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tsGv. Seymour TO take the Stump

BrFrALo, Oct. 90 p. MA dispatch
has jnst teen Il civrd from Ilo,a;io .Sey-
mour announcing that he viii take tie slrmp
in person, aod open .he campaign at Buffalo
on the 2.2l inst.
UTICA, Oct. %. Governor Seymour
caves lere to.mgrrpw ior Buffalo to take
he STUMP Cor The Democracy lIisappoint-
meats for o,le. S;s,s, have not yet been
made.
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,sS !IEIHEN & Sons store, in Milton
xas robb,i Of $1,000 worth Of goods on
Friday nigh. last.
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~ D1- Wanted, at this Office, a load of good
dry wood, on subscription ~ the DEMOCRAT.

Eay The cntcrprising ladies down town
engaged in tho milinary business advertise
new good. in this week 8 paper.
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TIE Fs0uscla0!d Gas I!ncn:nc.

For Pr;[Wag Uweli;oqs, Sip.ss, facto,ies,
Churches oad Haii;c Eui3ingS,
Win Gns.
cEyrg ,TEs GAS wiriIor FIRE 0a HEAT.
TIL. simplicity ard ease hs mhch tr'- >ncn'n' y
ma ragged n n,,o us p,"nniiy nnd great n.''u rec
np,u.,ru. IL To- pnhiu fayo' tU,' an' s-r "a cha.
~ operation nj m st''r.
Nauuias,, r~r ana ~, ,asni .viI .v-.-
TN fu.r .s.u4s 5!u.r, -. 'ii''''.n o.
P,iit -. .I.t
~ Send f,r Illustrates .i'eg'.-.
Aug. ~, !eoS-3n.
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The next srss'nn of this s,honl viii commence On
oud,y. aueu,t !llh lN-.
f"r pnri"u'afa address rroT ". ". walker, FHnci
y Il, Orangrviil-, tOinnnhii couniy Va.
AunII.i ID. Ihis-Hi.
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SUICIDE. E.--On Friday morning last be-
tween IL clock and daylight, \ Young girl
aged about % years, named Sarah Jane
Ely, of Mayberry town.hip, Mon,u
county, went to Jacob Swanks Nil
dam in the above township aud drown
ed herself. We have not heard Mla' it wa
that drove her 20 the act, further than sh,
had lecn much afflicted with depression o!
spirits. D.nuiNe Ltc'ligemccr.
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n N'l'i(,it.

TIN 'ers,anding that rpot ,tin c'tc,ls,inn 10th"
, tl,.t Tint I i"0k hr',d hx hel'na,na IL trnry
Eyrr Of Fishingcr"'k township gund that A. W,
Pat. .vso,. Vt Fis,,iua ,a-k aud Saa,., i,osatt vi
Ofanur. hav" been pivrn 'n,rency To This scandal
take ihs ~, thol nf correcting in rrp0rt by pro-
nuunrinu u ntissiy false and without fna,,ru Of
u a. IL has been started ~ iujura e mose Than n
lyve me annoyance. - OAklEk O0ART.
HlsA,sscvset, Sept. .. GA ~.
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I Ii i q Il h A I G A u 5 Il
OF
. HuMA MiSE4 Y.

s.4,. !trr published, scaled rrvt
isEtrI., lopc FrIrr cents. lecture Gn The
>sfEs Hiuu'" Treatment nj radical cure ui
'''-0-'y. S"mina Weakness sp.'rul.fuTho's. a.
Induced hs self Involuntary Emis sinns, Ia,
u.i-nry N.r,nI- hchliily ani imp i,n,rni. t.
;,nrtiir, generally ; Consumption. piirl>y, and
F,,s: urnlai an' Ph, seal lurapar,,V. Ar Gy
Robert J. ,u,vrr~e!l, NJ, D.. auin"r ri tn, 'Gmeh
Book &c.
rnc world r.nnwn ned su'hnr IN this admirable lee.
tnrc clearly proves from hir cXp"ricuce. that
she aNth Consequences nj Scii. Abuse may he III 'u
urlly removed wuh"n' Nrticinc. ahh wilh'iI d't
yrraus sur,,cai npcrrtiGns, b"nyirs Ihstr.uI.nt.
r,ups on cor.ia. pointing out y nin'r &c cur, Il
nncc certain ant "if-rinai, by winch every -uiiret
,o matter Z" hat hts condition inn, br, may cure
I,im.eli cneapiy, privately ami radically Fhis ic
u,rr viii prny. boon 10 thu. aGus ani thnn- 'nd-
sent nader sea ,"any address ~ pam rrv' '"pn
an r-cr,pt nr six r"nts "r two pOstag. stan,rs
AI.n pr. CuIv"rwems Mnrrigr GUIDE, pvicc - cent?
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Sent. I6, Iste.-Iy Pea. l. 10
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s;HRUKS OF YOUTH.

