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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

MAssACHUsETTs.-The Free Soil Convention of
the State of Massachusetts, met at Worcester, on
the 18th inst. The Boston Chronotype says there
were at least three thousand delegates present VIM.
Jackson, formerly (whg) member of Congress, pre-
sided, aided by ten presidents and lots of Sec
retaries, (whigs and demOcrats.) Stephen c. Phil
lips, formerly representative in Congress, (whig)
was nominated for Governor, and John Mills tdem)
for Lieut.. Governor. Six hundred and ffty-five
ballots were cast for Governor and Mr.. Phillips
received CAT. There being no opposition many
delegates did not vote at all. They adopted series
of very severe resolutions against Gen. Taylor's
administration, a supporter of slavery and slave
extension, and asking the Federal Government to
examine 4" without delay its powers =" to abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia, on the Ameri-
vessels the high seas, in national terri
tories and in all places under the exclusive jurs-
diction of Congress-
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery

AT NO 81 CAMP STREET,
VIE subhcuben respectfully return thanks k7TlwhaF
4 70 their numerous friends and the p Ib- EILAH.A
nc tOr the liberal patronage heretofore be- A5T7SY
slowed upon them and would respectfully AkiasAAsW
SOLICIT US continuance having hand tull and
pete stock Of every article In their line, DAILY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES. Their present Stock, con.
shts, in part Of the following, which they offer the
LoWesl market rates:
BLANK BOoKS.-Ledgers. Journals Cash, Invoice
and Of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PREssEs-Whh Books, and
every thlng eOmpete-Of different and qualities.
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries aud Commercial
Blanks OF every description Bills of Exchange, Notes.
Drafts, etc, etc, in great variety.
CHECK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank.
ing HOu'es in the city
STEEL PENS-Of every manufacture a choice selec-
ton always on hand.
PAPER = Of every descripton-English. French and
American manufacture.
INK,-Black Blue and Red also Copying-an extern
sve assortment.
MKSTANDS--Of all known kinds
Waters, Sealing Wax QBills, India Rubber Lead Pen
oils Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penkniya aud Eraers Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips Bill Files Black
Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cutters
Counting House Calendars, Bankeu Cases, Portfolios
Memorandum Rocks, Bianes etc. etc.
HAVING Also, A COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Book BindeTY
in the building, prepared to execute orders TOR
Printing Binding in superOTsyN, and at such prices
IORSON q ARMSTRONG,
Stationen and Blank Book Manufacturers,
ala tianI 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
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INCREASE OF NORTHERN INDIANA. The in
crease Of Northern Indiana seemsito be more rapid
than any portion of that State. The Goshen De-
mocrat gives some statistics of the four counties of
st. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, and Noble, which
are quite interesting. The votes of these counties
at the elections of the last few wears have been;
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CANyAssING.-The following paragraph is taken
from the Concordia Intellgencer of last Saturday
" In his speech here, on Wednesday last, Col. R
A. Stewart informed his audience that he was then
making his eighty-fourth speech since the begin
ming of the canvass. Col. Stewart has not been
known on any one occasion Of the canvass to make
a speech of less than two hours duration He has
thus blown away to his constituents considerably
upwards Of 1853 hours already OF what he may
have to do in the way before the day of cleo
ton, is there young asprant to political distnc.
ton who would not shrink from the calculation 81
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H. GER,
M E r CHANT TAILOR,

IUH OdInp eTTeeT
Opposite the FI0ranee House,
AS hand and constantly in receipt of large add
H lions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CA5slMERES aud YEsTINGS, of the finest and latest
styles and best manufacture, and well prepared 70
5rggy his friends and the public with FALL and WIN
TER CLOTHING, made in the best manner of the atest
Paris and Northern styles and very reasonable prices
Also on hand fine stock Of Clothing, OF Paris and his
own manufacture
Also, fine stock of SHIRTS, CRAVATs etc.
EE TermS-Cash and short time for approved city ao-
CeptanceE. F12 Am
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saddle. Harness and Trnnk Manutactor


