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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We, the undersigned Returning Officers, pursuant
to authority vested in us by act No. IS. approved
November 20. 1872 do hereby certify the foregoing
Is true and correct com,ation of the stateme mt
OF votes east 81 An election for Represe natives
and parochiAl officers, held on the second day of
November. A. D. 1874 Nnder writ OF election
promulgs ed on the tenth day of September, 4. D..
1874 ordering same, aud hereby declare that
the following named persons were duly and law.
fully elected. to wit:
For epr4septives-S r. Pie and Isaac Sutton
FOR Parish Judge-b b. NentZ.
For Sherin-M. T. Gordv.
For COIoser-Charles kinchen.
F.r justices Of the Peace-First ward J. W. R;ch
ardson; second ward. P. Bell third ward, h. b.
Tn. all end Abe Davis; fourth ard w. H. Trimble;
fifth ward Lewis Poplar.
For Constabies-First ward, NJ. Lansliu; second
ward Isaac Bell: third ward. r. Brooks; fourth
Wald, s. Smith: fifth ward. --.
Fsr Police jurors-M. Landsin. N. ". Rogers, :.
Raodletf T. p. Botte ard l. Il. Darrai.
J. MADISON WALLS,
THOMAS &. ANDERSON,
LeCIS NJ. KkNEER,
q. CASANAvE.
Ge23 Ii OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We. the undersi gued Returning Officers, pursu
ant 10 authority vested in by act No. 80, ap
proved November 20, 1872, do hereby certify Tie
foregoing is trne and Correct onp'lation of ne
statement OF votes cast at eiecIlon for mem
b. Of the House Of lie representatives. AID psrocil
officers, held on the second day of November, A.
ID. 1874, under writ OF ciect,-h promulgated on
the tenth day of Sc ptember, A. d. 1874, ORDERING
the same, and We hereby declare that the io-
lowing named persons were duly aud lawfully
elected, 10 vii:
For Represeuraiive-Themas F. Meredith.
For Parish iudsr-R. Brdges.
For SheriIi-fnouIas J. BrasCaway
For Coroner-W. duncan.
For Justices of the Feace-T. y. W Barnard, ).
3. Barry J. }. Warren, George Stewart. L. J. NJ
Ge-ee.
For Consta bic s-Isaac Bradley, Monroe Washing
ton James N. san.;dse, john Davis.
/ For Police Jurors-E. v. Ferrand John J. E.
Everett, DAmuel Z. ThoMss, ". L. Bowman, Jesse
Masters
Tie vote n the First Ward for Constable.
J. MADISON WELLS
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
G. CASANAVE.
LOUIS VI. KkNNER,
le13 1t OSCAR ARkO1U.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We the undersigned Returning Officers, p,lrsn.
ant 10 authority vested in by act No. go. APP
proved November 20. 1872. do hereby certify the
the statement Of votes cast at an election tor
Representatives and paIochal officers, held
on the second day Of November, A. d. 1874, under
a writ of election promulgated on the tenth day
of September A. D. 1874. ordering same, and We
hereby declare that the following named persons
we're duly aud lawfully elected to wit:
For ReprSsentatiSe-R. X Walters.
For Parish Jndge-J. 7. Marsha.
For Sher fl. N. Faux.
For CorOner-M. Dempsey.
For Police Jurors. H. Boatnes, Z. Kerr. H..
Parker. C. Brown J. Il. Paul.
For Justices of tie Peace-G Turner. II. Carey.
Z. Williams ". P. Cherry P. 3. Hare
For Cons'ables-M White George Branch, }. W.
W;lso. Robert Jenkins We. Gillespie.
:. MADISON WELLS.
THOMAS G ANDERSON.
LOUIS NJ. kENNkR,
g. CASANAve,
Ge2:it OSCAR ARROYO,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We the undereigued returning officers, pursnart I
to antho,iIv vested in us by act No oS, approved
Sovc,nb.r 90 A. D. 1872 do hereby certify fore
going is q true ana correct com pi a, ion of the
state lneut OF votes cast cleo ion for nIeni-
ssrs ~ the Hons Of ReJr+seI ta'ives and
paraclial otrcers. iteid tire second day of No
vember 4. d. 1874 under a wit Of election prom NJ!
gated Oh the tenth u-y OF Septem Der. a. u. 1874.
or,it ring sane. AID ne hereby declare hat the
ioliowit. named persons we're duly and lawfully
elected, to WI:
For Representatives.. L. Matthew'S
For Parish Judge-Uullcs al Bare.
FOR SAerif-Rpbert 7. Hawthorn.
For Curaner-Le Wis Zim.
I rcr Justices of the Peaes-J. " Gilbert J. W
Moore. W. Ii. Butler. Joseph H. Wolf, LIE wis Zim.
For ConstAbies-A. s. Works.. u. Ward, l. E.
Newcomer. :. P. Dton. W. NJ Bonner
, For Police Jarors-J. ". Wansi.-y 4. A Sanders.
E. B. Robert A. 4 Hawthorn d. II. Wiggins.
j. MAD son WILLS
THOMAS q. AND GkSON,
LOUiS ST. KENNEH,
g. CASANAVE
