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LETTER FROM THE EMPIRE PARISH.

The Weather and the CropsThe Yeoo Ferer al Jestits'
Be'd--1he Frauds of Plaguenaes, etc-6en C. Lacoste
and Marcel Ducres, Esq.
PARISH OF PLAauEMiNes Sept TO- 1856
Messrs Ed,torsFor the last seven days We have
been literally deiuged 1t rains from to night Our
rice VINO had commenced harvesting their scanty
crops have stopped moving their rice and it is even
feared that what they have already down will be en-.
rey spoiled if the rain continues few DAYS longer
Some rlce-slds Of Ponte-aa Hache submerged by
the water from the during the prevalence of the gale
here last week. and the rice in instances was
much injured that it is not worsb harvesting The rice
which was sown in theump by the farmers of Buras
Settlements has also been considerably injured by the
sea, which several feet.
Our planters have stopped their field operations and
have their hands still engaged in choppng wood though
most OF them have already fuel than they need as
soon as the fine weather in, they will commence
hauling in wood moving hay, gathering corn md
all the preparatory works necessary during the rolling
season.
which is backward for the season.
There was one of yellow fever since my last letter.
jesuits Bend but 1t waB of extremely mid
ageabie character Miss Philomene Lafanc- whom re-
ported last week as dying had the yellow fever but she
doing we'll.
Dr. r. Fox, the physician of the Bend, believes that
the fever was imported there by black from your
city, who brought 18th her several packages of merchan
dze. There and one death 1t ia doubt
full whether the disease will spread and become epidemic
lady living ut the English Turn down the yellow
fever.
from the parish of st Bernard to take care of his own
parish where two shameful Frauds euualipp
those OF in thsr abomnation and proportions
committed instead Of warning the people New Or
leans to keep sharp the dongs Of The Antics the
Empire Parish The people of New Orleans should try
second edition of the upendous frauds prao
tced In 1858 in their city rather than think send
Ing persons parish evils which are put in
the shade by those actually existing in their city
Would American be kind enough to inform public
what party the 2Sh November 1858 brought down
from New Orleans steamboat loaded with drunken
and Germans and caused them to halt
times at Georoy Store and at the Ronqulo Settlement
Aye GeoIroy's Store where fifteen twenty are
usually po-d hundred and feoefyy were cast
As to ourselves fully competent manage our
own concerns and may Americann we are
determined that frauds shall be committed on either
side, Let New Orleans and St Bernard do the same
far from denying that Gen. Lacoste has lost his
influence in this parish. On the contrary do affirm
positively that the old General is still very popular
here. ..z
Gen. Lacoste ard Marcel Ducros Esq, oauvassing
our parrish. They are now, believe at the Balize.
Yours truly, TITA.
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AN APYEAL,

Alta meeting of Virgnsbs held 10 this city on SATURDAY.
evening" the 9th iust the undersigned appointed
COMMITTEES 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
confident that but slight appeal to the we'll bene
vosuoe OF their fellow citizens is necessary IN order to
draw forth hearty and response At this time,
through the blessing of Divine Provdence the epidemic
rapidly vanishing from midst and our city begus
to assume healthy and hnsDess-ike appearances but
how different Ia the with sister cities OF the
Southern boards The cloud of gloom aud desolaiou
hanging over them increases hourly 10 its ghfu dark
and beneath Its deadly shade stalks giant pestence
which is stranger to their shores and against which
they have accmaou to defeud them The dispatches
received here yesterday announce that they
In want at physicians and from the South but that
they almost destitute of the necessariee of life Such
being the we appeal in vain to the charities OF
the citizens of New Orleans? They have been noted
for beraty and benevoencee In their memories Of the
terrific epidemic OF 1858 they retain greatul recoec-
sister cities throughout the land to their assistance
and passed their donations into the empty Golfers of their
charitable associations
Among the most prominent of their contributors uere
cities Of Virginia including Norfolk Let the citizens OF
New Orleans make generous urn and claim the posi-
ton which justly belongs to them-that of leading
erputor TO the work of relief and charity Subscriptions
will be received by the following gentlemen.
VIM Cameron, at Payne Harriton's 112 Camp 1T
VIM Perkins, corner Of ST. Charles and Perdido sts
n N. Bourk at Brown Johnston & Co.'s 3S Camp st
NJ, Robinson, ~ Commercial Place
Ihos Patten. corner GraYier and Tchoupitoulas.
r. Dorney, at F. Fabre Co.'s, ST. Charles and Com
mon SITS.
Mccaudlish, at A. & II. Blocks, rs Common it.
.. b. Mccounieo at NJ. D. Cooper Co.'s, Carondelet
and Common ats.
0gtesby Suy, Graver street.
J.F Boyle. Poydras street, VS. #v@ #'
James Wing6eld, 90 Common st
H. j Pegrsm, II Bank Placa -
Geo. W, Shaw "a Poydras st.
L. f. Schmidt at Ii. v. Baxter's, 81 Carondelet st.
p Conpf 81 Customhouse at
Vim. Vincent, IFS Custombouse st.
Richard L. Robertson 43 Cassacalve ST.
Jno. III. Pope, corner jackson and Prytania sts
The COMMITTEES earnestly ask the cooperation of the
pastors of the various religious associations the city
who might do much good by taking up collection In
their churches. j. NJ. McUANDLISH,
II. NJ. ROBINSON,
I. o. SULLY.
New Orleans, Sept H. 1866
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Weather Favorable to the Crops, etc, etc
.7Ja st.8 aT
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.


