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q u u
QuERY.-Can a foreigner hold office under a
commission from the Governor Of the State of
Louisiana before he is naturalized,
We are led to this inquiry-and would be
glad to have it included among the interrogato-
ries propounded by the Democratic Central
Committee--hy circumstance which occurred
in the First District Court on OF about the 22d
September, 1856. On or about that day was
admitted to be a citizen Of the United States as
far as the First District Court can admit one to
citizenship, Mr., john Brunette, residing in Al
giers-the same person who has been twice
elected State Tax Collector by the good people
of the right bank, and twice commissioned by
the Governor and Secretary of state--the same
person who has, several times, acted as witness
for the naturalization Of others. previously to
the ed September, 1865, at which date he him
self took the oath of allegiance--Gen'l Casimir
Laooste being one of his witnesses on that i'm
portant occasion.
We are informed that Mr.. Brunette is fifty
eight years old, and arrived at Philadelphia of
the age of eighteen years. Some five years
afterwards hecameto New Orleans. Theiuquiry
is suggested, did his witnesses kno,c him before
he came to louisiana Are these things true
Has it come to this--that we have foreigners
holding lucrative offices under the commission
of the State, who have never surrendered their
allegiance to the country Of their birth Will
Americans submit to thisa Will naturalized
citizens eountenanceit' There are other cases
which We have o note Of. We know some who
although they have voted for years, will have
an opportunity shortly of exhibiting their right
to exercise that privilege upon this soil--men
who have never, and who never intend, swear.
ing allegiance to this country We ask again
can foreigner hold office and vote before
he is naturalized, Let US understand how We
are governed What is the law?
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THUasDAY MORNING. ooPR II, 1866.
PLATE o RM
~ THE AMERICAN PARTY OF L0uIsIANA.s

flt
i. We advocate an amendment Of the Naturalization
Lave with proper safeguards to preserve the purity Of the
sctivs franchise.
VIZ advocate the passage Of such laws will pre-
vent the immigration Of paupers and criminals to this
country.
We oppose any interference in the vested rights of
all persons whether they be Of native or forsgn birth
Il va are il favor Of non-intervenon with slavery BY
tba Feeeral except for the protection OF
cur constitutional rights
W. sdyooate high National Policy, such as will
so,a stern and unwayerng protection to the American
name abroad, and will follow and guard the American
eitjzsn wherever he moves. i
4. Ys believe that America should be governed by
Americans efecting the through the balct-box
alone the only legitimate instrument Of reform In this
country.
" WI believe that the office should seek the man and
mot the man the cce and shall oppose the distribution
Of ocs among oce-ssekera reward for partisan
services.
We will maintain and defand the Constitution OF the
United States the Union as it EXISTS and the rights
Of the States without dimnution naistipg upon faith
HI performance On the part Of the General Government
Of al epoined upon Il by the Constitution.
While We approve Of the platform adopted by the late
National Council Of the American party at Phladephis
we reject the application Of the principles Of the eighth
article 10 American Catholics unjust unfounded and
entirely unworthy Of onr country We shall forever
tnue to proteat against any infringement Of religious lib
ertr holding 1t as cardinal maxim that religious faith is
question between each individual and bis God. We ut
terv condemn any attempt make religious belief test
Tor political oice and aate with any party
which holds sentiments not IL accordance with these
To- We war with party such, but shall oppose all
Who oppose In the advocacy Of these great American
nxineipes.
ps6,r, ~ aluses and retrepchment in our State eyi
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AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party Of Louisiana in New Orleans;
MEETINGS OF THE WIGWAMS:
1st. At the Orleans Ballroom, Thursday, October
II, at Z O'Clock P. NJ.
I'd. At the Armory Hall, on Monday, October Is, at
o'clock p. M.
3D. At Union Hail. Fourth District on Thursday, ooto-
Der is, at O'Clock P NJ.
4th. At Mrs. Cadwells Hall Third District. Thurs
day, October rs, att p NJ.
9th. at AlgsrH, on Tuesday, Both, at NJ.
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
1st. At PontohHrtrsin Railroad Depot, on Saturday
October 90 at Z o'clock P. M.
"a On Lafayette Square, Saturday 9th October at
O'Clock P. NJ.
3d. On Canal street junction Of Bourbon and Caron-
delst Streets Saturday Sd November at O'Clock p NJ.
Hon. Duncan F. Kennsr, Hon. Rsndell Hunt, John W.
Price, George Euss Jr Cyprien D. Dufour. Capt Chas
D. Dreux, Col. Dick Stewart ]. j. Michel NJ A. Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt, George B. N Wales, Edward
Bermudez and other distinguished American orators will
address the respective meetings. oil 2dptf
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STATE TIoKHT,.
FOR GOVERNOR, 4
CHARLES DERBIGNY,


