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BApaA1ss N oAnrsrrsas.-A. Messrs. Todd /

Co.'S No. 10 Canal street. be assortment Of
pengs floor oil cloths transparent window shades and curtain
damaks which the very perfection Of the rich and besut
fa No honsekeeper look without feeling temsted
to buy, and when the prices learned the temptation
stronger still All the articles used In decorating windows and
there displayed in the most splendid variety. By
reference the will be that everything 10
odared at the 10 vest possible price cash "a 70
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STORAGE, Ero-Messrs. Willett & Wilson are pre-
pared to goods the accommodating terms at their
warehouse No. 2Front They have for sale should
noticed prime lot Of seed tobacco and whisky
Particulars In the advertisements
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ruK vrsus.-All who wish t. indulge ia solacins

The fENus.-Ali WHO WISH 70 lnuulee IN soiacih8,
chew exhsatng smoke will not forget Mr. Pra Of the
Venus Cgr at the upper Of St Charles street ard
Commercial Place The Venus Of Parian marble which ebei
fishes establishment IL emblem Of the purity
Of the weed dispensed by Mr. Prais Besides sappy
ing his hosts Of In retail way Mr. Prats sells
wholesale the moaerate His q very
We call attention his card this mornings
| Grace
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BAREGE FRIN6Es.-This article will soon be largely
in reqnlsiliOn by the ladies' Mine A. Trouble No II Royal
street. has no less than 49, yards salsncludiog all
The patterns used. See Advertisement. -. q ~
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LINCOLN & Co.'S GIFT Book SToRE.-Messrs Lin
coin Co.. No. ~ St. Charles continue TO offer The most
tempting Inducements the herary inclined community
Their stock OF books large splendid and cheap; and their
ewey gifts which accompany the books for iagsiarpe are
suite beautiful soldly valuable the books A the
rush has been. theIefore viii d continue. IL =.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARE RooMs.- Planters
and others visiting the city, and designing take oms WIN
them article outfit Of furniture should fail to visit
the extensive establishment q Mr. VIM. Stewart Nos IN
and IT'S Canal street. They will hnd there extensive and
MAGNIFICENT stock Of furniture stylish and pli from which
they select upon the reasonable Mr. sssw
.rd i. ..
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yARrKrY,s res splcE or LIFs.n-This is 3 "

"vARIRrY's rHs SPICE OF LIFE.h-This Is . very
ancient sa, ing but Is for being aaeisu,
all who look In Al the popular gzaeery
establishment Of Messrs Charles 4. Railey Co.. No.
rrhoupouss and No "a Gravisr street The psih sne
fancy roseres preserves swestmsa vines liquors. and other
good things there displayed o. spice the life u III most
szravsgsn epieasAn We call ssnson The adv ri.ssna
in asothsr column.
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JAS x. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
AU CoNsEIL DE VILE DE LA WILLIE

:, . NoUvELLH- ORLEANS, 10 Janyier 1883
hesseursNous, soussgnes, proprietaes la Frank
lin, partir de la Poyd IA de Ia Commune exposent
vore honorable corps, deslrons
que u de soft paTee pieres rondes banquees
1veees "a gu sera necesaire de s fsre lie manva eat
cans eqnel sc ouve cee rend cette necessare
Ce travail peut ee fait prN modee Ia VILE d les
materiaux necesssires execution
Nous dema slors ains quill
est deeee les sections 49, 2D l2 de Ia care de la ye
ct vos peIonnaes reconnaissance iamsis.
Respectueusement etc.
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n JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretaife du Conseil DIES Assistant Aldermen.
fell law8w
TCHE PETITIOsERs. RESIDENTS IN


First and Fourth DISTRICTS respectfully represent that
being that in accordance with law plank
their street. almost replaced
ballast road their proportion Of the
laying that portion between Magazine and Prytana with
granite blocks laid like those Dorser street. pro-
yided the Council Is willing renbnrse them the
which the city would have expend the ballast
road.
They suggest that after legal publication tealed proposals
be solicited within thirty days have the
LIST February ano finished ls Of April following.
New Orle June
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A L'HoNoRABLE coNsEIL oommus DE

