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Approved August 3, 1860.


[sgned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
kofcc Is hereby given that MONDAY the 2Ufh inst
viii muacats, nj ms Office at Il O'clock NJ the above
an lA ..- NJ DuPLEsEIs Comptroller
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mo. 52hnl.


ReDfrsd Thai the Of twenty thousand dollars be and the
hereby appropriated by The Common Council of the city
Of New Orleans towards The construction Of calvert III Cai
borne Canal, from Orleans to Esplauade street.
Rsoffed further That that the Gompttoerbe and he Is here
by authorized adudcate to the lowest bidder after days
notice in the official journal for constructing brick
ctlye in Claiborne Canal from Orleans to Espanade street
Second District the work be done in accordance with
aHd specifications le in Abe Surveyors Office and said adm
-Glt0n to be subject 10 the approval rejection OF the Com
mon Council. ..
iSgnedl LEA 9. BLACKWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(SeHedi j. o. NIXON,
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..~ LOUIS II, FILE,
City surveyor.
slreets and Landings d no

Approved by the Committees Street, Landings of hon
Board of the Common Council.
TsignedI BENZ, !, HARRISON ln,;,za
iSgnel s, A, kINGSiaASD, "n""nie"s
Registered Aug. 6, 1850
AI.FRt q A, DUTRda,
nu7 12t Gerk II t3amrtrote
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
.+u. MAYoRALIY OF NEW ORLEANJ, l
City Hall, July a. 1860.
DY VIRTUE OF resolution No. 5215 of the
ID Common Council Of the city of New Orleans and in
cordance City Charter notice is hereby
given intention Of the city New Orleans
to be opened the following named Streets to wit:
Greaten street. from the upper limits of the property be-
longing ursuines Nuns tie lower limits Of The prop
rTty belonging A. RebRnd
Love from Poogne street TO the lower Limits Of A.
Riebauds property.
According entitled, An act regulate The open
ing laying and improving streets and public places in the
Orleans suburbs, incorporated
cofpoae and in the baneus of the same approved April 8,
1872
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MAYOR LTY.. OFFICIAL.

