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Nea 0rlsans laiIp Grssfent.
Song.


When the great Sir Walter Raleigh languslned in a
tyTant's tower,
Hanging clouds, instead Of sunshine, on the wing
of every hour
AZ he saw each dry still nearer Deaths inevitable
goal, M
What then kept from utter sinking his heroic,
noble soul
WHAT The memory Of his actions, memory of his
Passed amid puraut Of Letters, or in Honor's
sweTded strife,
Memory 9f the wreaths that Genius twined around
his brilliant name
And glorioHs exultasfon for The future III his
fame
Nor forgot By him the soottsr that his effort gave
to man
Brought from where the bright James River like 4
strain of glusic ran
Where the healthy sons Of Nature nnpoIluted no
pie vet,
By their breezy groves ana fountains smoked tie
halIny Calta8et.
NJ
How his manly count nance lighted. though his
form was doomed TO bleed
When he thought Of all the pleasure in the mild.
extatie Weed =; I
Yet his heart would still have beaten all fte
prouder in his breast,
IF his tongue had but once tasted our {sooDv4rsss
PATENT PRESSED ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

Two men dashed along Summer street, near
Denderick, about o'clock last night; one swore
terribly and fired pistol at the other. Sundry in
dviduals rushed to the spot, but both the shooter
and shot-at had disappeared. An empty hat which
one of the parties had left upon & the field OF his
fame was picked up. (which the owner can
have" by finding the gentleman who picked i up
" and paying for this advertisement" for which
we charge nothing. Nashville Banner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
Compound Extract Of sarsapartlla,

Tht most eHeclN remedy WHICH INC hltuIedI bkI Of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
ady 1T combined from the most active remedias that have
discovered the expurgaion Of this foul disorder from
the blood and the o the system from destructive
sequences Hence should be employed for the of only
ScJoa but also those other affections which arise from it,
such Eruptye and Skin Diseases st Anthonys Fire Rose
Erysipeas, Pnples Pnstues Botehes Bans and Bois
Tun6s letter ard Salt Rheun scad Head Ringwo Rheu
matn Syphiic Mercria Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia,
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising frpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpuI Of the blood
founded truth ScrOfua degenerate of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this sar parla Is pu
rfy regeneate this vital fluid without which sound health
smpossible in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

The notice OF Paris have discovered that d
French mendicant, a blind man, who for several
years had been accustomed to beg on the steps OF
q church, had in his possession sum exceeding
S0,000f, and as he had only been allowed to beg
Mt the church in the belief that he really poor
and besides had long been in the habit of poster
ing the Emperor and Empress with petitions for
charity he was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

A boy seventeen years old, named John Tower,
made a great Speech 2 at Charleston, H., last
week The Ledger hopes that he will apply hina-
self to the study of political history
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MEnIGAI1.
HELMHOLp,s GMNuINss raEfAgATIoa.

