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belong and Po.ehons Teas Pickles. Preserves, Oysters, sok
ing Tohaeco and many other articles IF.I
70 81 Ct which, We would call the especial sttsBtou and
invite M inspection 81 the trade and then or
many Inducements not 70 ss foand elssghere
lans-a ARCHER oHEATHAM . BR0r4ER.
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J. o. GRIFFITH g. Co.

!. 'suoes.sors TO E. 6. Eastman q Oo.,es4
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Elr8b WaRds
Election to be held a. Morris & stratten's.
Judges Kir patrick, WB. Phillips and John Briggs Re-
eeves Of Yctes-W hosa Cierksc W Ptdsn, Jas Genne
Magistrate to attended, Gillespie, Esq.
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CHINA.

Hong Kong letters to Sept. % had reached England
The Chinese Commissioners at Tien-tsn having
power 10 sgn the treaty Of peace, all communications
were stopped aud the allied army was put q motion
for rekir. The advanced portion of the army reached
"a place called Yang-tsunyeh the 10th September.
Lord Elgin left Ten-tsin on the 9Th for Pekin.
Two thousand troops remained in garrison at Ten
tsin.
stopIage Of negotiations, but they had foundation
The correspondent Of The Times says that the
Chinsse have been playing their old game OF duphcy
ard much valuable time has consequently been lost al
"A critical seasou OF the year.
There was difficulty ia conveying baggage 20 Pekin
as tie coolies engaged for the purpose were deserving
Prince San-ko-lnsin war reported 10 be AZ the head
Of large force at Pekin.
The London Morning Post had given currency TO q
rtyort that Sir Hope Grant had sent telegram 20 the
Government announcing that he was shipping the
troops home again. and the inference that peace
had been secured ard that a Telegram announcing this
important fact had gone astray. This delusdon war
subsequently explained by the discovery that a tele.
graphic error had been committed in Sir Hope Grant
dispatch.
ihe ebela were inactive, but were impeding bui.
al Canton, having sezed quantity of tea intend
ed for that market. There aD improved feeling,
however, n the Canton market. Frcights to New
York, ST. Exchange at Hong Kong, iISl G4j9.
Trade nj Shanghae continued very dull. Exchange
declined TO 6I5ia6ltl Teas at Foo Chow had been
pretty active al well-suppOrted prices.
The American friRite John Adans was at Foo
Chow, and the steamer Hartford WA at Shanghae.
dispatch from the Earl of Elgin, dated Hentsin,
Sept =, states that the Chinese Commissioners made
little objection 10 the convention, except the clause
providing that, vi the total indemnity OF eight million
tGe+ million should be paid before Tien.sin was
evacuated by the British troops; al which, after
'iderable eyaion, they declared that the convention
must be fret submitted TO the Emperor. As THE WAS
msLilesty device 20 gain time, and throw the Allies
into tie Winter, Lord Eeiu, with the concurrence of
Baron Gros resolved at once TO proceed to Tangebow
and gave orders 70 the foyes accordingly.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Vie vessels conveying the Prince Of Wales and suite
had not been heard Of when the steamer left Liver
cool Vessels had gone in search of the Hero.
After business hours the 18th Tuesday, the di-
rcstors Of the Bank Of England suddenly advanced
che rate Of discount from 4 to per cent owing the
withdrawal Of $500 900 in gold for the Bank of France
and notice that similar amount would be required on
"Wednesday.
A terrible tragedy occurred on board the American
ship Jeremiah Thompson, as she WAS about 70 leave
Me Mersey for New-YOrk on the 1lth inst. seaman
named Joseph Wesberz brutality treated by the
Aoaiswain Of the chip named John Reagan, that he
died Of bis INJURIES and the boatswan for fear Of the
consequences, jumped overheard, and s supposed TO
have been drowned, az a man was seen TO ank by II
passing vessel.
subscription had been set on foot in England with
view of presenting Capt. Wilson Of the Minnie Shier
With IicuJe of the Of the paen gers and crew
from the burning steamer Connaught. The painting of
sbe pcture had been ntrusted 10 Mr. Briefly the emi
pept marine artist who hd been furnished by Capt.
Leiteh with full particulars Of the event.
Several destructive fires had occurred in Dublin In
enc of them the Kidare-street Club House totally
burned and three domeetCs persisted 10 the flames. The
lass was heavy.
The London Press states that the circumstances at
.ending The Orange demonstration in Canada the
brought before Parliament early in the session. The
Press euloges the loyalty of the Orngemen, and at
tributes all the unpleasantness To tie insultDg and
oyerbearing conduct Of the Duke Of Newcastle.
long-pending law case, Of "Shedden versus the
At&orney- General and Patrick in which some Ameri
can interests were involved progressing in the
London Divorce Court. A Miss Sheldon advocated
Mr. own case, and addressed the Court In spesches
sncupyng several hours in delivery.
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AUSTRALIA.

