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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-08

DAVID hartley,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Liquors, Vines, CO,dials. Imported Uapnnn
Cigars. Virginia and Missouri T0baccO,
PRESCRIBED. fruits. Pickles, Oysters, Sar-
dimes, Lo6sters CLAIMS, Glass
tcdre Sc. &c.
No. 81, Main street, The Steamboat LANDING.
II AS in store and to arrive, the following, which he Of
LII fers for sale at the lowest prices The stock was
selected by himself in New York, Philadelphia BALTIMORE
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, WINES AND CORDIALs,
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, Of the following
kinds: Oarl, Dupny Cos; Pnet, Castion q. Co.'s
United Proprctors; Henncssey Co.'S; A. Seignette.
pipes II bland Gin, the celebrated SWAMI, brand
lppe 81. CrolX Kun, casks pure Port Wine
l Z" Jamaica Spirits, Medicinal purposes
2 bbls Od Peach Brandy, 10 Madeira Wine,
:. New England Rum, , sherry Wine,
30 $. New York Brandy, 20 baskets Heidsick Cham
80 '' Bourbon and Monon- bbls Rose Cordial,
gahea Whisky, Peppermint Cordial,
100 GO Rectined whisky, " Lemon syrup,
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
HATANA CIGARS.
100000 imported Havana Cigars, the largest and cbeap
est assortment Cigars Offered for sale in this mar
20 bxs Virginia Tobacco, superior article.
70 " Missouri Tobacco, 20 bxs smoking tobacco.
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &C.
200 cans ID preserved Peaches,
100 2lb Strawberries
500 's Baltimore Cove Oysters,
500 6 Baltimore Cove Soup OYSTERS a new article,
~ bxs assorted Pickles, 80 cans CLAIMS,
20 ss Tomato Catsup, 10 bxs Pepper Saucc
80 cans HOLSTERS, 25 gross Playing c,r,is
pecanters, Tumblers, Gobets Pint Flasks, &c. large
assortment direct from the mandatory at Pittsburgh
Galena, April 80, 1S53-33y
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

history Of ne Grdefenbery Vegetable phVs-Perjec-
non the result Of undivided attention.
The Inventor of these Pills, possessing long init
maze &C Iua!htance with the human in and with the
numerous medicines TO which al m II usually resort,
stutd for many ons and weari,ome years upon the sin
gle proposition how prepare PILL which would act in
harmony with the great laws Nature, cxpc
without doing violence TO the ystem.
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VI MUIIU SHALL. BE IN FACT
LARGESALES & SMALL PROFIT
Charles, Blow & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS 7,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, .NEDICLNES. P7LNTS. OILS
DYESTUFFS, WLNDOW Glass.
Glassware, Perfumcries, Tobacco, &C., &C.
No. 10 and ~ Main Street, St. Louis,
RE now in receipt Of their invoices
of their late purchases, and will by the first OF
February have their immense stock in store, which they
on or 10 western merchants al Il small advance New
York importation prices, and take this opportunity
sure the public that they will deal ON the most
liberal ern~. and sell every article in their line CASH,
10 pnnctHal men time Iorer prices
than any responsible house Hest. our stock consists
of
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


