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Gclefte0 nlislcllanD.
Kiss and Make Friends.
kiss and make IN, JEAN

kiss and make up, Jean"
But Jean turned her lips away. Council
HALL had sorely offended her and her pride was
up. He should have sued humbly for PARDON
at the very least. 1t was prcsumng in him
TO take things ia band ia this cavalier sty lie,
and ask her to {" kiss and make up" as though
she were baby. She gave him scornful
look and turned away, and went back into the
pretty porch aud took up her sewing, and
seeued as intent on that as though Connell
Hall were miles away; and he stood looking
over the fence moment and then walked
away, never looking back once. But the mo-
meni hi5 head was turned she looked after him
no, not once, but all the way up the green.
When she was quite sure Of that Jean put her
bead down and cried. She had expected him
10 follow her to the porch and plead for for
giveuess, which, in the end, she intended to
accord for she had no wish to break with Con
nell Hall entirely, only to punish him little.
Suppose he never should come back,
said Jean to herself, and at that the tears fell
faster.
AS for Council, he went on TO the river
side, and there sat down among timber on its
wbaryes and thought moodiy enough about
what had happened. lie had not intended to
anger his little betrolhed so seriously indeed
he had not thought of yexing her at all.
He was somehow induced 10 wait on CO.
ouc,,i.h K,ttv Frost who pretended 10 be
n.rvnus ai,nnt oo;ng home alone fro,, the
singing school. But be would have explained
il M 10 Lean Resides a man could moi be n
.io co lerauen he was encaocd and could mi
10 on;te a be.r IN nil nther cirls Ki,ty as
,oprh as asked him lo 90 with her and lean
should know Thai she was no more 10 him
nan a,v one eise lle could moi he too hmm
liz I, vas mot manly He would wait mill
he saw she was sorry for her temper before he
would seek her again
What was she doing bow7 Stealing AWAY
with scornfIl liz and Eye, as he had left her, or
tbattiny ..ith win Waller who always mana
qfl 10 s,ot, NJ the gate about sunset II never
entered Gonnsl,s mind 10 guess the truth
,iut she wss CRYING bitterly in her avn lit
lie room mn siairs with her ewes hot and
swollen and her henri warming for chance
10 kiss and make up--a rhnnce he felt quite
snre no would never give her aoaio
So runnelI sat looking out upon The waters
hniiI the yellow moon arose and looked nj
herself in the waves that sobbed against the
wharf lighting the rippIes with diamond
CLEANS. aud tossing mystic spnrk,es into the
gr,c,, r;does thar lifted their heads above the
i,,.,..t ea,,. of tho shore
po ala mot care for gunner tina, NIGHT II
soemed 10 him he cared for nothing anv long.
ar Only the water had n charm for him =
To have (, ali about him was what he longed
for-to float along with it under the moon.
Ard ins, then a little boat came IN a land.
still hard by. and rope was cast 10 a most Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

How GlnL SECUTED HUSBAND. The days
of romance are not altogether passed away,
if the story is true. 1t was case OF love at
first sight; or rather Of love before the sight
A gentleman who has an abundance OF that
agreeable article known as money, which he
had no inclination to spend in Il wild lie, had
made up his mind that he wanted to marry.
He was acquainted with no lady to whom he
wished to PROPOSE and SO he waited for the
desired creature to come around, as great
many people tell us she is SURG to do some day
or other.
Happening one afternoon in photograph
gallery, lie saw package of carles de visite
living on the counter, where they had been
temporarily placed. He gazed intently at the
uppermost picture Of the package, ana con-
cluded that ii was just the picture that suited
him. -
May ask !" he said 10 the attendant be-
hind the counter p 1t would be against our
rules to give her name" was the reply "But
even il were not so, could tell you nothing
more than the name, as know nothing about
her, rot even her residence. She came here
last week aud ordered d dozen photographs
which are promised for tomorrow.
The stranger returned thanks for the infor-
nation and walked out. But lie watched tht
door of that establishment all the afternoon,
and every time lady approached he eyed hei
TO see if She was the original Of the picture
He was at his post next day, and the next, ane
on the third afternoon he was rewarded BY
seeing her. He followed her as she went
away and, after II wearisome tramp among dry
goods stores and millinery establishments, he
tracked her home
Then he went to work to ascertain who she
was, and found that her parents were entirely
reputable people, in moderate circumstances,
and that the character Of the lady herself was
above the slightest reproach. Then he sought
the father, stated his object, gave the most un-
doubted references and did not call again till
the old gentleman had examined them. lie
was introduced, and you can easily guess tho
rest. No cards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

