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The BENEFIT AT THE VARIEuEs.-Miss
Alice Pl 'scide, the charming and accomplished
actress, | Nad a very numerous and apprecia-
tive audiel 'ce Tuesday night, at the Varieties
Theater as was to be expected, Miss Pla-
eide was m agnifcent Lucretia BOrgid. Tall
and command ling, with features which can
express the sol TEST emotions, and eyes that
can look through the spectator, her acting
was as impressive rs it was artistic. We are
heartily pleased that Miss Placide is so well
understood and rewar ded in this, her native
city.
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A NUMERICAL Commemorative republish
this morning corrected the curious arrange
ment of numbers and figures given in our
edition of yesterday, but into which,
by an inadvertence, two errors had crept
By examining it our Democratic readers,
who believe in omens, may find good assur-
ance that Seymour and Blair are destined to
receive the majority of the electoral vote in
November next. By placing opposite each
letter in the names of each pair of candidates
its number in the alphabet, and adding up
each column, we find that Seymour and Blair
foot up III; Grant and Colfax 140. But what
is stranger still, the total of the two, 81,
equals the entire number of electoral votes to
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Rooms
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
AUGUST 26TH, 1858.

AUGUST 25rH, 1858.
The Central COMMITTEES Of the pemocra ic Party OF the
State Of Louisiana special meeting held their rooms
August 10Th unanimously adopted the following proceeding.
in regarS the de- deces.e OF the Hon JAMES mann
Vice President Of the COMMITTEES and Delegate Congress
from the Sec nd Congressional District
Imp.ed by the Highest Of public duty personal
regard dsca,ed cannot forbear this
pportuny Of bearing test the personal nte
rity lofty character and intelligent patriotism now
deceas friend ong and Intimate association with him ia
promote the general Welfare day by y deepeaed
his hold upon affections and the affections Of people
ofOur State No spirit his. In all his career
since he became citizen of Louisiana there
the least sibt Of envy, malice Absolute frank
and generosity The promr his chAras-
ter As immediate associate this Committee evers
seemed inspired by patriotism that disda the re-
srauts Of section patty that sought restore not
only the Union Of the which be loved but also thu
fraternity Of feeling which al experience proves esents
to good and the public Gritty. In
ola CT usefulness he has suddenly stricken
down. and whilst bow submission the will Of Pr wi
dence but the loss Of faithful
and honored citizen sincere and devot. friend whose
memory will live in the hears Of all that knew him
Resolved That Offer sincere condolences to the
afflicted memter Of the family Of the deceased
Resolved, That the officers aud msnbers Of this COMMITTEES
will attend bis funeral in boey.
Resolved That the various Democratic ubs aad as.ocs
on earnestly requested attend the funeral in citi
zen dress.
Resolved That the Of the Ccmmit.e. be dragged IN
mourning for thirty days
Resolved That the President COMMITTEES send copy
Of these proceedings the family o. the deceased the Pre
dent Of The United States and both Of Congress-
T. L. MACON,
President Democratic State Central Committee.
THOs. STEEL, secretAry
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parishes, a member of the Legislature, saws u
costs him one hundred and fifty dollars week to
get along in New Orleans.
There liz a desf telegrapher 10 st. Louis who re-
ceives messages by feeling the vibrations of the
instrument. His feow.telegraphers converse
with him by psttiDg ttlegraphic signs with finger
on the back of his hand.
wMB., the New Orleans correspondent OF
the New York Times, sends to that paper an
admirably written and racy sketch Of visit to
Vaudeville and Of peep at q colored picnic IN
that burg. The printer is requested not to spell
II PIC mig. One of the musicians lending his aid
to the festive occasion is described as "an Ehio
plan gentleman, whose forehead ran back from
bis speetsces 10 his coat collar"
my attention" says young Raymond, writing
from Saratoga, "was called to handsome span
Of blacks with plscard on them for SALE Every
Few days one of these teams goes by and what g
tale they tell. A fast life and gambling soon pro-
duce this result. Two fellows came here with
few thousands and handsome team ready for a
nice time. In four days the horses paraded the
streets with the sigDfcsnt label for sale.' These
two words mean great deal, ard the first thought
10 somebody's broke.'"
signor Mario and Madame Grisi gave Patti fine
presents on the occasion of her wedding. The
gift of the former was q very handsome end
beautifully executed srabesque pendant, COM
posed Of pearls, diamonds and large turkois, with
ensmeed scrolls, suspended from large gold
chain. Madame Grisi gave her q pair of very
large and handsome gold and coral pendant ear
rings, the pendants being formed Of coral about
iwo inches in length, carved in the shape of
Etruscan vases, with fesioons, the top being
formed of gold, with solid carved coral bulls
head.
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DEATH OF THE Hon. JAMES MANN.-Colonel
James Mann, member of the United States
House of Representatives from the Second
Congressional District of Louisiana, died of
congestion Of the brain in this city yesterday
morning at half-past seven o'clock, aged about
46. Col Mann was a native of the State of
Maine, and formerly resided in C0-ham in
that State. He commenced life ~ z school
teacher Politically he had always acted with
the Democratic party, and had served in
both branches of the Legislature of his native
State. He was apaymaster, with the rank of
major in the army during the late war, and
came to New Orleans in that capacity in 1868,
where he remained until the close of the war.
He was afterward appointed by the President
treasury agent in connection with the Gus
toms, and subsequently as treasury agent in
connection with the internal revenue. These
appointments showed in striking manner
the confidence of the President in his ability
and personal integrity. Last year Col Mann
entered upon the work Of assisting in the re-
organization of the Democratic party of
Louisiana and labored with such fidelity and
success that he was rewarded by party nomi-
nation and election from the second congress
sional district of Louisiana He served ac-
ceptably at the last session, and is believed to
have been instrumental in securing the defeat
by small majority, of the bill for the arming
of negroes in the South. Members politi-
cally opposed to him, but relying upon his
Judgment, observation and truthfulness,
acted upon his earnest advice in voting against
the measure. During his brief service as a
representative in Congress of the interests
of Louisiana and the South he was found
earnest industrious and faithful. Those who
have known him longest and most intimately.
describe him as man of singular sincerity
and honesty, and as an official entirely beyond
the influence of brides Socially he was much
esteemed for his rare generosity, frankness
and geniatity. His death will be accounted
a great loss to his adopted State and to the
conservative principles of which he was a con-
spicuous advocate and representative. The
deceased leaves wife and family. The fune-
raj will take place with Masonic ceremonies,
at P. NJ. this afternoon, from the late resi-
dence OF the deceased. 239 Baronne street.
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East OF New ORLEANS. !
HALL or CORINTHIAN LoDGE, 9. ID.
August l7fh l-6S

