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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


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Poll No DenxA Ia pornpe de la compagmie de pom
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Trofsieme District.
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That ABDUCTION CAsE.-In regard to the alleged
abduction OF daughter Of the Rev. J. 7. Wethe-
rel of Dexter, Me-, by Rev William s. Cilley, the
Bangor Wing says:
We have been informed that the child was given
to MIR. Cilley in its infancy, at the death Of ia
mother, and that since that time, until lately she
mas been brought up in his family and cared for as
the child from Mr.. Cilley against his wishes, and
Mr.. Ciley has steadily claimed that the child was
his by gift that he had reared it from its infancy.
from him. The little girl is a niece Of MI. Clley.
and we do not learn that any fears are entertained
that she will not be properly cared for
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coTroN BuRsr.-The Augusta (Ga.) Constitu-
tionalist of the 2sth ult. says: ID
Yesterday afternoon, between IL and O'Clock
as the cars were being shifted at the Hamburg de-
pot OF the South Carolina railroad, the cotton Of
one OF the open cars discovered to be on fire.
me tire, it is supposed was communicated to the
cotton by sparks from the locomotive and the train
being in motion, and strong breeze blowing at the
time, almost the entire lot OF cotton on the car be-
ing about 40 bales, was soon burnt So. ssAs
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BULLETIN FROM FRED DoUGLAs.-The Hon. Mr..
Giddings has given his bulletin-and new we have
another from not less illustrous man, Fred Doug
las, the colored orator. The Rochester IN. W
Express announces his return there from Philadel-
pha, and after referring to his departure soon for
Europe says:
As to Mr.. DIS supposed connection with the
Harpers Ferry insurrection," he is not aware Of
known hatred of slavery which can give lust
ground for such suspicion; and certainly the
simple inutdtion to dinner, given nearly year
ago, and found in Browns carpetbag,' will
scarcely be deemed legal evidence Of a murderouss
or reasonable intent. IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

