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VARIETIES THEATEa.- 4At this theater we are to
have tonight, Londcn Assurances, 2 with the fol
lewing cast Miss Charlotte Thompson as Lady
Gag Epanksr, Hiss Fanny Brown IS Grace Hdrka-
scav and Mrs.. Leighton as Pert Sif Harcou,s
aars1ey, Mr. Mark Smith; Mdx Haska.oay, Mr..
Chas Bass Dazzle, Mr.. George Jordan; Charles
oosaszey. Mr. Davenport, and Mr.. John Owens will
uaake Biz first arpearance, this season, as Mark
Atzdss. II j. unnecessary for US 70 say that the
cast Is powerful one, readers know that them
selves. The performances for this evening viii
conclude with The farce Of T Peggy Green in
which Mrs Leighton and Messrs Morton and Da-
veuport al have parts. With such bill, the
hoase oailnot fail being crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Military Tactics.

J0R A. G. BLAN ARD,
during the war with Mexico,
VIII regular Drill Students of this College
MONDAY, 18th inst, at P NJ Ipropose TO make pre-
Of the of instruction MILITARY TACTICS
all College before january IT. 1861 and hope
turn out at least $50 qualified TO command regiment
N b. This will interfere with the regular studies but
will heaha exercise None join the drill except such as
desire ii.
noLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
of the city OF New Orleans,
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
MO 2p3s President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

NV 0gEHA HousE. IA large and fashionable
aulienss attended the second representation of
( 4 Norma 90 Saturday night. The singing came
falynp to the expectations Of the friends Of Mines
EoaMte Rochardt and Pretti. Tonight viii be
played for thu drst time thisseason, Aubers comic
opera La Part du niable 4 in which NJ mes Faure,
Prstti ana Roeher. and Msssrs. Cabel and Van
lair take parts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

GARospEIET Canal GoMfASY. The stockhold
ess Of this company will remember that they are
~ meet ths afternoon at o'clock, to decide upon
the sasing of the canal 1t is to be hoped that
fhere will be ne failure to obtain quorum this
time and that the question viii be definitely settled
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

THaEE DEaFHs N OsE HOUSE, FROM DPrHERIA.
Tere hays been several cases Of that terrible dis
eases diptheria. IL Newport, KY, dnring the past
few weeks. na Monday, In the house of German
reading Gu Patterson street, three little girls aged
from seven 10 len years, were lying dead Of that
fnaiady they having been fatally seized BY it
within few hours of each other
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
EEonse Manufactures.


IIY ID T. g. Ct Q Q ID r ! @ FL
Would call the attention of citizens strangers from the
country TO the large and varied stock of
@KI.vMIR-vvA1
Made at
THEIR OWN FACTORY IN THIS CITY.
And warranted =
rem. as coxN. ~m@
We have everything for use or in this line
stantly Oh hand such as
TEA AND TABLE SPOONS AND FORKS,
PRESERVE AND JELLY SPOONS,
ICE AND SALAD TON is,
PIE AND FISH KNIVES,
DESSERT KNIVES,
NUT PICKS, @%m."@
ICE CREAM KNIVES,
CAKE KNIVES, .=
T...- CHEESE SCOOPS,
CRuMB sCRAPERs,
NAPKIN RINGS.
OLIVE FORKS,
CUPS, "~.@. -.."
GoBLETs, .H#=
TUMBLERs,
PITCHERS. ~.
- .".<. ..a w.=.~ WATERS,
z M@-m 5% URNs,
m- TEA SETS
SOUP TUREENs
FRUIT STANDS
TETEATETE SETS and great variety of other articles of
the newest designs.
Single pieces made match sets the largest orders
cuted
At o Me,
which, quality of Silver md Workmanship willing
to compare with anything
MADE AT THE NORTH.
"A splendid stock Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS, PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, PORCELAIN,
GUNS, PISTOLS,
MILITARY FANCY GOODS,
Always hand
HYDE & GOODRICH,
n26 2plt Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

s0t RfoHrs AssoeIATIoN OF LOUISIANA
Netigc y gisen IN another column thai the Execu-
tise Committee Of this Association viii meet this
afternoon a o'clock at the ofiice Of the Board Of
Health, ofs St. Charles street Members Of the
Committee ARE requested to be punetual, as bust
ness of importance viii Be brought before the
Committee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Etltie's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
- A H E -.

