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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

The Emperor had announced his intention
to dissolve 81 regiment to, and effect such other
reductions "a would shortly place the army on
a peace footing.
in Austria had placed their pay At the service
Of the Emperor ia denied. II was put forward
AS n hint for them to do SO, but they did not
respond.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE VIA QUEENSTOWN
WATERFRONT, Thursday.-The ship Arethu.
81, Captain Martin, from Cuba for ORDERS with
a cargo of cedar wood, mahogany and tobacco
which anchored of Feihard, dragged her an
chors after holding out for twenty -four hours
in tremendous gale, on Sunday morning, and
went speedily to fragments in Barren Ray
county of Wexford. The cargo, which is sup
posed to be valued at about f lO0OtU is nearly
All saved. Inc crew are saved, with the ex-
ception OF one seaman named Mclean.
PRIVATE ADvIcEs FER ANGLo-sAxoN.
PORTLAND. Jan uary 19-Letters per Anglo.
Saxon. dated Liverpool, January ith, report
steady demand for cotton, at unchanged prices
The sales of four days amounting to 3O.oo0
m naies. imports during the same period, 1885,
600 bales. Breadstufs are dull and slightly
lower. The Provision market is without ma
terial change. Manchester market dull but
hrm: Consols are quoted at 95s tor account,
eX dividend.
IHE EARTHQUAKH.-It was stated in Satur-
days paper that the vibration of an earthquake
was sensibly felt at Augusta, Charleston and
other points, at 6 O'Clock, on Thursday even
ing. The Wilmington IN. G } Journal, Of Fri
day, says:
we learn from gentleman Of this place,
mat last evening, about q quarter after seven
CLOCK, he felt slight vibration, moving, rs
lar AS ne could judge, in Il direction from cas- t
10 west 1t had all the characteristics of an
earthquake, although the shock or vibration
was very slight. On making inquiry, he found
some Iacts going to confirm his view.--as, for
instance. where, at a house some little distance
OH, a slight shaking Or jarring of door or
doors was heard
The Charleston Mercury of Friday says
"A smart shock of an earthu uake was expe-
rleneed in this city, at five minutes past seven
O'Clock yesterday evening. The duration e1
the shock Was about fifteen seconds. Buildings
We're shaken with such force as to rattle the
plates on supper tables and in dressers, yibrate
pictures on the walls and such like demon
strations. St Michaefs bell was ringing at the
illne, ana OF course no notice was taken of the
eiecton the belfry. In some families conside-
raoie alarm was experienced. No shock ofequal
severHy has been felt here since the shock OF
the earthquake which buried GuadalOupe in
1913 or 1Si4.
We learn, Geographically, that the shock was
noticed at Kingsville, Camden, Augusta and
Macon We shall undoubtedly soon receive
intelligence of an earthquake i'm the West In
dies, or SONS violent eruption of a Mexican
volcano.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

The full details by the Anglo Saxon at Port
land, reached this city on Saturday We Sc
lee, the most interesting portions:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09
TERMS OF s sUBsCRIPTTON.
rERMs OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of I'D or less, three serse or ss sioo
each additional insertion Larger advertisements
proportion half 10 he as nan
.n.ra .x.r h,lf .ouare m be charged whole square
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09

An addition Of tweusy-fyc per cent will be made ON the
above for Special Seticcs- aI'f nrf
Agents in other and cities viii tr allowed twenty
~. but NJ advertisement, Of kind
win be inserted less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09

L. sURGEoN DEyFrsr.
sWhsls - p.rtfnl ssts ~ Teeth iase Ted the
m',st approved plan Special attention paid TO ~
the prtssrvation cf te natural teetk ana rreg
ularity Of Chl,rrn' = teeth corrected. .I - -->
Fans and dcuit tecth extracted with without Cho-
rorn Gao b eeusulted sf his ofceat except
Mondays and Tse<dAys Once in Pcrshing Block. up
stssrs. corner Michigan and Gano streets efns3y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09

The following comprises the concluding
portion of a speech delivered in Concert
Hall, Philadelphia. on the 24th ult., by
Hon. John Hickman:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09

