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The Opelousas courier., 1855-11-17

GUsRRB Aux nousrAcHss.-fl Went d'esre pre-.
sente la Legislature du Tennessee une oi fmposant
une taxe de cinq piastres 4 tout homme portant
oustache, ct une anlende de cinq piastres sur les
cehbataires au-dessas de 80 ans. Les sommes ainsi
perfues serviraient augmenter le fond des 6coles
ii parait que Pannonce de cstte oi suffi pour
faire augmenter le nombre des moustachss, sans di
minuer le nombre des celibasaireu.
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aRaG bOae aseegg'ch&.

II E soussigne etant sur le point de clore
EA ses afaires commercials pour 10 I'm de
Decembre, annonce au public quill vendra
toutes ses marchandises des prix reduits.-
Files SO composent principalement de Cotton
Lowell, Ksrseys, chaussures, ct tlhe infinite
d'autres articles pour habitations ct pour ia.
miles. II vendra egalement l'amiable ses
proprietes foncieres, situees Washington.
j. REMY VIOIJ.
Washington II Nov. 1855 so
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ROM E

Lempereur Napoleon a demande instrument
au Pape de secularser son administration ct d'a.
dopser lie Code Napoleon, qui nest pas nouveau
pour pltalie, puisqu'i etc en- vigueur pendant dix
ans. LIE Pape, ayant refuse de Sc rendre Get avis,
se seralt attire d'assez dures remontrances de la
part de Pempereur, ct aurat etc menace d'etre
'abandonne ses seules forces.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-11-17

Mariis.-En cette paroisse, Jeudi dernier, Is cou.
rant, par le Rev. Abbe Raymond, Mr.. BUasEE
BERclER Melle. LOUISA KING, tous deux de ST.
Landry.
B Nous accusons reception du couple heureux,
dune bonne part du gatesu de noccs ct d'excellent
champagne, qui nous svons bu leur sant6 ct leur
prosp4rit6
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La nOuvelle donnse, par lie T6msa, de Pevacaasion
de la CrimSe par les Russes ne se eonfirme pas
d'apres nos senseignements paEtiealiers, les lA0,
0O0 hommes que le czar posseda encore dams Il pc
ninsale auraient Eeeu poFdFe de- se Tsunif en- uae
seule masse ct Dc profter de 10 premiere occasion
favorable pour tenter une bataille. Lintention des
Allies 6tant ID n1sms, on peut s'attendre quelque
nouyeau coup d'fclat dams cette parsie de fempire
russe-
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La depeche suivante, transmettant le sommaire
dss nouvelles d'Europe, apportees par le Baltic q
paru dams les journaux de Mobile:
GuRRRR D'OR1ENT.-Dimportants travaux russee
ont etc detruits par les allies don't les postes sont
plus qua cnq lieues de BatchiseraI; les forces de
Liprandi Sc retirent devant eux Celui-ci a rGsolu
neanmons de sarrGter pres de Belbec ct d'y attsu-
Dire Fennsm la position est excelente OF Il la forti
hsra. On sattendait une grande bataille de cs
cote, car on ne doutait pas que les allies excites
par Ieurs premiers success, nheseraient pas sean.
Ger sur les Russes.
LIE general Totleben Acknowledgement forti6e lie
Rord de Sebastopol. On dit maintenant que les
