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Liglte's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
AFES.

These the only Safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined
All Safes offered for sale this market are constructed
SHEET IRON which ectuay resist the attacks
of Burglars regarding FireProof qualities of the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES. let it be remembered that ont
of all the number of Sheet Iron Safes at the late
ROYAL STREET FIRE!
NOT ONE, which exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS uninjured while several were BURNED OUT en-.
telynOt vesge of the interior wood work remaining
when opened
Per contra-Read the following unprecedented trial of LII
LIES SAFES through which LILLIEs ALONE could pass
triumphantly:
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: ~ =
Agent for the E. R. S. S. Mills, New York.
.Ks Cares at Once.

The quickest remedy of the hence
disorders Piles Salt Rheum, scrofua and fact
every kind of Erupons Cuts Wounds Bruises Old
sores Erysipees, and ali Of the same gems
DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
only real quick and effective be obtained Try
once, and you will never be without it.
For saIa in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT s. co.,
q and 15i Chartres street.
n5 2p3eodkltW Sole Proprjetsrs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

= The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch learns through d
istter from Howell Cobb, that the President and
Cabinet have COL. Rudler's case under adyisemsnt,
and that steps VIII soon be taken for hs relief.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
Eseassouat OF Coat a1Rsce.
2. H. WILLARD

Has removed his Coal oace from No. IS to No. Il Ex-
CHANGE ALLEY between customhouse and Benyie streets
where he prepared ELL all for Pttsburg Anthracite
and English Camel GOALS.
p. H. WILLARD,
nj 2pbt At Fxehsnpa Alta,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
MAR RIED:

On Monday the 5 inst by the Rev Dr. Goodrich ut the
residence the brides father Mr. CHARLES FROST to
Miss A1sE MEEks daughter Of Theodore Meeks E'ai all
u. Baltimoe New YORK and Boston papers please COPY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
] vEpNiss alAY MORNING, NovEMBER I, aaeo-
xryssTIoN SAIsEs THIS DAY.

slaess ca sen u 70 c'eisck n No 90 harrss
sssx. sAsee assortment Of boots shecs aud srogeas,
faSissa1e etc
Sasassssaasv Smith se ak n eeoek, at No i64 Ora
"a sitf sssecx n spisndii lafsss
III uuaer auetion hesds. 5th page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

VIZ call attention 10 d school to be opened this
ds M Nasaaes absye qerpsrofe street. W Ms.
Danhaz xldow es late Oily sarss sor eeea n
nashsfs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07


FIRE JANA CofFEE AND SALAD 0il.-Measrs.
G. " elivsr e. y carondeles street advsrtlse for Ill,
INV pocets of old Java coe and fresh Saa III from gie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
V0tice.
o THE DEMOCRACY on NEW ORLEANS.


The Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS will arrive in This city
by the Mobile boat on THURSDAY MORNING, Sch inst. All
citizens desirous Of greeting the distinguished
vised him the Ponchartran Railroad at o'clock A.
NJ, to give him cordial welcome,
BY authority the Executive Committee
GEO. A. FOsDICK, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
vV'au Paper. wan Paper.

y. j. EvERs.
No. CO eharsres street,
Wholesale snd Retail Dealer ID French and American PA
RLES in every variety.
Particular attention paid all Ms line die 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
sanfo Cia,ss' headquarters


b. PIFFET'S
GR LA II b "a = a = r,
CANAL STREET. ...........I22
roUssc nurx-DrNeas.
In which will be found the greatest variety of FANCY
GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
ever imported Into this country The following comprise
few articles to which the attention of the public is invited
Combs.
Ladies' Ivory, Amber and Shell TUCKING COMBS.
She'll Ivory, Buffalo and Horn DRESSING COMBS,
Gents Shell, Buffalo and Horn POCKET COMBS.
Brushes, etc.
Ivory, Shell and Buffalo HAIR BRUSHES
CLOTHES BRUSHES, in every variety.
NAIL and TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies POWDER BRUSHES
PORT MoNNAIEs. CARD CASES and CIGAR CASES. in
Gold, Silver, Mother Of Pearl Ivory rapsr aache and
Morocco
BRACELETS and NECKLACES in Gold. GILT, Steel, Real
Jet Blue and White Beads
Perfumery
the manufactures ubin couday socee Hygenque
Papfer Mache Goods.
Royal Davenport WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, CARD
CASES, JEWEL BOXES, etc.
Biscuit and Porcelain sTATuErTEs and FANCY ARTI-
Giles, in every variety.
TOILET SETS Bohemian French Crystal and Cut Glass
DRESS TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS Of the latest Partisan
Styles.
MUSIC BOXES, at prices ranging from s2 SO to sl5o
sTEREoscoPEs, Of all sizes aud every variety of price
Also sTEREosCoPIe VIEWS in endless variety
Children's CARRIAGES HOBBY HORSES and vELocI.
FEDEs of all styles and prices.
Toyss Toys! Toys:
An endless stock Of Toys, from France Germany Eng
land which, for beauty and taste cannot be exceed %
The attention Of citizens and strangers invited this extra
ordinary stock goods every endeayor will be made to
please them.
B. PIFFET
no 2pMowe6sa 122 Canal street Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

