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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

The ". Y. Times has the credit Of thus niue
hundred and ninety ninth reassltion of popular
lallacY:
One OF the worst effects OF tho Abolition agitation has
been that Il enoes all open discussion OF soy the Slave
StAes. by meuacrg the ormmuaeB In which Slavery exists
VITA The peril anva'on and sufrectlun from without
Fs al men Of ali e opinion bn- Ter the co onion
GsT ara t. supprta all debate about the evils the ysn
order to avoid the m evil Involved IN ia compulsory
hoon. When slvsry became Ihsms for Federal di'cas
fonan element of :Rlonal politics.. ceased inevitably 10 6o
tehVs"td aud criticised within the s;itea themseves'
Let us hoax "a! this old story M the light OF rea-
son aId common sense.
]. abolition agitation is produced by facts
ard Arguments addressed to the reason and co.,
science Of tee community, intended 10 convince its
rational members that Slavery is wrong and per-
piCious. How, then, should it have, how can it
have, the necessary effect Of slencng all open dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
Tn AdYerfiscr-H.

We must again request our advertising patrons to
send III their early ia the day as pos
sibe Advertisements received after o'clock P. 10,
c,lnot bs classifed under ter proper heads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

TtemsiIs for Europe, via Southampton and Havre,
BY TIE United States sle amer AragO, VIII cloee
this morning at l0l O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

TIE steamer A. T. Lacy, from st. Louis to New
Orleans, ~hle on ihe .psssase yesterday, WAS
burned, and seven children and Blk of tbs crew
perist I'd in TIE flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
spRrxo AXp sums,xR.

For TIE most ble u ..., We, 1Aiog best made,
moves stoc of tLozHInU FURsisaisa
IN his ci' y, soto Y. Il. BALDWIN
The srscs Store In tho city Noe ~ ADD II Bowery.
The ccscm Room and Chdrsns Department srool,d In
this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

so
INors-The soove table gives newhat to large ocous
Oa the STATE Of New YoiS win corresponding deficiency
esewhese the coprs tskoa oy wsith do not
other being eladed Ia this State
AGcRRaATR CIRcCIATIOR.
APE,L-i36t
Day Tribune. OJ3I Neelly Tiibune. oro
semi Weekly n, Z5e fseinc $50
Total ......,........,..........23s, $50
Address HoKAcE GkErLsI Co Ttibuae Buildings, New
YAK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
The following il . sample of tho numerous letters
ors,sr,x receiving for HosrKITyEs SToHACn BiTrass;

N~'' CAgAHDslGIA, july 49, lbS9
Mesu. HofrzsrEE sSirH, Pittsburgh Pa --Ges' la A.
strangers, herewith inolcss you ~ ioi tSi tIS
ttsers Stomach Bsn, wish please toward va h;elssn
eoullsrn RsOsd Toledo Ohio and CLAYTON s,a2 as sss
purchased bottles a. Toledo this Subusr b to
in On the increase 70 much ths wh to oPes dueet Isd1
win you was hdaoedto Try yeor BeIsby my phyMsssr
Liver C0op and received suon matara ALTO taa
have otbeTa and begs sold aboa TWO o"As
per week fer time huys ali ind of nrdciae "a ny
bot tbeTo that Ghsebuly aud uato re-
commend Bit4f for know tbef have heped me Dc
yoba ny expsstauon lopn respectfully, RBlL0 VILLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

UOLLOwAY's OINTMENT is i.deed a blessing to
sIeied ola ulcers and sg svs eehed every ed V
ar cured 70 esTTainty by ,be p0~efo e-an'eg and
kssns UrocIiss Of ihs sTe 5isn4set0y, No ." aSae
lase, n. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
j. X. BURDsALL's

j. II, DLIUsNLIo =
AFRICA LJEIgRHT
"a sfe,..sd b. combining ATs With n9bi IAihs AIa Fese
t,iius yezstsble oil FOR ali the
$500 ACHES AsD PAIEE
that bunAn nosh "a heir 70, Il Il without equal
RgKraATrn BHrI1Es, sFAAtSs
p.i ga tie Side Breast Sore luos 80 Jed 20 ies s
cstlons Beware commercials, aud buy none onI BUM
% odzIusl article Sold BY al druggists. fhoe go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
LYONs's MAGNETIC