Melbourne letters ard papers are 10 The 9th Sps.r>
days from Liverpool. There had been ro,ns exc;sA
ment in the political world and tie Nicholson Hnit,
had been reinstated Parliament had been proy1s,nsy
The Volunteer movement was greatly extending A
new gold field of some promise bad been found m Shi
Greek, Clips Land; ard some valuable diseoyeries y
precious stones are reported.
Commercial affair at Melbourne were looking be.t.,
but the markets were still glUtted.
TIE gold shipments TO England since las, mail ye,a
over 1873, 900 ounces.
FERROUS attempt bad been made by mob 70 own.
awe the Victoria Parliament.
From New-Zealcnd, we learn that force OF IN
men had attacked ard destroyed several native pshs
but had not attacked the stronghold Of the rebeE.
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ITALY.

Disratcf<s from Naples state that the Fedmontese
were vigorously pushing on the siege Of Gaeta Troops
and siege train bad been landed the small town Of
Moladi GsGta, and the PedmOntese headquarters Rad
been advanced 10 Liss. On the 9Th mat Sariinian
fricae stood into the Bay Of Ga6a TO recOnnoitre 1t
ascertaned that the defenses in good condition.
that numerous iedoubts and other feh-works had
been thrown up, no as 70 command the road from
hola.
The London Post's Paris correspondent ieeTaphs
that the King Of Naples had not yet made known hiu
intention OF quitting Gaeta.
IL il said thai the representatives Of France and
ENGLAND nj the Court of Gaeta have recommended
Francis III. 10 abandon the contest.
Naples dispatch announces that Masaneui Farina
had been appointed Viceroy. Vintimiglia, Scialoa,
PORTO and DAleto have been appointed CouneillOruOf
the vioeroyality.
TIL tbe oppvocs,iOo Of Tie Great Italian Parliament,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

IOSDoS MosFY MAREFT.-The funds had 49,
bvoysnt but the 18th fall Of In Consols .spss.S
tile closing prices being 80, 99! for money and 933 for =.
count.
no, until after Change had closed that its s-
not developed There had been particular pressure a.
ooun, 8, the Bank and the withdrawal Of 10000 for The Bsak
France and the prospect Of like Withdrawal the o~aS
day. the incentive TO the movement heavy drsn Of nd
nom the Fank Of France In and the Direcors
ths establishment otter price for gold which Attracted fo
Should the eur continue Il was thought no. UNLIKELY that Ia
minimum OF the Banks Of England should be further vsneso "a
LvrRPooL MARKET, Nov. Ia, a. m.--CoTToE: ths
very quiet the sales Of Monday and TGesds
ing TO about 20o bales including 500 70 pee uAos and
poeTs Quotations noninsly unchanged but they -
BE2,psTTYvs-The wind continued eas,sry and arrival. a
slow at Cd reduction Wheat quiet and rather ssier h
lower qualities. Red Western II 6D22; soo,herp II 30
I2I 10: White Western l26dl3i; Southern, 10 J94 cTs
low u ca ~ 3; White 49, ass. Wae6eld Nash Co c.l
Flour dull but unchanged and Wheat d2d cheaper for infeo
changed Lard firm at So as4. 1Ll0w 6rm q. So GS9 e
Bu,ohels Associstion
inactive. Ashes steady; small sales Of Po,s 2s sd Pearls a.
~ 3d. Linseed Oh steady az 3Of030 Cd RonNo sales re-
ported. Spirits Of Turpenine quiet AZ a
tendency partial decline had taken place in yoodsp
LosDos MARKETs.-Wheat quiet, and prices barely
maintained, except for prime lots Sugars quiet but aesdy.
higher 1slos not much wanted, but steady at 900
LATEST hARSETs.
By Telegraph 10 Queenstown
LryREPooI Nov l5The sales Of CoITos yesterday osr4
only bales nearly all 10 the trade The market eosed ry
duh and prices easier but quotsby unchanged The
BKVADsTUHYs market was dull The Provision market eocS
dull
LONDON Wednesday nshtCoSsox closed to- day g; S 0d
for money ard e3Q93l for account. 800. -
a new .YOrk Central r. r., TGsO inoD Central g. T. ne
z7t discount
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FRANCE
H,oso Oar owp Correspondent