AS FOLLOWS:
cases cape alocs 5000 ozs Fans quinine
do Soca'rine aloes LOCO ozs Iodine
do Turkey Myrrll 800 lbs dover powder
D bbls su:ar cad 1000 ydS adh' sivc plaster
p cases rhubarb root 5000 lbs sulph ethrr
oo Dds hrns'Gnc 1000 lbs Eng and Am ca'mel
DDS gum giiac 1900 Eng and American blue
do gam enmloge mass
~ no ehh aNsafniha 1000 oZs snip acct and muir
D no r. iH'ha 10 DO murpha
10 do Turk gum arabic 25 of Bermuda and
300 kegs sup carb soda " ,r-,,,, 81
bbis haIsam Copaba IL caSrS lnr,x
5000 lbs aqua ammonia cases cantb,r;ios
800 lbs pow'd red ark e5 bbs crc,m ,ar,.r
$500 o" IDS Splits hiire 30 boxes tart acid
'''og "~s io'tne p,tash zoo cases B'owns blister
cases gum tragacanth tissue
,o do Turkey opium 5000 lbs An cayenne
Z" Aro 'lns"ih si'S 2oo lbs choroform
90" .ses ioW'u fhuDarb 900 lbs coros subliuiate
''oUo clipbur 1000 lbs red precpitate
men with large lot of CHEMICALS from the man.
''S Vi POWERS 4 "eishtnian makes stock
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS:
~, ~, DDS ilhsccd oil Is cases Prussian blue
10 , is ''ipei,ine 70 casks refined whale oil
~ "hs o' red lead and SO bbs tam rs oil
HshHse 10 casks sperm oil
20 bbs whiting 20 casks sweet oil
~ oos pniy % madras indigo
10 ceroons caracas in 800 boxes ext Iogwood
~ n, "so 200 bbis cr and chip'd log
=" "'H thi""od wood
~ ~ , n n"'ch maider so bills gr and chip'd
~ Ass i IS SIecl fuStc
FURNISHES.
10 bbs copa varnsh No. Is bbls Japan varn,sh
and 10 bills bIact v,rnsb
10 bbls Coach varnish
From the manutactory Of Smith & s,ratton New York,
which Is guarantee OF their superiority.
BRUSHES:
i: W. uoz AhamS' extra PAIN brushes assorted
s noz Adams. extra rarnish brushes, assorted
ooo doz Adams extra wall brushes, assorted
ooo doz English and French tooth brushes assorted.
Glass AND GLASSWARE:
burgh brands 1900
i,ooo boxes assorted apothecary ware.
PATENT MEDICINES:
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Notice.
STRAYED,

STRAYED,
HhOM the subscriber living at Shakapee Scott county,
l. Minnesota Ter about the LIST July, 1853 three bor
ses, 10 wit: ~ NUT
one gray horse 10 old, Is I2 hands high
made and a very heavy tail; '
one bright Sorrel horse years old, abou 1919 hands
hig' heavy made and takes very large collar: and
Ohe dark or Chestnut Sorrel horse, years old aho,,
ID hahds nigh, with some white on his forehead ~
ANY Information by letter to St. paul nv o,h,r,;s
where said horses can be found will No. ,ha,, ,se'
ceived and literally rewarded wan '' '"a'S'o''y re-
J. B. ALLEN.
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA-
NY. NEW YORK.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Us Marranted ten times more efficaciouS.

THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
s warranted ten times more eflicaclous,
and ten times cheaper than any other known, mat
ter how large the bottles eXtravagant the
and 1t Is beyond all question the most valuable preparation
of the day. So highly concentrated ii, that the dose is
but the half OF small taspoouu, while the dose of that
which is sold in large bottles is nearly wine-Glass full
and has been pronounced decidedly injurious In many
cases, owing TO its liability to become and feren.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT.
The power of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment
Is astOnishingly There Is medicine known that
surpass it in prompt and energetic action Applied
sufficient quantities to the body, in the vicinity
highly named parts, whether external internal, at
subdues the inflammation and pain II will quiet the
most angry" looking wounds, soften and reduce SWELL
ngs Of the hardest kind, and purify and restore perfect
sounness old and inveteTae Among the diseases
to which this wonderful Ointment is adapted the fol-
lowing:
Glanduar swengs, aGue in the face, sweled breasts
and nipples of nursing womeu bronchitis,
ring WORMS scad head, and is invaluable dressing
burns scas and drawn bsters, shingles, eryspeas, piles,
inflammation of the yields 10 Its power Immediately
all brisees AMI fresh cut wounds cured with great
rapdity fever and scouous changed
into healing condition, and Frequently entirely cured.
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INSUR RANCE
Protection Insurance COMFY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
I'M ORPORATED 1925.
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums & Western Fund
Ya.ODD.ODD,