u " n w "A u II
THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER'
is article of English invention and now first in
tOduced into the United States. This Filter is made of
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the percOatOn with
drica in shape, and is capable of eTng from TO so 900
gallons per day rapidly disengeges matter of every kind
held in suspension and renders the beautifully pure
and impid, and from its peculiar construction is paeu
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
of the most useful inventions of the day It's simpl
city of construction, its duabtY-nO matter how impure
or muddy the be-a failing supply of pure
without any trouble the speedy removal of all delete
IOus matter its Applicability to be placed in Water Butts
Tanks CseUF, Ponds Reservoirs particularly recon-
mends / to the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, etc., for all of which
there are sizes suitable Several of them have already been
put up in the city and county and found to every
expectation They can be seen in operation at my
store where persons invited to call and examine them If
not with view of buying, q curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL,
fepl5 House Furnishing Store, Sc Camp IT..
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TINS indicates population in these IouT counties,
1t recently wilderness, of over 10000 people.
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The other Side Of the Picture.

The following extracts from late California letters
give accounts of the country different from those
which are usual. A correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says
:. Gentlemen, do not adyls dog come to California
Why have Col Fremont Fanham and Others 80 Etudiously
~ ms palosl W Tf Soa1s3
to New England in every respect while the southern half
dews. and delugsd the other three The timber spans
half Or Two ssi diameter will becoms toS0aghiy sssIoasd
in forty eight hqun after cutting Ought intelligent fore
bring their families land however eh in mineral wealth.
wheTe Indians positively cannot live The harvest Of gold
will be gathered in two and the geaninEs will
Didiiy brings him hitheT-"
A letter to the Baltimore Sun speaks as follows
of the climate and soil
q The climate intoleabe and but for the gold Cafor-
MIA would be spoken Of q place Of Tssdenee On
the blows eternal gala Of wind driving the sand
snge Of about As degrees and 90 It blind As you sdysue
nto the counE The heat uDDonabIs and drop Of
hUt not at all times obtanabio while avslng-ths TfVer
having email streams esden running into Them The
mouth to its called the North, Middle and South
Fork each Of which is apparently larger it, source
at fnt appea when il Fecolecsd that they for miles
through dy. arid soil, under burning sun which must
as q spnng is unheard Of in the dry season."
A correspondent Of the New York Journal of
Commerce writes
The Thermometer tells almost incredible stories in the
P NJ it raages from 1000 to Iioo FsTsnbeit IN he shade
in the sun, have known it 10 rise to 1859. At any time
sand IN minatesnd sbaif T6is "a hen 49, Y o Sn
say-but Tor this cannot vouchthat they throw leaves
the mixture good tea Such intense heat beyond all
es OF description. have ranged through every variety OF
cimate-haVe been becalmed week under the kne-but
never before felt dreamed of such whitening Ere fila
atmosphere every day at noon"
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
lS Camp st. M. BARNETT ia Camp st.
III AS hand, and is constantly receiving a large
II and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready. Made
CLOTHING, ali of which being his manu- iaoture en-
abe4 him 70 sell cheap any other establishment Of The
kind in the United States City Wholesale Dealers and
County Merchants respectfully invited TO cali and ex
anime for Themselves. Every garme finished in supe
nor style, and Will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following is limited list of Clothing now
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacs and Palstots;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletnts:
Brown, Dahlia and Olive Dress and FrOck Goats;
superior Light Brown OveFcOats
Black and Blue Cloth (ful ciTce) ClOaks;
Extra Fine Black DOeskin Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants:
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants:
Superfine Check Tweed Pants;
Black Mixed and Fancy Salinet Pants;
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests:
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cassmei Vests:
Super White Satin Ball Vests;
White Mar eles and Fancy Ves' s. etc. etc.
s5 I'm BARNETT IL Can,p At
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON

THE Il, Friends and Patrons of the HoLBRooK oYs-
L TER SALOON respectfully in-HM ~
formed that this well known establishment lsS. &A ~
nov. open Tor the Winter Season; and the $sOE N
puOlie generally is assured that. heretofore, Aasr
the best quality of OYSTERS will be served up, as the
pOpet0 determined that the celebrity of his establish
may be heard
Thankful for past favors the proprietor that his
ueu endeaVors TO please the public guarantee to
nun continuance OF that pUbic's patronage. sl5d
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & RESTAURAT,
v,r,,, .. No. A ST. CHARLES ST
hE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous friends
= and me public that he has thoroughly re. D.
painted and repaired his establishment and
will open It for their accommodation on Mon.
tA-day, Sept. 3. Having made ex. III "
n tsnsiye alterations and Improvement in The
49,, ~ COOKING department aff0rding much greater
sAaAA facilities than formerly he trusts to be sbe to
serve his patrons with every thing in his line style une
quaed by any Resaurat in the city He has made arrange
from the choicest Beds of the Gulf and the q ~ lei
with the best Steaks Chops NlEZ
50 EsFISH, GAME. etc., together with every
$3.50 deliGaoy to be procured in the New Orleans
markets. The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Ii
QuOrs, Porter Ale etc., of the very best brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters will be second to in
the city and he will be found always At his post to that
his patrons receive prompt and polite attendance In Short
he will every eKeIOn 70 render ms saloon worthy OF tho
sep5 6n ppO'' " nus Jas. CASSIDY
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A Ii nenqus wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
"A IN the NswOTeans market, either with nm
without the d20ian Attachment, are in.
formed that VIM. T MAYO. No. CampAf III M ~ II
street, Is our qly authorized Agent for thatJ VI
city and IL fully authorized to sell at Boston prices it'll
only freight and insurance added and receive orders for
any description Of instruments eeured by U.s. leaving
OpuonH with the purchaser 10 Tesot the same II not salts
factory their arrival in NewOheRns Every instrument
sold as above warranted by and 70 he exchanged
without cost to the purchaser If not fOun satisfactory after
tna Each instrument wi in futuTe be accompanied with
an invoice at our BOSTON Cash PRICES which may
be seen by every purchaser if inquired lor.We have the
exclusive night and the ong manufacturers in Boston,
Of the Patent E0LIAN ATTACHMENT We manu-
iaoture the Seven Octave GRAND PLANO FORTES
with and without the A0llsn Attachment.
7 GILBERT & co. 400 Washington ct.
Boston. Octobsr - ls4S Ila In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25
November election. candidates.
For Sheriff.:

a, ~ For Sheriff : Eds Crescent: Phase announce
Mr. JAMES p FkERET Candidate for the sherfay
ensuing election IN November neIsubect
Convention. au2 MANY FRIFNnS
~ For sherif-JOHN L. LEWIS Sheriff of the
Fsh q Orleans Candidate for reelection, 5th
November next The efficient and impartial which he
discharged the duties Of his Office will expected
majority Of the IIy3Ol GENERAL sUFFRAGE.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

THE DAILY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-suNDAYs ExcEPTED-
BY A. h. HAYES & 90,
Ofhee--NO. 80 St CHARLES Street.
-. TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.
UAlLfFyttfH Ctnis Wssk, payable tothe carers
Eight Dollars yearaif yearly and aus Al *
same Lates-in advance. Single copies, Five
The ONCE viii receipt for all exceeding ore veT
THE MEEkkY CRESCENT will befurnasdt snsi ubserbeTI
htTHREE DOLLARS to clubs Of Al
reeted 70 the P0st-oce Two Doars Fifty Cents
EACH POsmasters and others as Agents. ad
send orders, paid, copies viii copy IN at
for their PGyabsin apanes 6gs
packages be had
licatou, No. IS st. Charles street
ADVERTISEMENT lines, in Agatsvus
tor the ist insertion and so Gems for
ssrOn Those greater length in proportion on tbs
second page Of ten lines in Pear tyne, 81 each
Advertisements published weeky
charged 81 per square every liza liberal
discount made to those who advertise by the year
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q TO THE LADIES, 6Tlt

MILLINERY NsA. O. @ GOODS AT
REDUCED SeSSNR ~ EH PRICES.
AIRS. G. w s2AS0 ST& FMROPER No l65
I'VE POYDRAs STREET between CaTondelet and Baronne
having yet a large Stock of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS on hand will continue to sell at Reduced Prices
Just received an assortment of FANCY GOODS, BON.
NETS and large lot Of Beautiful RIBBONS and TRIM
MINGS
Mrs. wishes arO to call the Ladies' attention to the
style in which she cleans and alters od BOnnets Please
call and examine.
GS9- Country orders punctually attended TO- Bonpats
cleaned and altered for the trade iy26 On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