A L'HONORABLE CONsEIL COMMUN DE
n Ia Vile de Ia Nouvse- Orleans:
Messeurs-Les soussrnes propreaires dmme fAsan
face la benVe paTtir de Ia Roman jusqua
johnson des deux e6e prient
donsance resolution SOFT pase lie COnse de Willie
Ia lo atm des banquettes bquetees constructs
b0rdees De curb stOnes DIES bos
de Ia Benye pariir de la rue Johnson
"a Perception de enroi ou des banquees deA
strus les pTopreas les des quotes
doue pieds de large par des maon deux peds de
psrr des curb stones espace informed aire devant ee
conbe parftement niyee ain correspondre
wage en- hriques de chaque cote DIES bauquetJes
u GTihon l73 peds pUuees cote Est.
T. Weber .-.-.-.--... % Quest
j. b. Cunningham. q E. eat
George Hannng. ......... q
q: Friedrich Haaly q Quest.
Aldge Jeune .....--.,-,-. 81
QueyrouEs Lang sdoff.. Az. =. Quest
JAS. A. HOPKINS
fell LAVISH Secretare du Consei e assistant Aldermen
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Jefery's Doube-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Dith India Rubber Bal Valves,
Suitable for Sugar and Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
..5s-r Dwellings. etc.. etc., etc.
Ts abs Il having Sesn appointed Agent for this State
India Rubber Ball Valves now prepared receive orders
5th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held A ElmIa in that In intro
confidence that his efforts to bring into general viii be
seconded BY all who it's operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at be apparent thinking mind
certainty Operation and perfection Of action which
S which s T esD simplicity
and replaced the compact form renders this the perfect
Captain should valuable Pumps as
s o az eseb s 9ss can in be
Size SG 2pssesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons min
Size No sgossesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
Size No capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
construction and may soon be expected Nos and ad
lesses and the ordinary which Pump generally ap
piled while for redeemins swampy Lands IS inds
The subscriber feel: convinced that when these Pumps are
seen tns WI speak io themselves and that sooner later
samples Sc Ne scsn seen in operation a. O. O. Bier
or az the office q the undersigned where In
'I " anu '- AS6ER s esPf D. pq DfETER Agent
MA ly 80 (rsyier street
GAIT, OAHUm AND COAL-9s7o half blsaehed
- sacks common salt on board ship Levi Woodbury..
10 b5s each containing 81 dozen Jars Patent Refined Table
50 hhds. Lehigh and Lump Coal.
Is hhds. Broken and Screened Red Ash Coal.
For sale by j. II. ASHBRIDGE A CO.
la4 ttf sN 10 Common street.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-MIsLAID OR sTo
~ len from the undersigned Pitcher
Goodrich Co., Of Mrs h. W Cook dated Bnwer
Miss the 25d July, 1851 Ia months favor for
hree hundred and thirty dollars Payment been stopped
and any information will be acceptable.
d4 BARELL1 CO., 6 Common street
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORM.
Il ed copatnershp for the purpose Of ansacng the Ship
and Commission business under the firm Of MEEK
ER, KNOX 4 co. c. J. MEEkER,
VIM KNOX,
- W.FRANCIs SCOTT.
New Orleans, November 10, 1851 NIL
DAhTNERSH1P- The undersigned have This day
formed Partnership under the and style Of ELI
SON COsTB JR for the purpose Of doing the
age business.
WIN. p. ELLISON,
A. COSTE, in.
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I UmBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet IA and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet ~ and X wide dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooved.
100000 feet dressed FLORIDA yellow Pine CELL
ING tongued and Rrooved.
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and Rrooyed. "a s.
10000 feet ~ dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing. square edged lll- 10 F. t-fr
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
lO0 feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER consisting inch
Boards Weatherboards Scantling, Joists, etc.
zsOO0 feet assored Cypress Lumber Iahs and Shnges
-ALsO-
sashes, Doors, Blinds Mouldiags, etc., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in suit purchAs
ers, by SIMPSON nORR,
$3.50 ~ New Basin.
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NouveIelUrIeans, . d6cembre, 1901. -
JAS. A HOPKINS
d3l lawsw secresire du cOnseii des Aldermen.
RIO THE HONORABLE THE COmpTOE

