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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29
CANDIDATES.

We authorized NJ. WILKINSON as can
represent the counties of Coffee rundy and Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
We authorized to JAMES DOBsON as candi.
date for Constable in the 10Th District. ap92
II authorized Hon. JOIN Y WRIGHT
candidate for reelection Congress from Seventh Con-
gressonal District. Imhl.
Weare authorized announce TII0s. II. SAUNDERS can
ddae the Of Country Trustee Davidson county
he election to be held in March, 1850. APPS
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ORDERS FOR
r II N A G. q A l.,
CAN BE LEFT AT THE
POST OFFICE.

1850.
A. c. a. =. z. BE L & II,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, HEEsAGE HOHE.N'
ORGANDTE ROHESs LACE SEEISs
EMBROIDERY GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PIN CARPETS,
Ingram & ALI kinds cheap Carpets,
Ga VELVET CARPETS,
"A BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRCGGETTs, ETC
ALL WIDTHS Poor OIL CLOTHS,
Canton Maftings,
Satin DamaSlIs
Wool Damask,
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS,
I2-I Wagon Shooting,
II Call at No. 81 College Street. Il you want go92 S92ds
at fAir prices. A. e = A. D. bEANh'
mh3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

On The first page Of tOsday's paper will be found
sful aecoun Of the terrible disaster attending the
explosion eff the boilers Of the steamer ST. Nicho
las It's a melancholy record. The cargo Of the
ST. Nicholas consisted Of $50 barrels -four, 1000
kegs lard, 300 barrels pork $50 pigs lead, 500 hogs
as cattle, 5 mules, 2 horses, GO barrels mOlasses
LOCO sacks oats, al Consigned to parties in New Or
leans, with the exception Of a small amount for
Vicksburg and the Yazoo River, The total value of
which it would be impossible 10 estimate with any
degree Of certainty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

z ESLIE FOR WAY.--Ies'ie's Magazine and Gody's
4 4 Lady's Book for May, just received by
ap2I HAGAN & JOHNSON
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NeW York HInrIrnf.

NEw YORK, April 28.-Cotton unsettled sales
LOO bales; Flour has advancing tendency sales
$4,000 bbls; Corn, quiet, sales 10 900 bushels mix
ed S2l; Sugar steady Il; Molasses 38a40.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

HyOfs EEENT.---The large Room overthe Daily News Of
n fce formerly occupied by Bards Book Biuiery This
40 feet, is suitable for job Printing Ofce Book
Biudery any mechanical enp Steam power
can had o.n the News Office EngiEe, in this room
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, News 0hce Of a. v. s. nesey or
subscriber. Lje6l JAMES w. H0YTE,
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mARSuAI.,s SALE.

MAGAZINES FOR MAY.--Peerson's Ladies' Ma
I'VE tiona iMagazue The Ladies' American Magazine just
deceived by HAGAN & JOHNSON,
BpI7 8 Union Street.
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COPPER WoIRE.-suchas stills, Kettles, Machinery
Z J &c, made to order.
III Repairing done and cheap anywhere else this
department. of our business shall strive excel.
MCASLIN d STRBDER,
..r,,5qcv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-29

The Brazilian Braid Hat.
A FEW just from New Orleans, at FRANCISCO's Tat
Store
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PurrIrs on Evidence iurrH COwES HILs EDWARDS
Morris. Fourth American, English Edition.
Published by Bros, New York. For Sale by " T.
BERRY & Co., Nashville.
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- Relief la Ten REinufes.---

=. WRIGHT e CO.. Sole Prcprict1rs.
For sale in Nashville by " W BBv & DE1ovIttz and ~
nEoWH api7d ,tTalwlIn
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Breadstuffs and Provisions.
BOOTS AND SHOES

Corner Of Market and Union Streets;
RE constantly receiving fresh supplies OF goods made
IN to their ORDER expires sly for the
RETAIL TRADE.
We have good stock
CALL ON USI
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CAPTAIN +. q. MOORE,
z FAVE EsstpOt Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays ate
4 o'clock, H., connecting with the Memphis and Charles
n Railroad Iuka Eight miles staging to PASSPORT
Arrives Paduch Saturdays Mondays and Wednesdays at
clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Paducah esdays Thursdays Saturdays o'clock
N. Connecting with daily line Of STAGES, and Fri
Weekly Stag the mouth Of Sandy, ReuOsburg,
Clifton Nashville. Through in forty eight
hours. For freighto rpassage apply to
H. n. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-Gm No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
i L 4 . > ~.
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DIR. KINGS DYSPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DaSEAS ES.