2n COMMITTEE ON ELECTORS. siiei'
.1st Dstrict-C. R, Rudd; ls''' zen
2d-W. w. Bradley; ~ ~ ,''' t'.' .'''' 4
3d-Beniamin Wolfe; '''' s''''. "
4th-B. F. Mullen: -
5th-Jobn G. Lntz; ~
6th-John Z Elder. Chairmain;
7th-J. A. Scott; :"
sth-Thomas Wood; oA =, '''' 80
9th-Hugh Donley; ' '9s'' -
10th--G, F. r. Wadleigh;,
11th-W. Gardner,
On motion of A. B. Carlton, editor OF
the Guard, committee Of FIVE was sp-
pointed to prepare platform and resolu-
tlons. The following is the -, !. b;
i 70. coxNrTTEE ON PLATFORM. nnofes,r
a. 6s carlton, 49, S. ID, Tomlinson,
Is q. MeCrea, B. II. Myers, = .,s
.,a,,seago IS J-sListon., noIv so4 vdV
The Committees retired. and calls were
made for bright
siov sRsss D. BRfGHr's sPERcu. - isa
Mr. Bright came forward, and said. ,e
hadibsen reported BY those who made IL !
business to spread dsfsustien 81 Demo1
crate abroad, that be would be mobbed if
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-08-09
VOL. 4.-NO. 9 4O,l
TIE REPHRLJeAN
rs rusLrsHED EVERY rHul

- rs rusLrsHED EVERY rHURspAY,Br
7. M MATTINGLX. 4.
orrucE on vest side Of Michigan street. north Of Adams
PLYMOUTH, IND. .r-., ..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

USRoMAsTIc &C. Poor YoUsG MAN."-George Davis
young man afflicted with an abundance of hunger
and Mn extreme scarcity Of clothing, whose numerous
thektls est, attempted to put end to his
uDsoueht existence by cutting his throat in an out
building attached to the tenemen,-houso No Bsyard
street. He succeeded in inicting two or three inef
fectua gsshes in bis wizard when he was discovered
by the occupants ofthe house. who Immediately called
the assistance of DR.. Gray The Doctor having sewed
up the wounds, the Poor Yonng Man was taken to
the New.York Hospital where he " still lives, though
experiencing little difficulty in his breathing aPpa-
ratus. Ire antquated used on the occasion was
entirely uBiDiuIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
THE PRESIDENCY.
ORGANIZATION NEEDED IN OHIO

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
PAIsEsvILLE, Ohio Jan. %, 1860.
correspondent in your paper lately mapped out the
battle ground for the approaching Presidential contest,
in which Southern Illinois, Southern Indiana, and per-
haps Southern Ohio, are mentioned as portions Of the
field where there mutt be q warm and active canvass.
Now we knox that, 20 far Ohio is concerned, the
southern part where the parties nearly equal will
do her whole duty, SO far az regards the Republican
sentiment of that section. But it is this western
reserve and Northern Ohio where political opinions
are all on ole side, that demand and must have the
most thorough organization. competent man who
sha give is entire time from the present day onward,
until after the polls closed with fund OF not more
than eco for travelling and other expenses, can effect
an Organization that shall add 10000 ballots to the Re-
publican vote that will be polled in Ohio if such
~ sematic efforts for organization shall be made.
We 90 not doubt that a similar thorough organization
in The strong Republican districts of Northern Indiana
and Illinois will also make thing of those States
for the Republican candidate. We, therefore, object
to any mapping of the battle-ground which undertakes
to divide States, when every is of equal inpor
tance whether cast in the northern southern section.
ORGANIZATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

FROM VrsEzUELA-Capt Jensen of the brig Con-
quest from Angosnra, arrived on "Wednesday morn
ing with Venezuela dates to the 2ih December. The
revolution WIS still going on without any decisive re-
Suits TIE navigation of the river was somewhat i'm
peded, thereby preventing the forwarding Of merchan-
disc for vessels in want of cargo. The British gun-boat
Skpjaek was in Angosturs, from Trinidad, and would
remain some time in port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

THE HOMICIDE on the STEAMER bKooALfN'-
Coroner Halle wood Of Staten Island mas comuit'ed
Charles c. Cooper the Corporal OF Marines OF the
United States steamer Brooklyn, who stands charged
uith having caused the oeath OF George Ritter, q
sailor ON board the ship, by cruel treatment to await
the action of the Grand Jury OF Richmond County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

SUICIDE OF a LAwYER.--Coroner O'keefe ycster.-
day held an inquest on the body of BENJAMIN E.
Mackie lawyer, who committed suicide by taking
lAudsnum. The deceased occupied an Office at No. Sc
Wall seet but is sad TO have been incap aeitated for
professional labor for time in consequence of HE
habits. He has been afflicted with delrium tremens
or several weeks and while so suffering obtained the
audanum and put an end TO his life. He had been 10
he habit of taking opiates for several months past
The deceased was IS years Of age, and formerly 10,
tided at No. 32i Monroe street. The Jury rendered
\ erdict of /" Suicide BY taking laudanum."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

