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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

A new remedy, under the name
."Wayne's DiurCtic Elixir" &c, is
advertised in our columns this
wOelt. The character OF the cor.
tifOates given would seem to bo
strong evidence oi the reliability Of
the medicine.
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A Fresh Excitement In Lam

: l.ls ttJ caster. ~ f
Mcssrs. SHOWER & Brother, the
Columbus Boot and Shoe firm
which has just taken tho DeMuth
room, Shacffcr block, are promis-
ing a pleasant surprise to tho pco>
pie of Fairfield county. They pro-
pose to keep stock of the largest di-
mensions, of every variety of boot
and shoe worn by man, woman OF
child, and TO cut down the prices
TO such an extent that the differ.
enco shall bc perceived, felt and
acknowledged by every customer
They only ask that the truth ol
their professions may be tested By
all persons who desire to tighten
their expenses in this line, by a
personal call at their new estab
llshment. tF 45-lt.
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Ohio Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb.

Correspondence ofths Lane astcr Gazette
COLUMBUS, Jan. 18, 1870.
Editors Gd=ette:
Thinking perhaps
that your readers would like to
hear something from this institu
ton again, l proceed to give a few
items.
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PhilipPhilIips.

H3Wehaye informqtionl thar this
gentleman, so widely known and
celebrated as tho 5"Singing Pill.
GRIM" will give q concert in this
city on Thursday evening next
FobyI 3D. Tho bare anuoun CO.
mont Of . concert by Mr.. Phillips
isVsuaIly sufficient to- insure a
full houss. andin Lancaster, where
he has never been heard, this will
be especially apt to BIO the case
We are we'll acqusinted with Mr.
Phillips powers OF pleasing an au.
dicnce, and can safely say that his
hearers will be highly gratiisd
with his entertainment.
Oar exchanges from all parts Of
the country contain accounts Of
revivals in churches Of all demon.
nations. e.bee ,gia4ye -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

Woman's greatest boon--a
Wheeler \ Wilson Sowing Ma.
chine, a good supply at BILLING
HURSTS. AS
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N Q 9 E.

Ambrose r. JefTries Of Pi,tsburg. Pa, Is no.
tiled that Martha Jane Jefiries has filed her
petition in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court
ofCommon Pleas sofFairteldcounty, o.. charg-
ing the sad Ambrose B.JeIfries wit wilful a6-
sence for more than three years and gross
said Ambrose II. Jelfries, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next Term OF said
Court. J,F. VANDEMARK, Clerk.
Jan'y IL, is70w6. ara tts
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

Do not SEQ yoar Wife wear her
health, vigor and life away at sew
ing BY hand, whom n Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine can DO OBJ.
tanned at BlULlNGu URST'S.
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BROWN { CO.

WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
inan nouncing to the public that we haveJust
received our
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ChrIstInn Convention.

A call for q Union Ohrlstiun
Convention, to be held In the Pres.
bytOrinn Church in this city, com.
wcpcing on the evening OF the 9Th
Of February, is published in anoth-
column. The occasion win doubt.
lesP be an interesting one, and Of
happy influence
--r-----sae es-s---==---
Tho Columbus Business College,
under tho management Of E. X,
Bryan & Co., .,isOne Of the best insli.
tutions ofthc kind IN the country.
Persons visiting tho Capital city
will be interested in calling and
viewing its workings.
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First Class Book Store,