STREET CONGREGATIONAL.
GECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
- the Second District Pound, Of Benve and Gals
streets, estrays-
Three yellow female goats 49,
One white female goat.
One gray female goat
One yellow and white female goat.
One yellow and white male goat =a..,.
One rcd and white female goat
Three black female goats
Three viii e female Kids
One yellow female kid.
One black female kid.
Which claimed within three days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction, said Pound MON
DAY, August 20 1860. Il! ~ O'Clock A, NJ.
New Orleans, August IL, 1890
I. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered August H. 1850, -
ALFRED A. nUCROS
mu. #..m M..u..".. -.mM Clerk OF Comptroller.
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billiard TABLES CoNsrAETLY ON HAND
I'D and for sale from mandatory of Messrs j. NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati. Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
Brunswicks Patent Cushions also Cloths Balls Cues and all
0 her trimmings belonging 70 this line
All orders thankfully receyec and promptly attended to-
A, W. MERRIAM,
ally Rt.ChaIlss Billiard Roon, II o.
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II &c cOndnit an hIpJ uts epAves dn DtNlemt Dslltl
encoignure de4 rnes Bienva al GRlvezt CONNIE GpaTes
flois cheyreS james.
Une clicgre Blanche .-..I
inc cheyr grise. ...-
Une chcvre jaime ct blanche.
I'm cabri ia he eli blanc.
Une che vre ouge ct blanche. ~-o #000
Tros chevres moi es
Tros jeunes clevres bianches. 3-
Une jeune chevre jaime.
Une ieune chevre noire.
81 les dts annax recant dams tros iours ct e
ftais paye lis vendis encere pubique, dit depot
lie LuEDI, ~ daont 1850, 10 heures :. ",
j. MILTON REfIF, Commssaire DIES Rneh.
Non velle. Orleans. lie Is d aniIt 1850. nl6 U ID
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ENOURTH DISTRICT POUND-yyas brought
IL the Fourth District Pound, Annuuciaon street, be.
tween Washington avenue and sixth street, estray
One large brown bay mare mule branded on face Il and on
lett shoulder
Which claimed within Ave days and the expenses there
paid will he sold public auction said Pound,
TUESDAY, August q, 1860 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, August Ii lS6n.
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered August II, 1860.
ALFRED A. DuCROs,
CLERK of Comptroller.
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tween Clouet and louisa, as estIay-
One Mexican bay pony u hands high left hind foot white
branded the left thigh with Mexican rand-white spot be
tween The eyes.
Which II not claimed within five days expenses pac
thereon, will be sold public auction, said Pound III rs
DAY, August 81 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, August H. lS5O
j. MILLION REI.F, Street Commissioner.
Registered August A. 1850.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
Clerk of COMPTROLLER.
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Was brought to the City Police .IaH ON tiac
w l6h of Jnfy, 1860 the black girl NANCY Says she
Said girl is feet high is small poN marked, has bad set of
teeth is 5 IS of and has the breast from
a burn.
The will call claim his property according
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police jail
ALFRED A. DUCRos.
iy2l lot CLERK Of Comptroller.
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Here's to Bel, the tried statesman and fearless,
The patriot pure and true,
And Everett, whose clOqucncc peerless
Is the boast of the red, white, and blue.
Our Bel tolls the funeral Of faction,
While at the mention Of Everott's name
Each pnlsc beats with lofticr aetibn,
Each heart owns a hoer fame.
Lives there one in this circct Of Union,
OF brethren loving and free,
That adorcs not the tomb Of Mount Vernon,
Preserved to us, Everett, by thee
Then here's Ia the memory we cherish.
k-ftStAs tho II were almost divine!
Can the name Of our Everett perish,
Dear Chief when SO woven with thine !
From Eactiona rule to deliver
The land of Washngton's love,
They are coming from mountain and rivcr
From prairie, and valley, and grove;
Unmoyed by political booty.
The people rise up in their might,
Their motto, Each man Ia his duty,
And the blessing of God ON the right"
Shall children Of one gloriuus mother
The bonds of affection forget
Shall brother, rise up against brother
Who ne'cr hui in amity met
Avert il, avert it, kind Heaven!
For'er bet the commonwealth stand,
And Liboriys flag, never rivcn,
Wave its folds Ocr Our beautiful land.
Then under our banner come rally,
To the vows of your country bc true;
Let your shouts ring lhro' furrst and yal' y
Three cheers fpI the red, white, and blue
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The BroclSinridgc Men of the North for
Lincoln.

The New l"rl, correspondent "f the
Boston .Journal saw that the B,rckiuridg'
men IN y. y. city would rathcrscc Lincoln
elected thau douglas.
OF course thrv would. remarks ia,
Nasnjl. Bauurr, otherwise We should not
hear Brckiuridnr's name mentioned in the
North "a - candidate, Every one know
rhat the ruunip" of }rcrkiurid"r in thc
North T., designed ia benefit Lincoln. Eve
~ body know hr stands - more chance
nf getting IN electoral vote IN any North.
crn ar Eastern Siat,, thau hc doc Of ~uc-
. c.rdiur 10 The Iapacy. Ev,ryhoiy
Knows that uiurt, nine luudrc;hs # the
partv IN the North are for Douglas aui
nraiu-t Rrcrkiuridgc-Aad finally every
body know tina, thr Republican paper
II the North are cNcrtn" themselves Ia
a., utmost to push Brrchmrid%c n can.
lidatr. Indeed they seem 10 hcstow ruor,
I,buy- and m'cu,i"a upon I|rcci,iurid-'
shan lhr, do upou Lincoln. They have
,lr,oird Themselves - exclusively to nd
,,ratin, the cau-. oi he Disunion caudj
date, and have 50 completely IGNORED md
neglected Lincoln, that many Republicans
ar, beginning To suspect that they are not
running Lincoln in good faith.
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FINkIE & LYONS
Sr\xino- Machines.

yI'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Alexandra aud the
parish generally, shat h. has arrived with a i,ilI
supply OF the cclrqra'rd Frnkle q Lyons Scwinc
Machines, and will keep the same constantly on
hand will state to 'hr public that they are fully
guaranteed to give cniir satisfaction, else 40 PAY
They can be- seen in full operation by applying
q. my depot in The rear of the Court IIous' SGuar"
4 liberal share af the patronage Of Tn" public
is respectfully solicited.
au@ I:,-tf JOHN \ CALHOUN
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= Poser.

Thcrr was discussion nj Marion,
Kentucky n few day. ago, between james
b. CIay aud Jam"s Il. Beck, in behalf Of
Brckinrid.,r, and !. F. Bullet and Hon.
John Young Browlr, in favor of Douglas
all pm.ocrats. Brown is the eloquent
and gifted Young Congressman from Ken
mcky, aid i considered the most promis-
ing young man in the Union. Mr.. Browns
speech il ilius reported by the Louisville
democrat
"lIe said ho had hcsitatrd when he
heard of the nomination Of powerful son
nf Kentucky; but finding that ia" Senator
from Illinois was the choice of what he
deemed the regular convention, be- was
compelled to 70 with the party bc had al
WAYS supported.
"IIc rropounded question TO McSSrS.
llav and Beck, which is significant, and
which. hope, will be insisted on. That
is: when vau fail to obtain that Con,ti-
tutionaI right YOU insist upon, what will
YOU 10 about it, viii YOU submit, or
will Won sccrdc from the Union, as you did
from the Democratic Convention ? This
is the question. Mr.. Brown got no res
ponsc. Let every voter in the State de
inaud an onswrr TO this plain question:
Let MS know now where these leaders are
going before we start with them"
The question propomdcd by Mr.. Brown
to the Scccdcrs in the above paragraph, i,
a perfect poster 1t is question, which
rhould be put to every lirockinfidgr
speaker In th" Union in the present can
vaSS.
The ScccdcrS m-is, upon the ackuowl-
cdgrmcnt by Congress ofthe doctrin" Of
protection to slavery in the Tcrritorc. and
drm;.ui that said doctrine shall DO applied
in the Territories, when necessary, We
repeat Mr.. Browns question to them;
"HE.a yog fail In obfaia H0f C"asttp.
t,opdj right You ;Ds;v rpm, ,r5at 'rH s""
do aby"f H! WI g1p svbmjt, or r.3
go~ scrndc Jro~ "r Un,'Dg, rs y,a d'd.t'""
q DcmDcr5hc Corc,a'jaa s'
What is the position Of the Louisiana
scccdcr> on this point!- VIII the la.
n,mocrt inform uS
. The Ladies' Fair, to he Eelt at
Chcncvvillc, La, has been postponed t"
i "A
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Roll IN TrE BALL - ia" opinion is daily
Strengthening everywhere, and with r'"ryhody
that is free to speak his mind, that IoIn B,ll will
be- thu nest President. II is anticipated that tho
revolution which has already commenced ut th'
South will extend to- the North, and that "" shall
have rcc7rncucc uf the scenes of lSi0. Many
citizens from Massachusetts, report that there j.
no enthusiasm there ior Lincoln; and that thou
sands Of Democrats viii vote for Bell aud Everett
From Pennsylvania, too, we hear of numerous
ccs.ions from these rai-sPliltcrs, Philadelphia
i, in "a hlazc for the Union ticket. and in many
81 thc interior counties the excitement is unprccc
d,ntcd. II the conservative ciz,ns in all sections
Of III" Union, of ali parties do their duty b"twrrI
this and November, the country will be redeemed
from 'hc thrall"m of angry and s'liish factions
aud b" placed one" mor" under The guardianship
of men who are honest capable, and faithful tc
The Constitution.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRASHEIR FEMALE ACADEMY.


