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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28
ITALIAN OPERA IN BOSTON.

BosToN Monday Oct ~ ioo
This evening l. L soe du Nord performed TOT tns
first time here TO u large and brilliant audience. "
was complete success, creating furore OF ~ Peass
seldom if ever before shown by q Boston aneueooe'
Madame La Grange and others of the prneiPs' "e's,
were repestedy encored, and at the e.d oil 10 saa
called 10 the foolghts The opera will Dc rep eated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

The Republicans of BROOKLYN hold their closing
Grand Rally for this election at the City Hal this
evening, and will be addressed by Mr.. Speaker
BANKS Of Massachusetts,, Gov. ROBINSON of Kan
sas. and the Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. Need
We saw more
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

WORCESTER, Monday, Oct. "a, 1856.
At the Peoples District Convention for the IXth
Congressional District, held in this city to-day, ELI
THArER OF Worcester was unanimously nominated, by
reclamation, to Congress Mr.. Thayer addressed the
Convention, accepting the nomination.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

LOWELL, Monday, Oct. y no
Yesterday afternoon John HUMPHREYS and William
Carberry laborng men, accidentally blew the Aselyes
up by smoking pipes in Whippe's powder drying
house There was very little powder Ia The Pla,e but
both men were burned to death.
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POLITICAL CHANGE.

BUFFALO Monday Oct. q, 1876.
The Hon. Carlos Emmons, for many years State
Senator from this county and delegate to the recent
Wing National Convention at Baltimore, prominent
Silver Gray Wing, il out with letter this morning
announcing his determination TO support Fremont.
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Nesp0urk daily Gaibm,re
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1876
TO CORRESPONDENT.

No notice can taken Of Communications Wh
intended for insertion be suthe nuested o he
and address 81 the WHEREOF Decesssay for puoucs
ton, but guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Ommunics'oh
Subscribers in sending rentsnces frequently omit to men
ton Of the PostOhcs, and very tfequenny me
name Of the State which their paper ID 70 be sent Al
vsys mention the name Of the Posf- Office and Stdk
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FoRNEY CALLS FOR MORE MONEY.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct. p, 1856.
Col. Forney sent kere, on Saturday, the most
pressing message for more money for the election Of
next ruesdsy in Pennsylvania. Without large sums
at once. be says, the State is lost to Buchanan and
nossibv. be adds, il is lost at any rate. The
Rpcbspeers are greatly alarmed at the prospect
before them.
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FIRE AT PIrTSBUREV.

PIrrsBrRoH, NJ oudsy OF n, lisa
At o'clock this morning FIRE broke out IN Brvp
Hayes confectionery, on Liberty street. ssd the
SIS OtG partially insured.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS,

CHICAGO, Monday, Oct. q, 1856.
The dispatch from this city the 23d inst in regard
to the release of the Kansas emgrants arrested at
Plymouth, X. T., By telegraph, blunder is made to
cay that the arms found in the wagons of the emgrant,
were I" restored" whereas they were " retained by
the authorities,
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A summary of Gov. Gearys special dispatches
to the Government at Washington, detailing events
in Kansas, will be found in another column.
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FAIL AND WINTER WEAR.

Good taste Is said 70 intuiye only 20 De so9ue
lons pr,ctioe and observation any vocation
CO.. PRODUCTIONS in the way VI READY hADt 49, ~,
foy the presrnt and ensuing .eLsons justify the
h h.s s, been acquired from Their long career 10
Tor tbe community, and thus they are enabled orr gn
citizens but from diaereDt parts 81 ne ChPn, nh ~, 9SI
tor having no bou d. They 81 the ola iOc@''n " "
Broadway
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MARINE DIsAsTER-sOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, OTt. - 10 %
The ship Constitution went ashore near Ho 70 u
last She was partially dismounted, and has bees
abandoned.
New. Orleans papers of Tuesday last are to hand
but their contents uLimportsnt. fN.gt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

There was severe tempest on Lake Michigan on
Saturday and Sunday Our dispatch reports the
wreck of the propeller Toledo and the loss of forty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

