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mr.. Lsvetoy's Appointments.
Hon. 0wES Lov&,oY will address the people
Il the following piaccs on the DAYS mentioned :


The eulcgy which might tzulhlu}ly be pro-
nouaced over ,hs grave Of Capt JACK VII
Son, Of tie ill-tated steamer Lady E'gin. is that
of which any 1nau might he proud. In mo-
m-nt Of appalling danger, when uroa him
rested the care Of tour hundred precious lives,
hs did hia duty rs a sailsr and As man. Cool
in imminent peril; cheerful, for tho sake Of
others, when death stared him in tho face; seif:
sacrificing, evrn to the laying down Of his
l1e, that ctlera might bs savsd; hopeful. when
to hops seemed almost impious; terde. ~
child in m hour whsn men Of coarser mould
would have called i1terse eeldahncss virtue,
he died At his post, a commander to the laet.
He has left namo and an example which ~
vivo the memory Of tho bravery and gene
rosity for which sailors wero once distinguish
ed. Let his memory be cherished.
AFR erIENDOUs sAND-sL1DE.
Ths Rochester Dsmosra. ond american
q ths 9Th ins.. publishes cali .or Lincoln
AID Hamin meeting in that city, to be ad-
dressed by Hon. James Q. Putnam, signed by
414 Bsu and EsEea men, whs hay1repudia:&d
the attempt to sell them to DouglAz. Ths sall
is in the following words:
"Thsre will be \ meeting At Coriathian Hal,
in the City Of Rochester, on Friday evening, the
seventh day Of september, At II o'clock, Of
shoe who have been hitherto identified With
the American Parry, but who. since tie recent
attempt to merge that orEaa;z ation into the
Democratic Party, and sering 20 practical way
in which we can aid The ELECTION of Bell md
Everett, have determined to support Lincoln
and Hanlin for the Presidency and Vice Presi.
dency 0: the United S:stes, As the best and
only alternative left for their political action.
"tThe meeting will be addressed By Hon..
James O. Putnam, Of Chautauque county, and
Roswell Hart, Esq, Of Rochester.
R:eh4se<r, sept 5ah, 1860"
Here fol!ow two full columca sf 1aines, four
hxndred and fourteen il rumoer. tbs Demo-
cra4 says that with the exception Of dozen
Or two who arc trying to run B.ll-ETerett
club for the benefit Of Douglas. this call en-.
braees the entire American Earty in Ao1rse
county,
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4 DouE1aa Failure II mopmauib.
lExuas. frua pE.<-ts Ist,er.1

AndNor11, kt1t, Gu lN9,
The Douglas MAS meeting here today va
psrtsct failar3. Thero wsre only Il 40 by &C.
tal coant-iaeiudiug women and shildrsu. I
havs aasn mers drunken man hars n 3.y tbsn
hsvs sssa in year befofs. B.
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CHICAGO, MONDAY. September 10. 1850.

E'gin had disappeared. The force and direc-
1ioo Of tie Wind were such that the boats aud
Fragments Of wreck ware driven up the Lake
and would reach the shore along in the vicinity
Of Winetka. As stood upon the beach help
lessly looking back along the route VIC had
objects floating upon the water, and sometimes.
Thought, human beings struggling with ths
TaTes. {Signed,) T. G. CARrI-
Clerk Of the Lady K0in.
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}9rcss & TrihuttG:
THk 81 .IsuLlTlCAL REGARD or
1TkPetEN 4. DOUGLAS.

ran, - sI.uLlTlCAL HkCOHD OF
STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS.
Thirty thousand cop:es Of the "Po!iic2l
Record Of Stephen 4 Douglas Oh tho Slavery
Question:" issued by the Republica. St:ts
Central Committee, llavs been sold during .hs
pslt i've weeks, aad l=rgs srdszs ars now b.
ing received Tor thu document from Ohio,
Indiana, lows, Wisconsin, Minnesota Missouri,
and several of the Eastsrn State1 L zsw
edition vas aeut to press yesterday. lis en-
rhatically the document Of the campaign
Per1ons desiring to ordtr it from the Press
AND TRIBUNE ofice eau hays their orders
promptly filled At the following low rates:
Single copies. cents.
Fer dcsec.. ~ cents.
tef hundred d.--......-.......-... fl.15.
fef 1houeand ......-. 1000.
