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THE NEW DANISH MINISTRY AND
TIE OLD DANISH CRISIS.
From the Spectator

The Conservative Press Of Copenhagen has
let few opportunities slip of assuring all whom
it NAV concern, that the change in the Danish
Cabinet is not to be taken as any symptom of a
changed spirit Of government. However much
we NAV regret that this should be the casa,
it is to be apprehended that very little inI-
provement is signifed by the recent modifca-
ton of the Ministry. The unfortunate oppo3i-
ton which Count Holstein- HoIsteinborg's Gov
eminent succeeded in provoking between the
popular Chamber and the rest Of the c%0nStitu-
tional authorities is not likely to be diminished
under the lead of a Government which is, in
fact, composed of all the members of the late
Cabinet, with the exception Of Count HOlstein-
Holsteinborg himself, and the unpopular
Ministers of Justice and Public Worship, NJ. NJ.
Krieger and Hall. The new Premier, NJ. Fon-
nesbeck, was Minister of the Interior under
Count Holslein-H H. lsteinborg, and he now takes
the department of Finance, in union with the
Premiership. The new Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Blron ROsen0rn-Lohn, is another mem
Der of the late Cabinet; and so likewise is the
new Minister of Justice, NJ. Klein, unfaVoura-
bly, associated Ii in the minds of the people with
the compilation Of the new penal code which
accompanied the revision or mutilation of the
Constitutional Charter in 1866. The new
Minister ofthe Interior, NJ. TObiesen, is, indeed,
a fresh arrival, but beyond the fact that he has
been a ~tolerably efficient administrator of the
Postal and Railway Department, he brings
neither popularity nor prestige. The amiabIe
M. Worsaae, so widely respected as an eminent
aroheologist, has been called to the department
Of Public Worship. It is certainly true that
his character and bearing are calculated to
produce pleasanter impressions on his oppo-
nents than his predecessor succeeded in erea-
ting. At a time, however, when the reform of
the ecclesiastical Establishment is SO loudly
demanded by the popular party, and when it
should seem to be absolutely necessary that
this demand should be met, it is not easy to
discover any particular congruity in the ap-
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pointment of the Chief Superintendent Of the
national collections Of antiquities to the respOn-
sihle duties Of the Ministry OF Public Worship.
The hooking wit of the reforming party will
doubtless hail with delight, however, SO appa-
rent an intimation that in its present condition
the Establishment may be likened to a %collec-
ton of old curiosities.
The uGdoubted fact that the leading members
of the Ministry are among the greatest landed
proprietOrs in the country seems to afford Il
deep sense of security to the patrons Of the
past and present administration. AS the same
qualifications did not save Count Holstein-
HolsteiHburg from seeing regularly ranged
against him the large majority of the FOIke-
thing, or Peoples Chamber, it is not easy to
see how NJ. NJ. FonneSbeck and Rosen0rn-Lehn
are likely to draw more advantage from a
class-cJnnecti0n which certainly does not pro-
pitiate popular favour in Denmark. Abusing
the popular majority as Socialists and the dupes
of Socialists is not much more calculated to
effect any desirable object. Besides, as we
pointed out in a former article on the Danish
domestic crisis, it is not by vague elarmism
about Socialist i~ntrigues and Socialist wicked
ness that the difficulty is TO be removed. We
are afraid that, just as in the fine old times
of the Tory reaction at the end of last century
in England everything Liberal was at once
damned as Jacobinical, SO the Conservatives
and National Liberals-those autooratic
Whigs-of Denmark fad it becoming and
pleasant to denounce Reform as Socialism and
Communism. No doubt there are fanatic and
energetic Socialists in Denmark. After the
uprising at Paris, there were tumultuous
gatherings at Copenhagen, and the public
authority was obliged, and was glad, to inter
fere against a handful of seditious spouters who
dispensed revolutionary sentiments to the null
titade. But are such the socialists" who
outvote the Ministry in the Folkething, and
who may at any moment bring the Constitution
to a deadlock by the freely threatened refusal
to vote the supplies A glance at the benches
of the so-called Socialist side Of the Chamber
and the Chamber, it is admitted, is more
extreme than the country-is sufficient to as
certain a great portion of the truth. With the
exception of a few journalistic agitators, whose
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dreams are, it may be granted, of the approved
Socialist texture, and who really believe or
affect to believe in the organisation of ,labOur
and the reconstruction of society, the mass, Of
the Radical Deputies are the representatives
of rural interests and agricultural constituen-
cies. There is hardly a considerable town in
Denmark save the capital. 1t is by farmers
and peasants that the so-called Socialists are
elected. Are these the classes, can it be So
berry argued, who can desire or fancy that they
have anything to gain from the abolition of
property and the establishment of national
workshops And if we inquire further, we
shall only become more clearly convinced that
a very large portion of the demands denounced
50 bitterly by the governing classes as rank
Socialism amount to nothing more than very.
rational and moderate Liberalism, What are
those peasant Deputies continually clamouring
about most loudly ? For the final abolition,
not of private property indeed, but of a mass
of antiduated relics of feudalism which only
serve to iniure the substantial rights of Guilt
vators, and to foster a silly spirit of meddle-
some vanity in the landlords. "Downrwith
the Fdshe - "DoWn with the old feudal
burtbens !"-this is the leading watchword of
the rural voters and if this be Socialism, we
are afraid that the majority of civilised persons
are verv advanced Socialists indeed These
" Socialist farmers are even ready toIgiye
fair compensation to the landowners. but just
as the French magnate of the old regime
stuck to his drolts de coruee until it was too
late, so the Danish magnates stick to their
Taste until it be perhaps too late.
There is, indeed, an ecclesiastical question
besides. The mass of the rural parishioners
are opposed to the present position of the par
son, which makes him too much the ally and
the agent Of the squire, and they would gladly
see the ministers Of public worship placed by
regular salaries undert the protsctica apdcontrOl
ofthe State. The rural parishioners have found
leaders in a quarter not entirely nnexpepted.
The. Schoolm ,ster body has turned ogtalmost
tsa man. against the parsons and sqpjres, and
being quite as well educated and sm Z g Jog
thsv5hava beaten The parsons aud squires at the
rural elections in the most wholesale fashion.
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Translation.
Janus August Garde,

