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EH4iEECH LANGUAGE and LTrERATURE.
- LEON LAUGRlN, lately Lawyer at the Bar of Paris
Professor of the French Language French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana.
h French class for gentlemen at o'clock. every evening"
81 bis Office University Buildings corner Of Bsronne and Co
mon Streets nos Sm
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FIFTH DIsTs,or CoURr CITY or NEW ysWIDOW
Of New Orleans. PAULINE GUILI4ET-No.9 1854.

FIFTH DISTRICT GoURTS CITY OF NEW
of New Orleans. PAULINE q IIIIiET-No.a S54.
Z RYVTESTUE or a writ of III rf facias directed
the Honorable the Fifth District New Orleans
the above emitted to M agy late Sheriff and by said
late Sheriff to will proceed sell at public
and Royal Streets February
q, 1856 at IL o'clock NJ ssfg 4$3
IS F0uRLOTS OF GROUND. situate follows. sta
at Of Barracks Public Road Front
measuring Is feet 10 inches and 4ines the latter
street. 10 inches lines deep and front the
street Together all the buildings and improvements
ereor consisting Of brick house., slate rooted
containing the first story two in the second and
third front galeFyia treetory brick
slate roofed containing six with gallery one
4cistern and water
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the preceding one
measuring inches lines Public Road by
depth feet 10 inches and lines Together with ali the
buildings improvements thereon consisting three
story brick slate rooted containing rooms
brick Kitchen slate roofed containing six gallery
tWater-Rorss,s etc. 8$s$s S,,JZ : =
III ANOTHER HOT OF GROUND situate in the rear of the
property firstly described measuring rs feet 10 inches lines
allatin street. depth Of rs IL and Q
lines front Barracks with all buildings
and thereon consisting of hree-story
slteroofed, containing three rooms threeso brick
kitchen slate rooted containing three rooms works
Nd ANOTHER LOT or GRoUND, adjoining the one
lastly described 10 inches and lines
Galatin street. BY depth Of 70 feet inches and lines.
of brick store slate rooed containing three
brick Kitchen slate rooted, containing
% rooms, water works, etc.
Seized in the above suit Terms cash on the spot
ss55 JOSEPH HUFTY, &$s 4F
jazz 81 fell % VIII Sheriff Il the Parish Of Orleans
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ssFs nm TETS s. RS

sixrH DlsrRrcr GauaTs Mcf1 RY
Ss OF NEW ORLEANS gII.lING and al f. fa against
MsRTIN GAIaTfr IN surety On injunction bond favor
Of MAR ltIEI.L&q No. 4 ESQ: sst rs I
id Cd 81 ,e honpfable The Sixth District Court Of New OF
leans Ia entitled to NJ bafigny late Sheriff.
and by said hte to me transferred will proceed to sell
1t pfbl;c auction the Rotnda of HE City Exchange ST.
DAY, February. go 1856, Il Il O'Clock III.
"A LOT on GROUND situate in the First 49,
District OF ihis IN square No 46, bounded by Clara l
Mepomene Thalia and Aaunse streets Together with all
the buildings and thereon consisting Of
story frame house. sngle rooted having q one.story
frame kitchen. shnge rooted, having rooms, etc.
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situate in said Dis.
fct square No bounded by Clara Clio Eato and Mar.
TN streets slt Of sadlots front on Clara street. 8
Seized in the shove suit, hS tS3#3f .5i
y TERMS-Gash on the spot. fsg
Jazz 81 fel122 Sheriff q Tho Parish 81 Orleans
sIxlENE tsouR ne D1sra1cT3 PATRICK scDERaIoTT vs..
n DE la ACCOMPLISHMENTS MARY GILIIINi ct al f. fa
MARTIN gAuGHIIN securte sur lie bond dnjonction
Nm NHa9STU dun writ de faeEl fnc1ns address
u 50 honorable SiSeme Gor de District de ia NouYee
Iaffaire cdessus 81 Masignr sheriff
ct par eeluc moi tansere e % de
Ston entire celes Chares ct Royale REHABILITATION de-
10. UN TERRI sitae lie Premier District de cee s
WILLIS dams et No 4l6 borne les rues Clara Melpo-
meme Iaiia Mansel Ensemble otes les baisses m
base bos conyarte bardeaux ayan chambers
base bos bardeaiS ayant chamreS
20. DEUX TAGUF1s stue dams 10 dit district
dams Clara, Clio, Erato ct Mar
tin j; Tous les dts tef1ns esant face Ia Clara.
Saisis dams lafaire ci-dGssls. SEE S}8F @ SFE |&
COMPTON an moment de Naturalization t
@ t5s45 5 z36, JOSEPH HuETY,
jail 81 fell = Sheriff de Ia Parosse Orleans
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WwTAS brought 10 the Ci,y Police Jail, on the 2ith
WY inst, the negro boy WILLIAM; is S fsetd
inches hfgh is about 27 years old he belongs
yohn CresWall, living in the Third District The
requested call and claim said slave accord
ing 10 law. s,,S ~. !, *. % !, ss5
iaoelst Keeper City Police Jail
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I]sl a. II,
49, $50 TssTg Oh NE ORLEANS y. Il
SsIsi0N IoUk tsI NJ,
City Of New Orleans htl,ar ], 1850 y.
5is 493 fn1,s f,srg1S $ ASH "a 81 III. Z