A Gentle man who suffered for years from Nrrv"us
n. br'S rs.u,ntur. l'e,ay. Hnd al! ,hr rf r;- nj
,"In ~, inHtrrrtn vii iur th sake n sun 'inc
hum.riiy srni Tree to al, VIII" need u the irc",p'
aud Uir-cii.hs far nlakris III" -'mpir rrur'y nv
wh,ch he wa- 'ur-i Sufferers wi-lnn H. profit hy
IN niy-ti- - experience. can ii" 81 nv addressing
IN pc, feet ronRirng,, JOHN u O;Ui 80 ella
Street. New turk. May ~ ir6i
'.'UeGLORY or MAN Is STRENGTH. A gentle
] pan who 'uilrr"n TOR years frnm Nervous aud
Gshiial Uehiliy, Nightly ERiissiCus. and Seminal
Wrakn-s., the trsnlt 0f you,hfu, indiscrei,rn std
raiuc near ending his days in hopeless ris"ry viii
for ihr SAX" ut suffering ipa, seu 10 any onr h,rt
ed III. siMpic mrahs used by him which eitrrt"d -
cure i0 q trw weeks Hiirr the failure -f auIr''is
~. hicines. Send directed clnpe aud stamp and
viii sOsi you nothing tddrers,
LUGhR lRENAlS I.cth - w City.
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GRANTS CABINET = 1t is said that J"t
Brown, Ex-Governor of Georgia, and the
builder Of the Andersonville prison pen, is
to have a place in Grants cabinet, in case "'
his election. The relatives Of the thousands
of Union soldiers who peri.hcd in TINT
loa,hsonie pri,ou. will nnt rejoice 10 hear
that the man who encouraged the rebel
guards to murder their halfslarvcd sons
and brothers i. TO have seat beside the
man who refused to permit IN exchange Of
prisoners TO be carried out that would have
saved tie lives of taus Of thousands.
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a.. sx.AA

Three head "f stray cattle cane 10 my rhrio'nfe.
ahuu, IN. last of June lS Ga,nrt' my pr'nis
nhnnt III" i,dh .ay nj g. p,,'Uhrr Inst, mnrl" NJ
f.i,ow. : ocr with rod nnd white srn's a'l u n,Wn
,,,'vr ,h~ r,rht .nv aho, oue year "ii n enr'inu
ter (Rud) with Notch under III" rph' "nr u hul1
wn,a IN 'rr thu belly: nnr h,nd'r Lhrifer tw' years
OLD w"h white undrr NJ hn',ynn ~ nna hinn ,nv
white under III belly and on the tail (no mark on
tbs two last nalnVdl Htf ~ "
Ost. ", tei8, u - 80 y q JAus6 HE6e'
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Bells Specific Pills,

