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IMPORT,

BoSToNShp Rchmoud cotton hemp DO hde
pork % OIL 49 lard loo do mdse
hhds horns 7s0t rd ss4 bds hides % walnut timber
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ARRIVED.
sehr ycra Wam days from AphEehcs viz 81 Andrews Bay
Steam oats.
ST Nicholas, Green, from ST Louis
Oregon, Meyers. from Mobile
-. . Erehepge, Clarke from AexE ldr:a. .slr-
Cuba, Hsirn, from Mobile.
Csres, Llbarthe, e. ON Baltic
...s James Stockton, Rhodes from Pascagoua. -.-,5.
10y TsIegnphl.
Below-Goming Up, -ga
Steamship Mexico Lawsss Isdisnoa Galveston to Har
riad
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Nicholas port for New
Orleans Nebraska Lay at Goo Island IS houssh
Crystal Presidents rarung wheel River
falling ell tbs way down. With feet water the channel to Cairo.
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4 OuIsIANA sAVlNGs CuMpANl eorus

"a
Camp Lsayssse orgaa
State will be opsnedo for the Of
pAY, ihs I'd Instant SO s+5.as s
which simply that sssing
aanrdihg all opportunity
their provided 10 the Charter
dune will be received dspost.9 453 aeRt3 sa
For MONEY lnsrss tbs following
Aabltshsd ID
Depossfoi
ofthree per cent. PR
Dsposte
est al the rate oftaas par cent.
Dspostsfor rate OF per
!
Money enll
be allowed. I'm
o. FrdaysdspossH will Se only from Females
...TRJSTEES.... -6l
wua H. sarlsnd, W. Is. Bobbs, Dsnais C ronan .0.
Pat. Irwin, Jas. b. Forgay, 1no b, Camden.
Geo. @. e. wrsson, Jne. Coleman. Jas. H. Rand.
q. L. 10 sriaon, " III, H. GARLAND ,PYesidspi
Ea~Orishns, ABKustI lskts ~ hnq "
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WANTED.


FEyO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI-
III sT4NAsoAe 81 ths Ryzsat III
economy offse Is me
practical that the tbsy 81 large crops Pansy
1adaiabie Ia suaty sugar ba sfsopz ssyng a mel IS Il
ed with he the ordinary oless yet isTsqsirss
sr resrcu the fuel sad ihs cost Of apparatus 70 bring
etaan Tfrtn thso
Cheap Indispensable, ard hs iueorans
aer = sopssy attained the Of the n
npoa ne psp q ns eelsbassd CjaeanRti stsSu Fs
kaGfnsi no~ kxo yonfr in Operation.
The sssm pess lie advantages of Being
f7d abssns nnstsnth Of
tof ssrrns the hssee rs sthsr se y
Rapidly sh generation Il asd 20 a
thshfs.
tiou ofauds, va kaezs and operaoa NE siss h
% sItsn pleasure, TO red heA aersaa az pfs
a s VS. -
Perfect safety from eIp,otion Share ssfns r1y large bdy o.
exps, gh Sgsgfs
Economy ID fuel, water ard price OF coat.
oae sea GensrAys erected
merits ay s..s Il sa sossi 81 sas x lie "a al ~
e8shsf ofthss rsqasd with
These Stsam Trains manufactured the STE
Gresnwost Ia Cnosat The sadsrsyRet has appsjnsed
lnds having bad e-
yesrs pkae,ics
Ibis pian The best hitherto trough. gusns ehep
eAiiseis syaf psss ap1D
workmanship, thaa
Also, Vacuum Psus Centrifugal MAshiaSs Boas
Black Apastaass from the Globe Works Of g. g. Harrison
York
operation drp.
rsauire and Instruct the force he
methd Of working The
Thcss saph2te
manuiuc.Ge
aged Of she sod made tng The
viii be furnished and personally tbs pantaiou
Eg Agents New orssaaa. Ms.sss. VOORHEES, GRIsss co.
Is fcherpisonlas ssrsss. fiji spdawtf
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~ ooKAwAY, LONG ISLAND. The o.

