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GOVERNOR wARMo1H's INAUGURAL

The inaugural delivered yesterday by Gov.
warmoth is in some respects a remarkable
document. In point of compendiousness and
brevity it is almost a model Many of our
citizens will be surprisedat its well pondered
and carefully guarded phraseology, and at its
studiously moderate and conciliatory tone.
1t affords evidence that Governor Warmoth
does not wish to be classed with the rash and
headlong men of his party; that he is pene-
trated with some wholesome convictions re-
gsrding the exigencies of the situation; and
that he has not been indifferent to the advice
of the CRESCENT and other conservative papers
that he should address himself frankly to the
interests of the State and to the common
good of all her people, if he would improve
his own position and prospects, either as
political leader or private citizen.
1t is to be regretted that Governor War
moth did not take this occasion to join the
friends of universal amnesty and the removal
of all political DISABILITIES for political causes.
While expressing his earnest wish for the re-
vival of prosperity and of healthy public
sentiment, he should not have forgotten how
much policy of political vindictiveness and
prescription makes against both of those OBJ
jects.
eve want peace and order; without it we
can have no prosperity" says Gov. Warmoth.
He may be assured that there is not one in the
one hundred thousand of those to whom he
is politically opposed who is not prepared to
second him heartily in any measures which
will unite the true conditions of peace and or
der and prosperity, security of life and
property, and substantial service to the
State. "Let legislation be kept in harmony
as much as possible with the sentiments of
the whole people," Will the partisan majority
in the legislature have the wisdom or the lib
erality to act upon this advice
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In our advertising columns this morning will be
found notice of the merging of two of our best
known business houses into one. The firm Of
Brooks, Macdonald & Co. has been dissolved by
mutual consent as has also that of Logan q Clai-
borne. Messrs. Jas. NJ. Brooks aud Louis H.
lie Gay. of the formeriffm, and Mr.. W. G. c. Clai'
borne, jr., of the latter, have formed copartner
ship and will under the title of Brooks, Claiborne
& Co., transact general cotton and commission
business. The new house is strong one, and will,
we hope, meet with that success to which the
business capacity of thesegentemen comprising
it amply guarantee to it. Good luck, gentlemen.
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We had the lively pleasure, day or two
ago, of meeting our excellent and jovial
friend, Richard Esterbrook, so extensively
and favorably known in this community as an
architect, and as a gentleman of the most
amiable and generous qualities. Mr. Ester
brook has for the last two years been en-
gagged in erecting new machinery, draining
the lands, and studying the physical and sci
entifc advantages offered for the cultivation
of sugar, on the magnificent plantation of
Edmond ]. Forstall Esq, in the parish of
st. James. He expects a munifcent remu-
neration, this season, for all his time, study
and physical labor. He assures us the negro
labors as well in his Embarrassment as ever
he worked in bondage, all he requires to be
faithful and industrious being firm but dis
eliminating discipline and liberal wages.
Mr.. EsteIbrook, in whose intelligence and
Judgment in any industrial subject he has
thoroughly studied, all that know him will
place unlimited reliance, assures us that
under good treatment, kindly but not in
dulgent management and fair wages, the ne
groes will work, so far as his two years expe-
rience under the new regime extends, more
thoroughly, economically and proftably than
he has ever known the same individuals to
have worked in state of servitude. Keep
away the itinerant politicians, and the black
is an honest, hard working laborer.
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Louisiana Declared in the Union.
RECONSTRUCTION L
IMPERATIVE.
LAWS
TIE
CIVIL LAW SUPR E NJ E
MILITARY TO PRESERVE THE PEACE WHEN PROPERl
CALLED ON.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, |
New Orleans, La, July Is, 1865. {
pecial Orders No l541