iysKcT POWDER.
The old AID only article 70 extegnae BED Bugs Roehes
- SsrSs-, lnstcts Ee, without Poison.
NN''' LfoE's MAGHETI0 PILLs,
,tsrnlste Rats, btct, AID sh tefmle buildings Ships,
A. cleared by contract BABsEs fnhK' NO fsJEFs@,
~ "a gSeedSuy and sold by al DUsgisA and GfoeeIE
ke1sre Of iT1itaif0ns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
nfrom The exon News, 6ih.l

a PERILoUa RiDE.-The N. Y Tribune says :
Lastnfg shortly after 10 O'clock as the Phila-
deiphia train arrived at the Jersey City depot ii
was discovered that two little boys had secured a
frcS ride from Newark by slowing themselves away
on tho cross-pieces Of the brakes, under the body
Of ear TO which they must necessarily have clung
with great tenacity to maintain their position One
Of the little fellows narrowly escaped being killed
by running out from under the car while they were
entering the depot. The other boy being larger,
was found snugly wedged between the cross-piece
Of the brakes and the bottom of the car from
which he was extrIeated without having sustained
any 3ujury further than an uncomfortable squeez-
ing. The youths, aged respectively and 10 years,
are residents Of Newark, and came up to pay a
short visit 60 New York, for what purpose they
were not inclined TO state.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Everett knights.

R al No. s. Camp street corner Of Matches on Thursdays
OFFICERS:
President-R. G. Eatting.
e.Presdents-First District, George Burns !;
Second District, A. G. Bakewell; Third District
DIR. Fl. S. Forwood; Fourth District, R. D. Gribble
William Gribbe.
Secretary-Charles N. Frost.
Grand Marshal-George w. Helme.
Assistant Marshals-H. w. Bassett, Fl. S. Tor
wood and l.. H. Gardiner.
Finance Committee. G. Bakewell, ]. R. Pic
ton and w. G. Coyle.
Executive Committee. II. Gardiner R. G.
Latting, E. B. Adams. Robert Gribble and George
Thomas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Bell Champions,

COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS
Meet at Tenpfars Hall ia carona street. Friday Ereaiaqs
OFFICERS:
President-Theodore w. Buddeeke.
ice-Presidents First District, e. d. Hyde; Sec
ond District B. Tavaries; Third District, r. T.
Worsley; Fourth District, III. Mount.
Grand Marshal-R. r. Deming.
Captain, A. FL. Person; First Lieutenant Chas.
Brown; Second Lieutenant, j. A. F. Brown, Jr.;
Third Lieutenant, +. A. Bonito.
Treasurer-0tis Harris.
Recording Seoretary-S. Yulee Hyams.
Corresponding Secretary-M. P. Mortee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
The Constitution of the Country,
The Union of the States. and
The Enforcement of the 5Id3rs,

and that as representatives of the Constitutional
Union men of the country in National Convention
assembled, we here pledge ourselves to maintain,
protect and defend, separately and unitedly, these
great principles of public liberty and national
safety against all enemies at home and abroad
believing that thereby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of the
People and of the States reestabshed, and the
Government again placed in that condition of just
ice, fraternity aud equality which, under the ex.
ample aud constitution of our fathers, has SOL
emily bound every citizen of the United States to
maintain " more perfect union. establish Justice
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the COM
mon defense, promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and
our posterity.h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Constitutional Union Party Platform.

Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect to mslead ard deceive
the people, and at the same time to widen the po-
Iitiea divisions of the country, by the creation and
encouragement of geographical and sectional par
ties. therefore.
Resotued, That it is both the part of patriotism
and of duty TO recognize no political principles
other than
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT. IS.
j o h B ell, TI
OF Tennessee.
FOR vIoE-PRgsIDEsT,
Edward Everett,
or Massachusetts.

PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA
FIRST Electoral Dist'id.
RIvIERE GARDERE, of st. Bernard Elector..
G.. DRFERRIET, of Orleans. ...,-.... Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELL HUNT, of N. Orleans. ,Elector.
JULES LAvERGNE, of N. Orleans. Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, of Jefferson. .Elector.
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrebonne. Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
j. o. FUQUA, of East Felciana. .Eleotor.
Il. NJ. FAYR0T, of West Baton Rouge. Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opelousas. -. Elector.
VALSIN F0URNET, of st. Martin. -. Alternate.
Si1th Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of Ouaehita. .......... .Efector.
Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo. ........ Alternate.
Each voter at the polls casts his vote for SIX
ELECTORS, each one of which must reside in
separate Districts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Bunker EHiI Rangers.

bunker Hill Rangers,
OF THE FOURTH WARD,
Hea Canal aad Franklin streets, on Kosdaga
OFFICERS
President-W. J. Maynard.
Vice e-President-Vi Gaschet De L'IsIe,
Secretary-George A. Bears.
Treasurer. A. Blaehe.
Marshal-T. E. Sykes.
Assistant Marshal Joseph Baker.
Finance Committee-Geo. Watyman, Jack viii
son, James McCracken, Arthur saucier, William
Hodgkins.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Constitution Club,

Med al he Orleans Ban Room on Tuesday Era,iag,.
OFFICERS:
President-G. Duplantier.
ce.President-Henry Garidel.
Secretary-B. G. Cenas.
Treasurer-Aifred Bernard.
Grand Marshall. ". Allen.
Committee of Arrangements-Ed. Jordy, Alfred
Bernard, Emile Dupre, ]. K. Baiiy, Numa Delery.
Assistant Marshals-H. Grimshaw, Jas. Vienne,
j. II. Hoyle, Philip Buchanan, Emile Duprs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

ApRrsy Of boys in Norwich, Conn, followed up
country team last week, and threw apples at the
lad who was driving Hebecame angry, and struck
enc q then, Stephen bradley on the head with
the pnts of his whip, knocking him over against
sharp rock, and killing him. After an examination
he WAS discharged from CUSTODY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

LtpBRAL BEeussrs.--The late Caleb Pierce. of
Charleston, Mass, bequeathed brick dwelling
house, valued at abont 5000, to Yale College, and
one valued at about 5000 to the Unversalist So
eiety OF charleston; also $4,000 TO that city, to
be expended in fnli fer INDECENT widows.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
jmEIaIs,.oLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

u ET.uN
"A HEM eo1ns BUcHu for the Bladder
aHEi,MBoibs Bstogg for the Kidneys.
HEEaBSIbss BSSs.g3 s9 soF ,hs tss S,os.I Ssass
HELMBoI.Ds BuCMU for Nervopsaess
HEIae9Ips ELas9Is RSsS SsS or for PIasai. Breshins
R RgSHg for for GENERAL gssa sfsss DEBILITY
HEI.MBoLDs BuGHu for Universal Lsssiude.
HEIaboEps fb BGsHu for EiEhs sweats. ats
HELMBoI1Ds BUGHU for wakefuness.
HEMoBs HEMeoBs BSe#S BUeH for for Rspas Rrspons Skim
S#S SSS#S ; ss Es i D. @ s H,.s with
sqssn % and S Moty Ss IF Sight sd with
9eS @ for Rassssss Arising from nd.
creion, and all diseases of
EEMAEEs FEEMMAAhEs FEsAhEs FEsAhEs EEMAIEs, EEMaIEs
Old Yaang Single, Married, contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMB0ID's EXTRACT BUCHU is the very best remedy
in the yo5s @ G all sosss Incident to the whether
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should he without Its
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their stages, At little expense
Little : no shissi SEb # ~ s' hxposunE -
Use HErMBoI.D,s EXTRACT BUCHUfo Rxcesses arising
from habissindulgedin in
And for diseases arising from Habits of Dissipation It
all improper discharges and will restore the Patient In
'hSs Sss af Il si1 F Hu for Disease. and
Affections d the most Distressing Character.
Use HELMBoLDiS EXTRACT BUGHU for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
"'.''l'' Male or Female.
from whatever originating, and matter of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit the treat
nAent and may originate from the same cause,
Readl Ready Readl Readg
HELMBOLDiS BUCHU is safe, and pleasant In taste and
odof, but Immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city OF
Philadelphia, q. 4. HELMBoLD, Chepnst who being duly
curry, or injurious dFngs, hnt are purely Vegetable
II. I. HELMBOI.D, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before this 2d day of November
1854 WIN. ?. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price u yer bottle or sx for S. delivered address,
Prepared by H. 7. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
10A South Tenth street, below Ghasnut
zl. Phiauephia.
Hy-Beware of Gounerfeiss and unpnciped Dealers who
ID dispose o their own and oher articles the
reputation attained by
Hembold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu.
:. =. SarSaparllla.
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT q CO.,
81 and l5l Chartres street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
RS-AsE FOR HEIMBGLD's-TAKE NO OTHER. Cat
out the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Metropolitan Club,