TIME undersigned mas now on mana about
l 10, COO feet of White Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in soak in Spring water a
sufficient length of time to free it from sap
ANY Pump constructed of this stock is guar
anteed not to give unpleasant taste to the
water His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
and complete, and he will always be prepar-
ed to put up the
EXCELSIOR PUMP,
A short notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fix
lures, of the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prem
Uses where they are TO be placed, when desir-
ed, at so cents foot
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they win be kept in order by him, for
len years, for the moderate sum Of 81 pr year.
All Pumps put in and not proving satisfac-
tory. will be taken out and the money re-
| funded.
Orders by mail, or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
| Gg- For any further Information, apply to
Mr.. l. BYERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
PUMP MAKER,
/ apl9-ly Fountain Green, Hartford Co.
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Yours, truly,
"BaApLEY T. JoHssos."


Caors ~ TExAs.-The Dallas Hsraid says
Accounts from every direction in this part OF
Texas indicate the finest wheat crop for many
years. Saving rust and the danger IS almost
over, the yield viii be abundant. Thiriy,fye
ami even forty bushels 10 the acre Is predict
cd The cotton is doing bat passatly we'll
and needed rain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

THE CHEROKEE RosE.-A rose ought TO be
beautiful which has such a charming romance
connected with its namo
A young Indian chief Of the Seminole tribe
was taken prisoner By his enemies, the Chero-
KEGS and doomed to torture. but fell seriously
i'll that it became necessary to wait for hrs res
toration TO health before committing him to
fire. And as he lay prontrated by disease IN
the cabin Of the Cherokee warrior, the dauRh-
Ter OF the latter, young, dark-iaced maid,
was his nurse She fell in love with the young
chefutin, and wishing to save his life, urged
him to escape. But he would not do so unless
she would fee with him. She consented. Yet
before they had gone far, impeled by soft re-
greet at leaving home, she asked permission
of her lover to return for the purpose OF bear
ing away some memcnto of it. So, retracing
her footsteps, she broke sprig from white
rose which climbed up the poles Of her father )
tent, and preserving it during her flight thro,
the wilderness, planted il by the door Of her
new home in the land Of the Seminoies. And
from that day this beautiful flower has Away;
been known throughout the Southern States
by the name Of the Cherokee rose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07
ERGCAEVlLLE
CARRIAGE FACTORY
ESTA.BLISHED 1865
QJyDEas,T q KING.

,--,,-------, HAVlNG provided himself
saa strn21zu0 with a First-Class HEAESE,
aud a large stock Of Mahogany, Walnut and
Cher, plahk. he will also carry on The ON-
DER FAKLNG BUSINESS. lie wllattend
Funerals in any portion Of the county. All
orders addressed TO him at Brookeville, Nd,
will receive prompt attention
WIN. MILSTEAD.
mar aI-tf Brookeville, lid.
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EARMIGER5,
LOOK TO YOUR IarEREsTs!.
WOOL CARDENC.