6aowrH or ARREARS A. The census Of 1860 IS
nkely To present the State Of Arkansas a. one
whoae progress in the last ten years has been re-
markailc. The vote for Governor at the last cleo
tian WAS in round numbers $4,000. The whole
population will not fail below 100000, and the
Ssate viii, IN all probability, be entitled, IN the
Thirty eighth Congress, to five Representatives
The increase Ia the voting population since 1866 il
not far from ~ ,oo0 This Il, perhaps, unexampied
IN the hasory Of any other State. The same ratio
Of increase would give the State in 1870 not far
from 900 voters and not less than 200 900 Of
population.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
ps,.Rena ana, BeIieye-Nevy York. Auril 1a

a7- DIR. Charles e. KeFls, Dentist, No. l5s
street, Carondeles and Baronne New orleaps
nl4 2pIyMe&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
r.a-rhe oinirvexar.s al JIG present age !

n5~The Ciairvoyans of the present aSe Is
MME CAPRE whose wonderful exerted for the
o the kepca the curious and the afflicted to each and
every when She gives enirc saiction She respect
fully those unscquained with her natural gifts to the
ezen New Orleans and the medical aterniy Al Of
whon will satisfy the ncEedulous that there humbuggery
about her pretensisns
MADAMEsGAPRELIt
nj aptt* 5s l27 Gnstomhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
TMe Toilet.

1Ne Toilet.
"TRfFELIoa IS THE TRUE SECRET or BEAUTY,
"TREFEI1op Cures all Ernptions
"TREFELion softens the skin
"TREFELIo" Beautiaes the Skin.
'TRGFELIon Eradicaies Humor.
"TREFELIo 20 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops pouree
in the water for Bathing decousy refreshing oxerat
ing giving the sa Freshness smoothBes Elasticity softnee
Brilisncy and PuriyCooiug and InvsOatng the
flesh firm and Of aabaster richness Beany removes ali
Eruptions. Immensely popular among The Ladies'
kS-sold everywhere at 20 cents bot.ie.
Sold Wholesale aud retail by JAMES syME, No. 1884 Cana,
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILESToN & CO.,
my23 zp1y General Agents, 4s broadway, New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Aeag Partisan Dress sstks
AND
FINE FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
John Todd,
IL and H.. cHARTREs STREET :. .1s and Ia
Offers entirely new and recherche assortment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
Ri-Saslphite OF Limo.

me Undersigned having been appointed Agent and anuac
turer Of the Clara Bsulphite Of Lime Manufacture f
cessor to Messs Marcen Eude prepared to supnI the
same PURE and SUPERIOR BI-sULPHITE OF LIME as has
heretofore been manufactured by Them respectfully socis
continuance of the patronage of Planters and Merchants
Orders to be addressed undersigned at the Nanyf
tory's Depot No. % CONT STREET
se14 2p2m P. MARCELIN, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
.A'ess, Fags Goods.

=. n. II Ar . N.
a7......,.....,.., eHARTREs STREET
Has just opened his Fail stock Of BoNsETs. FLOWERS
DRESS TRIMMINGS. MANrILLAs, cLoARss etc.
oaa 2psm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

