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AN ACT to Authorize Loan of Treasury Notes and
forging Certificates of Stocks and Bonds. :
SECTION The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer
of the President Of the Confederate States sne fifty
from their date aud bearing rate Of not P
ing eight per cent per annum until they become payable the
PUBLIC advertisement in three newspapers within Conige-
for e proceeds of sales produce or manufactured ar
ces be paid in bills exchange in such manner
Treasury report next ensuing SESSION. to he
aw Shall 3 ond 5 st R
in fractional parts Of the hundred be exchanged by the
corporation individual but only in the 1nnef herein pre-
send as 10 ih the herein M shall
foreign bills of exchange in of these
notes, and 10 provide War Tax their redemption
Section l. The Congress of the Confederate of
he is hereby authorized from time time as the public neces-
at The expiration Of six months atse The facation
Of peace between the Confederate States States
dollars and to c Pabs at pasnre I'M 0 the ne are
n me whole lssne outstanding at one time ncud-
hundred millions of dollars the said shall be receivable
othes public dues except tile export duty on cotton ad shall
so be received in OF the subscriptions OF the
SEC ? That for the p,rPo of finding The sad notes and
dgee and manufactured articles purchase specie or
tsy stores tho secretary Of the Treasury with assent Of
than twenty years after uGe and bearing interest not
able, the interest be paid semannuay the said bonds not
to exceed in the whole hundred millions dollars
be deemed substitute for thirty millions of the author
be issued by the act approved May l6 1861 and this
TO be deemed revocation Of the authority said
thirty millions The said bonds shall issued in less sums
than one hundred dollars nor in fractional of hundred
except when the subscription less than hundred dollars
the said bonds be issued in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for specie military stores or for the
proceeds Of produce and ARTICLES the same
manner as b provided by the act aor and wherever
cFpoTS OF the same have been, shall be made payable
particular date the Secretary Of the Treasury shall 20
to extend the time Of sale until such shall fit to
Indicate " "
sEg L. That for the special purpose of paying the principal
and interest OF the public debt and OF supporting the
ment shall be assessed and Of fifty cents upon
each hundred dollars in Of the following property
etc. TACT August 1851 ~~''
september 10, 1861 seq 2ntf
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aaron Rfs-6,

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL t TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
Has nstore large supply celebrated CREME DE-
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts Pnts also other brandt
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICk, PIPER HEIDSEICE PAR
REETIER, and other brands of Inferior qualtty have
large assortment Of the best Old sherres such 81 ANOST
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Maderas Of lover grade Supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of less grade
TIE celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-Yntare 1886 l7sg
ls2 and l805-aarge supply always hand AL grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES. in glasssnd wood WE t.
KTs-scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wits.
EyE SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in plrt and uugrtH COR
DAS etc. Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
viii DC sold On as any houe Tie ety.
AARON BIRD,
hl5 Erly Nos. 10 and Is RuyRl street
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r. ROYAL, sAILMAKEHs.

Nos, Is Canal and II Crossrnan streetr
Sign Of the Root Hog Of DC.
manufacturer Of all Kinds OF PLAN snd Fancy AWNINGF
rs tAHFAullNS, etc Also 81 kinds of FLAGS a1d
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes with
Fasata to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sings ETC. Flied
and furnished to order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS Of 81
sizes ready strapped; likewise oil kinds of heavy BIOCRE
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery Or
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand hne lot of PRTCE sP Ra t,h
offer for sale Cheap tor Cash.
All OF the above articles be found Is Cara
Crossman streets New Orleans.
N b. Sail and Rigging work orauchas and
MIG lyfW
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An Appeal to the People of the City of
Jefferson.

.-r = ...,.- IORKToTS, Va, Oct ., 1861.
Mr. Eproa-Aow if you please oinvite your attention
TO the fact that winter cold winter is nigh hand
the Jefferson Cadets camp here want of COED
pair Of blankets, each They be had in Virginia viii
not the CITIZENS Of the City Of jefferson collect sufficient
Der, and forward them 10 the Company?
If you will give The above place IL year paper you " u
greatly oblige your old friend. ,. .
S. Z, BUFORG, Serg. Maj
olS 2Q3t ~r 18Th Reg. La. Volunteers.
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Notice.