Gouanor of the Danish Weandia Islands, Commander OF
Danne6rQg and DannedrogSmand,
ugAKE KNOWN On the most submissive representa-
ALI ton of the Ministry Of Finances His Majesty the
King has been most graciously pleased by Resolution
of 14th july 1874 to sanction the following Ordinance
concerning Pension for the dismissed Postmaster in
Christiansted P. G. TEsrMANN, passed by third discussion
in the Colonial Council for St. Croix the 9TH April 1874:
P. G. TEsrMANN, dismissed Postmaster in Christiansted,
shall from the 1st of December 1878 be allowed a pension
of $500 p. a.. from the Colonial Treasury of ST. Croix.
The enactments contained in ! e, 9 and Is OF the
Pension Law of 4th December 1868 shall be applicable
with regard to the aforementioned pension.
To which all concerned have to conform
Government Of the Danish WetDdi0 Islands,
st. Thomas, the Isl Of September 1874,
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT.
AUG. GARDE.
NJ. r. Nissan.
concerning Pension for the dismissed Post
master in Christiansted P. c.. TEsTMANN o
Oath of July 1874)
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I'M Pension for cptlediget Postmaster
i Christiansted P. G. TESTMANN.
f14de JUL 1914
, 1874-09-12

concerning Pension for the dismissed Posi-
master in Christiansted P. G. TEsTMANN
Oath of July 1874)
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BANK NOTICES.

