with the wing party
The most beautiful thing in the campaign here, the
Taylor wings trying 10 prove to their brethren
that Taylor Is as good an abolltonist any Tay
lors Signal letter rs quoed to show that he abo.
ZIONIST, and believe the Taylor have used that lei
IN the belief that he is good obolft,oa If any thing so
tanatca can he good All of the wings here are Wlmo
provlso men, and were the Taylor leaders abandon
that ground the entire body of their party would go over
10 the aboltionsts immediately
The safety OF the Union depends, in great measure
upon the election OF General Cass for he the only
ddae IN the held whose principles thoroughly i'm
bued with nationality. II is well known that the aboDi.
ZIONIST movement purely sectional in lis character the
effect OF which is, If Il be not It's real object destroy
The glorious compromises OF the constitution entered into
by our fathers AT Its formation, and the permanency OF
our republican institutions and the stability of the Union
10 SOW anarchy and discord where peace and harmony
now exist 10 destroy, by an exciting agitation OF the
question of slavery. by drawing the local laws and mu
nslpal regulations of the States and Territories into the
arena OF national politics. the fraerna feeling which one
section OF the American confederacy bears another
General Taylor the automaon politician has not been
in public life enough; he has not had a sufficient con
nexion with the whole people of the Union for his mind
to Lave become lmbued with feelings OF nationality; and
IN the event al his eleotonof which there not the re-
hottest possbiityhe safety of tue Union will be greatly
endangered IN the war that will be waged between his
northern and southern friends control his admnista-
ton His friends from each section of the Union will
strive hard to obtain the guidance of the Pres
iden and feelings OF sectional animosity will be engen-
dered rather than aayed But elect General Cass whose
national democratic principles well known to the pub
lie, and this sectional war ceases at once
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Rv f. C. & g. r. DYER, .s..csso~erys.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlTuRE AT
II AUCTION.-On Tuesday morning next, the 9Th of
SEPTEMBER o'clock, shall sell the residence of
Mr. Cochran, street. between 18th and l4th streets,
her household and kitchen furniture, embracing large
and general Amongst which enntnerate
a follows, viz:
Mahogany hairseat sofas and lounges.
Do do chairs and roc kers
DO sideboard
Do dining, card, and tea tables
DO and pier tables
Large gilt frame pier glasses
Morcen and muslin window curtains.
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Do and maj pie wardrobes, mahogany washstands.
Best featbe T beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Mahogany and maple high and French-pos bedstends
large quantity of bedding consisting OF linen and cot
ton s1eet-, Blankets quilts comforts, &c.
Brass androns. shovels and tongs
Bass FINDERS
China dinner, dessert, and tea sets, glassware
Silver table, dessert, and tea spoons and forks
Set castors 3ply and ingram parlor chamber hall, and
step carpets, hearth rugs, oilcoth, DC.
With many other articles deemed necessary TO emu
Terms of sale All of and under 1925, cash over
S2 credit of and months for facorily
endorsed bearing interest.
ED c. IL G. F. DYER,
Aug. 3I-eoNds Auctioneers.
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We continue to lay before our readers some of the
roluninous correspondence which we receive or have
seen from various quarters OF the country
We understand, from the sources OF intel
ilgence. that Pennsylvania Virginia and Ohio are un.
doubtsdly safe for General Cass We have recent ac-
counts from Georgia and Tennessee, which show that
though the battle still contested in these two States
lbu The war is carried on with very superior talent
and higher enthusiasm by the democratic party) vet
The result is, no longer considered doubtful We
shall carry them by most decided maorities. Gen
eral Taylor, indeed, has ceased to excite any en-
thusasn and the southern wings are stripped Of
much OF the moral force by which they were once sur
rounded How can il be otherwise They are palming
of candidate upon the people who is destitute of every
civil qualihcation-who is potcian-and whose
whole correspondence is marked by the grossest ncon
slsiency. he is determined to sanction any measure
which Congress may pass He will not withhold
his sanction even from the Wimot Provso Thus
whilst Ewing and Ashmun, and Corwn and King, are
Truman Smith and Baldwin showing the secret but
certain evidence OF his determination not to veto The
Proviso, the southern wings playing humbug upon
the South, and holding him up the opponent OF the
Proviso. The South will discover the trick in time
TO recol upon the southern wings She will find that
those politicians who assisted to defeat the compromise
are, in effect, cooperating with the provsosts and
aboonsts of the North, opposition to the Just claims
of the South.
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TALLAHASSEE, Aug. &c. 1915.
We are daily acquiring and more enthusiasm,
and OF course more and more strength Preudces have
arisen against General Cass to very great extent; but
why or wherefore, satisfactory be as
signed; hence the dsafection recently exhibited in
some parts OF this State.
The TACT is, his Nicholson letter had not been read,
and If read, not appreciated
AT this tme however with but few exceptions, the
then hesatlng have become jealous in the good cause,
as TO regain, by their efforts, what supposed to be
lost by their apathy or opposition.
The democracy of Florida presents united front, and
is determined to succeed
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CORREsPONDENCE.
Penlasyivania.

PITrsBURe, August 25, 1S4s.
SIR would state that we take open and avowed oppo-
siton to the "Wilmot Provso The fedelists the re-
verse and they rely implicitly General Taylors AL
son letter for the soundness of his on the subject
They hide the question of United States bank advocate
the tariff OF .ls42, and heap abuses General Cass,
because he has been the recipient of few thousands
OF dollars of government money.
The barnburncrs meet with no sympathy from the
democracy They do not affect ALI their force will
come from their allies, the wings There are few
'.Arnolds' among them from the democrats who like
their leader Martin Van Buren, would sell their country
because the party has not given them the offices as
you the democracy have nothing TO do with these
madmen
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Navy AGENTS OFFICE,

washington, August 28tb It4S.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "ProposaIs for Ers-
- ding University Square, will be received at this Office
until O'clock D. m, 10Th of September next, for
excavatng cubic yards OF earth more or less Also,
with the snperntendents house for putting up $40 yards
of paling cedar posts and for making and gravelng
900 yards of road For further partc nlas bidders
will call at the Observatory.
All offers made be accompanied by written guaran
ty signed by responsible persons, the effect TINT they
undertake that the bidder bidders will, il his their hid
be accepted into obligation within five iys after
he or they are Motif ID the acceptance of the same, with
good and sufficient suretes fulfil the contract No
posal will be considered, unless made in strict conformity
with this advertisement
VIM B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
Aug Std
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The Postmaster General and family left Washington on
Monday short excursion to the North.
The Secretary of the Navy and the Attorney General
have returned to Washington.
The Secretary of State will leave Washington in few
days for the North and the Secretary of War will prob
ably set out for the North to- morrow morning
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Arkansas Election.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Pstrot-By Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80, ls4s.
We have returns from the Arkansas election, which
indicate that Johnson (dem) is elected to Congress.
In "a counties, the democrats have senators and %
representatives to the Legislature In the same countless
the wings have 3 senators and IL representatives