Rkseissa Thai The Comptrol leg warrant en- .he
for The following amour w s,,s
military in celebrating Tho d a eDi 800 -
Sth january, is66 Fl i - ,,,s f,t,ouv
4 ing persons: e 81, w aA'
ii. W Palfra3, commanding onsi iof as 90
MI IlEit. III. I'll
M {srfyoi. commanding Orleans Baisailoshf
ef Artillery ~ Horses Masls I. w. ". ass 90
firing. 4. i; \. I.
Il Eof6s. saaHallang Na',0na, aas.ss' 80 %
Cavanangh commanding w soh - o5 m
- giraenf, tcf NJ & i, Il, s !. -
G. H. J.abnzan, commanding ~ ,s IN
Ssuards foI HI nsias. q X, y
f,ss Hi,ntlns eoIir5aading Nas hiusten ~ ao
Baallon is;5 q ihs following g pe +
a0ns: Z $5s #7## MI 454 d arg m 4
Y. ". Y g. 2 4. 900 90
AlFs5EhSsit Il rs 90
CaEanaugh ~ Y 4 Y ~ ~ m
~ y. as EassisT 900 90
8s8 Il sI,375 4
III sSs5 rsss,,aia1 is35 II. +. TRACY,
llsasss prssidet Bo&rd Of Assistant Aldermen.
=.i5 .s5 rssu,,as5 s s34 J.J. sLUGENBEHL.
~ President Boagd of Aldermen.
Approyed Febrssry !, ]. .,,.y,., 4,
Il 3lsss 7. =. !. =, y
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II. P. JANyIER, Secretary.
New Orleans, March "a, 1855.
~ y. .yt)NTE 8 ~ pAR,KER.

