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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
The Pa1.s Universal Exhibition


E1Esr1irs owe. I41s.ls As Oh. lsfs.
IL compliance WIKI request coutained
in The ri section "a join. Resolution Of
Congress. 70 enable The people Of The
United States top2rlcipa,e in the advan-
tages Of the Cr.ve-s a. Exhibition 81 Paris
in 1867, approved July 5th. 1886. I 90
hereby invite the patriotic people Of this
Safe 10 ASSIST il the proper representa-
ton a. SAL exhibition u tie hanGiwork Of
our artisans. and the prolific sources Of ma
lerial wealth with which cur State Is bless
81, whether they are The productions OF
agriculture, manufactures. OF The fine arts.
/ also lny..e attention to the saoo ned CIR
eular from J. c. Derby. ESQ, L. : Geal
Agent, Paris Universal Exhibition Ne. 5
Spruce, =. y. \. 20 whom applications
should De made withou. loss Of time ior
the admission OF articles 10 SAID exhlli-
ton.
Printed forms and regulations viii Dee
forwarded 20 exhibitors apon application
10 Mr. DERBY.
Henry d'Alsuy the commissioner ior
Michigan. 3 now IN Boston. wae-e be VIII
remain during tie present month and com
munica-ons addressed 10 HIM should bee 20
care o. Horat1 B.-elov Esg. 40. CD C.v
Exchange. Boston Mass.
HENRY II CR4ro.
GOrsf.4lr.
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The Philadelphia Convention.

This body assemblies to-day. Yallanlig
ham has been enrolled as a member, and
svears he Will have a seat Gen. LOOMS
OF Coldwater is the chairman OF the Mel -
gan delegation. AMI the entire delegation
from tins State is made mp Of those who
either hold Office under Government, or ex-
pect position Gov. Orr Is on hand, has
made a speech IN independence square, and
Will be one Of the ruling spirits Of tie con-
yenlo4 80 aAus.0l is 70 bee made 70 pO-
Aticai parties or platforms now existing
bu- Tie endorsement q Johnson policy Is
10 De- Tie -rea- wolA VI t-4l body. IL w.l
n.-Eea -iupeullols lumoug, and no man
OF principle viii PIE gllle4 By the action OF
Tie slysiers ana loAlcl. gamblers. who
form me main element OF the couyeat.cn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15
Taxable Property in Michigan

We publish a comparative statement OF
the aggregate real and personal estate, as
equallzed by the Boards OF Supervisors in
the respective counties, in 1851 and 1866.
Returns have been received from all the
counties except Eaton. Ingham Delta and
Chippewa The total amount returned in
1861 was Sl5l, s7l, 992, %, and in 1856 is
$I70,lI7,277, 50, which the counties yet 20
come il viii probably increase 10 Sl7I3C7.-
PTS showing IN aggregate increase Of
S25.495,2e5,75.
The tate Board or Equalization added over
50, 600, 600 - the returns as made Uy tie
county Boards Of Supervisors in lotl The
same result this wear vii hiring up the total
valuation TO S200, 600, 600. Il Is safe TO say
that This viii Lot BE more than one fourth
Of tie real cash value OF The real and ner-
s01al property IN the State, 30 that the to-
Ia value OF property IN Michigan to-day :
not less that $500, 600, 600 This is a graf
flying exhibit OF lie prosperity of the Pen
insular state.
There Is in our judgment, no reason for
assessing property at such low figures, and
we trust some method will be devised by
the next Legislature ior the assessment OF
property at its real value, as the result
would not be 10 increase taxation but great
ly TO lessen the percentage. The state
Board OF equalization meet on the third
Monday Of August, which Will be on the
20;h instant;
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15

TIE incomes returned 10 Monroe, Lena
Wee and HIlslaie counties, for ls65, re-
port The following persons who are taxed
on incomes exceeding $4,000; James Armi-
tage. Monroe. $1,000; James Berry S5.945;
Elila L Clark, S6.O24. Of Adrian; in Hills
dale, @ ". Underwood, S5,252; Wm. Wal
lro1. ; 255, Henry H-4r0n. SG.l59; ami
Z. ID. Gro-vea0f Vi Jonestile. o75l7
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CITN LOTS All No.