IHetTUpulItHH IIUUs
OF THE THIRD WARD, AUXILIARY TO THE EVER
EFT RANGERs}
Ned corner Common and Claiborne streets on raesaavs
OFFICERS:
President-Henry Beebe.
Vce-President- Hanson Kelly.
Treasurer--Robert Pringle.
Secretary-Geo. W. Simpson.
Finance Gommittee-Geo. W. stoddard, John r.
Bradley, Robert Prinke, Hudson English, - Per
kins, Hanson Kelly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Headquarters
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CoSsTITU-
el4 TIoNAL UNION PARTY.
The Committee have engaged room for the
Storys Iron Bnilding,n corner of Camp and
Common streets, for the transaction of business,
and where the regular meetings of the Committee
will be held.
The Committee meets weekly, EVERY TUES
DAY EVENING, at y o'clock, and ottener when
required.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Everett Guard,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

Meet at Aer Hail. Of Nagdaes and Josephine streets
on Wednesday, Eesnings.
OFFICERS:
President-W. NJ Perkins.
Vice ePresdents-Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Theo. A. James, Samuel A. shumway, /. N.
Phillips.
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. F. ".
Brakeman.
Treasurer-SamueI Sumner.
Executive Committee George W. squires, D. P.
Logan, B. NJ. Horrell, Samuel H. Kennedy, NJ
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, Il. F. Given,
E. S. Keep, W. B. Gonger.
Finance Committee B. Bowles, NJ. I.
Squires, George d. Field, Samuel McGonieo.
Committee of Arrangements &C. D. Bunce,
Chas. Ballejo, W. Il. Reese.
Grand Marshai-Gaspard shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F. MeC. Swain, Henry S.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Ths Augusta tla. eongtI.ntionalIst saw !.

Nov, we assert, and We know what we say,
that there is not ghost Of chance for Mr. Breck
rridge 70 carry the electoral yoie Of Georgia. and
all who report to the contrary are either mised
BY their hopes. crazy. or wilfuy intent on deceiv
ing others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
PERMANENTLY LOGAN
G a rd.

Having purchased the spacious Building No. zs Chest
nut street. aud fitted with every to facilitate
my business, particularly branch devoted TO COUNTRY
invested In the buslsess prepared greater sd
vanages than my customers usv Ca.,iasd caa
ogue of Books Just issued embraces writings Of every
standard author in every department of literature ,neun
over two hundred volumes of History Biography Voyages and
Travels Adventures etc. etc, published by myself This Ia
the most complete catalogue of Books Gifts ever published
and gives all the information relative tho purchasing and for
wHrdng by Mall or Express of Books ordered my Esab
ishmen together with full directions how to remit money
will furnish any book tof character published in the
United Stes the regular price of which ia One Dollar or
upwards and guarantee to give peec, satisfaction To my cus
TONER'S as am determined to maintain the reputation and ehar
acter already bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to call at
GIFT BOOK HOUSE and judge for themselves
DO NOT SEND ORDERS
IRREsP oNsIBLE PARTIEs.
George G. Evans .."
G IFT- B ooK ENTE RPRIsR
ENDORSED BY THE BOOK TRADE 4m
All the Leading City and Country
NEWSPAPERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

