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4 yRANnDAy AND MOONLIGHT PIC NC
kIsiEsxRRb 81 I AS AAt9 }sI, / E6
Rsy;T.s . sSd rom q. i.lsnd large and ..fs boats
ssT from the foo, Of he caS'toi snd from the cor
and from the SatSerh Isses MAXI, a. ss and apr
"a. bee. snd and ssPenos cO'S1 s. I'd
t @i,.ns sss..%. S sn sis sS,.
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-The
= .f ta!. 9 a. :s%;.s..If, t sIs; e
81 the, steamer Pow hs,sn 20 Nor
fox, oher the public OF w arlington and vic,nt,
ssRsSI 3 SsflSlfs z: Pee
To psriss three or more excursion ticket. will
De Issued az one dollar SD each for Glymout with
q .c RS ,E n ss
line ras :,s.s a. sssy Viz :.s
ams s hsn selns sbundant aso, shooting.
Good Hotel Recommendation osa be had at these
Boat ,s.ys 1eo. e s,h .,rses a. 81 and s
For further inicrn.f;pa inquire Al Il. compss,.
S!Ssn HH H saa .ssSgs ns5. S
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company
THE EyENEzER sABBATH SCHOOL,
GRAND EXCURSION 20 Giy mont
on THURSDAY. July isth. Further
particulars IN future advertisement.
" "a. Nv i57-st COMMITTEES.
lNl WASHINGTON.
Heies a Week Usti Fufker Noties.
The steamer THOMAS COILYER will run reg
nlarly to Mount Vernon and tho r.
Tomb OF Washington on TUES EaS3AH
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving thc99<7E1ss
wharf, at the foot of 7th street. a. 10 a. m and 70
turning at half past O'Clock .. VA.
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner o.
trip 81. ma m
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CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA CIrprD
~; Dr. n JAMES discovered while in the Es.t
init %, certain care for Consumptlon Assb~.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds aud Ceners, fssts,.,s'
LIZ remedy was discovered BY him when hss chi,
sn.u, a uSaaghser, was given mp tn die. Hss eh.ld
nentuEe ms ellow-morias, he will send "a 49,
o1 wsn IL, tae recipe containing fun disrciicns
Tree, on receipt o6 the names with stamp ~ ~
G eS1n Po,,tase' Address O; p. BROWN, No 10
jy S-8ts 'eseD'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07

EOR RENT-The STORE in the star Bui ding.
Il next adjoining the Star Office, long occupied a.
able stand an Washington city for any retail husI
ness: Apply to w. ID. WALLACE, at the Star
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t. POISON SODA wATFR,1
POiso NomIfIsA ss OF THAT WHICH Is NOT
MATTHEWS & sIMMs,
iysn Drug Store, Ps- ayenn.
" 1-oe betwe<n 81 !. "a e..
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Showing an increase
during 1853 Of go. 15,4iO,Os5
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" ATTENTION. MONTGO MERY
~ GUARDS-Io are hereby notified to at
tend a regular monthly meeting of the Company on
I'll TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant.
By order OF Captain Major.
jy 5St THOS. McENERy SEQ
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INCREASE IN THE SALE OF POSTAGE STAMPS.
The accounts of the Post Office Department
show that the amount of stamps issued during
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HARDWARE, COACH

A MOTHER SUPPLYING have lust made
cons istse additions t. our stock of ieols, Il
saws, Combination Saws Gomhination x
SSusresi ma1Smme5s Hstshets, Rules, Com -
Plane Irons, Socket Terina ChiseIs, &c ali v,,
ranted GOOD, Buying and selling for cash enabies
US W oHer these goods at unusually low prices
GRIFFITH SHIEI.DS
JeS No. S39 Pa. ay., opposite Brown's
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A Rare CHANCE-A beautiful COUNTRY
ie one of the most highly Improved and desiTsbie
places within range of twenty miles around Wash
i ns. orfurther information apply at the star
omce ~ II m
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COAL AND WOOD.