HALIFAX, September 1.-THE Cunard steamship Africa
arrived here this evening,
Denistoun Co.'s circular quotes cotton SITTER with
out any advance. Market firm.
Sales of the week $1,000 bales of which speculator
took 5ooo bales and exporters $500 bales Fair Orleans
75 ! miaonn8 Orleans, 6A to T.l6 Brown & shipeys
circular states that the market for breadstu is uu
changed and market dull.
Germ Declined one shilling Some circulars state an
active and speculative demand with slight advance in
prices The weather has been fayorsbs for the comipp
crops, and the accounts from them are favorable.
hcharason, Spence Co. report beef and pork steady
bacon hrm. lard has advanced Quotations are Sc
to o. shpgs Rice steady Naval ST. 70 market STEADY
and prices unchanged. The money market is easy Con-
soils 81.
New York Market. s
NEW YORK.. sept. l0.-southern Red Wheat Al so tn
81 81. Mess Pork S22 so Whisky d to 42c.
NEW YORK, Sept IL Cotton dull and unbalanced
Southern Flour firm; Wheat unsettled Southern White
Wheat 81 90 to 81 9S Mixed Corn So to $50 Mes, por
$40 SO to 500 81
Fever in Virginia .
Ine yellow lever has broken out In Suffolk sy tae1
miles from Portsmouth No abatement Of the disease at
Norfolk.
Maine Election.
The returns show that the contest in the eecton n
Governor will be very close
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE Sept 12-The Is falling with seven
et In the canal The steamer Sultana arrived on Mon
dsy' Inc feter Tellon left on Tuesday.
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PLATE O RIM
OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.

s.. We advocate an amendment OF the Naturalization
Laws with proper safeguards the purity Of the
sctiye franchise
q We advocate the passage of suoh laws as will pre-
vapt the immigration Of pnupsrs and criminals to this
county.
g. We oppose any intsrferencei in the vested rghs
oil persons whether they Of native foraign birth
We in favor OF non-interventon with slavery by
the Rsdeder Government except for the protection Of
eur constitutional rights.
s. We advocate a high Nationa; Policy such will
afford and unuaysring protection the American
abroad and viii follow and guard the American
citizen wherever be moves.
9. We believe that America should be governed By
Anlsrlrans, efectng the same through the baot-box
alone the only legitimate Instrument Of reform In this
country.
I. We believe that the office should seek the man. and
not the the office and shall oppose the distribution
Of office among oce-seekers, reward for partisan
services.
8. We will maintain and defend the Constitution Of the
untsd States the Union it exists and the rights
Of the States without dminution insisting upon faith
full performance the part Of the General Government
Of all the duties spjoinea upon it by the Constitution
o. While appIove the platform adopted by the late
National Council of the American party, at Philadelphia
reject the application Of the principles of the eighth
article American Catholics, unjust, unfounded and
entirely unworthy Of country We shall forever
nns to protest against abridgement Of religious lib
srty holding 1t cardinal maxim that religious faith is
question between each individual and his God. We ut
tey condemn any attempt make religious belief test
Tor political office, and affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments in accordance with these
10, We with party such, but shall oppose all
whp usn the advocacy Of these great American
STATE POLICY.
Reform Of abuses and retrenchment in our State ex
penditures.
Education Of the youth Of the country in schools ea
tablishsd by the Stste 1
constitutional organisation Of the Swamp Land Com
nlssioners. II
efficient administration Of the Internal Improve
nasnt Departmsat, with view of improving inland
navigation
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Foreign and Native Pauperism.