Y ON llc-sisy. August itth 4 - I've
+ vi- stll % p-olc alct.ln. IA Los 80
lll % Jock -. n 81 q sAess a.. =,
lall- % square rcis, ana az laas..---,- -
Cetlr, L.rc- ana -t.le-sses s.-s.fs -.
ana lrirczmitrr-
Terms one ilrc cash fensnls-o,.--.
se -rel e uo-.s age ~ lie pfui1.sss
- 81 iAsc ..lct ga tla premises
IT, -cc'-1e1 + j.. can 5a grsm.uei a.
r G a. he fauAlng once ~ q I -. =.
Will show sle .ois o. parties vi,a.n, !. - - :
Lansing A : is. lSof ~
lR4 eco pt.
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L H. yel WISH o. lease stand Z, y
u suss curing the ln.on FAR. C.r,r,.-.''-
september Snd % Continue t1rc, 5ars- -
Providing yea d.. apply . p g NJ.
premises. -s
An s-s' IL same lois ~ saa p-
-ret collars. r-e gwen Z css.r,. -. 3 .
puIc1ase mglcy. A no-se ID iae -. ~
trcl T., O. t1i-ty 81 ..-s q a. i. r.---,,'-.-s
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Estate of Jemima VIII

l. deceased STATE ~ NlcHGas h
lngham. AT = season q IAe Prs.ts
for The county Of luEhsm, holden Il Il.
once the village @, HaScn on @,
y A.rls.. ID tts wear one th0-tsae sni
and sixty 81 Present, Horslo Pratt. .,.r
bate n tie matter = tts estate
Wilkins deceased. on reading and IN
sion. verified of Wlnm : ssn1. In
pr-hAte q al instrument ln Wrtls g.r
be the last Will AID tesimeut 81 sad fa5rii
Ihfreupcu o g ordered .tlAlils "a. a.
temte- 1860. al o c4ock q he a'ts-tcm
eiflr tle hearing 90 sA1 pstfls. A.
heirs as law of sAli lecoAsel ADD a. e.r a
interested in "a lestate .-e re1efsl isrir
session O. SAID Co1rt, tlfu 90 be tost I.
bale u1ice. ID lheF age ~ Aasca a.. So !
a1v here BE- Wv -le prayer SO tie 7s. .tsf
no. hl sraut-- All 10 sf-rite- or ..'si q.
petit uer give notice - f1e rtfs1s 80
sai- esiste . il3 penieLCy ~ "a ags.l-, 4
hearing thereof. by causing q clpy Gas /
bep1tllshei % tie AS - state Bs-.i ni
p.Te- r- .1teiani circllaiel 10 ca. cl.s1 Il
ham 3 successive weeks rrerioHsa I
-etrllE irkLIl ~
(Atrue eopy) i3v5s0l ll.gsii
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-15

TIE opinion Of Chief Justice Martin s u
vpe, lut We are obliged 10 defer lis p11--
cauon I-til neZt week, q account OF the
pressure g. 1.ve- -eLtS
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CiRc,Ias STATE COMMISSIONERS

[ AsenCl 2 he Paris Universal Exhibition. }
~. spruce :; Tribune B.i'i.ng snt so 40
fAr6 Row Times Beu-Ig ny
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OFFICE. NO. 81 CAMP STREET,
TUESDAY MORNING, April u, 1866.

4 We are indebted to Messrs. Roberts and MoVay,
clerks Of the Quitman, for late vicksburg
papers.
For Galveston papers we are under obligations
TO the purser Of the steamship Morgan.
The officers of the Mittie Stephens have our
thanks for Jefferson and Tyler fTexas) papers.
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Point Clear Hotel.