East OF NEw ORLEANS,
HALL OF CORINTHIAN LoDGE, %. d.
August 9Th, lo6S.
The members of Cornthian Lodge, q uotihed to
attend their Lodge room. Bible House, Camp street. this
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A. three o'clock TO pay the
sad tribune respect to the rsmsns Of tter deceased
brother JAMES mann. All Master Nasons in good stand
ing fraernally invited attend order Of the
G. X. ABB DIT, Secretary
On vsdns sdsy August 25 1868 at % o'cock NJ JUICE
.. Bus NAN, aged CD year. native Of New YORK
resident Of this y for upwards of fory-fve years RR
The friends and scquansnces of III family are invited 10
attend the funeral viii will take place O'Clock THIS
EvENING his late residence No I79 Espanade street.
fac ng IRENE street
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The Eleventh Ward Club will find notice
in our columns (which concerns them init
mately. As they helped, by an unequaled
majority, to give a majority in the late cleo
ton, so let them retain their supremacy, and
continue as energetic and watchful as hereto
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Bas,ntr Presentation
HIBExNIA DEMOCRATIC CLUE.

Yb.msubes o. this Club will assemble their Hail. No
Nsr,py Building at past o'clock punesuay on
THURSDAY lvENI G 9TH int. vbencst will proceed
to Carroll Hail. corner of Eysian Fields and Great men
stree Is where IN. be VreAsntrd with Banner oy MISS
MAGGIE CocHsAsK, on behalf Of e. Soehrsns ESQ anu
w,h wreath BY the ladies he District Aer the eouca
zion Of he ceremonies Hall the Club will proceed to
the residence If Kelly, where they will be preserea BY
the lsci,, vita flag an' wreath.
The the District are iaVited 10 join us at Wass
ingon square, where the Hbernis Democratic Club VIII
await them
Seats will be provided the far the officers OF the
various clubs and honorary members
p. BRADLEY Marshal.
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In another. column will be found series of
resolutions passed by the Democratic State
Central Committee relative to the recent sud
den death of Col. Jas. Mann. They are the
reflection of the sentiments of the whole COM
munity, not one of whom, we dare say, but
would heartily endorse every word of praise
there uttered of the honored dead, or entirely
join in the expressions of sympathy therein
rendered to the family and personal friends of
the deceased
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The GREAT PBocEssIoN.-The great DEM
ocratie procession on Saturday night promi-
ses to be the grandest demonstration ever
made on this continent. From all quarters
within thirty miles of New Orleans by high
way, and seventy miles by rail, we receive
announcements that the Democracy of the
surrounding country are preparing to partici-
pate in the affair. The entire white popula-
ton of the Crescent City and the adjoining
parishes, together with hundreds of the quiet,
sensible colored people, are going to swell the
ranks of regeneration. The procession will
be eight miles long-that means, it will be
found to stretch from the head of Canal down
to Rampant, thence to Esplanade, and from
Esplanade away into the dini remoteness of
the Third District. 1t is not alone the Demo-
cratic men who are thus forwarding the good
cause; the ladies and the children are all
working strenuously for it. Speed the defeat
of Radical ultraism, and in a few months all