+ - OFFICE oF THE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER
,rTr 30 IS Camp street.
= ....- .- u New Orleans, October Il, 1851 !
line drawn through the middle Of Canal stree from the
river 10 where the said negseo New Canal and
thence down said Canal Lake Ponchartran forms the CITY
Receiver. ~
The north line of the Parish Of Orleans on Right Bank
and the Parishesq hoth sides down Base constitute this
District. -, .- -..a
No change will be made regard business already COM
enced ia this Office aud all parties garsheea by me- will re-
porito this Office without reference the arrangement
-rE of. J0dN NJ. HUGER, G. s. r.
H- AL newspapers in the above District will publish ill
'efbd' ana SEND copy 10 this Office. ola 2ptf
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Merchants Hotel.
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-.
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am now endeGvoring furnish the Volunteer Troors Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having
uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable undercohes 10 be
distributed among them informed that the patriotic ci-
zens Of several parishes also engaged In similar preparations
or the benefit of their companies. If these coutrbcns Of
dothng are sent by them dreey their Companies
without MY being of the quantity sent md the
companies supplied, great confusion and be he con
sequence.
colder can only certain quantity Of clothing 1t is
of great Importance that each soldiers shall hy
good substantial wooden suits possible but il is also
important that there be among those gDy
ing the in order avoid sending double supplies to CON.
IBnes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of country
Parishes to send in this city. such supplies Of clothing
hey may prepare, with explicit directions to the companies
or lid 7dnals for whom they intended Will take care
mat they reach their destination The should be boxed
up or baied, and directed in New Orleans with he name
Of the company Tor which they intended marked on H. and
"saemeut 'ent to me- Of It's contents may not dup}i
cafe the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers to We rbc 10
suggestions, in consideration OF r objects to be effected
THOS. O, MOORE Governor.
New Orleans, Aug i, 1861 apl9,2uf
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New Lusitanos Benevolent Association OF
New Orleans.
GENERAL MEETING

s ANIMAL GENERAL MEETING.
Pursuant to Article VII of the Constitution tie Animal
General Meeting will held the Hail. Eysan Fields
and Greaten streets MONDAY NEXT 2lst Instant at %
O'Clock Pm.
he members requested 10 be ppnctn important
business will be trans acted.
.-.- f.. By order Of the President
~ ANTHONY sANBOLA Secretary.
New Orleans, October IL, lotl- old 2p3t
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NASHvxILE;, TENN mssEE.,
FOR THE SALE OF
UGAR AND MOLAs SEES.

It mus be obvious to every thinking man that owing to the
distractions TO by the present blockade war that
Virginia, North Carolina part Of otida Alabama Georgs
ken'ucEy Middle and East Tennessee get their Sugar
and hoAsses from Nashville, MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAPER for them than from any ohe7 point These States
require 29O hds Of Sugar Of the present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No Market street Nash
Vile for the sale Of all the Sugar that Ay be
ped TO address, Planters will ship direct from their pAn.
tons expense OF shipment New Orleans Dirgc, to the
Agent Msunphs and Charleston R.i7lsi via the Nashvilz
DerAir Railroad, address.
Our Mr.. JAMES absent Virginia and Other States
akHg ects with the large dealers advance d ts
Lew Of Sugar ard A0soes that viii ,be place lie
Sugars as fail, If possible Is Shey are rectjvsd
We pledge ourselves ompt aud fidelity n H
aiaing she best prices
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE JAMEI h 70
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$50. Ta4amon DessOmmes g Co., Import
ere Of Foreign Dry Goods, No. Magazine acknowledgements
of Interior and from adioinIg States visiting the CITY, will
Ind az tho sbovenasd of the most complete
assoFenis of Foreign Dry eds eser mportod into
try sold at prices lower thar DO possible in
ordinary uhle6' Give iheu acslf seq 2rl5eod
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Il Tax CoLLEcToR, FfEsF DIsTRfdF.-- AS may
be seen BY referring to smother column, Mr. Thos.
Assew, the present popular sunni ent, IS eandi
date for reelection 70 the position of State Tax
oAeetor for the First District. Mr.. sAskew has
long filed that office, perfectly 70 the satisfaction
q fhe public, His abiiity, industry and integrity
All Questionable and, from q long familiarity
The duties Of the position, he could hardly fail
n coming Up to Oh requirements and expectations
at this jfneture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