PORr GIBSON, MISS.
FENlIE next annual session of his Institution
u viii open on MONDiI, October lst, with
ihr fulluwug corps uf Teachers:
GEO. 6. Bl TIER. \. NJ. Principal and Pro-
f. s>Or of Mathematics, Aucient Languages and
i-hrr branches If English.
MRS \. J. BUTLER, Principal Of Preparatory
department.
MISS J.. 4. STUART, Fmst English Assistant
and trachrr cf drawing and Painting.
MISS f.. y. SMALl.WOOD, Assistant in Pre-
pIrotoyy department.
THOF. + J. lI1ZIIUGII, Piano. Harp, Organ,
and Guitar.
MISS i. \. FiTLIlUGiI, Piano and Vocal Music.
MADMLLE VI. SClIWENDEMAN, fom Paris,
French, German, Spanish and Italian lar-uag d,
MRS. A. VI. MONTNDRENCY Matgou and
Govrru"ss.
Additional bindings with all Necessary couvr-
nincrS, viii hr put mp immediately to acComo-
date tl" increasing patIOusg" oi the school The
Institution thus provided with first class buildings
aud a corps of cXprIicucrd t'achcT, presents un-
ussal advantages to southern parents and guar
dianS, Is facilities for acquiring a thoIoUgh
knowledge Of Music and the Modclu Languages
are unsurpassed.
- ERNS -:
Board and English Tution-pcr session.. $3.50
d" - with Music and French 80
Catalogues containing full particulars win bf
| forwarded upon application. Address.
GEO. G. EUTLER. \. NJ.
! au25-Gi Principal.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of fAFAMIIY pHYSIc,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
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Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
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Not only do they cure the every day complaints
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by disease.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-25

A N election Of the qualified voters Of the Alex
"a sndria School Dstrict No. 4, viii be held at
the Court House In the town Of Alexandra, on
MONDAY, September 18th, 1850, for the purpose
Of ascertaining whcthcr or not, they will vote Z
tax to build Public School House for the same.
Those In favor Of Il win write on their tickets,
"Fcr the Tax" those opposed to Il Against the
Tax"
JACOB WALKER,
w. ii. II. DROWN,
J.. RINGGOLD,
au20-tde School Directors.
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How TIIE TuI>TIE SAVED SCorLAND.-Th,
following is related as the origin of the use of ih'
thistle rs the national cmhlcm of Scotland Whrr
the Danes invaded Scotland, they availcd thrm
selves of the pitch darkness to attack the Scot
tish forces ,uiawaT"s. In approaching the Scot
tiSh forces unobsrrvcd, aud marching harcfootcd
to prevent thcir tramp being heaid, one Of tlr'
the Danes trod upon large p'ickly thistle, and
the sharp cry which hr instinctly uttered sudden
ly apprisrd the Scots of their danger, who i'm
mcdiatcly ran to their arms and defeated the 70,
with great slaughter The thistle was thence
forward adopted as tn" national insignia of Scot
land
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Cor ANOTHER CEE-Mat Root of Painrs
Vie, IS taking thc census of Lake county. The
other day he received call from an old farmer
at whose hors" he bad few days bciorc, in on
of the towns he had cauvasscd The farmer
tmhlrd avh"mdly with hi hat and dilui
Seem to know exactly how to get at his hu,iu'ss
Mat inquired aft, The health of his sixteen chill
dr'n, all under seventeen years of agc, who's.
names he remembered to have taken, spol'
about the weather, Sc; but the honest old far.
m"i seemed To grow mor" and more embarrassed
At length, the visitor Llurird out; "My old wo-
man sent me to tell you to come and take tn,
census owes again >l''s got another one"
TfIcrciGUt Dcmgrrgf
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4. SIMPSON Il 20.

INPORT ERS OF
DRANDIES, Gins, Whistles, Wines, &c. &c.
ID Market Street, Philadelphia
Agents for j. II. Mrnean, Schie1am 7 T
Menran, Pcre n Fil- La Rochelle; Gauti,T, Ere
Ics Co.nac. sug Oily.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
iSCWOOL AOTICE.