The undersigned will open the Point Clear Hotel
The lOih day of May next,
This establishment is being rspanted, and put In
plese repair condition Gas and works being
erected, the beautifully laid out and the houss
aished etiry with the hest Of materials and the
improvements
Arran ements will be made for direct cstion with
New orleans Mnbile, both by telegraph
BKLsIARB TABLES
OF the approved have ri,
Alleys being built and every suaels -np O.,
mate and place afforded man. woman and ria For
BATHING ANm PUSHING.
And celebrated watering pyGe h NJ; sure
rior and the undersigned in makf
the .nost sasaat snd comfortable 1le word
CAAS. z, SMBDEs, Manager
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4
The Gold market declined yesterday about i
cent. which is to be attributed to outside pres
sure, and can only be accounted for on the ground
that tbs supply exceeded the demand. Operations
were Of very restricted charactergtmoughout and
the market closed languid at l254D1259 against
l253(D126 which were the ruling figures Satur-
day evening @5'@'' s's'
Foreign Exchange The movement in foreign
bills has exhibited decided improvement to-day,
predicated, doubtless, upon the falling off in sales
Of Cotton, which must necessarily reduce the reg
ular supply Of offerings. Transactions were light
however, and the market closed unsettled at our
quotations. %+
Domestic Exchange The movement under this
head showed increasing frmness all round. Out
door offerings were at no time much better than
| nominal, and the tendency of the movement was
steadily in favor of drawers.
Bank Notes and Secursties-O Operations in the
former have been suspended since our last, owing
to the very restricted character of the supply The
movement in the latter was steady and active
throughout, however, and some further heavy
sales have been effected at advancing prices.
Cotton Inactivity was the most prominent tea
tura in the Cotton market since our last. Offerings
Of all classes and especially of the latter descrip
tion, yeslefaay.7 were very Agns' ana Inc demand
vas at ~ .ne niach De'1ef thah holhihal' lns
total sales for the day have been restricted to SOC
oaies' ana ING mafhet CLOSED nhse1llea az prev
Gus quotations, which We repeat, as follows: Or
binary, 30@32c. good ordinary, 33@34c. low
middling, 36@37c., and middling 40c.
sugar ana 1osdsses--Ihe supply 81 me highef
of both domestic and foreign is of a
very limited character and continues in fair re!
quest, but offerings Of the lower grades of both
are still ample and attract no special attention.
Operations since our last have been too insgniti-
cant to receive speeiaI notice.
Western Produce No important change of any
kind has transnired il prices Of the articles EN-.
braced nnder this head since onr last. Rates al
:Flonr show an inward tendency for the better
grrsaaaa vh;ch ana verv scarce Int eonsiderable
dnllnesa l. axb;h;tad Il al, other claaaaa onera.
Hans = 60, ssa,a,a =, ~,
s,ohs = oo1n uisoioso ~ 4ao1aoie WY
the demand was active throughout and the aggre-
gate sales amounted to 5000 bushels. Sales of
lato NJ cbad ANN brabeI. j. ri, vons orcaa
oaes 9ooo e - p,e.ioas p.'oss
figures. and the movement in Hay disclosed
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Our J0B OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses. material and entire fixtures
~ aeu, having inst bssa receixsd from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Connor d Sons. G. r.
Gordon and h, Hoe i Co, Of New York, and in
variety md bsauty cannot be extelled in the
Souths WI haxe connected With this department.
ono az fhs bent ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn ont ~ descriptions Of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, 1T the shortest
notice. n Ne most worknan-like manner and upon
most reasonable terms ssss HI ssss5
n addition to corps Of experienced printers
We have secured the services in this department o1
Mr.. w. W. Brisbin aud Mr. Charles W. CLARK, ID
favorably as job printers previous to the war
aunder the firm of CLARK b Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders ess IA 4is#sS2
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SIsrERs oF THF HoLr CRoss The fair an
nouneed r. be held Of the Mechanics Institute
Hau Of The Legislature, for the benefit of the
Orphan Girls Asylum Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton, Third District il to open the 30tn Of April
n VI Masonic Hail. st. Charles street.
The sisiera will feel indebted to the friends and
benefaetoFs HE institution and to the public
general, for various contributions in the shape
o. and useful articles, refreshments for
the restaurant. etc,
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MEETINa OF THE You've Democracy To- NIaHT.
The Young Mems National Democratic Associa-
ton of the city will meet tonight, will be seen
rom 4 notice signed By President Ogden and
Secretary Austin, at the Mechanics and sAuc-
doneers Exchange on Royal street, room No. I3
up stairs. The hour Of meeting is seven o'clock,
4 nd every member is requested to attend, as bust
mess Of Importance isato be transacted. We; take
this occasion Is express the hope that every mem
Der of the association y i'll be on hand The young
Democracy were among the first to organize the
National ocratic party Of this city last year,
and ny their their vigilance and their
devotion 70 principl contributed muchto the
party from dnfeat with which it has more than once
been fhreasensd. They are . gallant and true body
Y Of young gentlemen, to whom the party at large
owes many obligations, and whose glowing zeal
The oxuse u source az pride to III those intsr-
-ested ii ths success Of Democratic principles.
Whatever they %. they do thoroughly and well.
There is nd halting pr calculation of expediency
with these yonng Democrats, believing, as they
40, and Huly, that the only hope Of the country
il the success Of ths National Democratic party
They want none bnt true Democrats there, but al
sueh they nil be proud to greet. We hope there
VIII be sfnl attendance tonight Of all those who
~ish to signalize their devotion to the cause.
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In make for New Stock Just arriving we
will SELL from MONDAY, sd
pieces Real FRENCH PRINTS besut ul dessns at soo
4 :. Printed LINEN, warranted all Linen at Soc.
Q bales French JACoNETs, at 25c.
BAREGES and MOzAMRIQUES at 2c., &c. and Soc
reduced from Soc. 35c and doc
pieces COT N, yard wicc, equal to Lonsdae at Soc
WHITE GROUND PRINTS tthat you read news
paper through pretty and ne goods warranted fast coors
at l5c.
at 81 u.s.
Coats's THREAD, all numbers at 81 o dozen.
Fine White Massslies QUILTS, extra sse, at 81.
Liueas of all Descriptions, for Drawers,
Pillow Cases, sheetinss, ete., etc.
ToILB DE PARIS.
LINEN TOWELS
WHITE GOODS .-r- 7.. .
MOURNING GOODS
HOSIERY.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
PARAsOLs
SUNSHAEDS and Half UMBRELLAS
SPRING SILKS.
BLACK SILKS. .-
Bradeys Duplex Elliptic HOOP SKIRTS Lssess Style, EN-
press Trail, yards wide, and narrower, etc, etc,
Alarge lot of samples just received from Paris Latest
Style Goods, computing:
Lace Points, --latest Patterns ia E.amn,
Pusher, Cambria ana French Lace.
u LACE CfRCULARs
/. LACE SACKS
LACE JACKETS.
LACE zUUAVRa
+ DUST Opened:
A lot of Fine LACE CURTAINS, 4yards long worth So
to be sold at Sl2 p pair.
200 pieces BoBIsRT from ~ to 5yards wde in all quail
ties
White Checked MUSLIN, l0-yard pieces, at 81 To-
White Striped BRILLAaTINE, leyasd pieces, at 81
White STOCKINGS, at 50 50 q dozen.
Fine TOWELS, warranted all Linen, X yards long by u
yards wde, beautiful goods IS 50 p dosen, worth So
Black KTAMINE, yard wide, at 81 10, worth 81 So
The whole to be- closed on. Ibis week if possible Wholesale
and Retail.
T. DANzIGER & SON,
1853 Canal. and 80 Royal street.
Spring Trade.
ARGAINs IN DRY GOODS.
~ LIvoT$ Is co.
ARE CLEARING our
5 eases French JACoNETs,
Ia designs at &c. yard
5 cases French oRGANDY
Of the newest patterns, at Soc
3 cases wide French PRINTS.
d. As25c, ayard
2 cases MozAMB1ouEs,
AT Zoe. yurd
SILK LUsTRES for travelling wear.
8 cases Printed LINEN CAMBRICs
IL rev patterns and colors
Colorsd SHIFTING LINENS.
Colored SHIFTING CAMBRIA.
SOLID CHAMBRAYs.
WoRs TED and CAMBRTC sHAWLs
oRaANDY ROBES and sHAWLs.
LINEN MEETINGS.
EMBROIDERIES, mall styles
Also, an invoice of
New Style rarasois, z
| Making the most complete end desirable
sioux OF NEW DRY GOODS,
--r J. LEVOIS Il CO.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets
Prospectus
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.RTGssOseNs
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