.uhgi' -'t = '4't
Extra inducements offered to Dealers and
Teachers buying in quantities. Call and eX
anime this beautiful stock before purchasing
elsewhere. and be 20 please,iagYJ}L YucN
Old Paper and Rags taken in payment for
goods. li.Uu it 'Hdit'7h
Dec, 10, ls69--ti. 81 i rbigti1 u,
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are OF decided interest. The election
for vf1icers TO serve until June takes
place Saturday Jan. 22d. .
CHRISTMAS.
Although it is rather late to
talk about Christmas, yet perhaps
a few words on the way in which
it was spent here.may not be amiss.
Christmas day came and it would
have been difficult to find more
pleasant group of faces than was
presented here. Immediately af.
ter breakfast the numerous boxes
which had been sent to the pupils
by their friends and which had
been held in store, underwent q
thorough examination as 10 their
contents. This occupied until ten
o'clock when all were required to
pass to the chapel for devotional
exercises. Alter this the Cllonian
Society held a special meeting tor
the benefit of q large number of
old pupils who had como to pay u
brief visit. The question for dc:
bate, lis the Pen q mightier wea.
pom than the Sword?" was fully
discussed pro and con. A more in.
teresting scene than that presented
this meeting, | never witnessed
l need not add that at the close of
the debate the Pen was pronounc-
ed the mightier weapon of the two.
Alter this, two of our former pu-
pills who are now students at
Washington College, entertained
the Society. Their subjects were
Association" by II. McGregor;
and Ain high" by Il. Patterson.
Both eutjccts were handled in
mastery style and speak we'll
for what deaf mutes can do.--
Where there is q will" etc., etc.
After several other addresses by
members of the Society, an ad.
journmcnt took place to the dining.
room below where all did ample
justice to king turkey &c. The al-
ternoon soon pused away and ut 6
in the evening the boys passed 10
tho girls study room which the
female pupils had tastefully decor
ated with foStoons, wrcaths, and
various ornamental devices. The
chief centre OF attraction was q
Christmas Tree, loaded with pro.
sents. Alter two hours of social
enjoyment, a beautiful entertain.
mont was served. No sooner was
this over than SANTA CLAUS him.
self madc his appearance; who af-
ter making several rounds Of the
room proceeded to hand zach q
gift The pupils then retired for
The night. 49,
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cLIoNIAN SOCIETY.

Some time since q portion of tho
more advanced pupils organized
themselves into u literary and de-
batting Society. 1t meets every
Saturday evening to debate, speak
dialogues, and practice the usual
exercises of a literary society. l
need not add that the proceeding s
are of decided interest. The election
for vfficers TO serve until June takes
place Saturday Jan. 22d.
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Twoiotsin indianapolis, Indiana.

AhOAVtsAh AtAAAssDea l''iasf AAiN'~'''''
IOI ACRES in Berne township, Fairfield
county, ohio, on which lisa good two sior !
dwelling, large barn, good outbuildings, excel
lent water at the house, running water on tho
farm two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre.
J. c. HITE co.
LAneas tel, o, Sent. o, 1860 IT,
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The undersigned willai,epd 70 an business
per,uininsso heylng and sslliRs Heal Estate
on the E-ost favorable terms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
The Floods in Texas.

Austin papers continue to report wide
spread destruction TO crops. fencing, etc.
bu. happily very little loss OF life, from the
recent food in the Colorado. The river was
again within its banks on the eighteenth.
The Austin Joty'Rul. OF the twenty-seeond,
save the overflow was very disastrous. A
number of lives were lost Scores Of fami-
lies have been rendered homeless. and hun
oreds have seen al their property swept
away.
Tie stage shat was caught by the food n
the river bend at Nasls, unable 10 either
advance or retreat, carried over two thou
sand mounds Of mail matter The river
came to NJ the house and swept away all the
hay and most Of the crops at that point.
Felix Smith on the Austin and Lockhart
road, lost 5000 pannels Of fence, eighteen
woke OF oxen. eighty head OF hogs and other
live stock by the recent overflow Of Onion
creek, The water ran more than fifteen
feet deep over bis farm.
On Brnshv and Lake creeks. says the
Austin Republican, the overflow ii some
places made a clean sweep OF everything,
The BrIshy swept Oft the mill and lnachln-
erv OF Mr.. Epllraim Blair, at Round Rock,
and done much other damage il that long,
wide and fertile valley. Below Round Rock
Il freedman was drowned.
Tie Milan IclegroH SAYS there was NOT 4
dry spot IL the bottom OF Little River. be
tween Cameron and the opposite bank OF
the river. All the farms IL the bottom We're
tioodeG. In places where the current was
not so swift as to carry TIC cotton OH, not
mach damage was done,
The Gonzales Indc1 has the following:
The buildings Of the manufacturing com
pany OF Messrs. Walker u Iitcor,bc We're
surrounded by water OF Tuesday. tn"
eighteenth. Tie current, rs it swept majly
on, tore away fences and bore down the
crops star;iing III It's way. Nuch stock has
been drowned, rs drift was seen floating
down, carrying chickens and pigs. Within
a few hours the water rose twenty o. TWEEN
tv-fvo feet perpe ldicularly.
I.a,nilins mill on the San Marcos, has
been entirely swept away; and it l. said that
this end Of the San Marcos bridge. the
apron, about thirty 1ee1 Ill length, is gone.
That river was four feet higher than during
the overflow last year. About twothirds OF
the cotton crop WAS gathered. The remain
ing one third, it IS thought. is lost.
We hear Of 10 loss OF life except Mr.
Walkers little son. His body mas not yet
been found.
We nave Just learned that the whole
Guadalupe valley was submerged. 4 negro
man was drowned The San Marcos bridge
is not so seriously injured as at first thought
1t is repoEpd that Moneys factory at
Prairie Lesson the San Marcos, is gone.
4 New BraunIels dispatch, dated the
eighteenth, to the San antonio Express,
says:
The Guadalupe river rose yesterday some
two feet higher than last years overflow;
the Comal bridge is badly injured; one life
lost. Crops along the river destroyed-loss
Oh them immense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Local Intelligence.