sold IN NashviIisby Berry Dsmovllc, and g. ". I-leri
All All rssrectaLLe Drnl-i.ts- loTal-l-ku llln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
Texas Intelligence.

l
On the 18th and 26th there were eight deaths In
Galveston from yellow fever.
During the cath, 18th, and part of the 26th the
deaths in Houston numbered ~.
Up to the 23d there had been 70 deaths altogether
from yellow fever in the town of Cypress. On the
oath there were cases the list all conyalecenf
We learn from the Reporter that a court Of in
vestigation at Richmond have ascertained that thu
fatal shot that killed Jesse A. Groom was fred BY
F. G. Smith, one of the Gonzales party. From tn
testimony, it would appear that Mr.. Groom was
slightly in liquor, and was advancing towards Nh.
Smith in threatening manner, when he was shot
Mr.. S. was held to bail in the sum of $40, 900.
The Brownsville Flag says that heavy norther
had visited the frontier, and was followed by
heavy cold rain The river was very high and the
yellow fever had also disappeared. Strangers
could visit the city of Brownsville in safety SO far
as the health of the place was concerned.
Mexican. name unknown, was found murdered
in the chapparal near Rio Grande city on the eve-
ming of the 22d ult with three horses tied around
him. 1t was afterwards reported at Brownsyille
that his murderer had been caught and hanged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

1HE DAN JUAN AFFAlR.-InQer date OF the 10Th
the Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald writes: s.FJ.s5i
The dispatch of Gen. Cass to Lord John Russell.
relative to the San Juan affair, as have already
stated while firm, dignified and decided in its tone
will commend itself to the hearty approval of the
American people. If the language Of the British
Ministry in their late dispatch is what have good
Britain can hardly be reeonced to strictly peace
full policy, and will require good deal Of forbear-
ance on our part. =s.sia
The affair in its present shape may be considered
serious, if not threatening. The instructions to Gen.
Scott are understood to be peaceful and concilia-
tory. Our Government may. and probably will,
disavow the conduct of Gen. Harvey, inasmueh. as
there was clear understanding that neither should
occupy the island while negotiations were pending;
and to show the good intention of this Government
copies of all instructions both to Gen. Harvey and
Gen. Scott have been forwarded to Mr.. Dallas
These may serve to produce change in the aspect
of affairs when they reach London.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

A SINGULAR ABDUCTION CAsE.-The Bangor (Me }
Union states that Rev. William s. Cilley absconded
from Dexter on the evening of the 18th instant,
taking with him young daughter of Rev. J. F.
Witherell, editor of the Gem and Gazette. The
correspondent of the Union says:
He succeeded in getting her into a carriage with
him by making promises to her, and telling her
that he was going to the cemetery and wanted her
to go with him to place some flowers and ever
green's which he had obtained, on his wfe's grave
but when in the carriage he drove rapidly away,
she protesting against going with him.
Her father was soon apprised of the fact and
followed in pursuit as soon rs possible, but it soon
became dark and he was unable to follow or trace
them, but learned from telegraphc dispatch from
the City Marshal of Augusta that Mr.. Cilley arrived
with the little girl at that place at two O'Clock A.
NJ, Friday, and left in the Western train at eleven
oclock-destination unknown. Mr.. Withercll has
been in pursuit of them. She was lovely aud in
teresting girl, aged about thirteen years, and the
affair has elected great deal of sympathy for her
and her afflicted friends.
The citizens of Dexter held a meeting and passed
resolutions denouncing the abduction in proper
terms, and chose committee to " use all honora-
BILE means to the return of the child to her
parents and friendsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

WORKS, WOUNDS, CoUGns, ETc.-See advertise
Mess j. Wright Co. wholesale and retail
dealers Il and III Charities street, who offer for sale
Canadian Tenfuge'' "naleys Magical Pain Extracor,
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, .Helmbolds
t;pnun Irpnsr lions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

EXPOSURE OF A FRAup.-Luey Stone publishes
the following letter in the Boston Iiberator:
Boston, October u, 1s59-Dear Mr.. Garrison: /
am surprised to learn that the letter going the
rounds of the papers, purporting to be from
Stephen Arnold Douglas to me, is being received
as veritable correspondence. The hoax seemed
to me so bare-faced that never gave it second
thought. have never written to or received a
line from Mr.. Douglas and it is not to such men
that the Women's Rights cause appeals for help.
Yours, for truln, LUCY STONE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

PLANTERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS will please
the advertisement of Aessra. voe West and l45 Mag
ezine They axes nails plows shoyels spades
hoes manila and chains anyils vices files
Shelters and oler hardware comprising general Assor,ment
at prices,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
HEAVY YIELD OF corros IN ARKAssAs.-In the

HEAVY YIELD OF COTTON IN ARKANsAs.-In the
Helena Shield we find the following:
Some idea may be formed of the extraordinary
fertility of the Phillips county land, when we state
teen miles south of Helena, has, this season, pro.
duced over twenty thousand pounds of seed cot
ton. Sixteen thousand pounds have already been
gathered, and it is estimated that there are still six
or seven thousand in the field, The land is owned
by our fellow townsman, r. W. Casteel, Esq, who
has in the same tract several hundred acres equally
fertile. In truth, there are hundred of thousands
of acres of this description of land in the counties
of Phillips Mississippi, Desha and Crittenlen, and
all that is needed to insure heavy crops is proper
cultivation and good seasons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

FRUITS, SYRups, ETc.-Messrs. s. D. Gratiaa "a
Co.. % Cuonhouse street. have just received large invoice u
such nireies fruits in Juice, branded FRUITS syup oraa
punches fruits syrups and offer arrive rsunaa
in cartoons. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

DErER's WoRsTED SroRE.--The ladies will be
glad to learn that this popular institution is full blast
for the winter trade, tic proprietor receiving hc
stock of goods worrcd enbrodces material for
fancy work. personally selected by himself Europe Ills
teis well known by the ladies' and apprehend that they will
crowd his select from the beautiful assortment We
nsk their attention his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

Frederick Douglass failed to meet his engage.
ment to lecture in Syracuse on Friday evening on
"Self-Made Men," Possibly the disclosures at
Harper's Ferry induced him to take the UNDER
ground railroad to Canada. There is treason" in
that oyster-stew letter to Brown. The next intel
ligence from the author will probably come from
the other side of the st. Lawrence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

FATAL LOCOMOTIVE ExPLos1oS.-A dispatch Of
the Gath from Schanton, Pa, says:
The boiler of the locomotive Virginia, belonging
to the Delaware, Lackawana and Western Rail
road exploded in the yard at this place about 10
O'Clock this forenoon. Robert Stowell, engineer
William Brown fireman; Mr.. Swartz, Formerly of
Moscow, Pa. y and two Others whose names are I'M
known, were killed. The engine is complete
wreck,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

Trunk GooDs, Ero.--Whoever wishes to pur-
chase trunks carpetbags, yees Indaubber goods oil
clothing, need scarcely be reminded amsgnfcenty
extensive and varied stock of these goods the cid established
store Of H. W Reynolds Co. Magazine street, to whose nd
vertisenont direct their attention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

WINES AND MALT LIouoRs.-Mr. s. Wolff, corner
aver New eyee Streets adysriss this morning
zstis porter and ale L. Hoes'es Burgundy Hsnkel Co.
joharnisbegcg aud senwein
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

COMPLETELY OF JOSHUA r. GIDDiSGs.-Mr. Cid
dngs publishes card in the Philadelphia papers of
the 24th, defending himself from the insinuation
implied by the refusal of Capt. Brown to answer
the question. in conversation with Senator Mason
and Messrs Faulkner and Yallandigham, whether
Mr.. Gddings had been consulted about the yir-
ginia expedition.
He pronounces this attempt to assail him dishon-
orabie, and denies ever having been consulted by
brown in regard to the Virginia expedition or any
other expeditions or matters whatever.
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore.
Sun has seen number of captured letters and
other papers, aud he says:
One of the letters. dated Oct l, 1859, is written
from West Andover, Ohio, by John Smith, meaning
he had seen J. u. G., Chat is, Joshua r. Giddngs
at Ashtabrook and that he Clr. j. r. G. had sub
scribed 80 to the Stock, and that the next day he
(Mr Giddings) had promised to go to Ravenna and
raise an association there"
Other papers show that the stock !" and the
association are directly connected with the at
tempt to excite servile Instruction at Harpers
Ferry Thus it would seem that there is evidence
to show that Mr.. Giddings contributed aid to the
proposed reasonable attempt, fully knowing its
character. But still, while this amounts to moral
conviction, it may not be legal proof.
In another letter from John Smith Chat is BROWN
to his father he expresses his surprise at the change
of the time for the opening of their mines "
that is, executing their plans He saws the spring
had been agreed upon as the time for action.
The papers show that the conspiracy was very
extensive, embracing persons in many of the
States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
LoulsIana Inte,If.snes.
The Iberville Sentinel of Saturday last says:

The Iberville Sentinel of Saturday last says:
Nearly all of our sugar planters are engaged In
grinding their cane, and consequently there very
little done in the way of visiting town at this
time by our country friends It looks dull and de-
serted, and its appearance will not be much i'm
proved until the grinding season is over.
We learn from the Vernon Times that daughter
of Mr. T. G. scrivener died . few days ago in that
parish from the effects of burns received 81 her
clothes taking fire.
The Greensburg Imperial Of Saturday last says:
On Thursday night old winter proclaimed himself
victor BY visiting us with a handsome frost, and
bringing in demand overcoats, blankets and fire
wood. Our streets are getting dusty again, and !
good rain would be acceptable. We have nothing
favorable to report of the crops this week. Tho
yield in both cotton and corn will evidently fall
far short of last year. sE -
From the Feliciana Democrat Of Saturday last
we extract the following: 5S @
The weather for the past week has been yery
fine and cotton picking is rapidly progressing. ~
few. more weeks and the whole crop win bes
gathered. 1t is being rapidly sent 70 market.
planters evidently being satisfied with the present
quotations. But for the failure in the corn erop
the yield Of their plantations, taking into consid-
| GRAFTON the difficulties they experienced in tbs
early part Of the season, may be set down - ex-
| ceeding their expectations.
The IbervilIe Magnolia of the 29tI has the follow.
ing
The runaway who three weeks ago set fire q
Arvilen Breaux's saw mill and then robbed his
premises. has been caught. He belongs to the
Messrs. Murrell, sugar planters of this parish and
has confessed his guilt All Of Mr.. BIS valuable
papers, and 300 of stolen money, were recovered
The negro, who is now in jail will be tried to-day
before two Justices of the Peace and jury Of ten
slave owners, under the double charges Of arson
and robbery. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
DRESS GooDs, SILKS AND PLANTATION Goops.,-

DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND PLANTATION GOoDs..-
Messrs kecgan McC, No Canal street, all ready
with grand stock of seasonable goods including splendid
display of shaws silks coks well all sorts of dress
goods which the ladies ny need for any indoor door
They given scarcely less attention to The selection
their staple goods generally and prepared to
fiji planters orders any amount and advantageous terms,
which being especially connend the attention Of our
readers in planting community their advertisement Their
plantation includes kersey, seys ean lowes
stripes tepip,s and blankets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
Regarding the Harper's Ferry Provisional Gov.
and panic, the Philadelphia Press saws:

erhIhent and panic, the Philadelphia Press says:
1t will be well for our Southern brethren to turn
their eyes to the patriotic and sympathetic feeling
in the North, where all classes and all parties.
Democrats, Republicans and Americans, with very
inconsiderable exceptions-stand ready to sustain
them in all their rights, and at every hazard to pro-
tect them from the horror of servile insurrecton.
This fact should present selfto the rejecting men
slightest encouragement Of any step which might
look to comprehending the free States in the slight
est suspicion of sympathy with the actors at the
late tragedy at Harper's Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

MEssRs. J. A. BEARD & Co. will sell this day al
o o'clock at No $40 Racchu street general ssortnent Of
good rosewood and mahogany furniture paa etc ate A,so
at II ocoekat the corner Of Bsronne and Julia streets ha
contents OF grocery store comprising full list Of faaly gro.
eeries with the fixtures shelving ee of said store For par
tcuiars advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

AUCTION SALE OF Dry GooDs.-The particular
attention of buyers called the sale of damaged dry goods
the stock Of MesSs Pect Smm4 Co.. place store
of Roger Co, No Is Old Levce street, this day 10
o'clock, 4. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
LAcEs, EapRo1pER1Es AND FANCY Goops.-pon

LACEs, EaBRoIDERIEs AND FANCY GooDs.-Doubt-
few larger handsomcr nces euroid
and fancy dry goods the continent than store
of Mr. j. R. Dickson 1853 Canal street. this time The greater
portion of the stock selected in especially for this
market and the proprietor publicly in advertisement
that he will sell them from twenty thirty per usual
prices Such ndcemcnt and goods certainly i'll,
duce general invasion of aies that such
suit will follow The publication Of the advertisement in The
Crescent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

THE ATTENTION of those in want of elegant rose
wood paror suits piano ortes, carpets mirrors paintings, etc.
called the sale which takes place this day. by Montgomery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31

A GARDENER is wanted, to be employed in thu
country The city. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
Premier District.