h- may rac"yes hi. health Wake therefore n = de
Icy in ns,nE 'hi- remedy. u gives p"-,iv r" lief aud
WI, soon ,-cI cue in MI Eases oi SeH,ini Wrak
ness Emissions, Physical nnJ N"rvt Us urbiitv anl
arrangements "i Ihr urinary organs P"-iiv. brh.
~ - AZ rived bs nsing silllr box II H. rniirrly
vegetable aud harmless nni 10 chang; ~ dIut in
nr,rssary whi'-i using ,l'",h,
prir. .,ur pul,ar yer h. ~ nh iuii directions
Sold ~ D,urg,s,s g.n-Tli'y H. places whore
,h.y rannci be- procured VII s"oh ,l,um nv o.. u
,Ls;. .iid ani -'-ut- " ~ he '>TIt' ~ 'sCniI,
'hr money. ,ndfcs,, tRS a :. y, 80 500
wIv >sw yoRs.
.fvri. snr -.,rr., u',4' 'rcnl,'- VII br' .cm to
sc,i ."i'''rt 49,, ,i 's,'.t
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public in every d. partment Of his business
His stock il prime, his prices are reasonn-
bic, and with steady attention to busi G..
be hopes and expects to receive reasona
bio share of public patronage.
-----.-s~~>---
lIoRnIB!E MURDER. Sad and shocknc
news reached this town on Monday Morn
ing, relating the fact that ALEXANDER W..
REA, Esq, Superintendent, of the l.o>ust
Mountain Coal Comrany's works, in tbs
county, had been horribly murdered on til,
public road. while driving from CeEtrali1 /"
Mt Carmel, letwccn the hours Of S aud Q
o'clock a. IN, on Saturday last. Mr. Rea
loft his house about So'clcck for Mt. Car
mel. to yiai. ,he coal works, as he was ne
customei To do every day Saturday last
being pay day, the suppostion is that he
was murdered for money. 1t so happcucd
that Mr. Rea had paid o!f his men the day
before. friday and had little or no money
with him. The villains had taken the body
off the road several rods in the woods, anu
had tied the horses few rods beyond the
body, where they remained unit! alout 8
O'clock tina. evening, when they came home
with the buggy. Search was immediately
made that evening for Mr.. Rea, but with
out any success. On Sunday morning the
search was renewed, aud during the fore
noon discovery was made where tie horses
and buggy had been taken into the woods,
among brush and rocks, which led to the
finding Of the dead body. 1t was evide'
that the horses were taken out as we'll US III
the woods, the place being SO rough they
could never have come off tho ground with
n whole wagon, without assistance. The
was completely perforated with bui-
lere being some Fix OR seven holes in
( \e or four about the breast and several
ice aud neck. As yet there is n
khc murderers. A heavy reward
d no doubt will DO offered. Mr..
perfect gentleman; q man OF in
and possessed high social quail
O business man his superior
couuty. He leaves On inter.
mourn his unexpected and
hey have the sympathy Of
y. No pains should te
he guilty parties and
The whole neigh.
'rocious murder w.s
citement, and strong
lat the murdercrs
pceased was aged
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BE- Mir. SAMUEL NJ. PIENTss, son OF
the much respected Noah P,eutis', dec d,
who for many years held sway as the horse
king Of Coiu'nba county, has opened new
Livery, Sale and Exchange Stables in this
place, on the premises Of Mr.. b. Stohner.
and is fully prepared to accommodate the
public in every apartment Of his business
His stock il prime, his prices are reasona-
bic, aud with steady attention to bpsi G..
he hopes and expects to receive a reasona
bio share Of public patronage.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-21

Hon. JouH r. DorrMAN, Democratic
candidate for Governor Of New York, ad'
dressed large assembloge at Watkins. n.
Y, on the 10th inst. In the course Of his
speech he said the newspaper proposition
to change the ticket was made without his
knowledge and without consultation with
the Central State Committee, or any lead
ing Democrat Of New York. The Denoc.
racy Of the city of New York wonld stand
firm for Seymour and Blair, and give them
the largest majority ever given to any can-
dlate.
That is the right kind Of talk for u Dem
ocra,. The mongiel 'lori' ani ncmn.
Gratis Of that i!k, can't sci! on, the ',uc lie.
moc acy Of the country, aud they may as
well hunt their holes.
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~ ELL DIG GIN G..