10 PLAsTERERs.-Any plasterer who is
notaoove doing small jobs could extend his
BUSINESS TO considerable extent by making
me acquaintance of the people of -Alciers,
and letting them know where to find him
There is at the present time only one Or two
plasterers in the Fifth District. and these
belong TO the class OF worknen who are
rich with five dollars in their pocket. These
people, tired of running for six months to
beg man to take their money, have rot
lred at last Let any plasterer call on such
men as Mr.. William Sarazin, or'Mr. Nicholas
Chaser, or other such solid men of Aleiers.
and they can find the beginning of pretty
little business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
Headquarters Republican Parish Cam


paign Committee meets daily II Il NJ, at No. III
Common street. and the various Mother Ward
Clubs OF this parish meet as follows:
First Ward-Corner of Ne!pUmeue and White
streets, meets every Monday evening. J. c. Miller,
President.
Second Wari-Erato street, between Carondelet
and Baronne streets, meets every TLesdayiH. G.
Dibble. President.
Third Ward-Perdido street between franklin
ana Llpelty streets meets every Saturday; .. J.
Dunn, President.
Fourth Ward-Ccrncr Cont. and Irene streets,
Fifth Ward-St. Louis stree. near IRENE, meets
Thursday; Eugene Staes. President.
Sixth Ward-Coluer OF CrsLiiIcs audi fa!b borne
streets, meets every Monday: /. +. Jouber, Presi-
dent
Seventh Ward--CoIncr Of Greatueen and Union
streets, meets every Monday; c. ". Boothby Pres
ident.
Eighth Ward-Corner OF Morales ard MariGny
streets meets every Tuesday; AleEandersJ Arm
strong. President.
Ninth Ward-Congress street, hetween Dauphine
aud Craps streets, meets every Monday; ". c. Kin
sclla. President.
o Tenth Ward-St. Mary street rear ST. Thomas
street, meets every Tuesday: J. L. Bowen, Presi-
dent.
Eleventh ward-Stxth stree. f,- ,seel St George
and St Patrick streets meets every Monday; Ed.
Williams, President.
Twelfth W@rd--MaIc'.Eo stctrT, iitar Magazine
street, meets every Noll,.v: y. q. Mcconnell,
President.
Thirteenth Warl--va'eI.ce street between Camp
and Chcs:IEt streets meets ever. v sGay; john
GaTstkaInp. rsFieat
Fourte, nth Ward-N"ar corner "a Chestnut and
Walnut streets. meets every saturday; Madison
Fifteenth Warli-Va!ette street. between Alix
and Ej.z,t streets meets every NoGd,r \. Dumont,
President. ora tnol
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1870

vember next; said election to be conducted and the
returns thereof m de in all respects according to
the provisions of the constitution and Of the law
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty third day of September 1870, and of
the Independence of the United States the ninety
fifth
By the Governor -
Fl. C. WARMOTH
PITT CRAvATH, Assistant Secretary of State.
SEES I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

A Card.-To tie Editor Of the New Orleans Re
publican: Through the partially and urgent
quest of many friends. CONSENTED To let my
90 before the public a cHndiat, the Legisla-
ture, and subsequently, have been strangely urged
to allow il placed on the Christian Republican tick
ct candidate. or intended candidate. FOR the
Office OF Criminal Sheriff Sict have considered
the whole subject well ana after thanking my
many friends for their good wishes and confidence
in me, would say that; holding commission for
higher office. and from higher than amy earthly
authority, and from a sense Of my duty. must
withhold nay name from any political office posi-
ton Wlate vtriwith the kinlest regards and wishes
for my many friends. ROBERT II. STEPTOE.
New Orleans. November l. 1876 no2 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Margaret Neade-NO.33, 691
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they nave OF
can why the account presented oy Mlcna ii
Meade, administrator Of this estate sho,nu
not he hornologated and approved ana Inc
funds distributed in accordance there"lth.
BY order of the court. n.cv .,u,-
oc2S no26 NJ. o. IhAof, CIefR.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT SALE.