Orders by mail must bs accompanied with
postage at the rate Of ons cent for each copy
when tho number il less than twslvs. Fivs
cents for twelve copies aud at that rate for aBy
number over twelve.
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Mr.. Lovetoy In Lee C0unty.-~0hAAEe
or appointment

ANUQ5, E9PE 3. leoS.
E1ttar1 rr4a nd Tribune,
VIII ron please change the Gppointusnt IN
noane>d II your p1per, ts occurring At DIXON,
tnas county, on Sept. 1ith, to this place, same
Yours, truly, E8. C1se.
ese'5 Lee Co. Republican Club.
We publish tte above v;tbcu, ,s.,,,n;no .nv
responsibility in The premises. ". Inv. he.rd
nothing from tie Republican conn;tt-. .t
Dixon in relation To tue proposed ch.np,.
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OsEeEos Morris, aAA Ru.bxu,.
Mr. Lovejoy will address the peop,a # K.
d<il county At oswego, on Thursday, sent,n.
bar 7oth; the people Of Gfundy county It ho,.
ris, Friday, September ri; aud the people a,
scbuylea county Il RuxhEills, Tuesday, sep.
teHher Is.
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Twas porter On the steamer Lady Elgin. We
left Chicago on Friday evening for Milwaukee.
shortly before midnight. The wind was blow
ing hard from the Northeast, and heavy se-
running. There was \ large party on board
dre or six persons to each state +. ON, and
many were sleeping On the door. went to
bed was on tbs main dsck, near the
af,sr esngway On tho larnosrd side:
1 had not got aslesP when hsArd = fearful
crash. Jumped cut Of NJ room with my pants
in hand, and pulled than o. u / went on deck.
Iwent forward On the larboArd sida and saw
yesIel At ths after aangway. Some Of oar
e1ew followed to hsr 10 ss8d her crew aboard,
Il We supposed shs VIA sinking; but no aa-
sxer was nsde to our hail, and 10 sa1 no per
eon, A. she fell 1T some portion Of her rig
Rin9 broke the lamp-room windows~ She soon
1as cut Of aighI. than want forward
whsrs / mat ths Captain. He told ne told ma
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like directory Of that beautiful suburb, but
Messrs. Carter, Gage, Peck, DaEis, Garland,
Millar and others need no eulogg at our hands.
The shors was strewn with fragments of the
wreck. Captain Wilson turing the interval
offered, eansed ill Eavailable portions Of ths
upper works Of the steamer to bs cut away,
that saus raft.1n a!eriAt might be abundant when
the steamer should 90 down. But for the high
seas running, and As It was couli there havs
bseu SONS means Of rescue outside the
line Of surf, the wisdcna Of Clptain Wilson's
| order would doubtless hare aaved his onn
brave life snd those of many others now lost.
We eive the nsmes Of the saved and lost in
our l,sta complete as far a. the intelligence re
cei.ed both in this city and Milwaukee, up to
Saturday evening, could make the same. The
survivors have mainly gons home to thslr soz.
rowing aud stricken city.
THE scESE At MILWAUKEE,
Our special reporter reached A1lxlukes BY
the earliest train on Saturday. Ths train ar.
zived little sfter one o'clock P. H., and amid Z
scene Of wild grief and confusion at The dspo,
in that city, sueh Is has probably few parallels
t
available point Of neArness to tho stattop
Wives were there, pallid to learn Of the fAte o.
husbands, parents Of sons, and children Of ps.
rents. What fearful S queuce this to thu hou,
when on Friday morning, to the music Of b4ndi
playing:and laughter floating across the waveF,
the pleasure excursion Of three hundred o,
more souls, passed out Of Milwaukee to return
no more save - n appalled remnant Of ths
party.
Ther. was no register Of the passengers dowz
from Milwaukee,. Tickets were prioted for th'
occasion and sold By ths Union Guards. and
tbs clerk do~s not knor how many wsre OF
board He suppo1ss that ezelui1s Of crew thsra
ware 1t lsast 800.
OF the Union Guards. Cspt. Bsst, forty.oa'
rank and file, not ax members, privatss, r.
main alive Of ths Milwaukee City Band o'
elsysn musicians who accompanied them, thsra
~ but too survivors. 0fths gsJ szeuralon'
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OF a. hrave and true heart a. ever beat in A
sailors bosom.
