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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31
ADvrRVlSEMENTs RENEWED EvERY DAT.
EDUCATION


EDUCATION.
os1RR :Sp.or % saS a %.r
psc.s. 400 farms ssoa.rss
OOZ Broosiyn.-ihe undersigned WIN rsaeivs papis
a a9s 70, &C. si adnsss ' a oIfSER T
&IN BOOKKEEPING. wRITIsG.. ARITHMETIC
DIV. time IN United PAIsks Academies, 80 Grand,
ire day evening. ladlo.' private wiring classes u
CONTAMINATION % he monh Or 9aasr Col mel Paine .s
brooklyn Morning Journal.
BOOKKEEPING BY DOUBLE RsTRY-TnE SYSTEM
ID O destruction purssed :, Goldsmith Is At once simple .od
siudis there the pupil present himself with oonadeaea
ses ace OLIVER b GoIDsMirn ss sposa@ar. AMI
~ Futon street. Brooklyn.
pooKKEEPIYG. WHITING. ARITHMETIC. ELocU.
o &. tns .ns n,nsns sgss1
.cbsr gives private lessons at his Office 73 broadway be
ann 'n' ''n hySsSs Der
pooKgEyPISG ARITHMETIC WRITING. &c.-Ma
PsEsyuts - Brcsdway whsse be has sAush, viii such
s.ns @ nssa lower terms han any ohsr ss.ehsr IN.
losrue,on Il sepsrsely Impaired borough aud readily
Aysllatle 10 practice Open day and evening.
pooKKEEPIsG. WRITING AND ARITHMETIC Mr..
say cheap snd rvac and
s s I S Day s,sale private i
al ow terms.
COMMERCIAL wRITTsG-LEGfBLE COMPACT AND
" rtpd-Senf Wishing "a acquire absolutely
feet command Of the pen Ars invited IA the suosorio.rs
classes nmepce on he second Of January The ,ysem
~ s,rucunn orig, al and patented By de Untsd sses
and all who sibfuy through the proseaa
failure entirely ippo~rDir. Tine and number pnyis
United, ard early spp e .ilon neses.ary Terms, " nr
az ten lessous and fuf hcr All
particulars fairly iaicd ou-spp Icauon-
VS. MsCLAtkIk, fnerhtor and rsienies $50 Brosdwst
L,RtNcn ANGrAGF-Pg0r. LAGRoTx. NO 70
Isd say, continues recrye pupils for borough
tDr In The french language. mpsrtng N fhrm BY
ard efficient method prac'ea knowledge ~ n The ooolnxn
ton ~ verbs whkb The by plan.
materially sifayifec and facilitated Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

Happy INV WAX sOIHFF-
III TuE BuWDgs GUARD
bass The honor that the hr aanuA viii
take plsee At he city Assembly No Monday evening
Ds~ernher ~. fys
Ibe nsresd he corps ard puzzle can res assured
thai d i rdor viii re pared 80 make shis
TAI bDfhEk 90 THE SEASON.
fckcts 81 far sae hy the members a The company teir
headquarters, srsrican Hall. Bfnt6 aof
o. al dc pfr opal horis sud sores
he doer on he evening n be Nsil
JAMES " TUEsfB. Cosum,nGAaI
nwOSb &. Carr, Treasurer
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Canal Rcpair.-Tne Contract syste m.

The State officers, under the authority Of law the
Goth usapt let out the repairs OF the following sections
the Back River and Chsmplsin Caoss tor tho term OF
five years from the Lat OF January 1856, by contract ~
follows
Chomptoin Candl-secfion No. l, Patrick Brady,
$4,000 section No. 2, EDWARD C. Kattel 50 e85. Sec
ton No. Q, thomas J. strong, $3.50.
B,ack Rirr Cdnal-Section No. l. Reuben II Bangs,
81 600. Ssction No. 2, T. II. Edwards. 80, 985.
The repairs Of hav. cost, under tho
operation Of the system heretofore In free for the last
two yeATs:-
Champaia Cunal-Section No. l--is53 repairs,
s3S c.5 1864 DO SAL 675; sversge $7 961 sec ion No.
2-lst3, repairs SlS5o1; 1854 do. 32sse4; average,
S2C,8s2 Section No 3lss3 repairs, s2l s46 1854 do
920,376; average, al Ito.
Bioot R'vr Canotsection No. 1.ls63 repairs So sa5
1864 do SO 227 average, Sill s6l Section No 2ls53,
1epsrs, $40 934 1854 do SD, 227 average, SIS 0SO
The saving the Stats between the system the State
officers have just initiated these sections, and that
they have just abandoned. IL -
Cham plain Canal-su pefintendents 81, q54
DO. do. Observation-Disclosures. 29,73
Saving 70 state .....,,..,..........s SIS 2ie
gack Rfvr CaEal--Sup er ons ..,...... 29,ssl
do. do. Ctntlhcis.. l3sssi
Saving 10 State Sl5,657
Total 10 super tsndeIts III ovJ
7otai hy Observation-Disclosures. 43,7l9
ss7 s75
TIE State has been expendne nearly three II mes a.
nuth nccesay In he repairs Ct tnese sections OF
she caIas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