TIE merchants and horehodcrs of st Paul and Ramsey
county, respectfully referred TO the superior airan
tages offered for Fire and Marine Insurance, by
W. p. MURRAY, Esq,
The duly authorized Agent for this Company:
BY the establishment, 26 since of central office
AT Cincinnat for the prompt settlement OF western and
south western losses, careful selection + risks, the Most
urenng attention to their dispersion, and prudence ana
"coHoy in all its transactions. the officers this CumpI
ny have had The satisfaction Of seeing the and
prosperity constantly the increase dIrn. long
rio,i of years. MANY OTHER COMPANIES HAVE THE
MEANTIME FAILED TO DISCHARGE THEIR JUST
ABILITIES. HAVING BEEN WEAKENED AND FINALLY
RENDERED BANKRUPT, BY RECKLESS COURSE OF
BUSINESS.
Insurance Companies of this stamp and character are
continually >pringng in various parts of the country.
1t is not our purpose tby accepting premiums MADE
GUATE TO COVER THE AVERAGE ANNUAL. LoSS) to
compete with such irresponsible offices. whose object would
seem to be to collect considerable the opera
tons of one OF two seasons, the proceeds,
their losses, not cXpeency may dictate On the
contrary, the PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, will maintain its business upon pERMA
NENT and RESPONSIBLE basis and thereby secure
tinlace of the patronage which has hitherto been lib
orally extended. W. Is. ROBBINS,
General Agent Protection Insurance Comply.
The undersigned. local Agent, is supplied with blank
policies ami renewal receipts which will be issued,
ering approved risks upon reasonable terms.
W. p. MURRAY,
Agent Protection Insurance Company for st Paul AMI
Ramsey county.
st Paul, November 10, 1S5I-d
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GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS.

LhHVtIy Ttyt7dOle.
Sklllfuiy and elegantly prepared by the Grarfcnbcrg
,"miaiy from number of most purifying, nyigorating
ana healing ROOTS, BARkS. HERBS an vinrs gaticr,
IN the forests and prairics of America. Sold Lv
W. W. HlCICOA, 81. Paul, and j. II. STEVENS x
co.. ST. Anthony Falls.
September l, 1852.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only a small
portion of my stock. shall keep constantly Oh hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such as ha shoulders, butter, lar flour, pork, peach
cs, apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whskey, brandy port, madeira, gin, porter
ciaret, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
a complete ami fashionable assortment, made up the
best manner, and OF the best MATERIAL which
Jvercoats, dress and frock coats, and all kinds
colorS and sizes under clothing in great variety. Aso
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter styles Also, gene
raj assortment of hardware, paints, glass, tinware cutie
ry, oils, &c. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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Last but not Least.
BERNARD ROGERS, not having the

hHNINHRD NOULNO, HOI HdVII1S Ute
- fear of competition before his eyes, would respect
fully inform his old friends and the public generally
he has opened fresh and well seecied stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
In the building the southwest Third and Ro-
berts streets. diagonay from the worlds Far
He has every thing in his line fat found else
where, and is determined dispose of his goods and
wares for cash, at rates that reasonable man will lind
fault with hope all my friends and neghbors will give
me call, feeling satisfied that trade with them adj
rantageollSly. 36tf BERNARD ROGERS.
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS

NE prolretors of CathcartS addition, hold themselves
III readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds TO each
erhae lot In their part of the town Sueur. on tho
minnesota riVer free charge, actual settlers that
VIII improve them within the six MONTHS by put
tereoh; ana also 10 sell the adjoining lots at
reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first
aeea Is gwen The above town Is the County Seat Of
lie Sucur county.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Agent st. Paul.
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some ofthem are even still dispieased that their
superors should have made an issue Oh the SUBJ
ect of Education. To the speaker it is a plea
SAINT Renaissance that colleague, and efficient
member and chairman OF the first School Com
mittee in st. Paul, was kind hearted Papst,
and that the most active member of the pres
ent board of School Trustees in the upper Dis
trict of this place was worthy German Pa
pist lately deceased. -
Oppose. we re-iterate, the presumption of the
priesthood with great decision, but reason soft
iy with their fiOcks for they are American citi-
zens, and until the arrival Of these priests from
Europe, loved the common school.
1t is earnestly hoped that every Republican
will give such an expression of opinion on this
subject as will settle the question forever in re-
lation to the attempt of any denomination to
obtain a share of the school funds.
Until the question is settled, our educational
interests will languish. Crime, pest and fam
inc will grow bold, and cry
..Give me the little children,
Ye good, ye rich, We wise,
And let the busy world spin round,
While ye shut your Idle eyes;
And you judges shall have work.
And You lawyers wag the tongues
And the taller and policeman
Shall be fathers to the young"
s'Oh, shame % said true Religion,
s.Oh shame that this should be!
Pm take the lille chiidren-
PH take them all TO me;
I'll raise them up with kindness
From the mire in which they've trod;
l'n teach them words Of blessing,
And lead them up to God''
ssYou'ye not the true relgion,''
Said with flashing eyes;
Nor thou ~ said another scowng,
.sThcu'rt heresy ami lies -
"You shall not have the childrenc'
Said third with shout and yell;
YOU'RE Anti-thrSt and bigot,
You'll train them up Tor hell -
Now the State, sorely puzzled,
To such battle strong,
Exclaims, with voice Of pity
son, friends. you do me wrong!
oh, your bitter wrangpg,
For, III you all agree,
fear the little children
nla both youa nj -,
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TIE GRAErENHERG coNsrMprlyE BALM.