MAINE ELECTION. is uncertain whether
there is any choice of Governor by the people in
Maine. The Senate of the State will probably
have wing maiority-that party having played,
with more success, the same game played by the
democrats in Vermont, by uniting on the free soil
candidates. The House will be democratic. But
as the vacancies in the Senate are filed up by the
House, the result will probably be a democratic
Governor and Legislature
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tE- For Clerk-We are authorized TO announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate for reelection ms office
Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election on M
th November next. RnIO
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NHE PUBLIC is respectfully Informed that the splendid
4 BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
OF Benylle street 10 operation. The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS well lighted
and admirably ventilated having been spared
BY the proprietor make them complete all their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
IS now erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET,
the corner Of llAUPHlNE, the site formerly known
the Nepouy Baths which, when completed, will excel in
magnlcence establishment of the kind this city,
and where HOT, COLD. SHOWER, XAPOR AND
MEDlCATED BATHS can be had at all times from
O'Clock A. N. till 10 O'Clock P. M. Hot Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty Five Gents. iy20 BIN
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PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC.
-WNHE bUsc nvslu hnn

- FIANU EORIES AND MUSIC,
HE subscriber has constantly hand good assOrt-
4 ment Of PL ANO FORTES, from the
best manufactures in the United States
also, GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCOR. N "a ~ III
DEgNS, VlOLlNS. etc. etc. SHEETu y X VI
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received as published He would
specttuY inform his friends the friends of Mr.. Chas Horst
and the public that he has made arrangements with Mr.
Charles Horst take charge Of the Musical Department Of
his store and both solicit continuance Of the many avOn
which they have heretofore received.
80 lm III A TYLER. 80 Camp st.
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~ For MISUNDERSTANDING WELLS one of the
present neun6eRtl Candidate for State Assessor for the First
Representative District at the election held the 5h Of No
Tember 1919 The District bounded by Benjamin and Felicity
streets, from The River % Iohnaon street. $40
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~ For Olerk,-HENRY B. KELLY ia a candidate
Tor Clerk Of the Second District Court at the election 10 be held
NoFemoerne1 ap6ts
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER WARE, ETC.
IL A. TYLER. 80 CAMP street, has hand and
H. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches Of r.
every kind, of the best manufacture in Gold and SM
Silver Gases; Guard and Vest Chains Seals and = 81
Keys: Pens and Pencils Gold Thimbles, Brooches, aaAA
Bracelets Finger Rings Earrings and Necklaces Of all
the fashionable patteTns Silver Spoons Forks Ladies,
Cups, Maxim Rings, etc Silver plated CastO Candle.
Sticks Trays Urns beautiful Mantel Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans Combs Work and Dressing Boxes, Jewel do
FUMERY etc. ETC. S3lm
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING WATERWAYS. At Auction Prioas.

n McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street. 2 doom
-, above PoydTas-Keeps constantly
hand good assortment of NEW
AND SECONDHAND FURNI-
TURE, CuIlsd Hair and Moss MA &sf@AAaG
TRASSEB, made of the best materials which he is dis
posed to sell low be bought auction for cash.
REPAIRING Of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
Of JOBBING done short notice. and by the best work
furniture packed, moved and shipped with
~ New and Second hand Furniture bought, etc. ETC.
iyls 3m n. MoCTJTCHEON l09 St Charles 81.
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~ For Olerk.-Eds. Crescent: You will please say
hat THEO LEWIS Candidate for CLERK Of M
First District Court the election Sth November sg
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A complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, a. Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices. x Country Merchants and Saddeu be sup
piled with every article ia our line ~ Orders put up
with care. J. A HORTON & CO,
au7 d&W So Common Al and II Canal st
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Third DIstrict Con

~ Thomas y. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate for reelection Election
bth Of November next aud will be supported by the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
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t1- For Justice of the Peace JHessrs. Editors
Please announce Colonel SPARREL HALE as Candidate for
Juit1s Of the Peace for the First District Election November
Eep5 HIS FRIFNDS
~ For Justice of the Peaoe.-THOs. A. WAT.
son candidate for Second Justice the election
take place Nov. ensuing. az District from Julia 70 Canal ~
alu lfoin me hIteI oack 70 me Lake iy7
~ lnr Il.ttco 90
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~ For oonstable.-Please announce in your journa
WIN. SHEARER candidate Constable the Third Ms
rct PhriLh OF OrleanI. laps tel MANY FRIENns
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ER- For OIerk.-WM. A. MOTT is a Candidate IN,
CLERK Of the First District Court Of NeWoTeana on hs
am Of NeeeinoeI le4s,. ap2l
Gandda for oeIk OF The First Dlet Court the saean
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Fourth District

