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State Items.

b. s. CAsoN was elected Sheriff of Abbeyille Dis
etrict, on the 9th inst.
Bishop DAVIS, of the Episcopal Church, is on a
visit to Spartanbnrg.
There is 3 Methodist revival in Spartanburg
Ladies' Society has been formed in Columbia,
.IOr the relief Of distressed females by procuring
sale for articles of fine needlework.
An accident occurred on the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad, on Wednesday last, by which Y.
G. Rogers, OF Union District, was killed. and
.others slightly wounded.
- An alteration took place in Columbia, on Thurs
day night last, between Alexander Brown ana ~ Jas;
Lewis, freedmen, in which the former was Killed
with pistol by the latter.
Mr.. L. P. Musgrove Of Union District, dled
suddenly, of heart disease, on Tuesday last.
Harry Cheatham, freedman, has been con-
glcted OF the murder of s. A. Geer, before the
court OF General Sessions for Anderson Dlstflc.t
ST. Louis, October 11.-Captain Barlow, OF
5Sienera Sherman's staff, arrived Yesterday from
Fort Dodge, where he saw two white girls, named
zDoye, one seventeen, tho other three years old,
WI VINO had been ransomed from the Kiowa Indians.
.Ihe girls say OH the 9th of August the Kowas
attacked their home in Northwestern Texas, kill
ed, scalped and burned their father, mother and
sister,. They were carried into captivity, and
created III the most cruel manner. On arriving at
the camp the cautiyes were knocked senseless
with clubs repeatedly, and rayished by the teIds,
and the mel were treated in this manner four or
live tlmes One day, on hearing of their condition.
the commanding officer OF Fort Dodge. not lay-
ing sufficient force to rescue them, effected their
ransom. He will send them to their friend. in
Texas as soon as they recover from their terrible
suffering While in tie Indian camp. The officer
sent to arrange their ransom saw one cautiye
knocked down three times and violated General
Sherman arrived home on the 10th.
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Constitutional Government that the wit OF man
has ever devised, we are fast drifting into despot-
ism. One of our f1r-eoeing statesmen has descrlo-
ed constitutional thinkers as a class ofpeople who
ARE q curse to any country, and no where do they
exist so abundantly as III the United States. Every
election brings out q new brood. The pure gold
of the Constitution will not answer for these im-
maculates they must infuse into it their baser in
gradients.
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Gold 5Oa. Fives, of '65, 1881. Tene 99}. Flour
STEADY at $11 80 to $165O for Southern; sales 400
..bbls. Wheat to &c. better. Corn &c. better.
Oats to &c. better. Beef dull. Pork quiet; sales
1850 bbls. Lard lower. Whskoy firm. Cotton
firm: sales 500 bales. Middling 40 to 44c. Mo-
lasses steady; sales 300 hhds. Tnrpentine 70 to
II. Rosin s4.25. 5. #
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aar STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-CO OLLIE
LETON DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, Or
dinary.-Whereas, BENZ. STOKES Commissioner In
Equity made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Admin
stration of the Estate aud Effects of JOHN B. OBEY.
AM These are therefore, to cite and admouish all and
singular tho kindred and creditors Of the said JOHN B.
OBnYAN late of Colleon District, deceased that they
be and appear before me- in the Court OF Ordinary to
be held at Walterboro, 4th day OF November next
after publication hereof ut II O'Clock in the forenoon
shew cause any they have why the said Administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Gath day of September, Ammo
Domini, 1885,
October tu6 r. ALLAN WILLIS, d G. D.
Ky-z HALLS VEGETABLE SIOILIAN. HAIR
REVIEWER RENEWs THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the orignal Color.
HALLS VEGETABLE .SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE =sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN Hal. .RE'
NEWER
Does iStain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR sEr
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for tho har e7ee
presented to the public. irice 81
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale oy
KING & CASSlDEY,
,,, 4,.* Charleston.
.m- OOT T,GATlSB HONEY S0AP.-THls CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand,
81 msde from the choicest materials. is mild ana
snolltenttn It's nature, fragrHnaly scented, aad
extremely beneficial in ts action upon the skin. FOE
sale by all Druggists and Fancy doods Oealers'
February - -= AYE
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H3T The Friends and Acquafntances OF
Mrs. LYDIAN, Mr.. aud Mrs. O. r. SIMMONS, and Mr.
and Mrs PHILIP MALONE, respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of the former at the residence OF
Mr. C. n. SIMMONS, No. 281 Meeting street. Thts Ater.
noon, at Four O'Clock. October l6
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, October 15-Cotton sales to-day 300
baies; Middling, 80 to 40; Low Middllns, 81. Mar
tket very hard
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 15.-Flour very firm; West
ern Extra ,s12 rs to 13 so. Wheat steady Corn frm
receipts light. Oats firm. Provisions inactive.
Sugars very firm. Whiskey steady.
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nor The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint.
anccs of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN BURKE, respectfully IN.
vited to attend the Funeral of Mr. BURKE from MS
residence pnckney-street, THIS Afternoon, at Three
O'Clock P. M. OCTOBER lo Z
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New Orleans Market.