O OR ATIC TICK H T.
For Sheriff.
HARRY r. HAYS.
For Coroner,
DR. CHAS. DELERY.
For District Attorney.
CHAs H. NUREMBERG. S' 80.
49, q 70 --n.g -..p.s.r
For State LegisIature.
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so, ...... MAGAZINE STREET. .... COZ
Near Josephine Street,
OPPOSITE ST. ELIZABETH ASYLUM,
VIII Offer on Monday, April %,
THE FOLLOWING 81
10000 yards Irish LINENS at 4oc-worth Coo,
5000 :. a. White COTTON. at 22,So r.. ...
100 pieces Fine White LAWN at S. piece-worh 81 So
100 Extra Bobinet BARS, at Coo. per yard.
1000 dozen Extra Fine Linen HANDKERCHIEFs. at
S. rs per dozen-worth 81 50.
100 dozen French coRsETs, at 81 zs-worth 50 50.
100 pieces Fine White SWISS, X yard wide, at 4oc
$50 Lace sHAWLs, at $5-worth So.
5000 yards Fine and Heavy LINEN sHEETING 104, at
81 50; III at 81 rs; ia at g, very Superior
article
The above Goods in Store, and in large quantities
"7" We claim to offer
rHE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
az In THE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
And We invite ali to call and examine stock before
ST. Purchasing elsewhere.
i GREAT INDCCEsnGEENr
To Holders Of a#
SMALL QUANTITIES OF GOLD.
! rss@t... .Aa.uz 80 ~ t....-..
Messrs. KRRE9ER 4 sELIaMAN, Dry Goods Merchants,
COZ Magazine street. Inducements parties wishing
10 purchase for Gold They very large select
of Linens White Goods Dress Goods Sheesings. etc. ETC.
Gail and see them .gm4- va
f...r.".DF
/. ..-.- KREEGER Il SELIGMAN,
GOT Magazine street,
Marble Front, opposite St. Elisabeth Asylum.
Ps-PARcELs sent Free Of Charge to any part Of the
city. ~,
We will offer Greater Inducements to all those purchasing
for SPECIE
Prepared OIL
p AIM AND MA G II
RESTORING. PRESERVING.
BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR,
And delightful wonderful article the worlt
produced. gut
The Proprietor has both time and attention in
binng preparing this article Each ingredient is selected
carefully prepared aud combined in proportions and
offered with certainty that it will give satisfaction
No is necesarya fair trial will convince all of its
efficacy. "
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE
DARKEN and BFAUTIFY THE HAIR, but also desira
eartir ia ed w a riNh
de perfume Independent Of the fragrant odor the
Oils Of Palm and Mace.
For sale by all Druggists and Perfamers.
..s- ~. 7. W., WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor, IS Bienvlle street.
New Orleans, La.
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Wilcox i Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them Will
cox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso.
utey complete. Office No. st. Charles street.
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FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE sHoRI