FROM THE KANSAS MINES AND THE PLAMs-ThA
st. Joseph Journal Of the 26th has the following !.
esterday afternoon, we met with Messrs L. C
Wemple, of Chicago, and W. H. Valentine. of "a
sale lll;, who had just returned from the Pixies
Peak gold mines, by the Overland route on horse
back. These gentlemen, accompanied by q num-
Der OF others, went out to the mines early Iaat
spring, and had been mining and prospecting M
70 the tme OF their leaving They have made
something more than expenses, and have come
nome TO spend the winter in the States, expecting
to return in the spring. They speak in the highest
terms q the mines, and say they just beginning
sich discoveries are daily being made and the
END IS not yet A company of sixty men are now
engagedin digging ditch through the div oiss.
on mnlcn Is expected they will clear two million
per day for stream Of water an inch thick. which
VIII be sufficient to run sluice The waI,f n -
q. %, mas been the great obstacle Of these dgeinEs
the past season. All of the dirt had to ke 6anIea
some distance to water or slid down IN, siiss N
mountains in sacks. either Of which was q slrU nm
cess, and necessarily consumed considerable f!lns
which can be easily obviated by means Of ditchee
and suices. a -
The health in the mines was usually good IL
only deaths being occasioned by the drinking u
strychnne whisky, in and around Mountain City.
bu. az that place is said to abound in the finest
water in the world it is to be hoped that the water
VIII prove an effeetual antidote. q
coming IN, our informaIlts met number Of
wagons laden with dry hides destined for this mar
~ - DSh'el gnu iAufitTla nldeS were dull at 80
and e cents apiece. Even after being transported
tins distance, the above figures would leave 4
handsome margin for profit. 1s "a s1s
Numbers of returning miners had left Denver ~
water for the States, but at the time these gentle
men left the water in the Platte was SO low that
abandoned. =, - $500 80 4
A few buffalo were seen on the route, and at the
crossing of the Platte large Indian encampnent
was passed. About sixty miles this side Of Platte
crossing as many as three hundred Cheyennes,
Sioux and Arrapahoes were passed in a body.
who were returning from their hunting grounds.
They were all friendly and did not offer to modest
our solitary wayfarers y S - y
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sNAGGED.-The steamboat New World struck .
snag on the night of the 18th off Fort Washington.
on her way from New York to Albany, and SUNK
Accidents of that kind sometimes occur on the
Mississppi river.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New orleans.5
Be it remembered that the S December 1883 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaar Pcsi
dent and A Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insu
rance Company of New Orleans who being duly accord
ing to law do depose and TINT the above Just
and true and transcript from the books Of said
pany.
o. GAILLARD, President
A. SCHREBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this sh day of December,
A. ID. 1855. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per cent in cash upon the scrip issued by this Company for 1885,
TO the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the second Monday of February next.
Tho Beard Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of sixty
per 6N the earned premiums of the Company, for
the year ending November 30 1883 which certificate will be
issued and after the Sih Of February, 1850.
The Company continue insure against the per of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current of
premiums.
OFr1cE-No3 Caroniele street.
o. GAIIIARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
respectfully give notice that they have arranged for the
express facilities the NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON and
GREAT NORTHERN and connecting railroads whereby they
enabled to THROUGH EXPRESS for the forwarding
of bank notes specie ewey, valuable packages baggage
merchandise fruit and all articles requiring despatch and
from all parts of the North, East and West.
Also: LOCAL EXPRESS TO and from New Orleans yicks
burg, jackson and Canton and stations the New
leans Jackson and Great Northern, The Mississippi Central and
southern NIiss) Railroads, by passenger trains.
Messengers in charge of Bank Notes Gold mack
for the Northern Eastern and Western cities daily through
by land route.
Until the completion of the Mississippi Central Railroad
regh for Memphis and the North will be dispatched Vcks
burg by rail- thence by river destination
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given 10 the early forwarding
of Fruits and all articles of perishbe Freight
places oil The line Of the Roads should plainly marked with
the Of the station where it is intended to be left.
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be received
office SO Camp and ut the Passenger Depot
Caiope and Magnolia streets.
Articles to be forwarded by Express will be delivered without
extra charge.
For rates. etc. inquire at the office, 96 Camp
7 j Mo NEWER
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the Board of Trustees have resolved to interest Of six
per in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
the SECOND MONDAY III August proximo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
ending the Sh June 1859 for which certificates will be
iosnei on and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reseryng Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
issue of the year 1856 he redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proXmo, well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates of Profits
after the 10th Of September neatntere thereon from
nj lime l.
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suffer large pa Of tic globe the consequence Of
disahe1 action in the system induced by the poisonous
sgar neat soil and rises with the waicr yaor from IL
Nlie h suN is below the horizon this fingers the
ee surface and the virus is taken with il through the
INTO the blood There irritating poison the inter
ha visce and excretag Of the body. The liver
BILE from the blood Both the virus and accumulate in
" circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
ana become dsortefed also Finally, the instinct
is rs in nm attempt 10 e%pe The uoxuis infusion conccn-
force them out re blood leave The surface and
syi i Il me central 3gaa; With e2nges,iye v9pss lh
lows ~ which the blood leaves the central and t,shcs
the surface ms il another cxpel lie irritating poison
throlsA t other great eNcitlory-he skin III tis also it
% and the system ahanons The attempt exhausted and waits
Tor tue recovery Of strength the hop effort another
day; TheSeEe the and Of FEVER AND AGUE.
ct constitutional disorder will Of course unde mine the health,
II II Is ro' removed.
We have labored TO find and have found an antido,e
Ayers Ague Cure,
which nentraizes mis- malnriois poison tile blood n-
aes the liver eNe from the body A, should does
rather does what is Of service those stjec 10
fnis niseio IL taken in seI" it eHpel, from the system
lacks keeps system health although exposed to The dis,
Consequently it only cures protects from the
Masked ,gne Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
Fever Neuralgia rheumatism, Govt blindness Toothache.
tie Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which when arising from
rlsns and cures the disease.
iabed to do This their Office of their accord Hence
end but oen life is not long enough or il sacrificed in the
tempt while this guc Cure" does il once, with safety
remedy for the whole class of diseases WHICH by
niasnac Infection than other which has been
and has still another important public
IL, that II Is cheap well Ms good
Prepared by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