N
visitors the 2Oh Of the month. 1At
This lbshment the Ho twelve suits
three five family hundred
single eating, twelve
Hotel
Hotel be preferred With supply Of Bathing
Houses pIblc Stables sud proportion
TO the demand Of such establishment
The Howe Will be provided the acke ID
with the choicest Wines Of every approved brnh.
For Bowling Saloon, Billiard
Room Cricket Ground Ladies' and Arcnsy Ground,
q nerraanent Band provided.
Ihe Cooks Waters selected French Germ and ke
The the will possible, with
the present high cost Of provisions, n
Rooms b selected by calling MIR. JOHN
GElhGE BAINBRDGE at the Hos, at ~ Cliff New
York where plans jsl2
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VIA ST ANDREWS BAYS cotton gina Georg.
nloy- do do Me calf &co3ut 90 es lumber Post Mel
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FROM ALExANpRIA-By the Exchange.
Cap Wiun servant ntietta Ragoma
FROM BALIzE-By the Ceres:
Mira Lazae MIR annur and family Mrs Webster
Bafk and fan Msa Watton I Reggie and family
child Mss 1haSer, Rei Sheppard @ Cannon
Barbs Lasrsnce, Davidson SmOps Lousads
bard, o Where.
FRoM sT. LouIs-By the 81 Nieholas.
Mrs Roneede Mss Berhand, Malcolm Patten Dixon ST.
monton Evans shedbude, kol Woodara Good, Lid
Rouths MeNiel Maj Gen Twegs. NJ Turner, Fe
Bostiek, Q X Pepper.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY MoRsfvG, July 81, 1866.
44 CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Richmond Gcokn, for Boston, CIV Hynson geo
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TAKE NOTICE ANTI LICENsERs.- -The recent
ordinances OF the Common Council, published In the
official department Of this paper requiring the City At
orney prosecute all unlicensed traders before the Re-
cordes for the recovery of fines and which ordinances is
In force should be read and acted upon without de-
lay by sill who up In the city books The licenses
witt have to b. taken out beyond the possibility of eva
be inevitably collected by the Recorders &c. If those
whom it may will only look at the matter properly
they will discern that handsome speculation may be
made by taking out their licenses forthwith Those who
are behind hand are now entirely at the mercy Of the
City Attorney and II they go before the Recorder,
plea Of accident ignorance or poverty will save them
for the law is infsxible
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CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, July 80, 1855.
There has been arrivals since Saturday Prices fo
all kinds of stock for butchoripg have slightly advanced
No Hogs in market.
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I ADVANCEMENT OF ADAM ScoTr AND KITTY
Adam SCOTT the principal and the slave woman Kitty,
one the accessories in the poisoning Of Levi selser
were yesterday arragned before Recorder Bright and the
Coronets affidavit read to them They both peaded NOT
guilty and were rsmsnded to prison to be examined with
Mrs smelser the 7th of August. Scott seemed quts
uneoncarned while Kitty wanted to say something,
which the Recorder refused to hear. ~
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+ "A DIFFERENCE - On Tchoupitoulas street, on
Sunday afternoon counted five persons in stretch
Of six squares few moments aferward, in an equal
space In that paIs of Rampant street formerly known
Circus we about hundred. About six hundred
Of them however, junior members of the Young
American party not few Of them Juggling ehidfuy at
respective maternal fount and some few suffering
wofuy from the d fever Our town = full Of contrasts
on Sunday,
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ID EMovAL OF DIR. FEUcHTWANGER's