: :
GentemenThe Undersigned fronting
Benye street from Roman johnson street. sides
respectfully that ordinance resolution passed BY
the City Council according law for the brick
dewak bordered by cubsones and ooden CUTTERS boh
sides OF Benye from Roman johnson
ing the portions where been made
by the owBers twelve feet houses and two
feet in width the cubstone the intervening
ed and properly graded correspond pave
ment on each side Of the banquetes.
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The following officers and members for the present
term, from January to July, 1885,
Geo Seymour President be found IS Tchoupitoulas
street; H. Shields Secretary Odd Fellows HALL
J. f. Caldwell Treasurer. Al Carondeet street, j. s. Bots
dore q Commerce streets NJ Winslow Crescent ONCE;
Foge office Of the Firemen's Charitable Association;
D. Lele Levee street. Philip W. H. Finch No IL Gus
tomhouse street; T. W. Bothick, Heya. 81. Paul
Lsgan, No. 2F Ichouptoulas street; II. Dessommes, at
holmes Canal street. y. mnlt'en az " . Hart Co IS
KruEe, Aigsrs; g. NJ Timer, Apollo and Thaia
Streets C. Bornwasser, j. H. fanny Robt Keaghey A. Lis
eps H. H. BoeliH 7. @. Robinson Poydras street.
Tchoupouas and Levee streels and L. B. Pothier No.
Old Levee street, between Cont and Bienville.
fee THOMAS II. SHl ELDS, Secretary.
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CoMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.
CPECIFTCATIONs for the con,rac, mr.. an

Notice hereby given that scaled proposals for the above
contract will be received by up to WEDNESDAY sd or
March next, at u O'Clock NJ
4. THEARD sCornnroiiar
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GAIT, OAKUm AND COAI.-2670 half beached
~ sacks common salt, on board ship Levi Woodbury..
10 o9 each containing 81 dozen Jars Patent Refined Table
50 hhds. Lehigh and Lump Coal.
Is hhds Broken and Screened Red Ash Coal.
For sale by j. II. ASHBRIDGE A CO.,
jal4 a-at''4s r 10 Common
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR MISREPRESENTATION
Bier President s. Boullemet, Treasurer Thos II. Shields
Secretary Daniel Merritt sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith and B. neSya Finar &c
Committe-EathAniel OyertDn, Bernard Cohen John
Moran. Members-JAmes Furneanx, j. NJ WinsoW H Gold
man. Thos Keeffe and E. B. Maunsell.
VAULTS IN ''oDD FELLOWS REST" may be procured
applying +. NJ. CORY, atSckles Co
at srrrsoNs, 81 Camp STREET.-THE H. MuLSPAusH o.
Mint and at the ONCE in Odd Fellows Hall
Of Camp and Lafayette streets
Price of Lots and VultReguar lots 10 feet square, $780,
ditto feet $T5 Vaults double TO Stockholders
500 ditto to all others, 7O SINGLE to stockhodsrs Lodges
Vaults opened unless certificate Of ownership
first obtained from the Secretary.
InformAtopr the purchaseof Lots
spplicstionto
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REMOVALS.
N d II @ E ,

A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MRR
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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THE following l. composition read by one of the
young lazy graduates Of TIE High School, a. the
exhibition and delivery Of diplomas at Lyeeum Hall
on Monday, I'D inst The compositioa h gem OF
penmanships a. wei as . gem Of yoashfnl literary
enthusiasm-l
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% FOsTER's SLAVE DEPOT, Ib7 CoMMol
~ street. New Orleans,He kesps constantly hand
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iron
ers, and General House Servants Also, buys and sell
SLAVES on commission Having converted the family part
the large three story building the Slaves
the best depot in the CITY, and well furnished the confer
dIH WASHED
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DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets Baton Rouge on Thursday
METH LODGE No 81 meets Shreveport on Wednesday
evening. I.
ST. EANDRYLoDGE Nc. 25meets at opelousason saiur-
CLINTON LODGE No. 81 meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evening.
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. s4meetsst Thibodauxon satsr-
new TERRA LODGE No. So mestsst Newtonon Thurs
day evening.
PRXiRiE LODGE 81 meets at Washington on satur
day evening.
CHENEYyILLE LODGE Ne. Al meets Cheneyville on
Monday evening. - - ......-
Saturday evening. :
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The steamship Star of the West arrived yester.
day afternoon with the California ms,ls OF the 2Dta
ult and upward Of $l,5oo,cOo 10 gold. The i'm
portsn:: item Of the news which is only iive dsy,
ater than our last advce- by the overland mll is tho
announcement that the Indian war in Washington
Territory has been brought TO au end. Aftec Col.
Wnkht's second victory at Spokane 7 aims. the
C9ur d'Alene tfioe sued for peace. Their example
was followed by the other tribes. who all gave
hostages ior their loe5 behavior. Ger. CLARKE r.
turned 10 san Frsnoisco On the 18th ult., ana the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
The TRIBUNE MERCANTILE 49,. User