Citizens Bank Of l-Ouislaon-NOtSce to De-.
p"stIrs Parties having do,rbSts in this B INK az.
informed that they ma, rss,ve certii.sat = Of deppA
It's therefor ea ring inter et 1t Isr cent par
payable IN b, u AN II months whi h t0,aAes ire
OF not due will be received Ia p,ymsnt Of al dues
the Bank, whether for notes 'iisoountel Motgase
stock Loans 'dne or not duel, purchas., o
Lands or Rents thereon
The total amount OF deposits Including Gold 10
lees than s'oo'WD whilst The tffts n the Bank for
winch the certificates ava lahlu NJ inward d
&0O 0O-of which 81 OOO, NO II mats,rsd
Deo-itors wno.e money IL nnfOi tlnaf,by kpcked Nv
i"i time VIII thus see there il ,l II .AGrf cias
Their checks at rdinpus ii scOints AMI NAV a,o So
that the temporary -u-p # The Bank arisss from
the d.iinquencis- Ut ite debtors
reg u say that every exertion IL tsing made Ia
the hope OF et.rtiug an Early Isr.,I ptiOa
avail OF the occasion to thank the tbsp0atrs for
thrir forbearanc- and consider .Itin Airedy extended
to hf anh JSO q. GAINES President
New hlean. sept. g le7l a.la
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AUCTION SALES.
=.
by Nash s HOhysOn.
ELEGANT FURNITURE,

ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Solid Rosewood Iallor suit.
Elegant OAK Car ed Dining suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining Arnoir.
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Sets.
Handsome Oak Hat Rack.
English Brussels Carpets.
a New Howe Sewing Machine.
Splendid Square Piano.
Mattmgs, Oil-Cloths. Rugs.
Elegant Glassware and China.
Bedroom Furniture
Hall Chairs, Lourges, Easy Chairs.
Cooking Stove and Utensils, Etc.
Elegant Pier Glasses.
Fame Ornaments and Articles.
Without Reserve at Auction.
Df NASH & HODGSON w. /. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer- Office No. 5 Caront:elet street,
~ FRIDAY, September Is. 1874. at 10! A. u.
i u lted cottage Residence on Prytana
-tre aecn Sixth and Sey. nth streets. IN a.
count Of retiring from Housekeeping. at public
Auction, will be -old--
The Ent re Contents Of the above Xesiutuce.
Terms--Ca-h m u y. IT, Notes.
The h use viii lie y CT for inspect ~ Thuls,iav
september Il. from 10 A. NJ. till p. VI. sl} I'll
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l. OR ri m
t'ok RENT
by }. W. DAVIS. No. 30 (a.ssr sspac,

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L
by J. ". DAVIS No. 40 (A,,ar sas,a.,
-
/ Nos ia -, ierllsrhore street between "sytau
/ am! 'oiis'ni-tMo story frame rooms ela h So
y" S2i Magazine street, betwco Cio and KU,to-
Two i.rN frame, reti.e'l, orone hall. asS .tr sGC
/ coliseum corner ali;-flano cot ago, reta,,l.
Liberty or Irene street No a-n hotus.. ls....
road aud Barr.leks-two st.,r, 9 rooms ks1
{ NAL street No 2f7 h.tweru Mar, is a,sI val.r
t~o-sttry : rooms -as etc sond y,ri "a
Cu,tamhnse Ma Is. /, tween Bur NM, ases,
patf-tvo st.,rl IL rooms ,r,s !. te ~, uts1
f,ii lev us" lau'o 'o.I'@ts: Hos ~ w ~
Fn,..t,, - - ,ii5 80 -. ~" "apW
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Cri.,,, n ',,' .I r''"'I s'''se ~,
f,..,,,. ~; ~ -. - :, t,''h, SMS s.p
~, $50 n ,ni,l,'. ~. .'.'N - -. " -
81 Eba,l t wv !" WE" IrSssnSs ana
I,,l,nnt ,.t.r "'S ai."'' f'""'a 'e''. sasA gas
Ma a., ~ - e' go
two story fam, ,..,;rsa. $50. a.' ~.
ward SOU -
=, sioNfo, hN
, Hi.c'','N NJ, PIX S"re-So XVI PoydsaN sssnfso
nirni'''' "N'r ~ " 'u"se- SiN
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"i'' !" Il f mo.h-' " ven nSina na't 80 0so
i.''"i>i i il".ii-"PpoHs'o ot MaryD Masas-5
."ins "a', "o"n"s &A"y' coapAty naro&hed
P" NY pei ahhIhi.
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INOOk., ENCUKSIUNISr- ISSUED MONTH
\ ly price 10 cents, post. paid contains u nc
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices Tor nearly q
Thousand different tours through the United
6atcs. and ~ many more throughout Europe,
>ery IA rates For tchets and other information
Apply TO 4. &. MILLER s CO.. rs Caroudale
atr1s. NV CrloSuas. nui. ilu2I.
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POSITIVE SALE AIACCTIDN
OF the neat double one story frame reedenc
i66 White street.