Late adyices from Santa Fe state that the recent
Territorial Election in New-Mexico resulted IL
Democratic majority in both branches Of the
Legislature.
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ACCIDENT TO CANADIAN STEAMER NEW

MONTREAL Monday Oct lSo.
The royal mail steamer New Era, from HIN Hca,
ran aground yesterday on The Gallops Rapids Inc
pas sengers sustained no injury.
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MEXICO-ylDAURRI SUCCEEDING,

NJ" UFltAss, SStufd sy. Oct. -, 1870.
We are IN receipt OF Gal, eston .its 10 the sd int
Tbs frontier paP-r state that Ndauri hss taken Mer
Viiao-. resls.a-ce. ard The. moved agsast Canary,
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THE RECENT DWELLING MOVEMENT =.
kIRt,INIA "

RIcBNosD. Monday, Oct q. lss
The Grand Jury to-day presented Robert d a..
.Jsbn NJ. BOtts Roger 4. Pryor Of The Rich .ssS y
0,,rr-. B. h. Bots A. ID. Banks OF TIE P,,,,.h'@-
Democrat, ard Others for violation Of the dusE,s,
La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

W gr,A many a the pr-eu time seriously troubled VII"
Coushs Coles and luhueull fyc who are thus W.,
allow hon four kADw AS REGVLArokS shu ps'
The surface OF The body with RADwNS Ri 'pf hhLitf
whole Fystem viii he free from uipton Of pain ana o
IN less ID Al sir hours after Remedies arc us'
soLhee who visited Wsl'cEs ThcSier on MLday ssh 90,
oeSied took on ais oVecOS exposed himself 70
Of ana caught cold DuEuE the might ne
seized with violent pains all his body Hi, throat was
thai he could scarcely swallow discharges from
The aud constant every bonc in his body achca
with pain and he hosse that Be- could speak above
whisPer In this condition. the morning found him
w however Anew his id lts and Anew the remedies that
would him A. o'clock he took -iS OF R,D~aNs
ToRs and lad bis whole body rubbed with RApwA
READY RfLET Al tw.lV, oclooA the day he nd
of sI biz cifhcuies-R,DwAY's KrGCLAToRs aud READY
RyLIET will the lunueulA bad Cold. in few hours
Tooiaache isCured INSTANTLY by fhc RFLILy
RApwAY 4 Co. No 1863 fnltonst, N Y.
r X. Remedies sod BY Druggists and Merchants every
v'f
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WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS bAroHhLtokS
20 i'm proveIn-nts peculiar 70 their hodse
Ihy are ceicraied al over world for their graceful osay
,,y.nS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 charm The largest and lest
.,t N the vord Twelve private rooms for applying MS
:" M. ia =, R,rcsgLoEs No. 1S5 Broadway.
Old CIDER VINEGAR, warranted pure ior SAFE
by Thompson 4 Mcdowell, oh, -.
Family Gro,.rs, Ne 22t 9Th av, coz <'tA-st.
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which place VA defendfd by thirteen bundr-S IT,
snd some strmshes bad already taken pisse bs,v.ss
the opposing forces. '''sa
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Business Notices.
SHALL WE ADVERTISE OR DRESS

SHALL WE ADVERTISE OR DRESS
~ JULIA CAsEY sHEtSHART.
at Am getting quite old. D" thought Bach"
A. HE bulk and rcd nose be admired
sill think M hight make q good match.
where sense and good taste required"
He asked OF friend what he thought
Should he aeyeriss pumply and panty!
why, who upon eHuh would b. caught
SAID his friend with your figure ungaiuly
II to wish
Some sweet blpsliug maiden Of twenty,
Go down 20 SMITH BRoTBERs. and they
Can make you look young enOux h plenty!
Advertising. theI. you'll b. spared
It's thin only fOols d. between
For Il Vulcan % SMITHS had repaired
He would ne'eT have been didded ~ EeuusT
SNr1H BROTHERS One Pnrc hoesale and Retal CI0ahs
MArerooms Nos. " and 10 knlton-st.. Ne.s YoIk
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EALL CARPFTINGS.