1t is beyond all question true that the Consumption
phthisic punonaris} is Durable DISEASE. Some of
the ablcs medical writers assert this among whom
cite the celebrated Lance, ADdral, Crtv
er, Stokes and Williams. Their researches we'll
the more recent ones of Royce and Boudct, that
from pulmonary tuhercc being necessarily fatal, il is spOn
taneousy cured by nature in vast number cases,
when large ulcers have been formed the lungs.
The great object, is TO arrest the the ulcers
Tor tubcrce) upon the lungs, and to heal them pcrma-
ncnty. Health will then follow. This the Grarfenberr
CousInuptive Balm will do, and il is believed be the
only remedy discovered 1t upon the
bercles and invariably arrests their progress,
the lungs 10 sonBesS II Will not OF course Replace those
portions of the lungs already consumed but il will heal
what may be LETT leaving the individual in health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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TX. OINTMENT.
As prepared for the Graeenbcrg Company bearing
the that institution. None genuine unless it has
the seal of the company.
A CURE rs IVARRANTED.
This Is sufficient induce every person SUI
fering under this disease To try it. The money will be i'm
mcdiatry refunded if result from its use
according to directions.
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THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTiON.

Fer disorders of the this lotion has equal
pounded upon The most scientific principles, and has per-
formed eX rtor'nary cures. For violent iuianauu DIM
IS and failing of the sight, weakness the eyes, nvnI-
unary weeping, foreign substances in the eyes etc.. il
positive and speedy
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PanaDua

We have dates from the 1sthmus as late as
the 10Th inst. The Panama Herald states that
Senior Jose Gregorio Paz Sedan, the newly ap-
pointed Minister from Peru to Bogota, was late
ly robbed whilst crossing the Isthmus, en- route
for Bogota. The robbery appears to have been
preconcerted. The Herald gives the particulars
as follows:
On Monday (4th) the Minister'S baggage left
for Gorgona, and on the following day he and
his suite started for Aspinwall, with the inten-
ton Of taking the British mail steamer to Car
thagena. On their arrival at Gorgona, on Tues
day evening, they stopped at the NewYork Ho-
tel. Here the first robbery took place, consist
ing of the trunks containing the dresses and
jewels belonging to the lady of the Minister'S
brother and Secretary. On the following day
the party descended the river to Barbacoas,
where some of them stopped at the Old Joe
Prince" hotel, kept by man named Hunter |;
here they occupied the only private room in the
house, into which their baggage was conveyed !;
but during the night the robbers effected an en-
trance, and managed to make off with another
portion of the property.
On the same evening, the party who had
proceeded on to Aspinwall were also robbed at
| the hotel where they put up, thus effecting the
| three robberies in two evenings.
The facts being made known to the police OF
| Aspinwall, Holmes, the keeper of the NewYork
Hotel, and four other persons, were arrested
medal and some peculiar coins found in then
possession leave no room to doubt their guilt
They were all lodged in the Jail at Gorgona, ant
the NewYork Hotel closed to the public and pu
in charge of the police. The total amount sto
len is valued at $40, 500, including some valu
able Jewels and about $4,000 in money.
A man named John NJ. Hugo, a carpenter OIL
the Panama Railroad, who was in prison for tn
murder of Mr.. Stevenson, the superintendent o
the road, committed suicide last week.
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China.

