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4otaL InteIIigeute.

CoRRECTIoN.--In our locoal column yesterday, in
referring to the fire at the Of Claiborne and ST. Louis
Streets in error appears in saying the house belonged
Martin Duggan The house, understand, belongs TO John
Pebcrton There other matters III report that need
correction only another chapter in teud that has
existence for time past in that section OF the city,
full statement of which promised to-day we refrain
from any further explanation at this time, Cd. .
MoRTuARY.-The returns from the several city
cemeteries show the total number OF nerments for the past
have been 1osa few less than the week previous.
There five eases Of yellow fever
School BoARD.--FirSt District.-A meeting of
body cled last evening, but there being quorum
present. adjourned meeting made to Thursday next
when expected and earnestly desired that all the members
shall attend a.
SAD MIsnAP,-A little boy only five years Of age,
fell through The chimney hole building in course of erection
at the corner Apollo Euerpe yesterday morning
and had his lip tongue both badly injured in the fabian
inch of tile latter being nearly severed the main portion
He was taken to residence Of Mr. Hogan Apollo street.
street where he remains under the medical treat
Of Dr. Mercier
RECORDER SrIrn's CoURr-The business Of this
Court yesterday consisted principally in lining numerous offend
drunkenness and breaches of the peaceihe fines amount
ing in the aggregate TO Sl25 -g.
McCulle Andy DauEhnan, Michael Rordcn, Peter
Caran and Dierty Frust fined $40 eah
required prison for twenty days for committing breaches
OF the peace Ten others fined IS each lighting
still twelve 81 so each for getting drunk John MahoneS
was allowed choose between the payment Of fine of s5
furnishing bonds for his appearance before The First Dc
Court on charge of being suspicious character and Of
| rying an unlawful dirk.
Joseph Rice the alleged counerfeiter arragned and
| to prison for further examination the 18th inst.
Joseph Herbert also held for examination the charg
of having dragged Bape Each ont of his own store AZ thu
corner Of Bacchus Euerpe and Of having heater
him on The pavement Also Mike Sullivan accused Of having
/ knocked down and beaten Mrs. Esther Gully.
Apguse Hartman and Caleb Hale were sent 10 the Work
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JAMES BUCHANAN
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.

3i s.f JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE. &. 52t
But while call the attention of our political friends 70 the
alarming movements of the Republican organization we
should be wanting in our duty did we not hold up 70 pup
lie observation another organization against winch me Dee
cratic Party has also 10 contend NTH coming canvassan Or
gnzaon whose tenets and tendencies are alike dangerous 10
political liberty and religious ireedom.
This organization calling itself American proiesses
national principles yet continually proving its want oil ma
oaaly by the votes of its Northern Representatives IN Con
gress For recent proposition to restore the Missouri
Compromise the most national OF IT'S Northern supporters
voted the Black Republicans Fortunately for the South
Union Democratic Senate has tins far rendered It's
efforts nnocuous.
While this faction procaims reverence for the Constitution
and desire to preserve and perpetuate ~ u skes oow "
the very keystone of that Observation-Disclosures freedom For
getting the werecognized principles OF jurlsprudence-ha
You do indirectly that which are forbidden to DO d.
recyey to prescribe tmd do prescribe already in
Of of the unio all that portion OF our pou
lation who have embraced the Catholic religion Their cani-
Presidency has assumed Obligations which en- me event
Of his success will prevent him appointing office amy of
felowcens of the Catholic faith Thus portion OF our peo-
pie exercising the right Of worspping God according to the
dictates Of their consciencea right which gave bfth 10
lie Office separated from the balance of population and held
public and popular derision the rights and eereo
mics Of their church uacarded the public prints mum
eries their Drests subjected 10 insult and contmcy
the patriotism and love country OF every worshipping
God according peculiar Of thar church, called into
| question a... ---... ..a.-
But this not the only revolving feature of this organization
proscrpive in its character that neither birth
creed or eapae-uness its od'ons enes are embraced una en-
| dorsetl-collnands from II protection or respect
Boosting thatit had risen on the RUNS oil the w anu oeo
cratic Pariesnd ponouncins both OF them Is nov
making cring appeals TO the patE''e ie lo osee eos't
| tuted the wing fary' ...s
lis history though snort is one Oh PFlhcpies
pledges repudlated fromusanhs me aAioi INA. 'Ae"'
should seek inc man ana hoV me HAN ie oihee' ~ i
sen'ed l"st lof ONCE anu oee iii'is ''i''7 '
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Ponder Over IT.!