CBFAP COAL AN DyfIyERTNu URkE Ov CART
~ aGrtshe very bcs, qusy ~ red egg -
zeal, well screened sna dry nDdsr ~ ~
BBcs, quality red Ash ard weishi vs.vasL~S.
RITIsH TiIhION.
70 HhG avenue, corner Ful~~nih slxeng
roAL -Tny sUpscarBva IN PREPARED TO vuR-
~ NIB the rssh Orchard from tho nosi Ases.
prepared la hr bts order mn ~
Arm Tor ssb~ L~bgs (hs genss~ srsssl
SunbsrsId LyesYool orei ADD C~sns the awes sasfA
es pric~s HENRY hkkfE,
Garner csssi and censre asd gsse sGl Nsa -
GOAL -TtIE LEAsg AND vTrtrRys CY IwO COAL
~ yris for 2aT IN the II ths ry. the
hendred tfes thoas.nd The sas~s hssns nss go
ten On IL; Vi ksy 100, rhi6a
I'm w be gltru. ~ nssa u
he sid IT AnsIs al he .s.i trebAnxs whish das
I'D. Heg al oiier.
f,oKE poR sALg-THK Bysr AND cnyAPgsr rURs
~ IN no cry, Dor rrss. stoves AMI ssps~sskg
ordered by fbyslisns ~bxfs 0sr
be lad ~ spPyHg 70 uRAPssR HGnNs. >, u-e snes =
te Nanlsthh Ca Mofts Ia fighissnk a -
ofik1 city.
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rsss sigo~is fhsxsssl~a ssnssssy sys tssns. 80
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hsh ''sus a.. is~f ~. Je~s. r'vy 'ssS-s f..y;
psfs4u,1 - r-o rsss evsss - vysvyv v.Sx aess,
y0ss - $50
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no ggN cpNstwrns a. JACK Ywslgf IA ar.
HtMfN at fsseSfl ~ exaty wxrt ares mpsA&ss.
~ 49, A. wki ~ et4sN Mss4 ~ Wftya, - Fset-s =.
- IN Naa 80 g8Te n~W 800 uaess
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- - 80 r&tssgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31


DrAITirIf, YEAxsD EsgEsyIsg., HOrEs rO8
ID al pantna esassd efsfgfs ss'sf totss aisssA
blocks sf ol~r ssrfsi sfs
iarisaoses susA1is ~ hoAAy yfuarei. se sale W ".
stHAtf riI nrrsassy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

THE FLORENCE AND kEYPORT JOfsT CONTAIN
Tie salad ,nnpsl meanE and sl.eioa onbs bet - -
ofr~ ~ the company Union, keyputy Tue~1ag.
lie lst Jan 1iiOs. LLOYD. TrsassTss.
TUE STOCKHOLDERS oF tag CLEVELAND Ace
fisburg Railroad uompAny arc horeby poinsd tha' -
annual meeting sr The ulrrtn drreiors and fr s raas
pssaa " cher business ~i be held al u~ oos a ha
pAny. In Cleveland Wensisy the ~ dAy 81 Jssaasv
nett, II 10 o'oloch A. n. " Rockwell. BecxstASv.
TUE NEw YORK AND BROOKLYN icH COMPANY
having roDpsted their eoct - tnidnss ~ AsAns.
0re.ne county ~ have opened onos al 7si HeaAsey.
nSftbwest ~ Mnrfs mr. thu Al secesv
ing .scrpons nf stock ard the saDsaros o ehss s~
pertaining thei they invite and d. pei
Ne generally call ,h~m iher oniss sy -
gisdy npsr any Information relative 70 hsr tsssess -
Jssss r. srsse., Fec dko " SHERWOOD. rr.sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

IItNRy HERrs R. AucTIoNEsR. WILL SKILL At
auction. honfAy, december 81. two O'Clock r.
!, ehes wr.s haa@r 40 c.mpsias ans Cd o.'rd Da-
des, scotch snc rb whlsfey pin oofdais
gass tui up In hsrs suitable for family and
tainted according 10 sample
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