PARIS, Nov. 9, 1860.
HeetiDr of Ministers OF ST Cloud-which
palace the Emperor, you observe. does not leave,
as has been his won't at THE reason, for Fon-
eainebleu and COmpeigne-ure frequent. But
your own reporter is not admitted to tAem; 50
hat all that he has positively TO say Of. them ia
nat their frequency proves tho correctness Of
what he has already more thon once written,
60 wit, that the Emperor u among the bothered.
sst of extant men. And pretty much everybody
is bothered nowadays; the sharpest and longest.
aishted statesmen oil seem cross.cyea looking
snriously both ways for day Of rest from this
European turmoil. Lord John Russell who was
thought month ago TO squint 20 a~fully against
Cavour and company seems now to look Grossly
At all their opponents, and even includes France
among their number. WhereupOn the represen'
astiyes Of those last resident at London looked
xvry at the Lord Mayors dinner; bat now they
have changed their minds, or their looks. At
tssu n 10 Dow DderstDO1 hat d. Persisny, who
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The King OF Naples still HoIds Ont.
THE NEW ITALIAN ARMY.

The screw esmshp City Of Baltimore, Capt PetTie,
which sailed from Liverpool at 1890 on the morning OF
ne l4th, sndfrom Queenstown on the 10th INST arrived
here al q O'Clock on Tuesday.
The City Of Baltimore takes the place Of the City of
Manchester that vessel not having arrived at Queens
sown til the 18th ins. The New-York, from New
York put into Plymouth the 10Th short of COAL The
Arabia reached Liverpool early on the morning of
he eth.
The new steamer Leinster, advertised to leave CAL
way on the Goth FOR st. Johns, N F., was not ready
Ger sea, and there viii be departure from Galway till
she 18th December, when the Prince Albert is adyer-
iiseS 70 sail for New-York.
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which ia expected TO take place in January the Vice
row Of Naples and the viceroy Of Sicily will exercise
full dica,orial powers doing "a they please both as to
lGws institutions and persons.
On Garibaldi taking bis departure for the Iaanl Of
Caprera, he was overwhelmed with the most STIR IN
demonstrations of sympathy from the King, The Fai
the offceIs and the army in general
The King il is said, intends modifying A"" Ma
tional Guards of the City Of Naples.
His Majesty was TO leave Naples on the ilth inst for
Sicily and would return on the 18th. Great festivities
were 10 take place on the 18th inst.
Gen. Lamarmora had been Entrusted with the military
reorganization
/, ia stated that the Neapotan troops which lately
invaded the Papal territory did through reachery on
The Part of their Generals. The Pope had sent for aeT
relief 20 OC0 Roman scudi and Gen. Goyon 10000 ra-
tons. The troops will be sent by the Papal Govern
ment TO their own country.
Gen. Goyon il ia saf considers his position untena-
be- Tie Papal Government has everywhere denied
the reports that the Pope will leave Rome. Gen. La
moriciere had quilted Rome ten months leave Of
absence.
Gen. Fanti had arrived at Turn.
new Council had been formed at Naples. II in
cludes Poerio in the Department of Public Instruction,
ard Vintimigla in the Interior Department.
Tie Electoral law Of Sardinia had been promulgated
for Naples.
The latest advices from Gaeta say Francis H. had re-
iected the proposal for the evacuation Of that town.
The siege works before the town were actively con-
tinued IL was still hoped to the submission Of
Gata without serious fighting, but in the garrison
did not capulate the bombardment would commence
in few days
The departure Of Victor Emanuel for Palermo had
been pcstponed.
A yonminous report by Lamorcere of his proceed
ines in Italy il published.
The Daily Neacs authoritatively coRradicts rumor
started By The London Times that Sir james Hudson
was to be superseded in the Brth mission To Sardinia.
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The letters from Cacutta are TO Oct.8.
The news is unimportant. The produce ma,l.A.
were quiet, but holders were very firm. The imrrss
market was without material change. Prices w.
generally firm. Exchange, 2l82j 9-16d.
In freights the business was moderate while the =.
rivals were large ~
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AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree de6nitively appoints Gen.
Dagen6eld Field harsha and Munster of War.
Another decree cancels all written warnings RENTED
to tie journals up 10 the present time.
rumor had been current that Austria INTENDED TO
grant hben.l Consttution 70 Yeneta, but il Has de.
MED.
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okE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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alarm for the Sar,ty of tn, Prince of Wales.
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ID A. FAHNEsTock's vERuFuGE.

