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AN APPEAL.

At meeting of yrginans held in this city Saturday
evening, the sh inst the undersigned we're appointed
committee to solicit donations from the charitable people
of New Orleans for the benefit OF the unfortunate and
suffering cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, They feel
Of their fellow citizens necessary In order
draw forth hearty and generous response At this time
through the blessing Divine Providence the epidemic
rapidly vanishing from midst and city begins
assume healthy and busness-like appearance; but
how different 10 the with sister cities of the
Southern board The cloud of gloom and desoation
hanging over them increases hourly frghtfu dark
and beneath its deadly shade stalks agian pesence
which is stranger to their shores and against which
they have accmation to deeud them The dispatches
received here yesterday that they mot only
in at physicians and from the South but that
they almost destitute Of the necessares of life Such
being case appeal in vain to tho charities Of
the citizens Of New Orleans? They have ever been noted
terrific epidemic Of 1853 they retain greatfu recolec
tion-that unanmity and generosity with which their
sister cities throughout the land came to their
and passed their donations into the empty Golfers Of their
charitable associations.
Among the most prominent of their contributors
cities of Virginia. including Norfolk Let the citizens Of
New Orleans make generous return and claim the posi-
tion which justly belongs to then-tha OF leading con-
tbutor to the work Of relief and charity Subscriptions
will be received by the following gentlemen
VIM H Dameron at Payne & Harrisons 112 Camp st..
Wr NJ Perkins Of st. Charles and Perdido cts
r. N. Boufk at Brown, Johnston " CO.'S, % Camp st.
II III Robinson, % Commercial Place.
Thos. f. Patten, corner Gravler and Tchoupitoulas.
&. Dorney, at F. Fsbre Cos, st. Charles and Com
Nj. Mccaudlisb, at A. s. II. Blocks, 2s Common st.
s. b. McGonnco at III. d. Cooper Co.'s, Csrondeiet
and Common sits.
T. Oglesby sully, Gravier street.
J. p. A Boyle, Poydras street, ...#.a
James Fl. Wingdeli, 93 Common ST. .@
HI. Pegram, IL Bank Pace.
Geo. W. Shaw, "a Poy1ras st.
E. +. Schmidt, at Ii. " Baxter's, 81 Carondeiet ST.
p Commit, 81 Customhouse at.
IN Wm. Vincent, IT'S Customhouse st.
Richard L. Robertson, 43 Cassacalvo ct.
Jno. FL. Pope, corner jackson and Prytaua SITS.
The Committee earnestly ask the corporation Of the
pastors Of the various religious associations in the cy
who might do much good by taking up collection in
their churches. J. M. McCANDLLSH
H. M. ROBINSON,
T. o. sULLY,
New Orleans Sept IL 1856.
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.4.e-@a - NEW OnLEAss, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RAEDELL HuNr
will address the people at the following named places
the days designated:
Lake Providence Carroll, Tuesday, Sept. 25tb.
Bastrop, MorehouEe, Thursday, Sept. 9Th.
Monroe Ouachita Saturday, Sept. 10th.
FarmerviHe, Union. Monday, Oct. 1st
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct. Sd.
MiDdep, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th. -
Shreveport, Csddo Monday, Oct. Sth.
Mansfield Desoto, "Wednesday, OCT 10th.
Natohitoches, Natchitoches, Friday, Oct. 18th.
Alexandra, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct. 10th
Marksyle, Avoyelles, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
opelousas, St. Landry, Monday, Oct 22d.
yermilonville Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct 24th.
St MartinsviIle st. Martins, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Franklin St Mary, Saturday, Oct 9Th
Thibodaux, Iafourche, Monday, Oct 18th.
Mr. Hunt upon his return, will visit the Florida pars
fishes, of which due notice will be given.
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TTEspAY ]. MORNING. sEPpR 25. 1856.
gss Pm ATFoRM
Or THE AMERICAN PARTY OF L0uIs1AHA