2. The commanding general having been off.
cislly notified of the ratification of the l4th article
Of amendment TO the Constitution Of the United
States by the legislature Of the State of Louisiana,
on the 9th instant, it becomes his duty, under the
act Of Congress which became q law June 18th,
1865 and the orders Of the general of the army, to
announce TO the people of the State, and 10 the
troops under his command, that the provisions of
the reconstruction acts OF Congress cease to oper-
ate in Louisiana from this date. Military authority
will no longer be exercised under the recOnstruc-
ton acts in said State, and all officers commanding
posts attachments are forbidden to interfere in
civil affairs, unless upon proper application by
the civil authorities 10 preserve the peace, or
der instructions duly received from the command
ing general of the din 'rict. Military law no longer
exists. The civil Law is supreme.
All civil officers now acting under authority Of
appointments from these headquarters. will at
nee transfer their Offices, with the records, funds
and property pertaining thereto, to their
who have been declared duly elected, and who
have qualified under the laws Of the State. All
other records properly belonging to the State
will be transferred TO the proper State officers.
The commanding general cannot sever the rela-
tons heretofore existing between the State and
himself, without cOngratulating the people upon
an event which fully restores Louisiana to her for.
mer position among the other States of the Union,
and to all her rights under the Constitution.
Peace and quiet marked the late election. show
ing the softeniDg influences of mutual fOrbearance.
Should such forbearance animate the councils of
the State, the era Of kind feeling will return and
the highest prosperity of the people will be at.
tanned.
I That this may be the result under the guidance
of a merciful Providence, is his devout and ear
nest prayer. May her restoration TO the benefits
of our beloved Union mark the com nencement of
new era of prosperity and happiness for her
people.
By command of Brevet Major Gen. R. C. Buch-
ansn. rios. II. NELL
ksjor 10th InfaEtry. Brevet Brig. General, U. s A..
Acting Assistant Aojutant General
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SWEET ARTICLE.-Not that we mean to say,
either ironically soberly, that this paragraph is
TO be of q sacchsrine character. Oh, mo- But
we do mean to say that the best of sweet articles
Of all kinds may be obtained from No. 93lOld
Levee street, where, from time immemorial, Mr..
E. Turpin has kept his wholesale and retail con-
fectionery. But what Mr.. Turpin particularly
prides himself upon just now is his fine stock Of
syrups. They have been manufactured from the
best materials, imported from Europe, under his
personal supervision, and are warranted to be
perfectly free from all adulteration. Mr.. Turpin
is well known to sell none but the best goods,
and the guarantee which he gives to these syrups
is, therefore, sufficient to assure every one Of
their excellence. They are sold wholesale and
retail, so that all may obtain them. Read Mr..
Turpin's card in another column, and read it
attentiVely.
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by act of July II, 1862, as enemies property TO
be applied to the expenses of the war, and the
debts OF the United States. This was corrupuy
and unlsWfully done, without any authority Of
Congress.
Fiffh Additional Article-He did usurp the pow
ers Of other branches Of the government aud ex-
ercise the legislative power in defiance of the
Constitution, in creating or attempting TO create
new governments out of the territory conquered
from the Confederate States of America" So
called, and TO govern them by his own power, by
form unknown to the Constitution, without con-
suting Congress, but defying their authority when
they bad spoken. and denying the constitutonality
Of The laws of Congress enacted to govern said
conquered territory.
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THE GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING.-The
Democratic State Central Committee have
fixed on next Saturday evening as a fitting
time for holding the great Democratic meet
ing, ratifying the nominations of the New
York National Convention.
The nominees for the presidency and vice.
presidency are so well known, so acceptable
and so popular among all Democrats through
out the country, that it is not deemed
necessary to go into any particularities here
regarding their merits and their claims. 1t
is sufficient to say that, next Saturday even
ing, there is to be a mass meeting of the gal
liant Democracy, on Lafayette Square, in
honor of Seymour and Blair. The bare an
nouncement will stir the hearts of our citi-
Eens like the blast of trumpet; and such a
demonstration, so overwhelming in numbers
and enthusiasm, so united and resolved in
determination to succeed in the triumphant
election of their candidates, shall never have
been witnessed in the South.
The CRESCENT would suggest to the citizens
of New Orleans that public and private
buildings be illuminated, and every other
manifestation made that can show the fervor
and intensity of the people for the success Of
SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
The programme will probably be published
in to-molrow's CRESCENT, giving the route of
the procession, the names of speakers, etc.
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Those FIOictng Bosom Shirt
second Hand Pianos.