These the only Safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
All other Safes offered sale in this market constructed
Of SHEET IRON which ectuay attacks
Or Burglars regarding FicProof qualities the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES let it BE remembered that out
Of all the number cf Sheet Iron Safes at the late
ROYAL STREET FIREl
NOT ONE, which was exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS uniniured whie several BURNED OUT en-
dreynot yesge Of The interior wood work remaining
when opened.
Per Conra-Read the following unprecedented trial Of LII
LIES SAFES through which LILIES ALONE could pass
trumphantly:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

slrIng PAss AGE or 4 SAILING VRssEL The clip
per ship Andrew Jackson arrived at New York on
Monday from Liverpool, after passage of fifteen
days, with full cargo. She made the passage to
liverpool fgran ladenj ii tfteen days, and on tile
passage put and home las been only thirty days at
sea, iaaInding two days calm, sailing oyer 65oe
tailes. shas averaging nearly go miles day.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

ASorHER REYoLuTIosaRY yETERAS,-A CORES
nandant Of the st. Louis Republican says that Capt,
John Hall veteran of The revolution, le7 years
ef age, ID living in good health in Ironton, No.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

AcAnEMY VI MUsrc. Those delightful artists,
sie Dray tons appear IN two operas tonight at the
Academy Of Music. Diamond Cut Diamond and
: Loves Laber Lost We know Of no place Of
amusement 10 the city where an amateur Of good
znslsic can got 50 much for his money
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

sEssaHANTs' Lopegs !. o. o. r. Notice il pub
lished else #here, requesting Tie members to at-
tend i meeting this evening, On business Of great
isnpoE sance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
=.Mrs. u. ssstss,.a,,,

CANAL STREET. T............is,
Is selling of on account of the panic her large stock ),
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS al %
per cent less than cost Comprising in part of Dress saks
Robes French and Irish Papls Plain and Braided yeys.
eioak sk and Cloth Goaks. large assortment Of Laces
sess anu ne"as Y@s and Headdresse Of every style.
French Bonnets worth S25 be sold from $40 sl2 .nh
Three cases of French and Russian FURs and ERMIsRs
Aarge quantity Of
THoaPsoN's IMPROVED HooP-sKIRTs.
The sale will continue until TIC
WHOLE STOCK is SOLD.
Terms CASH.
Country merchants are inyhed to call at a55
MRS. STILLMAN'S
no spim a6l Canal sireet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

setz Ill AIRY or THE EcREW aEs : BEsEyo-
a4aNH sssoeIATf ZION. The original programme be-
ing esanged, the members Of this organization
nAust hear IN mind that their anniversary ceremo
ntss wiz be conducted to-day. Members are
aseEed V be Al their Hall promptly at o'clock,
y the procession will form at e4 precisely pro-
gEanne d nc proceedings will be found in
another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
FURNISHING GOODS.

" ------ OVERWHELMING VUVUS.
Superior Quality of Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS
:. .. Of Metin0 ;.
Fine Red FLANNEL and Canton Flannel UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS
Lambs Wool Merino and Cotton HALF HOSE
Black White and Colored KID GLOVES,
Buck Dogskin, Costa, Beaver, Tafton and SILK GLOVES.
Fancy and Black silk and Satin TIES and sCARFs-
Linen Cambria and SILK HANDKERdEIEFs
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS every
size and quality.
TRUNKS, yALIsEs CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, etc.
INDIA RUBBER COATS and LEGGINGs.
In all making of the complete stocks in the soah.
.-..- ROBERT 5RIBBLE,
-a4.== No. As Camp street.
n26 2p2s .-~...au... gM e-M Grayier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Large and .attrHctire Sales
BLACK AND GoLoRED SILKS.
JOHN ToDD,
Is and H.. .chartres street......l2 and Ia
Now offers an Immense Stock Or
0H0ICE DRESS SILKS,
Atthe following GREAT INDUCEMENTS:
100 pieces Rich DRESS SILKS, at Doe. Worth 81 90
loo Superior atT5e........ Worth 81 80
l25 :, Very Rich at si,........... Worth s. 90
-." .M-@ - Also
500 pieces Plain and Figured BLACK SILKS from 75e per
yard uH.
TIE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SHOWN.
DIRECT
FRENCH IMPORTAT
Nos. IL and IA Chartrcs street,
NJ a G. N F1CE MT DIS p LA Y
or
CLOAKs AND MILLINERY.
SUPERB PARIS SILK VELVET GL OAKS With and with
Sleeves, from $40 apwatd-the Newest Shapes now
worn.
Fine Black and Coored CLOTH GLoAKs, in all The New
Styles, from 81 90 upward
Rich Black SILK PALEToTs and PELIssEs-the Latest
Noaveaute'.
PA RS SII Il M a NTILLAS.
-ypsT Rrc1rvsp-
ANOTHER CHOICE INVOICE
or those Elegant
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS.
At 50 eacl--worth sl2
p,
TUE Mosp ctTnIrs avn DEsIp4ptp t1vP
'SA~'
t-FtF oheEea III re" 1fteshs AZ shei prices
MISSES AND GHILDREN5s cLoAKs,
Every Style and Material.
-
os ~ ox.ota.t.a ,,s.t o,..ant .,.,s5;a3
pn1n,r po,.1,Ts ,,r I-,r,.. ,,,,,
ERs, and other Millinery aticles.
TnIIN rom
=1,....,.......
---- ---
GigtscE s. .gcynaisOia,
lS6,.'.tt.....t. .eHARTREs sfREkT.,..t.. -. .126
Ara now ol,srDp# their steel, of
I. RICH FANS An ID sTAP E
, l,aa
=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