i66 White street.
Df ALBERT PAUL Auct1neer, office and
ID a,es Dom, 81 koya street-SAIURDil,
September - 81 at II O'clock VI. viii be sold
III public auction, at the NJ, rel.Al,ta and Auc-
t!ueers Exclan, onlRoya! street, without limit
certain lot o. Srl uni tuat-d IL til. Fourth
District Of this city, in square bounded by White.
Franklin, Jo-ephiue ana ~. Andrews streets, and
assuring 80 feet front on White street by ab nut
49, feet III depth, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of the nea' ana llt.ly
built double one-stoiy cottage residence, No. i66
White street.
Terms One-,hird cash, balance AZ one and two
wars credit. in notes secur. by mortgage having
per cent per anuum interest i'm ruveneLts 10 he
kept insured at purchaser. expense. The taxes
!. t 1874 payable III 1915, to be assumed by pur-
chaser.
FL .coe BoHny, notary public. sl3 u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


NOTICE Mr.. f.. F. RARt,HIDE THIS
~ day w.thdraws from the firm of GEORGE A.
FOSblCK y co. George A. Eos hex ~ charged
with the hlnIation Of lts affairs, and will o9s-
Tune the ship brokerage business. under ties
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOjDiCK,
+. Z. EAl.E5HIDK
New Orleans. July 20, 1874.
Messre. J. NJ DOMISGUEZ AMI OLIVER P
REZEAU have All interest in our business FROM
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICh II Co.
july ~. 1874. Nv q
I'VE, THE CNDERSiGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firln
name OF RARESHIDE CAMERON, for tbe,
transaction OF a steamship, ship brokerage an1
general commission business
Z. p. RARESHfDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON,
J. b. RARESHfDE-
Office III 0rayier street near Carontletet.
jy2z 2In
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by Hoffman. Marks & Co.

CLOTHING, CAsslMEREs, JEANS, DRY
Goods FURNISH" ~ Goods and Notions.
DY HOFFMAN, II ks n CO.-AleN. Levy.
ID Auctioneer- Ss.esroom 80 Chartres street
On MONDAY, l4th inst, at lot o'clock. A. NJ.
viii b., sold
$50 lots Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
$50 lois Furnishing Goods ana Notions. and a
fine assortment Of single and q Juble althCloths,
Ga.smcIes and Jeans.
Also at II O'Clock NJ.
25 double barre shot Guns.
I II
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BY Il. VI. & IL. j. Montgomery.