New on1EASs October 15.-Cotton higher; sales
400 bales, at 38 to SO. Gold, 40. =Z=
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New.Y York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YonK, October 15.-Go!d 51} Exchange
1O7, Cotton very firm at ~ to 44c. Flour steady.
Wheat / to &c. better. Corn %. better. Pro
visions steady.
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DIED, of typhoid fover, the 18th instant, Mr..
RICHARD TAYLOR in the 45th year OF his ago-a MEM
her of Varlck Lodge, F. and A. NJ, No 81 His many
friends will sadly miss his congenal spirit among
then Notice of his funeral will be given III duo lme.
NJ-Sew York and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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ay- WE ARE AUTH ORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, ESQ.,, us candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Julcial District, the next election
September 10 .
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posite their old Store.
October 1s tuths6 FARRAR BRO & co.
no JAMES R. sPEIGHTs rs. CHARLES
p1NCKNEY-PETITION FOR LEAyETO sU DESTITUTE
NEW RECORDs.-It appearing to my satisfaction that
and without
tho limits of this State on motion 1t is ordered that he
do plead answer or demur thereto in thirty days from
the publication of this order. this petition will be
taken pro contesso against him.
Clerks Office, Colleton District October s, 1866.
october 16 K. L1NDER. g. Q. p
m- NOTICE.-CO CONSIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP MONEKA, are hereby notified that she
is This Day dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf
All Goods remaining on the Wharf at sunset will be
stored at expense and risk of owners.
-sZ ZZA. GETTY l. Co.,
Managing Owners and Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen {$15) dollars or less
must be paid the Wharf before delivery Of Goods.
October Is mtn
Hy- A1ESsRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Capt. O. B. sIGWALD as Candidate for
Sheriff of Charleston District the ensuing election and
obige MANY FR1END3.
September14 1 Is tuths
@ DIR. JOHN F. PoPPENHEIa1 ANNOUN CEs
himself as q Candidate for the SHERIFFALTY OF
CHARLESTON DISTRICT, and respectfully solicts the
kind consideration of his felow-cihzcns.
September 18 tnths1mo*
.av WE ARE AUTH ORIzED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING Esq., US candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judica District, at the next elcction.
September 10 =
m- Bo1NEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIIIEs every afterno7 IN. Price 1c
Hg s. q HA=F f N
Der tltcrscdnce W bercit grbi@acn iii irscnb einetn
Gbec Dcuti6(ao 81 crbeteH gclber 81 crtcctiren unt
irn9c Muftrase ;u bcirrDcn Nan wcrte iidb l udber
Mlsfuni tircct an G.. 8. S5Dticr in 2ebe
ptcr u: meeDrtens, 1877 East Bay, Charleston, S G
Sept. 20 thstu3mos
eB- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
Petition will presented to the Legislature of South
Carolina, at Its next session, praying that tho Town Of
SUNNI eryille be attached to Berkely District
. September == tul3
RT NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE
estate of Mrs JANE LEVY deceased will present them
properly attcsted and all persons indebted will make
payment. SAAII1 Y ~ HART, I11I sen, Executors.
s. March 1G hIh1G june 1G Sep 1G, Oct l6, N lG*
HB-ApPLICATION WILL BE MADE AT THE
next session the General Assembly for Cliarter for
the "ASEl4EY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No. o." OF
Charleston. =lmo* September 26
NJA RESPECTABLE BODY OF COLORED
MEN will make application at the next Session of the
Legislature to grant them an Incorporation OF Fire
Company to DO called the United Fire Company 1.-THE
City OF Cneston tho protection of The property OF
its citizens. 1mo+ October 3
aJ- SPECIAL NOTICE.-W. S. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN.--Pure, solt, and unequalled. w
place this celebrated brand of Gin before the pub.
lie as pure, unaduiterated article, that only re"
quires 10 be known to be appreciated. Medical Of
the highest standing acknowledge that it has grea,
medical properties aud to those who it incidentally
it ID particularly recommended. WA. S CORWIN d
CO., No. 900 Broadway, N. T., Sole Importers. Fo,
sale at Z. L. BEDFORDs No. 259 King street. Charles.
ton. July 81
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More Survivors fro,n the Evening Star.