FIcsUK.T s. BOUVET,
.'....s.... CAMP STREET I2
Under the ciy HoteD
Haye opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of The above named
Goods. which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
consAss in Of Gents silk and Fur pREss BUSINESS
ana TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS Youths. Boys and
chiidren's zoUAvE and 0HAssEuR GAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS Of every variety.
n. B.-MiLITARy CAPS Of every deception MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity
Gentlemea's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
oraar with dispasch and prenptitude. n26 2psmeod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Bs.a4sseues

4BgsNSSesaes
AND
a r. Il N Q o N LA CE sETs.
MRS. TURNER
Has just received from Paris, and will open MONDAY.
the 18th Of November, an elegant assortment of
Real Bfusselles Point Lace SETS, from sis to 500
COLLARS.
BERTHEs.
HANDKERCHIEFs
:. CAPEs.
BtRBEs and CoIFFUREs.
:. FLoUNeEs
Real Point Aleneon SETS. very rich assortment
Real Point dc Venice LACE SETS an elegant variety
yEILsIn every description Of LaeeCambrai ehantilIy.
Ponl Applique Brusseles, Aleneon. etc
vaencennes COLLARS ana COLLARS and SLEEVES.
1c II ~ n q r O. xsxx. s,
IN EVERY STYLE
LYONS VELVET cLoAKs, BERNoUsE, PELlssEs, aud
OPERA cLoAKs-with the usual selection Of
Millinery.
PARIs MADE BoNNETs-Latest Styles
DRESSES SHOWERS,
FEATHERS AND RIBBONS.
MRS. TURNER,
ne 2pIs ITO Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

A srEeIssEs or MorAls IN TaE WESTERN RR-
sgKrE sfrs. Harrington, aged thirty.iye years,
tile mether Of three children, and wife Of r.. Il.
Harrington, q Gonneaut, Ashtabula county, Ohio,
eIoped lately with . young man named Robert
Maxwell. The trHant wife took two of her chill
dreu with her. Oan any ohioan inform Us whether
fsse d ray Lothario wns d neRros
SuIcspR or 4 B0YA boy about II years d
are. sano OF John Virt, A resident of the town d
Maeoalh, New York, was punished on Friday the
gah inst. By his mother, for some fault Deemine
bis punishment unjust, he started for the woods
telling his mother It was the last time she would
see aim alive. He then made rope Of some bass.
mood bark ana hung himself from q tree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
q. Las'ossssssat 3 Co.,