AUCTION SALE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE
serve
DI Il. NJ. K u. J. MONTGOMERY - R. VI.
ID Montgomery, Auctioneer - VIII be sold 81,
MONDAY kVENING, sept. H. 1874, at O'Clock
Al the auction room, corn"1 ot Camp and Natchtl
streets
4 catalogue sale Of valuab. and miscellaneous
Works. without reserve. SD EMSE
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,,t>Nifn 10 PAINTERS AND rog1us
~ ION NEECF aNT.-C C. VF,ITY HAS
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DENTISTRY.
hH. a. T. McLAIN-
DEN |. 81 RG ECA

Has removed to No. i67 CANAL STREET.
mex. /, lie corner Of Dauphns, where he i prs
pared t. attend to all the dutie. Of hr profess
sru. Special attention paid to Oral Surgery as
web To the making Of Ar iricisl Denturas.
40 In,
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LOST FOUND.

I OST-CHEGk NO. II. DATED NOVEMBER
IL D. l|7i. drawn by Iheo. Au1c l., y Der Of
Miner W Smith and inlorsed by him, also rti-
nd b. Canal Bank. All parties are warned
asainnt receiving .he same, the bank ha- been
., titled. G. II. TEBAULp, " II,
Alb I'm
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Mechanics Fire COMPANY No. q. Exriupt
Soc ty-N"" Orleans, sept -, lr7l--Th. regular
monthly me.tn. Of .hls society will he held al the
.ngne House, 81 MONDAY EVENING li;l inst.
= O'Clock. 4 full a. on,.ice of II the neiilci -
.!o-iird. = II W..IERS Secretary. Il. IL
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Haii Of First Ward Democratic Club. New
Orleans September 10 h, ie14-The voters of the
First Ward ar hereby notified that book. for the
registration Of voters for the primary election will
b.. optn a. the Melp ,n,ene Had formerly Br,wnsl
Me- p,nea- -tie t between Prytalia and II Charlie,
STR T., IN t2Ats. Of jas. Mccaiiish. between the
hours Il A. II. t,3 Z. NJ 5P. VI. 10 +! p NJ every
day until TAU RSDAY etob-: i.t- By ord-
JAS IL. CkUSEjt, President
u. MCCAETHT SECRETARY s,o III I su
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INSURANCE NOTICES,

The nder~i&ned hm wing been app,inte -
| Agents OF the INSURANCE COMPANY o.,
NOR1H AMERICA, Of Philaleiphi,, assets ~ 2In
GOO, Of theCAlSSE GENtkALE U'ASSUkA NCR&
of Paris, assets j., 600 900. and Of tho NAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o
New York, assets SG00WO will G. mnDenee The FIR
Marine AMI River Insurance Isiuts,s at M lgB
GTavieT street two dosrr from tho & ttn Kschau.s
on the LIST proxno he H. surin Company of Norm
Amer lea makes ter marine i,sses pa able In gold tsl
London when desired
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Rooms ULHocHaGIc PARISH CoMMITrEE.l
New Orleans. Sept. 8. 1874.
/" the Du,!',s-. community of the Parish of Or
The recently promulgated Registration Law
subjects al voters who are opposed to Raalcasin
and the Kellogg usulpat!on, especially our natur-
alized c'tzcns, 10 unprecedented ana on raSeous
difficulties and annUyances IN Obtaining the ne
ce-sas reslstl alton papers to enable them 10 vote
ut tho er-ulng election
The'cfoi. this committee respectfully u"ges
and earnestly requests that merchants malutac-
turers. 2orporstious and ali others having voters
III Their enploy, allow them ample time and eyely
possible opportunity, not only to register them
-lte- i.t al TO euable them to assist others in
dom, -.
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POLITICAL.