SAVANNAH, October IA private letter from
Mayport Mills, Florida, says that GoULDsLY, the
second mate of tho Erening Star, had arrived
there, having left the steamer with boat locd OF
ladies. All but two were lost before getting near
shore. In landing the latter were also lost-one
named ANNIE, from Rhode Islsnd, and the other
Rosa Howard, of New York. Both became insane
from want and starvation. The bodies were wash
ed ashore-.hat OF the latter nearly deyoured by
sharks. The mate was barely alive.
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Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS October 15.-News from the Rio
ef1ra1r.o -oestus-tf.~4 n ESfH as
Monterey, dispersed the Liberal army, and is
.anarching on Matamoras.
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us- BOINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIILEs evory afterno 3n. Price 1c
9
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OBITUARY.

DIED at Aiken, So Ca I'd October, 1866, Of Typhoid
Fever, JOHN BELLINGER ALISON, son OF STEPHEN
LEE and LAyISA ALISON.
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Ng e RIBS O II Al L 4 N
Der llutcr;cthncte 1T bereit grbihatcn III irsenb cnen
Ebeitc Dc6lanb 81 erbeten, @cleer 81 cccctircn ane
rnitigc MuftraBe su bcirrScn Nan pcrte M ll nabere
Musfunit frcct an G.. 8. SDtfcr III 2ebe
ptcr J: WeDrtcuS, 1877 East Bay, Charleston, S
Sept. 20 thstu3mos
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NV rl'El;I- G. r.. .A..PE .HI::|I. ,
European News by Steamer.

New York, October 15.-European dates to the
9Th instant have been received. The London
Times compliments Lord STANLEY on his speech,
at the cable banquet in Liverpool which it is said
was intended to satisfy the United States that our
relations with that country are safe in it's hands.
The Times suggests that his lordship should
take in hand the differences relating to the Ala
hama claims, which, untractable as they may ap-
naar. il is persuaded can be set at rest if the me-
.oaasary temper and judgment be brought to! bear.
III further suggests that England submit her neu-
trality laws, together with those Of the United
States. for revision by a mixed commission; also,
that the time has come when concessions respect
ing the Alabama claims would no longer be open
to misconstruction, and would be accepted by the
United States as a spontaneous act of good will.
Great Fire In Quebec.
MONTREAL, October ia terrible fire occurred
in Quebec last night, in st. Roches and st. IA
yior's suburbs, destroying 1900 houses. -Four men
were killed, one soldier blown up, and one officer
wounded.
LATER.
QUEBEC. October 15-The whole district west OF
Grown street to ST.. LAWYERS toll gate, nearly a
mile in length, is burnt. 1000 houses are in ashes
600 persons are rendered houseless; IL churches
and converts are destroyed.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

WNOTIOE.--THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
their Office at No. 11s East Bay up stars nearly op-
posite their old Store=
October 1G tuths6 FARRAR BRO & co.
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pg- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
Petition will be presented to the Legislature of South
Carolina at Its next session, praying that tho Town o
SUNNI erville be attached to Berkely District.
= Snntemher ~ tnl3
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FORTRESS MONROE, October 15.-The schr. Sarah
Euans from Tampa Bay for New York, was spoken
by the schr. St. James, from Corpus Christi, yes
terday, Is miles east southeast of Cape Henry,
!. both masts gone, trying to mako Hampton Roads
with a iury.mast rugged. The Government boat
Lenapee has gone to her assistance.
An unknown brig won't ashore near Chlnco-
league beach yesterday. The storm has prevail
ed with great violence along tho coast according
10 all accounts, and intelligence Of numerous ma
rine disasters is expected. II blew heavy last
night from the northwest, and the sea was break
ing inside the Capcs in seven fathoms water.
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-mDR. JOHN +. OPPENHEIM AN NNOUNCEs
himself as Candidate for the sHERIFFALTY OF
DISTRICT, and respectfully socits the
kind consideration of his fellow-ctizcns.
September 18 tnthslmo*
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H5- MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Capt. @. .B. SIGWALD as Candidate for
Sheriff of Charleston District at the ensuing election and
oblige MANY FRIENDS.
September14 Is tuhs
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
GOvoFnor Holden Dcspairs of
North Carolina.