q. Earoasssaat . Co.,
is7............, CANAL STREET. .ls7
IMMENSE SACRIFICE,
On Monday. Nov. ae.
AsD run ornowISe DAYS,
OVER 100000 WORTH
u r q 8 . u 3 !,
TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
In consequence of the PANIC prevailing, We are
obliged to sell our WHOLE STOCK at
IMMENSE SACRIFICES,
in engagements better occasion for all
buyers in general cannot be offered
Those who have already purchased Stores will he able
10 form an idea Of the
GREAT DEDUCTIONS
That we have made upon all Goods.
As all our Goods are marked BELOW COST they viii be
sold for CASH oNLYi
over $4,000 Worth
SILK
WILL BE SOLD AT PANIC PRIcEsi
This Is q the BEST ASSIGNMENTS in the city
prising in part
Black GRos DE NAPLES fine quality at &c., eoc ST. 81 TO-
81 % and 81 IS per yard
Plain eOorea GRos DE NAPLES at &c., Csc, 81 25. and
VI 80 per yara.
FANCY SILKS, at 6oc 'sc. and 81 per yard
BRocADE SILKS, at T5c. per yard.
SILK ROBES, Latest Styles from So 10 $50 Robe
coLoRED DE LANES, at Sc.
at l21Sc.
Plaid PoPLINs, at l5c.
e25c
". at soc
PLAIN CASHMERE, at s5c.
RICH PoFLTNs, Latest Styles s1sc Oc, 45c 5ec 65c,
Ioc. and soc. a yard
100 ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, and Flounees at 81 50
Robe.
etisis alhitfs BAREeEsi q rs per saFd,
kicH BRoeADh BARkGEs' at Soe.
-
fAhheAsoAOhhSiksss
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at l5e., 25c, soc CSC. and ST.
go. i.AoG eolhAhs, q :. y
W ~ M - . p
hABhoipEFhp SANDS At ios' z'e, sF aos' to y O.
80 w AZ % ~ 81 %, % ~
Fin. Linen in osslis pls eslp HASDkERoHIrrs m
= p z 7 = a0aen
- ,s -. ..-1 = 9 z : Z . %
Embroidered .J.conet SKIRTS ASIA
SETS trimmed rsIane;enres FROM, 90 6atose so
s s''4''' 's'- . y : y ..
MOURNING GOODS,
BLACK DELAINE, At l2glc. a yard
tl5c. d yard
;. :. all wool, at 25e. a yard.
very fine, ct 28c. a yard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Unprecedented Trial of Lillic's Safest

We clip The following fren the Troy tNsR York; Daily
WING:
Lewis Lille, Esq. Troy
Dear s-when visited your works in Troy became sas
superiority your Chilled and Wrought Iron Safes
said determined order my
New York My determination delayed. however, that
might investigate the charges which competitors in this
city brought against reputation yonr do
HIS however until ihA night Of June 18th when sheet
blown open and robbed Of $3.50 then bought
your agent whose ions entirely relied of
your Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, although told
by the same competitors that Of fire would
be entirely destroyed.
On the night Of the 18th june my office, which
story building together with the stables Of my steam mills
entirely destroyed by Gre Your Safe in the second
story entirely surrounded By the hottest fire have
ever 1t fell Ted hot into the cellar striking bed OF
rocks until then that any ID
with The neigbborhood too hot for the enen hold
the hose on that building
had M books and valuable papers this Safe together
with $4,000 money notes and free say that when
dragged Of the ruins did expect
saved the engineers and renon nil assured that
hot they attended ouite the contrary is the
however all its entirely saved and Is my
peasureas my dutyto refer those interested to the
Safe and contents which viii cheorfuy show here
Yours etc,
Agent for the f. R. S. S. Mills, New York.
Tho outer was of Idie's SOLID IRON, from
three inches in thickness inside Of this great depth
of areproof hntng-the best known.
80
sale in this city. =..
saS-Cali and examine at =M5=u
Fairbanks, Scale and safe Warehouse,
93 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
n2s 2nNotf FAIRBANKS & co.
s1t 0OSS sRS SOss sR1 SUss
WE WILL SELL
NEW Avn BEA AurIFuT STOCK
u IL ~ > = u \ 1Ai W N - >
AT COST,
oN 1i't itih isfA " prehApEh'
In consequence necessity for realizing mrne
rs,,y,, ,sr :, AZ ~. Goods
| A.. En.,..,y N.,
.=zz.=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Esae.ralssa,EetE Sstccess