SsSANtttaV6k - oOUs
a. FsfSsoitsiaM's
NEW
STATIONERY EsTABLtsHMENT,
Pom. .oAMP sTREEr..........76
The of the above establishment is complete, and
customers viii every article the7 may require for office
use-ALL THE BEST of their kind and very moderate
FINE ASSORTMENT
ENGLISH AND FRENCH LETTER,
PACKET, POST,
NO HE 4PaPE xRS,
received which the particular attention of houses
the European Trade is invited.
Foley's Gold PENS.
large stock of these splendid Pens hand. Particular
attention called the BANK PEN Of which there are
three quaiitiessIedum, Fine Extra Fine, suitable for
every handwriting =....z
Cotton sampling Paper,
4ox4s and 44x6O,
OF THE VERY BEST COLOR AND QUALITY.
nshe undersigned particularly desrous of securing
business of COTTON FACTORS ard COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS and begs they will call and examine his stock
t. FITzwn4LIAM, @+~.@
sationer, Printer and Account Book Manufacturer,
MS 2pst No 76 Camp street
HsoaCles ) JndsOR,
CAMP STREET.
Have Just received
Am Entirely New and Complete Stock
H0JSE-FURNLSHING GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
Japanned Ware
| TEA TRAYS,
WATERS,
BREAD TRAYS,
TOILET SETS,
| BATH TUBS,
CAKE BOXES,
| SUGAR BOXES,
| LUNCH BOXES,
/ SPICE BOXES, etc.
| TUBS,
| BUCKETS,
CLOTHES HORSES
| CLOTHES PINS
WASH BOARDS,
| BREAD TRAYS,
| BISCUIT BOARDS
ROLLING PINS, etc
/ IRON WARE, 4 5-.5.
/ BRUSHES
! BRooMs, u.... ~.z=
| BASKETS,
| DOOR MATS,
TABLE MATS, etc.
All of which offering a. fair prices.
sseoods sent 10 any part Of the city free of expense
BoWLEs Il JuDsoN,
sea 2peod&wtf Il Camp street.
| SteeU0rs's
CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
ALL SIZES.
For sale by BowLEs 1 JUDsoN,
II Camp street.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
oAsToRs sp'enaia assormeht'
TEA SETS, -..-+
FORKS and SPOONS, =.=z
19'AAs &c 800 sr ,Sns
/ BUTTER DISHES.
For sale by BowLEs 4 JUDsoN,
- F ''t
TABLE CUTLERY.
KNIVES and FORKS. For sale by
BowLFs K JuDsoN,
/ II Camp street.
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| "--4A7' 4A-'D A'
We have Just received and are now opening
psi Doao.a.ad rtiaa nrNIs. pp - ..c41 r,q, ct,-rs
Gold Band =.
Plain White
| =,
43s,
| - . = - -
4-+sO 20. - 1A4'D -s'-'3''D
GLASSWARE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
Unprecedented Trial of Lilies safes :

Unprecedented Trial of Lilies Safes:
We clip the following from the Troy tNew York; Daily
Whig;
Lewis Lille, Esq., Troy:
Dear sWhen visited your works Troy became salts.
fed OF the superiority of your Chilled and Wrought Safes
and then said determined to order my to
New York Ny determination delayed however, that
might investigate the charges which compeors in this
city brought against the reputation of your did not do
this however until after the night of l6 nv sheet
iron safe blown open and robbed Of $3.50 then bought
your agent whose representations entirely relied Of
your No Fire ard Burglar Proof Safes although was told
by the competitors that in contents would
be entirely destroyed.
On the night The 2sh june my Office which was Gonr-
story building together with the stables Of my saw mills
entirely destroyed by re Your Safe in second
story and entirely surrounded by the hottest have
known it FELL red hot into the cellar striking he'd of
rocks and not until then that any contact
with it, the neghborhood was too hot for the emen hold
the hose on that building.
m5 valuable papers in this Safe together
with $50 money and notes. and say that when
it dragged of the ruins did expect the contents
saved the engineers and remen all assured that
hot fire they attended Quite the contrary is the case
however, as all its contents entirely saved and it is my
pleasueas my dutyto fefer those interested TO the
Safe and its contents which Twili checrfuy show here.
JJ VAN PELT,
Agent for the E. R. S. S. Mills, New York.
The outer walls Of Lie's Safes are SOLID IRON from one
to three inches in thickness inside this great depth
of fre-proof hGling-the best known.
Lilies celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY.
We the largest stock Of Safes ever offered for
sale in this city
RsrCail and examine at
FairbanHs' Scale and Safe Warehouse,
90 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
.so oa.oa.e FAIRBANKS a. Co &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07


man IN England lhas won a wager Of f2o, by
smoking eleven pounds Of strong cigars within
twelve hours. The faat was accomplished On a
steamboat between London and Chelsea. The
task was begun at 10 A. M., and ended at I P. NJ.
In tbs course Of nine hours and twenty minutes
aesentystwo cigars were fairly smoked out the
greatest number consumed being in the second
hour, when the smoker disposed OF no less than
sixteen. The smoker declared that he felt not the
slightest difficulty or unpleasantness throughout
his nins hours and twenty minutes work, and cal
culates that il the match had gone on to the end
he should have won by half an hour. The only
teIfeshent taken during the progress Of the match
was chop at o'clock, the eating Of which occu-
pied twenty minutes and gill and ahalf Of brandy
In Geld water at intervals during the smoking The
batting when The match was first made was six
and seyen 10 four against the smoker; but after
apubIic trial at the White Bear. Piccadlly, when
tho smoker consumed an enormous eightpenny
cigar in three minutes, offers were made to bet six
10 f0rr againat time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

