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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

TNHR VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmfA-
Uy prepared for business, tn attention OF e
public earnestly called 10 Tic importanc, OF us opJecs
company It's charter, divide, seven es rs OF s pFona
ever years. among the policy holdet, IN reoy giving
.ssur OF the ysem with The pledge Of
81 ck have permanent conducting "
ais 10 prudence and econ)my.
oBaItr urs one half o. the Capital BLOC sna
Bond and Mortgage unne mper ID Zeal 'se
v rth d.utleth sEeunL
The chile object OF the Company 10 aid In reis nng ~ NOM
heiumen smouto money which goef amt any ON our
NUNS 10 No tkern CompaLies l. a. N 'ney Wh DC
oand to Customers or term OF a. ieBs in' e
pt rsed In o midst
sod bnnuss granted. Life ano Yer Policies 10
rates other good Companies AYES iAsureoor
DIRECToRs.
WITH. NJ cfsrSpd. John Psrcen
Jos, phi Allen, SamnT Bay y,
10 Gee b. Heath Jos. L. Andt son,
Ta.G W. McCants, Thomas p irgus,
John II. Montague, 70. L. aaur
DayIdI Burr Jas A. Cova din,
Lewis Gl ater j. D. McCel: nd,
Joan Joaes r T. Moore,
las l. Appescn, John Il. Cait, rms
LewsD CrenshAv, B. O. Wheuy
WIN G. Paine VIM II. Chris; an,
He o. Baskeryil, Wyndhsm Ko' trti N,
saLi }. Harrison, John Q. shsfel,
W. H. Haxar, Peter O. Warn Oh,
Rott 7. BROOKE, Z. o. Hask!ns,
&c, ID shell EDWARD Norvell,
We angton Godd n, Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dooley, ID. 5. woodbridge.
Prestdent-sAML :. HARRISON
Vice Fresident-W@. H. HAWAII.
PAySciGn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
dtOTTey-R0SO0E 2 HEATH, Esq.
spaT j. ADAIR PLEAsANrs Secretary.
e5-0rce coner Main llth streets Richmond
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RhrumstI.n. Govt. Liver Complaint.

INuTrTNurNtF, Preston tn.- Va, 9th July, lNj9.
DE- e. AVER. SIR: have le,u afflicted with pain
I'M chronic Ei l,efiH Cor long tinc which batc the
skill of physicians, and stuck go In spite of all the
remedies could find, unit, tried your SIr-lparilN. One
botfl. cured n two weeks, Ud restored my general
t.-Ith 30 much That FIR better than before was
sft5,N.G think DO wonderful medicine. ). FEENN.
Iue- =. Gt,-l.'l o: -. Louis, writes " have been
DESTROYED Uv health. trl every thing and every thing
failed DO r,I.y, c, and have becp broken down man
for some y.lr- from other cause than arrangement 81
tlaFir. Aivh.o,rJ PASTOR fhr Rev Mr. Lspy. advised
me- t1 trv your ria, because he said hc know you,
M INV fiH-- YOU made was worth trying. Ey the bless
i..it. i. s cured my, and has so purified my blood
b. go t1fs,ta D.ullI0 of wH. fr young a-gil. The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
1861. FOR THESPRING TRADE. 1861
NEW EDrTIoNs OF SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOZE
A. MO r RIS, Publis n er
Richmond, Virginia,

JlAs ARRANGED with s authors r TIE Joint publication Of the
following valuable Svuih~rn school GOoEs 10 Which ne void
TIE attention Of Southern Merchants and Teachers,
when selecting iLcr books fr the Approaching sesson
Tie Ferries OF sci ocl es prepared by Noble Butler, NJ,
Of Louisvlle Ky, ccm,ris!ng
THE PIRST SCHOOL READER
THE eECOND SCHOOL READER.
THE THtED &C t0OT READER
tbs F0URrH School HEADER.
The FIFTH SCHOOL EEt DER
THE SIXTH SCHOOL READER
These reader. sl others.
THE WORKS OF COL u. sST T. OF THE VIRGINIA MILL
TARY INSTITUTE.
Smith and Dufe's American aud Statistical Arithmetic, for
Academies and Schools.
Smiths Slee,rsTe ,oarth revspd -dion with large addition
Of promSoacu Examples By :. Cuchheld, adjunct Professor
Of Mstl emstc In the VI gnla Military Institute.
Srhs hot's Anal, teal Geometry; new revised edition,
adopted the state OF mathematical instructions In the
Colleges Of ire United STATES
PRoF. OR0ZgTs WORKS.
We and publish C"Fcts Ar'hmetic; Arithmetic for
Colleges and schoos By Clauus Crozt late President of JEFF
College louisiana principal Of the Richmond Academy and
formerly Professor Of Engineering Vest Poln One vol 2mo
bound. Phcs Sc.
Introduction to Cro. Arithmetic, being hrst lessons in Arh
mrtlc for beginners. Price 25e.
70 the attention OF teach
ers; better In their particular department. are published 10
The country mills
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
TO sCOTrsvILLi

yyyRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH f4S-SIIIsIIt
Il BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, z111neE
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAklNG A DAl
LY LINE AS PAR AS sCoTTsviLLE
Richmond scottsvie.s 80 Richmond TO Lexington " w
Lynchburg..1 90 Buchanan. %
through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and and 9Th September the Way
Scotsve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Bat
urdsys and far scove Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN NJ
distance time Of passing In card below for through
line that the scottsyle line will Intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
Prld ysth NJ nead nd W.
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RAILROADS, &C.
sOUTn.sIDE RAILROAD

SOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD.
ANDAFTER MONDAY THB22d AU.f ~
gust. passenger Trains, viii as follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNoHBURG.
Mall Train daily al $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg Nl9ss
Pm. =.
Passenger Train sssr daily, except sUnday 80 p H.,
reaches Lynchburg stl2s0 M.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall start daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petebdg n.
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays, Of 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at 6:SQA. N.
These trains connect With two daily trains the Spring. Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &c. 70 New Orleans
~ This is expeditions route TO all part
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansa and Texa
The City Petersburg daily except Sundays q
A. NJ IL Noon and City Point q, $50 A. M and lso
Extra trains s packets when
q. D. BIRD,
General auperintendant
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syphilis and mercuriaI Disease.


DR. G. AVER Sir: 7 chycr,ly comply with the
rp1He, of your AGENT, and report 10 You some Of the
fg'.-. have realized with Your ~ar,Splrilla.
Gs-, rur, with H. in my practice, most Of the
pI.t. gr which 10 is recommended, and have found It's
afe,t. truly wonderful Ia ia cure OF tsr~rri UHd Er
cf~I Usf.- ono Of my patients had Syplilitc ulcers
I'm hl. throat which consuming his palate and the
ton OF hi, mouth Your SJr-1parlla steadily taken,
cur.l Linn ir five weeks. Another attacked ~
ondrrv symptoms ~ his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable pant of 10, So that believe the
disorder would soon rtci his brain and Kill him. But IL
WELDED 90 my administration OF your Sarsaparlla; the
Ulcers Issl, and hc :, wen again, not Of course without
some i ;i.urti1u of the face. \ woman who had been
tsa1tal fr Che same disorder hv mercury was suffering
from tN oc.. u her bones They htj become ~,usi-
Tive. 10 t'I weather tNIt damp day she >Uti,r,
crr.it.r-- ulm m her Joints and bones. She TOO, Was
cured ,l.-.,y ly vvrr r~sp8rlt i'm q few weeks 1
know rrom b. formula. which your agent gave me, that
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results
with Do have NOT SURPRISED mo.
W." t,-..,-,,,l,.. ,..,,r- a. Y TApryfER N ID
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NEW ARRANGEuENE
FOR RUENING The STEAMER O-RTl5 PECK.
TIIHE steamer Curtis Peek, Capt Jno d. e..Slk--k
Il FreemAn. viii, Monday next, -issns<nzzeA.
9Oh irs, maze regular James RIVER bat eeh lns ahu
me stone wharf leaving Roeat every MONDAY,
dty and Fcay mornings o,rk precisely arriving at soIe
Hous wharf about O'clock remaining there until ~ clock
rrure Grove wharf, aud leave there each aIterhse
DAYS TcesiAy Thurscays and sEurc ayE Al O'CLOCK M,
ana touch at landings tire sssr gonE ana
tur0iDg. ,.-...-o
M curtis Peck neatly fitted with bs for night aecomuo
on aud com;g from below can STAY on oo3ru inc
nights she arrives at The above Wharf
massage House. ~ Co. seAh extra " e
Freight take for the ABOVE p ace. n,,,,,,s
H.
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8g8za a.sM E4

g ss,s2zsss III
OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. r. co.,
RICHMOND Va, Oct 80, 1850 I
TGyHE trains this road will as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Per PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except sundays) connecting with the
Norfolk aud petersburg Railroad at $50 A. d..
Aecommo dation tri-weekly, Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday a. 500 a. M
Mall daily at 243 p. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily ~ 6fo A. NJ
Accommodation weekly, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday ct SD M
Mall daily Except suldays) at5l5P. II.
TH0S II. wYNNE,
nobl-u Superintendent
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

MI q DER.