GsaeEa1sef1fed SsfGGess
- ,
@.=.@a
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
.- =.z.-.s..
-" "0=@n@.s
a.- ..=..-
@Mm=-- 4.5
-5m
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
@ A = I'll B y Y II r. = :,
e~e+ Di-aet,
~=
~as 5Msm 5@
FfeFios' 10 'ne past week. Notwithstanding 'ha' @e hea N
s'''e :" ' e'eeN " .e9 oe'e'
t ~ a. .h.x ana ~ o,or .s,a,,,.hr,an ra
80, - ~. !. !, ,.,,,,,. 49,
We touna our sa % oe greatly unaer any corresponding
"G Q ID TIN Es,"
We came to the determination to offer stock
"o' HeSS"fu ~ 'FRONT.'
FOR CASH oNIy. z=.. 5.=-
We accordingly commenced Monday 18th instant
offer
~
STYLE, QUALITY OK DEslRABHdfY,
ATT COsT!.
.e.-5 ..u
since which lime our store has been
-
who, besides the advantage of obtaining
.q m- A
nave an additional oeneh IN me ae' tna' they are NOT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
WHITE GOODS.

Plain, Plaid and Striped cAMBRIcs.
Figured cAMBRICs and BRILLIANTEs
Plain and Plaid JACoNETs.
=. I. NAINsooKs.
NULL MILLS and VICTORIA LAWNS.
Checked cRINoLINE, for Skirts.
Swiss MusLTNs and TARLATANEs.
White coTreNs and MADAPoLLAMs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

: GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.


For Ladies' and Children, sc 5oc and Is cents
REAL JoUyINKID GLOVES, at 81 a pair
LADIES' White corTos HOSE, at 81 20 sLso and 81 75
dozsn
Ladias' White British HOSE, al s. s. &, ,ands4.
childrea's IlosIEaY. from 81 10 s. % dozen.
:. CASHMERE HOSE, at 121se a pair.
White AID Brown TABLE CLOTHS at 45c 5Je 6oc., Sc
and ST. piece.
DAMAkK TABLE cLoTns. at 81 10, 81 25s ard 81 75
DAMAsR NAPKINS, at 49,, 81 and 81 Is d dozen.
white and Brown pAMAsK for Cloths at 2c &c., and
Zoe yard.
Pure LINEN. for Shirts, at 81 70 piece,
very fine, at Sc piece.
ats7 50, 50 and SO piece.
SHIRT Bosoas, at 1219&c, lsc.. zoe, and 2sc.
WHITE COTTON at 71ze., Sc and SIC.
BROWN COTTON, at &c. 61zc. and g.
COTTON sHEET1SG at 1s,lc, lse. &c., soc and s5e
WHITE BLANKETS, at So IS apair.
from IS 50 10 s. pair
GRAY BLANKETS, At 81 IS pair.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
PLANTATION GOODS,
which e will sell in the same proportion. such induce
msnt for buying Goods at such
Low PRICES,
i pobab he offered again but circumstances alter
cases and consequently We are obliged to make such sacrifices
We advise everybody TO avail themselves Of this opportunity
Having more Statesmen present than last week. everybody
will he waited upon promptly.
U. LARoussINl & CO.,
lsg Canal street,
| n2s aptt And corner Baronnc and poydras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
PLANTATION GOODS.

Planters Will find the greatest variety Of goods adapted e
use and all Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES such as
White and ooured Kentucky LlNsEYs and kERsEYs
oolored Plaid LINsEYs.
Plaid and Striped Heavy osNABURGs, for Dresses
IS and Al osNABuRGs.
Plain and Twilled FLANNELs-all coiors
WOODEN SOCKS and STOCKINGS for Negroes
sHAWLs aud HEAD HANDKERcHIEFs.
colored and White BLAEKEFs-best makes
SPOOL. COTTON.
PATENT COTTON THREAD.
PATENT FLAX THREAD.
80 bales az points lbs White French BLANKETS will be
sold very low to close consignment
All the above Goods together with large others
numerous to menon will bs sold prices 10 times
We respectfully solicit call from those Of Goods
cur line before purchasing elsewhere.
@. A. BARRIERE BRO,
n2s 2p6i No. 1so Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Ine Coa.a,e,. CIofhi,sg Store.


pnpEpT npJppt II
5=.-
5@445 .z.m
SUbotasaie and Retail DaaIer in
z.z .-.-.
mM.m CT toTHTNG
~--e- ...-...=..5...
AND m5 ".@ .ue... a=
r="
~ ~ - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Boys, Clothing! Boys Clothing.

Parents Guardians and others will lind this opportun
ity to CT ont their boys at TRIFLrSG EXPENSE, all
goods ia thc Boys Clothing Department viii be marked down
UNUSUALLY Low. An examination Of the prices Of cur
Stock Is respectfully solicited.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04
EDWARD EvFRETT,s pLATFoRM.