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTKRaAsrEx ,
Corner of Camp and South streets, J
New Orleans, La, October 18, IS7o.t
WlLL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Louisiana
The public property knewn as SRDGwICK BAR
RACKS, or HOSPITAL.
The Barracks consist of thirty. eight 1887 frame
buildings, sheds, ETC., acompete steam waterwofks,
terms and four thousand i've hundred H50o} feet.
more or less, of fencing
An inventory of the property to be SOLD can be
seen upon application at this office.
Sale to commence at eleven o'clock A. NJ. and con-
time until the property is disposed Of
Terms-One-half cash and the balance before the
property is removed
Property at the risk 4 the purchaser .after sAs
date Of SALE and must be removed on or before De-
cember 81 1870.
BY order of Lieutenant Colonel Fred. Myers,
Deputy Quartermaster General, United States army
E. J. STRANG,
Captain and Assistant Ouartermaster, Brevet fieu-
tenant Colonel United States army. nosH
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans September 80 lB7D y

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans, September 80, 1879. }
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO.
w to for the cancellation of the official
bonds of Alfred VOORHEES, as Assessor and Tax Collec
tor in and for the parish Of st. Martin, to wit: A
bond III the sum OF thousand dollars Is 1000,
dated February Is, 1861 signed by Alfred VOORHEES,,
principal and Charles Olivier Duclozel as seeu-
liy and bond in the of ten thousand dollars.
COO, dated February l6, 1861 signed By Alfred
VOORHEES,, principal, and Charles Olivier Duclozel
security; the said bonds being conditioned for
the faithful performance by the said Alfred YOor-
HES of his duties Assessor and State Tax Collec
tor aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the aforesaid bonds to file their objections 10 the
cancellation thereof in writing in the Office of tho
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
this thirieh day of September, 4. d., 1870 and OF
the Independence of the United States the ninety
fifth.
By the Governor II. C. WARM0THy
GEoRGE i. BovEE.
Secretary OF state. neg 316
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE LOUISIANA, D
Executive Department. ,
New Orleans, October %, 1870.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w for the cancellation of the bond Of
Thomas L. Maxwell, as Auctioneer in and for the
parish of Orleans to wit: bond dated December
10. 1887 in the of ten thousand dollars
t5l0.000) signed by Thomas L. Maxwell, as prinei-
pal and Patrick Irwin, Henry Bonnabel and Hugh
McC!osky securities, in the of three thou
sand three hundred and thirty three dollars thirty
three cents each the said bond being conditicoea
for the faithful performance by the said Thomas
L. Maxwell OF the duties of Auctioneer aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested in
the aforesaid bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof, in writing, in the office of the
Secretary of state within ninety days after the last
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty fth day OF October 1870 and of the in
dependence Of the United States the ninety -fourth
II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of Louisiana
GEO z BovRE, Secretary of State. ocSI 3t
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Grand Republican tiass Mcetin2.-The

Republicans OF tile parish OF Orleans are hereby
notified that a Grand Mass Meeting vi the party
will he held in Lafayette Square on SATURDAY
NIGHT November ), 1870 at hal.-Past seven o'clock.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting,
among whom VIII he Governor Warmoth. Lieuten-
ant Governor Dunn, General Sheridan, General
Barber General Sheldon, Colouei Lewis, General J.
II. Sypher Hon B. F. Flanders, Colonel Ingraham
Senator Pinchback.
Several brass bands Will be hand to enliyen
the occasion,
The Republican clubs Of the parish, right and
left banks, are spectfuy invited TO come out in
procession and attend this grand demonstration of
the principles OF freedom, justice and equality.
Come One Come all!
By order of the Campaign Committee.
THOMAS~ISABELLE, President.
WILLIAM MULFoRp Secretary ock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03


Republican Association - Gentlemen - NJ
standing my often repeated desire TO have MI
withdrawn from the ticket of your party a0l!n-
ddate for the office of Coroner of the Second and
Shird Districts, see with regret that owing 10
your kind partlahty, my name Is ST.! retained.
This, gentlemen, places me in d false attitude
toward myself and my friends. ! must, therefore,
request OF you. again. to withdraw name from
your ticket, although shall ever be deeply CRATE
ful YOU fer the kind feelings that vronp pied your
action in my behalf.
IIenaiu, respectfully YOUR oJedieJ.t servant.
MANUEL Pho sVILA, NJ D.
New Orleans November 3 mo. nos
,Noticc.-'rt.s is to inform tie Republican voters
OF the Fourth District that have never author
lied any person to Use my name as candidate Tor
Constable the Christian Assoc iation ticket and
VIII accept the same. shah support and work
for the straight open, regular Republican ticket
moi 81 JAMES T. MOORE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