We advocate an amendment Of tho decentralization
Laws with propsr Safeguards to purity
ectave franchise sssl s;as ia ss,is
a. We advocate the passage of such laws will pre-
vent the immigration Of psupezs and criminals to this
eonns1y. sA
We oppose any Interference in the vested rights Of
IA arc Is fsvor q non ntetv With slavery By
ths Esdsdsr Government excspt for the protection Of
{ euf constitutional rights,
81 s. We advocate high Nstions, Policy such Is will
AFFORD stern and nnwsssrng protection the American
abroad, M WI follow and guard the American
s4,issn xbessysr 10 moves ny
~ O. W. bsiksN tass America should be governed by
AsaerisAsA Existing the through The haaot-box
siose ~ only legitimate instrumsnt Of reform In this
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nu- We seldom recommend . manufactures

medicine believing that 10 Mature hsnef psrfssis
rapidly aad eectusy than bo accomplished by si
vegetables minerals Of medical aiencs But in ths
dyapep there chronic features about H. which defy
ali the efforts Of healthy action Of tbs digestive
and it moi uaqusnsy hspasn that thousands suffer for
years. diseased both In body and mini from
kindred is To sach HOorLANDs GERMAN BITrEHs, pre-
by Dr. c. ~ Jackson truly valuabs preparation.
tonic medicine giving healthy action 10 tbs son aok, and
will be found highly ssvcsahs all bat especially during
the spring Dyspepsia DO cured by patient
Of sa,msusi and to all those suffering uads hs sad
malady would recommend application to the Depot of Hoof
tssmen.. SEQ lnd&W
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LIST NEW BOO K 3

8 3 T 1 o + n e b UU II d
Reosived per steanship Blask Warrior =
BITS OF BLAENKf BY Shelton Mackenzie sushor Of Lie Of
curau, shsis Sketches, Ithh Bar,s.s. 49, ~
GUY RIyERH. BY W. Slta,rs simrrs. nj .3s .g E
THE CREED OF cHRIsTKNDOA. by W. n. Greg
THE SEA KING. A novel attributed to csPt. Maryatt
TREATISE ON THE PRESERVATION OF FRUITS AND vEaE-
TABLES. 7@ts~
LA RocHEoN YELLOW FEWER. sgsTe rs8 sFsr.E5e1 7 ~,
DICKa0NtS ELEMENTs OF MEDlCINE - - = = ~ e
MACKENZIE ON TIE EYE. 49, El
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Tor Jay.
LONDON LANCET for sspfsuto
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for September.
FRANK LEsLIRB NEW YORK JOURNAL for October.
s' FRESH SUPPLIES.
TENNYsON's MAUD. ,a=.y.5 4.
RoGET's THEsAURus, ENGLISH WORDS.
sYUsrr. ls '=@ ~
GILLEspIEr LAND SURVEYING. q
THE HIDDEN PATH BY Marion Hsvlaid. t-
j. o. MORGAN, Bookseller,
ExCMA NGE PLACE,
ssq4 ap9t A, tioiuiug the Poas odss.
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MASS Meeting.
AMERToAN PARTY

Ga TUESDAY NIGHT insant the American Party
holds GRAND MASS MEETING at Agisrs. Ths nssug will
addressed By Csc. Eass J, FACE COL Richard Stewart
other popular speakers.
The friends good American
snt ao all these dssrs hear the principles Party
discussed. 81 80 St g ". e
t8 The Canal Ferry Boat win Ill s.s
AsseEn0dstoa .! yssss tssA We sF. ssss4 spat
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LOUISIANA. The Baton Rouge Advocate, o