10 ~
ca j.. JONTE s. A. PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MEATS, $780,
tsSyS Old French Market Stalls Nos and g.
sxGSksnalaaa Private Families Boarding Houses eSAlkl
Steamboas and Ships supplied with BEEF MUTTON, PORK
any quantity and of the best quality
Also, CORNBD BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK, and
every other article in their line, market prices
Eay- All orders promptly attended to- m7tf
"A UCTIONg NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
a pec.tuy informs his friends and the public that
suned his old business AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his Office No. SO Camp street.
Will attend to the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes, d
minsators Assgnees and all Others according law He
will also give and attention all outdoor sales
of every description
Register will be kept for all the Real Estate and
Lands hs has for sale either private public
ton Every facility in his will BIO offered buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate. ~
Practical Draughsman Plan Drawer will constant
attendance his Office. i4{, tss-s aG sfi Ala
With the that he will give strict attention his
business all its Details he that he will receive share of
public patronage. 5 BENZ. KENDIC, Aucioneer 81
no26 az. 5E5E4s5 Office, No. SO Camp street,
WINDOW GLASS.-ASSORTED SIZES JERSEY,
w hand all the time. direct from the manufacturers For
ja1S srn C. III HARVEY & CO.. 40 Union street.
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KKTAS broaght,o the City Police Jail on the a6th
wv inst. the negro boy JOHN. Isabout S feet 10
inches high and % years old Says he belongs 10 Mr
Thomas Welsh, Z cotton planter living in Marengo
county, State of alabama. The owner is requested
10 call and claim said boy according TO law.
e, BLANCHARD
isaalm -.5.M Keeper City Police Lail
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: y 80 Oily E1pNca V an. a
WEIAs hsought to the City Police Jail on the 10th
wv inst, he negro boy jim i is feet Ak inches
high is about 53 years old Is wrenchsd on the right
thigh. Says he belongs 10 Widow Williams living ct Bay
81 Louis, Hancock county, State of Mississippi.
Theovaer Is requested to call and claim said slave &C.
eording to Law. E.PLANDHARu,
Jazz 5ssl... Keeper City Police Jail.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
"EE 4 Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
BE Remembered that on the 24 March 1856 before the
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and IT, r jan
ver Secretary Louisiana Mutual Company
New Oleans being duly sworn according olaw
pose and that the above true
correct transcript from the books of the said Company.
5Szs5 '- CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. 2. sJANVIER, Secretary.
worn to and subscribed before this m day of March,
1855. g. v. J0NTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
Board Of Trustees have declared dividend of twenty
cent on the net earned premiums Of the ending March 12
1902 Tor which scrip certificates will be issued and after the
The Company continue to against the pes of the
and rivers and loss damage by fire. of
premium. . 80 5'G57
Office southeast corner of Camp and Natchez streets
5@ $# CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE Vice President
New Orleans, March 1Sai 49, ---I-LL M
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nRESSED YELLOW PINE LUMBER -Tbe
- subscriber has constantly hand full assortment of
Dressed Lumber Of the best quality supplied the Bardad
consisting Of ~ ftoituH
Narrow Flooring tongued and grooved.
Marrow Flooring square edged.
Wide Flooring, tonged and grooYed
Wide and Narrow Ceiling
. Weather Boards, etc.
Also Strips Laths, Sash Doors Blinds and N,,,i 80 =,
LUMBER OF all deserptionsal of which will be sold
either wholesale or RETAIL the favorable terms
,oos f. W. DORR.
'a'oh no IL Covington Landing, New Basin
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sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
is, and all dealers in any Of the
catalogue, will find 1t to their ad :
heir orders AS above. where will
or.meut of GENUINE PATENT
;tates, and at the lowest prices.
WRIGHT 4 CO, ,. .
DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
q Chsrtres street, NewOrleans.
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DRUGS, nIEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
3 ETC-Ihe subscriber would respectfully call
Az Nion Of Planters Physicians Families well
sortcd stock comprising every article in his line Of bust
all Of which, examination will be FRESH and
GENUINE e. H.: During season. SODA WATER and MEAD Of
all the popular Mineral Waters such CONGRESS- BLUE
i!k etc Bar Rooms supplied reasonable
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOUIEY BIT
TIERS ETC.
THOMAS RANKIN Druggist and Apohecary
Oh Y cor camp and Poydras streets.
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STEAM BATTERY AND CLAEIFIER
~ FOR SALEone Copper Battery, six feet in diameter by
Two ana l ha se deep with two worms Of tive inch
deep With copper sePentne of two and half inch pipe and all
the valves and cocks in good order Also Evapoaors and
Battery ew Of the msst construction and of sufficient
liberal terms, -
my14R S. H. GILMAN, 81 Eatchez ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