Russes peuvent = sOutenir un siege beaucoup plus
long que ceu qui les enfn forces devacuer le sud
de Ia vile.
AslH.--Le bruit q couru que les Turcs avaiens
remporte kars une victoirs decisive sur les Russes
Ceuxc auraent et6 les assallants ct le combat au.
rait dure huit heures. La perte des assiegeants
ete de sept mile hommes, tant tues que blesses.
Les Turcs etaient commands par le general Will
Jams: ills mont perdu que 800 hommes. On comptait
de part ct dautre parm les morris plusieurs officers
superieurs. Pendant Faction lee Russes Sc sont
plusieurs reprises empares des batteries turques,
mais ils en- ont toujours etc d6loges.
DETA1Ls.-Odessa ma pas encore et6 attaqu6,
mais les allies ont pris Kindburn, situee pembou-
chure du Dnieper, ct ont detrut dsux villes Canaan
ct Phanagoria, sur le detroit de Kertch.
FRAHcE.-On craint que des emeutes nSclatent
en- France par suite de Ia rarete des Substances
EsPAGNE.-Le cholera continue ses ravages en-
Espagne. LIE gouverneur de Madrid est au nombre
des vctimes. Aux dernieres dates le president des
cortes ct le general Espartero etaient maladeA
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Un Officer revenu Lyon, ct qui . passe pluseurs
mois Woronez, sur le Don, CONNIE prisonnler de
guerre rend tennoignage de Ia genereuse hospitals6
81 des bons traitements des Russes.
4 Woronez, disait Get offcier, les maisons des
hanta fonctionnaires ct de Ia noblesse ont ste ou.
yertes ayec 10 plus grand smpressemans Js ne
nouyais sufire aux gracieuses invitations; cesaat
chasue jour ane aimsble reception.
Les fals. les soupers, les promenades, les eanse.
rses gales foszEiaisnt une sGrie damusenenss qua
menchantaient tel point que je me denandals
qnelquefois noi.neme q jetais reelament eaPsaL
10 n'ai an qua nae loner de la gensrosits da gon~
ysrnement et des parsicnliers mon sgard. @@
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U"Nous appelons rattention de nos lscteurs b
Ia Vents des biens de Ia succession de Mime Louise
Henry, veuve de Celestin Lavergne, qui aura lieu
Londi proclaim, q Bellevue, par les agents. Les
prophecies suivantes seront oertes en- vense Liza.
bitasion ct les AmelOratens, huis Eselaves, B@ufs,
Chevaux, &c.
Pour dausres particulartfs, vor l'avis.
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B Foir les avis de Genin, Poires Co., ct Shwats
& Kaufman, dams une autrs colonne. La reputation
de ces maisons setend de plus Ell plus ct on dit que
pour ia qusit6 des marchandisss, le choix ct 10 mo-
dcte des prix ces masons ne laissent rien desirer
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RI1h-A Ia suite dune alteration qui a su lieu
un bal, pres De Ia Vile Plate en- cette paroisse,
dinanche derniers entire Adam Tate ct Don Diego L.
Fontenot, ce dernier reeu coup de couteau dams
Fabdomea, qui, dit-on, est norteL Tats fui ct Ia
Justice est sa poursute.
En- se r&ferant . nos COLONIES davis on vera
qu'une rtcompenss de s4oo est oferte pour son ap-
prehension-
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BOULANGERlE DEF, a, REER,