.AND PHYSICIANS-
suRGEcAh rNsnRUnnNr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

I ! III New York plan Is in course Of completion
forss renovation of ths horrible locality Of the
Eiva POINTS, Ry the sweeping expedient Of con
alructing 4 new park in that neighborhood, II Is
nxppoaed to displace al the sinks Of corruption
which hare made II the St. Giles Of New York. A
number Of wealthy men are connecting the scheme
and VIII apply TO the next Legislature for authority
TO proceed. The plan i to raze all The buildings
which nsw ocenpg The block bounded BY Elm,
Grand, MulheFry, Cross and Pearl streets, and to
convert be entire area into public park It is
thonght that Tie Increase II the value Of property
which viii follaw this change will operate advan-
tageousIy upon business, and that new ahd elegant
Hines of warehouses win occupy the quarter in
4 which there s now not decent building except
the tWo Mission Houses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

FRENCH AND AMERICAN CUT AND PRESSED
GLASSWARE.
Together with a LARGE STOCK of
Common Croclsory and Glass Ware,
FOR COUNTRY TRADE.
All Of which viii be sold at fair prices.
BoWLEs Il JUDsoN,
sea- 2peod&wtf Il Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

Now in store the elegant assortment of Rich and
Fashionable PARTISAN GOODS comprising in part new and
exclusive styles Of
Elegant PARIS WINTER BoNNETs.
Misses and Ghildren's French BONNETs and HATS
Ladies' RIDING HATS, very new.
Fine French FLOWERS and PLUNEs.
Elegant Bonnet and Trimming RIBBONS, etc.
superb Paris Velvet CIoaks,
AT unusually low prices embracing all latest Partisan
Shapes worn.
Fine Black and Coored BEAVER CLoAKs in the following
new shapes Albanas, Richard Romeo, Mexican.
Misses and ehildrens Colored CLOTH GLoAKs, PALE
TOTS and PELISsEs.
BLACK SILK MANTLEs, 10 sell from So 10 SIS each.
JOHN TODD,
no 2pMsWe&sa II and II Chartres street
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29

WEATHER y CRops.-The drought
has not abated during the present month.
The injury to the cane crop has been in.
calcnlable. The planters cannot hope
for even a third Of a crop. Per contra,
the cotton crop is turning ont to be
much better than was anticipated, and
will be the largest made in this parish;
besides, the staple is Of the finest ora
lily.
The part failure Of the sugar crop
has in no wise abated the demand for
aliuvial lands. Lends have doubled in
value in this parish during the last two
years.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29

CnNNEcrIcUr.-We have stated that
five Of the six old Democratic papers go
for Breckenridge and Lane, and that the
other condemns the action of the State
Convention which refused to make a
Union ticket. The Northern Courier
was not mentioned in the list, but the
Hartford Times now says:
"The Conrier is entitled to be men,
toned, as it takes straight-out ground
for Breckenridge and Lane-as we sta
ted when it raised the flag. So there
are six ont of the seven Democratic pa.
pers in Connecticut flying the Brecken-
ridge flag"
Tie Hartford Post and the New Ha
yer News, Douglas papers of recent
origin, the Times does not give as Demo
cratic.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
MEETING OF THE BRECKENRIDGE AND
LANE CLUB.