OF JEfFERsoN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LEWIS TExAnA,
loT RarrpEs.
FOR sECRE.ThRY. STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
s$g a or East RATION ROUGE. 1f
ron STATE TREAsURER,
J. " 0URALDE,
on WEST BATON ROUGE.
FOR AUDITOR STATE
WALTER RossMAN, s
"a, a, eE CLAIBORNE a t5 s4#
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
RANpELL HUNT,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
0. D. sTILLMAN,.
or ouAcHfTA
FOR CONGREss.
Fsya D;sirie.-GE0. EUsTIs. Jr.
sss.as Di.triet--TMEaD0RE g. HUNT
r2irs Dishia- PRESTON POND, Jr.
{ ssass1 Dissria- WILLIAM d. LEWIS.
lei
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A .poL1r1oA1 "TRIoK.n

The Antics are caught fast OF last, in q net
Of their own weaving. For months they have
denounced the American movement as Wing
:. trick" and warned good Democrats to be-
ware of it as they would the plague!
But, while they Justify kept on crying 'stop
thief" what have they done? Why, proceeded
to nominate old line, out and out, hard shell
Wings, for the State Senate! Who ever heard
the like This is g Wing trick " with q ven
geance-the Antics appropriating Wing thun-
der--or the last remains of explosive Wing ma
terial--to blow up their enemies!
We're there no Democrats aoho could b
in duced to Serve? Could none but anti Ameri-
can Wings be found Is the once arrogant
party reduced to such desperate straits, that il
must, perforce, take up with those and at.
tempt to honor those it would have spurned
with contempt two years ago' elbow are the
mighty fallen!"
The Bee, Of yesterday morning, handles this
subject well. We annex paragraph
We have heard often enough that the American party
was nothing but Wing trick. The Locofoco leader
should hang their heads in shame st propa9ating such
ealumpy, after their open and hagitious attempt t.
coaesce with the Wing party, demonstrated by hei
Senatorial nominations They have named candidate
three gentlemen, Messrs Hyams St. Paul and Wthers
OF the three-two have been anything else bu
Yhigsardent unfaltering, thorough going Wings Bet
ter Wings have never seen than H. NJ Hyams an
Henry St Paul. and they must feel decidedly queer
finding themselves st the head OF pure-stee true gri
Democratic ticket This is another illustration Of tn
pfoyeb that politics. like misery, makes strange bed
fellows. Here are two prominent members of the oil
Whig parsymbuei with all the conservative instinct
and principles Of that hostile to the rad
cslism and innovating tendencies of Locofocoismns
respect this Constitution who abhor the past conduc
Of the Democracy of louisiana who had they been Il
the Legislature last year, would hare used every effort
induce the majority to obey the organic law pass
registry act for New Orleans; who, if they elected
would ws convinced, aid in the adoption Of th
commanded by the Constitution for the protee
ton and publication of the ballot box-yet simply be
they imbibed views as to the cbai
and objects OF he American party these genteme
willing to ally themselves with faction they detes
and lend their and influence to thu success
principies they hare been combating all their lives
know personally both these good and true bigs Wit
one terms Of intimate friendship. We conced
them honesty of purpose and sincerity Of Intention bu
grievlusy in if they not hereafter deepl
regret the false position in which their indisereet an
grorndless hostility to the american party has place
| them. u, --s ,g=-s $50 -4...
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msg- The Circulation of the Blood is Justly