BE- The Third Ward Club, S. A. p, will
meet al O'clock THIS EVENING Saturday the 18Th inst
at thef usual place, on importAn; business
By order of the
dig pit EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

ME- GosrLEr,s ARD. Mr.. John G. Costley pub.
fishes q card this morning declining the nonina.
lion given him BY tue American party for Con
stable o. fl'e Seventh Justices Court. We direct
attention TO Il.
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Proceeding s

UISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Coz ven
ton In both lang1age and the CONSTITUTION Of tie State
amended.
For sale By
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNElL,
I'll. WHITE, HERBERT 4 ESCCUSSF
GEO ELLIS, WE. GOLDTHWAITE,
PHAWESd Co, f. ELEKIEII
7. FITZWILLl&M.
a&- Orders from the country filed l0erA discount.
rny22 LpJf
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AS-Ed4 Crescent; Plee Sc announce the un-
derosned as candidate for he Office State Sqperin. nent
oil Public Education. W. Y, y. NAGRUDER,
AukS Apta Baton Rouge La.
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RH-Ed. Crescent; please announce James
H. BRADLEY as candidate oT Constable First Court
III The dsrst bounded ua Felicity Streets and iron
Lhe River 10 the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2ald ..u MANY v0TEpE
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NJ For Auditor OF Public ACCOMMODATIONS
announce Ii. PERALTA cdldate for Auditor OF phi,c
Accounts at the election in November
a. 2pte Cpp,4 n
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&a- we are authorized 10 announce Dr. c.
BE Abb as cinddate CORONER AZ the ensuing election
FIRST Monday 0, November nexl sqIo,s
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"a We arc authorized TO announce E. T.
FARMER as candidate for Office Of SHERIFF for the
First District Court Of the Parish Orleans Election first
'o0AuaS IN HoYt1nbeF Us 2pe
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SACKS FOR Tlas SOLDIERS We SSH speesalF M.
q tention to the advertisement Of Mr.. Belknap.
which appears elsewhere in our paper this morn.
ing in which WOODEN and cotton yarn is solicited
for nlanu featuring into socks for onr brave sol
s6erH. Mr. Beiknep's office is at 100 Grayiet
greet and all parties who hegelots Of The articles
Required contd not do better than to send them Ia
hisn.
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Ka- Candidate for Coroner Mr.. F1a5,or ::
fleHSe announce DR. J, N FOLWE as eaad0ate lor the
office Of Coroner al the election on the frs, Monday
IL November next so.- ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

ES> State Tax Collector, First District
THOMAS AskEW, State Tax Collector, First District is q
candidate for re election Election, Monday Move Der
1861. o1e 2nto
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JULIAN NEgrI.ts, auetioueer, sells to-day at I05
O'clock II Roys Stree al the saTnitur esn,brisi The
eoRtsnss ag said house For parcaiAFs adyeFseer
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PAYNE, JAMES Il co.


Messre. Brown, Johnston L Co !
MessTg. Hewitt, Norton ( CO.,
MF. John Watt, Fgi tyHE D. JAMES
NJ, S. Z, Newman,
Mr.. j. &. Kicks,
MIR. Carl Kohn, Fyg B, H. PAYNE
Mr.. jOGD A. RCbEFfsr tT3m
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Rs-fS. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
" N"N3'1"'o AS' S'e'e sAEessareF jyl 2ptd
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l. 10 ALL GOOD CITIZENS
--.T-' .-f-- -
-T0 Oh ,-n 81. .-.-. New ORLEANS, Aug. I9, 1861.
As this Committee has received, with deep regret positive
proof that mputons have been racced upon public gen.
crosby by obtaining relief were not entitled to the
same, they hereby appeal al good citizens who may come
to the knowledge of any such of fraud inform
bers OF the COMMITTEES in person. leave such information
with little delay possible their Office Secretays Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen the following the names
OF the Committee
GERARD STITFI, Beard Of Aldermen
a,..y .r g, S. r. DELABARRE, E. :.
,.-. L, E.FORsTALL -. .
E. ., j. Il. HUCKINS, O.,
.Nr y l.- JAS. BEGGS, Board Of Asst. Aldermen
WI. HoDGKINs, .. =.
. ...g .l J., B. LEEFE, .
.r ..4. -,...--. JAMES DAVIS, "a.
.-a.l-. JAMES BEGGs,
amy 2ph Chairman Of the Committee.
.
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AcAnEafE OF nlsIc.--Mi ss Eioise Bridges makes
nen sixth appearance tonight at the Academy of
Masle IN the character Of zhe,1ese, in the drama
4 q the y orpiian OF Geneva In this character
Miss Bridges issaidto be excellent, and The drama
iswslI worth seeing.
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Direct Importation. "a 0
RTH BROEHEISS,
E Importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
ToURO BUILDINGS.

