New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
Louisiana Intelligence.

the Pointe Goupee Democrat of the 9th saws;
Lieut.. Bait Barrow, Of the Pointe Coupee Artil
iery, has been appointed Aid to Gen. McCown
commanding brigade at Columbus.
d The same paper says :ta 4s, N
We have learned that Capt r. Cannon has beer
elected TO the State Senate for the long term snf
0oi. ?. ". Mckneely for the shert term
from the Bossier Banner we get the following
Items: =
~. W Mcdonald, Esq, and Dr. Jas. nj. Seattle
nays been elected Representatives from Claiborne,
] J, The following gentlemen have been e,ected AZ
Ins regent election in Ouachita parish to the seye
TIL oinces mentioned: Representative Gbae / n
MMorIlsen Recorder, @. w. Delery Sheriff, NJ. G,
n nafay; Assessor, M B. Hemken; Coroner. G.
The election in Bossier parish resulted al fol.
lows ,sss,5s ITO
Davis and Stephens $40. Congress- ~ Hanr,
MaT sn Y 5t7 John i. Lewis los Anditor-PeraI.
b ~ lS5, haynes 40. Superintendent pnhlic Ednca.
\ elomns5,Avery loA Harp 50, Magtuder IS. Senator
we'll 4l6. {,ft IN ss'~''s Ivy 49, oaia-
@ eAppo s PARISH Mr.. r. White and Mr.. McReady
are elected to the Legislature DR.. j. w. Rpt,er {
elected Senator. Si
pIs5oTo PARIsH.--J. B. Elan and Cant hrund,n
are eleeted,t to the Legislature
IS ouAcHITA PARIsH.-C. H. Morrison Is elected r.
the Legislature. - =
y BlENyIiaLE PAEIsH.-Mr. Head is elected to Inc
Legislature. hi s.F.. ~ ~ = sl ING
ssss EAST BATON RouaE--The Representatives elect
arg 4. NJ Hereford and A. NJ. Dunn. t.3
h East fELIeIAsA.-W. T. Herman and Georpe II
4 Zones ere elected to the Legislature.
iae following gentlemen are elected to the Teg;s..
azure y rom the parishes designated:
y est Baton Rouge, j. v. Durable. Wast nat; !
at'a ~ aue =. Richardson and c.. NJ Gibbons
3apelvli.e, JOS. A. breaux and Charles 81 Hehart
John NE Bants Z 1a ne han aad & Morehead St
a a, Y Mason Livingston, Il &. Davidson ayoul
cues, Col q. ". Blackwood and q. p Vao,,hiao
From ( lie Pionnier de Prescription ], we traa.
late the following: - : GUS
At the election on Wednesday the. vote - q.
pasasn for Jefferson Davis and a. e. Stevens eap
Ior the Presidency and Vice Presidencsy, e
the Confederate States was sos Dnncan = 81
aer, candidate for Congress, obtained the same
number Of votes. sa1'ie
srom the same paper we translate as follows.
FouReHE, the late elections the candidate.
TnVas names follow were elected in this parish
81 q Ao souuaay, Senator Octave Harrang and r.
Y. Ogden, Representatives: G,sonbss a anu H.
chaux, Assessor aAo aug uste hoel-
7, iE y 3. Lisstte has been eIectad
sheriff Of this parish. e''essu
], hAfiDEs PARISH. = Lewis Texada has hoo, r
'ise.sa senator and T. B. Helm, j. p. Ed6la,,ar
ives. 1e1a' VI representa- f
~ 1s.from l-e Courier de opelousas We
'arh mat VI. John A. Taylor and Mr.. r n raatt
re elected to the Senate; and far +,a IIa''l
eFers. A.so. Guidry, ]. Ii. Moore, !, r Mornan g
ID r. >. Smith. y = = morgan c
ms same paper says that Hon. Lucius i Dnnrx Il
q no opposition for Congress. 7 Il
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sf. hsARTiA's PARIsH.-Le Courier On Psebo =
"a q that y. Q. Dagas and Z. n King are electea '
1ae Legislature without opposition. 3
sF.J 4aEs.--le Messenger says that Messrs. n X :,
ddet and Ensle Legendre are elected 70 ft. Tse a
Itrre without spposiEinn. 70
5AFATsrTE Ed, A. Guilbeau is elected 10 the .,
from III y parish a.
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