LOUISIANA Baton Rouge Advocate, of
Friday, says
We have heard that the fever had broken out in the
Clay Gut neighborhood in this parish. Its origin ia
attributed TO paddsrs pack which recently opened
there The pedder himself the nrst to take sick and
the sickness was spreading.
The Natshitoehss Chronicle, OF the 18th, says:
For the last few weeks there have rains amoat
daily, aud Che cotton bos have taken the rot We have
heard planters say they cannot possibly gather more than
half mach cotton they bellows thay should three
weeks since One large planter, who expected
thousand bales thinks he canhos gather more than five
hundred This has also but tho season is
so far advanced that mot very great Injury can be done
by 1t.
The franklin Banner Of Thursday, has the following
From a reliable source "a medical gsntleman)
informed that the yellow has broken out in 81 Mar
tnsye and tb.t several families had left town. among
whom many prominent citiasns L has also exhib
ted itself In New Ibsria but in mild FORM not death
having yet occurred to our knowledge.
Ths Haisonburg Independent Of the 10TH has the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
with sincere pleasure enabled to say, that the
epidemic that afflicted our town so severely has sub
~. days sis shs sos are III =
We Of the preyasnos OF roa In cotton to great
extent Caterpillar spoken OF In tho parish q Goncorda;
but have heard Of any certain indication Of Is
our parish. $40 E & Z Is
Tho Shreveport Gszstte states that the caterpillar has
made lea appearance in that parish and already commit
ted extensive dsprsdstions upon the cotton crop
The Pointe ooupse Echo gives account Of horrible
sdair which TOOK place the night Of the l7h small
hatboat, board Of which two men and woman,
landed for the night the village Of Racsouci Four
negroes came board and killed one Of the men, named
Jones' and bis wife They knocked the other man, Good
VIA, down with bar, and threw him overheard.
Hs swain ashore and ssespsd They stripped tbs body Of
the woman and threw her into the river. They then
left after cutting tho boat loose whieh was afterwards
found with the body Of Jones' aud bearing other bloody
evidences Of the horrible tragedy None Of the sgross
we're arrested,
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! true lovers Of virtue and freedom. We have
nov given French, English and Irish authority
| to yindieate the correctness Of our principles
and have no doubt that We will be sustained BY
the intelligent Germans, Spanish and por-'
tugueae. !. an
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Gtqszeg q .Hasastise,.,

rs CHARITIES STREET,
Have just received per ship Mphouss, Havrs per
ships Ravsnwood Pyramid Wssmusisr War
rior, New York, large and tpspdid
FALL and Winter Dry Goods,
Consisting in part u shs following, via.
French, English and American CALfCoKS. ~
Plain and Printed MUsiINs DE- LAME. 5 Y5.38 a-
Do do do do do for Children. -
Plain Plaid and Striped CAsHMEREs, alt eoers.
BARBOUR and cHAI.LY of all coora.
Plain Printed and Flouncsi BAkLGEs. -1
Fancy SILKS, Of ali qualities E3-'
Ladiss' Mines HOSIERY general as.orsmsAt. Il
ssnt.' and ch,ldrsns SOCKS, do do 4 s.
whs and CoTToNs, all qualities. (.
Linen caubris HANDKERCHIEFs, all piiess.
Printed CHINTZ for Curtains. '~%
Cotton worsted and silk DAMASK, for Curtains u
Fancy TARTANs, article. b..
FLANNELS, of all kinds. .s- 49,. III. ID. -... a.
.o ...
A general assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS, such
BLANKETS, -
KERsEYs, =r
LoWELLs, w..
.-5-,5. -..- ....+y .'.~ DKrIMs,
variety Of hss articles long enumeration which
will be sold at .hs loweat market prices. "a
GiQUEL & JAMESON,
neiap w {-hartya
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EMPIRE PARISH CORRESPONDENCE.