. ~, For Clerk-WILLIAM P. BEDLOGK, Clerk of
the Third District Court Of New Orleans candidate eec
ten. e. Election November S, 1919. apR
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TyNHE undersigned has now landing samples of all the
4 IRON RAILING made by machinery in Pennsylya-
MIA and il now prepared take Orden for the for
Back Galleries, Kitchens, Dwelling Galleries. Tomb Rail
ing, etc. etc
AsO-Landing from ships Lucas and Toronto a lot of
CALIFORNIA GOLD WASHERS. For sale BY
So VIM. A. BEE HER. 48 Chartres ST.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
an New MatsTiaI::N 81 the latest STYLE

All their matsraEType, Presses are entirely and
the latest improvements which them % their
work be surpassed In this city The Presses
from the foundry Messrs R. Hoe Co.. NewYor whchis
guaranty Of their Hceencehe type is from the well known oun
des OF Mes Bruce Co. and John T. White and have
been selected with great adapt to the butnea wants
this CITY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

~ For Justice of the Peaoe.-Please announce
L. WINTER as Candidate for Second Justice Of the Peace.
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MR. CLAY AT UTICA.-On the recent visit Of Mr.
Clay to the city of Utica, n Y, the ladies' called
upon him for a speech. The following is his res
ponse
Feoo C5tizeHs-A lady friend sxtorted from me the dan
gerous promise that would few words this Occa
sion This in violation of the rule OF preserving silence
which intended to adhere throughout the journey which
am now performing.
many ladies around me that am not so well pre-
pared as should be for tetsG-tete with whom
might address something which would not meet with
My life rapidly drawing to Close and remembrance of
ny political career are crowdiug upon me, which turn
back with pleasure the history of that policy which
more than half my life has been devoted policy which
has made cOuBy independent of foreign nations
the seeds in this valley which grown 10 Inc
peILty and happiness see around me.
IL could find motive for departing FROM the rule Of
silence, except the obligation OF PROMISE il would be
besow varmest wishes place upon which have
been honored BY bestowing my humble name
tender sincsTest thanks 20 him who instrumental
IN expressing 50 kind remembrance and comforting upon
me 50 grateful honor.
and that the choicest blessings Of providence will
descend upon nhabitant of this beautiful valley Of
these fertile hills.
After partaking of dinner he made an excursion
to various mills and other manufactures in the
neighborhood.
TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-The returns are now official
for nearly all the counties in Texas. The total vote
thus far stands as follows:
For GO0ernOr-Wood $3.50; Bell 1917; Mills 2is2
It. C1OUeTHOT-Grear 1851: Hendeuou Isl. JobDeou OK
C0HmisSioner Land O6ice-Smythe. 12,128; Ward 5796
CORRressWesteTu Dstnct-Howsrd 1913: PiIsbWy 2i45.
Williamson 1884 Nc Leod 98. Eastern nistnct-Kauf
man. 1854; Fitzgerald, 305 Scattering 66.
The results as above indicated cannot be changed
by any votes now to be heard from.
MAINE EIECrIoN-It is uncertain 1,ybetbar
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Just received direct from LIVERPOOL VIM Psis and fol-
sale at low prices in lots 10 suit purchasers Apply to
Ru30tf G. w. OLIVER, % st. Charles st.
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~ For Constable .MsSsrS. Editors Please an
1ounce T. THOMAS Candidate for Conssbls Second
Justices Court the election place on Of November
next. sep5 THE PEOPLE,
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For Collector:

~ For Col eofOr.-.NgssTs. Editors: You are an
th0rzed J. N. DAILY Candidate for Collector
State Taxes Of the First District.
au20 "FAUGH A BALLAGHu
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~ For Collector, = JHeSsFs. Editors Please an.
nounce THOMAS MekEON the present incumbent Candidate
the office Of Collector Of State Taxes for the Fourth Represents
tive Dissatisfaction sh November II The District
comprised within Canal and St. Lo1s Streets the Mississippi River
and The MeIairie Road.