SEVENTEEN SECOND HAND PIANOS, Upright and
Square, Of Peye Ersrd Cab err Dunham and other good
manufactu'sr s which have taken exchange for new
Pianos, will be sold VERY CHEAP, EIIHEa FOR CAS- l.,
OR AGAINST MONTHLY AILMENTS TO make room for
stock Their prices range from FIFTY DOLLARS up
wards
limited number Of the will be rented with the
privilege Of purchasing the stipulated price, dedu ting all
rents paid.
Parties wishing 20 obtain Piano on these ADYANrA
GEoUS TERMS will do well to apply early
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
Piano Ware ooms l2g Canal street.
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II card.

NEW ORLEANS, June "a, 1863.
We, the undersigned members Of the Awarding Committee
Of Clas No 81 of the second Fair the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association, Of Louisiana do hereby
ty that under the rules Of the Association musical
except those manufactured in the se
could be received for competition. Thst the Grand
Square Pianos BY Knate Co. Of Ba tmors the only
Pianos Of the style entered for competition and that the
Pianos manufactured by Messrs stenway Sons, in New
York, and exhibited by Mr. LGrunewad although decidedly
the best exhibited the FAIR coud-ior above
be awarded the First Premium they Justly
deserved.
THOMAS GRIPS,
Chairman Committee.
EDWARD GROENEVELT.
G. F. PERPEET.
j. GAUDIN.
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= CROPS IN TIE TEcHE COUNTRY. The Franklin

CROPS IN TIE TEcHE COUNTRY. The Franklin
Banner of Saturday says:
The crops everywhere look well, and the
planters and people generally appear satisfied
and hopeful. The rains have not been general,
but have dotted down showers here and there,
some places in abundance, and in other places
rather sparingy. Still, all have had enough for
the cane crop, and enough to insure good corn
crop. We have heard from the country twenty
FIVE miles above 81. Martnsville. and as far out as
Vermilionville, and on even as far as Opelousas
and Washington. All report abundant crops. st.
Landry has been blessed with copious and season
able showers. II the worm will let the cotton
alone that parish will be in good condition and
prosperous the coming year.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
We are requested to call public attention to the
sale at auction, to be made to-day at noon, at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street. by the sheriff of the parish Of Orleans of
lot of ground with the improvements thereon,
situate on Prytana street, between Jackson and
Josephine, Fourth District. For particulars see
advertisement.
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PLAQUENINEs ITENs-The Empire Parish OF
Saturday has the following items:
The weather continues to be het and dry.
River falling. Cane looks fine.
Our farmers have planted large tracts of land Of
sweet potatoes.
Rice cutting, We understand, viii commence
here about the 25th inst. II is said that new rice
will be ready for shipping on or about the lst of
August next.
New beds Of oysters have been discovered in
Grand Bayou.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. GO. sell, at II o'clock 81 their
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street furniture etc also, AZ
III O'Clock A NJ r. Liners stable Gravier street,
horses, mules, etc.
O. DE FERRET sells ga o'clock NJ, at No 81 Royal
str. e., valuable library.
THE SHERIFF sells u O'Clock the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exehsnge. real estate.
fHE CONSTABLE SELLS at 10 O'Clock at corner OF 81
MARY and Laurel streets, iurniture, etc.
No. See advertisements o third psge.
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Passengers per steamship Trade Wind. from
Belize, Honduras: Mrs. Alice Could II a Minis
Fred. Strickley, Daniel Burke, W. NJ. Burns J.
u McCay, NJ. E. McCsy. P. McCay, Grsyer Ne.
cay, M. X. Vineyard wife and family, I. <. Pack,
Wiie and family, A. E. Broadney.
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Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office.
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.Yt,U Goods! .Ee,c Goods ,

Just imported for The fashionable and Renteel dressing
young OF our citv-An Styles Of snk and Satin
CRAHATs, tbs and Blu TEXTILES from Is cents every
style Linen and Paper COLLARS. from % cents box
SLEEVE BUTTONs, STUDS and BREAslPfNS. Also
endless variety Of SHIRTS, in box, from 80
LEIGHTON a. HAYMAN,
Corner Charles andC Canal streeae
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"Judge" Keckley, for many years prominent
caterer for St. Louis. and the husband Of the Mrs.
Keckley who was dress maker TO Mrs. Lincoln,
and the author of q gossipy volume about her,
died in Memphis, on the 9TH inst.
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j. &. BOgff.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
Office snd Saesroom "a Tchoupit0ulas street, will give
prompt attention sales Merchandise Stocks Bonds
Rea Esta Q Furniture. Cash Advances Mad Con.
se nments Regular sales OF Groc-Te- Produce Wines Ii
quoTs. Tobacco and Cigars every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY tll1z A N.
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Car0OHc IcG0.