! i,p.I1, DEHocE,IIc PARISH Committee.
| New Orleans Sept s, 1874 !
! \: AZ meeting Of this committee. held this
evening" = VAS
| Ee,c3raG, That tits Committee gain invite
| and ur9" al Conservative voters to register hei,
names, cary practc ,ble in the books Of the
different Ward Clubs already organized, III order
| that they nay participate IN the election to be
he'd Oh October Sd, for delegates to the Parish
Con. ention, which will assemble ON October 9TH.
A, tIder previously promulgated resolutions
" TIL, CoMiIittec reaiye to registry for the
y !Uarv Gle lions, the number Of Registrars and
Clerks are act limited; therefore the Presidents
of the several Central Ward Clubs are hereby lt
qncrtti II IN p Optr application, to appoint, i'll
addition TO the appointments already made
One Legist,ar Or ach ward, to represent the
different organizations other than he Demo-
craft. part. mentioned III the platform adopted
II the Baton ioug Convention.
Rtsnlred That the Presidents of the several
Centre! Har,l Club, be and they hereby re-
lne-ted t. appoint such number OF Commission
ef> aud Clerks they may each deem proper
ana necessary 10 conduct the election to be held
on October 3d Upon proper application the
Pr -ident, ale also requested to appoint one
COMMUNIST ,ner Of Election and one Cltl at each
polling place, to represent the different organza
TORS other than the Democratic party, mentioned
IN III platform adopted by the State Convention
recently held a. Eaton Rouge.
l.. MALOCHEE. rrcsid't.
WILL STEVEN. Vice PleSdt.
T.. d. bow si, Secretary. .lH lot
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lrCkEISHED ROOMS WIN OK v,rn,,3r
board, central location No 1syg (:ravi.,r aty,sr
ne.c GA-oRne. terms moderate " suit simsa wa,s.
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By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scription. Carpets, Crocktry. Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctlon.er Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street VIII sell every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, at the salesroom, 40 hoyal. near Custom.
house streets
general assortment OF new an,i second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets. Crockory. CLASS
sud other Ware et... etc.
Loans secured or Furniture, etc. Storage a,
mo. ,+lH.c rs+e- an'f IL,
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CANDIDATES.

~
The many friends "f VIM II. Mess.. de-ir.
to announce him ~ ca,iltt, f'r b, tos Of Grim
inal Sheriff Of the parish Of OrIeanA Sub oE to hr
! at ton Of the Parish Convention - tO3'
DR.. John NJ. Cullen announces nau,-eN .s n
candidate fr Coroner of tho lat 9Th 3oh md 9TH Dis
triet. Subject to the action Of thu Dunsossnc Par
sh Convent - t,Js
Samuel Barnes will be a CMuandlnep ~ aonai-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF, b lDro n PAsLh Can
vention of the Democra &c aud Cum 1rvaaise ps,ty
sill to3'
We authorized u amso~oas Ohps. GsD
DkEUX as canlinate for CT animal HAesla for thu
parish Of Orleans, subjo 81 the nOsshlaAsn
Parish Convention. alt r03-
pose To submit his name candidate tos the ofir
Of Coroner Of the lst 9Th s. and 0Eh Dist,icta
subject to the action of he D,noc aets Parish Con
venti"n MANY FRIENDS Many VOTERS
a; tol
We are authorized to nnn0un"e h. y. Jonas
candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF. s.blept ta tile
nomination of the Parish Convention. IL I'll
For Criminal Sheriaf-The many vrienas ..
name a candidate for Criminal sheriff snhiect t
the II ton of the Democratic Parish Conversation.
81 toes MANY FRIENDS
Criminal Sherin-The many frieneAs Of Cob.
CHAS. X. RAILEY propose to submit hin name AZ a
candidate for Criminal Sheriff 1T the coming election
au2O tt MANY FRIENDS
To the DcmOc ratio and (,Nsh.~ rvnsive Voters
OF the Parish OF Orl.aus-As u gentieun..n and is
boring man, who has always Jr,v.> fit hful honest
and competent and a. LOIlisisL,iaA ready D.
serve has party .nd peo"le, ANNOUNCE liss n
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN IN y candidate, fpr
Civil Sheriff of this parish ut the 0Hnis.g alsaian
subject to the action of the Dnnocr.Itis PsYiah Com
vention.
anls If MANY VOTERS