The unirrfi.Rrd Give. nn'ir" 10 the prh'ir gone,
a!lv thr; he IL pIr,i,rhl WcLi iH;GER ava il
prepare to sis wri'- IN >r't !. upuu ih
r,a.uuah,r tUrm, lie has had in NJ len. yp.,i
-nrr IN tn, iusin"ss tru;aIkahir s,,"r--s ila-"
Wishing Anything donr ~ hI. ,iu" wouid dn "r,i 10
e,v. him atrial.
WILLIAM ..''GSR-
hi"otn -hI'y Iurr - I-E1
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ceS- THE LADY's FRIEND FoR NovEM
BER.-Wc take pleasure in cilng the at.
tention OF our rea lors to this QUEEN OF
THE MoNTILIEs," which We can assure
them has no superior among the Lady $
Magazines. The sweetest domestic group
W. have .ccu Tor many n day, smiles out
from The fine steel plate in front Of the pres-
en-; uuruier. The cclo'ed f;ishion-rla,c is
picturesque sni elegant, while it is as faith:
tul Us ladies' or modis,es couli ask aGl tie
wood.cut., giving lull information in all de-
rartmcnts of dress, and useful and ornament.
al patterns, for the workable, ara fcaut-
fully executed, especially the Partisan Ska,
ting Costumes, in front.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, $40
Wa'nn. street, Philadelphia, a, $3.50 a year
(which also includes large steel engraving).
-Four col les, Sc. Eight land one gra,is,,
AZ. "Thc Lady'a Friend aud Tile
Saturday Evening Post" $500.
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Ks. TUE Columbia House, on Main
street, near the Court House, kept by Mr..
Bernard Steiner, i, an establishment which
exactly meets the want, of travellers, farm.
ers, jurors, witnesses, and Others visit ng
town. Good accommodations are had n,
,hi, house on most reasonable terms. The
visitor, in addition to having his ordinary
wants supplied, can here obtain the beat o.
oysters. ale, lager, &c, &C. The establi.h'
ment is well kept in au orderly manner
Give Baynci a call.
rsy> THGHE are duA AMI dismal runors
from down town. 1t is snid that AMBo
has sold out to CUFfEg :ha: the former
was 70 'axtatifed' with the glorics of hi
long poiilicil labors, as shewn hy the result,
in Columbia county, O! the late election,
tha, he done goa ard Jns. hisse,t' thai,
he flung hisseif right fru de winda, and
vas cotchei in dc arms OF several truddcr-
ia, who arc going to lay hi, laceia,cI re
mains away on shelf We hope to Lc
able to inform our readers of the truth O.
ts!sity OF these hoirii reports in our nex.
issue.
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HAPPINESS GR M,SERY

The v'iim cf yor,l,;ui ind, ,cr-iinn d"sirnys his
'rppin-s> Thins .is prospects r 10 iui rnj"yn,"ht
marriage Hnd the pursut e bnsinr-s aud his ! iu
'r ~ nis"y h", W tue iiu.y use Of the long tried
and fsit.,,uI remedy
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which the ons5tutiOnatitY or le-
gality of any tex, ton, or impost of
any kind on nature whatsoever, on
any fine, forfeiture, or penalty inl-
posed by q municipal corporation
shall be in contestaion, whatever
may be the amoup5 thereof and
in such cases the appeal shall be
direct from the court in which the
case originated To the supreme
court; and in cri1niqal cases, on
questions Of law only, whenever
the punishment of death, on in-
prisoDment at herd labor, OF q fine
exceeding three hundred dollars IS
actually imposed.
Arr, 75. The supreme court
shall be composed al one chief
Justice and four associate Justices,
b majority Of whom shall consi-
tute quorum. The chief Justice
shall receive a salary Of seven
thousand FIVE hundred dollars, and
each Of the associate justices g
salary of seven thousand dollars
annually, payable quarterly on
their own warrants. The chief
justice and the associate Justices
shall be appointed By The gov
ernor, with the advice and consent
Of the senate, for the term Of eight
years. They shall be citizens 81
the United States, and shall have
practioed law for Eve years, the
last three thereof next preceding
their appointment In the state.
The court shall appoint it's own
clerks, and may remove them at
pleasure.
(To be continuedA
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I(OoNTINURD,