The thTd number Of The TRIBUNE MERCAy.
TILE ADVERTISER will be issued on the Goth inst.
TIE first two numbers were well received, aud We
believe there is no other medium to compare with
IT through which to reach country merchants.
We are continually receiving letters from mer-
chants who received the first two numbers asking
us to continue to send showing that the paper is
properly appreciated and looked for We invite
tuch mt rchan,s ms believe they increase their
business by advertising TO send in their advertise
ments.
The total expense will be defrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those who require their advertise
ments to be displayed will make special bargains
therefor.
Advertisements received at THE TRIBUNE Oifce.
If by letter, address HORACE GREELEY Il Co.,
Ne,- York Notsnber Is. ls5s No l5i NASSAU St.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

TIE Illinois Ston Journal Of the 10th inst. has
the reported nsj"rlti-s on the State Ticket III
rire,y seven Counties Of Illinois, which give net
Republican minority on the State Ticket oil 4'7o'.
Three Cou, tirs remain 10 be- heard from. when
gave Buchanan I.3l6 majority 10 l5o6, aud c'Lno'
Dow have p:en DoIqlas many more. II so min';
20 that the Republican majority in the entire State
i. about $500. The Chic igo Press and Ir'6an.
Of the same date say:
I'VE have the satisfaction Of announcing th's
morring that returns have been received from tn-
tie coun,. the State bat three, f,oog mp AS ,''-
lows: Republican. lis ,905 Democratic, llO.Ui; H.
,mtlicsn minority, sl3i The cnuniir- yet to hear
nom are Calhoun, Jackson and Villa Isop, which
gave R'ch -rds"n 100 over Bi.seu ID 1870. Ini
would leave the Republican majority 5,3ii ~ tle
wi ole state. The ficia result wi. probably not
ysry 500 votes from these figures. Our majority Il as
likely to 90 above 5, 900 "a 10 fall below 1t.
There j. 10 count. claim, aud therefore no dis
pnte Ms 10 the fact that the Republicans of llhnos
buye elected their State Officers. and thrown
msjority Of votes also both for Congress aud the
Legislature, though the unequal ApPortlonInent
gives them but four of the nlne MEMBER, aud
minority by three in the Senate and five In the
House. Mr. Douglas will be reelected, but not oy
the will Of the People. Illinois Is for Lincoln ahd
only the accidental arrangement Of Districts,
whereby minority Of the People elect a majority
of the Legislature returns Inn to the Senate. Mr.
Dougl,s, if true Democrat, must bear 10 mind
that be henceiorth represents not only Free
Labor constituency, but Il constituency opp~ed t,
the Extension Of Slavery, aud in favor of prohibit
ipg such Extension by act of Congress.
Mir, Leach, the Republican NJ. c. from the
lYth District Of Michigan, who WAS supposed IN
danger, il reelected by about 900 majority. The
Democrats Of Michigan, though helped by running
II promine ut Douglas man for Governor, aud by
pouring rain on the day Of Election, have carried
nothing OF consequence but one Member Of Con-
rress, nnn he has legs than 100 tjority.
Lust year New-York, N-w-Jrrs-y. and Penn
s,lvspa, casting 60 Electoral Votes, went Demo
cra,ic. while Ohio Wi,consln and Connecticut,
choosing "a more Electors, were very nearly tiei.
These States together choose more than bali the
Electors 10 which the Free States entitled. At
the elections of 1853 not a single Free STATE bat
California hos been carritd BY the Sham D,mocraey.
Indiana s apparently balanced, but the Rcpubli-
csus have the advantage. The Republicans AMI
those allied with them, have carried them all; their
Electoral Vote being sufficient to elect President
and have a good many to spare. Only blunderlng
folly can prevent our winning glorious victory III
ls6O,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The good NJ. Julien, who whorn stunned u'by
h,ttle-dIums 80 bg that they were poriorce taken
iUro the lObbes, tbrIe 10 be- played upon, uiise's
great announcement IA the London ptPsTs. iish
about to be quiet He ba. CONSOLIDATED an orche''
ira a,Ite, whatever that may be. He i' sbou. |"
weld the 'encbantef's wsnd" over something
choice ana select No more Niagaras; 20 m ,fo
Seva.topols; no more Hurricane symphonies
This is certainly graceful step IN the right dlfse
ton. But stilI, We have human sympathy 'of
the future audiences of 81. julien whrn we RAJ
that there art to be, q uake-wegbt for the syuT
phonles Of Beethoven and NeDd'ssohn, :" 'eyefa
lighter novelties" WekGow whsts "hgnt nov
elty" Of the good N. Julien il. We know ss'
blazing, the believing, the resouniiog OF u. Ja'
liens bgh; DOyeltles.' We are hot therefor"
surprised that among his "!i.ht" pieces Is -
grand march, introducing hymns sf every codS
"try under the sun, and descriptive Of The cou's
q cation and assembly Of the Unlverssl Congress-
InternstionaI Harmony" Rather a por1sns
noise, We should soy, is this announcement; J"
let us hope that far above tie marches sarabsn'''
pOkss, minuetr, ncctDrnes, meloii-s, wsltzes ~,
WIS heard our o~n dear, nslive Yankee Deodss
vigorously sustained by the pccolo-fute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