TOURD BUILDINGS,
i2s CANAL STREET.
Have now In store their heavy stock Of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS Of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
Plain Black Gros de Rhin, 81 to S'4 wide.
Mode Silks, in all coors.
Heavy Black Brocle and Damask Silks.
Rich Embroidered Broohe Silks, in newest deg small
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Colored and Black Sutins, Marcelnes and Foronces.
onr stock of SILKS Is unusually heavy aud will be found
complete in all styles and qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black Coored Silk veves 5S to Ca
Black and Cooed English French Nernos and Cashmes
Black and Colored All Wool Mousselnine do I.sne.
Rich Printed ousselane de LANES and Cashmeros.
Department of Black Goods.
Full line Of Black Bombaznes Bonbazottes SILK Warp Apac
cas- Bagnos, English Bareges 54 "a "a Black Cashmere,
Parisiennes. LLAMA Cloths, Esco Tamse, Barpou.
Black French Cacoes and Lawns with many other makes of
best quality Mourning Goods
English aud German Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Meno Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children
Linens Inel sheetings Damask, Cloths Napkins noies
Diaper Crash, Coored aud Fnged Bordcred Towels and
Napkins.
French snd English Bed Blankets.
Msrseilles Quilts, all sizes
Heavy stock OF Velvet and Cloth ClOuks.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Coored French Cloths and Cassinees,
Ladies' Cloth for Cloaks
Silk and Wool and All Wool DamaSk for Curtains.
Broche, JacqUard and Plaid Musns.
White and Rose Bobbnet for Bars.
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of costly Laces and Embroderes.
Kid Gloves PettEmeries and French Corets.
French and Eng Iish Prints, new styl-s.
French FurnitGI Prints, Turkey Red
50 bales Assorted Jeans and Llnseys.
Full stock Of every brand of Domestcs.
Rel and White Fannels--corplcte assortment.
With the fullest supply of every article usually found wei
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
q ?ptf l2S Canal street.
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foR sE a At From THE Cry We refer cur
readers to the advertisement Of MIR. Antonio Coata
1 No. l6 eustomhouse street, by which it win he
seen that 4 monthly mail has been established ia.
! tween this city and Tampico, Mexico. hy which al
letters and papers for any foreign mort NAV ba
sent This i an enterprise which should meet with
the patronage it deserves y "t''i
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DolBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,. We direct
attention to the card published by the proprietor
oi this Institution, which will be found in another
column II contains sound doctrine, and, we hope,
d viii produce the effect intended Nothing is more
true than that # we expect to maintain our rights
ana liberties sas q people, we must educate our
idren. In times Of revolution and war there is
dangerous inattention to education which must be
1 guarded against, The next generation will have
grave resting upon them and it is
our duty now to prepare their minds by education,
80 that no mistakes will be made. If We, on the
contrary neglect the young nov, the battles which
are being fought on the borders Of the GonfedeFacy
viii haTesbeen fought III vain The glorious in
heritanee for which much blood has been and is
yet to be shsd. will descend to those who viii not
know its value, and abuse or lose it. - !.
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ARTEH as candidate for the office OF SHERIFF the
Civil Courts OF the Parish Orleans Election first Monday in
November. os onrs
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THrRD sYARD cLuBs =. A. P.--This elub meets
tonight, at the usual place, for the transaetion ~
important business. See, can. - =. '
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sBAWe are authorized to announce Rsr. j
b. WILLIAMSON as candidate for Congress from The First
congressional District.
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aS~ Messrs. ksditors-At the solicitation of
many triands, offer myself SHERIFF Of
the First district Court of the Parish of Orleans subject alone
TO decision OF the peope-ballot box.
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Ra~4serrtng's Patent champion Fire mn,,
Burglar troo SAFES NOE 81 and o. avier street New Or
leahs IA 1n,f
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E~For Superintendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT j. HARP of New Orleans yeldin, to
the solicitations OF many friends Candidate SUI
ntsHden' Of Public Education the approaching Nover
Ter eeetilp. on.,
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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ssf Go NJ M d N ED.