~ Clos IS Maiden Lan few from Pearurses-The
method Of
country that he continues supply Dagroeotypists,
EecopAier Photosfaphisa Pyochiats general
He
manufactures the Essences
Dssueeoype Chemicals he offers Brone both
and French bss rsaubmea Iodine chem eay Mercury
grain Silver
/ walls Plambago and Rouge u Id botes Ganstc
TN 1l: Blue Yitrinl
,me for polishing sse For the Pyo hnist ,he best Eagh
French German Nitrate Stronta Bryta Oaae Srona
Soda chiora.s Potash Metals such PaI Bkmnth ode,
nids ,nmoaum Medicines such Fly Paper PHI phons
Persian Powder Fumgatug Pa steu,
Thorn Extract Copaiya Ola
Yellow and Geea best imported Oil cognAc VI APPLE Jsrsensa
jamaica ST. Rum, bland Gin, Peach,
and Cider B Esssaee and Irish Whisky
Geraniam, supharoas Nitrous hsfs Fig
greet variety Rare chemicala AL articles
terms, by Dr. LEWIS FEUCI iTWARGER,
mysi3 II
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DRowNED.-Lemuel Butter, colored seaman
on board the bark D. J. Brown drowned while bath
ing in the river Saturday night. He made dive and
was found yesterday and Deputy Coroner Mitchell held
an inquest on 1t Verdict, accidental drowning Butter
was q native OF New Jersey, Is years of age.
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PRoGREssIvR-On Sunday we met Dutch
woman down town aectionatey leading her two little
boys by the hand The eldcstabout four years old
should suppose with buttoned down behind
was smoking big cigar The other-a little fodder not
vet in smoking cigarette The alarming
idea suggested itself to US what Will those boys smoke
their lives will end in smoke, whether they ever reach
maturity or not,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
come sticky any CnataThs largest and
That BE- fcdnd this other and at prices which VII
Weighing apoyt eight Capas,
Pouches Gverals Leggngs Gloves HORSE Covers Wagon
Covers Covers Coh Beng, Packing,
ding Pants, Boots Shoes ALSO Webbns 70 cong,ess Boots
rt article IN TIE ne a. Wholesale
rea Exprtefa examine
esewhero they suitable for
other manpiactnrers RoGERSs& WYCRoFF, 81
tSuccessors II, II. Dass "a Courtlahd at.
Fl nsaes esafy KIND OF Rubber Gonda
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.4ssauh and Bahery-Mr. ] NJ Coey Recorder Bright's
assistant clerk committed for trial for assault and
battery upon John Lemire, the he had sent down
for trying to split him with broad and trying
gouge eyes As have previously stated cofey
struck him with his for calling him name which
any honest would resent with blow, end that
what woke upthe broad-axe To Lemires great disap
pointment Odhey able to furnish bail for his appear
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Tuesday monriHe. July 81, 1866
COTTON The demand continued good yesterday and
although the stock sae very limited about 1900
bales changed hands Prices firm our quotations
nEW 0RLEANg CLASSIFICATION
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Total ........... .178 9