! (. 47sE e.
The telegraphic dispatches published Saturday last,
that the Northern Fillmore members Of Congress had
held i caucus to consider The advisability Of with
drawing Mr. Fillmore, is yet, and we believe will long
remain, without confirmation We must confess our
selves at loss to account for the expressions of tr
uph at this intelligence on the part OF Democrats
that We met with on Saturday and Sunday. How
any man who considers the continuance of the Union
paramount to the success Of mere party organiza
ton can take any pleasure in believing such intel.
gence we are at utter loss to account for To us,
is as clear as the MONDAY sum- that the withdrawal
Of Mr.. Fillmore at this time would lead to strictly
sectional contest, the lesut Of which would, necessa
riIy be the election Of Mr.. Fremont. The New York
Mirror-a Fremont paperin.a an article referring to
the course of Southerners who are abandoning Mr.
Fillmore while conceding to him their entire esteem,
sees in the act nothing but intention to make the
contest a strict sectional one between Mr. Buchanan
and Mr. Fremont, The Mirror closes its article by
saying, with much truth, we think, that
The causes which are working in the South to send
Fillmore men to Buchanan operate here to swell the
ranks Of the Republican party. Thousands OF con-
sentative Northerners who were willing to occupy the
middle ground presented by Mr. Filmores platform
will never consent either to vote for br Buchanan or
to throw away their votes on a candidate who has
been abandoned by the South And when challenged
their associates in the South for their reasons for
going with the Fremont forces, they will answer /:
I'VE have the same right to abandon Fillmore for
Fremont as yon have to desert Fillmore for Buchanan;
We love not the Wing party less but constitutional
liberty more and as you have determined to make
slavery extension the paramount and only issue, we
array ourselves on the side Which presents the strong
est antagonis to your aggressive spirit, and which
has the best chance Of repellng your encroachine
nnlipv, u S 36i
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5 TO TIE IKDease0cssRcD H@
q Il THEsCITY 0FNE yVsORLE ANS !.
pgnoonA1,c srArB ors4p4A ooanlrrfB,

9$3 DEMocRAr1c STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, 4
MA E.TFEX Bi9 July 18th, 1866 5
The period having arrived for the canvass in LOUISIANA the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES in the discharge Of the
important duties imposed upon then deem wise while recon-
mendg apan Of organization to the Democracy OF Inc Pas1s
Orleans and to all other Southern and national men cooper
ang with III the present truly alarming crisis OF orr country
briefly aule TO the grave character OF the Impending ss
GLE necessity of all true Southern men uniting Them
selves with the National Democratic Party of the Union
For the first time in the history Of the country sectional
being waged for the Presidency faction calling
itself Repnbie has been banded together Ii the Tree states
Of this Union, with the avowed object OF climbing to power
the PROSTATE rights the Southern States and at the GER
tain sacrifice f successfully Of the American Union Fighting
banner upon whose folds is inscribed the declaration
that the Territories Of this Unionacqired by the common
vnlor the blood and the wealth OF the entire
countys forbidden ground the people of the South unless
received with condition. unconstitutional in its character as
acceptance would be degrading Southern eement has
engenderel species Of wild haticism the North 50 alarm
ne in its power call forth f desire remain peo-
ple) the united efforts of all national men.
The Democratic Party has issued manifesto Of principles,
broad comprehensive and national their character based
upon the letter and spirit of the Constitution and framed with
view TO perpetuate union of these States They have
ected their standard hearers whose history is that OF
their country public and private reputation stands with
out spot or benisl and whose experience and knowledge OF
nduistrnonof government safe guarantee for
the welfare Of country It is with ordinary pride
that present. for the support Of our citizens, the
| nf
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Il y,SttsNr, az ,ts,IK ID la M sT0 IsNEs