E"co'gn"re Maine ct Vine.-Ope1OHSas.
n L est pref recevoir tous ordres pour
= pains, biscuits, gateaux doux ct non
doux, DC, en- toute quantite ct dams le plus
BRET delai, pour Balls, NOcss, parties, &C.. a
des prix raisonables.
Opelousas, II Noyembre 18S5.-lm.
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OPELOUSASs
SAMEDI MATIN, IT NOV. 1855.

~ Nous sommes sutorisGs d'annoncer que M.
CuARtas CLOSE est candidat la place de Repre-
sentant du 3me Arrondissement du Jury de Police
de cette Paroisse, comprenant GroS Chevresil,
Grand C6tenu ct Coulee CEoche, relecAion qai
aura lieu en- AvriI proclaim
Opel0usas, II Nov. 1855.
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Faire bosailir Peau saas tss.-Pasmi Leu machines
qui, rExpoaision de Paris, attirent fasteDtion
publiaue, 10 foule admire surtout Ia machine de
ehaufags sans combustiblo, qui produit de Ia va.
neur par ls frottement.
Cette machine est fort simple; ellie eonsisss en-
une chaudsre cylindriqus de metres de long sur
so de diametrs, Iaqnells est parcourus dams tosse
ca longueur par tube soniqne, rive ct sonde "a
chaudiere ct qui doit esFe envelopes par Peau de
Ia chaudiaTe. 5t@ @
Un cone en- bois, monte aur un axe de fer, enVe.
loppG par uRe trease de chanvre spirals, cot place
dams 90 tube conique. Lersqa'on Iaie touTneT ce
cone dans ls tube conque qui psnveloppe, lie fros-
temens aui a lieu sur une si grande surface sufit
pur metre ct aintenr Sbullsion lea 400 litres
d'eau consenssdans 10 chaudisre.
Pour biea faire comprsndre an public futilite
de ceste machine ct le moysn facils de PaPpliqner
teutes sortes d'usages, un ouvreT ese sans cssss
oecunS faire sur cette chaudiere, bouillant sans
fem. du ehocolat qu'il distribute toat chaud 40 pu.
Bile, meyeDnant 30 centines par tasse.
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UKg CENrHNAIRs.--Nous devons . Pextreme obi
geancs du Doeteur MERcIRR, Ia connaissance dun
fat remarqnable de longeviss.
n Y. 4eeas Oass ans une enfant naissait 10 Nou.
velle Orleans alors assemblage peu considerable de
maisons grossierement edi6Ees. Cette enfant resut
le nom de Victore ct etait connue lei sous le de
Simon Mercier. Hier, trois heures ct demie de
raptas-midi, ele mourait, aprss avOir accompli So
Ii19me ann6e. Jadis grande ct belle 6lle de pieds
10 pouces, ellie etait dsvenue une petite vieie de
pieds de haut settlement. Quelques heures avant SO
mort toute sa memoire lni revenait ct ee parlais
ceux qui lentouraient devenemens passes APepoque
on notrs cathedrale netait quune pauvre cabane.
--NatioHGl.
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ID IL etc ecroue dams IL gedls
Rd de Ia Paroisse St. Landry. 1s 8
pW/ Octobre courant, 1855, un grifEe.
9nn Sc disant nomtner JOHN age dem
viron 22 ans, taille de S pieds, A pouces, par:a
liant 10 franSais ct l'anglais, il est fortemens
construit.
John dit quill appartient . Mr.. ". Sprow.
qui demeure pres de Springfield, dams 70 pa.
roisse des Natchitoches, Louisiana. J
lie proprietaire de Get eselave est tequis
de venir prouver sa propriete, payer les froia
ct remmener, ou aHtrement il en- sers dispo.
sc scion la loi.
CHS. THOMPSON, Gsolses.
OpelousaS, 6 Octobre, 1855.
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sUIc1Dh- Nous apprenons avec peine que M.
Louis Nornand, de cette Parosse, ssss suicide Jeu-
di dernier. sur son habitation
On ne sais pas ce qui pu le poosser Get scte De
d6esspoir.
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cB- A 10 demande de pluseurs de NOS lecseun,
nous republions la tableau dElseons de la Paroisse
st. landry
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% Les habitans sucriers eont en- retard eette IN.
nee pour rexploitation de leurs rGcoltes; ct nous
pouvOns afirmer sans crainte de nous tromper que
chez la moitie d'entr'eux, dams la paroisse Saint
Martin, la roulaison date du mois de novembre
Les cannes sont generalement belles surtout les
souches; mais elles mont pas atteint encore une
grande maturit@, Neanmoins Ia recolte do Ia pa
roisse sera abondante 81 toute ois les gaces ne sen
mslent pas.
La recOlte de cotton etc assez infGrieure eh raj.
son de lintemperie de Ia saison. Mas en- revanche
tout le monde fait force provisions, surtont de
mais Get article rare, ct par consequent 81 cher
il de celia trois quatre mos, est tres abondant
ct ne peut commander que 30 a so cts lie bariI
Somme totale les habitans de la parosse mont pas
lieu dc Sc plaindre des recoltes de 1855.
COsastitHtionael de st. NnrtinvslLe
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ss Fxcondas II L'eiitesS du Free Press 9Eddyviile
iowa dit qu'une dame de cstte VILE. asee oe u
ans ssulemsnt, est msse de II enfaass-
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OUTRAGE AGAINST METHODIsTS.