As attachment OF the lst Nebraska reg
imeas was passing through town las, Satur-
day, mao named kelsey--a Lieutenant in
one Of The companies, murdered man
named Chapman, on Broadway, in front
u. {. Bloomer's Office. A demaud was
made by tho civil authorities upon the com.
manier Of the divisiou-~Capt. Patrick for
the surrender Of the murderer. The de-
mand was refused. and the sheriff vas treat
cd in very insulting manner.
Various req arts assi eise a.at.en 0, naoEn-
ing The causc which lad to the death Of
Chapman, but SO conflicting in their tenor
that we are unable to form an opinion of
tho real state of the case. 4, may be that
Kelsey had good reason for shooting Chap.
man, or il may be that the act was commit
ted wi,hoa. any cause. OF this we are not
prepared 70 speak. We only know that
NC saw a man shot, In the pabhc highway,
and the murderer was not arrested because
the people had not the power TO do IL.
This transaction has done the cause Of
the rnion more injury than the whole rsgi
men, from Nebraska will ever be able 10
repair. Already is the story in the mouth
ofevery Southern sympathiEcr On the Slope.
Every tory in the land is bowling "milisary
despatismlr For the character Of eur
city and for the cause Of tho country, We
regre, this unfortunate AFFAIR. tu: our great.
est regret is that cur people were ne, arm
cd ard prepared 20 execute the law BY
fsree. The SELLERS Of the Union have been
called out and organized for the purpose Of
executing the law by force,i in sections where
It cannot otherwise be done: ard when these
men whose duty il is TO execute the law,
rerver. the ends fer which they were arm
ed, and themselves set the Law at defiance.
/, is time for force TO meet force time for
coercion. We allow no man TO so ahead
Of US in according honor and praise to the
soldiers OF the Unlan, but va are no re-
seseter Of persons, and no spoingiss Tor
wraug, By whomseever committed.
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HEAVY RAINS,

II appears that the heavy rains with which
We were visited, a short time ago, were not
confined to this part of the country. Our
exchanges from all sections of the West con-
tain accounts Of an unusual large fall OF
raia--of streams OVERLOOKING their banks,
and bridges swept away. From the infor-
nation We have we are Of the opinion that
more rain has fallen in the West during the
last month, than has fallen in tho same
length Of time for many years,
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CASH FOR WOOD.

y One day this week We paid fellow for
two loads of wood, which he said bad been
delivered at the residence of the proprietor
but upon inquiry We found thsre wasn't
"ary" wood there. Now, Mr.. Woodman
If you don's'anty up" pretty shortly Wen
be "after you" Mind that.
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co,xGs on IN IOWA.

The election having absorbed the atten-
ton Of the people during the past few weeks,
to the exclusion Of other matters, local
news is unusually scarce and "sta.sitems''
command premium.
Lieut.. Col. (tormcrly cap.ainl Heron,
Company !, of the Iowa First, has reserved
beautiful sword as testimonial Of res
pect from his former companies ia arms.
Las. Sunday night the Liquor Agency
Of DR.. j. $. Daley was broken into aud
four barrels of whiskey, Brandy and Gin
rellea Gu. into the street, the heads STAYED
In and the contents emptied into the street.
The loss 1. about $780, Moaiesnsrd Re
publicas. aEStF2 sa3sA
w. ". Jankins, Senior Of the Ledger.
Fairfield, "eame near being missed as be
expressed it in consequence Of the bursting
a cannon at Fairfield, while firing sslnte
in honor Of the result ia jefferson. The
gun. being heavily loaded, burst, scattering
the fragments in erery direction, riece of
which Just escaped Mr. Junkins, who was
touching of the piece, standing quite near
to il. ~,~
The State Register says that Thomas
Sarceaat, U. S. Seceiver at Fort Dodge - a
assaulssr in the sum Of 81 .5gN, and upon
the arrival Of 7. f. Wilson, special aS ens OF
the Treasury Department, be not only re-
feed - nsss sny eF1rs - settle, bat of'a-
ly dsEsa he aashsrisy OF the Government.
We learn TIA. tia las. of the conpa-
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MARY IAND