Late in tbs afternoon beautiful female infant
Of about three months Of age, washed ashore
ut Evanston. In asweet une3nsc;cuaness Of
peril, In 2u hour when q mo.her's breast waa M
shelter, the fere. wrath Of the elements could
not drive the smile from The tiny cheeks that
in death, hours after, wore the semb!ance of
quiet and placid sleep.
While the special train was returning On
Saturday afternoon, inqaests were hold On the
train npon the four bodies that we're all that
had been Up to that time vashed aehore,. to
wit: Hon. Herbert 1ngraham OF England, body
Q! woman unknown, Stephen Murphy Of Mil
waukes, and the unknown babe.
Two pocket Looks vera pisked M on the
beach in the afternoon, one containing al order
onJah- G. Murphy for e6.25, signed BY Henry 4.
Mitchell, Milwaukee, also two or th.ea other
| papers, aad aaou. dollar and half in silver.
The other was empty, and had the mama Ho.
n,er Pssha God. Racine, Wis. 1858" On the
inside. L small black hand trunk. smp,y.
marked"j T. ~" In brsss letters On front.
came asoore; also IN empty brown leather
trunk. marked On bottom John Weder; black
trunk, containing clothing, writing materialr,
miniature (ao* in possession of Nr. Du.bon.
OF ErAnston) aud letser addressed :. Mrs. Sarah
B. Hutehins, Rock!aad, Michigan" care Of Nj.
Waldo, and signed Minnie Pratt;' trunk mud
lssters Of Il. P. Gof, Toledo, Ohio; trunk con-
tanning letters, silver watch and clothing Of
| Glover P. Simpson. Ottawa, ILL.,; trunk Of J. W.
| Newton, Superior City.
| Patrick N ahsr and Geo. Furlong cane Ashore
I in cattle pen, with four or avs dad cattle.
FRANK Christine, Of Milwaukee, IL t4s boat
| on = raft with soma twenty etAsrs, and VA tho
only ons who was saved.
Charles May sams To the breakers On rafs
with tws!vs others; the raft ovsrssrasd and he
was the only one who reached the sbore.
Ar. J. 7. Rodss, Of Milwaukee, left the wreck
On safs drum: aoatsd On that soma two hours,
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only marked exception to this. She Wiz
was very wesk and WAS very rearly drowned.
It was With the most sk,llful and a@siduous rub-
biug and appliance, By the County Physician
and several women that tais womAn's lite was
sased. She WAS restored 80 far " 10 talk I It,
tie towards evening, and WAS brought to my
house to be with hor husband, wnefe both OF
them now are doing well. AL that were sared
At and near Wltetka went to their homes Or
places Of Destination laas evening, excepting
this Mr. and Mrs. Evistco. No one who did abt
witueAa the coming in and tho landing of this
couple can conceive OF tho excitement on
shore in v'e~ Of y Tnay h.d been
6r.t we thought shis man was carrying in his
arms q little child; then We s4w ~ be came
nearer that it Was not rery Ct alt person: the q
from The he1plessness Of the ladJ We thought
the man WAS holding in bis Rrssp the hfsors
body Of friend. Ns4s tho .hofs ehs slipped
from his hold and fell Oh the Eaff; ~ tt4ngsd
air. Aer 40: hx, and mounted to Ais pest on the
raft n oatt Of The waeelhouse) again A they
n-nred The shore. bt ave aad generous fellow
rushed out into the water and reached out his
h,nd. which Evi.toa grasped, aud vhan those
1wo hands joined, there ~ss auch \ tsrill on
shore u no one can descfibe- Both wers
nrouaht in, and both ART row doiuz well, thou Oh
situation. Al1sho houses a!oug the Lake Shore
Road, from Wint tka to.Groas Point, were made
hospitals for the day. No one is to bs praised
to tbs dispar1gement Of ths Eeit. AL did uohly.