LfABE0 fDfhfFs phOM hTCTIDN.-HIsDnfIk 90
Ia richly arfked French Msn cambria snfArrcbf ~ hair
pee; aopnuds ~ hxss srd csubFc esara A. ARE d.
count from he Importers price tne embroidered tFs
~ ~ frepcb banfs sees Ge &C. VIII - ADJ ~ s4iT
day 81 " and - go Chez sure Aos y agf siA - stea
Allen and orchard. hDwAEL RIDLEY.
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IlpWARD HCnENCK. AuCfIONHER.-oRHAr SALE

HUwAKU TNHENUN' AUVTIVrEEH-UHEN HAIE
II OF warranted imported liquors, champagne aud
EDwAhD sCHEN,k viii sell ai auction Monday Doc 81.
at 10 O'Clock al his talesroom No IL Wall street,
nyoe q lluor ,ng Of Jas Henncascy's Ord Dupuy
Co.. champagne cognisc Mars. Pinct, Cssiisn 90
res, Blackburn, Howard, Marsh Co. Gov, Hopkins and
other nadeiras Holar and Medrr Swan rum,
&c sc p glass and wood, lSs sul purchasers. Asa
invoice Of genuine imported champagne all OF fAvore
brands TO be sold Close sdyances ale positive Terms
caph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

VIM g. HIGGINS, AUCTToSHER, WILL SELL THIS
w DAY 81 is O'Clock AZ 80 Eighth avenue near Thirty
fourth street, household furniture vi-soss
bogsny black walnut Other tables mahogany and
ra chairs carpets oc ons. crockery mirrors clocks hair
ard other mattresses; stoves Ac Ac Also u cotaS.
bcdesds good chance tor dealers and others want
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

TIE State has been expanding nearly three II mes a.
much In he repairs Ct tnese sections OF
car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

THE LAST DAY % THE GREAT AUCTION SALE op
I Oh Pslntngs and French p.ir mirror. CHARLES
bfLAVAS VIII sell at auction, this day Monday Dec 81 NJ 100
Fulton street The balance of the stock Thcre many
liable oil paintings In gb frames and Preach plate mirrors
who be sold 10 close the business Tho thus
have been sold a. great yacrihoe oen AT half Tho price q
the frDmes 1hove who wish 10 ornament her shpuf
not msa this opportunity. The sale will
o'clock A. The goods ready for nspecoo. Dcucra
and the public generally Invited 10 attend CaAl
rrad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

nl EDWARD sCBENCk, AUCTION FER. EDWARD
~ h,hfNck vii sell at auction Monday Dee 81. al IL
oc ock Of his IL Wall stret magnificent
neDt ri tprsh ard French olry consisting o'
gold hunting and open faced double ueke spes pockr
chroLpmees eight patent aud detached levers and
wacies. ~ Breina frrre. Lasor Jules Jugeosen, Coz
per Jos ioufou, aeney Iohiss aud other akrre, Also
sug.rb da1 oDa seess pins earrings brooches necklaces
bpgyr rings ard suds In VARIETY mounted ia cghesn
sId twenty carat gold Also elegant
rings do bracelets Florenne homan auI Mosaic do Flo-
fensie ~naneied do Nc Ar: gold pins earrings
vest ana guard esana, cha,eancs &c. &C. sale positively
without
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NV rArrhI krra1AcLts.-Ingr IMPROVE W
~ sssE ~ ~ chshks " sfsNsU nssvslyisy yywvs
Fsqaa,ed sns asAsa oe<t. s~NsesIy s~seA
tNS Bksskk. berssfef Ne sys, yss~a<s 80
NLeph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

n d. NASH, AUCTION ERR STORE $40 BgOADwAY
D-hfoes ssle 81 hnr gold CHAINS aud jcwelry on Mon
day DAs. Mt eleven o'clock tho by order OF
assignee Of 2nc gold fob snd guard chains
cLaic. aincs, seals, rings, pins, &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

HnAETH or TEE cITy.