editorial course of Tie Frcrmans Journal ous Neuso
e., to make him responsible for a. 'ne pn'sie ~
.no ,ct. OF the editor OF this PAPER. W. nsPS As'
sue, 10 orve their own purposes. they va not oe 20
rrmsnIv "a 70 persevere in this course, ae' 'c i0"
bishop dstLact dsavowsl. al
a. 10 the private letter referred to, we ho,e y
ie6 "a II because deny the right OF the ID % ~
Worhino,or Ohio 10 whom It was addressed I" nv
,pb;shrd /, without the authorization or c9n.sn. o.
r. xr;ter Aman Is responsible FOR the frnh OF wa.
=" say. in private ~ VIII a. in public lister; bu'
Loot for the public requires always dgnfed man
- ~ writing while letter 20 an individual OF con
,,,ion IL private admits sometimes aoraPtnees and
49,, of ceremony All that We shall say therefore Is
~ Thai the assertion maize in that letter y not what
-, rer,r,seut IL in their comments and ID lht
Ia ~ xri,er in honor and IN reason, ouy TO keep
- -; ,iven yori-whCh he is ready and able to do
u. "a po, volunteered challenge TO any OF those who
ISIe undertake. to reply TO It,
This NAV be s manly and honest way OF backing
ca, Of charges which i. is impossible to make sood'
hut 70 our iudgmen, it seems rather the way OF
.,uderer and conscious falsIfer. Thus IL every way
the malieners of Col. Fremont cover themselves
with tiffany in their 'pteful endeavors 10 do nun
injury.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
PHIILDFLpHrA. Thursday. DC,

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. Oct 9, 1870 D
The whole city Is scene of political excitement TO-
night erch of the three parties having meetings
The Republicans at Independence square, the Amer
cans at the Central square, and the Democrats at S
ond and DOCK street square. The Republican meeting
very large, and the speaking from four sssnds
Over the principal stand The words Fremont snd
Freedom, form ed by Jets Of gas. While the speaking
was going on, procession Of Fillmore men passed os
equare. when the two masses Joined III cheering 'he
Union ticket. Among the speakers at the fiuny,s
meeting WIS james b. Clay. son of Henry clay ne
made stort speech declaring hs with TO- D. p.sss:s
right the record, believing that be hsE e,o"ea IN IN
the footsteps that LIE father would haze roI ha' "
lived to see The present crisis. 49,, n
a. the Fillmore procession was passing me - -
sylyapian Office difficulty occurred with sone De.f
Gratis standing the pavement, In eoniellen 80,
banerng word, passing about tie results " tH,e
tions 10 Baltimore and Delaware Bows passT ." a
while endeavori1g To close tue door Of the eec',
pistol shot was fred which wounded Cap ~.
exsIder Martin. member Of the Council frvDi ~.
Fourth Ward in the leg. Subsequently crown a.,
Iectcd and fearing an attac4 up,s. the tfice pm
force was summoned which dispTrsed the crowd ,r.
The wooden mill Of X. Steensoa situated in tne
nth Ward. YVES burned - night. The ponce Va ~
eiayt reports that two ,nen were killed ahd W
wounded by the falling Fails. a.,r
| The AmegicaIs and Republicans hsvs sussA NV
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A MURDERIsG PARsoN.-A Black Republican pa
per- published in Kansas after giving exulting ac
count of Of the late skmshes there triumphs ia
the deeth Of Border Ruffan.
Gle was shot through the heart by a clergyman
named Martin White. After being killed, and while
living on the ground with the mouth n Taxed and open
in de ath enotler shot was fired down his throat"
The american Ctfi-en says: "The M'rtin White
"who performed these gallant exploits is the same
"chivalrous divine who frequently supplied Beecher .
pulpit il Brooklyn" Washington Union, Oct. 8.
The events above alluded to occurred in the late
attack upon Osawattamie The person killed was
Frederick Brown, son Of that sod " Brown who
is such bugbesr TO the Border Rufians. The
Martin White who murdered him is Border.
Rufi,n person. distinguished for bis ferocity toward
the Free State settlers. The attempt Of The Union
to pass off this ferocious villain as Free-Stats
man and the person whom he murdered as Border
Rufian is pretty fair specimen of the truthfulness
of that journal to Kansas affairs, and will enable
the public to judge how much reliance is TO BE-
placed on its stories rs 70 the success of Geary in
establishing peace and confidence in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