All gare themselves, their houses, sksir beds,
their bread aad N as, their garments, to tbs
meTci;ul work OF saving and comforting The
rescued unfortunAtes-
There il one poor woman, my n:igtbor hsrs,
whose name Mrs. Joseph sheEIoef) have NOT
seen mentioned Am1ug The woskers, who yes
has done heroicaIly. With her baby in her
arms she rushed into the water three times,
and actually pulled out aud aAved three drown
ing men Har husband, toe, worked nobly in
,he common work. The stsam tugs sent out
from Chicago failed to accomplish anything.
because they kspt two or thrss niles out It ssa,
when The sudsrsEs, On, their frail rata, and
boards, and timbers wsrs much nearer 70 the
shore. Ths hfe boats sent hers 90 Id do ao.hn7.
No such cr2R sousd ITe oo such asa. Abso-
lutey nothing could be done except In tho ~sJ
it wts doae-when they came to tho shore. seizs
them, and bear than 10 houses aad take care
Of lheu. And this WAS done Tho whole PEG.
pie Of this neighborhood desszvs unspeakahIe
praise for ths ensrM, courage, mercy md gsa-
eeroaity with whleh shsy hare ust shs sPpathg {
emargencJ.
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objects hoatlng upon the water, and sometimes,
Thought, human beings struggling with tbs
""'*'' <S's'Fa d}.rs Of til! Il Id; q ft15a ill.,:
LIST OF sAvaD
FIRST 1oAT.
3. S. Csrr3l, clerk, Chicago.
F. Rice, steward, do
Edward Westlske, porter, Milwaukee,.
Robert Gore, Chicago.
Ii. sys1i Sly. iti1-auf e :.
Michael Connor, Milwaukee.
John G: Hobart, do
Vim. A D1rnes, colored, Chicago.
Wiidman Mills, Ohio.
Lyman Updike. Waupun.
sKcoSD BOAT.
John Roper, Of Milwaukee.
TeIr1y ciotter, Chicago.
r +. rritehsrd, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ellis, of Milwaukee.
Terry AcCredan, Milwaukee.
Hl0f5t 1t12 R:bs5 ara musician, a?s ni'sauts'.
Dennis Gilmore, do
Ell Csilly. do
William Elwood, do
Wm. Simonde, Cbicago.
Thon. B. Keosb, M!waukee.
Ed. Me:leo, do
H. J. McLoou, do
John 0'N-ill, do
Frank Boyd, do
OTHERS SAVED on rAn1s or waxsk.
Louis S:elnke.
". Bradford, Of Brunswick, 0his.
Mrs. Franc:a Rivers, Milwaukee.
Chas: .: Mclaughlin, do.
MAFf fin
WIN. Monts, do.
John 0'Seil, do.
Frank Christine, do.
II. G. Gardner, Dc.
John Il. Mixer, do.
Johu JerTis, do.
Mrs. Oslo Leye1retE, do.
Wm. Dever, do.
Martin Es's ON, d..
Elwar1 White, fireman.
John H. collins, Cd pantry MAI, Chicago.
YIN: Duffy. Milwaukee.
Mrs. Daniel O'Leary, do.
J.B. Rodee, do.
Jas. Bellman, Eagle Harbor.
WIN. Daemau. Milwaukee.
". 4. Durns, Milwaukee.
John 0'Brien, Milwaukee.
Jchn McLinden, do
VIM. k,nae!ia. do
John Mckauty, do
JOHN Evi=toa und wife, Milwaukee.
John boyle, do
Waldo. clerk Of The National Nine, ,oDtona
r.
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4 special train to leave on suaday morning
sareJ, sh eh will sppsar in our Mondays Sec
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RESIDENCES yALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE.
Deux Terrains dams la Rue Polymne Residences tres
desirabes Ia Euterpe- EclaSes ct Actions de
Chemin de Fer compile de Ia succession de Robert NJ.
Graham decsds.
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THE Age, .........'....t....'....TEaE AGE
No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

This ayore and popular having recently
waited and Ieunhed in style becoming s progressive age
will be better prepared than give satisfaction
its friends and patrons MIR. ONEI the proprietor having
associated with him MI HARRY HAEEe. long and fayonbly
Wines and Liquors kept this Bar will be inferior
the city nnd the barenders will make 1t their chief
please their customers.
R9-From this date splendid LUNCH will be served daily
ham tbts 10 O'Clock. SSip every day. Kel7 I'm
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d A. RAHNEsrocIk,s VERNIIFuGE.