The Overland Register, in speaking of the
Chinese rebellion, thus contemptuously says:
The rebellion has Travelled out of the reach of
" our own correspondent" and has retired into
the illimitable prospective Of the member for
verbosity; but the belief in it is as strong, If
not stronger, than ever We have not changed
our opinion in the least on the disturbances
which are now agitating China-they have
been and are the cause of much distress IN the
country; but that there is any aim in them be-
yond the mere love of plunder, which seems TO
be altogether local, tie so-calied rebels not
holding one foot of ground except the place
they stand on, We deny, ETC.
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Sandwich Islands.

News from the Sandwich Islands to the 23d
of February had been received at San Fran
cisco. The King received the French Minister
Plenipotentiary at the palace on the first of
February. The repeal of all port charges in
the island is warmly urged. Some of the plan
ters in the other islands think it would only
benefit the merchants of Honolulu
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Oregon.

The news from Oregon at San Francisco is as
late as the 10Th of March The miners in
Southern Oregon were doing we'll. The small
pox was creating great havoc among the In
dams. The question of establishing State Co.
vernment was being strongly agitated among
the people.
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ToBAccoTbe Saturday S than 100 bids including
oTly hhds and 81 Of which % al TX, and Is at se
IN.
SUGAR AND sOIAssFsFor Sugar the rates unchanged
hhds changed hands sar for Good Common
Fully Fair could hear only few retail Transactions
At l1@9sc the latter for choice Reboled
FDOURThe limited the saescenhned 10 90
M including Lvee % u.s. 800 ST. Louis supeans,
- lay, 900 Extra at "a az, and $50 choice Er;ss
(Albion) n IN store, at u 10 y Dbl.
GRANC1n steady with nales o. 1900 sacks At 41ise for
prime White Yellow Of o nearly sacks 81 Louis
sa3 bushels Ohio in bulk previous
epored) bshe We noticed Alo 800 sacks Bran tai
at s9e Y 100 ns
PRoylsoNsThe Pork market very and lot Of sOo
unexpected Mess brought els bH The Bacon
confined mostly small parcels re for prime SIDES and sK
Lard had improving tendency, with sales 50 bob
kegs No. (part friday 9, and 800 10 TO scy
Prime at lo1ze IN.
BAGGNG AND ROPEWe noticed sales Of $50 peces and eo
ls and 7c bales India Bsgging ME
months, adding intsrest
cargo Of cask Rockand sold at 81
ton
NAVAL sT0RES30 bb Florida Roln brought u 80 bb
&c bbs Spirits Tarpehtioe soc q gallon
wsKYHee,lhed frmer, retailing at ise gallon.
CoFFEE-Dal and 400 Ordinary sOli se Two
goes together 10000 bagsJ just received.
FREIGIiTsA ship taken for Glasgow I'd for Cotton
| EXCHANGEs-GoOd demand at quotations;
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ELECTION NOTICES.

rs FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
lodge FrH Neworehns
the Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN c. LARUE. mhT
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5so-P. s. Bros is candidate for tn
JUbGEsrlP or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT NEy
ORLEANS 0.aer Court which might be created to succeed
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lry- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
quested Mr.. W. A Roberts hin
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, fels
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GSs For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CoURTMARTIN BLACTfE candidate fot the Office Of JUDGE
o. THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, or o
tta Court lha may sleoeed ii. els taps
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nsS- HENRY G. MILLER is o candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of the Parsh of Orleans mh29
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In First District
TNDIANAPer Hosd's bills
1851 kes R W Mlbank
INDANA-Pe Huds boat iaS pork
IL barrels pork X w Mibank &ee
PASSENGERS. =
Per steamship Perseverance,
Cheaum lady, Ghapps lady, Vein lady
Col Kinney Groesbek, Mr. Skiles Miss
Gibso, Freeman, Bennett Wight, Holiday Thomas
encka ndU
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Bss- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhs
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s- WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT of the Court that be organized to
suUceedi mh5 tE
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8ss- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE W CRISTY candidate for the Office Of the JUDGE
mp OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, o
the Constitution. islS
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Es- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fol-
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
unhi1 -
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&ao- For JUICE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
C. IL ESAEEsON candidate the see Of JUDGE OF TIKI
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which be organize
10 a. IL. fsl1
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l.t5- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am a Can
Jllas Judge Of the Fourth District Court OF NeworleAns
nh NJ. III. REYNOLDS.
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re- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, ia candidate for reelection