The weekly report Of interments given in our
columns yesterday morning showed . most
gratifying abatement in the mortality Of the
city. from which we augur that the worst has
been seen, and that the pestilence will rapidly
pass away, to curse US no more with its dread
presence, we fervently trust, forever. "A few
weeks and, we are firmly convinced, we shall be
enabled to announce complete restoration Of
the general health. The fever has about run its
course, and must subsde.
The interments in all the cemeteries for the
week ending on Sunday last, were sixty four
less than those Of the previous week, which
were ten less than those Of the week before.
The yellow fever decrease was fifty-sixs This is
most satisfactory diminution, and fully justi-
fies the foregoing conclusions. We anticipate o
large decrease this week.
The weather is extraordinary more like
what April used TO be than August or septem-
ber Every day we have one or more showers,
and frequently heavy rains, Immediately after
and between which, the sun beams out resplend-
than unhealthy, and the acclimated as well as
the unacolimated should observe a due amount
of prudence
We would like much to greet our absent
friends once more, but earnestly advise none o.
the unacclimated to return home until few
weeks shall have given assurance of positive
safety. In the meanwhile, let them possess theil
souls in patience. The more protraeted the alb
sence, the warmer the greeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

sr Margaret 4. cIARKsoN


Come, dearest, come, for the msts ON the moutain
Are trembling within the soft arms of the breeze,
Fairy-like tinklsth each drop from the fountain,
Roses are blushing and songs ill the trees
Not more graceful the mists that are wreathne in air.
Than the soft flowing curls Of thy sunny hair
Not more than thy voice. the bird that gush-
Not bright than thy cheeks the rose gayest blush
Then come, dearest, come, and we'll roam DER the
I mountain, #@
And by the blue depths Of the saurmuring ses
While the roses, the mists tho birds and the fountain
Acknowledge all chsrms to be riyalled by thee
Come, dearest, come the moonlight Ia streaming
Across the blue water whose bright bosom heaves;
Ali silent each star on its high throne sits dreaming
And ssphyrslaugh softly among the green leaves.
More calm than yon seas is thy breasts gentle swell
As pure as the moonlight thy forehead so pale
While thine the stars that brightly can shn
Would grow dim by the side those bright eyes of thine
Then come, dearest, come we'll roam DER the mountain
And by the blue depths of the murmurng sea,
While the moonlight, the stars, the leaves and tn
fountain,
Acknowledge all charms are embodied in thee.
September, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. Those exten.
sire deslers In the best brands OF tobacco Messrs
Glenn Co. % and " arasier street, have already re.
oeised first this fall largo oonsigpmsnts OF the most eee
oFsed qualities Of manufactured tobacco direct from the
factories For the Of the various brands we refer
to the advertisement which appears In another column
hessrs. Glenn Co have favored us with few speci.
mems OF their choicest brands which ohswipg assist
sa.snd he is fully qualified TO pronounce judgment
20 DO snperlatiyely sxcsilsn exeelenty SUI
We don't care straw which phrase is used so
Interference to hia estimate Of the quality
~ sooaSeo. The Leoomptsa brand manufactured
sssss Booker Haissy, especially superior The
epioure In the Of the weed would md
IL difficult to Say too much in ..,o u M.
Af''als Ne prsdios for 1t immense popularity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05
GelesrsybsS to the paiIp Grssrsxt.
FEVER IN NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
sr TEE sourHERr LINE.

.NonreLk PoRTsMourK, September 1.-The yellow
fever has assumed mider type yielding readily to sd-
cal treatment The physicians and nurses sent from
Charleston and Savannah have arrived. The panic ID
subsidng.
Removal Of q Collector.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The President has removed
Richard P. Hammond Collector Of the Port Of San Fran
cisco, and appointed Marcus Latham late member Of
Congress, in his place.
Loss Of Submarine Cable.
HALIFAX September Ia dispatch received here to-day
from Sydney states that the submarine cable belonging
to the Newfoundland Telegraph Company lost forty
miles out at sea, owing to mismanagemsnt the part
workmen. It was insured for $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

Tur nunnLAfsp MATS - Wa how" 1.r>., -ft-
asked for information in regard to the departure
of the mails from England to China. The fol-
lowing may be interesting to those who have
correspondence with the East:
The mails leave Southampton on the 9TH Of each month
and
Arrives at Gibraltar on the 9th of the same month
Arrives at Malta on the 14th of the month -.
Arrives at Alexandria the 18th OF the month
Leaves Suez the 10th or 2lst of the same month.
Arrives at Adee the 18th Goth of the same month
Leaves Adee on the Goth 9th of the same month
Arrives at Bombay the lst I'd Of the following
month
Leaves Bombay on the came day,
Arrives ct Gale on the 9th It'll Of the following
month, q
Leaves Gallo on the 7th 8th Of the following month
Arrives at Tovang the 18th or 18Th Of the following
month";
Arrives at Singapore the 18th or 18th of the follow.
ing month.
Arrives At Hong Kong the 22d or Esd of the following
month. Commercial Advertiser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