Ex-Provisional Governor Holden.
Of North Carolihs. is IN this CITY.
and gives rather a gloomy account
Of the political aspect in that quar-
ter. The Ex-Governor is in fact n
decided sorehcad. lie believes il
almost impossible for any good
thing, to come out of that Dolitical
Nazareth. Tho disfranchisement Of
at least one-half of the citizens of
North Carolina is, he asserts, n con-
dition precedent TO the re-establish-
ment of law and order. The State
Convention adjourned sine die, sub
hitting its proposed changes of the
State constitution 10 apopular vote
on tho first Thursday IN August.
Under this constitution the State
@tG2 EhT Tie Legislature is to meet
on the third Monday in November.
One of the amendments provides
for negro testimony, full aud COM
pletc. The Governor is in the city
looking after his nomination. which
is hanging fire in the Senate. lie
has received assurances, it is un-
,dcFstood, that his appointment will
be confirmed il be complies with
certain conditions laid down by the
radicals, such as publicly advoca-
ting the new amendment aud obi
eating himself to use his personal
influence TO secure its adoption by
the North Carolina Lcgislaturc.-
Washington Cor. OF thc New York
Herald.
Holden, Pierpont, Brownlow,Jacl
Hamilton and JET. Wells belong to
thc same breed Of politicians. They
all despair Of any republic that
cannot appreciate their troaSctp-
daat talents, aud reward their per-
1dy. Holden was in the North
Carolina Convention which passed
4he ordinance OF secession and co-
ted toT IL. The Confederate gov
o'nH Hlcnt did not appreciate him
cchiricnsuatc with his own idea OF
his Importance, and he soon bctray-
ed the people he had assisted in
pcec pitating into seces sion. lis
Subsequent career is wcl-kuown.
- his persistent ohtrusion of him
,lf Oh public attention could no
III to draw attention 10 HI infamy.
Vhen Prcsidept johnson made him
] divisional Governor he said moth
hg Of disffRnchisement. lie did
mt discover that the people of
J )rth Carolina could not be trust
. until they chose some other man
f Governor instead Of Holden.
BE islnow in Washington lobbying
to secure his confirmation as Min
lister 70 San Salvador Whether he
can. take the test oath Or not, we
trustthe Senate will confirm him.
| W care lossfor the means than The
end. We would like for him to be
Minister to San Salvador for the
resi- Of his natural life. AS q cotcm-
pPrary las said, if the San Saliva
dpreaRs can stand il, we can.
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ECFoH or z. s. SENATOR'S
Il appears there is nothing on which
Congress win d5t. .prsshme to legis-
late. thas reesntly undertaken to
regulate abalFsi in the snte Legis-
latures. A few days $50, the iudi-
eiary committee reported a bill to
regulate tie times and manner Of
holding elections for Senator's in
Congress. It provides, FIRST, that
the Legislature Of any State, next
preceding the expiration Of a Scna-
torial term, shall elect, on the
second Tuesday ofits session, a sue
cessOr Of the retiring Senator. The
voting shall be viva voCc, aud tie
name Of a person receiving a ma
jOrity Of the votes cast in such
House, shall be entered upon the
Journal Of each House, and a joint
meetiag Of Tic two Houses shall
D. colyened .atsstwelEe o'clock Oh
The following day, and il the same
person is found to have received q
majority he shall be declared cloctr
ed but n the same persons shall
not have received q majority of the
vote Of both Houses, or il either
House saall have failed to take pro-
ceedings asrequircd, the joint as
sembly shall proceed to choose viva
F9ce, and the person receiving a
majority Of votes, all the members
being present and voting, shall be
declared duly elected. '. ".'
Second, that whore vacancy sliail
exist on the opening of a session OF.
Legislature, an election shall b.
held on the second Tuesday of .hc
session, and ia vacancy shall occur
during the session it shall be filed
on tho second Tuesday after its an
nouncement. '1 ~
Third. That the Governor shall
certify such election, and the Secre-
tary of State countersign the GER
tiiicatc to the President Of the
Senate.
The bill has passed the Senate and !
IS now before the House.
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Another Rufeau Order.