M l. are requested q" stat' that 'E' st tImb \
w Academy tur boys under the PRESIDENCY
of the Erv. j. 4. B'llir, will open again on tn
Isl Monday IN September.
Also that th, ~chn"I !pr Young Girls, kept by
the la,r's Of the Cross will op'n on tlr fnst
Monday in October. auI|-tls
L'STEAlED.-fal,'n up and cstraycd brior
~ NJ. Justice of the f,.ac' of th, Spring Ilill
ward, by John Svcungru, living near Spring
lllI. ONE BROWN FII.IEl, l3 hands hir b.
about three y,ar, old, branded on the right thigh
thus, VI. AMI appraised by Aud,'w OIom ami
benjamin Wiki to h" worth in cash twrnt -scv'n
aud hl'f dollars.
Now, thrr,iw,, thc owner of said Estray will
please come forward prov" prop ity, pay cEng"s
;r,d tal.r her away within sIN;y days OF she will
De- sold according to law.
au"i3-2m y u. EANpoIl'li, j. j.
7 HEREBY notify the public that No one Is
authorilrd ~ contract 81, bis "n NY account. aud
that win MOT p,y a"y debt, unless contracted hy
myself individually or under my "rd"r.
Alexandria, Aug. E;-if j. ri StIIE.
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@7e REWARD

@T6 EtEWAEtI0-
r WILL give S25 reward each for the appre-
j. hension and delivery at the jail Of this Parish
or 10 their owners with thcir acknowledgment OF
the same, Of the following slaves who made theiI
escape from the Jail Of this Parish on the lith inst
To-wit "A negro man named ALBERT, belong
ing 70 X. Il. Tanner, Esq, about six feet high
black, and about 26 years old. The other two
MAT and WILLIAM, belonging TO Robt Irion
Of Avoyelles. MAT is about feet, 10 inches
high dark Mulatto, WILLIAM Is about 8 feet,
inches high black and stout built
Sheriffs Office, Alexandria, La, Aug. 18th 1860
w. J. NEAL,
aug2O-tf Sheriff
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BELL AND EVERETT.

iu.-"Str Spongid Banner"
A peal from the tocsin say, hear yc the sound,
valley
lis The signal to PATRIOTS To Rath'r around
lhr STANDARD OF rum Tor g,o''""" rai'y'
On VI, is''h ye w,i'' I" 'ne gao 'rho"S S"un -
Us the S"unu "' our "'I '"hS'I'u'""" D'"'
" calis nS ul lactl"'l ailu WIong 10 opP"1''
Ana its can WIZ DC ho'd'd "hcio Et'o" 6"''
II appeals not TO the South, II invokcT not the
North,
But the whole happy Union wotld save from
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, Union for ne sake ora.c Union.
BELL AND EVERETT

b6bb AND GVERBTT
ELECTORS ACCEPTED,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION,
.Spociol diymhh 10 he " Y. Erpr@s.
SyWhCUSE Aug, I6.-Thc union il com
llctc GA the rlccinrai ticket The follew,
ing are the Brll and Evcrtt rlcctors>
WN. KENT, y. y ST, JOHN
JAS. KIDD, HENRY n. ROSS,
LAS NJ PIINER, NJ. IL. FRENCH,
l. MRROWS, J.D. OGDEN
{. il. CARROLL T.. E.HUNTlNUTON,
This ticket embrace some of the best
uaucs Of the Statr. Hon William Kent is
rI,r son of Chancellor Kent. Lorenzo Bur
tows is the late State Comptroller, and
served for two terms in Congress. Mcssrs.
Cnrroll aud ST. John are both cV-mcmhrrs
of Congress. Jas. y. u. Ogden is our
fellow w-citiacn and an old line Whig. Mr.
Kidd, Of Albany, is of the same school
Some of these gentlemen supported Col.
Fremont in 1886, but all are now good and
true BcH and Everett men,
Nn CutNcE-NN lIONEST ADMISSION.
The Erie Observer, one of the most prom
incnt Democratic papers in Northern Penn
Sylvauia, honestly admits the utter hope
Irssncss of line Democratic party. Ii
says:
We win not sulify oursclG--wc will not
rompromsr the position of this Journal by
misleading its rradnrs y;ti, vain and dclu-
4ivc homes. her shcre r. Ny ROOM FOR
HOPE II pJicd rc stand, divided we
aall." j, sr N9,l;erism which has never been
vontroycr,cd ,itlr'r ia theory or practice.
No DoJJt,cT uJ,ty d,r,dc3 ccE Vrrord =
We fried u m ISIS, and like result
flowed from like cal~c. Mud we are
:l,"Hl ia enact over araI1, IN $500, the
disastrous campaign ui IS4N. We know
il j. said there j. silver lpIng t0 every
,lond," hut We apprrhcnd e Will take n
spy .lass, at least tour wears long, to S"" q
silver Inning" IN ;h- "c'oud' that spans
shc relitiral bori.an of tlrr Democratic par
" at this tinc,
I'nIikc tllr cd1or VI the Erie Observer
there are Democrats in This region willing
not cnl, w sturify themselves, but to mis-
.Scad thr mas~c, Of the party with vain
and dc.a-i,s hopes, mhcD Hclc IS no room
G, hoyc." They can deceive nobody,
however. W rLaurc is written on the coun-
tcuanyr of every democrat who shows him
sclr IN public
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE COEN."-Thr Mem