AND ,r.... +
WATERING RhACES-
Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ga
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE,
... TABLE CUT cry, cad
KITCHEN UTENSILS, -'e
BRIGHT TN and JAPAN WARE,
And everything for complete outfit always
hand. Our TIN and Japan WARE has been d.
Reduced 20 Per Cent, 'E
And manufacture extensively, every article can be
recommended.
-r RICE BROS u CO.,
ss and % Camp street,
Aud bSb Magssins street, near Magazine Market
Sole Agents for the sale of tho celebrated
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
Jchnson's Patent Wash Mschines.
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THE Ice BRIDGE AT NIAGARA FALLs.-The
Niagara Falls Gazette, of April IL, says:
The ice bridge at the ferry passed away yester-
day afternoon It formed on the morning of the
2lst Of January, and has remained since that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-24

LycEuA LEcTuRE.T The last lecture Of the
course being given ~ Iyceum Hall will be deliy-
cred this evening BY Mi. D. K. Whitaker The sub.
Get !. Washington Irying.'' Eom MI. Whita!
kers previous lecture on Sir Waiter Scott, We
have no doubt this will be lid enter tanning one.
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Carpesa,sgs, Ca. farms, &c.

W. have lately received handsome ssot lent Of CUR,
TAIN MATER AIS s,ci, Satin Eesine Rep, Nnrsiri
IA sshs AID Las, rs nf Varnas qualities eggs
Gimp ,Gorners Bnnds Stns. etc, etr: hhfEiiSGS o.
all kids e onaitieg; FtIuR t4tI GA tbs NAlllNi'S
and all OTHER Rrcer line sheh per at greatly re
ducea prices
A. BRoUSsEau Il CO.
importers 10 Charsres street
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FOs. .a1deynaGa----Fsrst District.

