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ATTEMPT At THEFT-Chas Davis alias Dewitt alias
Star, Gtias White, brought before Recorder Bald
win Yesterday. having been qght BY Mr. Charles White
"a ms staeTo0m, bOaFi Of the Winfield Scott
DAVIS had not succeeded in puTOning anything but h. was
ate veg clio ely. The Recorder him 70 the Work
hOuse q vagrant
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New Orleans Cattle Market.


Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE July IO-PM.
There were arrivals day. No change the prices of
Yesterday Reef frt class 4055z second class 203Jzc b;
Hogs, 2sD315c.F 10; Sheep. 81 O0l0s3 80 head Cows
9ot0 go head Com $50 bushel; Oats Soc . bushel
Bran, 75c.P lO8 10 Hay s2s0&3O y ton.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
l,ArtrunR % 81 30 N-l.oNarrUpr, 80 Win Time. sh
Cleared Yesterday:
ship Oxenbndge Taylor, Liverpool G w Hvnsou
Russian ship Nie9lai l. Muhenfoth Cowes and market
F. ROdeWaid Il Co
span shiD BuenayeBtura, Isern, Barcelona 3 PAS
MEX 5ohr. Felipe, Hernandez Campeachy J Pesas
Sehr henaissanee, Bui sou, Tampico, %. Wiekham
Steamer Gen. llame Cozzens. Pensacola, John Hurley
steamer Iowa, MOrehOuse, St Louis, Master
Arrived YaaterdaY
mo arrivals from yestefday.l
HrAAMHuAr-
Jas. i. Day, GiheFsOn from Mobile
Jas. Dick. Jenkins, from Nashville.
Exit hladd. from Camden-92 bales cotton.
Mondlana, LaTOse fom Balize
Gipsy, UTe. from Bayou Sara--l7 bales cotton.
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laLs persons wishing to procure our PIANO RITES
n in the New Orleans MAJ ket either With
without A2o'ian Attachment are in Is
formed that WIN. r. MAYO No. Camp4 ~ va 81 81
street, Is our duly authorized Agent for thatu " II
city, and fully authorized to sell al Boston prices with
only freight aud insurance added and receive orders for
description Of instruments manufactured by us leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the same not salts
factory on their arrival IN New Orleans Every instrument
sold as above warranted by us and to be exchanged with
out to the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument vii in future he accompanied with
an invoice AZ our Boston cash pces which may be b.
every purchaser it inquired for We have the exclusive
right aud ale the only manufacturers Boston OF the
PATENT BOLIAN ATTACHMT2N We manufa
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with aud
without the H0ian Attachment
r GILBERT & Co, 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a. 1913. ie19 I'm
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HAMS
= FtERCES john Shayis Sneateured II ANS landing
LsI from steamer Moro 'ase and for sale by
iel CHAs sTOuGHToN. g Camp q
THEORETICALLY SEALED GOODS.
M AliNEkEls--l lb eans-l5 dozen.
w HALlRlff-2B cans-6 dozen.
I4kSFEkS-l 10 cans-34 dozen.
CLAMS-2 Is CANS dozsn. = For sic ~
ie@ e. j. HART co. 3 Ienoapllealas *
q p JONFs s5lT0RAeET and COUFSELLOh
~ 1T LAW, MkEsTlEsp, usqffffo ttes ti,fs6i
will pEaoiice in The District gegIiss q tns - =
tOoshs. Sabine Dssdlo and laddo- rrt "a 15tE
~ Refs1spcs 10 ne Attorneys Of tie Aeta s7s
Judicial Districts.
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FOR OALTFORNIA

<<zs1For San Francisco California -PassaEs
sSsd bak MS m oSs f e6s m AMI a
sa as nnse Passengers by this vessel have opportunity
o. ssins her psssage free and making sOmehins BE-
limited 70 50 shares of $500 each PrOeseds 70 be divided
a. sss Fpe e V ~ VII " Y soo5 S e ~, wasR 80
wiz ''Asn q iV w of lisa'. ss 81 cbar
~ 70 sail on SATURDAY. JulY IL
aEEEt For California, ria chagres.- Regular
- ALABAMA, J. ]. Wdehf eommaadsr. viii
aeaye, Tor Chssres, direct on SATURDAY.. July IA at
!, s.,o,,. RATES as q q FAssAsr; o
- :, steeTeg e-mess with crew s4S 90.
ene5e op sSn 20 Es {sg 1T usage can y
her cabins VIII be limited quantity of freight will
ien q. j MEEKER. s. Poydras street.