.vxkf5 THE subscriber would respectfully
Eg inform his patrons and the public
0su44@ generally, that be has put his Card
ing Machine ia complete order for the present
season. aud is prepared to CARD WOOL and
MAKE ROLLS, in the best manner, and on
terms to suit the times.
ns- All Wool left at the Store Of WIN.
JONES, Rockville, will be regularly called
for. attended to according to directions, and
returned to the same place.
may l9--tf* WIN. GAMBLE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

Holmes says 81 should Ike 10 zee any
mans biography, with corrections aud emen-
dations by his ghost"
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that moved toward him. and lying with clasp
ed hands above his head in the bottom Of the
boat, when great shadow fell upon him.
sudden sound as OF a giants heavy breathing,
n shrill shrek, and all his senses, returned to
him-C onnell Hall knew that his boat had
been run down by n steamer, and gave himself
up for lost
lean oliver waited in vain for Cornell to
come 10 her. While she watched lie was ~
iup in the room of little tavern by the river
side. crushed and wounded, and wandering in
his mind, a mere wreck of his former hand
some self aud not likely, SO all said, TO live
long.
Jim. the fshermnn's SON brought the news
TO The divers in The dusk of the third day.
He seemed kind Of queer when lent him
the boat.n he said. "Not just himself so as
TO run under the steamer. He handled the
oars so we'll lie won't hold EN- again, II
isn't likely. guess it's over with him"
And moor Jean, listening, dropped like n
broken lily into her mothers arms,
!" onarrcled with him and sent him from,
me. she whispered C" think it was my
fault. Oh, take me to him"
And they took her. ~.
| Gle is very low" said the old physician,
as they questioned him in the little parlor. . II
ANYTHING could revive him should have some
! homes. But that seems quite impossible. 80
/ 1890
reused"
It came into Jeah's mind as she heard the
words, that were she lying SO his voice would
rouse her when she past all other hearing
perhaps hers would SO move him. AT least
he would he sure to know her.
" May see him. she asked. And the ply
stefan led the way on.
Council lay upon his pillow wan and white.
| His nerveess hands dropped heavily on the
coverlet. No lustre in his eye no look OF life
in ali bis face Jean crept close to him and
bent over him.
Speak to him." said the old man.
Aud Jean put her lips to his ear,
kiss and make up, Council, y she whisper
ed and burst into a passion of sobs; for nj the
words the heavy hand stirred, the dull eyes
turned towards her, and in moment more
Conne cnsped her to his heart, and the two
were weeping together.
She had saved him. What all other efforts
had failed to do, those whispered words had
accomplished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

The Canaan Reporter says, "our early peas
came up this Spring 10 two days after they
they were planted. Anybody's viii If they
they let the hens run 10 the garden"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

An old minister asked a woman what could
be done to iuduc her husband to attend church.
II don't know" she replied, "unless you put
pipe and jug Of whskey in the pew"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

Josh Billings cannot see Why women want
anv more ''rights" for she beat the first man
born into the world ont ola dead sure thine,
and she can beat tho last one win tue same
cirds.
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Far-seeing johnny, what do you
expect TO do for living when you come to be
a ulau p "Weli, reckon III get married
aud board with ny gifs's mother"
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A man in Michigan snapped his horse for a
wife. An old bachelor acquaintance salu NC
bet there was something wrong WIN tbe morse
or lis owner would not have fooled it away in
that manner.
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Live temperatey to Church--attend TO
your afftrs-love all the pretty girl5--marry
one Of them aud take the SenttHeI-then 1--we
ike q man and die like Christian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-07

Good President t. tkns once found one Of
his students in raIi~srain, bearing the I'M
misiakable evidence Of recent debaueh. In
sad but impressive tone he said TO him,
'iseen on drunk !" Mistaking, in his con-
fused condition, the Presidcnts infection, the
young man frankly answered, $50 have l."
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flames w. BOSWELL,

81 LICENSED AUCTf0NEER,
Rockville, Md.
M5- viii attend to sales in any part of the
county, and his terms will be such as cannot
fail to please All orders addressed to him, at
Rockville, Darnestown, or Poolesvile, will be
promptly attended to. dec l4--u
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MILLINERY GOODS!