This and only efeetual remedy been more
by regular practising than any pro-
3ety medicine which has made its appearance the
| 4,tfed States 5...g
lbs with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
attained slnenoe in the medical
all the Middle, Western and Southern States
hs of its popularity is the fact thai nothing has
which be substituted in its
that may used in all without any fears the
safety recommends At TO every parent
worms seereted within the syten it will speedily
pei them WITHOUT fail
But in order to the genuine aricle every purchaser
be on h guard and look yell TO the initials the bot
tie wrapper and be particular t he is buying d.
A, Fahnestock,s Eermfuge, and nc ether seq 1m&H
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- VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
f with the Improvements, Camp
between and CaIope streets river side The ot
comprise part Two-tory House. kitchen outhouses,
etc., ed until the LIST November at 5l2lD
which time possession will be given.
Also
Other Valuable and Desirable Residences in District
particuarize.
For particulars and terms, apply to the undersigned.
Also
very valuable BRICKLAYER aged 30 years and fully
guaranteed Also Field Hands, House Servants Labor
GARDNER SMITH co.
oS g. 81 street.
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R0ZE1AN,S HOSPITAL,
A No. 30 BARoENE STREET, New Orleans
Nearthe CRrrollton Railroad Terminus

DR.; n. RezEMAN, Gate of Montgomery AlaJ having To-
csted in Ee Orleans takes this method Of his
70 and to receive patients into his
ptai The building he has fitted hospital admirably
adapted to the and being situated in such
and desirable Of the CITY, feels warranted 10 saying
that it affords unusual advantages
The gehsrally large airy and have all under
GORE thorough repair.
Both whites and baeke are admitted
The Of board will depend upon the kind OF
lions required All sgrgas operations charged extra ONCE
the building fsI5 lyAW
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At meeting of the Board of Directors held the 9th ngt
1t resolved to declare dividend of TWENTY PER GENT
20 per cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company
The ending the Sgh September 1860 for which Gorh
will be ssned and after he LIST December And
also accordance with Article 18th Of the Charter pay
cash aud after 18th ns the original subscribers
at the of per Premiums paid by
them and credited on their sub crpiion
j. TUYEs, President
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Nc
<@N &MMA Pursuant to Proclamation Of His
Sk2SaS333ssa33SSsS Exceency, THOMAS o. MOORE,
SM@W#A Governor of the State of Louisiana,
seSsAs-ss bearing date 7th September 1850, the
qualified of the Parish of Orleans hereby notified that
Election will be held TUESDAY the 9th day Of Novem
b 1860 for the Of choosing Six Electors for President
One Eector from the First Electoral District composed of
trct of the city Orleans aud the Fauboug Treme
District of the city of New Orleans with the
cepion the Faubourg Treme aud the First District Of the
city Of New Orleans.
the Third Electoral District composed of
District ohe city of New Orleans that part of the
parish Orleans lying the right bank Of the Mississippi the
parishes of Jefferson, ST. Charles St. John the Baptist st.
James, Ascension Assumption Iafeuche and Terrebonne.
Eecor the Fourth Electoral District composed of
the parishes of ST. Tammany, Washington Livicgson St.
Helena East Fecana West Felicians PoHte Coupee East
Baton Rouge West Baton Rouge and Ibervilie.
Eector from the Fifth Electoral District composed of
the Counties of Aakapas and Opeouas and the Parishes of
Rapides and Avoyeles; and
Eector Sixth Electoral District composed of
of Ma choches 0uacha and Concorda and the
Parishes of Catahoula and Franklin.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct from the
Eight O'clock A. NJ. till -Four O'clock p NJ the
day November 1860 for the purpose receiving the
qualified Of the Parish of Orleans, under tie
the Commissioners and Clerks appenei
by the authorities designated by law The Election to be
Quoted and picae made the undersigned returning
officer, according to law
Sherf7s Office Parish of Orleans, September 30 1860.
E. 7. PARKER, Sheriff.
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J. B. WALTON.


r b. WALTON. .....J. b. WALTON,
CITY AUcTIoEEER,
And AUcTIoSEER, APPRAISER snd GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS etc, etc.
w. Once, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal all sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Aer
chapdEse generally gsa s...g ALL.
