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NOTICE.
commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

ueo. W., fainter use Isaac Foltz Cpmpl,t vs.
"eo. W. Coffelts, admir-. &c. Deft's.
by virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court NJ
Ghe' anaoah county, rendered in the above
chancerF cause August, 30ih, the undersigned
son, Va, on '"'A-
Saturday, October 4th, 1873,
the tract Of land conveyed by Geo. W. CoHaIs
to Levi Coffelt and wife by deed bearing date
Aug. 9TH, 1854, of record in the Clerks q tics
OF OF nena doah county in Deed Book No, 7
Page 496 The said tracts
CONTAINS 1o1 ACRES:
more rr less, and adj, ms the .lands Of
Aofaham Stover and Jacob Jordan There ia
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
a an 1ther necessary Improvements in the truct.
me land ~ situated about miles from, M
,aehs"h, va. IN good neigIborhood Ar
ne same um+ and place BY virtse ct the game
decree VIII II necessary sell the sraet sf Land
,""taning 901G0 Acres couyrye,i BIZ SAID
,ito W. Cotfelt 10 Levi Rirker, Sent. 2Otb
'oaa' ana conveyed by SAID Levi mixer aud
ne to Abraham Siever bv deed bearing dsta
October list, 1852. N-'0
s--r-,. TERMS OF SALE.
EnengA ca to paw the costs of suit and sal.
The balance in three equal annual pavments
WIN interest from III day ofsale, TO be eyi.
'eneed oy the bonds OF the psrch aser, the first
with good personal ecurisy and All to he
secured by deed of trust,
A9 ODE to commence at 2 o. clock p NJ
W I. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

One fthe largest political meetings
ever held in Lexington was addressed
Yesterday byGen. Kemper, who spoke
for about two hours, delighting and en-
rapturing the people. j. Randolph
Tucker also spoke and made splendid
impression
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Is. M. Rhodes e Co,

/ Sole Agents for the sale of
ORCHILLA GUANO
Persons desiring to rarct ase this t7uuno
will pleese eah on
JOSEPH MAPHIS.
Woodstock, Va.
or JOSIAH STICKLEY,
Strasburg, Va.
Agents for Shenandoah County.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CHEMICAL
DEPARTMENT,
BALTIMORE, July Sth, 1874.
MEssRs. b. NJ. RHODES L co.
Gents-ln your letter of june Both
io'o you call my attention to an ar tic lie in the
June number OF the Baltimore Herald ON Gov
mercia! Fertilizers. which was written bv mo
Eand in which said the Orchilla. and O ther ar
ticies, are improperly termed Guanos. NV
had no in tention of depreciatine the mer;t. IF
the W chflla, which is really good article,
but think IT would be speaking more eorrect
ly to limit the term Guano to the bird depo,its.
wnicn sun retain most if not all of their origi-
nal ammonia either urea salts or AS carben.
ate or other salts Of ammonia.
nave lateiy drawn samples of the Orcbilla
from the storehouses in which it was beipr pue
into bags, and after careful and complete
anaivsis as wei as a.thofough examination o
~
cargoes of the AAdee. Speedwell an Charlotte
Jamison, as well as f. EN- the testimony of sou
eral who have used it In its e,uifa state ord
have expressed to me their entire sat;stac,;on
feel perfectly justified in recommending The
Orchilla '"o
Very truly yours,
WIN. P. TONRY,
Prof. Anal and APP. Chemistry, MARYLAND
UNIVERSITY Or Vr,,,,,.
CHARLorrEsvILLK, July 18th, 1873.
Messrs. b. M. RHODES L Co., 50 South Street
Baltimore. ee''
Gentlemen-Enclosed herewith ron
WIN hnd the result of analysis ofthe sample of
orchilla Guano lately sent me By You.
This material decidedly recommends itself
to the attention ofiarmefs' by its large pronor-
tion OF Phasphoric Acid, (if kiln d. led at onl.
the temper AZURE OF bullihg waite, the sample
a1alyzed by me will represent So. e7 per cent
OF Bone Phosphate of Lime) and by its nh vsic;.
al condition, most oft being already in powder
and the few Jumps easily crushed sy shovel
or oetw cen the fingers, so that no grinding is
needed The Phosphoric Acid is in form to
De much more exsily taken up by growing,
plants than that the harder and more com,
pact Mineral Phosphates. Farmers can them
selves very easily add Peruvian Guano, Cotton
SEED, mill refuse or other material affordipg
Nitrogen when tits desired to combine the ~
.ort Of Ammoniacal it'll that Of PhosnhAf,e
Manure.
Am, xsntlsmeu, respectfully yosrs,
~ Nv .MAlLRyx.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