The repeal or reformation of the naturalization laws
is of the political questions agating the public
mind. 1t is important that all collateral questions or
issues, bearing in any upon this momentous
question should ba fully and thoroughly investigated
The reasons pro and should be fully and fairly set
forth 1t is our duty Americans to show cause for
repeal OF the laws the extension of the term Of
baton.
There cannot be more just, more impartial
course pursued to arrive at truth than to institute
strict and rigid comparison between the native and
egn population and from such comparison make such
deductions as logical and evident every unbiased
and unprejudiced mind.
Upon this basis shall proceed The census of 1850
shows that during the year ending June 30th 1850 the
nnmber OF persons who received the benefit the pub
lie funds of the different States" 1874 972 of this
number there 6S5 3s of foreign birth aud 66434
native Americans The total cost of maintenance was
'4oO6, averaging SCI 80 per individual making the
total cost of the foreign paupers Sl501SS2 TIE num-
Der OF foreign paupers exceed the 2104 From
these statistics perceive the number toregu and
native paupers, maintained public expense is about
equal but it must be borne in MUD that native popu
lAon Of the united States far exceeds the foreign
correctly ascertain the comparative contribution pau
perm We must the native and foreign paupers
with tbs native and foreign populaton-thus
Nqtfus
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APPOINT M EN- rs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RaSpEnL Hun1
will address the people at the following named places
the days designated
Vidalia, Concordiar Saturday, Sept 18th. -..=..
St Joseph, Tensas Monday, Sept. 18th.
Winnsboro, Franklin Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Richmond, Madison Saturday, Sept ed.
Lake Providence, Carroll, Tuesday, Sept 2ith
Bastrop, Morehouse, Thursdsy, Sept. 9th.
Monroe, Ouachita, Saturday Sept GOTH
Farmerye, Union. Monday, Oct lat.
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct 3D.
Minden, Claiborne, Saturday Oct 9Th.
Shreveport, Caddo, Monday, Oct Sth
Mansfield. DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct 10th.
Natehitoches, Natchitoches, Friday, Oct. 18th
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct 10th. m
Msrksviile, Avoyslles, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Opelousas, st. Landry, Monday. Oct. ed! #
Sermillionviils, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. oath.
" Martinsville, st. Martins Thursday, Oct 25th.
Franklin, St. Mary, Saturday Oct 27th
Thibodaux Lafourche, Monday, Oct Goth.
Mr. Hunt, upon his return will visit the Florida par
ishes, of which due notice will be given.
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ARKANsAs.-We have the Van Buren, InteHi.
gencer Of the 18th ult. which says that the river

ARkANsAs.-We have the Van Buren, InteHi
gencer Of the 25th ult, which says that the rive,
at that point was too low for navigation.
10 the of Proctor and Shelly Cherokee Indians
tea Tor the murder of Milford sumner at the late tern
OF tue Circuit Court which closed its session on
last the Jury could not agree and they were discharged
The Pine Bluff Republican of the LIST says:
Ihe recent rains which have been almost deugipo fl,
me last Two weeks hitherto burnt up earth have In
area our cotton planters to arge extent and should ths
same CONTINUES with present prospects, fear this and
surrounding counties will not make at most half
The river In the past week about four feet hnt
falling again. s t'
Yellow fever is prevailing at Napoleon
we learn from the Hampstead Democrat of the oh milf
that very serious afray occurred at Paracfts say,
county on the 10th, in which Mr. Tae Young swYr
was severely wounded by pistol shot betwesn ths
shoulders The wound at the first thought to he
tai but at the last adsices there hopes Of h
cosery, The affray between men named ia ia
and Parker after dark Fsffa shot by Davis hv mia
take as,s supposed, he attempting to cross the
street. ~ e
On the same day another STRAY occurred at the same
piane, between q Mr. Weems and SIR Dllahuuty in
Whch the former received four severe wounds from
hands. ' ~ ~ VA MS
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TERREBoNNE lTEMs.-From the Houma Ceres
OF. the 9th, an ably edited and interesting paper
BY the way, we clip the following items:
The health Of this parish has never been bet
ter than at the present time. We are entirely
free from all epdemical fevers. No yellow
fever cases to alarm us; we live, as it were, in
perfect state of nonchaiance and indifference
to danger, The hottest midsummer day with
the thermometer % in the shade and no ice nj
that, cannot begin to phase the Houmaites
We fear that the physicians, in consequence d
the Interestingly healthy state of things here
VIII be forced to enligrate to other region,
where health is less good and fevers are more
frequent
Heavy Winds - Several of our planters
complain of the injury which their cane crops
have sustained from the recent heavy blows by
which VIC have been visited lately. Some are
OF the opinion that their cane is so completely
Frustrated that it will not rise again but =
majority seem to look upon it as matter of nc
serious consequence, inasmuch as the cane
being yet small, will, they say, straighteu
again $500
Crops ~ Never before has Terrebonne pre.
scented more fattering prospect for full II
not abundant crop, than at the present time
You can see satisfaction depicted upon the
countenance of all Of our planters. Instead Of
meeting you with surly disposition and an
elongated face, they greet you with pleasant
and cordial :" How d'y do This is infallibly \
favorable symptom of the prosperity Of our
planting interest.
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as- We seldom recommend a manufactured