He invites attention to his system plans and plan books Of
Real Esatenaguraed large every
square every lot in square, with the
thereof Of the and other yauaoie inoria9
tha authentic sourcessecnng IN the paf
chase sale and apprasement Real Estate unequaed adgan
tages and information.
sFurnture and other outdoor sales attended TO- SET 6m
VALUABLE LOT or GROUND n n The I. FOURTH
ne at 'hS matte q the Succession q
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-oeice. 40 Camp street.
y te cs pa ss sssans b aa IL
@ -
da 81 dR6rN @ @
Philip @ a dsS9s,sd h ,s st;s e., square
fayette which is now the Fourth District Of this city,
s hs ps Feet Ct Fqa s q
inches front Philip street, and u fee. inches on the line
ss-TERMs-one third cash. and balance credit of
to sr partition The heirs Said
cent maturity if paid until paid with mortgage
the property with vendors privilege to secure the
| payment Of notes.
Of before Theodore o. Stark Notary Public at the
| expense Of the purchaser.
| UN LOT DE TERRE DE vALEUR DAMS LIE oUATRI
District, encan Dams Paaire de la succession de
Oliver O. ygndlandngham, decide.
| PAR J. B. WALTON.
| Encanteur-40 du Camp.
| GAMEDI. lie 3 de novembre 1850, 81 midi,
la Hotel Charles, vertu ct suivant
ordre Honorable Sxieme Cour de District Judfcae
Rouge date du "a de septembre 1862 No
| 3d. II sera vendu pencsn-
Tn certain LOT DE TERRE ains que les batsses ct anne
oraons sue dams lie Quatrieme District de
la Nouvelle Orleans dams fet borne les
Water Jackson Philip, desIgne par la ettre de
iet plan par Hugh Grant de la vile de
Lafayette lie Quaeme District de cette Vile e
que plan ceu de Ia de Vile 81 pieds de face
Levee 64 pieds de face Ia Water
peds pouces de face la Philip ct 81 pled pouces
la figne la jackson.
| ns- GONDITIoNS-Untiers compliant Ell Ia balance nm
de deux du de la vente les aoquereurs
bles coupons aim de repondre
tage dts blets devront cent
dntere de date maurite cent apres maurte
sis n'etaent pas paye jusqu qui lie soent poan ny
poheque propete privilege du yendeur de sassu
| rer lie Placement de bliets
pardevean Theodore O. Stark notaire public
rais de facduerenr. seS ~ nl l5 ~ y NJ z .
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Gas Fixtures No Harris Row g542 Magazine street.
the market will atten faithfully and punctuay 20 al
des entrusted him Sores Dwellings, ss hed up care ally
and on asonalle
ss-Al orders left in Boz No. $40, Mechanics Exchange
will be promptly attended 10. m5 u
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Wis D,ELEC TION,--Par suite de In pro-
N clanation de Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE, Gou-
Eta de Ia Louisiana date du de sepembe 1860
notifies auuse lie ARDI sxiee onr de
1850 ee de chosr Six Eetteurs pour President
FCe-Presdentd DIES EtAts-ukis, CONNIE suit
Eecleur pour lie Premier District Electoral compose des
paroisses Paquemne st Bernard du Troeme District de
la Nouveie- Orleans ct du faubuurg Treme.
Tn Eecteur pour District Electoral compose
Second District de la Nouvee Orleans Ga reXcepon du fan
bourg Trem ct lie Premier District de la vile de la Nouyce
Orleans.
Electer pour lie Troeme District Electoral, compose du
Quayeme District de la vile de ID Rouyele Orleans cett
pare In Nouyee Orleans qu ouye la rive droe du
heuye Mississippi des paroisses de Jefferson SChare 81
Jean Bape SJacques, Ascension Assumption Lfourche
Terrebonne.
Tn Eleceur pour Qnarieme District Electoral compost
DIES parosses de ST. Tammay Washington, Livingston, ST He
lena Felcana Quest ecana Punte Coupee, Est Baton
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge ct 1beryille.
Tn Eecteur pour lie Gnquieme District Electoral
des Aakapas opeousas DIES paroses Rapde
ct Avoyelles.
Tn tleceu pour Sixeme District Electoral compose
comics de Nachoches Ouacha Ell Concoda ct de pnroisse
Catahoula ct Franklin.
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tion depths eues A. NJ usqua henres NJ lie dit jour
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