PARISH eF PLAorEhrFEs. Sept. "a, 1856
Eds. Crescent-The Antics for the past two three
weeks have been hunting candidate for the sheriay
the Empire Parrish but far their efforts have not
patriots are ready sacrifice themselves for the good
their country but az these worthless either too gno
rant All the arduous duties Of the o1cs of sheriff
too unpopular be elected by the fatfooted Democracy
Of this region cunning wrepuefs are this time in
bad fx Some of them are determined to Offer the NOM
stand, Mr. ]. L. Titus. This gentleman having already
taken engagements With commercial house in your city
and being aware of the strength Of the American
party In Plaquemiues will not consent to run Whom will
they run now Probably Mr.. w. Soils. But Mr. Soils
hss alrsady been beaten for public Office in
Congressional Dietrot Of this State. They have Mr.
Charles Barberot Frsnnhman BY birth. They will not
dare to choose him, for they know he would be badly
beaten by our gallant and popular friend, Lerehe of
the Ronquio Settlement who has had according to the
Antics .ths misfortune Of being citizen by accident
Our old and fast friend Robert Johnson the present in
cumbsnt IL certainly popular but II opposed by the
Ponte Haee clique, ca1net be elected The potsn
tatss Of the Gonr House don't like Old Bob and old Bob
hates them heartily so there Is no probability they
will allow tho Democratic Convention to choose him
Some Of these days (mos likely after the 9Th November
next threatened with second edition Of the Kill
kenny light among our local omciais.
cause is fourishipg in almost every nook OF the Empire
Parish None Of the brethren base enough to leave
the party after they have joined it Harmony exits In
ranks while our opponents are sadly divided and
probably will continue for long time. We will Ak
right the Antics next fall
weather Our planters busiy engaged In hay making
corn gathering etc, The crop OF this valuable grain Is
the largest that has been raised In this seetien
a3a In haste,
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@ CAfT. MYERS,
STEAkMR ORR ON

sTEAkHR OREGON. &
TRIP FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE.
gEs5 Sept. 1s, 1855.
Just below the inscription there is an excel
lent engraving Of the steamer Oregon, repre-
sented in a storm.
Altogether the trumpet is very Handsome
one, and we do not know man in the Lake
trade who, by uniform and unpretending
courtesy to his passengers, is more worthy Of
such tribute. We have travelled much with
him, and have always found him attentive, OBJ
liging AL that o commander should be.
The letter above referred to was in the fol-.
lowing words:
Carr. MtERs. STEAMER OnEGos:
Dear Sr-Pieass accept the accompanying trumpet in
commemoration of the event inscribed upon It, Graft
tude for courtesy and the deep your vigil
lance and ability felt by yonr frends) passengers with
you your late trip from New Orleans to Mobile sug
gess this Offering Hoping that You will weather all the
storms Of life as ably and successfully your nobe boat
did the storm Of the 10th OF September 1856 and that at
last You will obtain your dearest whes-apd as she did
safe and secure haven-is the sincere wish Of your
y . / Ep,
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"A HANDSOME TRIBUTE.


1t will be recollected by our readers that
during the late gale on the Lake Shore, the
mail steamer Oregon, Capt. Myers, continued
her trips regardless Of the storm and without
interruption. The trip from New Orleans to
Mobile on Sunday, 10Th, was very boisterous,
and will doubtless be long remembered by every
one who was on the Oregon. The passengers
being impressed with the good bearing and
thorough ability displayed by Capt Myers on
the occasion, procured handsome silver speak
ing trumpet and sent it aboard Of his boat on
Sunday morning last, accompanied by the ap-
pended note, but with no information as to who
the individuals are who presented it, further
than what the inscription and accompan ying
note gave. The trumpet is Of massive silver,
deliberately and elegantly chased, bearing che
following inscription X #-..ss. 40
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spssndse Cosoreos Das,ssrrso-

sy Are bsing taken at HUBERT a CO.'S sKYLIsHT
GALLERY the low price OF One Dollar With
lights and experience
as city,. ]. II HUBERT Il CO., 70 Camp strsss.
40 qdpMoTuAWs :,
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r AR16H D FFIGERs.