ACKNOWLEDGING THE COEN."-Thr Mem
pills Appeal says:
Tho country is Just now beginning TO expert
cncc. the practical results of nm inS,nr issue" got
ten mp in the South ON an impTaciicailr and ab-
stract que sion. The disruption Of th" national
Democratic party at Charleston and Baltimore is
the first fruits What tho rsul: may bc the
future only can tell.
That's exactly what We have been telling ;hcm
they would "rxpcrirrcr." II is not To lat" ia
save the country, if all who believe that TO elect.
Bell and Everett il the hes; moans Of accompli-h-
ing the great good, will rally to the support.
Nashville Banner.
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YnE TEUTn WILL OuT-Among the
transparcncics Of the Bell and Everett
meeting in Washington, ID. G., the other
night, was one hearing ihos inscription
a r"tc .)oy Brcckjnridgc d, u rotc far L,D
co'a.' Stick pin there, Brrckinridgr
and Lancitcs
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AI.ABhM T..

The Hon. .]erc Clemens, writing from
Huntsville, Ala, to his paper, the Mem
phis Enquirer says:
"Placing no great reliance upon the re-
ports hear from all parts Of the State, and
Judging only from the feelings manifested
in this stronghold OF the Democracy, tell
YOU, with entire confdcuce, that You may
set down Alabama as lost to Breckinridgr.
lie could not cany the state to-day, and
will grow weaker from this time until No
vcnhcr"
We do not believe Mr.. Brcckiuridgc
will, If he continues 10 bc a candidate,
which is very doubtful, carry a single
southern State, with the exception oI
South Carolina, The tide is setting against
him every where, and he will hardly be
heard Of except in the chronicles of his de-
fcats.
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! .PATENr METALLIC BURIAL
CASES AND CASKETS.

1OSEPH BOUILLOT would respectfully in
y fonn tie citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity
that he has now on hand at his shop, number OF
these Important articles which are so necessary to
preserve the dead, being perfectly air tight and
covered with glass or in part
These cases from the celebrated establish,
ment of FISK g. CRANE, and will be sold at
REASO ABLE RIA Il T. s,
they will come very little higher than wooden
Collins Persons wishing to qury their friends at
a distance will find the very thing for rha'
purpose:
~ All ordcts promptly attended TO.
aug PITT. JOSEPH BoUllboI.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-25

- The Ladies Fair, to be Eeld at
Chcncyvillc, La" has been postponed t"
th, ith OF October.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-25
b J. HUTCEIINS,

A TTOENEY AND COT NsELLOR tTLAW.
n and Justice Of iLe Peace, Alrxandia &c.
~ Office on second Street, in the ,r o. flr
Nrw CuDrt House. au- i,-yN