Nhe' celebrated Red Bud Factory "a
Il and 81 cloths for sale by
CLOVER & COLEMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

|. In the Clerks Cffice Of the Circuit Court Of
|. shenandoah, Sept. 18th 1873.
VIM. Borden committee for Catharine Swartz
......ComDlt
AGAINST
Catharine Swart2 and otbers,.,,,,,,,.D e{t',
In Chancery.
The object of tn is suit is to confirm the sale
Of strip Of land about 200 yards in length
and about 20 feet in width, lying along the line
dividing the lands of C. Swartz and A. s.
Hotel, north Of said Hotels Mill, sold by VIM,
Borden Committee of Cathariue Swartz tuA
s. Hotel.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants David SwartZ, Rebecca
Windle widow of David Windle decd
Harrison swartz. Joseph Snapp and Mary
his wife, heirs of Samuel Swartz decd and
the unknown heirs of Samuel SwartZ decd.
are not inhabitants of this State-lt is
ordered, That the said defendants do ap-
pear here within one month after due
publication hereof. and dc what is neces-
sary to protect their interert; that a copy
of this order be published in some news
paper printed i'll Woodstock, once week
for four successive weeks. and cor. :
posted at the front door of the Court
House OF said county, on the first day ~
the next County Court. u
GEO. W. MrLxY elk
COPY-TESrn
w.&w. GEO. W. Mil 1y. s. C. G
oet. w. ana H,x-eficio c. c. c. S
NEW GOODSJ NE, coonc,,
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UCTIoNEER s CONSTABLE.

Isaac Painter, Strasburg, Va, will, attend
promptly to all business entrustedt him
Jun II If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

NTAvNTEU r. rRA pE FOR
w At 5;Uos s..i4sle $. AsnAvygh
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
c0N ISL M l|71 Oh
which can be- cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials receivedrby the
proprietors. It is acknowE
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy.
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a.
Cough, and leave the cause
behind. as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED Br
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Ksss.r
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

S4a per Ton, of 1000 lbs, i'll New Bag.
OF 200 lbs Each, Cash.
Although we do not claim to manufacture an
article which will resist the effects of frost and
fly, nor do we claim that we can control the
changes seasons, Tut for the in formation of
.ne panilc ana ior the relief "fthe anxiety of
some of our friends, who are 80 unseliishly hon.
ing thatour article may YET PROVE to be equa
to the high priced Fertilizers found in the mar
ket, we give few evidences of the merits of
our fertilizer hieh We presume will be salts
'acfofy 10 any ore acquainted it'll the men
LISTEN TO THE EVIDENCE.
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WIN. MITRRy

used one ton of your fertilizer on nv
wheat last fall, By the side of the Patapsco
and Turner's The result 1 am much
pleased with. Can see no difference be-
tween Them Yours being equally as good
as theirs. ainssonfident without the use
OF fertilizer | would have made littls or no
wheat, and my GRASS did well. y.
F. TEMPT EMAN
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OUR NOMINEES:

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. j a Nj 11S 4. X EM PIE R .
OF MADISON.
FOR LIEUTEN EX-GOVERNOR.
OF MYTH E.
FOR 4AITORNEY4GENERAL.
HON. r. II. DANIEL.
OF RICHMOND CITY.
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0RCHILLA GuAN0, Al

A True Bird Guano,
Rich an Phosphates and 4elkalines
Salts.
ANALOGY BETWEEN
Orchilla Guano and Wheat.
The analysis of the ash of Wheat and Straw
shows:
Phosphate of Magnesia.... IL ss
Phosphate of Lime 40 AZ
Orchills Guano contains:
Phosphate of Magnesia....,,,,,.. 1157
Phosphate of Lime, oyer...................55.00
This Guano being sold at "A verv. moderat ate
price, enables Farmers to use liberally-say
sou to 500 lbs. per acre, high Manuring on
FEWER acres being the most desira BILE mode of
culture under our changed system of labor.
Packed in good bags, 1877 lbs. esch, IL to the
ton, $50, 90 per ton, Cash
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

Now suppose the Radical party
should get the .ascendency in Virginia,
what would be our condition? Our
indebtedness is now about 1913, ZOO, 900,
exclusive of West Virginia certificates,
and if it should be increased from
eight to ten times, this amount, as the
Radicals have increased it in the States
Just named, our indebtedness would
then be upwards of S3O0,0O0,OO0, upon
which we would have to pay the inter
est To do this our taxes would be in
creased in the same ratio for eight to
ten times the present rate. Now, as
we pay fifty cents on every hundred
dollars worth of property, that is one
half Of one per cent, Oh its value, if the
taxation be increased eight or ten times
the present amount, we should have
to pay from four to five dollars on eve
~ one hundred dollars worth of pro
perty instead of fifty cents; and as bu!
little property in Virginia yields more
than FIVE on six per cent, on its value,
it follows that it would take the entire
income to pay the taxes, and the owner
would have to live ON his principal
And such is the condition Of affairs il
most of the Southern States where tn.
Radicals have possession of the State
governments. We know how our PEG
pie have complained OF the present rat,
# taxation: Ne know that the last
tensersative Legislature refused IL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

used onc-halt ton of vour fertilizer ON
my wheat last fall and am mich pleased
with the result. and also Il sooI stand of
grass from The use of it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02
REcToRToWN, Fauquier Co, Va.
July Jig. lS7a

fully concur i'll the above statement.
raised Il fine crop of wheat from the use
OF your fertilizer. AMI have Il fine siart of
grass. JEO. II. s.TEW ART.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT.

In the Clerks ttiice Of the Circuit Court Of
| shenandoah, Sept. 10Th 1873.
VIM. Borden committee for Catharine Swartz
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-02

WASHINGTON, September 28.-The
following letter was written to day:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, September 20, 1873.
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LISTEN TO THE EVIDENCE /:

=, COLUMBIA FrKxAcs. Aug. 9th, 1873
Messrs Prescntts stoneburher 4 Co., o..
Gentlemen,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26

Convinced On oursA pogs.
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*Trains stop only on Signal. xTrains do not Stop
zTelegraph Stations. Cleveland Time N ~ il''
The Way Freight trains stop at Jefferson In going
West at 4aa p M and going East at 1855 A. IA. These
trains carry passengers. NJ, III III
Passenger are at the rate of per mile to way
stations, couuted in even half dimes ari-F,r'F' :
HARBOR BRANCH-A. J. a. #. R. IL.
Lv. Ashtabula l1.50 A. M. Lv; Harbor 1890 p. NJ.
Ar at Harbor -. 10 p M Ar at Ashtabula ~ Do p M
ff. y-l-st SUNDAYS excepted, Z
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Abstract Of Time 7abte adopted Nay 26h, 1872
PULLMAN'S best 'Drawing-room aud
4 Sleeping Q aches, combining ali modern i'm
snspension Bridge, Niagara Falls. cleveland and Gin,
cinnat to New York, making direct connection with
all lines of foreign and coastwise steamers and also
with sound Steamers and railway lines fer Boston and
other New England cities,
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THE pR,NrEn,s Devil.

Ink .bespattered.
Clothing iattered, ' r.e- ..a
With his broom in hand,
Leaning, cleaning. ......
Rubbing, scrubbing,
= Under ever stand. -
Neat, the cases,
Type and Spaces
Trampeled where they fell
BY this Pluto tii'fN
Doomed 10 go to
Printers batter hell" .T
Running hi,her,
Darling thiiher, .er 81
i Tail of all the Staff,
Out and in doors,
Doing all chores,
.- Bringing telegraph E
Runs Tor copy,
Nor dare stoplhe ID. I'd 30.
For his paper hat;
All the jour'men, go. ,....t t.....,
Save the tor, man, t - o.
Yelling for..some "fa,,"
Proves" the galleys: ~.
Then he salles,
On Satanic pinion
From the news,rOom ..U ..,G.. .... ..
To the snnctum-- ,.r .,. q
b.. Part.of his dominion. -....
And the hOsrs- -
Often cross As ..., .. .tt,i
Bears within their holes
Make the devil
Find his level
Stirring up the Goals,
.U Ef'f ON ..Uur. e .'.a
Washing roller, ..I r ..as1 .s.
Bringing coal or ,.5 ,U. .. .s.4i.
Lugging water-pail ,r,s
Time he wastes not ,H n.Jl
AT the paste pot, ..... .a
neutrality-suspicious.
When the weeks done,
Then he seeks one H'. ..!.. j
Where the greenbacks lay,
There to settle 'N
For the,little -...l lT ... 'r l,s
;NG Devil is 10 pay.
In this spirit
There is merit, ''-,.
Far from tint of shame;
Often gaining, -.--
By bis training -
Good and honorcd name.
Legislators, ~
Great debaters,
Scientific men,
Have arisen [t-''~
From the prison
.- OF the printers den. .. .....
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NOTICE.!

A LII parties having an unsettled ac-
count with me, win please call without delay, At
Ion. a. sTBoss's A. the once Of B. n. Fitch snd ad
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Saving, Planning and Matching

THE undersigned having purchased
Il The machinery formerly used by Y. A. Hitchcock.
can he found at the old stand, at Centre Street r.
crossing.
ALL KINDS OF PLANNING, MATCHING
ksI l' = SAVING, ETC, "a y
viii be done with Promptness, and at fair living rates
12a!tf II. L. WEBB
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l.. 9. q WI. S.-FRANKLIN DIyISION.
From and after May 25h, 1873, Passenger Trains
-t. r.I.I will run u follows: 4 -. Irs,.upY .i
GOING ..fI .-f, .I,, e., GOING
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CLOTIIIElSS.

EDWARD G.. PIERCE Dealers in Clothing Hats
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ashtabula o. S34
w ATE & SILL, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats. Caps, &C.. Ashtabula 900
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
THE BLIND LEADING TEE BLIND.

That portion Of the people OF Louis
lana who content themselves with &c.
cepting she assertions o.: the Times for
their measure Of information, aye to be
pitied, as never being in possession Of
what they should know. News is like
money, IN .his, tina; unless !: IS genuine it
is worse than useless. fos il shay gee lis
owner into serious difficulty. The Times
is IL d position 20 obtain correct news,
and il pretenis 90 the ability 60 form core
gece opinions, but finding tina: lis readers
DO not desire 20 hear the truth, it sys-
seInasicails distorts the news from Hha5
il yeally rs 20 what i thinks It's patrons
would like j: 90 be. As al illustration,
even in so public % matter as what PSesi-
den: Grant has officially declared, the
Times refuses 20 tell .he truth, but departs
into an explanation That will conform 30
what il supposes will be acceptable 20 IFS
readers GeGeralGrant never asserted nor
assumed that his action in Louisiana was
based oQ any political sentiment "r
roli.ical information, but re has cone
ssaatly assured all who inquired 90
him theYeabouts that Ae acted il support
o: che federal judicial authorities, and
cha: he had nothing 20 regret or alter ~
The premises. sThis is 50 different from
what the Times says ne said that the mat
Ter takes she shape of an understood false
hood. u General Grant had said thai his
action IL regard 10 our affairs was Rased
upon receptions thai were Prac;iced upon
him Nv his friends, the public will az
once thar he should instantly alter his
poles and dismiss his friends; but since
he said no such thing, but, on the CON,
srarv. said chat his action was based on
his duty 20 protect a federal judicial order,
and would be maintained until chat order
was abaSed or reversed. the public will see
chat The public Journal which lacks the
sense or che honesty to print the correct
story is like a counterfeiter Of money who
pu.- lis patron il possession of that
which Snay mislead lin INTO serious diff
culGies.
The truth is, the readers Of she Times
prefer TO be badly informed, and this IS
why Shae organ gives them such incorrect
and useless intelligence. Without turning
upon his heels, ar intelligent man can de-
eect che weak spot in the above news, and
Yet 1he Tio.es does not hesitate to utter it
because IL srias the temrer 81 sonae Of its
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
NO REsgGCTES OF PERSONS.

Che resolute and ul.tji4ch!nq mamie; ~
which % Republican Congress is psosecus-
ing she inquiries into 'he alleged corrup.
zion employed il passing she extra appro.
priasions and grants o: Legislative ye!iet TO
ehe Pacific RAILROAD Company shows it 30
be 40 sespeeeeg Of persons. This SIr.
s1.es seems 20 have made q so:s o: bro.
keys stall Of his representative seat. Ills
loans 0: petty cash, advances Of money 30
pas for stock, delivery o: dividends and
contract. 20 deliver the stocks OF III. E,.-
cihc company, with the elaborate core
.posdeuce epnpec!ed Herewith, must have
left the honorable member little time 20
devote 20 the general. measures
peuding Sc the salsniar o.e mos:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

instructive cartoon of the New
Testament is founded on the sexS: land |
Jesus went into the temple OF God and
overthrow the cables OF the money chang
ers." and said unto them, Il: is written,
Nv house shall be called the house OF
PRAYER. bu. We have made i: &. den Of
thieves" The view Of the Ames OF that
day u9setting his little desk and loose
sheke!s ana flying from the scourge des-
cending upon his selfish shoulders is high.
" refreshing 20 all orthodox hearts. The
President has 5Daugurated practice en-
tirely new in American politics. lie will
not allow MS administration 10 be held re-
sponsibie for the acts Of dishonest men
The Republican party in che last press
Dental election did not have 20 defend its
principles These have passed by uni
versal consent into the legislation OF the
country. The whole attack was made,
even by discontended Republicans. upon
alleged malfeasance 0: men who had
adopted Republican livery for personal
cain. The President has decided With
:ha. silen: sagac!ty which has achieved 'o1
him all that he has gained, that ii
man commit corruption in The name of
the Republican party, be must bear TIE
obloquy and the punishment in his own
person. The Republican Congress adopt
ing the same principle, intend TO cast not
only the money changers from the temple
% Republican liberty. but likewise the
cappers and stool pigeons who have detilHd
that sacred editice We nope that the
GOOD work vii. 60 on :iil the ,epgoach OF
corruption by bogus Republicans shall
have passed away forever The Demo
cratic party has undertaken on two signal
!. occasions the defense OF those who plum
derei the people in tee nam. OF the party
. The elections OF Harrison and 1ay!o'
have afforded q salUtary lesson to any
party capable Q: rrofting by such an ex.
emplary example The Republicans ore
the first who have evey done 30. lie: the
campaign be fought out on the line 'ndi'
cate6 by the President and followed by
The Republican prosecution Of :ae Sssd!'
Nobilies swindie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