Era WE MAKE A SPECIALITY
ssfsgs of this branch Of our business, and
va" have made extensive improvements
since the close of last season. We name
among The latest styles in Bonnets d Hats,
sDolly Vardens,' ST Clair, Belle, Favorite,
Sailor, Gazelle, Victoria, Daisy, Kirkwood,
Saratoga, School Girl, Surf, Fanchette, and
4 large assortment of Ribbons 81 Flowers,
which we will make up at the shortest notice
and at prices which canno. fail TO give salts
faction.
n. B.-We have the pleasure of informing
the Ladies of Montgomery county that We
have in charge OF this branch one of the bes
Milliners and can guarantee good and fash
ionable work.
Ne Thankful for past favors, we respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same, ano
promise by strict attention to the wants o
our customers to merit a fail share of trade
ANNIE YOUNG & BRO.
apr l2-tf Georgetown, d. &.
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N0uUellcs.
--:O:-

VIEux MoNDE.-Tout nest qu'apparem-
ment calme dams le veux monde. En-
France, Gambetta, avec ses promenades ses
discours ct sa propaganda, semble enn"yer
Theirs ct sou goaverne ment; mais le vieux
Theirs, de son cote. sembie dormir dams ie
provisoire ct negliger Ia ripublique. II a
toutefois raison de s'indigner contre les
outrages commits contre d'honorabes pele-
ns,-ps'erins 9ni ont i'imprescriptible
droit de croire aux Miracles, d'y assister ct
de porter temoignage Ell favour de Ia Dame
de Lourdes. prince Napoleon, par ordre
du gouvernement, quite Paris ct la
France. On lui faisait rbonneur de le
craindre. On parle, an reste, de conspira-
tions bonapartistes. Dependant Thiers dit
"L'Europe nous rendu justice a Berlin.
Notre armee Sc refait ct notre credit est
retabli" - En Irlande, les protestants
deviennent Observation-Disclosures ct fana-
tques. lui, n jure haine ct mort
au jesuitisme ct au catho!icisme. II vent
papifer Guil!aume dAllemagne.-En Es-
pagne, il y une insurrection republicaine
au Ferrol. Les chefs du movement r6pu-
blicain sout Montijo ct Rojas. ct les rsvolu
tionnaires sont des soldats mecouteuts, de-
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Varia.
-:O:-

"A quoi bon, apres tout, s'ilusionher,
90 cacher paivement 10 verita, Sc METRE Ia
tete sous l'aiIe pour ne point voir le chasseur
ct l'ennemi?
O'ast Ii pur enfantillage.
Voyons done ct r6signons-nons.
Celia eoots peu, ct IL sagesse est fsite de
resignation.
Or. pauvres vaincus, - vsincus par les
autrss ct par nous-memes.-en quot nous
est-il bien permits d'espsIer encore? Quelle
ombre diffusion pouvous-nous caresser
indsfniment Quelle cage h po"le, aPres
ngloutissement du navire ct Ia dispersion
des radeaux. nous olfre uu saIut contre
viQnensit4 Of 10 folie de rOcean?
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Local..