Ill., COAL AND WOOD
DAII.l expected, a cargo of WHITE ASH EGG
ana BROKEN COAL, which will be sold. from The
vessel, at lowest possible rates for CASH or for
promPt pay ment on tIme at short dates with inter-
sS Oihef kinds and sizes will be received AZ short
ih.eIvais, ana disposed of on same terms
Also, FINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD A.
Ways on hand; saved and spit If required al low
est rates. DICKSON, GORDON Il Co.
SoIneI vermont av., and street, or in Georretovn
corner OF Green and Water streets. Tvs
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EOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE, ICE
II HOUSE. and SLAUGHTER HOUSE, on a
gooa lot. These buildings all quite new, situ
sted in pleasant and convenient locality and vel
suited Tor the purpose for Inch they int nded
inquire Of DAVID S. CALDWELL, Annapolis =,
ie TO- ifus
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PURE DRIVE WSH HIskk;y RR.n,v y,
PORT, AND OTHER Wines. ohi
nave had In store, and just received a large ad
, HsktAaN andy, and WINES, which will sell ate
JESSE b. WILSON, Grocer.
Ie Is eO6w No. 321 Pa. av.. bet, 9Th and 5tb a.
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EOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
= ,Georgetown, pleasantly situated West ST.,
In the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient TO the best schools and churches A
sum of money will be taken which will give g. the
purchaser IN rents, 10 per cent Terms: One fourth
cash; and the balance Ia L 2 and years with inte
rest bali yearly. Mr.. 4; Nj. Hanson, Agent of Fire
Insurance Company, 9TH street, will designate the
property more particularly.
E. B. ADDISON, Agent,
mar I5eou Alexandria, Va.
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mar l9-eotf

EOR RENT-The HOUSE on 18th street No.
al, between u aud III streets. either fuTni shed
or cnlurnlshed, as the tenant MAY wish. This Is a
good order 1t has all the improvements OF a list
cas- house. Apply TO JOHNALEXANDFK. No.
Penn. 10 1Q-o,v
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1SBANK OF WASHINGTON July S, 1850
W. i he Trustees of this Bank have declared a
dividend Of three per cent out of the profits of the
last SIX months, payable to stockholders on de-
mand
,vc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

r. C. f. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAvIER ST
X New Orleans La C. NJ JOHNSON Superintendent of
n Slave Depot. - Nf' VI
Notice Merchants Planters Traders and Slave Own
erf-atlhg made extensive alterations IN
y o stang An am now prepared 10 receive accommodate
from Two 10 three hundred slaves for sale Commission
rooms on reasonable terms $3.50 "oAe
THOSE having business in line well to call and
offer are uiequaed. - ~ '''A
good stock of Negroes for sale will kent constantly on
nan consisting Of Field Hands Mechanics House Servants
sean'stresses Nurses, Hair Dressers, etc, ''
for sale f'' FsNN IA. NY "anas
snd sold. ff ~ ~ i"A.us oousht
SEES ly CF uAvcurp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