Gen. Howard IS out in another
order or course he has heard Of
more "outragesp upon his oolorcd
brethdrn--this time in Mississippi,
Alabanhai Georgia, Texas, aud 10Th
er late slave States Why not
name - ofthelnt lie says.
"This circular (iu regard 10 freed
mems courts, We sappOse,) has ney-
er been copniQrmABdcd orlmodiaea,
except with egard' to tho courts
where tbe military tribunals have
been suspended, or replaced by the
civil aud local pearts IN accordance
with specific oHlcrs, Apd. eyemin
distiiets where This change has to-
.kennlsce, th0 Ofiichr or dgentmust
still DO The friend uftlla freedmen on
tOlaidablm In The proseCu-
tiqaoI bis casq% ,II.aJ naost
But not ofany white man. That
would be against orders,
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,rh.sI IPscIss. EssrI,e. Z.

TAT'adicals fsthe west can't
hsFHipaiza waAtBsir New, England
bRethran. olIIpo sunch money goes
fnloi'tAe pdctab of sthe latter. in
pr9RVtlioh to'RS benefit derived by
the sQHssItgqnss Of WsatSrR mem
ibensI lTlie, Raaicals may lay vio-
Rent hands esl alioh asuthet lpIease
upon the,r Constitution; they may
tear up TIE Fights Of States by The
rOOisan scatter them 10 the four
windsor Heaven; they may ttkethe
Goodies 5f Eibefty and daek her
iqsiRoFse ,pcHd they pily3iahr all
the isathhln from thdi mil Of the
American 2 eagle 4bat thcy must
deal tshd9sIy Rlls Ao r6cgl Of
their eonatituentss Hers resides
the nervounand silalsy Of our
Northern neighb6r #hen-
ever atlIsy ,fdAllFs iolg cSsily Bad
iceliiads islDeis pg iqnes,
they viii very azlqglllIy loif
their e0ngrC irinaf i0rscs. even
thdpgh III elealad in
- 11rttitH tdiI - - Illsssftti p " -
,eiss4i AlssaH1 stJieps psQRie itli,i
ont thaefhal ain, psTinps -for
their folly, they are sure q make N
eEogt to become wise
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We think that $500 rather cheap,
but win wait ahd see what was ac-
tuaIiy paid 10 THE paperB alread!
bOughty7N. 2, Picayupe.
~ III New York Herald sayt {;
"rhe devel ipements made by the
pnLlicali0n soklhe letters Of Dana
and Forney aFe very curious. Tie
former WIS forced 10 sncd6inh un-
der the exposure, aud the latter
VIII find ii useiess 10 resort 10
quack medicines or patent lotions
to rub out this second blot upon his
.dbararleF. They are 4 very good
paiHp a li 8
Its a curious coincidence lhal
the two editors who have cspocial-
IL made plemseiyes remarkable by
pcrsonal .yenOm toward the Prssl-
Dent had written letiers tU1him
protesting the iniensest iriehdthii,
and begging for Oflce.
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LOUISIANA n.LGCArEs.-The fol-
lowing .sa correct Ii-J orlhc dcIc-
gates recently appointed 10 the
Philadelphia conventions, by the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of louisiana:
DELEGATES roRTHE sTATg ATLAKGE.
Coy. A'r.. Moutou, of iarlycttc;
r. Hunt, Of Orleans; John Hay, of
Ouprhi,t: John r. King # 81.
Landry; iiiclarl Taylor, Of ST.
C1arles =. Y9oruier, Of ST. Mar
tin; George Williamson. Of Caddo;
Judge w. T.. Egan, Of Claiborne; (;
d. 5. Cage, Of cerrcboune.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
&C.. Carry, Of Plaqucmincs !;
Chas. Gayarre, w. {. {. Claiborne,
Judge l.. Abel, $. Il. Proctor, of
St. Bernard j. ". Lapeyrc.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
j. Ad. Rozier. Alexander Walker,
Samuel Smith, f. J. Heron, II. NJ.
spOGOrd; Wm. II. Z. King. 'l
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
IA. II. KeRneE Of Ascension ".
Burthe, Of Jetiers0n Alfred Hen-
nen, Sr., of 81. Tammnny J. o.
Fuqua, Of East Baton Rouge u. O.
A. Fellows, of jefferson.
FOURTH CONGRESS- oNAL DISTRICT.
p. 4. Morse, OF Natchitochos; T.
c. Manning, tf Napidcs; Dr.. Alfred
DupeFrier, Of ST. Martin: jules
Olivier, OF ST.. Mary; AlCibiadcs
De Blanc, Of 5 Martin.
10 FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
J. Eang Lew of Claiburnc VIM.
S. Parham, Of Madizon; I. Garrett,
of 0uachita y. Mutt, VI Caddo;
J. B. Elan, Of DcSOto.