ELECTION.-L' election approche
On connat notre pensce, to"te notre pens2e, sur
les derents tickets ct sur les dffGrents candidats
Nous ayons examine sans haue, sans passion,
sans parti prs, pour ce que nous croyons etre
riut6ret du pays ct de la comn,unant6.
Nous avons pu nous trompcr, ,nais notre erreur,
desin!6ressee sill en- fnt, e,5 involontare Ceux.
Ia seuls he trompent ianais qui ne dissent rien,
font rien, renferment da,.s III egoIsme ct une
indifference coupabes. em
Nous ne reviendrons done plus sur les tickets
sur les candidats, sur leur vaenr sur leur non.
valeur, sur les merites dune cause longuement-et
conscencieusement plaidee par les avocats du
penple
Au jnge supreme Sc prononcer maintenant.
Son arrat sera ifrevocable .-.}
Mons nous confornerons tous.
Mais nous croyo,ls, toujours dams l'int6tet da
pays ct de Ia communicate, quill II est permis 4
| aucun de nous de rester neutre dams le confiit
electoral du jour- CT ne serait pas Ia du patrio.
tisme, ct mons naurnns point le droit de formnler
me painte contre un ordre de closes consenti pal
notre silence. S'abstenir sera tonjours une abdica
tion. Estce que notre sbstention, pendant cinq
on six annees, ne nous pas van nm gouvernemen
atroce, me administration 6lont6e, le rAgne d.
l'imbeciiit6 vaniteuse, CONNIE aussi le d6croisse
ment Do notre influence politique sociae ct morale
Qnand les chats dor,nent, gardens oubleux. le
rats dansent les sours rongent. ct le garde.mange
est devalise ioyeusement. Mons sayons bien qu
dcux trois chats solides,-une minorit6-n
peuvent point etrangler tous les rats, toutes lie
souris, tous les rongeurs nne waste n,aison mai
la presence de- ces tros matous intin,iles Ia l6gio
des ronge.mae.
II faut done agr, veill.r, s'afirmcr dams |
movement.
Et null de nous ma lie droit de dire: "Je ME
tiche, je n'irai pas voter.
On est citoyen pour que,que chose, c'est-adi,
pour exercer aes dtoits ct pour rempr des devoir
Et qui DOUG nous protegera 81 nous ne no,
protegeons nonsmanies7 Qu done sinteresse
a nous, hommes Iibres ct Americans, 81 nous ,
nous interessons pas u,dme ce qui nous eat che
pr6cieux, dun prix ines.inlable CONNIE Ia vie
CONNIE lhonneuri C'est indifference seule a
conduit les hommes rirreaponsabilitc ct |
: peuples Ia RUNE. I'm Indifferent est un erimn
3 puisque lie crime cessc de lindigncr
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marins alteres et des mnnard. ;nou;ete
i iAmed6e. ia rof st.onr.r .,-o a...;,a,.,,
ra'son done bande de fous, dit-on.-l
v oone' 'e cafd1ha' Cullen fait do 10 theoIogi,
avec ie PaPe.-En Ita'ie, 10 gouvernement I
lance un ordre intesdisaat les lectures q
discours Louis Blanc
NoovEAu MOsDE.-Seward est mort. C'est
I'M homme detat de moins.-Hendricks q
etc elu gouverneur de rIndiana; naais lea
ltadicaux ont une maiorjte de ouatorse
representants / Ia LSeis,atnre-Ies elac.
tions de Ia Pennsv,van;e a. 1a. rn.;o -.
rad;cal.s-r. ,,;,;.. ..;.. =. ,,,,.:- ..s
''"i oo""e ay""teso emeot'cre. ben
te'npS "a new 1oTK, 'es Lilfraux ct cenx
de 4amtnany ag1ssent de concert. LIE bon-
homme Greeley ma jamais ete plus gai, plus
heureux, plus philosophe, plus detache des
chooses de CO monde; j! attend I'heure de Ia
d6faite ct dn retour / Tappnoua. An
Mexique, un fptur Etat tles Etots-T1n;a Ia
CongrAs s'est rassentjiAle 16 septembre, LIE
president Lerdo de 1ejada fnit leloge de
Juarez. Des elections ont d1 avoir lien Il q.
T.erdo, CONNIE president. n'ayait point de
concurrents, .5..
,.. s...s -...... -.
o'''"s1 Me1ne'y' Fe"', "af'nottl, ct
a.'tes co""huens le"r promenade electorate, tTiom-
pua.e es morale. Les gems DC con'etr, dit on, Sc
fendent aux fasons ct feoauence de ces messieurs
S"an' he'loee' f1nchDack ct aotres, Ia contre-
partie de eette mnsiqueA, lis explorent les lieux
oa...a.. "a - Na.1,,an y w 90 .o"' point
vor.c;.x =. = arxr,,.... ...,....-a.,..',. ', s..s
~ a. .an, a<ns,...:-' '1.'s -. 10 'ou'o "usoco
49,; Ill.,. s.....:.-. =. r""'. - So"'.''s'''ce'
J.. .,.;o. !. j.. -s... 10 "1.1'"e'y' 90
1890 ..''' ~.oo 's'' "o"' CT 100 carpet
''eA''' % 'e"''''' 'e''a''''eS'
P. Son redoute des troub,es p.r;.-
capitaineg general de 10 Galicie est entr6 Feno,
ct attend des renforts De Santander pour renr;er
l'insurrecion sans effus;on de sapr.-Gambetta eat
attendu Nantes ct Bordeaux.-Le cardinal
Bonnschose. de retour de- Rome, affirm6 / N,
Theirs que lie Pape restera Rome lie frAre de
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C0nsfaJles,
NR. L'Ep1rEUR,