The friends of Mr.. Buchanan, so lately altogether
desperate, now exult with new hope and profess
the utmost certainty of carrying the election in
Pennsylvania on Tuesday next. This hope Is based
ON essentially the same tactics which they have so
successfully applied in Kansas. The People OF that
State are to be deprived Of the power of electlng
their own officers just the People of Kansas were,
by the introduction of voters from abroad. 1t is
ascertained that arrangements have been completed
for bringing in from twentyto twenty-five thousand
of these Border-Rufian invaders. Ii s estimated
Pennsylvania as thoroughly as the Mssourians
have conquered Kansas. Such is the source Of the
new confidence with which the friend, Of Buchanan
are now animated They are sure of their ability
to put down the true Democracy of that great State
by an army Of hireling ruAians from without It's
borders. For this purpose respectable bankers and
merchants of New-York have held nightly con-
claves and contributed large sums of money. 1t
remains TO be seen whether the country car thus
be donneered over by rich and INSCRIPTIONS men,
welding vast amounts of capital to employ mer.
cenaries and subjugate the citizens of a State. 1t
is possible that such an enormous conspiracy
against the Law and the People may be successful
and that an election in Pennsylvania may be ear
ried by Border. Rufisn appliances as easily aud
| triumphantly an election in Kansas. This i
possible we say; but il is not probable The plot
is likely TO unite honest of sl opinions i'll
| the State so invaded and mperilel in one sponta-
neous movement 10 put down the attempted vi
lainy and rescue the rights of the People from out
rage so atrocicuS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

"suppor. and encoursgemeot Of Soathsrn A.,
hshers, and the universal circL''stiou Of sos,s..'
books" Az TO the publishers an the boob, -
cannot answer fof them. We are i.oed 10 a.,
they viii have to be waited for good wLde N.
perhaps till the abolition Of Slavery But a, u, .n.
"creation a purely southern literature o.,
Southern editorial brethren need give thems.,., =.
trouble. A National literature is not a thin,
get up in cold blood. Our Dwights. Bsssoy, A.,
others Of that early school Of American wri..,,
tried thst ard failed Literature in general. D. va
as p~etry in particular ia born net inside. 7,
springs ap out of the ex gencies and craving. orS,
moment, and takes the shape, color and tone r,.s
suitable 10 snd Characteristic Of the public Of v.,I
il becomes the expression. Such literature !. :,
this very moment fast sprnging up Q. the South "A
which the speeches Of Wise and Brock, ma, .sr,,
as specimens-s sort OF literature Of the ma,
house.
Meanwhile we observe that William C;,,o..
Smms, about the only accomplished writer cs Who,
the South can boast tired of living or s,aryio, ma.
Southern patronage. is seeking engagement, |, a.,
Northern citiee So lecturer; and the ,oos !,
which be is welcomed by our Northern journal, !,
highly credtabe both to him and them. In IN.
Republic of Letters there is no sectoaaism. thar.
Are no disunionists and We doubt not thar n,
Simm. will meet at the North with the atteotoo.
and the rewards which ~ a man Of letters he n
richly deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