Baltimore. Oct. 9.-fhe election fer the
City Counc.i to-day Was very quietly e"n-
Quoted Ia rebsls made 70 epposssssu.--
Whole Uaieu ticket elected.
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MES which iefs here, arrived 1t ST. Ecui.,
saddenea BY the lsss II enc = their sunber.
young man, sansd Dsal, Of tbs BurIne-
ton Rangers, = resident of this city, vas
waking a.snssss sids ofpsssf &c Aares.,
when horse kicked bin into The river
I've seiiersss oaos saaed .aLiE, but be-
ing unable to manage it returned for some
Of the crew Of the steamboat, in the mean
time thsivsopyade saok. Tie aseidsAs o.
Cured within Eve miles Of ST. Louis, cut
ting short the career Of promising soldis..
-Harkeye.
-Farni.ts generally VIII A4lrrss5.ss.
cure when ip stacks, bat this year owing to
the long rains Of the past month, We see
,ha. most all stacks are growing and presen,
green surface. Doubtless inuny shsdsands
Of bushels have ro.,sd Ia the stuck this sea-
son, which is q total loss to our farmers
AMI this year, more than any preceding one,
We fes shs want Of good grain esrns.
We arepleased to learn that our dissin-
guished fellow citizen, Hugh I. Reid, has
been cp.missiopei Colonel, aud 10 aboal to
raise aresimenf IS tie rendezvpased IN Our
midst. Gen. Reid's well known character, his
strong common sense aud self possesssou
and self reliance, Win his superior capasiss
and general Acquaintance with affairs, can,
no. fail to give universal confidence 10 him
as an officer. AID We .rpst that genera
patriotism as we'll aslccal pride will prompt
the people of this ssction Of the Stass =
rally to his standard and gil mp his regi 81
in the shortest sssible time. Ample ar.
rangemenss have already been made for th,
complete and speedy equipment Of the vol,
un:eers Of thiS regiment il the best ssyle.--
Gate City.
| CT The Western Coach this morning
took thirteen passengers and about eighteer
huudted pounds Of mil matter. % Som.
e =
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ANOTHER VICTORY.

Received BY the steamer West Wind d
large lot of Coal oil, also general assort-
ment of Stationary. Consisting in part Of
Cap, Letter, and Note paper, Document,
Letter, and Note Enyelops, Pens, Ink, Slates
and Arnolds writing fluid &c. Together viii
an endless variety Of notions and fancy IL.
ings, to numerous to mention, all of which
will be sold at war srices for cash by b,
- 81 F.sCxEsANAS Z Co,
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CgThe WELL, FIRMLY Viii givc.teir las,
entertainment at Babbitt'siIall this even
ing. Ye lovers Of fua4aks . note Of that,
andgovsrp yourselves asosraip9y.G 3

eTThe Secretary Of War, during his re-
Gently to St. Louis, issued Instructions to
Fremont to discontinue the work upon The
forts-elevon in number-about the city oil
st. Iouis, and also Instructed the Pay mas.
ter to disburse no more money upon &C.
ington, and to take no account Of commits.
sions issued to officers1by Gen. Erem ont
not bearing the Presidents signature.
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Wilson's MAJ.