DEPosirISG IN MS owS BlSK.-Among the ooun-
ierfeterS arrested on Tuesday night, while passing
quantity of coun erft e. bills of the bank of Mont
pelier, Vermont, was who gave his name As Chas
Stewart. On the way to the Station House. the pris
succeeded in freeing his hands from the grasp of
the officer, and hastily swallowed couple of the bills,
thereby destroying the evidence against him. 4 check
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
FROM IOWA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Of Tho ~ Tribune

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
Dies MONIES, JAN 19 1860.
The Republican State Convention, called for the
purpose of choosing delegates TO represent Iowa at the
Chicago Convention met in this city yesterday, and,
instead of choosing eight delegates chose thirtythree
eleven at large, and two from each Judicial district
The delegates at large are
w. Penn CLARKE Johnson. N. L. McPherson Msdifon.
L. c. Noble, Fsyetie. 10. y. Clafkson, Grundy.
John A. Kasson, Polk. n. J. Rusch, scott.
U,rry OiConneI, MuFcano. n. p Scholte, Marion
J. +. Wilson jefferson. John Johns Webster.
J w. Rankin Lee.
The following is st Of the delegates from districts:
Alvin Saunders Henry. j. B. Grnnell Poweshek
J. &. W sler, Lee. VIM. A. Warren, Jackson.
H. Clay Csdw ell Van Buren, John " Thompson, Scott.
NJ. Baker Wapprlo John Shane Benton.
BENJAMIN Rector Fremont VIM. Smith, Linn.
Geo. A Hawl-y. Decatur. WIN b. Allison.
A w Hubbard Woodbury.. IA +. Brown, bsckhswk.
J. T.. BlackioId Kossuth. Reuben Noble Clayton
1hos. S.eIey Outline. F. g. Bowdoin, Floyd
C. c. NouGsr, Polk. wv P. Hepburn Marshall
m. NJ. Stone Marion. ~. y. Brown Hardin.
Thee wss goOo deal OF "noise and confusion in
the Convention bat no real trouble. In my opinion
majority OF the delegates are in favor of Mr.. Cameron
for the Presidency But Iowa is good for the nominee
of the Chicago Convei ton by 600 majority, whoever
may be chosen from the prominent men now talked of
as candidates. MARIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

A New DoDGE.-Some of the pawnbrokers have re-
Gently started new game by which to vetimSe spec-
ulators in tickets for articles pledged 1t appears they
get aceompce 10 pledge galvanized watches worth
about S5-he kind sold by Peter Funk" suctioneers
for s3 or $40, as would appear on the ticket but
actually giving on them but the trAing amount of IS
or &C. The ticket holders thus acting in concert with
the pawnbroker, start off in search of who
will purchase the ticket by giving them a tribe more
than the sum mentioned on the card. Purchasers Of
such tickets, knowing that pawn-brokers seldom sd-
vance than onefourh of what the article pledged
is worth, think they have made good speculation,
but, after getting possession of the article find them
selves victimzed. The proceeds are supposed to be
divided between the pawn-broker and bis accomplish.
Several victims of this new game called at the Mayors
Office yesterday, each with galvanized watch in hs
pocket and made complaint against one 7. Fridenourg,
pawn-broker in Hudson street. policeman WAS
cent in search of the accused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS IN NINETEENTH WARD
In addition to the permanent Association Of that ward
large and respectable portion Of the Republicans met
on Tuesday evening at Weightmeur's, No. 10 Third
avenue, north of FOryninth street, and organized
Campaign Club for that ward, BY electDg Edward
Dayton President; Adolf Levinger, John Kress, VIM.
II. Mason, and Freedom S. Luckey, Vice Presidents;
Ezekiel S. Lockwood, Treasurer; Nicholas Babcock,
jr., and r. +. Ba'emsn, Secretaries, and Samuel j.
Lewis Sergeant'at-Arms. An Executive Committee
will be elected at the same place Monday evening
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

DIR. L. G. Holland lectures this evening at Clinton
Hall. Subject: Goethe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

NOMINATION. OF THE CHEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE
DEPARrsESr.-On Friday evening, the Boards Of
Engineers and Foremen Of the NewYork Fire Depart
ment will meet at Frenen's Hail. Mercer street, to
put in nomination candidates for the Office of Chief
Engineer. The election will take place On Tuesday,
the 9Th Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

DR.. Foy is delivering course Of lectures on Health
at the Cooper Intute The fourth Of the series is TO
be given this evening. The subject is the Heart and
Lungs. We commend the lecture to public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