PETLgsoS HUnPHREY.
No. 5A BEosdwsy Sprng-st now prepared " 81.
hib thcir large stock Of CARPETS (his Fas lHe4'' "
greatly reduced price,.
VELVET CaRPETINC. Ia. % lfs per yard
TAPEsTsy ChKPETGsc. 20 70 lOs per YARD -, .ood.
Rich ERvssELs CssPETnCi g. pr yafd 9na a. IN s
unusually low, for cash. PETERSON nv ~, 49,,
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a UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLE or NArt RE.-W hen
v AZ sch should remember hat uaarc has provided rs
With drsiu thiysx iect ions into "hieh al tue npIos
~ 49,. sysie b. throw and 40 eipelcd i"n ur tody
Nv BRisDkETBS Puts put NOut pans shd o'.us
~. inlet end Few hours DO more to cure you 'nAd oy
- ,b.f method o. moutls Otcf two th"'s ~ inc Pe"P
=. In, Tritsd S4'-s have us'd ID" bKNoSLih I'~Ls 49,
-, ,n.r been h. them wtcn every he9i u.'
NV. -. n No - Ctnii.' fur d'ors from Brnsd"sN
- ,er TX With iuu dloctioas No "a Hudson -
I" x - B.Deit. b. d. ". D'un S'i IH'"'''f -
81 ~, a. t,.p,, stlv uct.. luc ->-. 10 sclcsAliJ
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FAIL BOOrs.- ATKINS, No. ia Fulton-st.,
UrspAyp's CALCINEp MAGNEsiA is three times

Of Maguesa 10 cleAI
at taste -Four premium silver medals and ora All
NJ awarded being best In market foT SAFE Oy
The druggists generally and Wholesale by the
NV T. j. HUSBAND PhladslPhiA
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HDsTETTHR's BTTTERs.-The success of Hos
letters Vegetable Stomach Btters in curing Dyspepsia Lye<
Complaint npartiug health and TO the system creating
An appetite and enyening the animal spirits iswhout paa
Ie In the history of medicine Sold BY all GroceIs Druggists
and Hotels. HoTsTyrTEs SMITH, PROPRIETOR ftsou'su
n. tor eh. Eazt
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CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
New Patterns,
New Styles
For sLe by the importers only,
Kelly FERGUSON. No. 25l Broadway.
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Our LATE STYLES Of Fall and Winter Garments are now
pesdy, and GU sale. :,
A. Of from fabrics imported by and confined 20
best styles early call will many Deau
fu will be a before the fairly begun
The Stock Of CLOTHS CAssmEREs and EEsTISGS Ia our
admitted to DO tie largest and best selected
variety exposed IN this city ID DEyLS 20,
Nos 258 259 aud 30 Broadway
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To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGIsrs.
BARNES PARK,
4o g4 ROADWAY N Y invite the attention Of Gloss buyers
b tleiI imuC o. stock Of European and AmOrcan
PATENT MEDICINES,
The complete assment in either heniheTe at and b.
Low prorctos price by dozen package 100 gross
BARsEs GPARK r. Y, Cincinnati and San Francisco
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G ABOUT FACE!
YOU NEXT

DSkfE A. CRAIG informs the public that having
- DISSOLVED his late associations. he is now EEyoty
ING ON HIS OWN AxEs, in other words. be has establjsE,ed
himself on Church street. north side, hrs. door east Of
the Harvey House-where HE and his SATELLITES. will
neu tdse no note af time, but with sAL4pfy nj apE. keen
Us the sCfTHE OF OLD TINE, takes off the hdtry reIun.
dances- manipulate kirsute humanity in a manner
most beautiful to behold. Lulled by the music of a
distant waterfa!l-EIIcE bearing the tauarl, savorv
anu pure as ever Graded the INFANT VESUs-buried in
enshiens OF elder down-immerSed in aroma from the
ORIENTAL CHIMES, there to carry on the 1onsoridl, Hir-
suite and hnpperldpium Art, &c.
"Cone one, come all.
And give JOE a shaving callI,'
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To Architects. Builders, Contractors, Plan
tiers and Others.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
L Builder, Planters and the community at large.
that he is row fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power. at short notice and moderate prices. Oval, Gothic
or Bevhed Window sash, all kinds of Pannel aud Sash
Doors, either fixed or revolving Door and Window
Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c.
Flaming, Tongueing and Growing, turning of every
description.
Plank dressed to order of any width under two ives,
and Of any thickness under three inches. Timbers
dressed perfectly true. OF any length under thirty five
feet long and twenty inches square.
Ia All orders addressed to me Though the Post
Office, or S. NJ. Hart + Co., of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan J. W. BROWN
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J. A. TROUSDALE,