HELMBoLD's BUCHu for the Bladder.
HggIM A5E3I Is BgGH I{l for the Kidneys -
HELMB6IB,s BgGH9 fof t5e propsy. . vs.. ~. ~
HEaBShBs BTGaS Sof b fgS y Wilton
HELaBohBs BgGHg III Wsak TeFyes
HFLaBoIDs BUGHU for UniveFs. Lassude.
HEBMB0LDs BUCuU for Horror Of Disease.
HELMBoI.Ds BgcHg for WsfofuneesSg
HE4M sT2I BTG G o 3E R RTB,ap O. SKIN
REG S Fer Il b. i P1f Ss Eys viii
HE TT9GfgE s B1cH f M n5 @ # sd
HEIMBo i, EGGH ati4 for ossraeions
HEiaf0iDs BGcHu for Rxcesses arising from Indf.
cretion end all Diseases Of
FEE EMAEI;s E EETAIEs T TETATFs
Old or Young single Married. contemplating Marriage,
TAgE NO MORE PILLS,
'.g THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELsrBoLD's EXTRACT BUCIu Is The very best remedy
rising indiscreto habits Of dissipation OF in tie decline
OF change Of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should he Without 1t!
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, Mercury or Unpleasant aedii
cine fos Unpleasant and Dangerous D's4ales.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases 49,
In all theft stages, Atlft6e expsnfe,
Little Or no change Of m aIet 70 Inconvenience
Uso FEIMHoLDs EXTRACT BUoHufot Excesses arising
FROM habits indugsdin
ny Young and ANS. otq ,;,,..,,,,,,- =.
moves ali improper discharges and Will tho Paist
short time Ia q state of Health aud Purity.
Use HELMBGLDtS EXTRACT BUCnI for Diseases and
Affections Of the most Distressing Character.
use HELalBOLD'a EXTRACT BuCHU for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever cguse originating, end no matter Of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit Of the same treat
ulent and may originate from tho came cause.
Read! ReadI Read! Readi
HELMROLD'S BUCHU is aafe and pleasant In taste and
cdor but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city Of
Philadelphia, Ii. T. HELMBoLD, Chemist, who being dnly
sworn does say that his preparation contains no Narcotic Nor
curry or injurious drugs, but are purely Vegetable.
Fl. T. HELMB0LD, Sole Manufacturer.
subscribed before this sd day OF November,
| 1864. WA. 7. IlBBARD Alderman
Price 81 yer bottle or So delivered address.
| Prepared by H. T. IlELMB0LD,
! Practical and Analytical Chemist,
0zsouth Tenth street, below Chestnut.
-a.e "=@.a- Philadelphia.
A-Beware of Counterfets and unprbcped Dealers, who
sevor to dispose "0f her own" and oter articles ths
| reputation attained by
4 Henihold's Genuine Preparations M...
Extract Buchu.
ta..+m& sra -. :. Sarsaparilla.
:. Improved Rose Wash
/ soldby JOHN WRIGHT h CO.,
| q and Isl Gtartressree
@M=w AND ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
| na-AsK FOR HELMBoLD's-TABE NO OTHER. Cut
I out the advertisement and send for 1t, ##
/ IND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
/ teal 1-E
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The Cathedral of Christ Church, Oxford Eng
land stands upon the site of an ancient nuEnery,
founded in the eighth century by Prince Of Ok
ford, father of the Saxon Saint Frideswide. Ac-
cording to the legend, the beauty Of Frideswide,
who presided over the nunnery, attracted the at
tention of the Mereian Prince Agar, who, unable
solution of celbaey, determined to carry her of by
force, and entered the city Of Oxford for that pur
pose. To evade this pursuit the pious virgin con-
cealed herself for some time in pigsty, and when
Heaven nterfered in her behalf, and the daring
lover was visited with blindness, from which he did
not recover until he had repented of his evil de-
signs, and then only through the ntercession of the
Saint,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
THE Nobility OF Europe.

Few persons, says DR.. Mckenzie, IN the phiIaz
delphia Press, have any idea of the immense mum
Der of titled persons in continental Europe. In
Germany they are as plenty as biackberries. In
Italy countship can be bought for thousand
dollars. and this makes every son count, and
every daughter countess. In the Peninsula they
are literally more numerous than the peasantry.
What they are in France may be judged from the
following paragraph which first appeared 10 the
journal dW HGure:-
"There is some question Of publishing an official
list Of the French nobility, in imitation Of the
peerage book Of England. It is said that the cata-
logue which is to be drawn up will comprise three
categories The first, of those whose origin dates
from the earliest period Of French history, as, for
example, the house Of Montmorency, bus this class
will not be numerous !; the second of the noble
created by the kings from Philippe III, son and
successor OF ST. Louis, who arrogated to himself
the privilege of Transforming sotasie,s into nobles
and the third, comprising the imperial nobility 1t
is calculated that in France there are nearly I50,
009 mobiles Of the three eafegores.n
There are four hundred and fifty peers of the
realm on the roll of the House of Lords for 1850
The princes Of the blood royal comes first, the
Prince of Wales leading the van; next the King of
Hanover, who is Duke OF Cumberland, and then
the Duke of Cambridge, also cousin to Queen
Victoria. The Archbishop of Canterbury ranks
| Immediately next to the royal family; then the
Lord Chancellor, Archbshops Of York and Dublin,
and sundry high officers of state; after them the
| dukes, marquises, earls, viseounts and barons--
| each rank taking place according 70 the date of
| their peerages.
| In addition to tho nobility, to the number Of
four hundred and fiftynine, who have seats in the
House Of Lords, there are probably one hundred
/ and fifty Scotch and Irish peers who have not a
right to sit in that Legislative chamber. This gives
total of six hundred and nine peers for England.
| Ireland and Scotland. Thus it viii be seen that
the British peerage is much more exclusive and far
less numerous than the French-six hundred and
nine against one hundred and fifty thousand.
/ baronet is not a nobleman, as sometimes de-
signated in this country. He has an hereditary
| title, but ig only commoner, coming next, bat
peer of the realm and an hereditary legislator.
i Titles are much regarded in England, where
they are scarce, and lightly esteemed on the con
tnent Of Europe, where they are plenty. In Eng
1000 mobiles among 10000, 900 Of inhabitants, b
one in every 5000. In France there are l50,0 90,
mobiles among SO 600, 600 people, or among $40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03
Ayers AgRe Cure.