- For San Franei SEQ Californis.-.ro san on
TYR HS5 Gsp Sd aas snd hssss s h q
hS5 cargo gqgesss use, and going on board viii ailas above
eoppeFsd and thoroughly eveEhaued o the vogaas she
has splendid ssts.l9om accommodations for 30 passengers.
o nslaRce O. freight q passage Apply on board post IA,
B WiCKHAaI. g BienvfIe a.
or NJ. HARRISON & co, n Poydras ST.
passengers tsksa 10 passage soadsS 9o :ue a. s gS
paid for. $50
i'll For California 10 Saa on he ava Ialg--Ths
go. last-saing brig SARdI, C7I4U holman.
- EnQeh Moore, master, viii leave for san Francisco
sso epss sF q port N Brazil and FfpsIas9 o.
hest saliwat white oak, tholouehy coppessensd aud
CABIN passengers. Penens wishing % 90 California via
please 20 on board aud examine Tor themselves. deposits
bayack street. First Municipality Passage State rooms
1sS PARADISE Disc LAvvRAs6S & CO. 81 evis,,
~ Te SAL on Saturday, July "a
u For California via ohagEes-Nep Orleans
- and Regular PaeIss Schooner i5ifss taSis5
Robert Leeeh, s now ready to eeavs passeneea and Wi
have dispatch This vessel has made three
TO Chag1e with passages. and IS deservediy popular
vessel BesoHs going that desired and look
az her, the Lower Pcayune Tier For passare amply
Capt. Leetch. on board. to
Of r. NJ. HARRISON 8 Coz, "a Poydras st.
60 Passengers take Tickets hv This though 70
Fan Francisco on arriving al GhaFres hlassTs r. H.
hEETeH \ 20 WI forward them 70 Panama 81 which place
Passage through, with $50 rounds baaaare &2S0-eol
/ payable hsre-bala nee (sl5Ql ri Panama. N3
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
FEEggsggggggggsgg
MIRACULOUS!
WONDER OF WONDERS!!!

~ PASS ALONG GRAVIER STREET, and
es your Ia the WHITE HOUSE. No. a. you will wonder
that, while throughout the city
The General Cry is " DULL TIMES -
this house tronged euitomers who do not, in this
HOT WEATHER,
call for amusement, but BUT..Aer an examination Of the
prices viii feel surprised that store crowded
while others empty. You viii then goods can be
thus sold at
Twenty to Thirty per cent. LOWER
than e prices Of other houses. these goods are
sent here from heusss a the North, to be sold
On Commission,
at auy.puce, in order 10 realize the
CASH, Without Delay.
These shipments what to sell goods at such
prices obtain for 1t the
Wide spread n eputatiom
o. being the Cheapest tha City generally admitted
act and If there any satisfied Of th let them can and see
among The other ARTICLES, the foloung
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ROBRERY.-Mr. Charles Sanders had bis house, No 35
Front Lsvse entered yesterday BY person
and obned Of gold watch silver watch gold rings e
gold buttons and S29 IN cash Total value $50 search
warrant issued by Recorder Seuzeneau examine GER
tain premises in Vaudeville but nothing found
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STEALING SKIFF.-Aired White was arrested yesier
day by The Second Municipality Police charged By II Gu
tsna with the theft Of a skf.
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ASSAULT AND THREATENING TO KILL.-RecoEdeT Seu-
zenean E.ued warrant Yesterday, for the Of Daniel
Barry mate Of the ship Edinbur charged by David DAVID
sen. The steward, with thIealening XII him.
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LARcEEY.-Patiek Gallagher took, yesterday from the
s0Op Be0na, quantity of clothing; eas 80 said Mt.
Antoine Bio and part OF the properly found on Patrick
bore witness to it, Truth Two hours after the theft Gala
CHER in limbo Recorder Genos the case 10 the
First District Court
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BAIL TO KEEP THE PEAcE.-Recordsr seu7eneau re-
aqiEei jean Cathaogno TO give bail Yesterday in the
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CtTARCH-5OO boxes
- STAR CANOLES-200 boxes.
EnAp-3u0 boxes.
CHEESE-lt0 boxes
SEGA RS-400 OtO
TORAGf7O--sl0 boxes.
CRANBERRlES-l50 packages
NEW BUTT ERGO kegs.
NORTHERN LOAF, CRUsH'D, and POWDERED
SUGAR-l20 packages
LETTER. CAP, WRAPPING PApER-2O00 resmE
ie8 For sac by 2. J. HART X CO., % Tehoup. ST.