X I
r. Niitor: Whilst the public mind is still deeply
impressed with The achievement Of the Manassas,
would it not be mere act Of justice to- the earn
nest and untiinching creator Of the gallant ram,
i that the citizens of New Orleans should unite in
presenting To MI. Stevenson q fitting testimonial
OF their appreeiationsof his devotion and services
rendered to onr common cause Ell
" is well known that general skepdeism and rid.
icule we're not spared, while, with unsparing
means, he perssyered in his task. Most men, un-
der the dlscouraging comments which fell upon
his ear day after day, would have thrown up the
enterprise in disgust With a confidence above all
praise. he kept on steadily in his work, and to-day
the glory Of the Manassas is on every lip.
Let our citizens, then, give expression to their
sentiments by some visible token, commemorative
Of the occasion, upon which the gallant Stevenson
can look with pride, as just tribute for his exer
tions toward the defense Of the Crescent City.
Would itnot be well, also,at this time, to build
several more similar s turtles prs Shall we sit
tanlely BY after this convincing example Of what
we can do by a little effort?
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&$- Dir. Eaitor: Please announce George
W. SADLER candidate Constable OF the First
HeI', atthe ensuing election. 2pte*
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RB-For Congress - We are authorized to
announce SAM g. REID Esq, for The Second
Congressional District, composed OF the First and Fort Mimi
cpa! Districts Of New Orleans Parish of Jefferson 10
represent said Congressional District, regular Con
gesS the Confederate States subject The approval! and
"tcon o. the electors thereof election to be held Gil
!HE -'a' hpulte7"aS OF .HoNC1Aber next
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HENRY DUCATEL Lieut.. Sir CONG
Nj A. CALoSGNE, Frat Sergeant. ol2 2pSt
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HS-Notfce-i take this method of Offering
professional services Charge 10 the families of hose
who are absent from The city military duty RESIDENCE Oh
Harmony street. between PytaRa Coliseum Fourth
I District.
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STATE SCISSORS.
Felix F. Trinchart', II. D. Hubbard.
t. 4. Boulet, John A. Watkins.
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For Congress,
Presidential Electors.

Presidential Electors.
FOR STATE AT LARGE
Charles DerbEsny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Garter, of East FeIIciaua.
ALrERNATES.
j. G. Campbell. NatehttGchcs.
G. L. Fuselicr, St. Mary.
First District .DONATIEN AUGUsTIN, Oeens
Alternate, FRANCOIS GARDERE Urlears
Second District. .........JAMEs P. FRERET, Orleans.
Alternate. ...............J. G. RICkS, Orleans.
Third District. EDWARD DUFFEL, Ascension
Alternate. ............ Louis BUsII Lalourete.
Fourth District. R. BARROW, West Fe,sIs1a.
Alternate. CYPR1EN DUPRE, s. La-Lry.
Fifth District, EGAN, SH Biery,!e.
Alter innate. ROBERT HODGES, Booster.
Sixth District. ........,..S. L. CHAMBLIss, Carroll
Alternate. ORIN MAYO. Caaboul4 se26:e
Southern american Party.
NGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT ............ Charles De Blanc. Tr.
SECOND DISTRICT. ............. VIM. Il. Adams.
SHERIFFS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. .....A doIphe nIazurcau.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. u. Walden.
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.
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C o r o n E R.
DIR, e. ID. Beach.

STATE TAX COLLECTO
FIRST DISTRICT. Thomas AsLteNy,
SECOND DISTRICT. Joseph Hernandez,
id1ffD DlSl st. Ger3
FOURTH DISTRICT. Gee. ncns1nan.