", sa~ss- soal rM nurTY.
" ceren~- cu&nI.Es N. OLIVIER.
~ nitssss Aao'ssy-M A. F0uTE.
s,.. ron GIHRKs OF COURTS.
:. SE I'm Dssriss NORBERT TRRnAeNIER.
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gzipd pfsde Nss5 1tNRT BEz0U.
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81 ~ Dis.rsss cssrt- sFII.lIasE a. F0srI "a +
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y FOR AssEse0HB-
NRAN0fs TURNER, TEsE0n8nN NUREL,
& 1elIH =. DuFoUR. JOHN Al WATKINS.
FOR TAX oOLLEoToRs
Ssrs Disisiat- THOMAS AsKEw1
sssssa 1istsiat -JaEEPH HERNANDEZ. :
4 Third Risrss -DUvaRNEY FARRAR..
Fourth pi,sia- GEORGE MENsMAN.
sYY0R JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE,
faa yastiss-R. n. MITGHELI- -
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zAi1d Js..s. RIGHAIap R5G5aARps0N.
"a ss a Jssiss RANc0Is II I0NGsE.
# 5A Js.sis.-sWM. PILEe.
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FOR coNsTABBEs
efHF xbss 1ssfass's csss--tEIELIAM O. ouIKx
Second ,assses's c'srs--JSslS A. AcArssE.
1Siss sp'ii'ss ebsrs-SAs, w. DUPLEssIs.
<ssrA yassisss Goat-e5ULEs s0RApuurr
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9
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@- office OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Camp Applications for rslisf rseered from
r.M Is, Iau2s ap.fl D. 1. RICARDO ,sser s.sry.
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Carpet Warehouse,

" CHARITIES STREET..
w are nov Issss.s ap ssso.sgIsn q e. ETNs such
Also, Window shsdes, Druggss Clvtaa
and Piano Covers Hair Cocoa atiipg Also
Coih, ~d Ihs qualities Hais
all Of which We cfer At the lowest
A. KRATEEFAu n,
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: According TO the latest accounts from Nor
folk the actual ntermsnts since .hs commencement Of
the yellow fever rsaoh lob and allowing for e.hsrs not
recorded, the total Ia supposed to b 1900.
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TIE Ottpe.

~ CeKERIN pleasure of informing his friends ana
the public thst he has fitted SALOON st No Is PERp
,ha hest WINES and LIQUORS tbs city aGords
PISTOL GALLERY hss been arranged in hs secosd Story
,bh will he under charge Of CANCEY, we'll known the
Lake aud in ths City. 7.tEs4 5l6g
could be
made, and shsre of
sYr rREH LUNCH hom 10 toi. &apu
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1862
.Nssu Eau Gaafzs. :.

opened large BoNsETs EngIi,h and Swiss
Straw sad Tscsn Braids Ao variety Rbbens
Man.lis Trimmings, and Novelties In Embrodse The ery
tsnsion Of the Ladies Is invited. TAYLoRS,
9p6t f59 CauAt street.
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DAMAGED GAssIaERRs AND Day Goops. The
attention Of dealers is called to the sale damaged cass
and dry goods to take place this day a6th is
10 o'clock, at II Peyohaud Co.'s No. 2s Old ieyes,
between Beuse and eus.omhouss streets Terns bsss,
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The LATE WIN. II. SToNE.--Lieut. VIM. FL.
Stone, formerly Of the house Of H. L. Stone s
Co., and Lieutenant of Company A., National
Guards, died near Boston, Massachusetts,, on the
9th inst Mr.. s. was widely known, and as
widely esteemed. He was man Of frank and
genial temperament, liberal, true and just,
which qualities drew around him large circle
of friends who will long regret his untimely de-
parture.
The proceedings of special meeting Of Com
pany A., National Guards, to be found in an
other place, will show the high estimation in
which he was deservedly held by his companions
in arms.
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NOTIUE.i
nRIpGEWATER MINERAL PAINT TT