MACKEREL, No. LA half kits No. 2-2O kits and
IYL 10 half kits
SHAD-l2 half barrels.
SALMON-51 half kits; II kits 5 quarter barrels
RlCE-50 tierCes
(LoNES-20 barrels.
CHOCOLATES cases,
SARDtA rs. half bOxes-10 cases.
JAVA COFFEE-50 sacks
RIO, LAGUYR A and HAVANA COFFFF-5OO SKIS
SWEET OIL, PL AGNiUls--250 baskets II aud 24Oz
For sale by u. J. HART e. co,
je28 Is TchOupitoulas street
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DIsMssED.-The charge against James MeBakef for
bringing ftOn slave from Pensacola into the State after
examination BY ReoordeI hald yin yezlsay. dI.msa
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w pieces LAJE, cheap
955 pieces MOSQUITO NETTING. of all kinds.
FANS, various qualities. bargains
Immense stock OF Sheetings and Shirings low
MUSLINS Of an descriptions cheap
Supertine IRISH LINENS, pure flax
49l PARAsOLS, latest styles.
DRESS GOODS, at sacrifices.
Plantation and House. keeping DRY GOODS
Cheaper than before offered. ns Il is
NOW DETERMINED
Al the Palace 70 oder goods los that
ALL-Ay, ALL
Shall say THE Cheap Store is
KINGS Whjte Palace,
72 Gravier street,
One door from Camp
~ NO DEYfATfoN IN PRICES jeas sawsv
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AssAULT BY A NEaRo.-Bhl, fee negro hoy. was
taken "a custody, yesterday await examination before
Recorder Baldwin for striking with stick Of wood Frank
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L. For Liverpool-PMssage Onir The a fine
a8t astsains ship caro-, Capt. Wilmer. having all
- Of her cargo engaged, wild have immediate dis
patch For passage apply on board poar n. Second
Ila On nm u.
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~ For Sissl and CampoachY.-Ihe ire fast-gail-
- ing brig AAkDY, Capt. Perkins. vii have I'M
metaie dispatch. For freight passage, applY
board, opposite post7, Second Mnnicipaliiy, o. @
IVA DEWEY 81 n
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UNGENTLE Yery--" baltimore Bill (" species
Of Currency knOwn 70 the inhabitants Of the Old Third
committed yesterday breach OF the and violation Of
CONAN who resides q Casaealye stset between French
and the Champs flys6es ksco der SeuzeueaH will
give ths yeunE gentlemen chapter from Chesterfield
Ulmay Imnrn.e hia lnanuaIa.
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az For Justice of the Peace.-GEO. Y. BRIGHT
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans,
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k] For Justice of the Peace.-Please announce ]
L. WINTER as Candidate for Second Justice the Peace.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

OOfIoN-fhe demand continued fair, and prices fully
Sales Yesterday 1000 bales
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For Cons1ahIes:

-, For Justiee;Eds. Crescent: Please GaaOuno
FEIEh W. KENNEDY Candidate for Fifth Justice Of ID
Peace at the ensuing Election the 9Th November my2
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~ Sickes & Co. Importers and Dealers IN Drum
aHd hsdHess Paints, Oils and Dgssfn6s, "a Magazine street,
New oIleans ia2O lyW
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IL For MarEeilles.-Passage gafp.Ihe ihe fast-
ssaaa sailing shiP JAMES PERKINS, Captaia Viii
hams. having al her cargo engaged, viii have i'm
mediate Dispatch For only, board, az a
layefte ortO lJe16l H. H. GALE. " Common s..
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LassaAeSsAY@ ING EAST. For Montgomery and We
- tUmpka.-EVERY FRlDAY.-The splen-
did last running, double engine, passenger steam packet
SELMA 5. C. Bunil master, will leave MOBILE Every
FRIDAY EvENINs at O'Clock, aud arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday.
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning, will reach Macon in time to take the Extra
Night Train the Central RaOsd which arrives at Sa-
vannah Wednesday Morning, and connects with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE
New fok Steam Packets. For freight apply
sp8j 8m NJ. WARING 8 co, Agents Mobile
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- For Genna-fhe A superior fazi-ssiling ship
&Aa1A MEIOKAu Capt Eamps1R. will meet with i'm
- mediate dispHteh. For passage. having superior
cabin and siaerage aeeOmmoaaions apply
ole LEVI Il. GALE, 80 CommOn r.