THIS IS THE BEST DIsINFECrANT KNOWN.
Recommended Throughout the Scientific
World
AND BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THIS CITY,
Which the following Certificate proves, viz;
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALrH,l
Eev Orleans, August q, 1907.
lido hereby certify that at a meeting Of this Board held
evening of tie 18th instant the COMMITTEE o. Hea
reported CARBOLTC ACID As the BEST DIStNFECrANT,
and recommended PAGE co Is as the best preparation u
'"e 'AN'' ~ VIZ GEo. WIN DIRMEYBR ND,
Secretary Board Of Health
The undersigned are now prepared tosurcg
PAGE a. CO.'S CARBoLIC ACID.
they spared expense construct and put into
apparatus produce article unequaed oy any
manufacturer in the country and ado - sell a. s9en
prices will pace 10 within the Of TIE poorest member
Of this community The virtues OF CARBOLiO ACID sro
not confined 10 It's disineetant properties alone MS mshY
extoled
EXTERMINA TOR OF vERMIN,
Such as Chrches Reaches Moths In the Hen House
ana on board OF ship It Is Indispensable
The Cost is small--Its Merits Great
TRY IT AT ONCE
WE WILL ABIDE BY THE PUBLIC VERDICT
PAGE & CO.,
No 81 Camp st -eet.
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$4,000 RetUGrd.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK. THIS DAY, pack
made for the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ. MORGANS SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS, In Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each All Of Letter Q.
md A.Aad M.roh n,d.
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Portable GGSitght

L O Il II II T. NJ 1 l. l. y n .
NO MACHINERY, GASOMETERs, OR PIPE RE
QUIRED-NO sMOKE-N0 CaIMNEY-NO
WICK-AT MUCH LIE S COST THAN
COAL GAS-BY THE USE OF
COUGHS CELEBRATED
PATENT PORTABLE GAS GENERATOR,
IOGETuER
PROFESSOR THOMSON'S PUROLINE,
Guaranteed NOD-Exr IOsive,
Now on exhibition at the MASONIC HALL AUCTION
MART, corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
Descriptive Circulars OF the above together with
from the celebrated chemists and parties having u
in both here and abroad calling Al
Office The public respectful ly invited
anime for then selves.
TIE rights anufacture sell 10 ahe Southern
for sale the liberal and opportunity
offered to energetic Of small large capital
gagei the monopoly efthese tive patents.
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Woo Orleans Postomce.
Time of Arrival and Departure of Mails

Time OF Arrival and Departure OF Mails
Route sOOl-New Orleans Brashier daily except
Sunday at IAN. Arrive daily CSunday excepted BY
Route sO2-New Orleans to Canton departure daily.
Closes at $50 ?. Sunday IL Arrives daily SIS
Route sNS-New Orlea,s ST. FraRcisvle supplying an
the Offices opened departure Monday NJ and Friday at
81 NJ. Arrives Monday and Frid y mornings
Route sOO4-New Orleans 70 Carroton Jefferson City,
departure Monday Thursday at A. NJ Arrives Monday
and Thursday at 4P.A.
Route sOO5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement, Lower
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday at Arrives sun
day and Thursday.
Route sOO6-Nsw Orleans to Mobile departure daily at ?.
NJ, Sunday at u N. Arrives daily by SAN
Route sOO7-New Orleans to Covngton, La, departure
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Friday
at4P.H
Route Orleans to Avier departure daily at l.
Arrives daily by II
Route sOOS-New o. leans to Vckburg, supplying all tho
Offices opened Vckburg also Red River and Ouashita
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at p. Ar
rives Monday and Friday morning..
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays A. NJ,
Saturdays at TX N, Pascagoua. Saturdays atlll6.
Mails for Galveston, Houston Indianola, San Antonio,
Brownsville Bazos Santiago Orleans OpelousaG
Railroad, close att A. N. Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, West
Indies. etc.
Guadsioupe Martinique. French and Dutch Guiana ST.
Vncents, St. Lucia ST. Vincent, Trinidad Genada-ls
half OF optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico, St Thomas, Jsmaca.
Venezuela, United States Of Colombia English Gusna-C
sents half o. obligatory.
Bolivia Chill, EcuAdor-Si cents half on, obligatory.
Circular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France Z, England G. and Italy y cents each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden -, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars rated as book packets, under.
once Hours.
Opens At o'clock A. NJ; closes at SP
Sundays Office opens at 3 O'Clock A. n olosesatl
r. w. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Improved
SOUTHERN PETROLEUMS rOVES,
JERVEY'S PATENT.
Improved