EOy. .aSsIey11sfsss----FiY district.
ss. Z s3f IA t5 s+fgsg +flt. 4s -
NEW ORLEANS, April 20, 1866.
10 GERARD STiTH:
THE undesed Delegates of the First District in the late
Municipal Convention Of the National Democratic Party
hereby request that will be candidate for the Board Of
election the 7th of May in place Of Col
o. Nixon resigned. Fsa5t- jjs - y
~ . AL 49, Respectfully,
JOHN r. PLATTsMIER, WALTER H. ROGERS,
j. E tMrTH, VIM McGuLLoCH,
WASHINGTON MARKS, LOUIS LAY,
w. MANNING, &. TOMATIs, ~
JOHN BRoHAN, CHAs. STEWART,
T. O,NEIL. SAM. BREWER.
T.
fREPLy.l
@*N 5'SE NV ORLEANS April Is, 1856.
Gentlemen-I accept nomination with pleasure and
elected will to ischarse the duties diving for
tho best interests Of people and city. SAL.
Respectfully, GERARD sTTTI.
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W,OrEtnsme7t's
DEM CRATIC TICK ET.
For sheriff.
WILLIAM f. BELL.
For Coroner.
JOHN CRoLY.
FOR District Attorney.
JJE BLANCHARD.
Leyislature-First District
JOS F. RUsHA.
Azderman-.,n Place Of j. o. NixonJ
GERARD sTITH.
For Clerk First District Court.
JOHN P. MoNrAMAr
FOR Clerk Second District Court.
P E. osoRKE.
For Clerk Third District Court.
D. C. ByERLY.
Fer Clerk Fourth District Court.
JOSEPH HANLoN.
For Clerk Fifth District Court.
.. GEO, E. BovEE.
For Clerk Sixth District Court.
JOHN C. CosTLEY.
FIRST DISTRICT.
For FIRST Justice of the Peace-M. o'CONNoR.
For Constable JOHN MASKEW.
For State Tax Colerttr-SAMUEL L. BISHOP.
For Assessor--F. F. TEINCHARD.
For Second Justice o. the Peace--J L. WINTER.
For Constable--I. IL FLANAGAN.
SECOND DISTRICT.
For Third Justice of the Peace-ERNEST MoREI.
For Gprs.ahle-HARRY HENDRICKS.
For State Tax Coilectot-V. GERoDIAS.
For Asssssor-FRAeK HEBRON.
THIRD DISTRICT.
For Fourth Justice OF the Peace-M. WEIsHEIMER
For Consabls-B. A MCFAFFREY.
For State Tax t'ollector-J. LANG.
For Assesser-H. CARSTENs.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
For Fifth Iusti Of the Peace-JOHN DAILY.
For Const4 ble-FRANK SMITH
For State FAX CoiIector-JoHN HORIE
For Assessor WILLIAM FOLEY.
AIGIERS.
For Sixth Justice of the Pcacs-JOHN BROWELEE.
For ConstAble-J,,HN WALSH
For State Tax Collector g. BRUSHWOOD.
For Assessor f. RUIZ
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THE SuTxHAE GoUNcII. Or THE THrRrY- THIRD
pzaR One of Dur Warrington correspondents
asnes " the following list Of delegates il IT.
tendance on the supreme Council 81 the Thirty
Inird Degree u Masonry, now sitting ii washing.
Alostt fkes Grand Commander. Arkanaas
Maokay orand Secretary, South Carolina. u 4,
q Rockwell, ~ Grand, Georgia Hepry p,ist
Grand Treasurer, South usrolina G;,es ~ 4
Hillyer, Mississippi; Fred. Weber n antne, :
n p. Barber. Arkanzas 4. n q. p,ersnr An, /,
nesota b Trench, District 81 f,oumt;s ! 4
WAterhouse; North Carolina d. jill: Shaw NH Il
fornis y n. Gill, Virginia iii. &. Worshan,
4 Tennessee; 4. Gassard, delegate from Cuba, IN
Il q. Bateheler. Of ! louisiana. b not preseat.
The honorary members present are u r. shat
ner, Of Kentucky, and g. Solomon, Of Louisiana
Last Friday the Council was to hold 4 Gran
Sorrow Lodge ID honor Of those members WI
died during the war. Several Of these deaths .,
4rnrred III Lpuisiaha.
Il The Cairo Democrat complains taat those To
neIts, the mosauitaes have revisited the glimpse
of Tho moon ii that locality ii full force. Th
Democfati IL unable to say II they are Of last year
crop Of naw corners at any rate they are fl
grcsgu and lusty
iY1i
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t.My riches are these poor hab',iments,
Ofwhich if you should here disfurniHh me,
You take the substance and the sum have y