EOR GONORRHEA, GhEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
L in the Back, and all Urinary Affections. -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOIU-
Tl0N.Ths wordrenowned preparation cures all affections
of generave orgas whether chronic. Phys
clans OF England Of France and Of America acknowledge its
efficacy Thousands sufferers have been relieved by II.
Purely vegetable in composition, il is harmless rs is III
The system becomes invgoated and the debi,aed
wy $50 b. ANS,
Sole agent fof the United States,
mvl7 ly Apothecary % Camp street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

An old footman having read Lindley Murray was
afterwards very precise in his announcements
when ushering in his visitors. On one occasion
p sae e abnn ~ into nv
with this Introduction, Mr.. Foot and the two
Misses Feet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

q CHAs. c. GAINES & Co., IMPORTERS
ca AND nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MJHARDWARE CUTLERY, etc, No. % Magazine and
" 40 iravier streets have hand, and are constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools:
Hoes, Spades and Shovels; Corn and Coffee Mills;
On and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; MIL Pit and Cross Cut Saws
Anvils, Vices and bellows; Counter and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies screw Plates; Androns and Tenders
Hampers and longs: Sloves and Tongs:
Grind stones all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks ana hinges; Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery
Together with large assortment Of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brushes Perfumery, Paper and Blank Books etc. which are
offered at the lowest prices for cash city paper no25y
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FOUNDRY AND nIAcH1NE-sHop

ny GEORGE PATTERSON
W Successors to Mclean & Pattersonl corner of Deord
and New Ievec streets
The undersigned is now prepaIed manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS, and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats. Sugar Plantations Mills Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power Fire
Fronts, Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders. Gum Metal Rings, etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand all times Bars Wheel Stirrup
Flange Bolts. Gauge Cocks Valves used by
steamboats,.
is for the sale Of John Osborns Fuel Saw
ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and others that have them in these Bars
be under boiler lately put UP estal
lishinent.
He has also made for the sale of
Boilers and Machinery, and will establish Depot yenet to
the establishment where large quantity hand Boilers
Machinery may be found at all times sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
Now rleans .Iune l. 1883 T.
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A merchant in Burlington, Vermont, having sunk
his shop-foor a couple of feet, announces in the
Sentinel that in consequence Of recent improves
ments goods will be sold considerable lower than
formerly"
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DR.. J. G. Aver s. Co..,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.



Has for itself such cure every variety
us to recount the evidence OF its vnes wherever has been
section do than the people its quality kept
the best il has BEEN and that be relied
for their relief ali ii has ever been found TO do
Ayers Cathnrtic Pills.
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE,
For Costiyenes for the Of Dyspepsia for Jandice
the Of Indigestion for Headache for tue
for Foul somaeh for the Of Eryipeas for the Piles
the of Scroua for all Scofnos Complaints
Of Rhenmatis for Diseases of the skim for the of Liver
Complaint for Dropsy for the of letter Tumors Salt
Rheum; for Worms for the cure of Gou for Dinner Pill
the cure of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood
They sugarcoated that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm
from their use in any quantity.
Ez- Price, p cents per box; five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and emil
have lent their to certify the unparalleled
usefulness of these remedies but here will permit
the insertion of them. The agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they given, with
also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment
that should be followed for their
Do not he put oil by unprincpled dealers with other ptepara
tons they make profit Demand AYERS and take
Others The sick the best aid there is for them and they
s10Hld have it,
All our remedies for sale by
j. WRIGHT e. co,
Nos. 81 and l5i Charities street, n o.
Also by 1IAvILAND, CLARK Il GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers. ic2l
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No, s., Gustomneuse street ,nsa,

