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LINCOLN ELECTED PRESlDEHT.

" We have met the enemy, and they
arc ours" Lincoln and Hamlin are
elected. The long struggle is over;
victory sits pcrched upon the Repub
lican standard, and the country is
mercifully spared the disgrace Of
another four years Of democratic
corruption. We feel good. Our
heart goes out towards and takes in
the whole human race-the admins
traion and its hounds excepted. It
wont hold so much wickedness as
that. Upon the reception Of the
news in this village, our people, men,
women, and children, could scarce
contain themselves for JOY. All
turned out; cannon spoke forth and
awoke the denizens of the surround.
ing hills; be4s were rung, and a:
their peals broke necessarily Upor
the evening air, one old staid con
gregational deacon, remarked in thu
fullness Of his heart, that at seemed
as though the old church bell never
sounded so well before" Tar bar
rels and rosin, and fire balls were
in demand, while houses were illu
minated.
Below is the vote Of this county a
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az The Cairo Gazette has the follow

@ The Cairo Gazette has the follow
ing dorg advertisement
"LosT "A smart slurt purp, about
the size and age Of a young dorg, Of black
and tan complekshun, and anti rat pro-
cliyities. Had on when she left, pair
of sassy bobbed ears, long tail and a
lame streak on the off fore leg. Five
dollars reward viii be paid for the recov-
cry of this interesting animile by
JOHN ABELL."
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strength equal with the older and veal
thier counties. 1t is incumbent then up
on her representatives to take such a
course as shall preserve her geographical
limits intact, for. herein consists her future
strength and glory. Let the motto Ct
Orleans be, Hold together and be
great"
Yours, &c, W. w. q.
Montpelier, Nov, l, 1860.
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MONTPELIER. Nov. {

To the Editor of the Boston Journal:
The announcement. that the Hon. H.
81. Bates, whose term of Office as Treas
urer of the State expired on the 18th
ultimo, is defaulter to the State in a
large amount, has occasioned in the COM
munity the greatest amazement. He
was man in whose ability and integrity
the public placed unbounded confidence,
as his election to the responsible Office of
treasurer for six successive years fully
attests. Even his bondsmen-with one
or two exceptions-who were his neigh
bors and most intimate friends, had not
the least suspicion Of the defalcation.
I an told, however, that it has been whis-
pered in certain circles for some months
past that he was likely to prove default
er; but why, if any body knew this, or
even surmised it, measures have not been
taken to secure the State and protect his
unsuspecting bondsmen, is more than can
be stated now.
1t does not appear from the books of
the department, as / learn, that any de-
felt exists, the method of the man hav-
ing been to obtain loans and make no
entry of them. Thus protected and con-
cealed, no tangible grounds of suspicion
appeared until yesterday, when the pres
ent Treasurer received from one of the
banks Of the State, communication in
relation to loan, previously negotiated
no record of which appeared in the books
of the Office. Mr.. Treasurer Page, and
others whom he consulted, became salts
fed at once of the real state of affairs
and orders were promptly issued by the
executive to secure the State by levying
upon the property of the late Treasurer
and his bondsmen. This act led to The
further disclosure that Mr.. Bates had
decided his property to one of his bonds
men, and that the balance of them, though
in every respect honest and upright men
are entirely unable to ensure the Stat,
against loss.
These fraudulent transactions Of thu
retiring Treasurer have been accom-
plished through an act Of the Legisla
ture, authorizing him to negotiate loans
for the purpose of defraying the expen
ses of government.
The developments are of the mos
startling character, indicating defalca
ton of not less than $4,000. The i'm
preston is very strong that this may DC
cover the whole amount, as every hon
r brings to light new cases. But wi
5 not anticipate. The money has been OF
tanned from the banks Of the State, an
} from private individuals. Concernin
j the uses to which they have been applies
: it Is not necessary to enquire or to cor
!. lecture. The fact that they were Obtain
ed and not properly entered in the booE
!. of the Treasury, is regarded as pro-
e enough Of fraudulent intentions.
The result of this painful affair is,
1 all respects, lameniable but its effec
: for evil upon the enterprising village
Mortified, where Mr. Bates resided, sr
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ca The Rev. j. c. Fletcher gave US
last evening, a brilliant lecture on the
religion, customs and people Of Brazil.
Seldom have we relished anything more
than the the picture be laid before his
audience of that exuberant garden Of
the tropics laden with its strange variety
Of fruits and flowers, teeming in perpet-
ual harvest for the hand Of man. Sure
ly that country must be the garden Of
the world, and If its people had the en-
terprize which moves this Yankee ma
ton, imagination could not set bound
to the results they would produce there.
As relevent TO this comparison the Rev
erend gentleman stated that the best
remdies employed there for the diseases
to which they are subject, are invented
and supplied TO them BY our well known
cOuntryman, DIR. J. c. Aver. Of Lowell,
Mass, and not that the people only, bas
the priesthood aud the court Of the En-
peror down, have constant recourse ID
sickness TO the Remedies Of this widely
celebrated American Chemiss.--Lsdger
Boston.
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CONNECTICUT ALL RIGHT.
RHODE IsLAND REDEEMED