BATON RoteE, La,
d ENEWS the tender of his professional services in
Ii tie various branches pertaining To the pENrALAgr
to the ladies and gentlemen of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As to his abilities, the best credentials can be fur
nished if necessary: but to those who have not en-
ployed him, he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have SO literally favored him during tbs
past year with their confidence, and for which he
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every exertion to continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the MT
most care. and also with the view to durability, thue
rendering a prominent benefit to the patient. He will
always be in his Office from 5 A. NJ, until ) F. N.
Office room over J. ". Qaia3tns' shoe store l.aay
cite Street.
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N z.

THE subscriber respectfully returns his tbsnts -
l. his friends and customers who have duripc ,ba
past year literally gave him their patronage. and taLa
this method Of informing them and the public At roc
Der, and every thing requisite for the uudertakina ma
successful completion Of all work in the shae of
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS. SASH. and DOORS a.
ting up STOKES, BAR-RoOMS, in the best. most dnra.
ote and workmanlike style. All orders left at D. G
Montan's Hardware Store, the Post Office or At tha
shop 90 Fifth Street, adjoining the St. Peters and g.
fauPs coiege, viii meet with prompt attention.
G. l.. SEES.
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For Sale--A Fine Chance!

4 TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish about
IA four miles above the Ferry Landing, and front.
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arprnts
front, more or less. with the depth of about forty ar.
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
oy tahds belonging 10 the succession of Terence Du-
mouy, and below by those of Villenauve Ierlapc Jr
l. Co, with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Also, With or without the 81 W-HLL attcbeI IN
the same.
DENCE; there being L FRUIT TREES. GOOD
GARDEN &c. WV
For terms and conditions apply to o. BERNARD Jr
Parrish Recorder, or to
.pis-4t. JOHN C.. ELDER
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TOUR0 INFIRMARY.

Corner Of Neto Leree md Gaiennie streets
'TtHlS Hospital is spacious ana conveniently situate
L a square from the river, near the ship and steam
boat landings.
ur. JOSEPH BENSAnON is the Director of the Tnsti-
tuition. and Resident Ph ysician and surgeon.
DR.. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting MUSICIAN and
surgeon.
TERMS:
Private rooms. from 81 so to IS per day.
Wards. 81 so per day.
Wards for Slaves ...........,. ST 90 pei ia y.
Professional attendance. medicines. nursing, diet
and lodgings areinc!uded in these charges.
RH-Snrgical operations charged extra.
ne The location Of the Hospital is perfectly heal
the iuhTnlafy'
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BY ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE,