The Enterprise, Riohfed, Missouri OF the 2lst
September, has the proceedings OF two meetings held
at atsbwg Clinton county, for The purpose OF pre-
venting tie coed people of the Methodist Episcopal
Church North" from holding camp nesting.
TIE following is an extract from an account OF the
fret meeting:
JnGss R. called 70 the char and T. D. w YOn
quest Of The chair explained the sbec,s ofthe meeting
chss Bhea ESQ y" then called upon and oaset the
elessbr rtmsbs Thy wsrs unsnnousy saop,ed
1.ea. IL il tnowu that The people cf Norhen Mssoui
have bsn ord s are greatly sxeed upon tbs Slavery
Ion ovpE to IN pr xDiy vita the Territory Of Asnss
enc Ss ,, sa' 5s p Fao cb Iorh s h
il camp eetin then ground in this Country com
encn The 6h ard shereas ~e bsIsve inst tins hold
s Of said amp meeting 10 this e9u1y 10 view u hs ste Of
public opinion tese, snd the Anti Slavery seltmens sad
opinions of the mi listers sod Ohcr' VII, coo'1ts sid camp
Lad 10 re,ns end ats 70 b regretted BY The
ezsrs OF he community We deem u O.s IA &C. o. JiSs 20
ute Dg things he and earnestly request,
s ,hm to hod meeting al seine other point where
less excitement prevails
Resolutions in accordance with thi. follow. Judge,
m.ior, and a lot of esquires figure here 10 bully
Christians on their legitimate worship.
The second meeting is thus officially given:
m.epg Of the citizens OF CLIFTON county bed at The
iss5 Noss. shoemaS. was called the chair and H. " MAJ
1Sss BiTeb ..a Ssn, called upon explained n. object
Of he m.s q and AFTER .Gsoe 'prroPts nsHs nodasd
'n IT, t-stnbsbs ourpose. Of he Erooip n,
80 ne, 90 t. he Of hs Cons utiln and OF the
shts ard corsqgeDeo Of the Union sr
Il the duty q the seuih P-prs such sn event ~ nddnG
hs sf al individuals and sations sntsoa1e 30 her
ins;ir tions he The Ngthsa ethods ch1GcL
ght To Ne erslishee founded br,e Of
Nth the eha'ea seut and in direct antsIsHsm with
n institution OF slsyeryi therefore Dc it b..
Re,c,rsd That WI Tia, noIterD Msthod.up as az
Organization from todJ to have exsteLeis CLINTON
county.
Rssoired That regarding northern Aetbodist pyenehys
class to be Abclitors8 will on al treat then
such
Rft5 nfelrse and The Platte yas be requeEted 20 pub
Hsh III. proceeds g Of the meeting
The meeting thsn sdJourned. ..,...-
T. v. nsTTHCLY, sec e,stJ.
So ruffans with whisky, bowiekuives and pistols,
dive off men, women md children, peacefully AMI
reGsously assembling in the rghtful exercise of one
Of their customs-customs hitherto respected on the
widest frontiers, and contributing, too essentially to
the civilization Of the region.
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T f. X VI 8

TIE TRIPUNg employ. 10 travelling agents and
sends out no papers on trust If it is not stopped
when the term paid for expires, end the subscriber
does not choose further to pay for it, we resort to
no legal process to compel him. On the Weekly
We mean to stop every paper on the expiration Of
the advance pa! ment, awaiting fresh remittance
from the subscriber If none comes, the accouat
is closed We pay no local agents; wish no moaey
paid to any when the payer cannot trust hin To
mail or otherwise send IL to us; once Walled, its
safety is at our risb, (snd serious ryk it often
proves; but are grateful 10 every one who deems
i GOOD work 10 Obtain and forward the names
and money Of bis friends and neighbour. Our terms
invariably sre--foI the
DAILY Tribune, So per aDnum.
semtH,ekly SO two copies for s. FIVE for
81 %.
W,ekly, So; three copies for S5; FIVE copies for
S.; ten copies for $l2 twenty copies, or
over, 10 oac address, FOR 81 each; twenty
copies or over, to address Of each subscriber.
81 20 each.
Additions may o, all times be made to club at
the pr e paid By those already In II.
GREELEY NcELRATH,
No ist SsSsg s,rse,, EsvIrosk-
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FIRE IN BAXTER sTRZET-Last nigh. en- old frame
stable 10 tie rear Of No ij Baxter street, owned By
MeCluskey, was destroyed by fire. Two horses
were badly burned before hey could be 20. out Lose
about $780, No insurance
FIRE IN ELEyEsTH STREET AT late hour last
rgLt Ere occurred in The third stofy Of tae enensn:
houfe rear OF No IL Eleventh street, bu, being dis
covered at early moment the flames we're soon sub
dued. The occupant Ct the apartment, a widow
woman, weIt out to grocery store in the neighbor
bod, aid While absent her SOD, ,tle boy, got hold
Of me friction matches with which he act FIRE to the
bed clobes The bedstead and several other articles
Of fu-n iiure were destroyed.
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DEEP FLOWING AGAIN.
G1aras y. Wa,ine. y.