This safe and only uni remedy has been more
extensively used by ua practising than any pro-
preary medic which has made its appearance in The
United States.
1t with The utmost freedom and conf hence by gentle
men the medical profession
all the Middle, Western and Southern States
great its popularity is the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which substituted in it's place
that in without fears the
suit It's perfect safety re onnends II 10 every parent
Ii worms seceted within the SYSTEM ii will speedily
pei them without full.
But in order obtain The genuine article every purchaser
his guard and lock well to the initials the bot
wrapper and be particular rec that ne buying b
A. Fahnestocka VeFinifuge, and no other. se2S lm6W
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A Wis p,ELEcr1oN.--par suite de Ia pro.

Wis D'ELECTION.--Pnr suite de In pro-
IN clamation Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE, Gou-
verneur de Louisiana du de sepembe 1850
qualities la paroe Orleans sont lie present
notifies quupe election lie MARpt sxieme jour de
nove1nbfe ee de chosr Six Eleceurs pour President
Ell Vice President des Flats ULis, CONNIE suit
I'm Eecteur pour Premier District Electoral compose des
saroisses Paqueune st Bernard dn Toiseme District de
la Nouyelle- Orleans ct du faubourg IRENE.
Eecenr pour lie Second District Electoral du
Second District de la Nonvee Orleans "a excepion du fai-
boug Trem lie Premier District de la vile de la Nouveile
Orleans.
I'm Eleceur ponr lie Troseme District Electoral compose du
Quatriee District de Ia willie de la Nouvec Orleans de eett
pare de Ia Nouve Orleans qni rouve sur Ia rive droe du
euye Mississippi, de paroses de Jefferson SGhsrle St
JeanBaptse StJacque Ascension Assumption afourche
ct Terrebonne.
I'm Eleeeu pour Quatrieme District Electoral compost
DIES paroisses STammany Washington, Livingston ST. He
lena Felciana Quest Fecana Ponte CoupGe, Baton
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge et lberyille.
Eeceur pour lie Gnquieme District Electoral compost
Aakapas opeousas edes Daroase Rapdes
ct Ayoyelles.
I'm eceu pour lie Sxieme District Electoral des
Natchoches 0uacha Goncorda ct de paroses
Catalonia ct Franklin.
Les Polls dams caque reimbursement Dolce
ton depus heures A. NJ insqua henres NJ lie dit jour
de 1860 e de reeevoir les bulletins des eleetenrs
qualities de Ia pafose Orleans Ia surveillance DIES Com
msalres Greers qu dsgn6s Pautorita eompe
tente. ,, J..
secton devra conte rapports trpcata dey
envoye soussgnt charge de les transmetre con
formemen a Ia oi
Bureau du sherif parosse Orleans,
lie 20 de septembre 1850. ) -.
| al I f. L. PARKER, Sheriff.
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UN LOT DE TERRE DE vALEuR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
ene District encan Dams faifaire de la succession de
Oliver G. Vandlandngham, decide.
PAR ], b. WALTON,


GAMEDI. lie de novembre 1860, a midi,
y ouse de PHUtel St. Charles, Yertn ct suyant
ordre Honorable Sxieme Cour de District Judcaire, pa
rosse Baton Rouge date du "a de septembre 1860 No
SIG il sera yendn pencan-
TN certain LOT DE TERRE alns que les btisses ct anne
oraons qu sly trouvent siue dams lie Quatreme District de
willie de la Nouvelle Orleans dams llet borne par les
Water Jackson, Philip desIgu6 par Ia lettre de
e dun plan drese Hugh Grant de la vile de
manenan lie Quatrieme District de cee VILE e
auel plan eeu de la e ve Ga peds de face
de la Levee 81 pieds pnuces de face a rue Water
pes de face la Philip ct 81 peds pouces
Ia ligne Ia jackson.
nsy- EONDITI0NS-Unters compliant Ell la balance a IN
du jour de la yene les acquereurs
fourn dcs be coupons atm de r6oondre
hefers les dts bes derfont cent
dnteret de la matue maurite
sls taien pages usGu'a qus lie soien porant ny
potheque Ia prope privilege du vendeur de sassu
rer lie Placement de bilets.
arx frais de racaleenr se23 90 oil Is q % nj 3
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IN hereby given by the Police Jury the Par
ih IF Orleans light the Mississippi river sealed
proposals viii be received the OIL of the undersigned on
Dearonde street. Bouy and Segun Streets
An day Of October 1850 ut " O'clock n, for the
OF brick sidewalks bodeed by curhoDes of red cypress
blanks and wooden cutters, the following streets, viz;
L. On sides of Where street, from Bouny Iayergne
street. .4#
On the south side Patterson street. from Layergne
Oliver street.
street
the south side street from Elmire street to
the n, o., O. and g. w. RR, 80.
On both sides Delaonde street. from Verre to Gossen
street.
On the south side of Peter street. commencing the
limo Of the property Of The NJ o. o. and IT, W. RR Co. np TO
the hou C of Pelican Fire Go. |.
T. On the side Peter street, Goseln aycrgne
streets.
as 10 be SO mnch foot fr sidewalk complete hordered
BY enrbsones, much per dew4ik complete
boerea BY red cypress panks four thick eighteen
inches thick.
The whole work to he doue in accordance with the speefc8
tons file in the Office OF the Pres of The P lice jury
- ARTHUR FORTIER,
sell tot p nsidsnt Of Pol ce ,Inry.
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- MOST EXTENSIVE soUTHERN
MTTTfP1ANo FORTE MANDATORY.