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- For VigO-P Passage OnfB.--Ths "A fine and laEt
eaA saiing bark AM ERICA Capt. Gaz=H. having
al OF her cargo engaged viii have immediate dis
patch For Passage, having handsome accommedat0nss
ga LEVI d. GALE. 50 Common sIest.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
FOREICN PORTS

IL For Havre.-The A / fast sailing ship RADIUS,
60 eapi Dillingham;, having ne greater part Of heT
cargo gagged will meet with dispatch. For IeiEht
o. AVJ bales cotton having accommodate
tons apply 70 DB H. u. GALE. 80 Commnn u.
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EEy~ For Justice of the Peace-GEO. w. CHRIsTY
Parish Orleans. rnvg2
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a. For LiveFpooi.-Ia axes Gfr0ill.-Ehe A fast
S1A sailing ship MEDOhAK, Ech, muster, having
- most OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch
fof balance Of er ht passage having ne aecomm0dA
tons, apply boaFd, OF 70
j. w. ANDREWS s. CO. 81 Commoa Il.
IeM @. w. llL.lNEH u st N.Lnl-ea .Ilaat.
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ffAsf. n 3.gA 4hloBAlts VIA nay 81 LOUIS. EdsE
- Chrtstfda, Mississippi Ctr, Bit0Ei and
Paeeag0ula- From P0ntchaftrain Railroad
The iasfnnning passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
James Scott master, will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, follows:
Leaves New Orleans Tor Mobile, via all the Watering
Blaces-EyeTy SATURDAY Morning, at 81 Oel'k tram
Leaves New DTeag3 ioT Rascagoua, via al The watching
Fiaces-svery TUESDAY Evening, at O'Clock train aud
every THURSDAY Morning at 3 z O'Clock train
-RETUREING-LEAVEs-
Mobile, VIA Watering Places. every MONDAY, at L. NJ
Pascagoula, every WEDN ESDA Y al g PM
every FRIDAY, at A. NJ isI9u
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Total

Nor cLAssED-Messrs. Allen Of Mass, Giddings and
Root OF Ohio. .H sf4W4i
The above table is arranged TO show NJ nearly as pos
sble the actual sympshes OF the members as between the
two great parties vidnS the Union. In il have placed
Mesas Booth Of Connecticut Julian of Indiana. Preston
t q w New nGs M%os Q, AND Dur,
democratic column, because we bsleve they severally
lean that way. We have placed Messrs. Mann OF Mas
sschusetts, Sprague Of Michigm, Tuck Of New Hsmp-
shire, Campbell and Hunter Of Ohio, and Howe of Penn
syvana IN the wing column, because they were elected
mainly by wing votes and are in feeling and principle
wings. sa M a 49, -, =
In all probability the democrats will have four con.
gressmen from Louisiana which, according to Greeleys
calculation, will make the democratic column foot up
lie instead Of 49, and Of the wings Ill instead
OF liz. baltimore Republican.
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our cemmsrc,.I I.<tssr.

An able letter from our New York commercial CORE
spondent will be found in another column. We commend
it to the attention OF readers production worthy
Of its distinguished author In few days viii apply
some of the facts and arguments which Il contains and
therefore, we abstain from further notice Of its contents
at the present time.
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fully, and we doubt not that the people Understand It
The administration press sees that il cannot justify the
bandefing 81 the Secretary and ii seeks therefore.
to shield him by assaing every one who exposes bis
conduct, with the charge Of being the oreign organ"
This outery Is ridculous and especially when coming
from those who served Mexico more faithfully than
Mexican soldiers during the with that nation II It
be vergng toward treason to censure the acts OF Mr.
Clayton in time Of peace, surely the word treason does
not fully express the foul and unnatural guilt OF those
prominent leaders Of the wing party who denounced the
cause OF the country when army was in the enemys
territory, and surrounded by superior forces We are
content to be denounced foreign sympahzes for moi
rallying around Mr.. Clayton in personal contro-
versy with the French minister, who was at the same
time assailed by his government. Mr. Clayton has
played into the hand OF Louis Napoleon; and we
cannot sustain the American ally of him who
crushed the liberties OF Rome. We are content to
be denounced by "moral traitors '.the foreign Or
gan" for their denuncatons fall harmless at our feet
while they tell with crushing force upon the conduct OF
the Premier and of his wing coadutors in Congress, who
the allies Of Great Britain during the Oregon nego
tation, and who, burning with rancorous hate to-
wards their government refused to sustain flag
while they gave aid and comfort TO Mexico and induced
the Mexican government, by their sympathy and support
to prolong the contest with u.s.