TITLE III, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Arr, 61. The governor shall
have power to ell vacancies that
may happen during the recess of
the senate, by granting commits
sions which shall expire at the end
Of the next session thereof, unless
otherwise provided for III this con
stitution; but no person who has
been nominated for Office and re-
iected by the senate shall be ap-
pointed to the same Office during
the recess of the senate.
AIR. So. He may require infor-
nation In writing from the officers
ia the executive department, upon
any subject relating to the duties
Of their respective offices.
ART. 68. He shall, from time to
time, give the general assembly in
formation respecting the situation
cf the state, and recommend to
their consideration such measures
al he may deem expedient.
Arr. 81. He may, on extraor-
dinarY occasions, convene the
general assembly at the seat Of
government, or at q different place
Ithat should have become dam
aerous from an enemy on from
endemic and lii case Of disagree
uaent between the two houses as
g. g. the time time 0f Il adjournment, lie
may adjourn them to such time as
he may think proper, not exceed
inc four months.
RE 65. He shall take care that
lie laws be faithfully executed.
Arr Sc. Every bin which shall
have passed both houses shall be
s6nted Co the governor; If he
approve be shall sign It II he do
not he shall return it with his
0biections To the house ia which
il originated, which shall enter The
objections at large upon Its Jour
mai and proceed To reconsider 1t,
III after such reconsideration two
thirds of alI tho members present
ia that house shall agree 70 pass
The Til, IL shall be sent with the
0llieotions u the other house, by
witch it shall likewise be e9ansi-
d@ed and Il approved BY two
thirds 81 the members present g
that house i shall be Q law t
such Gases ha vote 0s both
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The New Orleans CEesCent,
94 CIR STREET.
u. NIXON Editor ana Proprietor

This n0nnlar Southern journal.
established III Ig4s. suppgessed by
Ben. Butlor. Nay Issb. l8G2, and ~
established October Ash. 1886, ia
now, as in the past, faithful expo
nant of Conservative Southern sshti.
usent, reliahlo Eec0Ed % evengs
and ths ardaRt edyocsta of All means
calcalated M develops Che Ees0uFceR
of the great South YgeaG
IEB~-tlSVA AHIAHi.X tll ADvANC@
uGiiY--par annuln, SIG %
Half Yearly end Quarsofly, same
rate.
WeFlSbsr aham, 40
Halt 2erly sna alstarly ssna
rate.
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uo be continuedl
DsCisi6as 81 GEN. HamcOglk On
Regfgtry.