dealt OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We the underee ned Returning Officers, pursuant
tn authority vested in us BY act No. SO, approved
November %. 1872 do hereby certify the foregoing
is . true and correct compilation OF the statement
Of votes cast at an election for members of the
House Of Representatives and paroch nj officers,
held on the second day of November. A. D. 1874,
under writ Of election promulgated on the tenth
day, Of september. A. D: 1874. ordering same, and
we hereby declare that the following named per.
sons were duly and lawfully elected, to wit:
For Representstives-D. @. Hill, W. F. Southland
For Parish JHdge-W. J. O. Baker.
Sherif-GeOrge B. Hamlet.
For COrOner-WiIliam Thomas.
For Justices of the Peace-First Ward, H. Gull
lptte; second Ward, Richmond Dunn: Third Ward,
John H. Dinkgrave and Felix McClse; Fourth Ward,
j. r. Hall; Fifth Ward. B. F. Thomas; Sixth Ward
Taylor Anders; seventh Ward. tie v0te no election
For Constables-First W ard, +. Durham: Second
Ward, Tom Smith; Third Ward. James B. Raw and
Ben JAMES; Fourth w lard. Sam Sins; Fifth Ward
J. A. Wells; Sixth Ward, NJ. W. Long; Seventh
Ward, tie vote, no election
For Police Jur"rs-J P. Crosley, j. E. Butler, J.
W. Hudson, NJ. J. Grady. Richmond Dunn.
J. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
LOUIS u. KENNER,
q. CASANAvE,
de23 IL OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We. the undersigned Returning officers, pur-
proved November 20, 1872, do hereby certify the
fOrs going is q true and correct computation Of the
statement Of votes cast at An election for mem.
bers Of the House Of RI and parOchial
officers, parish of Ascension. held on the second
day OF November, A. D. 1874. under writ OF
election promulgated on the tenth day Of Septem
bel A. d. 1915 ordering same, and We hereby de-
clare that the following nameI persons were duly
and lawfully elected, to wit:
For Representatives, G. H. H Il, Lewis ButleIo
For Parish Judge-H .. Maher.
For Sheritf-Aar0n HILL
For CorOner-V. Z. Gabrielle.
FOR Justices Of the Peace Julian. r VicKnair,
". 6. Wilkinson, A. Brandy. W. U. Buord
For Police Jmrors-H. II, man, l.. b. Arseneaa,
s. Barman W. Diggs, Fl. Rice.
For Constahles-J McCrey. n. Hays o. White
z. Ri niger. JOSEPH Maxitte.
J. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS Q. ANDERSON.
&. CASAN3VE,
LOUIS NJ. KkNNERo
oe.3.: OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We. the undersigned Returning Offcers. pur-
euaut 70 authority vested in rs by act No. 80, Ap.
proved November 20. 1872, do hereby q rtify the
foregoing isea true and correct compilation Of the
statement Of votes At an election for mem
Of the Bouse Of Representatives and psrochial on
GERS, held on the second day OF November, A: D.
tenth day of November a. D. 1874. ordering same,
and We hereby declare that the following named
persons were duly and lawfully elected, to wit:
For Reprpsentative-G. D. Wells.
For Parish Judged. b. Allen.
For Sheriff.. T. Fielder.
For COroner-Ge0rge p. 6tarnA
FOR ustines of the Pesce-J. H. Wsbb. J. G. Lock
hart J. p. Kent L. M. LObdel. Peter LIE Bourgeois.
For Police Jur"rs-U. DeeOnge, A. Hurnstock
George Watts, L. T. Jones. \. T. Landry.
For Constable s-C II. Holland. J. g Barnett, 4.
Dupuy, N. C. Montgomery. Adam Haker
J. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS G. ANDERSON,
LOUIS NJ K9NNER,
q. CASANAVE.
de23lt OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We the undersigned returning officers pursuant
to authority vested in us by act No. SO, approved
November a. A. D. 1872. do hereby certify the fore
going is a true and correct compilation OF the
statement OF votes cast at an election for Repre-
sentatives and parochal officers, held on the sec:
ond day of November, A. D. 1874. under writ OF
election promu gated on the tenth day of Septem-
Der A. b. 1874, ordering same and we hereby de-
clare that the following named persons were duly
and lawfully elected to wit:
For Repressntative-W. Murrel1.
For Parish JuGgp-E. 4. Dennis.
Far sheriff.. Cramer.
For COroner-A. V. Blown.
For Jnstic4s of the Peace-R. Barnes, J. g. ".
Perkins, A. B. Brown. B. Black, NJ aj0r WaIfed.
For Constables-A. Bs<nes, H. Wslsen, +. Dunn.
s. Black, j. Davis.
For Police Jurors-A. Baty. ). H. Laws. H. L.
j. MADISON WELLS,
THOMAS G.. ANDERSON,
LdrUIS II. KENNER,
q. CASANAVE,
oe2yYe OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