A ScoRcHER. There was no rain yesterday,
for wonder. But there some sum Il we MISTAKE not
The church spires seemed to CULVER as If about to melt
while every bit the subbornness was atewed out q the
mules and some OF the omnbus-tops puckered. Shade,
breeze and cool drinkabes dsgenerated from Injuries
into absolute necesries sunstroke is the only dread Of
our citizens at present.
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BRUTAL HUSBAND. John Slattery was ar
rested on Sunday by Sergeant Power bruay beating
his Wife poor helpless little woman, their house on
Poet street. with apparent intent to take her life At the
guard house. the wife coming within reach of her brute
Of husband, he knocked her down with blow Of bis
AZ night as Power was his way home suspeetng
danger some one In conceament hurled briekbat at
him it struck him in the forehead just above the right
eye and but the rim Of his hat breaking the blow it
might have fractured his skull. As 1t was it staggered
him against house and raised lump on bis head larger
than hen,s egg Power does not know who the mscre-
ant was but thinks 1t friend of Satterys who
wished to revenge his arrest in that way slatery was
yesterday sent to the Parish Prison to await an examine
tion,
FULL DooK.-Recorder Bright's dock yes
terday crowded with offenders Of various degrees.
They combsd out some to the Work house. others
to the Parish Prison. In default Of ne and others with
reprmands Out Of s115 fines levied, only s6wss col
lspted; 598l5
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HsHE UNDERSIGNF
{ Of the Old Established
HOUSE ARBOuIN MARETT d
CO., ior the sale OF the superior
BR INDIES, also SOLE I'M.
PORTER of the celebrated
P0ULTNEY BRANDY, isnow
prepared 10 receive orders fcr
=either, to DO shipped direct TO
any point in tbs Uuion, at the
lowest market pricea for Cog
&kc.Z
e ri Samples can ba seea at
. hL0ftiee.- IS. "
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6s ENTLEAIEN'S SPRING AND SUMMER
WEAR.-At ssabhment ISL 9roa dwaY,
the Aaior House, be found extensive frs.
READY MADE GARMENTS, z
with q large atock of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGss
will be made which
through long seIies years. characterised the
WM, T. IEGS
mySl a'silDoalsr in Ready Clothing.
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4 yULLUM's LAKE HOUsE.-The under


signed wishes his hiends and the public generally
hie partner; Thomas A. Apologize.
All persons having claims against the will please
them for payment and all those
quidae.
was phyeay dH4dalited fiom attending the
once last sprtg BY pfe,iAeie sickness
couuo compelled
until recently. however new reeularY ipatnis
with polite and efficient officers aolc liberal share Of
public patronage. - "
Those leaving the city pursuit Of pleasure and win
hnf my house adequate TO their ants -
PARTIES whing Preparations, will promptly
ny leaving their orders at Dubois Miachs Lvers able,
jyisH GFo W luIJIIM
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Passengers Arrived by steamer.

coAsr-Hodgs. Boat sugar 40 bss Hol.s.ss order
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Pages Celebrated SaeU .JMtiis.
GEORGE PAGE & co 'sF

As their mila patented their fRh uiNget
lately
the United Circuit Court Maryland Tor
their patent rights they hereby
~ sem Purchasing ma similar principle theirs
they determined seek through county
for violation Of their rights prvgea
them by the Government of the United
Apply to their agents in N ew Orleans.
a STARK, a. STAUFFFR,
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ap Joseph Tchoupitoua Streets COPPER TIN SHEET
IRON WORKERS prepared TO Do all kinds Of work in
line of business putting Tin and Copper
eys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc hoois all
the Gy moderate prices with promptnes and dispatch Al kinds
Of Jebbng and Repairing attended with dispatch. By
attention all orders, hope merit share Of the public
patronage.
We leg leave to refer to the following gentemsn Meas
GIoer Wing, Jamson Mcintosh MoIehonfs Robert
uEghe G. Church Thomta Murray Isaac Thase Caller,
pin e. Co j. w. Jewell iylT
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NaR. s. TOBY, Jn., BY mutual consent, thi

d EMOVAL-The subscriber having pur-
chased the entire Stick DRUGS, CHEMICALS ete. from
A r. Mitchell Co.. % Magazine oppta tho Arcade, has
removed from his former and 50 the atovs
mentioned place, E. B. WfiEEL0eR,
New Orleans, May fs. 1855. iel splm
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
to a Writ of Eleetion. hear