Resolved, That Congress has, by this Constitu-
ton, power to abolish slavery and the slave trade
in the District of Columbia, and that there is
nothing in the terms or the circumstances Of the
acts of cession by Virginia and Maryland, or
otherwise, enforcing any legal or mOtal restraint
on its exercise:
Resolpsa, That Congress ought to take meas
urCs to effect the abolition of slavery id the Dis
trict of Columbia:
Reselbea,. That the rights of humanity, the
claims of justice, and the common good, alike
demand the suppression, by Congress, Of the slave
trade carried on in and through the District of
Columbia.
Resolved, That Congress has, by the Cohstitu-
ton, power to abolish slavery in the Territories
of the United States.
ResOlrsd, That no new State shall hereafter be
admitted into the Union, whose Constitution of
Government shall permit the existence Of domes-
tic slavery therein.
Resolued, That Congress has, BY the Constitu-
ton, power to abolish the traffic of slaves be.
tween the different States of the Union.
Resolved, That The existence of this power is
demanded by the principles Of humanity and
Justice;
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04
MARIETTA, Ga F, July 7th, 1860.

PoL1TIoAE-T The result Of the three State
conventions, held on the same day, at Treu>
ton, New Jersey was as follows:
The regular State convention of Demo>
Gratis, called by the State Executive Commit
tee; had GAO members, APO for Breckinridge,
and 1870 for Douglas: 1t nominated an cleo
toral ticket, Containing three names u Breck>
inridge men. three Bell meny and one Dougi
las man. The understanding is that the
electors, if successful, shall vote for any man
whom the vote of the State will elect, excep>
ting Lincoln, otherwise to vote according to
their own preferences.
The Urorf convention was also quite nus
merous. Yhey nominated fttl Bell and Evt
erett ticket, including the three names on
the Democratic "fusion" ticket, giving the
State Committee power to fill vacancies 1t
is implied that portion of the ticket may
be withdrawn if it appears necessary, 10
order to carry the State against Lincoln.
This ticket is supported by portion of the
friends of Mr.. Douglas. There was also a
pure, straight out Douglas convention called
by the New Jersey portion of the Central
Committee, at Washinton City, which MONS
inated a full Douglas ticket:
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04
Candidates.
ELECTION FIRST MONDAY IN OCT
FOR JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT,

FOR JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT.
A. II. HANDY is candidate for reelection nj
Judge Of the High Court of Errors and Appeals
for the First District, composed Of the Counties
Kinds, Warren, Rankin, Scott, Newton, Lauder
dale, Kemper, Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Yazoo,
Issaquena. Washington, Holmes, Attala, Winston
and Noxubee. Election LIST Monday Of October
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
ROBERT BOWMAN is candidate for ri cleo
ton TO the office of Probate Judge of Yazot
County, at the ensuing election in October.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK:
We are authorized to announce W. B. RICH
ARDS0N as q candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court. Election first Monday in October!
FOR SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce JAMES H
REDDING as a Candidate for the Office of Sur.
veyor of Yezoo county. Election first Monday
in October next.
FOR PROBATE CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JOHN BRUM.
FIELD as a candidate for reelection to the Office
of Pro bate Clerk of YaSoo county. Election first
Monday in October next
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS A.
MANOR as candidate for Treasurer of Yazoo
county. Election first Monday in October next.
We are authorized to announce E. L. BOWER.
as candidate for reelection to the office OF
Treasurer Of YazoO County. Election in October
next.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM II.
MANGUM ds a candidate for re election to the
Office Of Sheriff Of fasOO county Election in
October next.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce D. M. BELL az
candidate for the Office Of Tax Assessor of Yazoo
county. Election first Monday in October merit.
We are authorized to announce l.. D. LANG
FORD as candidate for the Office Of Assessor Of
Taxes of YazOO county, ct the ensuing October
election.
We, are authorized 70 announce GEORGE @.
JENKINS as q candidate for the Office Of Asses
sor Of Taxes, at the ensuing October election.
We are authorized to announce A. B. JOHN
SION as candidate for 70 election TO the Office
Of Tax Assessor Of YasoO county, Election first
Monday in October next.
We are authorized to announce JAMES 8.
as candidate for the Office Of
Tax Assessor Of Yazoo county. Election to take
place on the FIRST MOLday in October next.