Mayor Wood. Democrat ~ he processes 70 be-the
title Shsmocrat employed by some Of our Pennsyl-
vania CORE spOndents would seem 70 be more sp-
propriate-is great believer in the one man pow
er. He Was very anxious last Winter that The
Legislature should amend the City Charter 80 az TO
place the entire control OF munsipal affairs in his
single hand. Mayor Wood did not succeed last
Winter with the Legislature and the city but this
Autumn be has been perfectly successful in applying
MS theory Of Democratic government to the Demo-
cratic party so called, Of this city. The regular
organization Of that party, from Tdmmany Hall
downward, seems 20 have fallen completely under
bis thumb. Looking around over his vast city--at
least that Democratic or Shsmocratic part Of Il
which claims 10 be the majority-he may pronounce
himself. like Robinson CrusOe, lord Of all he sur
yeys the other hitherto leaders Of the party being
only so many men Friday, proud and prompt to do
bis bidding. 1t twas judicious thing in the May or
70 bppy this autocratic system first to the manage
nehs of his party. Should be succeed b. means Of
i, in reducing Tamnany and rs appurtenances to de-
cency snd order, X will be- powerful argument in
favor Of apply ing the same system 20 the go7eru.
men! o. The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

The seizure of another SLAYER attests the watch.
funess and energy of Deputy Marshals Neyins
De Angels aud Helms, and deserves the hearty
thanks of the community. One cargo less of human
packages AS they were named in the papers
found ON the Bramsn-fTom one to two hundred
fewer Ks doomed with their posterity to per-
petual bondage. For this and all that it implies
we are grateful TO these efficient Officers-the more
so, ina much AS theif reward is all prospective and
likely TO be good while coming, if this case be
fought with the desperate yigor with which the
parties interested in the Bramnn have contested her
condemnation. One fact, which was pretty well
ascertaned before this last seizure, appears now to
be established. The parties engaged in the bust
ness are few and of foreign eXtractiOn mostly POr-
tuguese. Some of the same names which figured
at the late slave trials appear in the papers which
Mr.. Mosquito unsuccessfully attempted to throw
overheard; Da Cunha, who pretends to be q passen-
ger in tie Panchta was arraigned rs supercargo Of
the Bramsn only two months ago; the cook on board
was cook 70 the Branan and served on the Altiya.
and among the crew were several who belonged to
the Brsman. All of these are old customers, who
have been tried anu acquitted under the statutes as
construed by the Court, though no doubt could exist
that they were morally guilty. No sooner are they
out Of the hands of the law, than they go at the
business again. Thus small colony of persons,
probably not thirty in all set at defiance the whole
body of enactments against the slave trade, aud
make preparations for carrying on the forbidden
traffic, even while all indictment for similar Of
Tense is pending against them Sure that they can
not be convicted they are willing to run the risk Of
detection and pecuniary lose, for the SAKE OF the
immense profits which flow into their pockets even
though half tie cargo is thrown overheard in the
course of the voyage, as is often the case.
What q commentary on the legislation Of Con-
gress in this regard Let US have a penal statute
at the next session, whie1, however strictly con-
srueJ shall hold these Portuguese rats, IN spite Of
their utmost efforts to nibble themselves free
Otherwise, New-York and Baltimore viii soon be-
come the grea. ports for fitting out and dispa.ching
vessels 10 trade between Africa and the West
Indies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

The Republican City Convention met 1t Acale-
INV Hall last evening and put in nomination tue
following list of candidates;
Ter Mayor-ANTBoSr j. BLrEcSER
cir Jpdrt-E. s. CArFoN.
Coyporatica CoiRsd-RosLRr ENAtI.
Aims Hopsc GOrcrnOr-SINEoS DRAPER.
This is strong ticket. Mr. BLEEo AIR is
universally known as d MN of intelligence, energy
and honesty He $ Of Oh Democrat, and mus!
receive nary Democrafc vo',-. His @er',n
will :uaugur9tc nrW era n the government Of lie
cay; bls administration VIII ahVEd signa eoa-