4 E La. ,4 fS
From s1,r exchanges we learn TINT the storm which
created sush terrible hayes ID our State en- sunday,
the 1gth jnst, must IaYe reached from one end "a
the Union to tie other.
In AIassachusetts there was gale on the stll INST.
fpr dilation and intensity exceeds any thing
1zsnogss, there fors Ii great many years
Over forts buildings were struck BY lightning M
clnairl churches and others of a public nature -
so,,e Gowns, dill damage by Tie lightning, wind and
Vas very Great, bar ticuIaidy Wentworth where
Is the value of near twenty thousand dollars
was destroyed Railroads in that State suffered most
severely BY having trees blown over thelf trac S
and iages washed travel was n consequence
much impeded. N w a4 Ts VI If
III New Hampshire the storm was most severe,
blowing down barns and farm houses, destroying vast
quantities of grain river rose to an estlaordi+
nary lei gft. the Merrimac, which rose
eleven feet above its usual height.
4 lii New York and Pennsy1 gania, the storm pre-
vailed with more Or less intensity. In Philadelphia
the lightning struck several buildings eleetrifying
several persons, but without fatal results.
IN Virginia they were visited by violent storm
and food which completely submerged q large por-
zion Of the town Of Harrisonbnrg 4, sweeping away
several houses and contents. s5
In Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware, more o.
less damage was done to the growing crops, many
houses had all Their window glasses blown out, O
\ we're unroofed, and hail fell large quantities.
III Tennessee. storm also ragged on the sth, which
is described as having been terrific Three trees i
front of d dwelling house il Carksyille were struel
nv lightning and seton fire. 5 III ~ a53 S8$s8
iii Mississippi we learn that storm, which for Sc
verify has scarce ever been equalled, commenced O
Sunday the 10TH and continued for three days dom
Immense damag to the cotton crop. 3s.
Ia The. Northern parishes Of our State, the sam
storm committed universal havoc Cotton and cor
which, "a few previous, promised such ample hal
vest 10 planters now lying PROSTATE, ~ m'1e
damaged that the yield is reduced to at least one
third. Cane, where not fattened to the ground 1t
said will not be much injured.
Thus has this terrible storm swept from one end {
tile country to the other, blasting the well earne
hopes Of the farmer, and wrapping whole conmt
mites in mourning. Well indeed may it be said, til
gale Of August, 1856, will long be remembered.
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ES= Caution to Travellers. Travellers at
this season year should always careful procure
supply of DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, as
now conceded by all who have tried this invaluable me
cine be assisted and when traveller subject
the various changes of water and diet as he is compelled
be- these BITTERS are the most reliable medicine in
ke That they what represent only refer to the
people generally who have tried them and speak volumes in
this regulator of the stomach For sale by Wright
Co.. q and Isl Gharres street. and o. O. Woodman
Of Magazine and Common Streets and druggists and dealers
generally. an15 2p6t<W
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anlS 2p3t#
Mothers

Mothers
Who see with alarm their children wasting away and be-
coming sess cyersh ebated in consequence OF the
presence worms in the stomach bowels can remove all the
trouble Immediately by administering WINERs CANADIAN
NERMFUGE which discharges them without pam ana leaves
the digestive organs vigorous condition anefe Is 10 MN
era ingredient in this preparation.
BE particular and remember the name, Wner's Canadian Yer
mnge-s the only article that be depended on Re
this For sale New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT s. CO.,
auls 2p3,eod<W 81 and Isl ChaFtres street
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River Intelligence.
V1CKsBuRG August ls.-The Southern Belle passed
down at o'clock this evening. g.. .

DEsERET-All accounts agree that there is much
suffering in the Territory of Utah on account of the
devastation committed by the grasshoppers A letter
to the st. Louis Republican, from party OF returned
Californians who reached Independence, Mo-, by the
way Of the Salt Lake. says provisions were scarce
and high and much suffering experienced by the
Mornons the past year, many having lived on roots
and other such food. There are a great many very
poor and degraded people in the valley. The Nor
mon authorities are afraid of the United States troops
and have great difficulty in preventing the women
from going off with them when they leave. On the
overland route buffalo were very numerous, the In
dams friendly and the emigration to California quite
large. It is ascertaned that at point where the
north and south roads meet, fifteen thousand cattle
have passed on the way West. AL the parties were
in the enjoyment of good health and spirits, and from
the appearance of things on the road, would go
through with satisfaction to themselves, as grass in
the valley of the Humboldt was better than it had
ever been seen before
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s~By virtue of the powers with which,