snee Robert Wickds Gou7eineur Louisiana
Chaque poll SRA comnu ct dassnt ~,
| Premier District.
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rueS Race ct Orange;
na ens ss ss SHs :, &c Dc e "a
DEUXIEAE PREGINCT-Pcl No IA Ia case II poups de
Ia eompgTnie de ponp.ers No % Thaa
Poll No DcnX-A Ia mason dtcoa Washington encoisuure
TRoiSiENE sF;f; No INA la case no,,os
DC a dc pomreFa No g enconufe des soeh
Foil No neuxt Ia maon dscolc Paudng encoguure des
QUATRiEME PKEcINcT-Poll No Una la cass. Il poronc
q eoaas"e do g9n,pera No IS rue csiope ss
Poll No peaYA Ia maion dtcols Webster eucospure dos
CISQUiEME PKEcIScT-ron No rn-i Ia case il pon,,.
de Ia S9mpaEne do pOmper' No TchOpptou
Poll No Depx ana!on dicoe Franklin rue ITALIA entire
sIxIEHE rREciScr-roll No Una la case pompe en-.
eo igi "a de- n nmes ferd t. ct catondelet
ps sS EgS ss's s.
de IA eompagne do roupers No a. Commune, pres la
Pol No psnx-A "a maou dcole Ia stl.an entire
Pedido ct franklin 49, ~
Deuxiemc District.
HUITIEAE PREcJNCT-poll No INA la case ponne
d Ia e2mpagns dc ponpio No Dauphine entire is mes
Bi t.a,, Y, e n de Ia noasno
NEUylEME rERcINcr-po No INA Ia case a porope
Poll No Dcux la maison d'4cole eaco~1u.e dss rs Bje
nIAEAE rKhc1ScTPen No Tnn bureau du co,loc
Poll No peuS-A endro Touous. entire lee
oSziENE fREciS iE No un-An bureau du D,pp,s
@ dts res sneognnrs des Charc.
pozEaE rHEdSG 1 aif N U ts aoEi t eDn
6 y s9npaepe do ompier No TO- du Maine rnes
POI No neuxA Is maison dtcolc rue DIES Rampant cntrclcs
:, TEElziEME rREciNcr-rol No un-lsue ,u Quarter
pe No neuAt Ia naison dacole st-rbippc entire les
4uaToRzfEMf PREcIScT-i,ol, No INA J., n,o.,-
a'soe du chemn n Bayou les claiborne ct DsrT
o No nsuN-A Ia case nomns de con,pagnc lie nom,
peers no d eheo'snrc du eerln 'sn Bayou dc rue Gsse-
Troisiemc District.
QuINZIEME rEECINCT-PoI No INA In matt, ~,
Pol No RcuNA rencognare de- rues dc runton G, GRAND
SEIzlENE PEECINCT-PolI No Irn--,, p,e,cl,. Jo
Poll n suy-sur lot .lcosnre ,les rle l'i de-
' pIXsHr si'SSS rREc1Scr-ro Nh Tn. Ia ,,
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FOIL No Icnxau No 70 rue urquart entire lie, s sauas
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vINGT Iu REGISSTro e T IN sS' uss mai
ro No moulin in n scc S Sy rue fs rh O. e
Quatrien,e District.
NISGT-DEUXIENE PRECtrSCT--pol No TN. l.. c,,,
de erqss diclses rue JacEo4 eaiie t. G rss
Poll No Deux la maison dacoe des garcons rue Isarc,
''f (; FIJI c5fGSsf s rR RE.EPsS No ~
tor ro SPt W Is res a. Camp s dss Ais,sins
Algiers.
cee pars'e dc Ia Parose dortans Ia rive dro;e
heuye Mississippi, d la maison de Cour.
Avis Special sux Elscteurs dc Ia vile de la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

joutdu ie Quatfieme District dc Ia yie dc la
leans a'r' '''I7 ~ 49, = 7'TfF7
e hcrnn tera ouvc lc Jour srsdt nosente 1859 dams
cnaque dteclion drpu hcss A. NJ jnsgnh
hsn,es NJ ee de recevor e des eecteurs qualities
ne Patosse d0aans Ia surveillance des commssnss
sfsers qu seront nomnts autsrs conptente 1iec
on cevfa ee condte les pcate devrop ers
transmits ofieier sousgns chsgs de les anmettrs conor
ntment la loi. sg
Bureau du Sheriff Pnroisrc az :anE, d'p0bre 1859
Oh n, 7, PAREE Err Sheriff