BAsDhAsrER AT GovERsoR's IsLAsD.-hr. Charles
Rehm, the well known solo cornet player has received
the appointment OF Bandmaser to the Garrison at Gov
ernors leland, vice Bloomfield resigned. Mr.. Rehm
conducted DodwOrths Germsnia Band for the last FIVE
years. He also held prominent place in the orchestra
of Laura keene's Theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

CHANGES IN THE CITY INSPECTORS OFFIcE.-Ar.
Daniel f. Deeyan, City Inspector, has appointed
Mesns. Oliver s. Hisbard, Henry b. Crppen, Jonss
n PHILIPPE, and John c. Fsher-friends of Mr.. Wood
inspectors aud Seslers of Weights and Measures in
the place of equally sound Democrats removed.
very radical change it is rumored, is contemplated in
the Health Department, ere long, by which fair
share of the loaves an6 fishes of Office will be distributed
among the Mozart Democrats. Similar changes are
talked of in other Departments of the City Govern
ment.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

A VOLUME IN ELEVEN L1NEs.-"Mar,
Fosrest' Tins writes:
O., Rolsnl Wright,
ISL There is mourning to night,
In the house down Under the hill
child is born, AMI the babe is dead,
Andthe soul Of its maiden mother is fed,
And white, and cold, and stark, aud still,
Lie mother and child down under the hill
Gray hairs are tossing to ard fro,
Swayed BY the ftful breath of woe.
A curse goes kissing ont into the night
Who Is Il seeking. Roland Wright?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28
AVIS a'ELkcrlON.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouxe.

LIN vertu dune proclamation de son Excellncece,
u re Wicklide, Gouverneur de la Louisiana, en-
date du II j0us de Janvier 1860. une election sera
tanue, Lundi le Come jour de Fevrier proclaim, 1860,
pour elire un JUICE Associer de la<COur Supreme du
2nd District de l'Etat susdite pour rcnplir la vacance
occasioune par Ia res fgnation de Memorable James
L.. Cole, Juge Associer du dit district pour lequei
cette paroisse EN- sait partie. La susa,te election sera
tenue son,mc suit:
Au Eacou'ci-a Ia maison de Uzeliea Ra4ray-
Heb"rt, Vi!4eneuve Tuillier
ct Marcelin Doiron.
An lruly landing u cafe lie Tras, Bourg Il CO.
Commissioned res-Felix Hebert. Frank Williams ct
Frame 4. Woods.
A la maison de Cour de cette paroi%e-
Commits res-Alexan Barrow, + R. Allan ct
II. j. iIyams.
A Ioblel's Store-au m gaia de J r. Tacneau-
5. l.obdell, b. W. Clarke ct
J. +. Tacnegu.
Au Bayou Poydras-a tEcole du 2me District
CommissIonaires-H S. Flynn, Edcuard Nur lin ct
Jose. h l'eauchamp.
L. scrutin q cha"u'un DIES susdits precincts sera
tenu ouvert de 9 heures A. NJ, jusqu'a 4 henres +. NJ,
l'election devra etre tenue. ct les ,etours devront en-
fats ainsi que lie reqnierent Ia constitution ct les
lois y ayant rapport. WIN. WHITE,
Ou st Baton Rouge. Jan. 81, 1860. Sheri9.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

An amusing scene took place at the bap-
.ismJ.ofa young laly in Chicago lately. The
minister reques ted her to assume the dress
peculiar to such an occasion. but she persis-
led in declining TO take of her hooped skirt.
When she came to descend into the bath the
inflated skirt touched The water and rose up
Ground her like a balloon. He, head was
lost to the congregation; she was swallowed
up in the swelling skirt the minister tried
10 force her down into the bath, but she was
kept above the surface by the floating pro-
p~ensities Of her crinolice, and was bouyed up
u successfully that it was not until after
much difficulty and many forcible attemps to
submefge the lady that the minister finally
speeeeded in baptizing the fair one.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

An IxroRrArr DEcIs1oN.-It is not often
that Courts Of Justice undertake to settle
theological dogmas, and perhaps il IS we'll
thstthey do not. Some weeks ago, ! Mr..
Jeha Hsndly, OF Seneca county Ohio, died.
leaving legacy to the Catholic church, 10
~ Mass and offer prayers for the benefit of
H. souls in pursatory. The heirs contested
H. will on they ground that this bequest was
illegal. The Court decided in favor o: the
helm, stating that this designation was too
Indefinite, and that the Roman Catholic church
herself could not prove for a certainty that
there we're souls in ,pursatory who can be
benefited BY Masse and prayers. Should
shis decision lie sustained in the higher Courts.
Il would materially affect the revenues Of
The Catholic church.-Richmond Wig.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28
Aa.u,1r ApoLoeY.-The following epis-
n. =. floating around; it is not bad:
FAYErrE. Mo-, Dec. 20, 1859.