An order has iusk been issued by Gen.
Hancock announcing his decision on
certain appeals from those made by
Boards Of Registration in Texas for the
purpose OF showing cur readers the
points decided in these cases. We quote !
/. The fTst point is that q person dis
qualified from voting - not restored ~
0trts5s OF q pardon. Section z, Of the
r Reconstruction Act Of July 19, 1867,
expressly foIbids repatriation 6scaisss olF
3. Those who held State Offices prior
to 1861, are not disqualified from that
fact, unless they afterRard engaged ia
insurt tection or rebellion, &c.
81 Tho office oF Alderman Is not an
Office under general lssws and c0nse-
quently does not disqualifY,
a An applicant for registry must be-
pf0U8d TO have engaged ia rebellion, Sc,
before he can be feie6ted The decision
Of previous Board is not sufficient
where proof Of the fact was not made
before them,
3. An officer Of the State militia before
the war is not distranehised BY the acts
0g Congress, It is neitheE an executive
nor / Judicial ofic6 Such aFe entitled
to registry. laa
{. gEeEgeaRts e che ;asza.FF sf sf sassa sa EEIfEiz EEIfEiz
ted States are not ssOfticers in the sense
81 the acts of Congress. Those 81 them
who took part III the rebellion are not
disEranohise6 Dub
/ q A member AZ the secession Cons
ventiOn, and rejected on that ground
alone. Is not embraced ia any class dis-
franchised by aet of Congress He may
be registered on taking the oath pre-
sorilsad BY the act az March 23, 1857
g. 5ereiY having served I'D ells Cons
federate army IS not sufficient ground
for rejection Such are entitled 70 reg
istry. on taking the same oath.
Q. Here charges of dislogaltY do not
furnish suflcsent ground for Feiection
m. Cla7ha 0f election having held
oisi0e under general Law. are nos aRti-
tied "a Registration.
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ADvERTTsnEG
Per Square, 90 lines Oh less) Y. j. .$1 30
Every subsequent insertion ..... 70
announcement OF candidates for
Office -. - s.s. .......... $l0 UO
Advertisements sent in for publca-
tion, when there are no directions, will
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, win be con-
tinned until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
6se by the year or quarter.
Nocredit will be given for Advertising
or job work, except by special agree
mBnt.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place Of Tesidehce, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum
A1l judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day Of pubiCa-
ton, or on the day Of sale.
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yeas and nays, and the names Of
members voting for or against
the bill shall be entered on the
journal Of each house respectively.
n any bill shall not be returned
By the governor within i've days
efter it shall have been presented
to him, it shall be d law III Ike
manner as If he had signed ii,
unless the general assembly, by
adjournment, prevent its return, la
which case the said bill shall be
returned on the first day Of the
meeting Of the general assembly
after the expiration of said FIVE
days, or be a law.
Arr. 67. Every order, resolu-
tion, or vote, To which the concur
renee Of both houses may be neces-
sary, except on a question of ad-
iournment, shall be presented to
the governor, and before it shall
take effect be approved by him,
or, being disappfoYed, shall be
repassed by two thirds of the mem-
bers present.
Arr. 68. There shall be se-
cretary Of state, who shall hold
his Office during the term tor
which the governor shall have
been elected. The records Of the
state shall be kept and preserved
IN the Office of the secretary; he
shall keep a fair register 81 the
official acts and proceedings OF the
governor, and when necessary
shall attest them; he shall, when
required, lay the said register and
all papers, minutes. and vouchers
relative to his Office before either
house Of the general assembly,
and shall perform such other
duties as may be enioined on him
by law.
Arr. SO. There shall be 4 treas
Uler Of the state, and al auditor oi
public accounts, who shall hold
their respective Offices during the
term 0f four years. At the frst
election under this constitution,
the treasurer shall be elected foF
two years.
ART. 40. The secretary Of state,
treasurer, and auditor Of public
accounts shall be elected by Che
qualified electors of the state, and
iii case of any vacancy caused BY
the resignation, death, Oh absence
of the secretary, treasurer, or au-
ditor, the governor shall order an
election to ELI said vacancies ;
Provided, The unexpired term to
be filed be more than twelve
months; when otherwise, the Cow
ernor shall appoint d person to
perform the duties of the Office
thus vacant until the ensuing gen
eral election.
ARF. 71. The treasurer and the
auditor shall receive salary of
five thousand dollars per annum
each. The secretary Of state shall
receive a salary Of three thousand
dollars per annuEn,
ART. 72. All c0n0niss ons shall
be id the name and BY The author
ity 0f Cha state 0f Eacilisiana and
shall be sealed with the state seal,
signed BY the governor, and coun-
tersigned by the secretary Of stats,
TITLE Nv. JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
AR 7S The judicial power
shall be vested IN d supreme court,
in district courts, In Parish courts,
and ia justices 81 the peace.
Arr. "a The supreme Court, ex-
oept ~ cases hereinafter preElaeqi,
shall have anpella3a jurisdiction
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-18

The Black Crook Constellation
forces hotel keepers and restaurants
keepers to adnit negroes To their
tables, and thus cOmpels them to
ruin their business. The way to
defeat this scheme Is to defeat the
Black Crook Constitution, and tho
way to defeat the Black Crook
Constitution IL fUI every qualified
citizen I'd register and vote against
il. N, O. TiInes
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-18
- CaaEIea lIaIe 80 -
ACADEM MY

FTNHE present session began, MUpd
IL 23d Sept 1857. and VIII close about
the last Of July 1868.
Charges In specie or is equivalent ID
currency, payable monthly
Board, lodging and Washing,
month for children. II, 8 01
For young men and young ladies, a l8
Tuition ia English department 2 40
Students furnish their own bedding
lights, toilet soap table and toilet nap
kins.
Strict attention paid 60 the moral
instruction 0f stadents.
,. ~ BRYAN, Principal
Feb. 15, 1868 ~.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-18

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods TO-
ceries, CroCkeEY. HardwaEe, Boots snd
Shoes, Hats, and 3 general assortmenk of
Stationery, always on hand at the low
market prices. The public are request sd
70 Call and ezamiae his stock before Tue-
chasing elsewhere.
MarCh 2I, 1868. 1v.