In word, we have never had the slightest commune
cation with the French government or its agents. here or
in Paris. What the Republic is pleased to say Of the
Union is not only grossly untrue but most rdcuously
false. Instead of our suspecng that there was any
"cause of annoyance. between Mr.. Clayton and M
Poussn instead Of its being true that "he Union avail.
ed itself Of its hours of private and confidential inter.
course to induce M Poussin to resent these annoy
ances, and to write his insulting letters to our govern
ment" could have been more surprised than we
were at the first intelligence which we received Of the
rupture We expressed our establishment at the time
The letter OF sion" came upon like clap OF thunder
We have had no communication with M. Poussin since
the night Of the fste which he gave last winter on the
anniversary Of the French revolution Instead OF seeking
explanations from M Poussin about his difficulties with
Mr.. Clayton, avoided them. Upon his last visit to
Washington he called twice in one day at the house Of
the senior editor On the last call the editor was in his
house. and he declined seeing the minister from no want
Of courtesy but because he felt II was improper and he
determined to keep himself clear from even tile suspicion
Of any connvance He neither the minister nor had
the slightest communication at any time afterwards with
him And yet here is this lbellous organ charging the
editor Of the Union with holding "he nearest relations
and the closest intimacy" with him.
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Washington correspondent Of yesterdays Baltimore
Clipper starts curious report, viz that Mr.. Clayton
will leave the State Department after the meeting
Of Congress, and Mr. Clay mentioned for the vacancy
We do not vouch for the statement. rs.il ~
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Gen. Scott, accompanied BY Captain Hamilton. ad-de
camp arrived in this city on Wednesday evening from
Richmond, and took lodgings at the National Hotel
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The mail last night brought some details OF the election
in this State. The vote polled has been very heavy In
New Orleans the aggregate vote is 0392-last Novem.
II representatives in the city The following is the vote
for governor as far az received compared with the pres
dental election
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with all due Difference be it sa most absurd and pue
re article in reply 10 the remarks OF the Union
ing MIR Caytons quarrel with France This minor organ
endeavors to parry the force Of the facts which we pre-
sened by feeble effort to prove that our information
must have been received from the emssares Of the French
government-potp erceying in its simplicity that thus
admits the truth Of our statements The Republic seeks
in vain by shifting the ISSUE to get clear of the charge
which we have brought forward 1t thus attempts in
vain TO avoid the positive proof which they furnish of
the weak laundering and blind excitement of Mr. Clay
tom by charging us with being in the confidence of the
French government Now, we beg leave TO assure the
organ that our information is not derived from Mr. Clay.
ton nor from Mr. Rush. the only two persons in the opn
ion of the Republic, who could impart that infona.
ton We have not the honor OF being in the confidence
Of the Secretary Of State As to Mr. Rush, we have
held no regular correspondence with him since he left the
United Statss We have not received a line or message
direct or indirect Tor many months from that gentleman
and we have never obtained from him the sehtest in
formation ,vh.,.v., ,o,.h;n Oh r.,,h a;m.u,. D.,
."o 'u'.'s' Du'
are mere mol eaky vessels ABOUT the state Department
besides Mr. Clayton Are there not other Amer cans
who have visited Pars since the Poussin anarre
h..:a.. A. pa, wv. .h..,a Coo. a., :
oe'''o' VA, "a'" ''ou'. 'uno'o ''a' e,oh '"an
VINO was mieu W 'oioon y" "isoo"' mxn' suggest
other means OF information besides Mr. Clayton Mr..
Ru.h or anv member nj The French Ieoa,;on. and %,
a--,s - - a.. - .-
soP4h 'nuoh 90 'n'' ooe' no' seem /" nave en'e'eo
in'o 'ne ne"a y '"'' 0o"'u"a'e os'osn inc MINOR
organ WIN eAs.'s 70 ,o' no' ennsn'en'ns as 70 ine
source iion ~"en w 49, WIG iase We aaYe s.a'eo'
,u u' man "-' ny '' - 'o .'",,
va" 'ou's', any, w '"'e"1y '"4D.' arc 'e
reheo on. DW "me we arc upon 'nis po'h'' we
esnno. io,oes1 - oA .'e"aon .ns u',e. uis,esa,o
y. w. n,aa.n,.S = A. ~. = o.s.s - 80
Ii. - -, - .sr... - =, -. "an ~s
puu.% 80 - s 81" - ~ - =, 1870 q
-. --....s,;... 80. !.
'-1'.' ip'ea ''sa 80. -. = ~ -
'""eo' - aea esA', -. !" ~. ','' ~,
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The democratic ticket has prevailed. the wings con-
Tess, by majority Of from 1000 to 5000.