VAIElA4 HAoS 'S~' oSS
Thor. was an appointment for a certain
A,ather D. to preach at our little county,
unurch on = certain Sabbath day. Quite a
"~d lad assembled to hear him, all know.
81 linn TO be a man Of great piety and learn
~ ;Twas the hour for service, and brother
;ne' had not vet arrived. The feeting
comments passed" and yet no brother D..
Ton;ecture became rife amongst us as to the
Suitability Of his coming, and we could dis
~. suite an uneasy and restless air among
~. bfethern. At last 1t became evident to
Kat brother D. would not come. when
I.a,h.r s. invited the crowd TO walk
10 he church, Entering the church broth
IS ascended to the pulpit, and with all
~. ,oIemnity and earaestness imaginable,
1.I;vered himself Of the following excuse for
The non-appearance OF brother D..
nv Dear Brethren and Sisters.-We had
assembled here to-day to hear brother p
nreach, but for some cause or other, 90 not
Know, he has not yet come, nor do ! think
he will. 1t NAV be, perhaps, that brother
~ started and has met with some accl-
dtht for we all know that brother - Is
not q man to disappint. 1t may be that some
one of brother D-'s family may he SICK,
IT may be his wife or one of his children.
~ brother D. may be sick himself, FOR
W. all know brother D., and We know
he is not the man to d%isappint. In fact,
brotheI D-may have started and turned
back. or his horse may have been taken sick,
or his horse mout have fell down with him,
-. srother D. may be de.d himself, or
,ome other providenhal interference may hare
1Arn,ned! for we all know brother D. is
not y man to disappint."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

G U N y r | E 5 -
100 barrels s%uperGne Galena Mills Flour,
100 barrels la,lucah do
so b5ls choice Extra Cape Jessamine 10
so bbls =" go Nonpareil.
5casks London Brown Stout,
5casks i"unger's Ale,
10 bbls swan Gin,
10 's Brandy.
100 bbls Ward 4 Carv's rectifed Whisky,
so boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco.
10 bags choice Java Coffee,
500 boxes assorted Soaps, .
4nO boxer Star Candles.
% boxes assorted Candies,
l" barrels Washing Soda,
10 half barrels Tar.
Sept Is for sale by BARBEE h BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28
ELECTION NOTICE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA

1hnAOA VF WAOx DATUM HOCGE.
QY virtue Of = proclamation OF His Excellency
ID Robert C. Wicklife, Governor Of the State Of
Louisiana. Of dat. the 18th Of January, 1860, order.
Ing an election to be held on Monday, the 10Th day of
February next 1S6O-for the purpose Of choosing an
Associate Justice of the Second Supreme Court Dis.
trict Of sari State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of the Hon. James L. Cole, Associat.
part.
For Cut on precinct At the house of uzelieu
Ra6rAi- |a'"
Commissioner -Javier Hebert, villeneuvs fuller
and Marcelin Doiron. 49,
For the Court House precinct, At the Court
House 81 -
observation-disclosures Barrow, F. R. Allan
and n. u Hyams. 1'ff flHl 49,
For sruly Landing precinct, Il the Coffee Hous. of
Conmis.ioners-Felix hebert, Frank Williams and
Frame A. Woods. -. ~
For lobdell Store precinct, It the store of J. +.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. lDbder, 3. ". CLARK and
~: Tacnesu.
For the poydras precinct, At tho School House Of
~ Snd scnooi District =
Commiss'oners-Hugh S. Flynn, Edouard Nurd,u
md Joseph Beauchamp.
me polis ~ each precinct to be kept open from 9
SsceH a. NJ, until Z O'Clock r. NJ said election to
Iecnoucted And returns to BE made BY sad Com
I.:Noners, u all respects according TO the pro-
"aoes Of the Constitution and laws in such case.
esss aad provided. pa ~ -" n-'0~N- ~
~ sssos Rsass, Ias.s leth, lssa. 80 -,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

The Duke Wellington, giving orders one
dsy, during his campain, for a battalion to at
tempt q rather dangerous enterpIise-the
storming Of one Of the enemy's batteries OF
St. Sebsstisn-complimented the officer by
saving that his was the first regiment in the
world. "Yes." replied the officer, leading on
his men, "and before your lordship's orders
are finally executed it will probably Be
The first in the other worldly
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-28

Cement, ltOsin &c..
rEMENT. Tar, llaster of Paris, Rosin, Coal. Tar
" Asphaltum, always on hand at
LARGUIER & LANOuE'S.
aug 10 Cornee Lafayette l. Florida st.