For the speedy of Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague
RentteDt Fever Chill Fever Dumb Agne Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Feye indeed for the
whole diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria OF MiasInatle countries.
enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while cures the above complaints with certainty is sill per-
fecly harmless any quantity. Such remedy il Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cue
expes masnac poison of Fever and Ague from the sy
tenn the development of the disease if taken
tie first approach of ptmonitory symptoms II is only
the remedy yet discovered for This class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach of everybody and in billions dis
rcis where Fever and Aue prevails everybody should have
freely both for and protection
Tor of this remedy other discovered for the
speedy and certain of ntemens is that 1t contains
0unne mineral consequently it produces qufn other
injurious whatever the constitution These cured
left healthy il they had never had The disease
Fever and Agne not alone the consequences OF tile nasc
poison variety of disorders arise from its irritation
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gou Headache
Blindness Toothnehe, Faraehe, Gaarr Asthma fapation
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie, Paralysis and pengenen OF the Stomach all Of which
when originating in this pull the intermittent type
periodical THIS CURE eSpe The poison from the
blood consequently Them all alike is an nval
liable protection TO Immigrants and persons travelling or ten
or daily willie exposed the infection, TINT will be eNcreed
pen disease Hence it is valuable for notec
1n than and few will snfer from fnermittens ii
they avail themselves OF the protection this remedy Affords
! Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER II co. Howell, MISS,
/ Sold by John WRIGHT & co, Nos. u and Isl Chartre
Na. nr1pG Inv ~
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aNRpokEE RENLHDY!.-AN rNFAILINe


" Specific MI Diseases OF the Urinary Organs and Cen
eral Alternative aud Blood Purifier
ri-Ths Remedy eures when all other preparations fail
nI entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
yenea Diseases, contains Mineral Poison Naseons
Drugs being prepared from Roots BArks and Leaves IN the
form Of a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
bTf=I natures remedy for Gouorrhea and elect
Structure and is especially recommended for Fno Al
Ntes in FCmales1 Ter this complaint il is Invaluable
BEf general Alternative and blood purifier has equal
fail ScFoGla Secondary Syphilis Glandi-
more speedily permanently Than any other medicine known
II does by purifying and cleansing the bioodcalsing to
flow ali lis original purity and vgor thus removing from the
system all impure and pencou which have induced
| disease.
all medical skill ii is especially recommended in old it
fails and it cures in om one to three days
few doses positively all scadng heat chordee and
pain.
| business
rft can lav OH the toilettabe in the counting
without being suspected remedy for private dis
| eases.
treatise on Venerea disease, with full directions for
|, then permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
n9For full particulars get Circular FREE IRON any ufng
| Store in The United States q.
t is sold at retail for 50 per bottle three bottles for 50
by all druggists and dealers in medicines through
ont HE United States and at wholesale bya wholesale drug
gss - .. r. W.,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos 2I and Isl Charities street,
| Wholesale Agents for The South.
s1@Sold by all Druggists. lalo iY&8
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cerfy foregoing to be true copy OF the original e2tanl
witness my hand seal New Orleans the 18Th day
of April, A. d 1890 ,r,1rpp !, prrrpe NJ p
non
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IGOEs eoNoRsslagA, aLEGr. WEAKNESS, PAINS