date the eth day Of July, lass, TO by ha Excel,
Hsbeft Governor the louisiana
viii MONDAY the Augss 1855 for Judge ii
Coutt New Orleans, the VACANCY ecot
noned BY the resignation OF tbe Hsnor.ble j. N. Lea
The will opened the mentioned from the
hour solock in the morning until o'clock In evening"
OF hs Com
and Clerks 10 be appointed by me
City Orleans BY the Police Jury part Of he
" oreana the right bank OF the Aiseiappi river,
Tina Election be eorduoed and duplicate made to the
rraefsigGed returning ohBcsr according to Jaw,
ShsIa ofse, Psrh Of orieatr this 18th Of July 1888,
jya6M MANDEVlLLE MARIGNY Sheriff,
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n ARD, HAMS, CANDLES, WHISKY, etc;
IA leo bbls Choice Leaf Lard.
SO terces Sugar Cured Hama.
800 boxes Proctor L Gamble Star Candles,
500 hf do do do.
sos hbls Boyle Rose Whisky. ~
800 hf do do do,
$40 bba Raw Whisky.
do Fletcher Whisky. .zz7z...-z
900 boxes Pearl Starch.
so bbs Choice Lard Oil.
30 do Alcoho
$50 do Old Monongahea Whlskyi.
leo quarter and eighth caAks Domestic Brandy
by JOSEPH LANDS CO., So TehoupitouAs street. MY
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

BANK or LoUfsfANA,
Nswl Orleans, Jul Is, 1856
sTEyHE Board of Directors Of this institution
have Semi Dividend Of Fivs Cent ho
Dividend Of Five Cent Both payable the Stock
slodsrs and after MoNDAf tho 9Th of August next
n j,2b tbt X NJ DAVIs Caenls5sr
4 "A ATTENTION.! COMPANY B, NATIoNkL d
IN 6UARDs-You hereby ordered 10 assemble Al the EN
7krmory, every SATURDAY EVENING at IN o,coss l9i Pt
$And monthly meetiugr she Flhsi sAIphAafsA
tNlGHF Of each month. ,,s5
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BOUND OVER ~ Manuel Posada and Pedr
Ruez arrested the 5oth ut, dangerous and suspi
we're yesterday bound over in $500 each to keep tn
peace ~@
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The hoard OF Directors have declared dividend
tent the net earned participating pron he
sear ending siH May 1885 for winch ssp
% and after the list Of August, 1856. Ia u
g. JOHN pEMsEEToN, Prssiaoa..
A. scHRErBER. Secretary. n
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FALSE PRETENsEs.

Az common as the getting into public trusts
upon false pretenses has come to be, there is hard
IL an ofFense, even of those punished by imprison-
ment in the penitentiary, more criminal in its n-
tent, and certainly none baser or mesner in ito ma
ture.
The men who obtained money or goods on false
pretenses and by the use Of false tokens used to
20 scot-free, as having been merely guilty of
breach of trust, for which they would only be
called to account in civil action. Tie more en-
nphtened sense Of justice and wiser policy of these
times sends scoundrels of this sort to the State
Prisons, as fellows who have added to the crime of
theft the deliberate meauness OF fraud and lying.
If this is the character and this the fitting pun
isbment Of the man who by the use Of false pre-.
lenses and false tokens deudes his negibors out Of
their goods or their money, what is to be said or
thought of or done with the fellow who BY the use
Of su ilsr false pretenses and false tokens delddes
his fellow-citizens out Of their votes
Suppose man elected to Congress on his vol
untary and repeated professions Of zeal against
the Kansss.Neb raska legislation of the last Con-
gress-protestations which alone obtain him the
yttei essential to his ele,tion. Suppose the man
thus elected upon these tokens and representa-
tons goes 10 Washingto and there for three
weeks more or less, seeks the votes for himself as
Speaker of the Anti-Nebraska members, on the
sane pretense of his being himself good Anti
Nebraska man. And suppose it comes out at lass
by this persons own confessions, made on the
floor of the House, that be has been cheating al
the tme-that these Anti-Nebrasks professions
and tokens were all false, and merely employed TO
syindle bis constituents aud his fellow'members
out of their votes. What, we should Ike to
know, is the moral position occupied By such
confessing culprit, by those VINO in the face OF
tbi. brszcn avowal of deliberate fraud stl persist
in attempting to force him on the House IS
Speaker
With such associates about them, we should
certainly advise the honest meubers Of the House
to look well to their pockets and their overcosts
though, upon second thought, perhaps such pre-
caution is unnecessAIy-ths dread of criminal pro-
ceedipss being often sufficient to keep to their
good behavior men who laugh ct what they regard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-22