The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook better ana
quicker ihsn other Stoves without smoke dust ashes
asant odor
The be daily operation It ell hours at
Johnsens Lunch Stand in the Merchants Exchange and
also 81 the establishment No. los Magazine street.
OIL for Stoves Of IS cents per gallon
JOS. r. DE MANY.
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Agency for
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR STEAM
,. WATER AND GAS.

We have received full supply Of PIPE and FITTINGS,
both Plain and Galvanized and shall continue to sell
manufacturers' prices
We have also a good supply Of SHELF HARDWARE,
SHEET, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON, RUBBER HOSE,
PACKING, SHEET LEAD LEAD PIPE aud all kinds of
RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT aud MECHANICS SUP
PLIES which we will sell low any house in South
BOSTlCK & SEYMOUR,
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French Syrups for Family u.s.
PAR EXCELLENCE.

100 Dozen PINE APPLE, LEMON, oRGEAT, ORANGE
FLOWER, BANANA, ROSE, RASPBERRY, STRAW.
BERRY, GoosEBERRY, VANILLA and RASPBERRY
VINEGAR
These Syrups manufactured expressly for family
under my personal supervision. T. ey warranted PURE
and FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATION. Great care
has been taken give each quality the precise
the fruit To obtain this result pure uises have
ported direct from Europe.
Call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere, At
ERNEST TURPIN'5,
% Old Levee street.
Between COuti and st Iouis
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Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES am now
prepared orders from trade for the sELFFAs
TENING BUCKLE TIES, eli made Of best quality Eng
Hsh Iron, and BANDS Of any requirsd length
II. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent AZ Csrondeet street
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PhOlO1l1S

Z" p A = II IAN LOT O y
FOR
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
PHALON'S PsphiAn Lotion removes all ERUP-
TONS, FRECKLEs, PINfLEs, MOTH BLOTCHEs,
TAN etc, and renders the Skin Sof, Fair and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery il is invaluable Gentlemen
Shaving it has equal. "Paphan Lotion Is the
only reliable remedy diseases eishes OF the Skin
PHALON'S Psphian sospn for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the Skin
Price. Is cents per Cake. Sold by all Drugrists
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Just Opened.
:
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Magazine and st. Andrew Streets,
Over Liberman's Dry Goods Stere.
PHOTOGRAPHER 81 30 per dozen;
AMBROTYPEs. rs cents;
PORCELAIN PICTURES, IS;
And al work guaranteed equal any done In the city
Call and Specimens.
WILEY & sOUBY.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT EXHIBITED
BY The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE
NAME OF THEMSELVES AND or ALL THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST ANDREW JOHN.
SON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IN
MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT OF THEIR DPEACH.
MENT AGAINST HIN FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MIS-.
DKMEAHORS IN OFFICE.
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Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. West
Indies.
Circular Postage

Belgium, Switzerland and Germany cents each.
France Z, England G. and Itely y cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars are rated as book packets, o. or under
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Electors for the state at Large;
EX-GOVERNOR R. @. wICKLIFFs, of West Feeian"-
ISAIAH GARRETT. of ouachita-
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES P. FRERET, of Jefferson.
JUDGE ]. " LEA, Of Orleans.
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once Hours.

Opens at o'clock A. NJ; closes at sP n.
Sundays, Office opens at O'Clock A. closes at IAN
r. w. TALIAFERRO,
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National Democratic Ticker

YoR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANCIS II. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI,