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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

Our track has been thoroughly
graded and improved, and now rank
second to none in the state. A cham.
piOn belt purse for trottors, PAGERS
and hackers, owned and kept in Lewis
GilmCr, BraxtOn or Upshur counties.
will be given, and il Is hoped that a
lively interest will be taken in the re-.
suit Bring your family and friends.
also your fine stock, agricultural
products, &c, &c. The Ladies arc
especially requested to bring ia Tho
products Of their skill and industry.
An election Of Directors will BE-
:! cd on Friday, tho last day Of tho
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
the INITIATION is EITEND
ED TO ALL.

RgNO effort will be spared to
make our Second Exhibition an ocCa.
sion Of interest to all who may attend.
For further information see Catalogue,
which may be obtained from any Off.
Ger Of tic Society. RJ'AmpIe ar.
rangements will DO made for The &c.
coinmOdatiOn Of Nisit.rs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

X. X. K.-Komikal KOuyorsalioual
Knrds, Hontrivcd, Komprcsscd and
ROmpouuded by Kcziah Kent, X. X,
a Kuto and Komikul Karaktcr, Of
Kambridgc Kollego--Imngino the
rest, or buy box for 50 cents Of John
NJ. Stanley, General Furnishing
Agent. Weston, W. Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
JANE LEW TOWNSHIP,

Governor,
Jacob li2-Camden 50.
Superintendent Free Schools,
Byrne iij-HardwickO ~.
Auditor,
Bennett l52-Burke A..
Treasurer,
Burdett 150-RalhbOue A..
Attorney General,
Matthews l42-CresOp 81,
Judges Court Of Appeals,
PAUL ilT-lIaymond l80-NIoOrO
lGl-Hohman 1l6-Elmiston 1876
Berkshire 4S-Nlaxwcll As.
Congress,
Davis l24-Wilson Oh.
Judge Circuit Court,
Arnold SG-Brannon l0T.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Byruc 123-Pousse %.
Presiding Justice,
Edwards 69-McBrido 72-lTull 4j.
Clerk County Conrt,
WOoftcr lOi-Butchcr 96-Kcarns 4,
Surveyor.
Peterson 1lG-Buteher IL.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Edmiston l50-lIennett 40.
Sheriff,
ITinzman 77-wOOdtOri 133-Mat.
thcws s.
Assessor lst District,
Kee IT'S BOram Al,
Assessor Ind District,
Nc Whorter S4-Smith G-Spaur 90.
Fisher Is.
Justices.
l}onEOtt G3-McWhOrter 157-0liYer
44-Cookman AZ.
Gonstablcs,
IIudkins 1l9-Kolley l9-BOuuctt &c
The Tin Shop,
Ratification 50, Rejection 100.
For the word "Whitc" IS.
State Senators,
Bennett Of, Hall 90.
House of Delegates,
Peterson GO, Lewis Gl. Durgan Al.
Governor,
Jacob 1876, Camden 55.
Superintendent Free Schools,
Byrnc 50, lardWieke So.
Auditor,
bennett 50, Burke SO.
Treasurer,
Burdctt IS, Rathtonc SO.
Judges Court Of Appeals,
PAUL IS, Raymond 50. Moore 10,
Hoffman 10, Edmiston ia, Berkshire
Sc, Maxwell 81.
Congress,
Davis 100, Wilson 90.
Judge Circuit Court,
Brannon IS, Arnold &c.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Byrnc 1870, Fouse &c.
Presiding Justice.
Mcbride 70, Hall As, Edwards 42.
Clerk County Court,
WOOftcr LOG, Butcher 81, Koarns 10.
Surveyor,
Peterson 112, Butcher GO.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Edmiston III, Bennett OF.
Sheriff,
WoOdford 1903, Hinzman II, Mat
thOEs 1G, Cummings 10.
Assessor LIST District,
Koe 1870, l}Oram %.
Assessor 2ud District,
Smith 10. Fisher 60, BOhan 80, Rol.
lyon A, McwhOrtor %, spaur IL.
Justices,
Oliver 1O5. McWhOrtCr ~. Bonnet
90, Goodman 4.
Constablcs.
Hays I, Fox 10, Bunch IS, Hudkins
s, Stralcy s, Bennett 2.
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SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP.

Sand Fork.
Ratification 10; detection II.
SENAroRs.
Bennett 90 I; Hall 81.
llOusE or DELEGATES.
Lewis 10; Dargun s.; Peterson :
GOVERNOR.
Camden &c; Jacobs; 10.
SUPERINTENDENT FREE Schools.
l'yrnc IS; llurWicke 4.
AUDlroR.
Bennett IS; Burke G.
TREASURER.
Burdctt %; Rathbonc 6.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Matthews 20; OrrssapG
JUDdEs CouRr OV APrRGLs,
Hoffman 90; PAUL %; Raymond
&c; Moore %; Edniston Z; Berk,
shire 9; Maxwell 8.
COSOREss,
Davis 49, Wilson II; Rock /.
JuDGE CIEcuir COuRr.
BrannOn 80; Arnold 5.
CLERK CtRcuir CuuRr,
Byrno 6; Foussc %.
lnEsipISo JusTlcE,
Mcbride IL; Edwards 20; Hall /
CLERK CouNTr CoURr,
Butcher o. WOOfler II; Kicrani
II.
SuRvEroR,
Butcher I Peterson G.
PRosEcrTiSG AfToRSrY,
Bennett II; Edmiston Is.
SlERlTr,
Woodford is; Matthews s; IIipz,
man I; Cummings ..
ASSESSOR, Ter pisTEicT,
Kce 81 Boraln ..
no DIsTmcT,
Fisher 0, Bohan %; Spaur /.
JusTicEs,
Turner 49,; Peterson 8; Collins "a
Washbutnc 10.
ConsiaLlo-Collius 90
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ARUSE.uENTS,

Best managed and cultivated FARM
Of no, less than so acres. best Five
Acre Field of Corn. Wheat, Barley,
Rye or Oats, Best Three Acre Field
Of Clover, Timothy or Tobacco. best
Ono-half Acre Of Tutnips or Potatoes,
Exhibitors will confer a great favor
on the officers of the Society By ma.
king their entries before tho opening
Of the Fair. For this purpose tic
books Of the Society will DO open for
two weeks previous to tho Fair.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
N seas0n l:ekets wiil be an,

NO season tickets Will he sold.
Ticket, good for one dag only,
Por single ticket LIST day % cents
For single ticket 2nd and Ord
days. each, so cent,
For children under 10 10 cents
Single horse vehicle, 80 cents
Two horse vehicle 70 cents
0 or 4 horse vehicle 81 %
Amphitheatre tickets 10 cents
No admission on horseback except
to officers Of the society.
Hay and straw will Lc furnished
free Of expense to all stock entered for
exhibition. Grain will be furnished
upon tue grounds at reasonable rates,
For horses, mules, Agricultural
implements, machinery aud vehicles,
the entrance fec is 90 per cent of The
premium competed for. All other
classes FREE. No Exhibitors tick.
cts given. Catalogues can be pro.
cured at IalstOn's jcwelry store, or Of
the secretaries.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

The list Of Premiums includes
Poultry, Grain, Vegetables. Honey,
Bread, Preserves, Canned Fruits,
Peaches, &c. Flow crs, Fine
Arts, Ornamental Shell and
Needle.work, Factory Goods,
Household Manufactures,
Musical Instruments,
Machines for Knit.
ting, Washing, Sew.
ing, and House.
hold use.
Miscellaneous Mechanical Products,
Agricultural implements, tools, &C.,
machinery, iron and tin ware, yehi.
clcs, cabinet ware, wooden ware,
swine, fine wool sheep, native and mid =.
die wool sheep, long wool sheep, fat
sheep, CATTLE-Durham pure
blood. Devon purO blood, Ayrshire
Purc blood, Aldcrnoy pure llood, ia.
tive cattle, work oxen and steers, fut
cattle, sweepstakes on cattle, jacks and
mules. HORSES Thoroughbred, =.
horses for general purposes, rondstcrs,
TO be shown in liaEncss, draft horse,
sweepstakes for colts, matched horses
and mares, driving horses, saddle
horses, walkers
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

m. NJ D. CUMMINGS,
ILL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office one door above Dnilinton's store, Main
Street, lIeston. ] can be found at my Of
fee at all times when not professionally en-
gagged. Calls from the country promptly at
ended TO. n. B. CUMMINGS, u. D.
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33l; Hoffman III; EdmiHou 1856
Berkshire l44; Maxwell III.
Congress,
Davis 924; Wilson Ill.
Judge Circuit Court,
Arnold ljS; Branuon III,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Byrne 30; Foussc ll2.
Presiding Justice,
Edwards IFS; Mcbride lj7 Hall
10.
Clerk County Court,
Butcher "A; WOofter 249; Kirrans
So.
Surveyor,
Butcher 0j; Peterson lac.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Bennett l5l Edmiston 2l3.
Sheriff.
Matthews 1lG; Woodford 1853
Cummings 81 /; Iinzmun 81.
Assessor First District,
Kcc 26a; BOram 40.
Assessor Second District,
llOhan lis; Bennett g.; McWhor.
ter 10: ROlIyson 10; Spaur 4G I;
Fisher 100; Smith .; Swecker 1G.
Justices,
Wushburne 1914 Turner 1S9; Col.
Inns 100; Peterson ca.
COnstablcs,
Brown 90; Turner 10; Collins 3s.
WILEY TOWNSHIP.
Ffeealan's Creek.
Ratification 81 Rejection Oh.
For the word Whit 81.
Senators,
Bennett 70; Hall 90.
House Of Delegates,
Peterson ca Lewis OS; Dargnn /.
Governor,
Jacob 9s; Camden SO.
Superintendent of Free Schools,
HardWicke 90; Byrne IL
Auditor,
Burke 81; Bennett so.
Treasurer,
RsthbOnc 55; Burdctt7O.
Attorney General,
0rCsap 5S; Matthews II.
Judges Court Of Appeals,
EdmisiOn CT; Berkshire 90; Max.
we'll so, Moore 1873; PAUL ~; Hay.
mOud 10; Hoffman 10.
Congress,
Davis 81; Wilson GO.
Judge Circuit Court,
Arnold 80 BranuOn 90.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Byrne 1l3; Fousseo 90.
Presiding Justice,
Hall 81; Edwards 90; Mcbride IL.
Clerk County Court.
Wootter 81 Butcher Ga; Kierans
Q.
Surveyor,
Peterson 81; Butcher 81.
Prosecuting Attorney,
BdmistoR 81 Bennett IS.
Sheriff,
Woodford 104; Matthews @ Cum.
mings f.; Hiuzman 90.
Assessor lst District,
Kce 1913; B0ram Z.
Assessor 2nd District,
Fisher so; lIOhan 40.
Justices,
Kempcr 1G7! Slccth II Strickler
SS; White SO; WOOher 90; Kraus
Is.
COnstablcs,
Ri#ey 122.
Leading Cfeek.
Ratification 20, Rejection Sc.
For the word White GO.
Senators,
Bennett 81; Hall As.
House Of Delegates,
Lewis 81; Peterson Al.
Governor.
Camden 80; Jacob 81.
Superintendent Of FREQ Schools,
Byruc 81; Hnrdwicke 81.
Auditor,
Bennett 80; Burke so.
Treasurer.
BurdCtt SO; Rathbone so.
Attorney General,
Matthews 80; Crcsap so.
Judges Court ofAppOals,
PAUL 30; Raymond 81 Moore 81;
Hoffman 81 Edmislon 81 Berkshire
so; Maxwell As.
Congress,
Wilson 81 Davis 81.
Judge Circuit Court,
Brannon So; Arnold 10.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Byrne 80; Foussc 80.
ITesluluE Justice.
Edwards 81; Mcbride 5; Hall 90. |
Clerk County Court.
Butcher 49, WOOIlor Gl; Kicrans 3.
Surveyor,
Butcher 90; Peterson 40.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Bennett t5; Edmiston 2S.
Sheriff,
WoodtOrd Al Cummings Q; Ilinz.
nan 40; Mattliewsl.
Assessor First District,
Kee "a; BOram l McWhorier Q.
Assessor Second District,
Boban "a; Fisher &c; Spaur 5.
Justices.
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HOME INSURANCE. co
-0F-
Columbus, Ohio.

The gradual inrease OF strength Of lis
dome makes lis Policies better ut Expiration
than when first issued. This gradual In
crease is guaranteed by rs plan Of business;
none but first-ClaSS Risks are written aI
paying Hief.
The Home pays for Live Stock when Ia,
surcd aud killed ny Lightning, without ref
trrneo To the place where killed. u iays
damage BY Lightning 10 buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers End the Company to he Just the
one they want. -.
Merchants get the best Of Security in lis
Policies,
NorE.-This company has FULFILLED all ihe
requirements of the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
MI NJ b Err Is g..

each day. il receives and discharges
about sevenstoas oftha tuonderfull
fluid. Your lungs will contain a
gallon ofair and yolaliphele a. 600,
gallons per day. he aggregate
surfaceof tie allsof your lungs,
supposing them TO BE spread out,
exceeds 10000 square inches. The
weight Of your brain is Three pounds,
when you are man it will weigh
about eight ounces more. Your
nerves exceed 10, ,o00, 900 in number.
Your alin is composed of threo
layers from oae-forth to one eighth
of IN inch in thickness, The area
Of your skin is about LOO square
inches, and you are subjected to an
atmospheric Of iteen pounds
to the square inch. Each square
inch Of your skin contains $500
sweating tubes. Or pcrspiratory
pores, each of which mhy be likened
to little drain-tilo one forth Of an
inch long, making an aggregate
length in the entire surface Of your
body, Of POI, ,165 feet, or q tile ditch
fer draining the body almost folty
miles long. 5st~F ~
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
LIEUT.. GOV. P. B. s, PlNCuBACK:

This gentleman, ono Of the fore
most co!cred men of the South,
will undoubtedly be elected to rep
resent tho State Of Louisiana IS
Congressman ct large. Governor
Pinchback is a fearless. outspolica
Republican, and agreeable gentle
man, and has had IN experience in
political affairs second to no colorcd
man III tho South; and we are glad
to know that tho difficulties among
Republicans in Louisiana hayo been
so composed as to give us as q
representative in Congress man
with tho ability of Mr.. P;nchback.
We have no doubt thatho will reflect
credit upon his raco and the people
who elect him.-.-Ne,v Matioa1 Ere
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28

"Wat is Horris Greeley?'' askt
Joe with a hellish lcer on his face.
"Me and my friends here want to
know. Go on, Parson, go on.
I coodent go on and he knowd il.
Ell I satisfied my friends, I wuz
certin to mortally offend hizzen, and
vice vercy. It wuz death in any
event, and so after abusin Grant for
appointing all his relatives to offs,
I managed to get the meetin adj
journed, and tho people dispersed.
Our folks retoosc to support Gree
10y at any price, and Pollock and
Bigler hev got the nigGyyers and the
Northern settlers III solid body for
Grant. Ez tho Dimocratic vote
will be divided, it woodent be at all
singular ef they sheod carry the
Corners. And then, even CT we
elect Greeley, with wat kind Nv
face kin I ask for the Post Otis?
Troubles is cocin thick about me.
It is a terrible thing to hev to carry
al Abolitionist, even ef he is deo-
derizcd, in sich a community ez
ours. Wood, oh wood, that I wuz
a Republican, 50 that ono story wood
do for all localities and aniinces.
PETROLEUM. V. Massey,
(Wich wuz Postmaster and hopes
to be agin.)
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28

Something ABOUT YouasE1r:- :
supposing your age to be fifteen
years or thereabouts, ! figure la1 you
to a dot, You have 16o bones, aud
500 muscles; your. blood bio g. weighs y g rs :
pounds; your heart is g. five s', inches aas'.i in
lenth and three inches IN diameter;
it beats 70 times per minute; 4 200
times per hour, 100,S9o times per
day, and sc, CO, 200 times per year.
AT, each beat q little over two ounces
Of blood is thrown oa: Of it; and
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
Mark Twain on Raising Poultry.

There arc two ways OF raising
fowls, both very simple, one for
warm weather and ono for Winter:
In the first case, you start with u
friend along about II o'clock on q
Summers night, not later, because
in some Statos--espocially in Cali
fornia and Oregon chickens always
rouse up just at. midnight and
crow from ten to thirty minutes &C
cording to tho ease or difficulty they
experience in getting tho public
walked up; and your friend carries
with him sack. Arrived at tho
hen-roost (your neighbor's not your
own). you light a match and hold
it under first ono and the other pull
let's nose, until they are willing to
60 into that bag without making s
any trouble about it. You then re-
turn homo, either taking tho bug
with you or leavcing it behind, &C
cordins as circumstances shall die
tate. N. 3. I have seen the tirlo
when it was eligible and: appropri-
atc to leave the sack behind and
walk of with considerable velocity
without ever leaving any directions
whero to send it. In the case Of tho
other method mentioned for raising
poultry, your friend takes along
covered vessel charcoal fro in it,
and you carry q long slender plank.
This is q frosty. night understand.
Arrived at tho tree, or fence, or
other hcn-roost (yonr own, if you
are an. idiot), you warm the end Of
your plank in your friends fire YES
sci and then raise 1t aloft and case it
up gently against a slumbcring
chickens foot. If tho subject Of
your attention is true bird he will
infallibly return thanks with q
sleepy cluck or two, and step out
and take quarters on the plank,
thus becoming SO conspicuous ac-
cessory before tho fact to his own
murder as to make it 4 grave ques-
stion in our minds, as it once was in
tho mind Of Blackstone, whether ho
is not reallYand deliberately COM
mitting suicide in. tho second de-
gree. (But you enter into a@con-
templation Of. these legal refine
meats = ssubeaquently-not then).
Wien You wish to raise fne, large,
| doukcy-vdo5 ICED t55lhanfg,h al rooster you
fdo il with vhsso, j1st asyou would
la,balls III iss. .bacaa6e he mnat .bo
choked, and checked eatactaally, e too.
Ii is the only good. certain way, for
Iwhone,ver .hD malHhtions 3 matter
which he is cor1ai.l,I corda.I = ssted il,
! tic ,cl1anoes sr6e shine in q
hundred th&t hn4 somebody
else's attention, too, <swhether it be
night Of day. -. ~, =. 2.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
GeEeral Grants Eagaalimity.

great speech at Springfield, ILL.,,
turned aside for a moment, from
tho main limo Of his argument, to
narrato the following: Il will tell
you one or two things about Gen.
Grant that arc worth knowing. I
will show you something Of his
character. You know, all Of you,
that when tho battle OF Pittsburg
Landing occurred, Gcn. Grant was
charged by oil tho newspapers, and
by nearly tho whole country, if 7
may SO speak, with gross neglect Of
duty in not being there when tho
battle commenced. Now I happen
to know something Of that battle
myself. My own division was the
first troops that wcrc landed, and
We held it; and I know the ground,
I believe, better than anybody else.
As matter of fact, Gen: Grant has
lain still during all this time under
tho obloquy which has been heaped
upon him. and which probable will
DO again, OF going down to Ssvan-
nah on tho Saturday night previous,
and not returning until the battlo
was over. Iknow that he sent an
officer out on Saturday night to in
quire whether or not there was any
thing showing along the front, that
he wanted to 60 down to hurry up
Buell's troops from Savannah, and
he got the report that a roconnois-
sance was mado by the cavalry, and
thero was no sight Of the enemy.
Now, we know that tho enemy lay
there within two miles Of us, but
Gen. Grant, rather than bring that
trouble on a friend anl brother
officer, never published this, nor has
it been published by anybody else.
Look at another thing, which shows
tho ,nasnanimity Of his character.
When he undertook tho feat at
Vicksburg, Gen. Sherman sent a
written protest against tho move
ment upon the groand that it WAS
dangerous and impracticablc, and
would probably cost him his whole
army. Gen. Grant never headed
that. Ho went on, executed the
movement, and when the success
of it was demonstrated, he sent
William T. Sherman his origina
protest back again, and would moi
keep it on his minutes, and William
T. Sherman was not to bo outdone
in that sort Of thing, and he pub
lished the paper to all tho world q:
a yindication Of Gen. Grants claim
to be cousummate soldier OF di
vision, at the expense Of William 7
Sherman. -....... .,..s.-.,.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
POLITICAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana.

State of Louisiana.
tE.cr OF STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, |
New Orleans. September 2, 1872. !
it Of Assistant Supervisors Of Registra-
ton and Clerks for the several election
grecincts of the parish of Orleans:
scinct. Assist. Supervisor: Clerk.
D. A. Ward. T. D. Dimitry.
C. L. Van Hooten. J. p. Childress.
i,J. D. Houston. George Koefher.
l.. .Thos. Duffy. G. Cavanac.
IN. G. Barry. F. Mooney.
t..F. W. Nikoll. F. Laraschi.
I. .Ihos. Fcrnon. r. Ducros.
8. Wins Swan. Geo. Dclamore.
s...w c. Kinsella. All. Bourges.
10 John c. Weaver. Ed. Cannon.
u.L d. O'Connell J. r. A. Gauthreauz
\. James Beggs. Felix Sauve.
3. E. II. Chevally. G. c. Piper.
4. L. B. Morel. Frank G. Lockwood
i. BENZ. Kelly. E. B. Guion.
assistant Supervisors and Clerks who
Aye not yet received their appointments,
I'll call as early as possible at the Office
4 the State Registrar Of Voters, No. 221
Common street, corner of Dryades, and
Fiify. B. P. BLANCHARD,
ate Registrar of Voters, and Supervisor
Of Registration, Parish of Orleans.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
I'm. G.. BROWN,---Ehitor.
res Il mo,2 mos 3 mos) 6 mos|l yr

1ausient advertisements, ST so pei
.suc first insertion; each subsequent
:xton, Is cents.
II business aotices Of advertisements
sjs charged twenty ccnts per line each
esldtn.
,oy PRINTING executed with neatneGs
sl Dispatch.
Wedding Cards executed in accordance
rA prevailing fashions.
Funeral Notices printed Oh shortest no.
i. and with quickest dispatch.
10" Circulars, Programmes, Genera
s.sinsss Cards, Posters, ETC., ETC., guar
1,ed to give general satisfaction to all
t.O may wish to secure our services.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
CLUB DLRECTORY.

FIRST WARD-Thomas Isabelle, Pre-
idsnt; A. Frilot, Secretary. st. Charles,
sween Felicity and Polymnie streets
lsts WEDNESDAY evenings ut q.
SECOND WARD-C. F. Glandin, Pre-.
ihat; P. Z. Bechtel, Secretary; Geddes
Ill., Erato between Barronne and Caron.
sAstreets; meets TUESDAY evening at u.
THIRD WARD-E. P. Chase, Presi.
at; ". W. johnson, Sec'y; meets Mon
's1 evening at y.
FOURTH WARD-R. C. Howard, Pre-.
ssat A. Pluche, Secretary; IRENE cor
Vt Cont; meets MONDAY evening at u.
FIFTH WARD-Joseph Follin, Presi.
sat;J. E. Matihieu, Secretary; Toulouse
s'Teen Marals and Villere; meets Tues
Gevening at u.
SIXTH WARD-F. P. Benedict, Presi'
ut; A Capla, Secretary; Ursulines neal
AAgny; WEDNESDAY, evening at y
SEVENTH WARD.-J. B. Jourdain,
s:sdent; Vim. Moore, Secretary; Union
saF saFClaiborne; meets MONDAY evening 72.
EIGHTH WARD-E. v. Leclerc, See
sa'y; Morales near Marigny; meets Mon
'Sevening at u.
.SNTH WARD-Samuel Carter, Presi-
sa;John Blandin, Secretary; meets Wed
'S'AH evening at y.
TENTH WARD.-E. P. Duc1aslonge,
.,s'dent; F. X. Hyde, Secretary; meets
W., aaer Camp and jackson streets, TUES
Wy evening at u. Il - r>-
\ ELEVENTH. WARDS. NJ. Simms,
sss!dent; Louis Carter, Secretary; corner
ssAand Dryades streets; meets MONDAY
*alas I! o'clock.
TWELFTH WARD-D. G. Woodruff,
sssldent; J. B. Winters, Secretary; meets
ss ~''oay evening, y, at City Hall, Jeder'
A. ns'aei!RTEENTH WARD-J. B. Gaudet,
,.nn ,,..Sn1ent; VIM Bauduit, Secretary; cor
lamp and Cadiz; meets MONDAY even
FOURTEENTH WARD = Madison
nssn, ns,s President; H. Powell, secretary
s,,as S Louisa st. between Chestnut and
su"ay TUESDAY evening at u. ~
nst!l5,rEENTH wARD-B. Buchanan,
s,sIpuent; s,p.tt; Il. W. Farrow, Secretary; cor
esn;s ei;scillc and jackson; meets MoNDA1
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