In pursuance OF previous notice, the Club met
at the Court House on Thursday, eth inst, F. N.
Nef, Vice-President, presiding, and Jas. Vignes,
Secretary pro tenn.
Whereupone the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic Breckenridge
and Lane Club give a barbecue and make ar
Engagements for public speaking. on Saturday, the
18th OF October next, near Layou Pont, on the
New Road leading from Pointe Coupee to False
River.
Resolved, That an invitation is hereby cordial
~ extended to the citizens of this parish as well
as to the citizens of our sister parishes, to unite
with US and be present on the occasion.
be it further Resolved, That the following
Committees be appointed to carry out the pur-
poses indicated by the above resolutions:
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENT.
A.. Bondy, +. L. Claiborne. SEVERN porche.
JAS. McCuiiuIn, D. R. Coyle and Etienne Major.
Committee TO INVITE PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
Z. Phillips, J. l.. Matthews, James Cotton. ].
FL. Halsey and p. A. Roy.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION AND RECEPTION OF
LADIES.
Col. S. Van Wickle. Eugene Tircuit, Jno. Yoist,
Alcide Bouanchaud, Ben. Cooley, Jr., 20 Lee
beau, Aug. Lecoq, r. W. Sneed, Chas Gremil-
Ion and jas. Vignes.
COMMITTEE ON ORDER AND POLICE.
j. B. St. Cyr. +. NJ. Neff, Jules St German, Fl.
Patin, Jr., lr. Hereford, j. 4. Strother, Frank
Yoist, Dorsin I. Pourciau, Gustaye st. Roman
and Orphis Sicard.
COMMITTEE OF FINANCE.
ia. Miller, il. MCrea, Jonas Plat. r.. w.
benson Jas. Cotton, Jas. McCullum, Jas. Vignes.
d. Neff A Eondy, E. Phillips, r. O. Lebeau.
Rouanchad, ST., Alex. Chutz, Jr., and j. L.
Matthews.
Be it Resolved, That the aforesaid Committees
meet at the Court House. on Saturday the 9Th of
October next, for the purpose of consultation and
making arrangements.
Be it further Resolved. That the members of
he Finance Committee pay over to Sew. Porche,
treasurer all contributions to them made for the
purpose OF defraying the expenses of the afore-
aid barbecue; which contributions are to be ex-
,ended by the Committee of Arrangements, and
aid over by the Treasurer on their warrants.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the
'ourt House on Saturday the 9th day Of October
81. F. n. NlFF, Vice Prest, presiding.
4
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
The State Of Louisiana,

Parish Of Po!nte Coupcc-NintA District Cour,
Jean levin Us. Picsre S.card.-N 1850,
By virtue Of, AID to satisfy a writ Of 4. ia. is.
sn' d in the above entitled suit and to me direct.
I'd by til Honorable thu 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid. to sati.fy plain,
tiff demand and costs of suit. I have seized. and
will Offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the 6M day Of Oes., 1850,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. all the right, title and Inter.
cat that the defendant has in aud to tic following
described probcrtv. to wit
A tract Of LAND, situated on the Cheaai.
~froattng two arpen's OH the raid Chenal by
for y in dep h. bounded on one side by tie land
Of D sol We Lei une, and On the other BY the. o.
Hubert Patin, Sr.
Also. a negro woman, named ADELE, aged
aboui 50 years.
Terms Of Sale.-Cosh NTH APprasssnss,.
SEVERN PORCAE, SheriE.
PIT Coupee, Sept mb,r /. 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
State ofLouisiana.

Parish Of Pointe (oupee. It'll Justice of Peace Court.
DR.. l.. F.. Hereford vs.. II. II. Va.4derslice.
mo. 1851
p1 VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ Of Fl ia
- issued i'll the above entitled suit and to me
directed by the Hon. It'll Justice OF the Peace
Court in aid for the parish and State aforesaid
to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs Of suit, !
have. seized and will Offer at public sale, at the
Coart House. on
Saturday, The Sd day If Nor, 1860,
at Ii O'Clock a. M, all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
property to-wit:
Ole ne gro womal named Lucinda. aged so
years.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Cash, wah Apprassememt.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sl,I
Pointe Coupee, Sept. 70, 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-09-29
PAucrrY OF THE BELLEvERrrEs n Dor

PAUcITY OF THE ~BELLEvERrrEs AM DoU
CLASHES IN THE CouNrRY.-To those who
have heretofore witnessed presidential
contests in this State, the present cleo
ton is q wonder. In most parishes.
men who have heretofore differed in pr
litical opinions, are nov vying with each
Other in Their zeal.,ns support Of the
Southern Constitutional ticket repre-
scented by Breckenridge and Lane.
In fact there is but one question in
this Inv and that is the defence OF
the rights of The people Of the Southern
States, to protect their rights Of slave
property as guaranteed them by the
Constitution, and be co-equal with the
citizens Of other States. No wonder,
then, that any citizen in The country
should bury his past political preindi-
ces, and unite with his neighbors for
the defence Of his most sacred rights.
In snch a large agricultural parish as
ours, there is M telling what will be the
majority for B. aud 6. In fact, it Dor
ders on unity.
n some Of The largest precincts, we
hesitate not to say that the color Of an
opposition ticket will not be seen. This
ntnitive enthusiasm of q whole commn
lity is . sure sign Of the correctness Of
mr. principles. and inefice az our .cansa.