BOARD, WITH FURNISHED ROOMS, can
ID l54 JULIA STREET, st. Charles. A
Day Boades be accommodated reasonable terms
sel9 Inns
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n a. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
ID Gas Fixtures Harris Row. (bs2 Magazine street,
uear the market will attend fahfny and punctaS to al
jers him. Stores, Dwellings, etc., lifted care ally
and on reasonable terms -, -, -.
k- All left In Box No. &c. Mechancs' Exchange
| viii be promptly attended 10. me ~
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

stAXElSAC RlEANDaEas - WE HAVE A coon
Ssuppy hand receiving by direct mpoItaons from
Framed additions stock q this celebrated and highly
favored brand 1895 eighth pipes 1893 in eighth
anareT ninas lsDl do do; ls5 In half quarter and eeh
pipes We the attention of tho trade and connoissef
generally this article pure and unaueraed For sale
New York md prices by 1 err
WI. y. hEVERICH CO.. 81 Old I1eyee st.,
ol9 " Sole agents In this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-03

NrnTrrE-IS CONSEQUENCE oE THE LATE FIRE
~ Royal street, we are present located No. 81
n;snvilie street. NEAGLE K CARPENTER.
NJ Orleans Aurust Ia. 1864 aul4 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

Mothers.

Thousands daily speaking In the praise OF %-.
DIR. KAToA's LNFAHz1LR coRDIAL
and why because it fails instantaneous re,
when gyenin time acts as by maggie and one fal alUps
wieonvnce yop that what say is true. II contains
NO PAREeoRIG OR opIATE
of any kind andtherefore relieves By removing the
child instead Of by deadenng its sensblltes Fo ma
eason 1t commenas Itself as the only reliable preparation no
known for Children Teehing. Diarhea Dyseuerv t,t,,
in the Bowels, Acdiy of the Stomach Wind Cold in the Head
and Group also for softeninghe Gums Eeducine
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain fl has no
being nntipasmodlc II is used with unfatne
cases OF ConYnlsion other Fits As you value the life ana
health Of your children and wish them from thoa4 "a
bghtng which to result from The ~
Of narcotics Of which all other remedies for Inf4ntiIa -
plants composed take but Dr. Eaions Iufana a.
dial this rely upon sperfecty harmless And IAN
rot niure the most delicate infant Price Is cents Fu di
lions accompany each bottle Prepared only BY
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 100 Broadway, New York,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
The Constitution of The Country
The Union Of The States, and
The Enforcement of the La3bs.

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 reestablished, and the
Government again placed in that condition OF just
ice, fraternity and equality which, under the ex-
ample and constitution Of onr fathers, has sol
emnly bound every citizen Of the United States to
maintain "a 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.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
tFrom the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette

That the business of Gift Enterprise be made lsg
onethat be conducted fairly honoraby doing
justice all parties absurdity reality that has
been demonstrated plainly True, know of but
Who has succeeded ia no only peeuhTiy but has
confidence of ha public and the conclusion have arrived
s that owing solely the fo that he is the only
them who has dealt honorably and fairly by his patrons
tain is that could conduct business unfairly
length Of time he has without of complaint being
tered against him the hundreds Of thousands been
the recipients Of avo his hands, We refer course
Mr. Geo G. Evans 43a Chestnut street, Philadelphia"
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Bell Champions,

COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS,
Meet zep'ar Hall ia caroadelet sired on Friday peaings
OFFICERS:
President Theodore w. Buddeeke.
Vice Presidents First District, e. D. Hyde Sec
ond District, B. Tayaries; Third District, j. T.
Worsley; Fourth District NJ. Mount.
Grand Marshai-R. r. Deming.
Captain, G. Fl. @. Brown; First Lieutenant, W
Z. Gitfen; Second Lieutenant, J. a. F. Brown, Jr.;
Third Lieutenant, F. A. Bonto.
Treasurer-Otis Harris.
Recording Secretary-S. Yulee Hyams
Corresponding Seeretary-M. P. Mortee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

