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N bjch was adopted BY the following vote = ,,,---
iarmat,ys-Tne Presdent Aldermen Conover. Faconsr'
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d. D. CoNOvER,
SAMUEL .. g: VANCE,

Committee TO Revise the Rules OrdorD.
rrLKs OF sTASrlxa coxhrTrEsA
Arts and Sciences three members.
Fsrriss-tnrss msnSsTS
FinAnce-hvn members
Law De srtment three nsmbess
nnarkess-three memSr1
Printing and s, Adver:isias.three members
Repairs supplies- members.
Salaries ADD Offices three members.
Street siIse:' Pas Ssss %sm msssss members.
Lands ana Paces--three members.
Report accepted and adopted and tho committee con-
oossUsroArrors FROM DEPARTMENTS AND CORPORA
TtoN oTfIoEs. 49,, .,u,-,.u
tor being his annual statement Of the receipts expend
lures Of the bureau Of the Public from the st
day OF January to and including the 3st day Of December
Which was laid the table the of
or which 81 i RfDSS Document
The following municaon received from the Conn
Of Public works re .nS to the lease Of the prem
TO THE noSonAnLE rnE COMMON CouSci. OF ThE CITY
DEEM essential y g: the attention Of Of
S @ Il am S door. were ssne lifted IN =. com
nj; ,S .sy Ss
= ss Gs S.r
ss 's
aS ss @ % ns ana
K. \: y
Department, Nasi one S.ni" vi! nS.
building scniaus :Ss ssooSS
Of $4,000 including the taxes and assessments accruing
Be ass is
ss s & w % s.eapss III Of the
ooS saSssn n e. y ras, sS Ss1i.
Committee on Public Buildings, when appointed.
Alderman MEHRBAcn moved Its reference 10 special
whereapon Aldermen Joyce withdrew his motion and the
Ts p put
mttss. --N''
An invitation was received from the 'Beach Pneumatic
|. ride under Sfc.a~.y and . nspsci sas iaans, and
the hor 81 Saps ONE aoa three
dsrman Van schalck. -.
COMMITTEE, The az; meeting Of . po.ea
10 wait upon inform Board OF Assistant Aldermen
5 oo 81 a he for hs
man. Alderman Vance, that they had performed the duty
The report accepted and the t.ce discharged
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Resolved Tina. hereafter special meeting Of this Board
be called, unless wenyf0ur hours notice DO first given
90, q: . ~ sns III. %
hereby required :sue nScss to the members Immediately
Which wa: accepted y alderman oGp !, ,oro
Rssoved estns q ~. Board
be b. 30, n Ss sv % u. S
Ss e s: Gs ss o s
call
COMMITTEE OF the WHO'LL
Alderman VAN SCHAIOK moved that the Board DO now
resolv. sef into q Committee Of the Whole, for the
the special orler Of the postponed from
meeting, being OF the COMMITTEES appointed
consider the reduction Of the number and salaries OF tho
attxc Board.
Which carried. -
Alderman vANoR was called 10 the Chair.
Alter spent therein. the committee arose. and
the President resumed the Char.
Alderman VAMOs from the Committee o. the Whole,
ported committee had had under consideration
port n consider the reiuc0n OF the Der
Of the attaches OF the Board that one amend
g o.: s::s M. report a.a s:i,as'sa
put the question on the Adoption OF
report amended and reportei from the Commes Oh
| the Whole.
vote:-
Fitzgerald, Gfsey Joyce, Martin, McLaren, Mehrbach
Rsdie aud Wrder--ll. 80 -
Teaatise-Aldsrmsn Conan, Pluukitt, Vance and Val
Schaick-l.
MS folows: =. an soo -
annum." . :.
Committee the Whole Is as folows:-
| FRO osED employees AND THEIR eALAR1Es
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second and Third avenues, New York
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and Wtd61-A
Negative Aldermen Conan ana Plmkiu4
RxPORTa.
Alderman CoNovxR, Chairman or the COMMITTEES on r.
von OF The Rules and Ords Of the Board the
folowjng:-
TO THE BoAHp or ALpxHnuN:-
The whom motion OF Alder
Conover at the session OF the Board OF January
Sab inst TO wit the rules OF order of the BOARD OF
Aldermen of 1871 be the the Board until otherwise
ordered that committee OF three be appointed svss
the same," respectfully
That the following named standing commees being the
both number title those Of the
ucirnt for the the Of
Board and respectfully the adoption Of the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That the Standing Committees Of the Board
the 1877 sna be follows, committee consist
shall consist Of i've members.
D. D. CoNOvER,
SAMUEL B. 8. VANCE,
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STATED SESSION.

STATED sKseroN.
III. Board met in their Chamber No. is City Ham, pu;u-
Cochrane, Esq Presasut in the chair and
'n Sdsrm comss conoyer Fsconer Fitzgerald, Gfsey
joyce Martin McL,rn Hshrbach, runk' RAdde' Vance,
Tho minutes Of the last meeting January b. 1922 were
read and approved. rvr1rrox
By Alderman JoycE- ,u,
Which was referred the Committee on Printing and Ad-
vertisng. when appointed. ., rr,oxs
Rssovsd Tn. the Commissioner Public Works be and
hereby sa ne Chamber sn1 CT he M
and the Offices usei occupied BY the Clerk TO be thor
Sqsy s he
% ss oIss o. ' and the
Ssss % %s.s to refer the resolution to tho
Tao paper. on motion of Alderman JOYCE was then laid
whereas the property owners Of the city Of New York
pavins tagging and sewerng srees without their
having notice Of the of the ordinances for the
charges Tor said improvements h.y. been
ooss ana Sereo S,s Seen
Resolved II the Board OF Assistant Aldermen that
opening sswsrng streets (where The contracts for the
not been awarded, DO hereby rescinded AMI an
Resolved rhs. hereafter ordinance for the asgans
thirty dys previous notice shall have been given In
the daily papers; fuftuer,
Resolved, That II half Of the properly tho
line q The street x ns m
Resolved that the Commissioner OF Public Works shall
ber Ter publish daily all bids b.
him for contract work. aud IN each aud II the
security isnmpe the contract sha be awarded 10 the lowest
bidder. ..tu...-.- -.
resolutions were referred tho Committee Streets
appointed.
13y Alderman COZ ovEE-- IL.
kesove That resolutions passed by the Board
of the st OF January 1872 over the veto OF
Mayor, authorizing the New ork and Harlem Railroad
COMPANY their acks and lay additional ones Sc
north of orty street. New YORK city he and the same
hersov are annuied. rescinded and repealed.
SCHAfCK moved to refer the resolution TO
the npp ropr,ate committee, when appointed
But subsequently withdrew the motion and moved It's
adoption. a, .,-,.,
Afrmatiye1he President Aldermen Conover, Falconer,
Fitzgerald, uisey, Joyce, Martin, McLaen Achr5ach
Radco Van setback AM bdcr-l3
Negative Aldermen Conan AM Plunkitt-2
Alderman FALouNfH from the COMMITTEES on reducing
compensation Of the employees In the Clerks
Resolves That the Clerk Of this Board and
by directed 10 from Office all persons employed by
the late Of Aldermen, accordance wit the prov,
a resolution adopted BY the Board January H. o7s
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nally Worm srss from No Ice 70 No. IN,
'0 e e.. 70 ss Sons bis
Own under the direction of the Commissioner Of
A.n Mdsrm.n srAoo. moved that said resolution be
The PsEspEST put question whether Board would
Which a'S was se %Ssada IN the affirmative,
Resolved That the Committee on Railroads are hereby d
reced and Instructed Inquire the regu-
aons and practices: in running Of freight cars
report whe,ser further regulation for
Assistant Alderman coSson that said resolution
The PRESIDENT the question whether the Board would
agree w with H. said s. motion 2. ~. .n-
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD ALpRBMBN.
KssSissa Tia. he BY board
@
81 are snnd anu tho
aALyIS oysa that said resolution be
The PnEspEsT put the qeson whether the Board would
Which was decided in the Affirmative
The Committee on Lamps and ca. of the Board or Assist.
referred The rssolS,sn
Of Lewis and Broome streets. respectfully
That. having carefully examined the subject they nrs in
favor OF the proposed believing .hs won 10 DC
cordnay your committee recommend that said resolution be
Resolved, That stree. lamp placed and lighted TIE
corner Of Lewis and ID sToH%S streets under the
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
Committee on Lamps and Gas.
And Assistant Alderman HEALY moved that said resola
ton amended by striking thererom the word north-
west' and inserting lieu thereof the word northeasl
The PREspENT put the question whether tho Board would
agree with the proposed amendment.
Which decided In the Affirmative
And, thus amended, the same was then laid over.
other employees required to perform the necessary labor
OF the Clerks office, by wha. they shall be Designated
the probable Of hours OF each day required for the
qntss. 'cSethsr sucn Recommendations their
pendlsue s OF the CLERKS oceS submi. the following
port and recommcndatons:-
Der employees Clerxa office TO be draw
Ing opinion OF this committee, large and excessive
T"ey ind that the salaries Of the cerxs in the az.
Regate TO the sum OF Dol 200 annually.
They have carefully considered we nature Oh me
poycd and satisfied that Duties OF the clerks can be bet
ter performed BY ge reduction IN the corps of assistants
and enforcing hours and horosh AMI
method OF conducting the business OF tho once.
They regard tina present system as an evidence OF eg
They recommend that the number OF employees in the
Clerks office be reduced TO nne at an annual expense OF
0l66OO further recommend the immediate repeal OF
ordinance ordinances BY which greater number are
That the employees designated by the Names and be
paid the salaries specified In the scnedue accompanying this
report.
ton business during business hours, which they recon.
shall be from nine A. M. TIL four r. NJ daily Saturdays
legal holidays excepted On Saturdays from nine A. NJ
They would respectfully but earnestly urge the adoption
ctcay OF this report and recommendations believing
dmuuton OF the clerical force and the reduction hcl
salaries the business OF the CLERKS Office would be IN
way impeded, but! with proper appointments would b
1 - funn.tf tn
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Alderman conovrn moved to adopt the following recon-
unendxtop OF the commtteo:-
"Tbat persons present employed In the Clerks ONCE
and holan stions uneef appointment oy he ae BOARD
of Aiderne the Clerk OF said Board, hereby re
moved onice and their places declared vacant from
WSicn was carried nv the following vote:-
Anrmstve-1he fressieut Aldermen Conover, Falconer,
Fitzgerald, hscy, Joyce, Martin, McLaren, Mehrbach
R;das vance sq sSn Conan aas an" Punk a.
Alderman vAsoE then moved that the remainder OF the
report laid the table printed II length In tho minutes
aud special order OF business for the next meeting
which was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS REsUMED.
~ Aid rman MsHxCAUn-
Resolved That this Bond adjourn do adjourn to
meet saturday next the 18th Instant ut three O'Clock
Which was carried.
Alderman EnRnAcH moved that the Board DO now I'D.
Witch was adopted upon the following votc:-
Anrnatiye-rhe President Aldermen Conan, Conover,
Ncsve- faiconer. dhsey, Radde, Vance. Van
A'u'''AA e. g. sHAFER, Clerk pro tenn.
STATED SESSION.
SATURDAY, Jan. 1873 O'Clock r. NJ
The Board met IN their chamber, No. 10 CITY HAIL. pursu
PsssniJon Cochrane ESQ.,, President in the chair, and
Aldermen Conan Conover, Faconer, Fitzgerald, gnsey,
JOYCE Martin McLaren. NerOach, PIankt Radte, vancc'
Minutes o. last meeting having been READ, I. a..
Alderman CuNovER moved to amehd tho report OF the
other emoioyes relure perform necessary labor Of
che Office By what name they shall De designated the
probable Dsr noa' d ." sres and S' Inc
there orr repr 70 THIS Board the result of their In
0ues together with such Recommendations As In their
Siturs Clerks oce" sas TO lncluie In the roco
unedaon the loot OF paae "a q the minutes st oil Inc
preseu employees the Cerxs Office, is foiows:-
xxlea rMpt En n
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLEs.-
IN New and elegant designs; faror bagatele BOARDS
and everything billiards, at lowest prices
H. w. COLLENDER, successor 70 Phclan Coendcr, w
broadway.
M1oe STRICTLY FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES,
0lOC. equal TO the made, At half the cost Tables
including Balls, Cues, &C., vl65 % &2lO. -
xYERIC2N BILLIARD TABLE Co., $50 Broadway.
CLOTHINGs ..--
AT EDWARD MILLEEs WELL Known hs ,rs.s
IN hshmon 100 Seventh avenue, near Ntnotoensn
utmost value paid FOR Cass-o6 ClothinG Carpen ~ cAss
on or addrossna Mr. Or MrA 0Auen
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

mrDR. j. T. NEWMAN, on whose
arrival in this city some time since.
we had the qualification of present.
ing to our readers creditable testi-
monials of his ability and skill ir
the difficult art Of surgery, and
medicine has considerably improved
that reputation since his connexion
with the CHARITY HOSPITAL in this
city. He has successfully performed
two operations in O%variotomy
three, Stone in the Bladder; twice
tying the Subj lavian Artery; once
the external lilac Artery. During
the past fortnight he has been per.
forming q series Of amputationt
which attest his skill.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
ST, LANDRY,
OpELousAs, Sept. II, 1872.

To tho Editor L~Ouisianlan:
: My Dear Sir -A party comprising
Messrs. Simms, Hill, Mornhenvig, Pre-.
jean, Turner, 4. P. Reard. left Opelousaa
for Big Cane, for the object Of attending
the dedication Of q new Baptist Church,
where it wa understood that they would
be addressed on the political issue. I am
sorry that I could not report the speech Of
Mr.. D. P. G. Hill, it was one of the most
eloquent oratory he has ever delivered
he quoted extracts from the "1tiblne,
stating the way that Horace Greeley had
detained the Southern peopls-the manner
in which he wanted their wives and chill
dren treated. He reviewed the kind treat
ment that Gen. Grant bestowed on the
Southern soldier at Appomatox, and how
he prevented Gen. Lee from being perse-
cuted after his surrender. He pronounced
Hon. ". p. Kellogg n Of the adopted
sons Of Louisiana, as one of the ablest
Senators that Louisiana has produced
he cited all the good he has done for tho
State, and the appropriations he passed
through the Senate for the improvement
Of the State.
In speaking Of the Hon. G. c. Antoine.
addressing himself in particular more to
the whites present, he referred them to
what Senators Bowman and Hickman
haddffm reference to Hon. 9. G. An.
dr. hat be possessed o honesty IN
hell1neer than Governor "asnaoth
an1$ex6ot1 chain-gang put together:
% ueopriato address was delivered
by III. .IuYncr.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

erty was violently taken from him,
he WIS robbed Of his right to travel,
and his life might have been in jeop-
ardy through any attempt of his to
preserve or regain his freedom OF
action.
The Republican talkso of Democrats
viewing Mr.. Pinchback's signature
of the bills with "concern it not
alarm and all that sort OF thing,
even putting a little shedding OF
blood" in it. Do the Reformers
want reform no more? Or does all
the corruption, and fraud they al
lege against Republicans cease to
be vice when they practice it?
The allegation against Mr.. Pack
ard and others is untrue.
The story Of the bills and men
being at Amite city in waiting is
| also untrue.
We a,so advisedly disclaim any
intention of Mr.. Pinchback to con-
vene tho Legislature; such an idea
would have been absurd, tho Legis-
lature could not meet under thirty
DAYS, and who would be mad enough
to predict ct this juncture what they
would do if called?
The "race' from Canton to New
Orleans WAS with the wind only, and
was one of those freaks which pos
sess no more value nor significance
than any similar mad-cap perform
ance.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
IS TT WANT OF ENERGY? OR
IS 1T DEFAULT?

For the last two weeks complaints
constant and loud, have rung in our
ears of the inaction or the misdi.
rected action Of the managers o.
the Republican party machinery
From nearly every ward in the city
has come the vail in some shape OF
other. From one ward q canvass.
ing committee is said to be ine&-
Gent, or insufficient, orboth. From
another, imperfect supervision OF
the registration, and the absence Of
United States or Republican repre-
sentatives from the office. From
another tho work Of the naturliza-
ton committee cannot be efficiently
performed on account of the mon
opoly of the time in other occupa-
tions, Of gentlemen who could and
would do signal service IN aiding to
have our foreign friends entitled to
naturalization, procure their papers
And go ad infnitum,. And what Is
true Of tho city is true Of the par
ishes. It is manifest that consider
able If not fatal injury r2nss result
from a continuance of ts:esa neg
lects. It is hard enough ,sa:l bad
enough to suffer from the vigilance
aud unscrupulousness OF our adver-
saries, but to have their designs
ind labors supplemented by the
foes of our own household" is
shocking in the extreme.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
Resolutions passed at the WomaI's Rights
Convention In New York, May, 1879.

WHEREAS, Horace Greeley, as the
editor-in-chief of the New York 1'1-
bune, has for the last four years lost
no opportunity to. ridicule and fal'
sify the spirit and purpose, the
principles and persons Of the Wo'
man Suffrage movement Of this
country, thereby making that iniu-
entail journal q powerful engine
against the emancipation of the wo-
men Of the nation; therefore
Resolved, That no woman with
decent aelf-respect can aid with
voice or pen in his election to the
high position to which he is r. nom MI
mated.
Resolved, That since he.riglhtt5ttu
vote is q right Of every citizen 81
the United States, if is the duty Of
all patriotic women citizens to .ex-
ercise fhis right in the coming Pre-
sideutial election, and the duty Of
all patriotic men to remove .obstruc-
tons now blocking the way.
Resolved, That as Cincinnati has
refused, in the face Of the Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendments,
to recognize women Us citizens, with
the capacity to be legal representa-
tives in q political convention, It is
the duty Of the woman suffraglsts
throughout the country to send
their repre- entatives TO- hAadelphia
and Baltimore, to demand of each
in tnrn. Justice for women, and thus 9
test the loyalty Of Republicans and
Democrats alike 10 The great prin-
ciples OF freedom on which our
Government IL based @
Resolved, That We, the women
safragists ofsshe country, will wo'k
and vote with theE great national
party shat shall acknowledge the
pohticaf tequn1lhitv 81 wornau.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

AA6@"1uUS L. W. Wall,
By special resolution, G. Casanave. Eu
member of the National Republican ~.
ecutive Committee, was declared a men.
Der Of the committee, CT eJ;;ciio.
On motion Of Mr.. Halstcad, it MS o..
dcred that a Sub-Executive couui.ts.
shall be formed to consist Of the Fir.
President, who shall be the chai; ....a.. ~,
ten members appointed by the Pyc "A!
Of the State Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingraham, It vas Or.
dered that Il Finance Committee shall b.
formed to consist of seven members, o..
pointed in like maner US the sub.couniI.
tee, together with the treasurer, who shall
be a member ea ceFicio.
On motion Of NJ. Inygraah,a!n, the Prsai.
dent of the Committee was made a mem.
Der &c o6icio Of the Sub-Executire maEi
nance committees.
! On motion OF Mr.. Herwig, tie Second
! Vice President was nude a memttr it
oficio Of the :Sub-Exeeut!ye COMMITTEE.
The Canyassing and Naturalization Com.
mittees previously chosen by the 1ea:
Snb-Executive Committees.
The Committees are as follows:
sUB-E2ECUTIyE COMMITTEE.
P. B. S. Pin1chback. Chairman;
j. Henri Burch, Fl. c. Dlbbic, .E.hNt4
W. b. Barrett Jas. II. IngrAl,am, P.Cragc,
j. l.. Herwig, j. T. Murphy, CT. lad'.
,Nm. Weeks, s.. L. Packard, JoLEsa',
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
James T. Casey, Chairman;
3. T. Joubert, {. +. Ha!sttad, AZ. Syr1e'
l.. G. Courceilt, O. a. R;ca, 4. i: Aa''I;
4. L. johnson, J. ". Quinn, s.b.paekar1
st. Felix Casanave.
cANyAss1Sa COMMITTEE.
C. +. Glaudin, 1st Dist. i. +. Joubert.! q Dh:
J.H. Ingraham, % Dist. !. /. Murphy, ID w.
s. B.paclard, 5th Dist. A.A.Joh.isNi jill !a7'
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE.
james II. In3raham, Chairman: j. T.
Murphy, W. B. Barrett.
By order of the Committee:
S. s. PACKARD, President.
I. W. De KLINE, Secretary.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

Maine wss called after the s a ~
vince. of Maine in France Il Eng,
pliment Of Queen Henrietta "
land, who owned that P E,snes wora d
Vermont, from the ErenoI, 1oo1.
Vert Mont, ignifying Greer
tain.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
NO INTERFERENCE.

During the past few days consid-
cradle enquiry has been made at our
hands, with reference to in~terference
with the Republican State ticket as
at present composed. To calm this
feverishness, and compose the minds
Of our friends, we have to say posi-
lively there is not the remotest pro-
liability Of any further changes on
the ticket. The compromise ticke:
must be elected or defeated. There
is neither any disposition nor pow
er in the Committee to touch, the
finished, irreversible work Of the
Conference Committees Of theparty.
Our friends, and all Republicans
throughout the ssate, should there
fore at once unite in "a long pull, .
strong pull, and 9 pull altogether.''
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

:~The Editor Of the Savannah
Journal has received . letter feferr'
ing to Greeley, in which the follow
ing paragraph occurs:
.tYou cannot crowd me on preference
for Grant and in opposition to the great
American chameleon. If there s anything
Idespise above any other thing 1t is . ma
Who eats akunk knowingly.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
Rooms SuB-ExEcUTIvE oaa m,Iaaus.
on Canal street, New o'H' ..

Roous SUB-ExEcUTIvE Coaa n.lsa,a.
' 2O7 Canal street, New o's'D p.
The Hub-Executive ComnlHse :.
publican party meets daily Ut
207 Canal street. .,.
Friends from the country are NV ..";e
All communications to the sao.h .,ad
Committee must be addressed 10 W.
the Secretary, Charles Hill, ne" .hc s,sss
Republican papers throughout 'N'
are requested to copy.
Nv direction Of the committee
os a"e'''0' - r. HENRI BURch'
Chairman sub-E1ecutive
CHAs. HILL, Secretary.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

a witty contemporary says q
"hberty Of the press" is squeezing
! pretty girl in a crowd.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
OUR CANDIDATES.

OF uL1NO1Ss
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
PRESIDENTIAL E1EcroRs-SrATE 1T LARGE
DR.. NJ. F. Bonzano, Orleans.
Jules Lanabere,
Chas. E. Halstead, Iberville.
CoNGRE. o DISTRICTS.
LIST DR.. L. G. Roudanez, Orleans.
I'd A. K. johnson,
Sd Milton Morris, Ascension.
18th DR.. Joseph Taylor, Of Caddo.
9Th r. L. Brooks, Catalonia.
UNITED REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
AGREED UPON BY THE TWO STATE
CENTRAL EXECU yC1N1S G9 GaN
REPUBLICAN PARTY
OF LOUISIANA.
FOR GOVERNOR,
VIM. PITT
OF ORLEANS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
C. C..
OF c.ADDo.
-. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
P. G.. DESLONDE,
OF BERvmLE.
0 AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
c. W. CLINTON,
OF ORLEANS.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. P. FIELDS.
OF ORLEANS.
o SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDu-
CATION,
WILLIAM g.. BROWN,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR ooNaREss-sTATE AT LARGE,
P. B. s. PINCHBACK,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR coSaREss-F1RsT DISTRICT,
EDWARD BUTLER,
Of PLAQUEMnsEs.
0 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
A. E.. BARBER,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR CON0RESs-THIRD DISTRICT,
THOS. II. holland,
OF 1BERv11LE.
FOR oONGREss-FOURTH DISTRICT,
J, MADISON WELLS,
:. OF RAPmEs,-Long term.
E. Fl. FLOWERS.
OF oRANr,-Short term.
FOR CONGREsS-FIFTH DISTRICT,
DAVID YOUNG,
OF coNCoRDIA.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.
q CORONER


FOR CORONER.
~~We are authorized to announce as
THE PEOPLES CHOICE for Coroner of the
Sacond and Third Districts, Parish Of
Orleans,
Louis p. PUeaux,
Subject to the ratification Of the Republi-
can Party Of Louisiana,