| OST OR fIISLAID-NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
t appcation will be made TO the Commissioner of Pen.
Ay days after the first publication hereof for the
q saIS warrant No 199S in the OF John A. Fort
the same having been los mislaid cayeat has s, H
In the General Land Office agsnst the sss.ss ~ my
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
gew tans 9ay Crescent Saturday aorana aoreber 12 1879
AMUSEMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALDING u ROGERS,
scum AND AMPHITHEATER
''' '''''-a'. .t'-..''...'......--,........M Manager
Last Three Nights of
bocttncr's German Dramatic Comunnv
4i4shRAG EM2ph hfTs RSfusp1rcr Z
tasa HhA nsD s1sHE SayeTf;
Operate iHst Th srEsbfnnrrr E!s:
nl- Admission 20 eens Colored Gallery 2s cents
n.s o, open II" hapast rios at half
Dag g-Ts,fSmanee EGnS EVERY NIGHT EVERY sAruR-
| NIL
VARIETIES THEATER- NoTIcE.-THE
BOX ofce will open for the securing of Boxes and
Chairs, THIS MORNING, Saturday, Nov I2 atsAM
niz W. b. CHIPPENDALE, Treasurer
| VARIETIES THEATER-
JOHN E. OWENS, Lessee and Nonn1er
mas the pleasure Of announcing the Citizens of New Or
leans that he will shortly open the Varieties with power
in ana efficient Company, for the production of
STANDARD COMEDY
DRAMA,
EXTRAVAGANZA and
IT., e.,,.-,, BURLEsQuE.
talented Artists in the United States will compose the Com
pany: ~ ~
II. j. WALLACK,
From the London and New York Tbeuers bi first a
ance in this city. ''~'
c. W. COULDoCK
me weiknown actor; his first appearance in this Thea,er
From anra Keene's 1heaer New York; his first apnesr
ance M this city.
II. B. COPELAND,
His first appearance here for four years
W. A. CHAPMAN,
His hrst appearance in this city
II n1 AVN JOHN E. OWENS
:, His first appearance for three years.
Mr. LEFFINGWEII,
His first appearance in this city.
rp r,. n,, 7. f. NORRIS
His first appearance in this ciy
JAS. SEYMOUR, WI pp1cns
T. B. McDONoUGH,
From the Montreal Theaer
GEO. wALLACK,
GEO. LINGARD,
GEO. BECKs
JAS. TAYLOR,
W G. VERNON,
II. HAWK,
7. SMITH.
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
' e >e~ fofk lheacrs her first appearance in this city
Aiss AKA STEVENS
~ VI me ihef darden New York her first appearance in
this city.
Miss POLLY MARSHALL.
o''efF OF Eurtons Theater her first appearance in this CITY,
Miss CoULDoCK,
Her first appearance in this cjty
MISS FLoRANCE,
From Burton Theater; her first appearance in ;s ctx
Miss ADEoNA GALE
M Miss HANNAH GALE,
Mrs. W. A. CHAPMAN
rom The Walnut Thcater Pfladelphia her s,
ance in this city.
Miss MAY PRESTON
Her first appearance in this city
Mrs FRANK REA
Her first appearance in this CITY
Miss JOEY LECLERC,
re- JAS SEYMOUR. ''' '"s'
Mrs. II. BLAND
Mrs. PRESTON
Miss sALLIE BENNER
Miss ELLA WEsNER
Miss LoTTIE HEINEss
Miss T1LIIE STEPHENSON
i'h q full and efficient Orchestra conducted by a
ssnor CARLO PATTI.
Ea~D Due notice will be given the orenng Pieces
.'o'I @ e anu AZ aANA'Ef.'..... \ Mr.. JOHN F.. OWENS
AGE MANAGER GER.-................Mr H. j. WAILACU nj
ot, :. ''.:.'''....',.......M Mr.. T. B. McDONoUGH
49, "''''''''''.........-.sig CARLO PATTI | nj
Mr.. JOHN R. SMITH ia
s'u'e' - Mr. ALFRED H. HOWELL
tFron the Boston Theater) ro
- MAKER Mr., A. II. BENEDICT
Mr. GEO WILSON GGss
i'' Mr.. F. BECK j,
PRICES OF ADMISSION. -
LIVING "'Aes. % SIS On w
tAccordiug to I.ocaon.)
Upper and Lower Dress Circle and Paroue,te :.
Wv, % t,'ina lef'' so
ooioteo 'faiery.' 2s v
for |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
DESIRABLE oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL
Hg Honse, suitable for q small family.
BY J. B. WALTON.
nhslhAbLE DWELLINGS. WELL LOCATED AM vrpv
convenient to business, at Auction ',tsD 'I1i
BY ]. B. WALTON

ph'slhAbLE DWELLINGS. WELL LOCATED Avn vvpy
convenient to business, Auction 'D 'n"
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Anctioneer, Office 10 Bank Place
nSSDA I, 18th Now, 1859 at ~ n,coIaL
S a. ~ ahe s. Charles Exchange win IL sold
let date Ann Nd In the square bounded BY Caronde
a streets measuring IS feet 5inces f,,nt G
M @ street by llO fee. in dph between parallel lines m
"A, 4 MODERN TWO STORY FRAME Dwr1J1sc u..,
nrrannsh ;Ang me usual number rooms conyenentir
M aised vide hall galleries front and rear hraaLfa,
@ eenng 10 the rear Of the lot leased 10 good tenant
Es-TERMassnaThh,n Massnah, until the 3s October 1850 'eD''
hnril n s 'or Si.6 66 dated April 1889 one na m Two
an NM @ ; and one payment April 1851 with nes p
soOo 1T io , ON @ aas 70 maturity give M note e f
anu spees mortgage and for the balance casl "'Nu
,tr TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square borrsss =. @
streets measuring each % feet inche. fron, M arohdeie
sfes by depth Of ll6 feet inches and nes ~ mnaries
hes running back a comaon aler In lie r. % II
inv heng on Clio street with the Improvements and huiId
d. uMo ,tia. MODERN, WE'LL BUILT, Two.sToRY FRAME
eins houses, adjoining containing each o
ah marble mane wide hail. galleries front and rear
,oor Two arr a ohe roo water closet, ETC.. the first
M. rce servants rooms and wafercoset in bact
moor there alley for each house oneninp m 6,
fom Tqo seG@ & feet wide This property abont one
u on me line of the Carolon and iafayette Rans
anu sngrs a opportunity for safe yesent VI
notes of the hifd cash balance and two wears in
, ,. fen PER annu from day ala o aturr ard az
,ba not rinctnaly paid secured by nnrtgasa pa
and he 10 be kept insured BY the p9cbasers
1 .ne !oHces transferred to the vendor = - ~ iSaeeis
ttct OF sale before A. Mazureau Ess Go,,r,. p,, . :,
expense Of the puchasers '-'a 'o'"is uolc at The
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