The entire Union county ticket is elected
by majorities varying from $50 to 225.-
/ uller, Rer.. is elected to the Legislature
from the 9Th District, by q maj. Of about
500. -.--.-
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VTns County Board Of Supervisors
held their regular October meeting this
ueek-cammenciDg On Monday. -
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eY-The body Of the man CHAraas, who
was shot last Saturday, vas taken in charge
Capt. cLryros, and was decsntly inferred on
Monday evening. Is
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fUThc woman who was arrested last
week on a charge Of incendiarism, was, after
hearing before the justice, bound over 70
- .Fs 80 p 't. 's b''.
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The entire Uaion county ticket is elected
by small maios,tses.
Full returns hare not been received from
the northern counties, but reliable accounts
state the maiorities On she State ,ickss ~
.0ila~sI
Woodbury. county. y mai. for kirkuood;
Sieux county. rnai. Tar Merritt: Cherokee
county. 4 msj. for kirkvsod; ustsr,en CO..
Il msj. for Merritt. Ida saaaty. msi fer
kukseed; Plymouth eoau;y, 4fer Kirk
yeej,
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$50 y = ssss
----------.--- -
~ Single copies os ne sosrAaEaL, fsr safe q
W '1 News pr'or' m me f''s ' o'''e
-, ~, =
re,. s,ationerv. or the latest news from
"Auerica. !. 90 to Woorwosrn's, in the post
egice. -a....
-zeas essa -v-r-e-
>ra~ f-n.ct, Ron~d ~ C,oA,r:.o.a
lid ,he;, ,eoalar oc.oher no..s;nv ,hi.
cammenc;n, a. Mandav ses5
-.-.
-. ,t..
here and pes MONIES we're wep;, axay Ly
the recent high waters 75 9a-
" mos. q oas "si s" a na' 0s' 'e' '
DssH is''s ' N1 "''''t 5s''-'
e6 sasa 1 -. asa
CT Accounts from al! parts OF the state
sag the corn crop, which proved to be one
OF great abundance, Was entirely ripe, be-
fore the frost came.
$780,. 80
sID' The body OF the man CHAfMlS, VINO
vas shot last Saturday. vas taken in charge
Cant. cLrxros, and was decently inferred on
Monday evening. aa t 3
- -.
ev nc woman VINO sh' hfreS'ea .a''
"ssA % snaise g. 'Icsh'''i'sn' ""s' ".'e'
aheasios oeipis 'hs Jussace' o'nno 9'si !"
Lp '"'" o'P'. .HA''' % oo''Pan' -
iowa f'"' was pf'hh''e', ~ '''e's. J" u
hiSfAAS was UNANIMOUSLY o"o''" S"pSa'"
OF 'ns company. "'on Tor DOB. .,..,.s
evprnjr;e fires are visible Mt uiebt, 10
eyerv direction, and tbrafi,h tbe day the at
mostbers wears yery smoky aspect. The
smoky oupearanee ~ .sIodian summern ia
- .yM
very aa'''y ae'oapsr. io' on ''o piH'si'S'
EJ-Thc returns Of the late election in
this State, 80 far as received. Indicate the
rc. election of Gov. LAKEWOOD by a major
ity Of about % ,0lO. Mr., Lows. for Supreme
Judge. will have a majority of 10000 or
UPWARDS,
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I'll you want to bsy books, vall-pa-
per, stationery, or the latest news from
"Anerica," go to woorwozrn's in the post
eEice.
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eT-When Capt. CRAIG, Of Compant B,
Iowa Alb, was promoted, "a Lieut.. W. II.
kfSsaAS was unanimously chosen Captain
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e. The Western Coach this morning
took thirteen passengers and about eighteen
huudted pounds OF mil matter. Some
load.
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CT Rev. I. NJ. GospYrLbow, Chaplain Of
the 18th Iona Regiment, arrived in town last
Monday evening. Mr.. q. - looking hale
aud hardy, and we would judge from bis
appearance that camp life agrees with him.
lie left for Rolla, accompanied By his fam
lily, On the steamer West Wind.
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CT Accounts from al! parts Of the State
sag the corn crop, which proved to be one
Of great abundance, Was entirely ripe, be-
fore the frost came.
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sB ssge PoTTAwATTAAIE COUNTY. s,agzs
Below is the Official vote Of Po;tawatta-
mic county. Whole number ofvotes cast
was 79i.
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rT Several bridges on the road between
here and pes Noines we're wep; axay BY
the recent high waters ss 21
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rT Prairie fires are visible Mt night, 10
every direction, and through the day the at
mosphers wears very smoky aspect. The
smoky appearances Of "Iodian Summer" is
very easily accounted for on the prairies.
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eJ-Thc returns Of the late election in
this State, so far as rscsised. Indicate the
recollection Of Gov. KrHswooD by major
ity Of about 20,0D0. Mr.. LowE,for Supreme
Judge, will have majority Of 10000 or
upwards.
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rT Mos. of our merchants have recently
been receiving their fall and Water stock.
Now is the time TO buy.
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sThis being tie vote, ballots were
drawn in the manner prescribed by law,
which resulted IN favor of Mr.. Rue, Inde-
pendent. ...-as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

4sgysEssSa.x kAbSS OFF TEETKf-Dr. j. WESTi
III ST. Charles street, continues supply ths
sf2iESSfsS LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
~o1LIIIuponh his new principle Of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal appreciation and
mended 3singa he ost ingenious sy1t9 of supplying AkT
perfect articulation and mastcaon and perfect aRd natural
III appearance defy detection by the cosest observer Dr.
filing teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will 6nd these statements to DC
scupulously Dr. W. his sRcers
thanks the inhabitants of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored ha with for he last fifteen
Office residence liz st. Charles sscond doc
from Jsfa Square,