RHODE ISLAND REDEEMED
PEovID Nidnight-Rhode Is
land, has done gIoriorsly. Lincoln has
q majority Of 1909 All towns heard
from but New Shoreham and jamestown.
The aggregate Of the Republican vote is
l2,O7S-Douglas 1879. II is the largest
Republican vote ever polled in the State.
Providence gives Lincoln 1744 major
iiy, exceeding Fremonts majority 800
The streets now resound with the exult-
ant rej1icings Of the Republicans, and
every one feels conscious of having per-
formed duty.
OHIO.
Partial returns from twelve counties
show Republican gains. Lincoln will
probably have 10000 majority in that
State.
ILLINOIS.
Seven wards in Chicago give Lincoln
2000 majority. Forty towns in the
nortern part OF the State show q Repub-
lican gain Of 1900.
NEW JERSEY.
Burlington county, 9 townships, give
9lS majority for Lincoln townships
10 hear from will largely increase the ma
Jority. Pennington is reelected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
It's generally conceded that the Old
Keystone" State has gone for Lincoln by
10000 TO 10000 The city Of Philadei-
phia gives Lincoln $4,000 to 5000 ma.
j0riiy.
MICHIGAN.
Good for Lincoln by $4,000 majority.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-Midnight.-
Greeley has just made a speech from the
Tribune Office, in which he announces
tha; the State has gone for Lincoln by
10000 majority.
DELAWARE.
PHILADELFHIA. Nov. Up 80 A
M.-The State Of Delaware is claimeC
dy the Breckenridge party by 1900 1,
2000 majority.
The fifth ward Of Wilmington give
Lincoln one plurality, and Fisher, Repub
lican, for Congress, AZ majority.
MARYLAND.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Up 80 A
M.-The Bell and Everetts claim tn
Stale Of Mary land by from 2000 to 5000
VIRGINIA.
Returns from the southern and west
ern parts Of the State show gains indi
eating that Bell has carried the State.
LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. G.-The cleo
tun passed Oft quietly, aud the result i
unknown az yet
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Below Is the vote Of this county as
far as we have it,
MAINE.

PORTLAND, y o'clock.-Owing to an
interruption in the lines east of Bangor
our report is not full. Forty-nine towns
gives Lincoln 17,45l, Douglas 7,740
breckenridge 1904, Bell 83j.
Fifty-fve towns gives Lincoln a ma
iority Of 5345. This includes nearly
one third Of The aggregate vote of the
State.
Lincoln's majority in the whole State
will no, fall short Of 25.00O
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
One hundred and thirty three towns
heard from give Lincoln 27,445, Doug
lGs 1894, Breckenridge 1911, Bell 800.
VERMONT
MONTPELIER, Nov. IS P. M
Thirty-two towns give Lincoln 1882,
Douglas 29l0, Breckenridge 754, Bell
l40. The same towns in September
gave Fairbanks. for Governor, 1868,
SAKE douglas Democracy 3061, Harvey
(Breckinridge DEMOCRACY 704.
MONTPELIER, Nov. The day has
been very stormy and the vote is there
fore light. Returns from thirty-fye
towns show the following result: Lin.
coin 1886, Douglas 3I99, breckenridge
7S9, Bell, l37-showipg a large gair
for Lincoln over Fairbanks vote in tin
same towns last September.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-09

The Utica Telegraph has found the
meanest man in the world. II says that
a man in its city, who was requested to
act as pail bearer at the funeral Of a
friends wife, presented the bereaved
husband with a biH Of SIS cents for his
services tn that capacity, and received
bis pay.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-09

DEATH OF Az Charles ID.
johnson, Esq, for nearly three years the
editor of the Coos Democrat, published
at North Stratford, n. H, died in that
place last Monday morning, of infama-
ton Of the lungs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-09

ga lady at Toledo, Ohio, takes six
live frogs daily, as remedy for consulnp-
ton. The papers say she Is recovering
and gaining strength.
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Heavy Defalcation.