pRTDGEWATER MINERAL, Plaintiffs
notify public thew
for the If the PAINT for ths
States Of Losana Alabama Mississippi and <Antnt
rsesmmendei
odsring through hs 10 pnr
the tsSs notfv
the public IN ordsf te farher mposa prota
the rsputatioa Of the Bridgewatsr within he positive
Of me Agents that various
sea " nus mare Y parties both md Of tina city,
smned on the merits n other This if persisted
IN, may seriously Affect the
legal proceedings indispensable FIR their protsstion
c.,s 49,. -. H. e. BoGERI q 90. IL street,
-F."'-' AuA's's
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Death ore Rats and Reaches.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER guar
ausd the % snd effective agent the dos
iruetioa Of thess troublesome ysfinir
Ey Be- and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH De
srRoYER, and sake no other For sale by
]. WRIGHT s. CO.,
sss42S9sap ISL Charities Street.
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CANDID e W. Noise, in a letter to the
Alexandria Democrat dated Mansfield Aug TO- says that
Col sanddge Is here He says we shall certainly carry
Bosser Bienyilie and Glaborne-hough probably by
dnced majotities from the election of 1882
1t candid in Colonel sandidge Co admit that he
cannot carry the parishes of Bosser Bienve and Cla
borne by the maories cast in those parishes for the
Democratic candidates the last eleotion The decrease
If party must bs indeed when its own can
ddates acknowledge ID to be fact As the Colonel pro-
ceeds on bis eectioneerpg tour he will find that the
Democrats Of eaoh parish he may visit have followed the
example set them BY those of Bosier BenSe and Cai-
borne the Pierce ranks that instead of be:
ing able to certainly carry any parish though
probably by reduced maorites ro the election of
he will be badly beaten BY bis opponent It will bs per
ceived that Colonel ssndidgs does make any claim to
majority In oaddo or in De Soto IShrsyeport South
western, 18th -t E9tA gsS 8 Asatsg i@GflBE5
When such admissions come from opposing
leaders, it is very evident that they have seen
the handwriting on the -proclaiming de-
feat, overwhelming, utter and complete defeat !
Whensthe generals confess to decay, what must
be the condition of the rank and file We wish
the Courier would essay an answer to that
question!
But Col. Sandidge thinks the Antics will
carry Booster, Bienyille and Claiborne, although
by 'sreduced majorities'' When the Colonel
commences counting his Congressional votes he
will find that he vas awfully mistaken in his
calculations. He, and the party to which he
belongs, will be beaten in Claiborne parish at
least three hundred votes, and We should not
be at all surprised if the number reached five
hundred! And he will be badly crippled in
Bienyille and Bossier, even if his back is not
absolutely broken. His chances were slim at
the time Of his nomination, and have been
growing small by degrees and beautifully
less ever since.
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PARISH or JEFFERSON.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

T., ron SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.i
ron HrraEsEsrArfvEs, si
y ANEs n MEHAFFElY,
&ESRGE q. LAwRAs0N.
ron piarncs ATTORNEY,
". r. SCOTT.
ron ssxsTy, ssis5 ID
sl5e PAs0ALFs LABARaE. ss ~
soA eonoNER
y, r. snArTUoK. I
ron clrsx or couar,
w.fB UlsseN.
- FOR AsaEssoR,
,. 4. DoaNELLAS. 81
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The WEATHER, BUus, RTo.-The weather con-
tinpes extraordinarily sultry for the season.
For the Oath of September, yesterday was truly
a scorcher-the thermometer ranging above the
nineties in the coolest place in our Office Still,
notwithstanding the heat, the health Of the city
continues steadily to improve. /. 5.s <
For the past week innumerable swarms Of
bugs, mosquitoes. etc, have rendered night
work almost an intolerable task. A new sort OF
mosquito has made its appearance, and the way
bills are presented and collections made is a
caution to sufferers. Our domestic mosquitoes
were bad enough in all conscience, but these
foreign importations are unbearable.