OFFf,E Lo--- Ana STATE LoTrFEY Cp~p,vy.
New Orleans, Januaay q, 1873.
In consequence Of the repeated violations and
evssioHs by the public 0. the rules and rates es-
tahHahed by this company for the carrvirs, OF. Of
th~ir business, the pubic are Hereby uoti1e! that
in pursuance Of the rights granted them in rieir
charter the managers, from and alter this date
reserve Tor themselves the right to reject and
erase rom the vendors books. On their arrtq val At
'Ae man Office, any play or pays and the money
pad tor such Plays wiz be left with The vendor
thereof i"r return to tie holder Of the certificate
gwen loi tie SANE and said elected plays viii
Dc read IN public By the commissioners from the
stand before the brewing takes place.
CHARLES .. HOWARD, Presidest.
secretary. Jazz G. Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
STEAM 70 MEXICO DIRECT.

..:,er having stated the propositions 20
make New orleans a postal centre az
which all mai! matter passing between The
United States. Central America and Mex
leo should be received and dispatched, We
receive a copy 9: "a bill authorizing
steamship mail service between 'he port
o: New Orleans an'' certain ports Of the
republic Q: Mexico. Ih!s bill, OF its
equivalent, has twice passed she Senate
and tysice been on :he Speakers table in
she Mouse. : cops Of the bill is Gow
communicated 20 Us wish % request char
We will commend it to the earnest sup
;ors o: Che Louisiana members.
This blk il by NO means all chat ssew
Orleans desires. !: provides Cor q
monthly mail service from New Orleans,
touching at the ports Of Galveston, Texas.
I.np.co. vecs C:U5, %oafzacoalooe, To
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

Executive department. 4
qeS Orleans, January TO- lo''')
~-,er.s Tho Senate of the state OF Louisiana
al ON the tenth day Of January, 1873 by the
l,or,s.i+,,4iorar +V,othirds vote Of its members,
3oo,ara vacant the seats Of II. J. Campbell, p u
r,old q y suusaker T. ii. goland and ". L. Mc
~iuen .epresentir q respectively the Second siAti
Seventh Fourteenth and Seventeenth seha'olA~
Districts end ;u
Whereas Official information OF such sa"anc''S
has reached mo in accordance with 10"
Sow therefore, ?, William P. Kellogg, governor
A., stot., of gorisiana do issue dbis my writ OF
election to the Assistant Supervisors OF 1'es
.is ,,5 all otbor Otiicsrs charged with hoidlhs
sHctioua in the parishes hereinafter nance oluoi
IN, abern 20 hold elections fer senators Tor the-r
connective districts in accordance with acs NO. 'o'
approved SovembeS 30, 1879, as follows
One Senator frem the district composed OF lhe
Fonrtb. Fifth sn9 Sixth Representatives DISTRICTS
% we,, orleans to sll Size snsxp!u4 torn OF 81. J.
Campbell.
61ne Senator from ihs district composed OF the
,rolf+l Trbirtsepth and FouEtesn%h yards OF the
ciov of Seyr Orleans the parishes OF JEFFERSON Ae
charles and Ct john tho Baptist 20 ill tin uAI%S
Sirsd term of $. ~ Todd.
One Senator frol the distTice co@nposes OF $nS
marshes of Ascension and At. Jasnes, to Ell ltG ul
expired term of %. T. Hunsa&es
One Senator from TIE district composed or the
parishes Of West Baton Rouge, 5bervile, IBERIA ana
st. Martin. to ill The unsxQilSd term OF j. m
holland.
ono eenatos fron she district composed or fhe
parishes Of Madison, Carroll &Orehouse anu hlch
land, to fill the unexQred term Of ". l. MeMhien
Solicitations TO be held, and notices Thereon &c
be given. within the limit of time required by Ia"
and the returns thereof to be made in accordance
with the constitution and lsws of the State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the state
at New Orleans, this sixteenth da- of January
1873 and of the independence of the United States
| the ninety-seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
| Governor.
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