ELEoTIoN RsTuRSs.- From reliable source we
learn that in Jackson county Milton's majority is
40; Hilton from IS to 40; and the Legislature is
Democratic by from is to II.
Washington county gives 100 Democratic ma
jority.
Franklin-Apalachicol gives 50 Democratic
majority.
Leon and Madison counties give their usual Dem
ocratic majorities, which range from 60 to 100.
Walton and Holmes give small Opposition ma
jorities.
The official vote of Santa Rosa county reduces
Hopkins majority to so, and Aliens 10 loo,
TPensaeola Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

AZ Lebanon, Va, on Tuesday last, two men,
named Harvey Mnnsey and George Smith, got into
light, when the latter received a blow from a
rock which Fractured his skull badly, that he is
not expeeted TO recover. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Everett Rangers,
OF THE THIRD WARD,
Nee at s Gargoton Raroad Depot. of Bayons and
Perdido streets, on Wednesdays
OFFICERS
President--Lea f. Bakewell.
Vice -President-W. G. Dales.
Secretary-C. F. yerlander.
Treasurer. Yeatman.
Grand Marshal-Thos. AskeW.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Criftentfen Guard,

Hca a Station Hail. Nagades and Pogassa ssres on
Monday Ereaitas.
OFFICERS.
President Edward D. Turner
Vice e-President-John I. Block.
Secretary-Jos H. DeGrange.
Treasnrer-Geo. G. Wedderburn.
Marshal-Samuel Alston
Marshal's Aids and Committee of Arrange
ments-John Russell, Charles Montaldo, Charles
Thorn.
Finance Committee-Alfred Kearney, ESP, f.
G. Swain, Il. F. Warner.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Real imported brandy is not in all cases genuine
for large quantities OF alcohol distilled from coal
and = doctorsd y to give it the " cognac favor
are now exported from France.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Afat baby. months old, and weighing over 100
p0Suas, which was exhibited at the late Franklin
county Far. and was to have been at the Ogdens-
buEgd Fair Last week, died in that village on the
Gath ulk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
chaIrmen OF Parish Committees.

Chalrmen of Parish Committees.
ASCENSION,
Edward Dn1fel. el.......-.......,...D DonaldsonYille.
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. w. Jones. ......... .NapoleonVille.
AYOYELLES,
VIM. II. Murdoch k.......s........... .Holmesyille.
BiENVILLE,
Capt. Collin Rhodes. -. ............ Sparta
BOSSIER,
Col. r. Hodges. .;....#..., -. Bossier Point
GADD0,
Mathew Watson n................... Shreveport.
e - oATAHoULA, - r. :.
James G. Taliaferro ..........s... .Harrisonburg
CLAIBORNE,
Judge N. S. Scott. ..................a.....Ho Homer
ee C0NC0RDIA,
Douglas l.. Rivers. .Yidalia
CALDWELL,
r. d. Bridger.. ......t....... Columbia.
CALCASlEU,
A. Pujo Lake Charles.
DE SOTO,
Samuel CLARK ......,.... ......... Mansfield.
EAST FELIGIANA.
~ - - EAST BATON ROUGE, Se'.'sss''
DIR. Richard Fl. Day. ..........5.... Baton Rouge.
FRANKLIN,
@. Ramage.. ............ .Winnsborough.
IBERYILLE,
Samuel Matthews ....#............ .Plaquemine.
JEFFERSON,
Pierre Sauve. e........................ .Carrolton.
JACKSON,
A. G. Davis Observation-Disclosures. Vernon.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil G. Grow ,,........ .Vermillonyille
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan n..............5.s. .Ponchatoula.
f LAF0URGHE,
- = ~ MoREHoUsE, 1.e'''''1>' :.
. v pVl'i'i MADISON, ''''',.' 'As't0p'
John T. Mason. ........ ........... Richmond
- NAToHITooHEs,
sohn Dla'f sn' ct o6AoHiTA, .,,NA'0n''0'Aes,
John T. Ludeling.,. Observation-Disclosures Monroe.
i'''e' 80 PLAoUEMINEs, @ - -4se,
'e0' A-'' e RAPIDEs, ~" se4s'
John R. Williams. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alexandria.
- SABINE,
Robert B. Stille. Many Post-ofice.
ST. BERNARD,
s. Yillayosa. ........ New Orleans.
ST. CHARLES,
chas. Davenport, st. Charles Courthouse.
ST. JAMES,
'li'0 i''i' : sr. JOHN, - 0- M
ST. MARTIN,
avn ''' 49, ST. MARY,
VIM. F. Haifeigh. ;.,...... Franklin.
ST. LANDRY,
Thomas c. Anderson n......5...,..... Washington.
ST. HELENA,
George p. McAichael ............s. Amite City.
ST. TA1IsfANY,
VIM. j, Andrews ......5.............. Covngton.
TENSAs,
DR.. p. Chew .......-...,....S St Joseph.
TERREBo&NE,
UNION.
VIM. G. Carr. =. .,...-,....,. .Farmersyie.
yERMILLIoN,
L. u. Broussafd AbbegiIe
WASHINGTON,
Robert Bsbington. ........,....,,F ,Franklinton.
WEST FELICIANA.
= -'D''' WEST BATON ROUGE,
N. W. Pope. ................ Baton Rouge.
WINN,
Gen. t. s. Woodward. .....,.........st st. Maurice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Rough and Ready Club,