NR. L'EDlTEUR,
yeuillez aunoncer que Honorable J. X.
Gandet, consent a SO laisser porter CONNIE
Caudidat a Ia place dc Juge dc District dn
QuatriAme District Judicare. aux elections
de Novembre proclaim, ct quill sera sontenn,
saus distinction de psrti, dc race OH de
couleur, par
In Maiorita des Electeurs.
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aamsdi - octobre 1s72.

n%Bureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson. St-Jacques, rive gauche.
ssD- Pour lettrcs, Journaux, echauges ct pa
,,erasses, adressez i COnrenl Post O01.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-19

Mn LED1rEUR,
Veuillez aunoncer que je suis candidat d
Ia place de Recorder do Ia paroisse ST.
jacques. aux elections de novembre pro-
chain.
Lonis DUGAs.
St-Jacques, Octobre 10, 1872
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La AIaiorita des Electeurs.

MR. EDITOR.
plcnse announce that the Honorable J. X.
Gaudet allows his nauc TO bo used as
Candidate for Judge Of the Fourth Judicial
District, at tile next November elections,
aud that he will be supported without
distinction of party, Of race or of color, by
Tho majority of the Electors.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-19

Mn. EDITOR,
Please announce that I am Candidate for
reelection - Recorder OF the Parish Of st.
james, at the coming November election.
Louis Du0As.
st. James Parish, October 10, 1872.
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fusion Parish Ticket.

Members Of the General assembly.
EDWARD ScANNEIL.
. j. BRUCE Monsoon.
Parish Judge.
j. A. DRulLIIEr.
Clerk Of the HI District Court.
ARTHUR ]. ROMAN.
Sheriff,
Fl. n. LANDREAUx.
Recorder.
RIcHAnD WINCHESTER.
Coroner.
Cesar SELDOM.
Members of tie Polica.Jury.
RICHARD Es7EEbEooK.
NELvIL LEBEuF.
LOUIS REMY.
MAILARY GREEN.
-s----..-s--.- 11ncs
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Pour President,
hORACE GREELEY.
Pour Tice-Pr<sidc,,t,
B. GRAFT BRO WN.

Ticket 62t4t.
m Pour GowveSsev.
JOHN McENERY, d'Onschita.
Pour Lieutenant Goure,neur.
d. B. PENN, d'Orleans.
Pour Avocal- Gtnfral,
H. N. OGDEN, d'Orleans.
Pom Amdi1emr,
JAMES GRAHAM, d'Orleans.
Pour Secrktaire d'Etat,
SAMUEL ARMSTEAD, de Caddo.
Pour Suyiat. de rEducation Publi4ue,
ROBERT n. LUSHER, d'Orltans.
Pour lc Congress en- general.
g. A. SHERIDAN, d'0fleans.
Srcond District Congregational,
RANDALL LEE GIBSON, d'OrIeans.
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Liberal Dielrict Ticket.
For Judge of The 4th Judicial District,
RAPHAEL BxAuvA1s.
For Disfrict Attorney Of tie Al .jmlicial
Disirick,
l.. DE PooRTER.