The following in relation to the de-
of our late State Treasurer, II.
Ii. Bates, formerly 8 resident Of Orleans
county, wil! sufficiently explain Itself
We have not the heart C enter upon an
explanation Of our own, but await fur
tier developments, hoping that The pub
lie may get sc favored with csrd from
Mr.. Bates, which wiI partially clear up
the unfortunate transaction ED. STAN
DARD.
Great E-citensent at Montpelier The
State Trscs2rer, Kca. r. H. Bates,
$4,000 IN detaul.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 2.
Great excitement prevails here to-day,
Arising from the defalcatioa CT e. NJ
Bates, late State Treasurer, which has
just come to light.
1t was Announced in the House this
morning, on what is considered reliable
authority, that : deficiency of thirty
thousand dollars is already known, and
the whole amount is likely to exceed for
ty thousand dollars even.
Suspicious Of the deficiency have been
privately entertained for some days past
but the truth was not fully asserted unit
yesterday afternoon, when Gov. Fair
banks took prompt measures to secure tht
State on the property Of the bondsmen.
The Committee Of Ways and Means
with the present Treasurer have been ap
pointed a Committee to investigate tht
matter. The investigation will be mad
at once.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
| MONTPELIER, Nov. 2.-Tt is certain
that Hon. II. M. Bates, late State Treas
urer, is defaulter to the State &c a larg
amount. 1t is asserted, on what is deem
ed reliable authority that thirty thousani
dollars will not cover the deficit, and
may exceed even forty thousand dollar;
Measures were taken last evening to Sc
cure the amount by attaching the proper
ty of the bondsmen.
BURLINGTON, Nov. 2.-Bates, the de
faulting State Treasurer, absconded fror
1 Mortified last night. He has probabl
gone to Canada. The amount of his de
} falcation, so far as discovered, is $4,000
. which will probably be increased by ful
Their disclosures.
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O. Omar FALLoF WHEAT-TRoy

c. GREAT FALL OF WHEAT -TRoY
n, T., Nov. 3. A portion of the walls
of the Mount Vernon Mills fell outward
this morning, carrying with If 100000
bushels of wheat. The builuing, which
was only partially erected, is badly dam
aged Two persons were slightly injured.
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e. Old Abe Is elected.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

One hundred and thirty three towns
heard from give Lincoln 27,445, Doug
las 1884, breckenridge 1911, Bell 800.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

sIxsxE coua DE DIsrRIcr }LA VILE DE LA NILE.
de la NoayeiIe- Orleans ORLEANS VS.. s. j. WALK-
I'm VERTU dun writ de Aaisie ct ventea "a
II moi Rdesss par Honorable Sicme Uour de District de
a Noayee deps Faire dessas ie proeAdefai e
LUNDI "a de deeeHnbre 1860 midi H1el de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune, entire les n Camp de Magasins la
ysnIe pnbqge ct adjudication de In pTopes e des
cfiptinn gavor--
SIX TERRAINS sna dams II Quairfeme District dc cee
yte dhMs iet borne par les St David ibere Heux-
iee et Troseme et syaHt les dimensions suvante
Les Mo- I, q 10 mesuen ehacun 80 pieds dc
Ia rue Trosene entire les ST. David bee sur lis
pe de ntondeur lie No. 10 anele des res Tros
ieme ct st David ct mesuTe 3 peds de Trosee
l5e pseds de psateadepE et face ST. David
aafs'e dams tiRifaire cdessns.
ct.RUlT IoNS-Compen moment de dsradjudicationt
r. I. PARKER,
ngs dIT 24 Shsrf do "a Paroisse d. Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.



CGROFULA, OR KINGS EVILS A goSsaa. lls X.
. utionAl disease, corruption of the bood by whch e
fluid becomes yiaed poor Being iu the circulation,
perades the whole body and burst out in disease On any
OF It, No Is free from s attacks nor there enc
which II may MT destroy The scroious faint varogsy
caused by ercra disease 10y Lying dsordered or unhealthy
ALL The yenerea Infection Whatever Be is o
gn hereditary In the constitution descending from
rents children the third and fourth generation indeed
TO be the rod OF Him who says VI will visit the ngu
Ties Of tho fathers upon their chiiiren.N
Its effects mmence BY deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ueerous which In the lungs liver biooerna organ
termed tuberces in the glands swtngs and the
face erupons This foul corruption which genders
the blood depresses the energies OF life that croulous
siuons only suffer from scrotuons compAins bat they
have power Withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequeI pc ish by disorders which although
9tcroulous in their nature are still fst BY this an
human family has It's origin directly in this scrofuous
'amaaou and many destructive diseases of the liver kid
BRAIN and indeed Of all tho organs arise from
gravatqd by the same
0ns1uarter Of all people serouous; their
nvaned by this king Infection and their health undermined
by Il To cleanse 4 from the system must renoyae The
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

of New Orleans. , SAMUEL j. WALKER.
No. 6729
DY VIRTUE of u writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY the 24th day of
property to wit
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District in the
square bounded by ST. David Liberty First and Second
and having each front of 80 feet First street. by 100
deep No forming the Of First and St. David street
fronting also 100 feet the latter.
THE LOTS % "a front each 26 feet David street
by deep Nos Il and u have each 25
Liberty by $50 feet deep and the lots l3 H. 5 6 H. 49,
la ~ q and % of rs feet street.
100 deep Lot 3 forms the of Second and Liberty
Streets has 20 feet front Second by 100 deep
front Liberty street.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27


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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27


Fer the speedy cure q Intermittent Fever Fever and Agn
Reuent Fever, Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ACHE Bilious Headache and Bilious feves indeed for the
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We are enabled here offer the community remedy which,
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Qune mineral consequently produces aunm other
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Fever and Ague alone the consequence
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Collie Paralysis and Derangement Of the Stomach all Of which,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

SIXTH p1srRor GouRr lCITy OF NEW ORLEANS ys.
Of New Orleans $. y. wALKsR Kd 80 5 WINSTON
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Seizure and Sale
d directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Cont
New Orleans the above entitled cause will proc
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street. beween
Camp aud Magazine streets, on MONDAY. 2ih day of
December 1861 IL o'clock M the following described prop
erts viz =
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of his city, in bounded hg St. David
Liberty Second and Third and having following
dimensions Lots Nos s. and ID have 30 feet front
Third street between St David and Lbery streets BY no
deep No. 10 forming The Of Third and s. David
Streets and fronts 30 feet Third by l05 ic in depth
and front st. David street.
SEIZED in the above suit
TERAlS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
SHERTFFsS SALES.


FHrR DISTRICT Couaz CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Of New orleaps- wili4NMs y PasLAN. las
pYvIRTUE oT 81 writ of seizure and sale
ND directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
n New ueNns tho above entitled cause will proceed to
sell public euce the City Hote Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY the 9Th day Of
November 1885, at L. O'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, wit
K CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First
District Of this -ity in the sques bounded by Tchoupitoulas
Julia foueher Nnd ST. Joseph Streets and having 10
feet on y loseph street by io7 feet in depth.
Seired Ia the above suit
TERMS-Cash ON the spot.
f. t PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ciserssss coga pE Disrsscr In VILE DE IA NILE.
aeie Seayelieoreans. ppMSEEEANs pSEE ys. Y WILLIAM
I'm yERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a
IA moi adrese par Honorable Cnauieme Cour District de
la Neayee Orleans, lare cdessus e procederai Ie
MARI, n de novebe 1860 midi, alH6el de Ia Cite rue
da L. Commune les du Camp Magasin la
vete pubque adjudication de Ia propre don't description
sUit-- i4sf
UN TERRAIN slta dams lie Premier District de cete VILE
dams et borne les Tchoupoua julie Foucher
St Joseph ayant y pied de ihce Ia ST. Joseph 07
rieds de profondeur. m
Saisie dams ratfaire cdeSsus.
CoNDITIoSS-ccmptan au moment del'adjudieaton.
=. 4. PARKER,
o26 mig z Sheriff de la Paroisse d0renns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

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