LAMENTED DEATH.-The Yicksburg Wing, Of
the lst, came to us clad in the sombre garb Of
mourning, on account of the death Of its able
and accomplished editor, RUFUS X. ARTHUR,
who expired the day previous.
The Wing contains beautiful and affecting
eulogy on the character snd virtues of the de-
ceased, which one Of the editors of this paper
we'll knows to be deserved Mr. ARTHUR was
one of the noblest spirits that ever treathed.
Genial in his temperament, kind in his inter-
course with his fellow. men, generous to fault,
true as steel to his friends, brave and chivalric
as became high. toned gentleman, hospitable
manly and noble in his walk through life, he
won hosts Of friends who will long lament, III
sadness and sorrow, his untimely and unex.
pected departure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05
PLArF "A M
or ran AMERICAN PARTY. OF LOUISIANA,

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h. ss.sons wbsh.s tay bs If native q forajxu birth
sy.snt 4, tta protsetion n
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~ ~ hs,,ssa thas Ap,ar,o. srouid q governed by
arsriosps alIaetng IA s.me tbrouEh ~ baot. box
,ons ts univ lao;tim.ts 81 storm IL this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05
Recent publications.

PANAMA IN 1855, SKETCHES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER Oh
TIE IsrHMus BY Robert Tonnes. Harper and Bros.
New York.
This little book should have rapid sale it is full o.
information and the style in which ID Is rendered
agreeable. We have received it from the publishers
through B. Steel, go Camp street.
TIE HIDDEN PATH By Marion Hartlsnd. j. G. Derby
New York,
This the title Of work which has been laid upon
table by the publishers through Messs Bennett Bost
wick ofits merits cannot speak, not having read II
yet butif the authoress of Alone has displayed he'
usual talents the Hidden PATH will ere long be vel
known by all,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05
LETTER FROM THE EMPIRE PARISH.
PARISH OF PLAauEarNEs, Sept. 4

PARISH OF PLAquEaIrEs, Sept 4th 1855.
Eds Cfescsn-The friends Of Eusts (and their name is
egon) show much enthusiasm for they sure Of neu
commanded in section. The partsans OF Mr. Fabre,
the contrary disprited knowing they will battle
in vain next fall against this formidable battaons OF the
MBlack Lanterns New converts join almost every day
the American party.
It is rumored here that paper will be started
shortly Pointe Hachs advocating the principles of
Sam Dame Runor says the editor of that sheet will be
gentleman who has, until lately, held prominent posi-
ton in the ranks Of the Democratic party Mats nous
Tom Mackey has consented to for the House 40 the
candidate of Americans 1t generally believed that
Tom will carry parish by overwhelming msjority.
The Marcel Dueros of St. Bernard for the State
Senate very popular with every class Of people in
community. ~hS
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THE PRESS. by JOHN J. .Axr.

Firm In the right the Daily Press should be,
The tyranps Zoe, the champion Of the free
Faithful and constant to Its escrsd trust---
Calm in its usterance, in it1 judgments just:
Wise In its teachtng uncorrupt and strong
To speed the right and denounce the wrongi
Long may 1t be ere candor must confess
On freedoms shores, o weak and venal press
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loom m unic etedl

MesTs. Editors-Your correspondent Navy in the
Crescent OF Monday has omitted in his losses Of
United States vessels the schooner Febrand Lieut. Gray
which lost with every soul board-n all forty Ave
the 2Sth July 1912 in the great hurricane on
Lake Pontchartrain. The Firebrand last seen OF
Bay 81 Louis where Ia believed she foundered several
bodies having been washed ashore at that place subse-
quentiy and identified part OF the crew This damage
IN that gale on the lakes and along the to Pensa
pst. D
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STATE TIoKEg
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERsIGNY,

FOR GOVERNOR,
81 CHARLES DERsIGNY,
OF JEFFERSON.
{ PoRlLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TFxADA,
OF aArTpEs
FOR sECRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
Or EAST RATION ROUGE.
FOR Stain TREAsURER,
J. v. Durable,
a or w1sI BATON ROUGE. - =
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WALTER R0ssMAN,
on cLAIsoRNE 4
FOR ATToREEY GENERAL,
RANDALL HUNT,
OF oRLEANs.
FpR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
"A Q. p, sTILLMAN,
asS ouAcHIrA.
FOR CON GREss.
.FWB Bisirisi- GE0. EUsTIs. Jr.
Second Dsssris-THE aD0RE G. HUNT.
lazi,a Dissres- PRESTON POM. Jr.
Fsvrta Dis,ris-WILLIAM b. LEWIS.
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