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. So Cusomlouse street, near
lVl Royal sreetF0r the Cure of Old Chronic, Nercurtn
yplitic md all Private Diseases without Mercury hndnce
from business exposure to friends, and guaranteed in
ri cases.
The unparalleled success which attended Dr. James pac
tice in MI parts of the United States and Europe many
mnrkhe he has effected, which pronounced incur
able the eminent hycan stiics him in offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed PryHtc,i and, of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR.. James per
manently eacates namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical. Affections of Females however
complicated they be, Diseases of the Back and lons
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers, Tmors and all Diseases of the skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body mind
ting them for either business society, viz Constitutional De-
bity Impotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth
Weakness Of Back asd Limbs Pain in the Head Dmncss
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Papaton of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness, rrahity symptoms of Consumption,
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression of
Spirits Evil Forbodngs Aversion Society, Self Dsrus
Love OF Solitude limldy ETC.. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. James and be perfect
health let no false dccacy prevent yo apply
yourself from the awful and deadul constituencies of this
terrible malady
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vigor
restored
Remember "The Medical House of James, is 50 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hours of attendance
fromS A. NJ. to s p NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
p S-Recen of Gonorhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. DIR, JAMES,
d. " 81 Crstonhouse street.
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The trouble with bow-legged men Is that they
are always going on belsderS,
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL

a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
ST. IRON WORkS.-The undersigned beg inform
~ the public and builders generally that they manu-
W featuring all kinds of Architectural building Iron
Work Ri their foundry corner Of Magnolia and Erao streets
office in Davidson Row, Carondeet Eerana
Railing shutters Safe and Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs.
They keep constantly hand Wrought Iron Col
uuns entialors and Sash Weights and fill all
every description OF Castings Columns Store and House
with despatch.
BENNETT & LJRGES Dayidsons Row
je2itt tessas Cnrondeet street.
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RELATIVES OF GENERAL WAsHlNGToN.-A cor
respondent of the Fredericksburg (va.) Recorder
says: ~ e
1t is an error that Colonel Lewis W. Washington,
of Jefferson, is g the nearest relative Of General
Washington alive" The venerable Daingerfieid
Lewis, of King George, is one degree nearer. Mr..
Lewis is q grandson of Fielding Lewis and Bette,
the sister Of Washington, whilst Colonel Washing
toms father, the late Colonel George G. Washing
ton, was only the son of nephew All the
nephews of the General were bequeathed swords
in his will, and two are in the possession of the
Lewis family, the one worn at Braddock's defeat,
besides other relics, being now at Marmion. Mrs
Laurence Washington, of Westmoreland, is an aunt
of Colonel 1. W. Washington, and of course also
nearer relative.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular fRmily Medicines, which they supply
pslsis anu Dealers ~ roprctors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL q street
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a BARoNNE STREET STEAM BOILER

- ,BiAIK trS,E STREET STEAM BOILER
81 - MASIFAGTDRY, between Poydras and IIevia only
~ three minutes walk from the st. Charles Hotel
W The undersigned having largely increased his work
shops and having all le facilities, is prepared
for any description Of BOILERS in less low rates
North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE FI.UED BOILERS, from 20 to
30 feet long and AZ inches diameter.
Also CYLINDER BOILERS 30 80 81 and So inches diame
ter, and various lengths.
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
OH hand.
All work will be guaranteed of best material and workman
ship
Parties wishing to purchase Boilers for plantations
boats sa%m respectfully invited call judge
themselves ln23 ly&wl u. II. FOWLER.
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a. siAoS1S , 49, C. c. COTTON.
81 X No. IL Canal street No Crosman street and WV
eEst.0 No 4 New I.ayee street TX
" Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron wv
Workers,
Brass Founders and Finsers Manufacturers of Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evaporating Pans Fiefers Pans
cmncys and Breeching, Steamboat aud Plantation Black,
snithng -
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES.
Planters Merchants ard Stenboatmen will find
vantage give cali before purchasing or contracting else
where via Il,
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* MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
<#% !, Ia Common street, between Baronne and Ca
>s68S III rondele streets. New Orleans.
ttAAsakSA This establishment will remain open during
the where everything the market affords found
and prices moderate The well ventilated more
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boariers.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL It McCfRAW,
pronr;a,,re
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CATCHING FrsH.-They have curious way Of
lies down on the bank, with his head over the
stream, holding worm in his mouth The fish,
attracted by the spiral workings of the worm to es
cape jumps at it. At this moment, the dexterlty
OF the fisherman is evinced. He suddenly opens
his mouth and catches the fish between his teeth.
One old man we saw down there had worn oil his
teeth off catching fish. Fact
IRafon Romeo Snpar Planfar