We. the undersigned Returning Officers. pursu-
ant to authority vested in by act No. SO, ap-
proved November 20, 1872. do hereby certify the
fnJ egoing is o true and correct compilation of the
statement of votes cast Mt an election for Repre-
sentaiives and parOchial officers, held the
Ond day of Move mber, A. ID. 1874. under a writ OF
election pronulg gated the tenth day of Septem
Der, A. u. 1874, ordering same, and we hereby de-
clare that tne followiI = pamed persons were duly
and lawfully elected. to wit:
For Representatives. :. Davidson and j. NJ
Carvilis.
For Parish Judqe-James L. Cole.
For Sheriff.. p. Durand.
For Coroner-E. A. Vrrre. 30.
For Justices Of the P-ace-Ton Scott. A. J.
Bsrnes =. Bclder, D. L. Woodstou and A. Dcm..
niQue.
Ter Cnnstsbles-Cherles Commagere. J. Wag.
Oner g. Is. Bigley Charles Rllis and c. H. CrawfpId.
For oice Jurors-J. A. Stevcnson. J. A. Landry,
Jamt Preston, A. Butler and r. Carr.
J. MADISON WELLS
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
LOUIS N. KRNNER
9. CASANANE:
C6c3l. OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23
OFFICIAL.

(SOMPTLED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
on the second dav Of November A. D. 1874 under q
writ of election dated the tenth day Of September,
A. d. 1874, ordering same, and pursuant to the pro-
to maintain the freedom and purity Of elections; to
presc, ibe the mode Of making returns thereof; te
provide for the election Of returning officers and
defining their powers aud duties; to prescribe the
mode 81 entering on the rolls Vt the Senate and
House Of Representatives.. ard TO enforce article
one hundred and three Of the constitution, up
proved November 20, A. D. 1872, to wit:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23
OFFICIAL.

CONPlLtD RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
j in the pa, ish of Concordia. State of Louisi.
ana on the second day of November. A. D. 1874,
under writ Of election dated the tenth day OF
September, A. D. 1874 ordering same, and pursuant
to the provisions Of act No. 49, to regulate the con-
duet and to maintain the freedom and purity of
elections; to prescribe the mode of making returns
the reof to provide for the election Of returning
officers and defining their powers and duties; to
prescribe the mode of entering on the rolls OF the
Senate and House OF Representatives,. and to en-.
force article one hundred and three Of the cons:i.
tuition approved November 20, A d. 1872. to wit:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16
On the Edge of Death--A Perilous Sit.
uatiOn.