IiiV OkRVRt1tEVfVK1 VI 0Ao 71R01e< ~ JSrk'pAy
the ordination Divine Provdene by that beat
ing engine heart driven all parts Of the ystom, giving
ygor strength the complicated machinery of This v
food whether sleep wake saes osky through the arte
softly through the How that IL
kept fee from all impury, and how negligent
respecting great Of perfect health
the generally the primary
yaundcs Indigestion all the harang feel attending
Dyspepsia life burdsn result ffomit Suicide would
rapidly suicide If there No would fusr
long bottle Of oodsnd eel sbratsd German
Bs prepared Dr. c. NJ jackson, Philadelphia rarely
Sse advertiser dkWm
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New CoAL YARD.--The inhabitants of the
classic regions of Meipomens will, doubtless hail with
pleasure the establishment Of ooayard within their
precincts The credit of the enterprise is due to Mr.
James Beggs, who at his yard 100 Hercules street.
prepared to execute all orders with promptneas
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION. WE invite the at-
tenon of such of readers business relations
with Texas to the card of Mr. b. Fanton Auction and
Commission Merchant Austin, Texas, which appears in
another column of this paper Mr.. Fantons high char
acter merchant and bis large experience in the bust
ness warrants that anything entrusted to him will
meet with prompt attention.
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n. ~. EGntOFe,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Austin, Texas.
t@ Liberal Cash Advances made all kinda Of merchandise
o0 9plm-5m&1yW
SfandnY.d .N,.sicnl UY,o,.k,

Standard Musical Works.
PIANO FORTE IEsTRUcToRs-By Bsr.ini, Huneu. Mueller
Boyer, Hers, Burgmur Cross, ssnbdge Czerny. Baker
CrAmsr, etc.
GUITARCarcassi Culver, conps, Top Ballard carula.
VIoLIN-Spohr, M,xs, Feasendeu, Saunders, Ballot
FLuTE-Als1andsr, Wragg, Nicholon DfsasleY Clinton
oRGAN-schneidsr and zlDdeL
GLEE BooKs-opea Book Classical Book Union
Gse Book, ophsAn Lsre TyolsAn Lyre, Young Folks
Book Boston Glee Book.
BEL HooVEN-Soua,as, 2 vols. Complete.
MhNDELSSoIN- Songs without Words. Complete. ...
MARx-Muhlca Composition. ..
WEBER-Theory of Competition. 3 vols.
CHERUBINI-Counsrpoint and Fuge ....
Together with large assortment Of Sacred and other Musical
Works, constantly on hand, and for sale by ~.
FL. D. HEWITT, Agent,
oIo 2pst No 40 Csun .,,ss.
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r. ARISE OF ORLEANS,
SIS
FOR STATE SENATE.
GLENDY BURKE.
sss LEON0E BURTHE. ia
j. y. MICHEL.

v. a..,,e-xosr,H ,,rrFry.
n csyoaer-CHA RIEs n. OLIVIER.
FL pistyics A,tors.v-sI. A. FOuTE. s.
FOB Gil hks oF ou RES.
FHss Dsstrd csars-N NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
sssaad Dissis csscs-P.ss. WILT.
Third District Ce4rs-HENRY BE10U.
4; ,,......,5 ~, vu.rrr.uA xn,rr
y. A. =. q
s'ssA pss'fse' .ea,s- WI =. l4clh' z4
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CoopERAGE.-We invite the attention of our
readers particularly in the Third District the sdver
tise mentof Messra Morgan Lematre No 800 Greatmen
street They at all times prepared to orders
in their line with promptitude and in workmanke
They also keep constantly hand stock of bar
reF kegs, casks etc., etc. See their advertisement
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New SUGAR AND MoIAssEs. s The steamer
New Latona, Capt. Gross, arrived yesterday
from Waterloo. having one hogshead sugar and
three barrels Of molasses Of the now crop. They
are from the plantation of T. Buchereau, Esq.,
Of the parish of Ascension, and come consigned
to Messrs. Hall, Rodd s Co. Several planta-
tons on the coast have commenced grinding.
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~ v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent authorized Agent for this in The cities
Boston, New York and Philadelphia aad duly empowered to
subscriptions the required Ha
receipts will be regarded payments His oces arsBoson seo
lay'u Building Tribune Buildings; Philadelphia N.
corner Filth and Chestnut streea o4f
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For VIoKsBuRG.- Southern Belle, Capt.
Broadwe leaves at O'Clock this afternoon for Vicks-
burg and intermediate landings She is splendid boat
aud has trump Of captain,
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SToyEs-STovEs.-Bre Brewster, Van Benthuysen
Co. No IS and 81 Front street and SO and IS Fulton
street, have now in store large stock Of all kinds of
stoves, See their advertisement.
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STANDARD MUSICAL Woaks.-H. D. Hewitt.
No 50 Camp street sdyertises in another column large
variety of musical works, embracing nearly all the publ
cations that are acknowledged as standard works
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Further Foreign News by the Canada.
FOREIGN MARKETs-THE CRIMEA.