RS~By virtue of the powers with which /
invested by Supreme Government Of the Republic Of Nj
caagua per deposited and recorded the oceo
W. Chry Esq, Notary Public have constituted and APP
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SIIADRACK II.
SLATER the sole agents of the said Republic for the purpose
of eecting an and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same.
They fully accredited to that effect and have alone author
iy hereafter assume obligations and for Nicaragua
jy2l % y, DE G0ICOURIA.
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On Monday morning. the 18th ins at O'Clock of conslInp-
ton, Capt. JAMES NJ WHANN, aged fory-two years
tive Of pennsylvania and Tor The last twenty resident Of
New Orleans. II '
R- Cincinnati and steubenyile Ohio papers please copy
On Thursday the 3lst Of July. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mr..
yenr : - - : Z \
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yEE0gesSimes for a4esgasse.
uARPERiS MAGAZINE,
KNICKERBOCkER,
HALLS JOURNAL OF HEALTH,
PUTNAMS MAGAZINE,
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
THE INVENTOR.
AFFECTIONS RAILWAY and STEAM BOAT GUIDE
published monthly;
HARPER;S STORY BOOK ETC., etc,
together with ill the latest Publications including Standard and
Miscellaneous Books, Novels, etc. For sale by
J. C. MORGAN,
a,l6 2D2t Exchange Place, adjoining PostOfice
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Fillmore Rangers :

Fillmore Rangers
MEETING POST % N E D
To wednesday. Ausut 20, at y o'clock 2. NJ
In consequence the continued nceency of the weather
andhc condition Of the bridges and crossings in remote parts OF
the city has been deemed advisable postpone the meeting
Of the - 10000
called for Friday evening" 18th inst, to WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, August 20, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
auI4 2ptd att O'Clock r. NJ
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The bill introduced in the House on the 9th inst,
by Mr.. Faulkner, for the better organization Of the
army, increases the pay of every commissioned officer
twenty dollars month, and fixes ration at thirty
cents. The lowest grade is not to confer any rans
command or emolument.
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DIV E3I AY M( d, GUST 40. 1866.

Isasag daring taa sstiaaaer eso desire
~ sisg II eaa hsre e done
ysr usaa orders and &C
s,rsss III oSF aIfds, 1Ns. ID saap sttse.
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fiSAaosAi 1pWSl, .haJ u 1901.
The Bters give nbounded satisfaction all that have used
them md do and always recommend them all that
afflicted They have cured many of Dyspepsia Of
them where hundreds Of dollars spent for remedies
which afforded relief and considered incurae until
they used the BiteEs See advertisement aul6 IndW&A
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j. W.. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, la,
Practices his Profession in all Branches in the Parishes Of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl6 2pf
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SadeGZe4.y, Harness and 4S'eSasfss.
The subscribers have just receiveda full supply English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EM "a ns I'm o. - - =
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH Also con-
stany hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
x2s OWES,
and other articles in their n which they invite attention.
WING MACH4N IS,
"'N' "'' 'I1 LACEY & CO.,
je23 2ptn1 u 81 0hafes street,
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We are under obi ions to the officers OF the
fins steamer Belfast for lite 81. and Memphis
#sssSlasS
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DIR. SasasegeG Reynolds.

oFFICE--Eo. Jig GRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLEANst
Cures CANCERS scAIp-HGAp, UNDERSTANDING, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description !a5l 2ply
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TIE East Chance OF tie Season.
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of st. Ann ana burgundy Streets.