OF THE SIXTH WARD,
Meets AZ hs s. Philip Ball RooR. On eoerg Aosiav Epeaso
OFFICERS:
President-Joaauin Viosco.
e-Presdents A. sambola, 7. G. Hoggarsh.
Secretary--J. a. Weysham.
Treasurer--F. Samhoia, Jr.
Marshal-Ed. Fagot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

A PAGAN AMONG Us.-on Saturday night, at
Phelan's billiard rooms, NJ. Berger, the French
champion, concluded congratuatory speech with
the following extraordinary peroration. which we
translate from the Courier des Etdts Urts: On
Monday, If my powers prove equal to my ardent
desire 10 please, pray with fervor the god of bill
lards TO inspire me with the most fantastic eombi
nations, and TO lend me, for their execution, the
most enchanting and magic cue.m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Niphon, the name given by the Japanese to their
country. means q the rising of the sum- They
know nothing Of the word Japan, and do not use
it. They call their country Niphon. because it is
the most easterly part Of Asia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Kentucky Bell and Everett Club,
OF THE SECOND WARD.
OFFICERS
President--Jas. d. McMickle.
Vice-Presdents--R. B. Cummings M. Williams
Thomas Lynch.
Seeretary-Wm. P. Comstock
Treasurer-Wm Ireland.
Committee of Arrangements Peter D. Zelley,
Henry Hastings, P. Halv.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Bell Rangers,
OF THE FIRST WARD,
Hset al Eagle Han erery Tuesday Esesias
OFFICERS:
President. NJ. Mechanism.
ee-Presidents--Beni. Bland, ]. S. Clark.
Secretary-Frank l.. Clayton.
Treasurer-W. w. Mccarthy.
Chief Marshai-Wash. Marks.
Finance Committee. N. Marks, W. H. Cook,
]. P. Harrison W. K. Day, A. Kearny, II. Ren
shaw.
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OFFICERS
President-Louis ]. Solomon.
Vice Presidents-Firs Districts, Jos. r. Dick;
Second District o. Blasco; Third District, HI N.
Jenkins; Fourth District VIM Freret
Secretary--D. G. Canter
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan,
Treasurer-J. Watts KearneY
Grand Marshall. L. Leverich.
Assistant Marshals- First District, Andrew Jack
son Second District, w. T. Hodgkins, Jr; Third
District, VIM. Sorey; Fourth District, Jesse Bryan.
Foot Marshals-First District, T. D. Bridge; Sec
ond District, A. l. Leyerich Third District, d, ],
Blasco; Fourth District, H. B. Pegram.