will be well.
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THE PROCESSION

win be composed of THIETEEN GRAND DIVISIONS
constituted as follows;
Leading DivisiOn
10 NIXON Chief Of Division composed of Gusts,
Delegations ana Clubs from Parishes Cities States.
FIrst Division.
J. O. LANDRY, Chief of Division. composed Of the
First ward Regular Democratic Club and all Foot Clubs
located in that Ward
second Division.
THOMAS MURRAY, Chief Of Division, composed
Of the nd Ward Regular Democrat; Club and all
Clubs loca' ed IL that Wad.
Third Division.
GERARD sTIrH, Chief of Division. composed Of
the Thhd Ward Fesus Democratic Club and all Foot Clubs
located in that Ward
FOu-tb Division.
JAMES H. wISGFELD. Chief OF Division, COM
posed the Fourth Ward Regular Democratic CLUB and
all foot clubs located ia that Ward.
Fir,h Division.
T. A. BoZoNIER, Chief Of Division composed OF
the Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Club, all clubs
located in that Wsrd
Sixth DIvIsioa.
GFo W. WHITE, Chief Of Division composed Of the
Sixth w@d sguiAr Democratic Club and al cubs To-
Gated in that Ward.
ScNenNh DiNtslOns
EDWARD BBRMUDEZ, Chief o. Division, COMPOSED
the Seventh Ward Regular Democratic Club and all foot
clubs located in that Ward
Eighth Division.
JOHN GRAYER. Chief of ulv,siOu. composed Of tho
Eighth Ward Regular Democratic Cub aud all clubs To-
Gated in that Ward.
Ninth DIvIsIOB.
IoU.s A. WILLY. Chief Of Division composed OF
the Ninh Regular Democrats all foot clubs
located in hat Ward.
Tenth Division.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT Chief Of Division composed
Ward Regular Democratic all foot elubs
located in that Ward.
Eleventh Division.
RICHARD c. BOND, Chief Of Division composed
ofhs Eleventh Ward r. guar Club and all foot
clubs located n Ward
Tvs fth Division.
T. p. SHERBUhNE, Chief Of Division, composed OF
the Agiers Regular Democratic CLUB, all Foot Clabs
located in Algiers
Thirteenth Division.
A. P MASON, Chief of Division, composed Of all the
Mounted Clubs from the parish
Independent Clubs IN the divisions WILL after the
regular Ward Clubs take precedence In line according TO
seniority Of organization.
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The HANCOCK CLUB viii assemble a. their Headquarters
No l39Csna street promptly at o'clock In full inform
white hat white pants gloves and badges Pro-
cse1g 10 IAay-ts Square will assist the OF
. amer BIZ the FOSSIL GUARDS 10 ths LIBgRrY
GUARDS eolored) After which the Club will take the
following
Up St. Charles julia, Julia tn Camp Camp to Cal
lope out Cslops to Magazine, up Magazine to Jackson
where the III hslt in ont Of the residence Of Mr. j. IT,
PHHLPs receive elegant FLAG At the haads Of the
Ladies; thence Magazine Race, Rae Con-
stance Contsnce to ,aope, out Calicps to Maya
Ine Magazine Poydrzs out Poydas to Camp down
Camp to Canal out Canal 10 Headquarters.
A full turn-ou Of the Club is requested BIZ order.
E. s. DREW, .
President
wv
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Thanks to the members of Hibernia Demo-
cratic Club, and particularly to D. d. OBrien,
i ESQ, their energetic secretary, for their kind
in vitation to the staff of the CRESCENT to be
on hand at their ceremonies tonight The
CRE, 'cENT shall be duly represented.
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Rid .