General Shelley, on passing review of cavalry
corps had this dialogue with one of the sergeants:
Which Is the best horse in the squadrongn said
the General. /" The horse No. 40.'' q What quail
ties has he which makes him best Y,' q He runs
and leaps we'll has no defects in his limbs or
health, is fat, carries his head high has good blood
and Is in the prime Of his age.'' z And who is the
best soldier in the sqnadrcn2i' sThe best soldier
IS Tom Jones.n And Why Is he best p Be-
cause he is an honorable man, il obedient. clean
takes care of his equipments, his arms and his
horse, and is esact in the performance Of his
dnties.n "And 10 whom does the best horse be-
longs'' q II is mine, General, g And who ia the
best soldier ~ tYour humble servant, General, y
The General laughed, and gave the man a present
Of money, which he received with imperturbable
gravity.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

FATAL AFFRAy.-ABaay, Nov. about 8
o'clock this morning, lawyer of this city named
5onn Ferry, entered the premises kept BY John
committed a violent assault on him, throwing
handful of Scotch snuff in his eyes and then beat,
ing him over the head with heavy cane, making
shot Perry twice, both balls entering the stomach
Perry cannot survive. The quarrel rose out of a
suit for the possession Of the premises occupied by
Cranfeld Perry bore very bad character, and
the sympathy of the community is entirely with
0raufeld, whose action Is considered entirely justt
fable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

i veteran counselor one day cross examining
country fellow az witness, asked him several ways
what lie thought particular person to be, from
his own knowledge, hearsay, or belief; but could
get no other answer than that eh he did not know,
and could not teii.' HCome, fellow said the
counselor, E Answer me en- your oath. What
would you take me TO hs il you did not actually
know my person and should meet me in the
You ask me, aiil teiI yon, sir. BIZ virtue Of nv
oath, il you had not that wig and gown npon yon,
should take you for a little old peddler.n The
learned counselor was siieneed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Agents Wanted.

To whom greater inducements than ever are offered.
ANY person. either male female desrous engag
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HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT,
requiring but little time outlay Of money and by which
they obtain gratis
A VALUABLE LIBRARY,
A FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
a HANDSOME SERVICE oP PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEwELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
Or many other choice articles enumerated the List OF s
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Any person. any part the country san be an asa sim
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THE HEADeU UAREERs
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Everett knights.

Aet al No. s. Camp strs corner o Matches on Thursdays
OFFICERS:
President-R. G. Latting.
Viee-Presidents First District, George Burns !;
Second District, As. G. Bakewell Third District,
Dr. Il. S, Forwooa Fourth District, R. D. Gribble.
Treasurer William Gribbe.
Secretary--Charles N. Frost.
Grand Marshal--George W. Heme.
Assistant Marshals-H W. Bassett, Fl. S. Tor
wood and L. FL. Gardiner.
Finance Committee-A. g. Bakewell, ]. r. Pic
ton and w. g. Coyle.
Executive Committed. Fl. Gardiner, r. G.
Latting, E. B. Adams, Robert Gribble and George
Thomas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Everett Guard,
OF TIE FOURTH DISTRICT

or THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Meet at ner Ha Of Nayades and Josephine Streets
Wednesday Eoesags,
OFFICERS:
President w. Ne Perkins.
Vice Presidents Northern, John A. Wat
kns, Theo A. James, Samuel A. ShumHay, I. N
Phillips.
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. F. w.
Brakeman.
Treasurer Samuel Sumner
Executive Committee George W. Squires D. P
Logan, B. NJ Horrell, Samuel H. Kennedy M
Kirkpatrick, JAS Turner, Hy. Block, 81. F. Given,
d. S. Keep, w. B. Conger.
Squires, George D. Field, Samuel McConieo.
Committee of Arrangements &c. d. Bunce,
Chas. Ballejo, w. FL. Reese.
Grand Marshal-Gaspard Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F McC. Swain. Henry S,
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA.
FIRST Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERE, Of st. Bernard. Elector..
G. DEFERRIET, Of Orleans. ......,... Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELL HUNT, of N. Orleans. .Elector.
JULES LAVERGNE, OF N. Orleans. Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRIsTTAN RosELIUS, of Jefferson. .Elector
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrebonne. Alternate.
sf Fourth Electoral District.
J. O. FUQUA, of East Felicana. ....... .Elector
Il. NJ. FAYR0T, of West Baton Rouge. Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS Il. LEWIS, of opelousas. -. Elector
VALSIN F0URNET, of ST. Martin. 50. Alternate.
Srth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of 0uaehita. ........... .Eleetor.
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.