HALIFAX, Oct. 9th - The quotations Of Upland Cotton
by the Canada are Fair t and Middling 81 pence per
pound. @
Breadstus generally had experienced advance, the
following being the closing figures Western Canal Flour
39s to AS Philadelphia and Baltimore, 40s to 4s and
Ohio, AZ to As per barrel.
White Wheat 12s to l2s, 3D. and Red lis to lis Cd.
per bushel.
Yellow Corn 4Os. to 4ls and Mixed 4os to 4os Cd per
quarter.
In the Liverpool market Beef active at unchanged
prices. Pork had advanced eighty Bacon irmer.
Lard had advanced Ss to g. per cwt the stock being
exhausted.
In the London markets Flour steady at unchanged
prices Sugar and Rice also unchanged and steady
The public sales Of Coffee had gone OF at full prices
The Crirnea.
It appears from the details of the Canadas that
the Allies attacked the Russian infantry the ed and
that 1t until the 25th that the latter retreaed
The French rapidly advancing their cavalry and
infantry towards Barak- Siberia.
fearful tempest had been experienced and heavy
rains had fallen at Sebastopol
The Allies were concentrating their forces between
Balaklava and the north eide Of Sebastopol.
The latest mail accounts from sebastopo to the 10th
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Across THE LAKE AT 8 o'clock this morning,
the ne low steamer Creole leaYes the Lake end
Of the Ponehartrain Railroad for Ocean Springs Biloxi
and ether Lake ports. 80
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Ma- EDITORS CREsCENT--Please announce
as an INDEPENDENT for re-eieeon to the Office
Of Justices Court of the Parrish of o
Oh qpd* JOHN, ]. HOPPE.
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+ sAMuEI. E. MOORE 4 Co, No. 81 Camp street,
are receiving general assortment Of china glass
and earthenware and houssfurnishng goods to which
the attention Of our readers Is invited.
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On Friday, the 9th inst, an Englishman
named John Wilson was executed in the Boston
jail yard, for murder.
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NOTICE.
RRIDGEWATER MINERAL. PAINT.-T

HeRIDGEWATER MINERAL, PAINT.-The
necessary notify the public tha they
The Sole Agents the sale the TE hs
Louisiana, AlbsGa Mississippi aud fex Those xansin
the Bigswater reesmneaaei E aead their 9rda ss VS.
ordering through nehan Instructions 10
uaderasned. necessary has notify
public psgeo farther imposition well protect
Brdgswaer PANT. within the tive
knowledge agents. that various mineral have een
sold Ia parties both IN and out Of tia tE
the Brdewater Mineral and haa The Btdgewn "a lss be
seriously of the Company and render
zal proceedings Indispensable for their own pfotsclion
Sole Agsn Of Louisiana, Alabama. Mississippi nd
Texas. jFa0 2pt-
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Neso Fan Clothing.

sNssc Fais Clothing.
FlersOn, Harriso & Co.,
Corner of Canal and Magazine streets,
Are receiving their usual large uppy of SUPERIOR STYLES OF
CLOTHING, from thez Mandatory, Newark comprising
every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH s-
coLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYAIARkET COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
BLACK DoEsKIN AND CASHMERE PANTS
TALMas, OPERA COATS AND CLoAKs.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
..ALso..
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNDERsHIRTs AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well at VERY Low PRICES at
Wholesale and RETAIL Country
examine
% 2p6dAAtw PIFRSoN HARRISON A CO.
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RIRTH

NEW oRLKAas October o. is55.-Ths Mrs. MARCELINE
AUBRAN gave birth fine daughter hs morning, ioock.
Mother and child doing dpely. .
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Santa Anna in Washington

Santa Anna in Washington.
WARRINGTON, OCT o-Thers is little or no doubt that
Santa Anna has been in this city for several days.
New York Markets.
NEW York, Oct 9--our cotton market is quiet Flour
has advanced IS to rs cents per barrel Corn Is rather
higher and firm.
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SWANS
HANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,l
pnhlshed sam.monthly at Montgomery Ala. e