On Monday morning painter named VIM.
] 9McCullough, who was at work ON the Second
Sister Island bridge. above, Niagara Falls, by
some mischauce fell into tho raging cur
rent beneath. The water at this point rushcs
zquarters Of tnile below, with irresistible
/ force. All'alon9 the stream, down tho brink
sot the American fall the bed of the river is
sthickly studded with huge boulders, around
and over which tho current scethcs and boils
Jas If in fury at tho distractions It was
down this trightful channel that the uufor-.
ltunate man was swept with the. velocity of a
swhirlwind. Hisdoomed appeared to be sealed,
sfor nothing short of a miracle could rescue
him from the clutches Of the angry waters
sand the fearful plunge over The fails below.
1t seemed as though ne must haVo drowned
slong before reaching tho catsracts hut did
. not. Neither did he, go over the falls, In
ia short time after falling from the bridge he
was seen standing erect upon rock that lifts
3itself above the water in the rapids. Here
he appeared to be as far from human aid as
before, for it was almost certain death to 90
Ito his rescue But hero was found equal
to the emergency, and, amid the the widest
Eexcitement among the throug who now 1ipsd
! the shore, preparations for his rescue were
made. A rope was securely fastened to the
bank some distance above and Thofias Com
sway who had volunteered for the hazardous
undertaking, succeeded in reaching the place
where Mccullough was standing, : BY means
sof the rope both. men were safely hauled
ashore. Mr. Mccullough was not Injured in
sthe least.-Er. 'sfA % ''a '77'3 sii -=i'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

@ 1t is reported from Washington that
the landaulet of Attorney Gen. Williams. that
figured SO prominently in connection with his
nomination to the Supreme Court bench, has
been sold to an Indiana Democrat, who pro-
poses to make it serve new purpose in the
political campaign soon to be entered upon in
that State. It is to be hauled through the,
Hoosier State by four horses. with driger
and footman in gorgeous livery, as an .evi-
dence of the present style of living in Wash
Iington at Government expense. It may serve
the purpose that the gold spoons of Van
Buren, did in the memorable log cabin and
hard cider campaign of 1910. Such an ex-
position of the extravagance of the Govern
ment, will not fail of its effect upon the sim
! sple-minded, honest people of the West, who
are clamOring for more economical admin
istratiOn of our public Affairs. ete ~ Bsy.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


our -qu7rc (I inch ic-,.l % 3 wcri5.s. si.sa.
Esch lnheegneuf insor ton. 30
One square. three ucrtts... ...i....... 500
0netqusre, slx months .......4s 4. 600
one square, ore year ----.s.--.. loco
CASuirArrs' A TSou TcE y - -7- For County of-
fcer1, $500; State or Cong festiol,el, SO 90.
L-eal-1 d ~ rtileinel ta at t1e hIi1ned ratcal
Obituary Notices eIccccinF ~ iincs, ten contsl
per line 80
l- Alitrensicnt rcrtisocic nfs ic and collect
able after the hfst inelr-icn-
Liberal dcductions l4ada. far QrSrttrs HALF and
Whole cclamus for Annual Sei1isA nnnAi aud
teuertesiy Adrertiaera-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

BsS By the compulsory school law. passed
1 by the present Legislature of New York, no
schild under fourteen years of age is allowed
ito be put out to employment unless teacher
sor school officer certifes to the fact that he
j has been taught for fourteen weeks Of that
year the branches of common school educa-
stion. For each and every year thereafter the
semployer is held bound to allow him "a similar
course of education for at.least fourteen weeks,
under penalty of Fifty dollars for each ofTerse.
: The fines SO collected are to be turned over to
the school fund Of the district IAndit is made
Etbe duty of the school-tcachers to enforce
them i-lIa .zsui. : .-.n.R III L. :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

BELMONT VINEYARD.-It is gratifying to
all our readers to know that the superior wines
and brandies of our indefatigable friend, Mr.
NJ. B. Buck, have acquired throughout the
United States that reputation which their
purity and medicinal properties entit'e them
ito. The books of the depot show that during
the month of May, Mr. Buck sent of to DIFF
ferent parts of our Union, one thousand,
seven hundred and eighty>six bottles of wine,
two hundred gallons of his superior grape
brandy, and he receives daily very large
orders, which he promptly fills, having allaree
stock of-as fine wines and brandies on hand
as can be found in the world, aud we see
to-day at our depot for shipment, 81 cases
and one barrel of wine aud cases of his In
comparable brandy, showing that his spring
and summer business is now fairly opened.
[ Warreri ISentinek )
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WHAT Posr MoRrEm Ex a n NINA 1;la.rT TYas q z
REvEALED.-Rdrrfs5urg, '11aE., aJ,tsfses' i27.
"a post mortem examination has been made of
the body of Geo. COrdes, who died of trichjna
from eating ram ham. Il powerful micro
scope made visible r thoassids of nfnoyine,
.trichina, moving like1snakes, and resembIine
the boa constructor. In the space of an eighth
,of an inch 65 were counted. There were
doubtless millions in the, body. BE suffered
terribly before death. 81 Z. bs,sg .yss - 8
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