fosialsE Sill. y And UNREsERvED SALE OF LoTs IN Tr11
I'M VI osska Miss.-Succession Of G. G Rer ~ =. ~
BY J. B. WALTON,
r.r,-n Auctioneer-ofSce, 10 Bank Plaee
= =; r. = n December 3, 1885, at 12 o,cIao,,
oS ~ =. e a. Iiaret Exchange BY virtue and Il
M o me Honorable the Fourth District Con-, a s
, r. daeh Zih October 1879 account of t,e y, sew
tnn ii b DICT and q e. Bier Co., will be sold at nnh @ OF
Two LOTS OF GROUND in the town of oxvta
srcet M situated on Liberty street between Firsf and $500
Nnr., uAI enWt:c from the New Orleans Jaeksnn an = M
depth. 1i''s each oo teet front by 200 feet in
n3-TERMS-Cash
OF the purchaser. ' -'''a's uoic, at the expense
'hHrE Snas POSITIVE ET SANS RESERVE DE TEPp .1xs
e. Bier d Co. essioh ae u u Bier ct c.
PAR J. B. WALTON.
~,.. Encaneur-Bureau 10 Bank Place
= nEchalSaa, r. 8 dc dccembre 1859. a mtdt ,
10 ~, rchanGe St Charles, ct conformtnen ~
sn a, 9natflene Cn de District de In ni
chn y e = docobre 1859 pour coinpe des cranc;ers H.
II sefa Vehdu Fencan sans
@ "a IERRAlNS dams la vile de Osyka Fiat dr. >r;:
M n,s hhI Ia rue !ihero les rues Premara a, %
~, e !et da chemin de fer de la Nouyele ORLEANS f,
pleds de profondeur. ~ " pieus de lace sur 100
ES'CoND1TIONS-Compt
rails d facguireur. 9o' t>"'nfe Fuonc, aux
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
r A. FAHNEsTocK's vERMIFTGE- 11s,.z

,fossrs n A C,., NEW ORLEANS, June 10 lS5s
IN sending you list of about new customars u
the superior quality of your valuable "no 'esu'y to
,. + NJ / U GE.
1t appears that another article has been aen,ne , A
alced into many parishes where yor medicn is e I ,
Tor great many persons writing or
My sales this year will be at lcast I,1 gross
Very respectfuy
Oh I'm +. P DuGoNGE, 80 Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
WINES AND LIQUORS

- DIR. BEARD's EYE INEIRMAnv
No, IS LAFAYETTE Gate Heyia) STREET.
between Baronne and Carondelet New Orleans
ms institution is open for the reception persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE s1
~ n''u,ne Is new-the Rooms large airy Every
"''e""oh VIII DC paid to the comfort Of patients.
S wards devoted to the Of Slaves with EVE
AFFECTIONS. ~ ~ "in E Il
Vs. A competent Physician resides in the house
TERMS:
mn'es 'Fom 50 90 to S. 90 per day.
-Ne'N>"'''''..- s55
kB- Operations charged extra
Arene'a Eyes of the msnufactory of Bossonneau of
-- - ~ "' 'he ihhrhiary. se28 ly6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