On Wednesday morning. Goth inst, at half pas. seven
a'esck JAMf MANN member of Congress fro m Loussns
and native Of Maine
and scqusntsnces 1eetFuy to at
tend from hi late residence 29 street
between Julia and Joseph Streets o'clock THIS
hFTERf DON
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The CRrscENT's chief editor has been unani-
mously elected an honorary member of the
brave "Spirits of '6S," whose headquarters
are at Carroll Hall, Third District, and whose
organization has no superior in the country.
Thanks, We true Spirits
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The Seymour Southrons publish card of
thanks to Mr.. Clauson for refreshments at
their first parade, and to the Constitution
Club for brotherly recognition. Thus all our
true citizens favor the sweeping movement of
the peonle
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The noble and ambitious Fossil Guards,
Junior, meet this evening at half-past g. at 20
st. Charles street, to assist in the presents-
ton, by their seniors. of splendid banner
to the Liberty (colored) Guards. These lads
have our best wishes, for they are all bound
to be good voting Democrats in year or So
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Diseases OF the Eye.

DR.. JULIUS HOxBERGER, 1sts Assistant to Dr. sichsl
Psris) ocULIsT. 40 Canal street, New Orleans Once
hours from IL to O'Clock CT Diseases Of tho Eve
Saturdays, frsm 10 o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited to attend the Clinic Denominations with
the Opthamoseope etc Posr patients will be treated %
Grated Of eharre
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ALTE RNATEs:

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leayine their address at this Office
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We thank the gentlemen of the German
Democratic Club, of the Second District 81
Bienville street. who, through their secretary,
Mr.. Sibilsky, have invited us to their banner
presentation this evening.
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Notice hereby given that the undersigned authorized
by Mr. CHARLES MOKGAN, owner of the Morgan lines o.
United stsies mall steamers take Marine Risks Cargo
Merchandise shipped by his plying Mobile
any Of the Texas ports, AT oNE-HALF THE RAYS
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS or
NV ORLEANS July /, 1853
Mr. Morgan's hdence in his and
desire pr betwes- New Orleans Mobile
iexas ports have dictated this course.
For further pa cuas those interested invited to call
the sfbce. 80 and 50 Camp street
CHAS. A. WHITNEY q CO., Agents.
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Fos snrann,s Cotton Ties.

We have Large Supply OF the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIbb on hand which surpassed In quality Of rOn
ing OF best Engisb manufacture and fully guaran
Also, FAsSMAhN', BUTrOR TIES and DIAMOND
tbs, so extensively used IN former years
For sale in any quantity 70 suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS q LATTING,
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES am nov
prepared receive orde from the trade sELFFAs
TIMING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality Ems
ush Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
II. T. BARTLETT
General Agent. az q arondeet stre.t
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Grand Parade.

RooMs DEsocRATIc PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, Aug H. 1865
with resolution passed at the nsr meet
ing this COMMITTEE held the 18th inst notice hereby
ven that there will be GRAND PARADE all the De
ocrstic Clubs in the parish, on SATURDAY EVENING
August 29th
The Marhas Of the different Clubs Of the city put
themselves in communication with Hen- JAMES Nc
CLOSKEY, Grand Marshal for full. - actions.
BY order Of the Democratic ParisLC Jmmittee
JOS. ELLISON President.
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MARRIED:

In Galveston, Tuesday August IS 1865 the Csthe
dra by the Rev. Father L Anstsett WILLIAM WAL
LACE MCCARTHY, of New Orleans, La, to Miss LUCY
LOWNLS, Of Galveston. Texas.
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There is a club of ladies up town called the
Seymour Gossips." This is good idea and
worthy of imitation. Success to the fair men,
bers, and may they elect their candidate
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"S0ufHsers Landsn .aSeacu.