We inform our numerous and the public generally.
that We have received large and magnificent stock Of
American and Foreign Dry Goods
The season being far advanced and desiring to reduce
our stock for approaching one offer the whole for sale
from and after THIS DAY, {Mondny August 18th, at eX
tremy moderate and reduced prices Our past is proof that
we have I'D present te faithfully kept all our promises
Il is utterly impossible for here to our many
friends every article to be found on our shelves:
800 pieces IRISH LINEN, Rt all prices;
800 :. MOSQUITO NETTING, jacquard and other
manufactures;
800 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS
200 :. DAMAsK and other NAPKINS
500 pieces INDIENNEs. assorted;
25 ). LINEN CAMBRIA;
500 :. GRASS SKIRTS;
so :. JACONET MUSLINS cheap;
200 :. INDIA MusLINS;
80 >. PLAIN and FANCY MUSL1NSi
100 ., DoMEsTICs,
500 PARASOLS;
500 UMBRELLAS;
$50 ROBES Flounced and Bayadere Style
800 pieces BLACK VELVET various bread;hs;
500 pairs MUSLIN CURTAINS, jacquard and Bobinet.
CURTAIN STUFFS various qualities.
Fine Paris Brittany Bobinet Netng English Hose ane
paca Wooen sns and Mosselaines de Iaie Cottor
Of Beached and Unblcaced sheetings
| Shrngs etc, etc.
N B-We omit the prices which offer the above men
toned stock intend 10 surprise all who will honor lis Will
| a visit, at the chcapness Of the same. :.
| M. BARRIERE & CO.,
| au1S on2t Corner Of St. Ann and Burgundy SITS.
|
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.RsGrOE BeeEg.
Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture leaving the city aud wishing I" dis
of their furniture will find it to ,heig advantage to call on
the undersigned.
Aso-second band Furniture Sold exchanged and repaired
?. NJ. TOURNE,
aul9 2n3t % Baronue street
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rEB Piled 10 THE CRESCENT
ADDITIONAL BY TrIEi BALTIC.
BvSrHE SOUTHERN AND sATIosAlI IN LINES 3

Cotton market Firm Breatstuns Declined.
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EDep0Es,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S 2ptf Nos. 81 and 15l CharreB street.
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R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
IL Grand Dress S0iree
WILL. BE GIVEN BY THE
Officers of Howard Lodge No. -, I. O.O.F.
AT THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE cARRoLLToN
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD,
On Tuesday Evening, August 10Th,
The proceeds be devoted the Widows and orphans
Fund Of said Lodge.
The entire second floor of the Hotel has been engaged by the
Committee. a MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, and every
arrangement made render this the most pleasant sOlRt
ever riyen during months this side the Lake
Gentlemen desiring Ladies' Invitations requested TO send
in their and residences to the Board Managers who
will meet every Monday and Friday evenings previous to the
soirec.
No Lady will admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board of Managers.
train Of engaged leave the Lake for the
Cy mt 21s o'clock A. NJ Wednesday, which hour the
Ball will terminate.
Genemers Tickets s. 50 EACH be had of either of the
Managers P P Werleins No. Camp street. No Ticket
will be sold the Lake, money received the door,
r7s Ladies gentlemen holding tickets invitations for
the Soree on the inswhch has postponed in
the ncemenCy Of the weather-are notified ha ey
will be good for this occasion.
| Managers
| at. D. VANHoRN. DAVID MOORE,
r. s. KEAGuY SC. II. SHOTWELL,
| "A DEsoLA JOSEPH MAGNER,
| SAMuEI, HARRY NEWTON RICHARDS,
| ~. l.. MACAULAY,
aFoor Managers and Committee Invitation and Arrange
| ments. A....
My For the accommodation Of the company, special trair
of cars will leave the Depot at Tvo Circle for tue Lake at 2
d a % o,clock nm tbe evening of the soiree jv2l
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saa.tbagr's
FE'xafer G1GEeSes,
Notice.

j. P TODD, of the late firm of Todd Il Co, and TODD Il
ANDoLFI are fully authorized collect all monies dnc the
late firm Of Todd Co. aud the in liquidation, they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
jy23 2p1m VIM H. FISH
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young sperm whale was thrown upon the Atlap-
tic shore of Long Island, near Quoque, on the 9th
inst This is the first whale Of the kind ever seen in
this country. An agent Of Barnums Museum bought
it, and sent it by extra the Long Island Rail-
road to the city. preserved in ce Hundreds were
aoekdng to see The monster,
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.u. .EBOEbete1"'s
CONNER CIAL COL l. e G II
M, TO{; Canal Street.

No. HOG CRnaI Street.
French, Spanish German, English Arithmetic Geometry
Surveying, Navigation Penmanship Phonoraphy ooN-Seep
ing etc. etc. are taught by able Professors There are nine
apartments snecia Professor for each branch, to
save the time of pupils.
bJ- New Classes this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
anl6 2p3t* LOG Canal street.