IL George y, Waving, ~
SIR: read communication from your pen, pub
Hshed in the n Y TRIBUNE referring to the action Of
the Judges on Flowing at the Westchester County
Fair whereupon determined TO write you letter OF
condolepoe as Misery loves company, you know,
and have been mysef the past summer martyr to
The cause of Deep Flowing, as follows;
The farm on which We are at wok has been under
an exhaustpg system Of cultivation for long series
Of Yeas with the exception Of the last four or FIVE,
during which time il has lain idle. Well: neigh
bors found no fault with picking mp stone, nor our
hauIipy out manure but when first put a heavy
span Of horses and heavy yoke Of cattle to WAYNE
County plow No. two sizes larger thsu they use
and CONNER ced plowIg for corn then they began TO
pity infstuaton. why sAd one OF tnem 70
me a. would not have Won plow IGy ground in that
manner if you would pillow II for nothing-turmng
"up that cold soil eight ten nehts deep is enous
"to ruin any land -Four ive inches deep is plenty
''for com But when TidicHe tfOr Arguments they
had none) did not convince that was wrong, they
gave NJ my corn for LOST
Well, the result was this; the season being very
wet, corn on shallow p.owed lsgd came forward very
slowly, looking quite yellow and sicky. We hoed
hoe once though planted at the same time; and the
same ratio held good through the entire season
that ar early frost; which ius, e. we we're cu.-
ting MP caught thes IN time - ruin nearly hsh
Of The crop. Our crop is, should taink, fully one
third heavier and perhaps one-hsh, in addition 20
being ell out of the frost.
Next Spring intend putting IN a sabaO pillow
which pattern do YOU think the hes, y, as our soil is
elayey with hard, lesn suhsoil. expect our afec
tomato friends will tender each stra. acket in
that case Yours, truly HENRY VI. DOUBLEDAY.
GTeai Berd susquehsBna Co, Pa o. 9, SIS
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RICHMOND COUNTY.

T. ne Edfo, q The n. Y. TribuHe.
Sra Silver Cray ard Eineoo meeting under the g1e Of
WINERY vas he'd Richmond county Ia on Saturday
sytuirs last The call prefeeiy Wing and consequently
the old and ss Wigs Of the county turned OFT in large
be suptcsns that the object II hs ca 70 rsy hs Fegl
la rorir.G ons Of the county
At,p e.ry hour TIE hal "a ard the sstonshneat
Of every true Whs the hon Lo c Ck entered the rom
with band Of u1iis flo~irg N, approached The table
called II ssr order and nominated bis IN md Dr. HAr
.ou a. chairman cf the meeting. TINS movement, BY m2n
who Tepued rot 70 Wig ticket for
the ooe. Of upIssr tut wish 20 see the afte per
t Ane dir doc ons,G.at tue meeting CONSENTED
49,, he doctor shC I'D the chlf
e sstrr b-iuf orzsniEed ion offered intorS
hir nOminations AZ THIS moment ne
Hcr Ios CsIk mounted chair amid TIE g.oars and Mss
Il the e=nE and 70 hsiansne az hieoOo
70 vote the uon. He talked ranaoL1 raining
op, Atiors.s &c and suddenly eed 20 of.L
The char Csiks friend said that CsIk Was IN DER n;
fsr appealed fro the dseiou Of tie eLsT bG' he would
rot ouf te Gre.iou Of sppeaClsrk enE hu not TO- Tbs
reu,. 5ctAiOn Of CLARK crest The meeting we're
esteru e5 70 have expression tie q1son snf aesee
spporte6 wise no u the question on the reso
.ptr, he Hon c Lot Cart 70 bis Silver
Gray stced uoua:ed hs the tine On the t.o .1d
Ire other hsf shs hshoons 70 the Up OF his voice az
fr.ei 70 DC " yels Of ssnitc nj nles. NAe1 Cark
forrs 'hst b. could Tot b heard, he De e;ui7ed
ts 0ad Be- eeckored ~ the mascians %
nav CD crowned al yCces Tor the tine Al .-nsn St
80 v~,-l.bs Doe'C Harrison desperate q thlI
,h,, ,hei- H.aco Slver-Grsy Jeot 70 .a IN
mounted b. table spd skenev-r the Inursted rae-ts %
- A. a, hsu .pokesnan Of the nsens These acts d
fcxneG ~ the VINO we're pr->1 s9o
are cpz the i.uit ef Yck in rsse7fed By stnron
Is fr tshe oaJ he vsaerabe chairman ooi e'n
n, clrt Thu. riei the sTvsG,y metirg rotten up fr
he rurr~. Of rssp-rsenatoa ard Distraction Of the X,
la Whrs syg tiaI i rsuyps the tue Wes s'I'''a'
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Election: Tuesday, November 6.

