The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10

NatcnltOCneS w. v. melvin, JLdS Leroy
Orleans-Frst Representative District-P. H. Wat
ters, J. T. Halon.
Second Representative District-E. F. LHoste, ia
cob ZoelIy, Joseph Il. DeGrange.
Third Representative District-B. Collins, NJ Carr,
r. II. Isabelle, F. G. Antoine.
Fourth Representative District-Charles Stringsr,
F. C. Zacharie.
Fifth Representative District Belot, Joseph
Mansion.
Sixth Representative DISTRICT. R. Cure.
Seventh Representative Distrct-Henry L. Rey,
Curron J. Adolphe.
Eighth Representative Dstrict-F Borgc
Ninth Representative Distrct-L. A Witt, J. E.
Rengstorf
Tenth Representative District-W. Pope Noble, C.
r. May, Charles A. Eager.
Right Bank-Alcxander Frank.
Ouachita-F. Morey, 0. Il. Brewster.
Paquemnes-R. J. Moran.
Point Coupce-Wm. Smith, E. Honore.
Rapides-W. S. Calhoun, Sam E. Quincy, Harry Lott.
Sabine-Leslie Barbee.
St. Bernardo. II. Knapp.
St. Charles-Peter Harper.
St. Helena-Amos Kent.
st. James-Charles Gray, 4. Tureaud
St. John Baptst-Dennis Burrell.
St. Landry-Wilis Prescott, Onezme Tate, NJ. D
Kavanaugb, Alcie Dupre.
St. Martini B. Bergeron, L. P. Briout.
St. Mary-A. J. Demorest, J. 3. Esnard.
ST. Tammany-J. W. Hutchinson.
Tensas-James S. Matthews, W. NJ. Holland,
Terrebonne-Ulger Dupart Paul Gaidry.
Unien-J. B. Landers.
Neutrality-suspicious. Young.
Washington-Jacob Magee.
Winn-David c. Fouts.
The General Assembly will not convene until the
Commanding General shall have been officially mott
fed of the acceptance by Congress of the State
constitution. Immediately after receipt of this infor-
nation day will he appointed for the meeting of the
General Assembly, to take action upon the amendment
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Article XIV and to define by law the powers and du-
ties pertaining to the offices newly created by the
sttution.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, Henry C. Warmoth.
Lieutenant Governor Oscar J. Dunn.
Secretary of State, George E. Bovee.
Attorney General, Simeon Beden.
Auditor, George NJ. Wickliffe.
State Treasurer, Antoine Dubuclet.
Superintendent of Public Education, Thomas W.
Conway.
PARISH OFFICERS.
BisnyMe-Parish Judge, j. R. Head; Sheriff. T. J..
Hightower; Recorder, Jasper Hays; Assessor, z. T..
Wester; Coroner, A. c. Finley.
,Bossier-Parish Judge, Thomas NJ. Fort; Sheriff,
William Mcdonald; Recorder, Fl. w. Clarke; Asses
sor, L. G. Raspberry; Coroner, j. L. Briggs: Justices
of the Peace, second ward, W. J. Bush; third ward
J. B. Campbell; for town, fouth ward, VIM. r. Head;
for country, fourth ward F. Crownover; fifth ward,
Benz Herring; sixth ward, VIM. Leonard; Constables,
third ward G. W. Jockey; for town, fourth ward F.
Smith; for country, fourth ward W. z. Martin; fifth
ward, - Pinckard; sixth ward, Frank Turner; Po-
lice Jurors second ward, R. B. Patterson: third ward
J. W. Rabb; fourth ward, W. S. Edwards; fifth ward,
j. Ford; sixth ward, Thos. Applewhite
Caddo-Parish Judge, David Creswell; Sheriff, J.
J. Hope; Recorder, c. W. Lewis; Assessor, VIM Hub
bard; Coroner Ed Sturgess; Justices of the Peace
first ward, Robert Gray; second ward, Thomas W.
until IN. bird n r ID
jamin McLeran Lewis S. Markham; fifth ward, W. G.
Pickens; sixth ward, NJ H. Crowell; seventh ward, W.
Holiness Constables, first ward Pleasant W. Shreyes;
second ward D. c. Mcfarland; third ward, A. NJ.
Miller; fourth ward, Steward Walpole, Aphonse Bail
no; NTH ward, W. B. JONES' sixth ward, Robert Penn
beton; seventh ward Kit Chlds; Police Jurors, first
ward, Samuel Higle; second ward Y. n Jones; third
ward Isaac Mckee; fourth ward, Robert Patterson;
fifth ward, A. j. Pickens sixth ward Milton Fenwick.
Czaiborne-Parish Judge N. J. Scott; Sheriff, R. 7.
Dawson; Recorder, j. R. Ramsey; Assessor, Thomas
Price; Coroner, A. C. Hill; Justices of the Peace, =
Bridges, S. G. Beckand j. Ferguson, W. R. Story, J.
McClendon; Constables, D. J. Sayre, 7. O. Harris, i
Doyle, N. G. Halbert, R. j. Moss, John Mnturn, L.
]. Davis, F. A. Anderson, W. F. Aycock.
Desoto-Parish Judge, J. H. Sutherlin; Sheriff, R.
T. Carr; Recorder, D. NJ. Heriott; Assessor, T. W.
Broadnsx; Coroner, Bonds; Justices of the Peace,
sixth precinct, A. J. Carey; seventh precinct, II. H
Nelson; Constable, sixth precinct S. j. Waits; Police
Jurors, sixth precinct, W. c. Peyton eighth precinct,
r. B. Friersen; ninth precinct, R. R. Riggs
Natehitoches-Parish Judge, W H. Hiestand; Sher-
if, Samuel Parsons; Recorder, Chas F. Christy; As
sessor B, B. Moore; Coroner, Chas Dupre: Justices
of the Peace, first ward Geo. W. Holloway; second
ward, VIM Little; third ward, H. NJ. N Mcknight;
fourth ward F. A. Mezere; fifth ward C.. Berry; sixth
ward, Joseph Martin; seventh ward J. E. Turner;
ninth and tenth wards j. R. Honesty; eleventh ward
John Conant; twelfth ward, v A. Barron, James Par
ker; Constables, first ward T. B. Selby; second ward
Alex. Thomas; third ward, A. Williams; fourth ward,
John Edens fifth ward, S. NJ Crump; sixth ward, ]. j.
Martin; seventh ward, 0. NJ. Preese; ninth and
Metoyer; twelfth ward, J. A. Hart, Israel Jenkins
Police Jurors, first ward, T. H. Hamilton; second
ward, VIM Trichel third ward Il. Dalls; fourth ward
Emile Slvey; fifth ward, R. L. Faulkner; sixth ward
Joseph Martin; seventh and eighth wards D. D. Add
son; ninth and tenth wards, J. R. Honesty; eleventh
ward, John B. Vienne; twelfth ward James Chimes.
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