NVECEuOK VI SAAV oG0G6 VI xEOSA1DfAID0s
To the Sheriff Of the Parish Of West Bato
Rouge:
WHEREAS Electors for President and Vice Fresi
W dent Of the United States, are to be chosen 10
this State on
tuesday, the Fourth day OF November next
- provided by Jaw, as follows, TO wit:
oSs Eleetor from the First Electoral District, compcs
ed Of the Parishes Of Piaquemine ana St, Bernard
the Third District of the City Of New Orleans ans
Faaboarg IRENE.
osE from the Second District, composed Of the First
and Second Districts with the exception Of the Eau
oourg Tere
oss fre,n the Third Electoral District composed Of The
Fourth District Of the city of New Orleans; that
part Of the Parrish OF Orleans ON the right bank o
the Mississippi, and the Parishes Of Jefferson, st.
Charles, 81 John the Baptist, st James, Ascension,
Assumption, Latourche and Terrebonue.
oSE from the Fourth Electoral District, composed OF
the Parishes Of st famnlaaSs Washington, Living
stnn, - Aelana, East and West Tetciana, Point
coupee, Fast anG West Baton Rouge and lberville.
osE from the Fifth EIertoral District. composed of the
c"aB!le. of Attakapas md 0pelousas, and the Par
ishes Of Rapides and Ayoyelies. and
oSE from the Sixth Electoral District, comPr sed Of the
Counties of Nstehitoches, Ouachita ard Concoraia,
aud the Parishes Of Catahoula and Franklin.
Now THEREFORE, I have thought proper to tissue this
my Proclamation, notifying the qualified voters
throughout the State of the Election aforesaid, and
commanding allSheritfs, Commissioner OF Election, and
other officers therein concerned, 10 hold said Election
ioF ELECTORS OF treSlacnt aud wee PTesldeitL OF the
United States, for the State of Louisiana, on the ith
day Of Novembsr next, 1s56l said Election 10 be con
Quoted and returns thereof made in all respects ac-
cord!ng to the provisions of the Constitution Of this
state and Jaws IN such case made and provided.
GIVEN UNDER ny HAND, and the seal Of
the State gf LouissGna. at Baton Rouge, tt.s
Il. 81 Ssuenh day Of July 4. D.. 1886. and Of the
Independence Of the United States Of imer-
ied, The Eighty First.
BY H GOVERNOR: OB' C. WICKIIFFE.
ANDREW s. HEBRON,
Secretary Of State.
For the purpose Of carrying in to execution the
above proclamation, Polls VIII be opened IN this Par
ish, on the lst Tuesday OF November next being the
iLh day of said month, at the following places in tins
Parish and under the direction of the FLOWING nam
ed Commissioners, to wit:
Ar THE CoPEEE HOUSE, OF UzEu Ten RArFRaY.
Lbm-Marceilin Dpiron, Nillerepe Tuillisr and II
Bergeron.
AT THz COFFEE House OF T BovRG Zoo.
Ins-Sosthene Ailiet, J Cairo, ct Franz Williams.
AT THE CorRT HOUSE OF THIS PARISH,
Cnnis-V Dubroes, A Blrrow, 0 Bernard, ST.
ArsrHE STORE or J T TAcsAg.
Cons-B r Chinn, B W Clark. ! / i4ohdell.
AT TUE PUEIIC SCHOOL HorsE IND SfHooL DISTRICT,
Cons-H H Germany, George Young and { Smith.
To be open from 9 o'clock A NJ until / O'Clock IN.
\ POPE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge Sept. 9th 1856.
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LOUIS KoNDERT.
Fashionable Boot and Shoe
Maker

D EsPErTFuLLY offers his seryieee r. the s.-r;,o.
IL of Baton Rouge and vicinity, in making al tjnss
. hoofs and SHOES, His long experience il tie
BUSINESS is the recommendation he offers. ~
MS shop is situated on Lafayette street. betve.,
lnurch and Laurel, near Bogei's drug store.
& Mr.. +. employs none but the best work,ner .na :,
avs guarantees a good fit.
W gentlemen troubled with CoRss or E,-s,oKoxn
9 ss easily - an Old .hos. RI. uanEs.
mar p ~ IoTrn 1ISs
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W. T. TTNN A Z D ..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FTNHEfR stock Of BrGGItS. RoCK&WAYS, HAIR
/ NESS, B~AR0TtEFS COACHES and WHIPS, is
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere
as they guarantee their prices as low as any in the
South.
Es- "areroom on Main street next the City Hall.
Eu- hAsrFAfTTRIs" and kspAI4St; in superior style
at the old stand co Church and NAN street
Baton Rouge. Sep. 90
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ard vva ] Hardware!
- Having removed to the stand formerly occupied
ny Joshua Bcal, and having received large accessions
20 my stock, ! would solicit persons in want of Hard
ware, Wood and Willow ware. House Furnishing, &c.
TO give me : call before purchasing elsewhere.
Jane AoSTAE b HuGuET, Church street.
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PROCLAMATION
PAR ROBERT &. WiCkLIFFE,
Gouverneur de FEtat dc In Louisiana.