IMPORTANT TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
sr.rs OF N.w.YoRk, SEcsET,Rys orFicE,l
ALsASY, Oct. %, 1855.
r, Enspeeioys Of Eleefoae
In the Election districts Of this State
f.xeept in Newi ey) the election IN November
,h.re will be required eKeluve Of city boxes IN counties hav
ing more then Of Assembly arss and in counties
having cry one member boxes which in the form
ease are to be operei and all the votes IN s1 eanved In
the following orders
Frsi. STATE Box;
Second. ASSEMBLY Box;
Ihh5. JUDICIARY Box;
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TIE NrRDERIR % DR.. HADEL AsD HENRY
GRAEP.-By letter received rom cur correspondent
~ Cnnoterlapd we learn that Frederick Muller. the
convicted murderer Of DIR. j. s. {. Hadel and Henry
Grsef notwithstanding the directness Of The testimony
ard he frdDg of the bloody clothing Of one OF his
victims. ssd the wstcb, rngs pockebook, &C. Of the
Other in bis posssssoD, stouy persists that no did not
commit the murders and asssrts that he therefore
car Dot make confession. Or Thursday be requested
ne TAILOR to 90 20 Lehrs tavern, the place where ne
vas arrested, and demand back part Of Two doilsrs
ard fifty cents paid hin for one weeks board IN id
vspse oil he had for il WA his supper and bed prt
Of che night. He says be 10 native OF s. IL Seinin-
gen, Germany, that be has been but six months In
his country. He has not yet been sentences, bat
probably vii be TO day. Belt. American.
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AMI in the latter case;
Flint STATE Box;

FVN' SILL BOX
Ssccnd. JUDICIARY Box.
The vote, the officers named the State ballot should be
e.ry.ssed a. foovs Fr-stss ocers seconi-stse sen
.tor; tbrd-Couusy tfhceni where Member Of Assem-
by" IS the state ticket fH-stA'e ehesr'i second
s, .sp.tor; TbiG-Menber f Assembly, Fyurta-Coun,J
ofheeIs
At the completion Ct the Of each t- the chairman
eftbs Board must make pubic oral proc snaon Of the whole
number Of vote. for each es found in such box and Of the
whole number given for each for each fee respectively
The frescins seem. to be cry practicable mods Of
pliapee with The statute Of 1855.
Ew. LEAyEsWORTH, Secretary Of State.
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We lesrn by dispatch from Washington to Phil
adeIphis paper that Ar. Charles j. Faulkner, NJ. C.
elect from Virginia, snd NJ Boteler, his Know Moth
ing opponent who didn'. get elected, contemplated,
going out TO take shot at each other but on second
thou. bit conc uded they wouldn't do il. Good for
!. cond thoughts"
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= ,bea they handled the hat-b'Ock, the a's 'ns
Coy .s' " the curoir knife, or the jack.piano.
lo;,,end 70 corn,ile some facts illustrating the
we, ws Manufacturing interests in this entepri'ing
iaS thriving city, but those must be reserved i'r
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STATE POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ANTI NEBRASKA CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.
PRESTON Fl k IfS;Gt,, sat-: s.. Lawrence.
For Controller.
JAMES vi. COOK ...........of Saratoga
For State Engneer and Sureyor,
GEORGE GEDDES..........of Onontsgs.
For AItorrey. General,
ABIJAU MANN, Jr..........of Queens.
For State TredsUer,
ALEX. IL. WILLIANS...".ofW Wayne.
For Canal Comni,si0ser
DANIEL II. BIsSELL.....of Livingston.
Fer State P,i.on Ispectoy.
WESLEY BAILEY..... of Oneids.
For Judge, Of Court Of Appeais.
X. WOOD...of Albany full tsrm)
JOSEPH MULLIN .........of Jefferson tshort term.
City and County Republican Nominations
AZARIAH &. FLAGG.
For Sheriff
ANTHONY BLEECKER.
DOUGLAS fI2IEgFisFff!S SttwELL
DIR. AhA s Sss::'' JONES,
P Pr; JOB" bku iSfS
CHARLES MISSING.
r JAMES si1::, f DE%EY.'
For coTmi,o.., q scgsi,, ass S'Rp'ie'.
For City In,pectsr,
DIR. JOHN ii. GRIsCOM.
For Covn,el 10 Cooperation.
WIN. CURTIS MOVES.
For Governor If Aims HouIe,
ROE LOCKWOOD.
FOr-Jutiee Of Supreme COVyt.
EDWARD z. COWLES.
For Justices o. Superior Court,
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
LEWIS Ii. WOODRUFF.
Far Judge Of Common PL,as,
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON.
Fo, Jn,fice Of Marine Court,
CHARLES 4. BIRDSALL.