1t will be observed that of all this circulation
OILY small proportion goes to the Slave States.
Indeed it is but little mere than one eighteh part
of the whole, or less than $500 copies in all
STILL it is an encouraging fact that we tc day send
about twice as many papers to those States as We
did year ago; and at this rate we shall in time
count among them a very respectable array of
readers of THE TRIBUNE In Missouri even,
where the Border Ruffians bear sway, they have
doubled our circulation. In Delaware, MarSl land,
North Carolina, Kentucky Virgins aud Texas we
have gained about seventy-five per cent In Alaba
ma two hundred, and in South Carolina three hun
bred per mt And while such is the in the
Slave States, there is not single Free State where
our has not largely and steadily
Though none OF them pay us the compliment for
which we desire to express our thanks to Alabama
and Carolina, Of an increase Of two or three hun
dred per cent yet they all express the most sub
stantial approval of the general course OF The
TRIBUNE Canada, we believe, is the only free
country where we send to-day twice as many
papers as we did year ago, and we shall be happy
to see our Canadian list, which we suppose is not
exceeded by many journals in the Provinces.
doubled again by Christmas of 1856 LODGED, we
see no reason why our aggregate circulation at
that time should not be 100000 copies, read by q
million and a quarter of intelligent, upright and
and substantial people; and we assure our friends
that on our part no effort shall be wanting to rem
der the interest and usefulness of our sheet worthy
of so imposing and unparalleled an audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-22
THE ARTICLE THAT CAUSED THE
STREET FIGHT.

The following Ia the srticle in The Wa'A'ngtoa Her
Of Thursday, for which Ex-Gov. Smith Fiicoeo M"
the eoior, Mr. Wslscb, 10 ths street efcsSi -
related ia cur teIeerapbic oorrespondefcs;
"NR SMITH or VA-We take the ioboslog paS-
,sse from The Unions report OF inc cay Ost07 ys"
teTday's nrocs edings in me House; , -. n
Hr sypb then entered iaso person a. eLp'snenoa
sid that he % been elected 70 -, - Jsslas
NJ ws1s rsfu dsaounco thfi OrdsL lie esl ~
Xosd for Mr WISE Governor on persons, sfoonaso DAB
nsd ccns,itnent Of this genemsr we fsn
With the history of his last election TO Congress s
60, throw Iisht or it. Thus be wee It /, toe kees
Nothip0 party of the Distric; AZ, had be receiver
orJv TIE Democratic votes thst given 10 b 20
would have been besten by HE competition, M pt
hour. al snii-Know Nothing Wbig who was vi., soa
party. That is his aggregate vote woud have Isno1
thousands short Of what Il was. He was the hnos.
Nolbrg candidate, II beirg voted for BY thn pasy
with geat unsnmity can justy entitle gentlemsa -
that appellatop. On the night before the e'ecu
returning from the Democratic meeting IN our snns
town Of Alex andria wherein Mr. Smith was sgoxen "
by ell who addressed IL es having abandoned ms p w.
er political a. socaons aud placed bis cause sIa ~
hopes for the fuare ia the keeping OF the hno
ines We hears him earnestly addressing large huvss
Noting meeting in the street, whose hurzss -
n outs Nsre about equally divided oetTeek "a
Flourros and Smith, as being lone ana inssPa''~''
cow and forever" "a.
We certainly DID not draw the conclusion, ron Ma
tenor Of his sppe ais to that meeting on thst -
night, end IL reponses, that he vas not desoG, tn
Know Noihineistn. and nothing else. fhas Gun 81
preston was shared By our felo citis ms o. al
portion Oh his eisries, bmsIi'ess N me 'sc'