WOOD, D,NtILTENBERGER 4 co.
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. 81 Camp street.
are prepared to fill any for every dscrip
Ornamental Iron Work,
such as Front Fences Cemetery Rulings Office RanpS Va
fa,dahs Balconies, Gallery Rulings, Stairs lion Eatary
Fountains, Furniture, etc, - "A!, -'''A!,
Our Front Fences and Cemetery Raings fitted with
chaser may prefer. ~i'-ei "s sAs fHsr
We would call particular attention the CAST-IRoN MAIr
soLEUM or FAMILY TOMB, designed uanufxcfrrr Nv
tor ne sonh which in elegasce beauy
granite. - " ''''e'oiee N "aroie
and any Information in regard to work cteerfv
~ all times and sheets of designs sent by man ~
those desirous of making selection e. ~ - i''i "
WOOD, MILTENBERGER & Co.
wonn o pSRmR NsmR stSeet, New Orleans.
ola ON Ridge Road. Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM sToPPENHAGEN
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE Aucioneer
Office, l1e Common street
w WETDhEisDAY, =, ,i y DEG. IA, 1859, ut Ia O'Clock
Ut NJ al me ST Charles Exchange will be sold at nuSIin
auction" by vir1ne and pursuance Of An order from H. Pupe %
= H. Morgan Judge Of the District Court Of N. IN
sion, viz: '-'' ''' account Vi s'd success
l.ot Is n negro man, aged about q wears
BiiiA a negro man. aged about IS wears
Ml.lAM alias BILL, aged about is wears fonpd In tbo
possession oil fiie deceased but for slave no le uaawr
@ oes as S & w. discovered Will be sold therefore without
HJ~TERMS-Cash.
OF the purchasers. ' Uni NJ, a. ss 'ne n, II ;NPense
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE.
BY ToURNE 81 THOMAS.
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer
Office, ll9 Common street
NV M M ne ST Charles Exchange will be sold ut ancIion
virtue and III pursuance of order from the Hon IT W,
Judge OF the Second District of New Orleans a,d
N"vfhlper .s for account of said succession VII
u,ni or LltClS, a negro man, aged about ~ wears
q ER n:r r. a mnaress, aged about 80 years; EMMA
@fh hsr child aged about years. '' -'NfA-
ESF- TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before s Narner Not.r. p.L,,-
pense of the purchaser nIn ~ "a ~, me ne eh-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

l,l2a5oO CIGARS AT AUCTION.
BY D. E. MORPHY.
AucTIoSEER
"WEDNESDAY. 23d inst, mt II o.elocl A
pitnuas streets will he Sold ' e"i'"' All" Achou
so Havana Cigars, consisting varieties best adan,
antted in every respect. S' '' ''i '''i' guar
tens which will be very liberal sec catalogues n1y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

The BARBEcuE.-If favored with fair
day the Democratic meeting and Barbe.
cue to be given here on Saturday next
will be in all probability large and in
teresting one. The. cordial and earnest
invitation to participate in it, given to all
regardless Of party and soliciting free dis
cussion, has been widely circulated. We
have reason to hope that, besides Messrs.
Semmes and Landrum, some Of the most
eminent Democratic orators in Louisiana
will be present and address their fellow
citizens. Ample preparations are made
for seating two hundreds people.as once at
the dinner table which will be abundantly
supplied. The fairer and worthier half of
our population will be duly represented
by ladies whose presence and sympathy
will enliven the assembly while they pro-
mote good cause and thrice welcome
will they be. Come one-come ALL ~
is the hearty invitation Of those who pre-
pare this festival.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

RnEroR1c.- ask the people to follow this
ignis fatuus Of Democracy no longer, but take the
reins in their own hands and drive out those yam
p;res who have been SO long fattening upon the
public treasury and taxing them to replenish its
vaults. American.
Whata mixture Of figures! Just fancy
the people of Rapides with bride straps
in their hands cutting and slashing at fat
vampires which have taxed them and then
swallowed the hard do1lars-while the
neglected ignis fatuus slowly sinks into
the pine woods!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