LAreE BEAR K1I1E1D.!Eo1 Tuesday5 even
ing, May 19, about snndown, our friend Price
Sites, killed an enormous bear (supposed to
be the largest animal of that kind4ever killed
in this country near Ehat is known as Gim-
let Spring, on the Shenandoah mountain. in
buckingham county. The bear, Mr.. Sites be.
slieves, would, if fat, judging from the size of
its huge frame, have weighed at leasti4OO
pounds, One of his feet measured five
inches across its track.-I2Ook. Regisser.9T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16
GOAL AND WOOD YARD.

- WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
WILL keep ON hand constant supply of COAL
W of all kinds and Sawed and Split WOOD
which they will furnish and deliver quantities tc
suit customers, for Cash. Orders left at Yard cor
ner Samuel street and 3. & o. R X.
0IE Cash paid for Bones -
June 10, I573-Iy. rr.-t -z-
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MIscFiIARE0g's..
Decoration Day.

World-old and beautiful are the Decoration
: Days. Since the first summer thor flOW-
) ers on Abels grave down TO this day, when
it has become so widespread aCustO@n; 70 dock
the graves of fallen heroes with tho fairese
flowers we can find, Decoration, Days hRVO
! been in fashion. So. :,
Y When the gay, glad summer comes, and
opens wide her golden gates showing us tho
green, quiet lanes, with their shady trees fun
sof the blithe songs of thrush apd blue birdS
land the violets, blue>bells, daisics and wild
rose. ,blossomius on all her banks, and glint>
sing with gold her fields; whom tho brooks
sbegin TO run merrily in the sun, aud al tlo
Shying brcezOs bring scents of blossoms from
wild wood and garden; almost we forget thae
: we are treadiug on a world of graves.
! A thousand unknown graves arc scattered
.over our own fair land. North aud South,
East aud West. they lio-thOso graves Of our
dead soldiers; and while lips aud voices are
thrilling TO old memories, aud loving fngers
Z are dropping wrcaths aud garlsnds over tho
4 slong line of graves that reaches round our
beautiful land, only God knowsot these brother
heroes, who fought the same battles, suffered
under the same sun, aud lay down to sleep
under the samo sunny skies .,
n Yes, Hc EnOtcs! Aud at Ills bidding earth
and air, wind and water, awake and join hands
! to decorate these unknown graves. Upspring.
ing immortelle and forget. ne. not. running
vine and creeping moss, mark the spots sacred
4 in His sight, without whose knowledge not
even a sparrow falls unuoticed TO the gronndI
Beautiful, indeed, is the fashion set US by
mother earth. Only loving thoughts aud
stender feelings liuger in our heOrts as Deco
ration Day again --Spes around. Wo aro
smcmbers of one household, mourning for our
s brothers who have fnlicn by tho way. All
bitter fcclingp, all envy aud jealousy, nl strife
sand vain-glOrying is passed awny, and wO are
ono family again on this summer holiday.
Shall not this common custom bind ogain
lives that were divided? Shall not tho old
: ties BIO removed and, as tho years run round.
Sshall not these fading garlands grow bright
under tho rain of happy tears God grant
it may. be so, and that Ills peace may fow like.
Ea river through the land and through our
,hearts.-C Cincinnati Tines
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

.s--Itis true that one swallow doesn't make
] Summer, but it comes summers near IT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-16

MEDICINEs,
SCHOOL HOOKS AND sTA rIONERY

embracing llofthe most popular aud reliable re-
rnedie. aud also the latest Novels and finest kinds
OF StationeEy. 4
CO. A. the quality of Medicines ia always of the
greatest Importance both to the PhysiciNn and his
Patients, we make it our constant to secure
Iefence in ths retail business. he is prepared to
fill Physicians' Prescriptions and Compound Medi-
SInes according to the latest and strctest rules of
Pharmacy. Tho public confidently rely on
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
PEepaIed at all hours of the day and Die ht.
N. B.-I take this occasion to return nv sincere
thankgf for the very large patronage bestowed upon
Ene BY the community; and to express my grateful
advertisement of the high appreciation OF my
that may be able in the future to render entire
sEtsfaeti0u to all who may favor with their sup
february 20, 1872.