SQUADRON OF HoRsE&EN.-A small
squadron of horsemen passed the office of
the Republican about 6 o'clock last evening
They were going up Camp street, and Their,
outside appearance indicated nothing of
their purpose. They might have been an
nchoate cavalry company or a political
club. Ii the latter, there was no indication
OF what party they belonged to- The horses
which they rode, however, must have been
Republicans. for they consisted OF black.
white and yellow complexions, travelling
III concord together
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

stetcher out Common street Erskine re-
vived SO much that he opened his eyes,
coughed and grew more animated, vomit-
ing.
On the nineteenth instant he and his
brother William were arrested on ST.
Charles street for fighting together, the
quarrel having originated in some family
misunderstanding, which the public is not
interested In.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CREDITORS WHO HAVE NOT YET PRESENTED
~ their accounts and who have claims agairss.
the following SUGGESTIONS are requested to present
them to the undersigned administrator OF solid srse
ccssions, at his office, number ten Nc. IL IS.
Charles street, New Orleans, Louisiana:
l. Succession of Juan Pedro Aron.
2 Succession of George Cabazar.
3. Succession of Mrs. Adene Dallie.
A. Succession of Herman Derfelt
5. Succession OF Robert Finlayson.
6. Succession OF Andrew Hoey.
I. Succession of Edouard Mesnil.
g. Succession Of a. L, Mousseau,
9. Succession Of Joseph 0egsR~
10. Succession OF ]. j. Poindexter.-
II. Succession Of Milton Taylor.
P. B. FOCKE
Public Administrator for the parish OF Orleans
oc21 lot No. 10 st. Eharlts etrstt-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

state Central Committee Republican
party State of Louisiana,
=. L. PACKARD. President
WILLIAM VIGERS, Secretary.
s. B. PACKARD, II. l.. SWORDS.
HON. 0. J. DUNN, JAMES MCCLEERY,
CHARLES W. LOWELL, ?. q. DESLONpE,
B. +. JOU BERT, J. B. WANDS,
g. y. KEISO, g. CASENAVE
JOHN GARSTKAMP JOHN RAY,
HENRY GRIMES j. LEWIS -
r, E. STAMPS A. B. HARRIS.
SUBFEECuTIvE COMMITTEE.
HON. o. j. DUNN, Chairman;
G. W. LOWELL, A. 3. HARRIS,
T. L. STAMPS, JOHN RAY.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
f. l.. SWORDS, Chairman;
G. CASENAVE, HENRY GRIMES,
p. g. UESLONDE JOHN GAhSIINAMP.
All communications must he addressed 10 the
care OF the Secretary William V.gers, glass box
No. 1874 New Orleans, Louisiana.
Republican newspapers Throughout tie state are
requested 10 copy. seo I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-03

Succession of j. J. DaDancehs-Nc.
4i55.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans Whereas, Jean Celestin Magendie has
netitioned the court for letters of administration
IN the estate of the late j. ]. Dabancens,
deceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern, to show cause within
should not be granted.
BY order Of the court.
ocS0 moss II. D. Tray, Clerk.
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REPRESENTATIVES,,

First Representative District OPLATEK, ".
G. JOHNSON
Second Representative Observation-Disclosures CAD
DIS THOMAS MURRAY, ISAAC ULLXAN.
Third Representative District-W. H. WATERS,
j. w. QUINN, W. g. BARRETT, F. G. ANTOINE.
Fourth Representative BistricI-h. n. J. hESNEk,
CHARLES W. kiNGGOLD.
Firth Represe ntat.ye Distriet-EDGAR DAVIS, AR
MASD BELOT.
Sixth Representative Dis-trict-VIC'FOR Z. MS-
CARTY.
seventh representative Dist:ict-C. J. ADOLPH,
Z. c. MORPHY.
Eighth Represe NATIVE District-ALEX. j. ARA-
STRONG.
Ninth Representative Dstrict-W. c. KINSELLA,
LOUIS GEENEAN.
Tenth Representative District-F OTTO, }. T.
BOWEN, EDWARD WILLIAMS
Orleans, Right Bank-FRANk ALEXANDER.
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wagts-T
B. STAMPS, JOHN GARSTkAMP, THOMAS D. WCk
RAIL-, z. G. GARDNER.