We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERIY etc, in the Southern States References and In
formation prompt given
LIVINGSTON, EGERToN Il CO.,
No. Liberty street, New York
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Banner Pre- Seaf0ftOn
10 rBE-
LIB ERTY O. U a r ID -.

Il % IA IL 4 U = - II y -
COLoREDJ
Under the auspices Fossil Guards. at the LAFAY
ETTE SQUARE, on THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST
9th. at hsfpsst O'CLOCK.
The Bat ner be presented by Honorary member Of
the fossil, GUARDS which, distinguished orators will ad
dress meeting er the termination Of the proceedn
at the square line procession will be formed observing
the following route:
ROUTES
Up Chsles street to Julia Julia to Camp. down Camp
TO north eide Of Rampant up south side of Canal to
st. Charles, where the sion wt BE- dismissed
An Democratic Clubs respectfully invited 70 attend.
Marshas Of visiting Clubs will upon their srrivs at the
square iepsrt the Grand Marshal
W.P. CLALK,
Grand Marshal
TAYLOR KANE, Secretary.
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The chief editor Of the CRESCENT returns
his thanks to the Blair Knights for electing
him an honorary member.
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Route.

The ce'Fon VIII oun4 the head Of Canal street;
down the rh Size Of Canal srses down Royal street. to
EysiSn Feld' street, Eysian Field N, eves;
mp hesee 70 EspsSsde street, down the south side Of Ks
plansne sweet 10 Oh rtres Charsres TO Camp
tnd Pryania streets Washington sveoue Washington
avenue to Magazine sre-t down Magazine Canal
street. th'pce TO Clay satue where up the arrival Ofthe
divisions and elsbs shey wiz be dismissed d perssd
JAMES McCL0SKEY,
9rand Marshal
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II. Carer D. co.
CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

FULL ASSORTMENT of the LATEST MANUFAo
TURE Of these well known and most approved GINS
received and constantly hand tosether with SAWS
BANDS, CRATES. BRIsTLEs. BOXES, etc
The wide and unsurpassed reputation Of this through
cut the country is well established require further
tihcsses or Endorsements to the planter
FOSTER & CO., Agents,
Ne. ITO Graver street.
New Orieans La
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@. II. ZIMN1E;RNIANN,
% and 96........CsnaI Street. ...0i an DC
Has just returned with Large Stock Of
CORALs, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, FINE JEWLERY
AND SILYERWARE
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To Planters.

GRAY'S PATfNT liB0R-SkVlNG, ANT-FRC TON
IRON sCHEw COTTON PRESS.
The Most Simple Durable and Effective Invented Send
for Circulars. For sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS Il CO..
So ST Charles sreat. NeH Orleana.
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Programme

Programme
FLAG PREsEETATIoN
70 rHE-
II a N Q O Q TX Q Il u h ,
Thus sday Evening. Aug. 81, Isds.
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Office
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The following named gentlemen elected BOARD OF
DIRECTORS for the above mentioned for
suing years. dating August /, 1865
j. M LAPFYRE. W. s. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, l. b POTHIER
II. ZUBEEBlER, WIN. McCULl OCH,
J. N Marks, @. DAYAROC.
4. y S BM,DT, WIN. CKEEVY.
W COOf Err, THOS FiNLAY,
W. H. PIKE, ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
DAVID McCOARD, PATRICK IRW n
l. FAULFlELD, JNO. @. SISNOrT,
GERARD STITH, W. C. NICHOLS.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors held 9Th day Of
August ls6s the following named gentlemen we're elected
officers Of the Association TO years:
JNo. DAVIDSON, President;
W. PIKE Vice President;
X ". YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FOURNIER Treasury
W. B. KooNTZ, Attorney.
W. c. NICHOLS, NJ D., Physician.
The Office of the Association No 100 Carondee
street. Davidsons Row. where the ocers Of the Association
prepared to receive applications for membersi ip
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK II. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
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EIse.or. for IN. state at Large .

Electors for the State at Large
ExeOVERNvR x. C. wICKLIFFE, of West Fsiesna.
ISAIAH GARRETT Of ouachta.
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES P. FRERET, Of jefferson.
JUDGE J. N. LEA, o, Orleans