PAR ROBERT G. WICkLIFFE,
Go~uverneur de rEtat dc Ia Louisiana.
ia Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge.
4 1TENDU que des Electeurs pour President ct Vic,
n President des Esats Cniz, dosvent etre ciloise poul
Get Fiat,
Mnrdl lie Quatre de Novembre proclaim,
Annie Cs5t) gull est pourvu par la lei, canine suit:
Us Electeur, pour lie premier District Electoral, com
pose des paroiases Piaauemine ct st Bernard, Il
troisiena District De Ia VILE de la Nellie. Orleans, e
lie %Faubourg IRENE.
liz Electeur pour lie Second District Electoral comra,
Sc des premier ct second District de Ia nellie. Orleans
"a Perception Gu Faubourg IRENE
IN tiecteur pour lie Troiseirne District Electoral. com.
pose du 9~uatriene District de La vile de La nellie Or.
leans pc Get partie de la paroisse d'orieans situe sur
Ia rive droite du Mississippi, ct des paroisse JeIer
son, st Charles, st Jean Baptists, st Jarques, As
censicn, Assumption, Lafourche ct Tcrrabonne.
Us Electeur pour lie QuatrieIne District Electoral ccm-
pose des paroisse St T~amnany, Washington, Loving
ston. st Helena, East ct West Feliciana, Point Coupe
Est e. Quest Baton Rouge ct ibervi.le.
IN Eecteur pour le GsnquIeme District Electoral com
pose des contas de Attakapas ct Ooelousas, ct das
paroisse Rapiaes ct Avuyslles, ct
w Electeur pour lie sixieme District Electoral compo-
Sc des contes des Natchitoches. Ouachita ct consor-
da ct des paroisse latahouia ct Franklin.
ALoRs DoSc, j,ai cru propre de lancer ceei ma pro-
eianiation, notfeant des yoteurs qualities du tout
rEtat de Ia dite Election. ct crdonnant a tous les She
riffs. con,nissairsa' election. ct au,re officers aes cites
%tiO w IA III AItc EtfTtIIu pour FlagtpDrG &c
President ct Vice President lie Flats Unis. Pour pEtst
de la Louisiana, lie quaire de Novemhre proclaim 1856
Ia dite election devous etre tenuue seres taus les ran.
ports coformement a La Constitution de Get Fiat ct des
lois passee q ce suiet.
v SOUS MA STGNATvRE It e scean de
FEtN de la LouisinGss, q Baton Rouee. c.
IL So SJt de Jpiild 4. D. 1858, ct de Ienf,Fe,-
dance DIES Etats Enis d. ms1igue, la c1LisTe
cingt Enieme. 4
PAR LIE GoUvERNEUR: ROBERT CxWFCKlIFFF
ANDREW S. HEBRON.
SrTGdire d Etat.
Aim de porter Q execution Ia proclamation que pre-
cede, les boiters scrutins seront ouyens daus c.tte
paroisse, lie premier Nardi de Novembre prccnain oui
sera lie guatre du mois, aux endroits suivants de cette
parolsse, ct sous la direction des commissaires SAVIOR:
Az CAFE D'UzIIiEs RAFFRAY.
Coms-Marcellin Doiron, Villeneuve Tuftlier. ct II
Bergeron.
Az CAFE DE TRAsIEMoND BorEG Il Co,
Coms-Sosthene Aillet, J Cairo, ct Frank VILLAINS.
4 La MASON DE CoUR,
C0nas-V Dubroea, A Barrow, 0 Bernard, ST..
Az MAGAsIS De ] i TAcSEaU.
Cons-B r Chinn. B W Clark. j L Iobaelt.
A Ia MASON D'EcnLE Dc 2aE DTsTRicT DIES EcoIEs.
c"ms-A B Germany, George Young ct Chas Smith.
Les bottles seront ouyerts de 9 heures A N a 4 henres
~ \ " POPE, Sheriff.
Quest Baton Bonge Q Sept 1855.