medicine believing that in cases. herself peec
cure more rapidly ald eeuy than phsd by the
vegetables and miusra of snes But in the matte,
dyspepsia there chronic features often defy
ali the Efforts of nature healthy the
organs aud not areaasnty happens that thousands for
years oot IN body and IN mini from indigestion
kindred ils To such HoosLASD'S GERMAN BITrERs pse
psd by Dr. g NJ Jackoa, truly vluab
tonic med cine, CLING healthy action to the ach and
VIII be found highly ssycsaae all especially during
hF spring Dyspepsia oA be cured by patient
IN one cou Of aatmsn aai to all suffering this sad
mAAd We would rscomm application the Depot Of Hsof
hSsneht.
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Further by the Africa.

There Is nothing from the seat of war except details
former news.
Battle Of the Tchernaya.
oeia dispatches state that the battle lasted five hours
The Russians made three attacks upon the heights and
were each time repuised with great loss
The Russian loss is estimated at 5000 killed and wounded
The Allies lost fifteen hundred men.
The Allies we're preparing to the Tchernaya with
their cavalry Omar Pacha has been ordered to the com
mand Of the army in Asia
There is no news from Kara
Spain.
A rumor was current at Paris that Queen Isabella was
shout to abdcste.
Austria.
circular from Vienna states that the Germapc policy
is unchanged in reference to the Eastern question
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OF yellow fever Mrs MARIA CLARK aged "a yssr pstiy
the town Of Loagtord, ireland. ' ~
The friends and aequnAnes OF family and those OF he,
brober Thos Mo0ons respectfully attend her
from her late residence No. Circus srae. This Morning Al
o'clock,
sunday Sept at CORNWALL Orange county, New York MAR
the late j. Jarvis Lockwood, OF New York. = = "
SEPTEMBER iaih Of yellow vs E. WALL native Of Masra.
ohasst's, aged Is yesrs "
s1 Providence R. l., and Alton H. papers please copy
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A Mr.. Joseph Lewis died in Philadelphia on
the " inst OF hydrophoba He had been bitten
months bOre bat had felt symptoms Of the dreadful
maady until within few days If his DEATH when In at
tempting to wAsh his hands aud feet he experienced an
aonofteoes Oh water. spasms ensned, and continued,
wn snort intervals up TO the period Of his death. All
enofs OF Physicians to al I'd relief in vain and
the unfortunate man expired In horrible agony.
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HouMA MASS MEETING AND BARBEoUE.--This
affair will certainly come off on Saturday. A
splendid and enthusiastic time is anticipated
Messrs' Hunt, christy, Duviguaud, and ather
able and eloquent gentlemen, will certainly
speak, and give the cause of patriotism which
is none other than Americanism-a rousiDg
push forward. Old Terrebonne will give glo-
rious account of herself in November, and so
will many other parishes where our enemies
least expect it, In all sections the camp fires
are blazing brightly
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Pgfassg Pksyyssas.

The subscriber has in sale Twelve PLEYEI
PIcCoLo PIANOS, Of vari .us stylss aud prices.
Also, q zee assortment Of
..Y SQUARE PIANOS,
from the Celebrated HALLETT, DAVIS Co. oil
Boston, and sToDART OF New York.
Ii Persons in want OF fine instrument
examine. II. D. HEWITT. Agent,
sei3 ape! No 80 c.mc ntrse,
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STEAMSHIP GRANADA,--We learn from a tele-
graphic dispatch to Messrs jennings Lsusbland & Co
that the steamship Granada from York via Havana
came up to quarantine yesterday where she
on account OF two of Chagres heog on board
.ae captain landed those persons requested by the
nicer, aud proceeded thence the head of the
aw.ss'ng orders. The agents hsvs teegrapbed
to ship the mails by the rss conveyance to
| the ety.
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s~ We are constrained to omit several mat
tiers OF interest, and among them valuable
communication. Types and newspaper space,
IKE time and tide, neither wait nor care for any,
body
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The MAms.-The Northern and Eastern mail
due yesterday failed from beyond Baltimore.
We received papers from New York of the even
ing of the 9TH
The European mails by the Collins steamer
Atlantic of the 18th ult. are due t4is morning.
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ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS. we are
Hooded with anonymous communications, to
which, Of course, no notice will be taken. How
often shall we be compelled to mention this mat
ter Never again, we trust
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THE SOUTHERN BELLE - The popular and
elegant steamer southern Belle Capt Broadwsll leaves
for Veksbnrg and Ell intermediate Landings this after.
noon at o'clock This boat Il so well known to the
travelling public that eommsndation Is wholly unneees-
ssry. We know Of no steamer would sooner travel
upon For fsightor passage apply basrd 10 Msss,
pasroIJ Pfitshard %, % 0aroadsles street,
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THuRssDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10. 1866.