We suppose that We are in a fair way of knowing
how much salvation and social safety there ia u
capital punishment. Yesterday, nearly at high
noon, a boy not nineteen years old was taken from
his cell to the yard Of the pris6n--fr from the solid
ground, which for the last time his feet were 20
press, up those last solemn scaold stairs there to
ent.cilter the end to which thoughtess and
Thoughtful alike must look forward. lie went to
Li. account. He might have said, just then and
just before he vert t. his great judgment, that the
World which he was TO leave. aud which thus coln-
pel, him to leave it, had been but stony step.
mother. He cane here, not, Indeed, by any call
OF bis own. He came here, naked, helpless,
wailing child. asAing Of sD of us support, culture,
education. Paternal skill aud maternal love guided
and gusrted his infancy. But 10 these, infinite as
they are, We opposed our lures and our tempta-
tions. Upon every corner we established rum
shop. In every cutters window @e exhibited
bowle-knite. In every square we set up brothel.
Pure as he came from his mothers womb--weI-
coned as be wss by the first glad gush Of patern1l
sfeciion-beLt over as be was by that mother,
Who found in her sickness aud low estate COM
- y
brother and sister-entcring as he did into world
full Of Infinite chances, which might have guided
lin to youth Of honest and religious educatiou-
We have given him an untmeiy death upon the
gallows. Is there any man so thoroughly besottsd
by the cheap logic Of social dDputation
that he will not see that in oil this
there is wreck and RUN great enough 10 arrest the
s.tention; great enough ior warmer prayers
whenever, in the social circle, We invoke the
guidance and protection Of Providence; terrible
euoush to make US trembe over the cradles of our
childrrnl Rich men and poor men will read here
the details Of this tragedy. But as no man 10 50
poor that be may not hope to insure his progeny
against such fate, what man 10 80 rich that be
can feel certain, in this City Of New-YOrk, that
his own offspring will not, upon some some morn
ing as bright and beautiful as was yesterdays,
stsrd forth to encounter that dreadful destiny,
and to walk amid the hissings and scorn of his
kind, down TO his dark fate We may almost
count the days upon our fingers since respectable
residence witnessed saturnalia Of murder, at the
,s.>;,sl Of which men gaped with incredulity.
=, :, ZONES TO all alike. The anxious bo-
som, ara uot all under homespan aud
rags. The devil Of sin knocks with equal
foot at the marble iSrrshold, aud at the rottins
entes Of the roor-it ri.ss and runs riot In Wall
.tIeet-it il rampant in f,shiooa6ie asenues-it
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The Mount Vernon tomb is yery much Ike p"
er,y--it makes strange bediellpwl. Bcn1fr ~"
Everett for instance, under u. same coun'''
pane A sort Of thing which We sLould not hS''
looked for, but upon which We may look WIN TO-,
ersnce, now that it has come. 10 s'7e A'.- !,
Vernon Is worth while-to rescue those im"S' :.
bones from the very moTta! Iaan "ho has tne" -.
keeping !, worth alle; bat have we riga' Vo~
msnd such SACRIFICES oi the auclent editor "' Il.
Greek Readerl What will Dir. Eveso'' VIZ
about And before be begins to wrte' 'Hs' ~
caution him. tie will be ris.d-r's WIN
"Psr.on Turnei PIra.e.' He vii eo cao'A'" :,
ioul with "TLe Bloody CaIt-Whee'. hs W,
,peoan,er "The Fsral Porsnard." lie WI % %
sucoched b, Tie Drop Of Blocd' lie W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

next dny Gen. Hnne, arrived. tn find tnat b..
work bad been done for him. The ofbcial m ,lofiy
Of tie Regular Democratic over the Anti-L~c'pP-
ton canoidat- for Ju"Re of the Supreme Court IS
s,4U. Our correspondence contain. an interesting
Ie,uu.e u the esepts Of toe last fortnight.