A IT. TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADJ
"a yANCE-The printed fne whtl aper an p.1
tvps and in win second States
List Ia
house Public unite advancing common IN
trs and Northern Dertors 10 fac
matters IA they Hih while queey
lowing their dctaton.
The carefully revised the .pubcatn and all
changes they oeca noticed Every exeron
will reliable guide the banker and
Merchant.
Propsora Brokers' AuCtio4ee Commission Merchants and
DESTROYS OF having their pa and busneaa widely calculated,
advertising by the period may DO
applying Of agents, A.na
Georgia. -
Specimen numbers will be application by letter. free Of
charge.
Ali communications intended for the t'Bank- Note Detec,
be addressed Swans Bank Note L' Georgia
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAkEH RoBRRf7oN General Agent.
fBr Subscriptions EsceTs1 by CHAS. T. HOWARD,
Now Orleans, zs9s 3u
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delesrapbe6 to the Dailp Gresrent,
One Week Later from Europe.
sEBAsToPoL SURROUNDED.

aRRIvaL OF THE CANADA
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RUSSIANS DEFEATED.

ny rux NATIONAL LINZ.


HALIFAX, October 9.-The Cunard steamship Canada
which Liverpool the 29sh utimo arrived at this
port this Her advices week later than
those by the Pacific at New York. Of considerable
interest.
The Canadas mails will be due in Now York on Thurs
day night
Eebastopol .ss....
The Allied troops which, has already been stated left
Baakavs for the north side of Sebssopo had landed at
Eupatoria, They number 10000 men, making force
with those already the north de of upwards Of 10000
men, on the flank Of the Russians.
They had already attacked the Russian infantry the
field. and the latter compelled to retreat.
Gortschako elegraphed to st. Petersburg the 26h
ult that 900 Allied troops had debouched from Eupa
tora and occupied the villages in the neghborhood Of
Ssbastopol @-.--. Z4zz
The Russians were buay engaged in ortying the north
side of sebsstopol they constructing batteries
and making every preparation to stand Siege
stated that the ebasope was to be RACED
by the Allies the basin separating from the forts on
the north side to be filled up with the material thus
obtained.
Steamer Out
The steamer Hermann from New York for Bremen ar
rived at Southampton on the Gath ult
Liverpool Cotton Market.
According to the circulars brought by the Canada the
Liverpool Cotton Market had experienced decline of
of penny per pound descriptions Of American
The sales Of the week bales and the closing
quotations were, Fair Orleans pence and Mddng
Orleans, 61S pence per pound.
Money and Consols.
This Bank Of England had advanced lis Of interest
to five per cent. .
The Money Market was in consequence more stringent
Console had declined, and quoted at the at
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The Elections.
LosisrILE, Oct. 1o-The Indications shown by the
returns already at hand that Pennsylvania has gone
for the Democrats.
From Ohio and Indiana in both Of which States cleo
lions we're also held yesterday have nothing definite
yet.
River Intelligence.
The river Is at stand with feet Inches water In the
canal The steamer arapeshot left yesterday for New
Orleans. .M-&A
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Bounty LAND WAREASTs.-The Washington
Union publishes, among its department news.
the following abstract of the business of the
Pension Bureau, under the act of Sd March,
1866, for the month of September, 1866:
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Tbe clerk Of the steamer Adriatic has our
thanks for late papers from st. Louis.
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ByesCstes, yam Besstf,asysess s. To-.
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,

COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
+ - ....AN
General Furnishing Store,
SO AND 81 FRONT, sc AND sS FULTON STREETS
Heating aud Cooking Stoves Tin waf Oil Cans
Pumps Force aud Lift Pumps Bfans Cocks Gbe Valves
Whistles Chatting Dishes Tea Coffee Uua Dish Cup Basea
etc. etc.
Manufacturers Of Sheet Iron chmnies Fire Badn
nga Eaeape Pipes Juice Boxers Ferers Copper Worms Stills
Clarifying Kettles Wrought Pipe, all sizes; Hoae
etca etc.
Agents for WorshinEons Safety Steam Pumps Fire
Water Gauge an93 2psmaWtno
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PARISH oFJEFFERsoN.

FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
roR RrsaEsgsrArvEs, pc
sAMEs N. MEHAFFEY,
eEoRGE O. LAwmAsON.
ron DISTRICT Arronwnr,
". p. SCOTT.
ron sHEaiFr,
PAsoALIs LABARRR.
FoR conoasn.
81 +. p. sMATTUoK.
ron CLERK or COURT,
EDW. UIssoN,
Fon ASSESSOR,
u. T.. D0NNELLAN,
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We are indebted to the clerk Of tho steamer
Belfast for q late Memphis paper.