WM KNABE CO., Nos. l. B. and Entaw street, Balti-
more respectfully their Southern friends that they have
enlarged factory and prepared supply great
demand for Pianos They unquestonably the most
durable ali the latest improvements and are fully guar
for five years. For sweetness and great power oil tone
and agreeable touch, they nnequaled.
Thsbeg srakosch and other great pisns have used them
in their given certificates for their superiority
They have the last taken the first premiums over
all competition in different States where they have been
exhibited Last year they received Eve first premiums two at
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply the above instruments may be found at our
agents in New Orleans, at z..m=.
NELL L WASHBuRN's,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
,aIa NV Story Rading, tur stsire.)
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NToT1CE no ClTY TAx-pAYERs The

NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS The
IN Board Of Supervisors OF will the City
Hall, Room Is At u O'clock NJ on MONDAYS tie LIST sh
10TH 20 of October 1870 Sd Of November
following review the Of the Board of Assessprs and
applications for relief from parties who
from city during The tho Assessment Rolls
posed examination and by Tho Board Assessors
In August and September of The present
The undersigned will he in end daily from 10 o'clock
~ till O'Clock r. NJ at the above room f- thirty days,
from and nfte October 1861 exhibit the Assess
ment tolls and to receive such applications for relief mas
be made.
tn o'tetNS' JOHN a. WATKINS
Secretary Of the Board of Supervisors Of Assessment
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]. u. WALTON.

r ID. EALTON............. ...J. ID. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER
And AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
his personal attention all sales of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and er
rhandse generally.
He attention to his system of plans and plan books Of
Real EBtaeinaugurated large every
square and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the Of the and other valuable inoaon
taken the authentic sourcesecurng In the pur-
chase aIc and appraisemen Of Real Estate nequaed advan-
taees and information
R-Furnure and other outdoor sales attended to. ser 6m
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


ia SNNCA Pursuant Proclamation OF His
<<SN&s44$s Exceency, THOMAS o. MOORE,
S~eNT43Ek Governor of the State Of Louisiana,
sSsS3s-s% bearing date Tth September, 1861, the
qualified the Parrish Of Orleans hereby notified that
an Election will be held TUESDAY the 9Th day Of Novem
Der 1850 for purpose of choosing Six Electors for President
and Vice Of the United States follows tow
One Elector the First Electoral District composed of
the Parishes of Plaquene and ST. Bernard the Third Dis
trict of New Orleans and the Faubonrg Irene
Eector from the Second Electoral District composed of
the Second District of the city Of New Orleans with the
eepon the Fauboug Trmel and The First District OF the
city of New Orleans.
Elector the Third Electoral District composed Of
the Fonrh District city of New Orleans that part of The
parish lying the right bank OF the Mississippi the
parishes of Jerson ST. Charles st. John the Baptist ST..
James Ascension Assumption afourche and Terrebonne
One Eector the Fonh Electoral District composed Of
parishes of ST. Tammany Washington, Livingston ST.
Helena East Felcana West Fecana Ponte Coupee East
Baton Rouge West Baton Rouge and Ibervie
Elecor from the Fifth Electoral District composed OF
the Counties Of Aaapas and 0peousa and the Parishes OF
Rapdes and Ayoyeiles and
One Eiector from Sixth Electoral District, composed OF
the Counties Of Nachoches 0uaeha and Concorda, and the
| Parishes of Catalonia and Franklin
The Polls will opened in each Election Precinct from the
hours Eight O'clock A. NJ, till Four O'Clock, p NJ the
day of November 1862 for the Of receiving the
votes qualified of the Parish of Orleans under The
Commissioners and Clerks TO be appointed
by authorities designated by law The Election 10 be
Quoted and picae made the undersigned returning
| o 1icer, according to law
sleriHs Office, Parish of Orleans, september g. 1850
| 4. 7. PARKER. Sheriff