ET Mf, Gray requests MS to state that he is now
travelling over the parish for the purpose Of de-
fning his position to the people whom he eonsid-
ers the only authority that has right to demand
it. Those in town who wish to know'his position,
can know it, by calling upon him, as he will be in
town every week. lie submits to no Post.ofice or
clique dictation, as he considers himself yet free
man American.
Yet Mr. Gray does not define his posi-.
ton either here or in the country. He
has not been heard to say here OF else
where whether he intends to vote for the
Democratic State ticket headed with Mr.
Moore or for the Opposition ticket headed
with the name Of COL Wells. The people
who have a right to know do not know
whether he is q Democrat or not. They
can only Judge from his actions and his
actions are those best calculated to do
harm to the Democratic party. Like all
the Opposition local candidates for legis-
lativc or parish offices he is running as
an Independent, His sympathisers and
declared supporters are Know Nothings
and be is, like the others on their ticket,
their regularly recognized candidate
Nine-tenths Of those who will vote against
the Democratic nominees will vote for
Mr.. Gray. So long as he remains silent
the conviction must be forced upon the
minds Of all Democrats who value organi-
cation at its true worth that they cannot
consistently recognize him as enc Of their
number and that he has no right to solicit
their votes on the score Of being Demo
crat. This riding double will not do; the
sterling and solid Democracy Of Rapides
have no fancy for any such "grand two
horse act"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

A PNzI WORTH CoNTENDIxG roR.--Csl John
Robinson Of Madison county, IA more partcical man
we take it than many leaders in State FARSI has had
manufactured silver cup, saucer, and spoon lined
with gold, and worth nearly Fifty dollars, which he
offers a. premium to the young lady, natire Of
Mississippi, who will make with her own hands the
best shirt. The shirtto be On exhibition at the
Mississippi State Fair in November next, andto be
decided by The committee on needle work. The
jackson Eagle says the cup already finished, aud
may be seen in that city.
IHinds County GaxA.te.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

% B. A. Reynolds, of Mobile, will soon
publish work entitled Calhoun and his
contemporaries" which will Contain com.
pIete biography Of the great South Caro-
linian.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
Matthew Watson.

The Shreveport Southwestern has at its
bead the whole Opposition State ticket
except the name Of Matthew Watson,
second candidate for Auditor. The Gazette
informs Us that Watsoa has declined.
Where is Summers Z
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

HEBREW FAsr.DAY.-on Friday at sun-
set begins solemn. Hebrew fast which
will continue until sunset on Saturday.
IN the religious calendars Of the Jews it
is known as the day of Kipour.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
Mr.. VIM. B. Shelton's Position.

At tie Barbecue given by Mr. Gray, at
Comrade on Saturday last, Mr.. Shelton,
Independent candidate for Representative,
was present and addressed the assembly.
In the presence of fifty voters he was
asked by one of our candidates =" Will
you vote the Democratic State ticket with
Moore at the head or will you vote the
Opposition ticket with Wells at the headp,
His reply was: - Twill notobligate my.
self TO vote the Democratic ticket. am
independent and viii vote as please.r
He was then asked: "Will you, if elected,
go into a Democratic caucus. for the pur-
pose of nominating Democratic candi-
date for United States Senator 2" After
some hesitation he replied. al do not ex-
pect to be invited to Democratic caucus"
He was next asked: eff you are invited
to such caucus will you act with it and
vote for its nominee ?" His answer
was
" # elected / shall Be an Independent Repre-.
seatassre, s0te for eehom I please and hare
nothing to ia with any Democratic uneu,.n
Mr., Shelton thus assumes his place in.
the ranks of the Opposition. Every vote
for him is vote against the Democratic
party and vote in favor of its antago-
nists fE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

SCHOOL oETHE LADIES OF THE Choss.-
This excellent school re-opened on Mon-
day with additional assistance as will, be
seen by referring to the notice in another
oolnulnl.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

THE RrEa--Red River opposite Alex.
sndria has risen about one fnot during the
past week, The Caddo Gazette reports q
rise of four feet at that place, Oct. l..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

EJ See Judge CREswELl's Reward for
his runaway slaves--and CHARLEY ScHRA-
BER's reward for his stolen horse. Let
our Natchitoches friends Keep a look out.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

The NAcoGDocHEs CHRONICLE W.
Cave, Esq, will retire from the Chronicle
Dec. LIST, and will be succeeded by Il. G.
Hancock, Esq, who has already pur-
chased it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

The DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEeE.-We
mgitethe thoughtful attention of parents,
guardians and young men about TO Ell.
cage In commercial pursuits to the ad.
vertisemsnt Of the Dolbear Commercial
College,. We shall refer to this instita-
lion more at length in our next.