as- Persons eauing the cy daing te Summer ao desire
bic daily or peey Crescent forwarded them hare il done
regularly for any specified tine BY aeng their orders and
address at the office, No 10 Camp st,eef.
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a hne elk which Clark Mills. the sculptor,
nsa great expense procured for model was autonly
saes 'ss GAYS. ego By some strooio Us villain,
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MARRIEn.
Died:

On Tasady the ilth inst, oy A. Ivy Capt. GEO.
sooDsPEEo, Of sanwieh Msa 10 Mia MoRGIANA AYLEs,
thia city.
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PARISH oFFIGERs.

> Z Il l85f5 8 La ~. -.
Fss 5ts,i6- JOSEPH HuFTY.
FIR CefSasr- CHARLES N. OLIVIER.
FIR District Aaensy-M. A. F0UTE. a5 zE
oRSoLERKs OF COURTS.
i fsnf Dis,riei caas NeRBERT TREPAGNIER.
Second district coars-P. 8. wILTz.
Third District corri--MENRY BEzOU,
FbwiA Dityies sonrs-J. II. Walton,
lsyfA D.irfes Court-WILLIAM A. MOTT.
sia1 Distre GouS-W. III. REESE
FOR AssEssoRs
FRANCIS TURNER. THEODORE DUREL,
JOHN I. DuFoUR, JOHN A. WATKINS,
FOR TAX ooLLE,oToRs.
FRa Di.re'-TH0MAs AsKEw.
sssoaa District JOSEPH HERNANDEz.
zaird Dstrst DuyeRNEY FARRAe. =,s
Fourth Diseras-- GEORGE MENsMAN.
FOR JUsTIoEs OF THE PEAuE.
Fstst yas,ies-D. #. AfITgHELL.
Second .Jnssies--C. nj. BRADFORD. T8*s
Third RICHARD RICHARDSON.
Fbsrta Justice FRANCOIS OALONGNE
FytA Js,tcs-WM. PILES.
Siati iasties-- 5a@
AsssHla Ju,sias-ss. W. BuF0RD.
FOR eoNsTABLEs.
fsra Ja'fiess css's-WILLTAM G. QUIRK.
Sssead Jasies's coaff-JOHN A AGATssE
1A''a s1'tes'' eoart-JAs. w. DUPLEssIs.
f0l''A 'nssio's coars-sULEs s0RAPURU.
fvM justices eOats-F, b. HERNANDEZ.
stzts Jasties'a Gous--
ssusnsa Jusis.s caer-LEvI G0IDrNn.
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gs- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
camPsss' Applications fr relief resolved from A. ". TO
s.s. taaassPtl p.I. RICARDO, ssars taIy.
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gsr Win "American" be good enough to
call at this offices
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Peaaaasssbtp and Book-Kee.tao

EF NEW CLASSES begin THIS WEEK at DOL.
BEARS Writing AND BOOK KEEPING EsrAB-
LlSHMENT, l0S Canal street ~ NA
few Lessons worst hand Sue S<aes4
cess guaranteed to AL Special hours
Dobeara Steel peus sae ~ s1erchaata apply here 70,
Clerks ana Book-xeepers
selU 2p6tS RUFUS DOIBEAR Canal strost.
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PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS

8 NJ u hlCA n ~ y Nj N AT 10 N
FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAMES N. MEHA FEY,
GE0RGE O. LAWRAs0
FoA nlsralcr ATTORNEY,
W. r. SCOTT.
ron sHsniYF,
FAsoALIs LABARRE.
ron CORONER,
j. r. suArruoR.
FOR CLERK OF COURT,
EDw, BuIssoN.
FOR AssEssoK, -.-z.
,. L. DoNNELLAN.
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lfeleerapbea to the Dailp Crescent.
One Week Later from Europe.
COTTON sTIFFER.

.aRRIH.aL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.