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SARAroGA RACES. ~.
FIRST MEETING.
SATURDAY, July 25,
TUESDAY, July q
THURSDAY, July 50
SATURDAY, August L
TUESDAY. August
SECOND MEETING.
SATURDAY, Augnst g.
TUESDAY. August IL,
Extra Match Dsy. WEDNESDAY. August L2
THURSDAY, August is
SATURDAY. August Is,
TUESDAY, August 18
Extra day. Great Stake WEDNESDAY, August 10,
THURSDAY, August n
Races promptly at u O'Clock each day.
W. K TRAVERS, President
JOHN NORRISSEY. Lessee.
c. wHRAnY, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -saNoco in PRIZES AT GRAND GIFT CON-
~ cert Tor benefit of Public Library Kentucky
e26l IN Prizes at GIFT Concert 10 aid Masonic Relief
ASSOCIATION, Norfolk, Va. For tickets address J. r.
EDGE, IL New street On baseme nD New York
A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS GINGER
IA Aic spafkmg wines; manufacture complete out
AZ Of Apparatus and Materials with ull instructons
exclusive Rights in desirable territory; cafaoaes frce
JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenue TwepIy.sixtb anI
Tysniy.sevsntb streets. New YORK. '
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WAGONS CHEAP NEW AND SECOND HAND;
n. Express. Grocery, Business Bakers, Plumbers,
Concord, Depot and torn Spring Wagons; one six
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TOP PONY PHAEToN, MADE BY LAwRENCE
n good cost the present owner $525 will b.
sold for $25 Also Road Wagon made by th
be st city makers No l56 West Thirty first street.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

A CENTRAL FIRE BREECHLOADER, MADE BY
"A nrst class English maker, In Case, with lmple-
ments complete, $0 HENRY G. sQUIkES
Gun Store. No. Cortandt street.
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WE CLOSE UP THE REPOSITORY AND MOVE
N. business our factory, ,Jb Broadway on the
last day Of this month
We have thirty carriages Of different styles that must
be sold. Now Is your time TO buy cheap
JAS. s. kEAL CO.,
Broadway near Forty fourth street
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CHAS CRUDE, III WEST BROADWAY, HAS on
Y hand Wholesale retail, manufactured tor "tht
rade,n all kinds Carriages Rockaways Buggles &c.
first manufacturers, prices.
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ONE sT1vERs Dog CART, BREWSTER CALAsH
~ and Landau, Coupe, SIX seat park Phaetou,
light Brett, by Miner stevens; Barouche, depot
Wagons Rockaways top and open pony Phaeons of all
Broome street Brewster, stiyers Dnsenbury and Van
four seat Park Phaeton by Brewster express Wagons
platform express single and double Harness sheets
Nets &c. WM Ii. GRAY, ~ and ~ Wooster
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER.
~ House and Lot, No 3! Lexington avenue.
ALBERT H. NiCOLAY 4 90.
viii sell al puDlic auction on
FRIDAY, July 81. 1874, al IL O'Clock NJ,
AT the Exchange sale esroon,
No Ill Broadway,
by orders Of administrator,
the three story brick House and Lot No W Lexington
avenue, between Twenty sixth and Twenty-seVe
Streets lot 9x7s house 10 Ok about ~ feet
tanning all the modern improvements.
Terms liberal and title indIsputable.
Maps ana further particulars al the offce OF
ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY 4 Co, Aucuoneers
No 43 Pine street.
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A REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR
"A. Newburg through the Highlands by daylight
landing at Yonkers, Haverstrsw Iona Island West
TWILIGHT always ahead leaves Fulton ferry Asrtns
dock), Brooklyn sunday at 49, loot Of Harrison
street North River s5 Twenty third street s46 Fare
the excursion, 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-18
NO. 1s9.
GLAyDERs.

This terrible disease is more prevalent
at the present time, perhaps, than ever be-
lore. We call it "terrible" because il is
always fatal to animals afflicted with it,
and also to men who become poisoned by
contact OF its virus with a cut, sore, or
bIulse, and the death following is most
painful one.
why Is 1t now so prevalent? Doubt.
lesS' IN some degree. as a sequence to the
eplzootlc OF The last two years. The
horses were left in condition rendering
them more susceptible to contagious dis
eases, and more liable to suffer from un-
favorable circumstances. We know that
men, IN certain condition of their sys-
tens, Will take malarious or infectious
diseases, when at other times they can be
exposed without harm. SO we believe
that bad ventilation of stables, improper
lood, or too little of it, Overworking, want
OF care generally, will render a horse
liable to glanders or farcy at the present
time, when before the epizootic he would
have been exempt.
And what is the condition of many OF
the stables in this State? Is there such
an atmosphere within them as any animal
ought to breathe !? Is it not, in many. in
stances, almost suffocating to men who
enter themP What would induce the
owners OF most horses to sleep one night
In the average stall, even if they had
hair mattrass under them Would not
the ammonia from the stall, seriously a.
iect the eyes and ears of the sleeper? And
yet we keep our horses there, day after
day and night after night.
Why should the bedding, soaked and
filthy as it often is, be placed under the
CRIB IN the morning, compelling the horse
to breath its effluyia all davp flow many
stalls are used month after month, with
out being washed out or purified with any
dlslntectant? Is it strange that horses sui-
Ter from "plnk-eye, and cough, and CLAN
ders?"
1t is question which some people ask,
II the epizootic of 1872 was not sent to
make us appreciate the value of horses,
aud the later forms of il to warn us to take
better care of them.
We do not propose to attempt to de-
scribe CHAMBERS or farcy, but only recon-
mend owners who have any suspicion of
these diseases, TO apply TO good vet
Urinary. If the horse is affected with
either of them. he will order the animal
killed, and the stall where he has stood
to be thoroughly purified by carbolic acid
and whitewash, and the harness and eyry-
thing that has been worn by or used about
the horse, to be thoroughly cleansed.
AS the disease is both contagious and
infectious, if the virus from a glandered
horse comes in contact with a cut, sore,
or bleeding surface on another horse, or
if horse is confined in the same stable
with one having the glanders, the disease
Is liable to be communicated s5 ta
We repeat, that the disease is danger
Gus one, and every means should be taken
by every body to prevent its spread. by
treating, feeding. and using their horses
correctly, by keeping their stables clean
y and with good ventilation, and by i'm
mediately killing horses having the dis
ease.-Our Dumb A1imals.
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Ntnnfbtt yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street,
DOT OF Court, by SPRAGUE OWEN K NASH.
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Central Ward Clubs as Follows /:

First Ward, j. H. Grover, President Dennis
Mccarthy, secretary. Pace Of meeting. Melpo-
meme, between st. Charles and Prytalia streets.
Time Of meeting Thursday. P. NJ.
second Ward, W. I. Houston, President; p J
Sullivan, Secretary. Place Of meeting corner st
Charles and Cauiope streets. Time Of meeting
Friday. Is p NJ
Third Ward, J. S Selleck. President Thos.
EgaL, Secretary. Place Of meeting, National
Hail. Meetings subject to call.
Fourth Ward, John Lemonier, President
j. J. keener, Secretary Place OF meeting, corner
Canal and Where streets.
Fifth Ward, Leon Queyrouze, President G..
Bonnatfon, Secretary. Place OF meeting, 1873 and
l55 kampart street. Time OF meeting, subject
to call
Sixth Ward, o. Morel, President P D. Sourdes,
Secretary Place Of meeting, Barracks and Char
tres -tteets. Times Of meeting, Wednesday $50
p. VI.
Seventh Ward, Jas. D. Edwards, President
E. Marin. secretary. Place of meeting, corner
Of Love and Fren chmen street. Meeting Wednes-
day, Z VI.
Eighth Ward, D. Sullivan, President; E. Cur
ley, Secretary. Place of meeting, corner Of
E.yslan Fields and Dauphine streets. Meetings
Nini, Ward F. Dudenhefer, President. J. J.
Segraye. Secretary. Place Of meeting, Dauphine
near Emyra. Meetings, Tuesday, 1870 P. NJ
Tenth Ward, p. P. Mahony, President led
CLARK. SECRETARY. Wigwam jackson and Ply tania
streets. Meetings y P. VI. Wednesday.
Eleventh Ward, L. II. Mari, President W. l.
McCarty Secretary. Place of meeting corner
sixth and Magazine streets Meetings Monday,
JPN
Twelfth Ward, Eugene May, President; S. F.
Parmele. Secretary. Place of meeting corner
= lin and Magazine streets. Meetings call Of
President.
1hilree. tn Ward, ". E. Clarke, President W
Fl. Pasco-, Secretary. Place Of meeting White
Hall, corner Tchoupitoulas and Valencc streets.
Meetings al can Of President
Fourteenth Ward, Z. O. Carter President j.
T. ". Mason. Secretary. Place of c,eetlng cor
nei VI game and Octavta streets. Meetings
2 VI. Wednesdays.
H. Connor, Secretary. Place of meeting PhIhar-
monte Hall. Meets Wed lesdays Z. II.
10Th Ward, -
-,l
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.ke following are the boundaries and locs.
son Of the offices in this parish for the regis
tration ct voters. The offices were opened
Monday morning, August 81.
Prs EI~sioH P,tc4tct- Bounded by Fehcity
ThallS snS the MlssisslppI River.
Office No. 4JGs st. Charles street
Second Bs,uuded by TAala, Juha and the Ms
sissiVpi River.
Once eesner Ca'licpe and C~rondelet streets
ThSH-Boundei by julio. Canal and tie Mis-
Office - Poydrss street
loU-A -Boasted by Canal, St Louis and the
Mississippi River.
streets.
Iyls- soDpied BY St Isuis, St. Philip and the
Office owner st. Peter end Ranpsrt street
StriA-Ba lnied By ST. Phillv, ESplansie and
Ihe Mississippi lA,er
Office NO. It's Irene steeet
Se>.-.A-D)unted by ~pAnAds, Eysisn
SieAce end 81, hl.slsslpp River.
Ofios orner u lSSAteAe oDi Burgundy
EgA,h-Hous.edb b, Elyslsn Piesda, IAh~ue
Avenue and the mississippi River.
Office No. - Po-et stIeet
NsA-Bounlc-i Ss Lafayette Aseans - Ac~sr
lnt Of the CITY.
Ofiice axner ~ Aontegut end Royal.
ztNA-B Hnid by lcllcity. Frss md Gae Mo
Once conner Jteephlne oDi 10urol
xs.ce4h- oundeA by Frs, Tneda0e sAd We
1si-~ipls E.ses.
Office No. 81 WsshinStoO street
7t~sr,A-Bo,Nd a ~ Tole,ano etroeA EaDo-
Z >h Avenue end she Missioip1s River.
ON y Magazine str~t, between Milan azA NJ
Sengo.
Isir<s~lA- HUunAed - NsT.l.~ A~sse
btfo. corner Magazine and Merneo.
1oAtr6b-Bounded by Upper Lana LWsI
lane and the Ait~ssiypi kiver.
Office ierAilAnd stree, Ne<0eHo SRet0oA 80
Aradsay.
SVteeSA-O rleons Right Rano. .
Once odd Cart House, AlGlere.
!s0s4uN- Bounded b. LAWYER Live etroeA Or
elsn Avenue end the Microscopy. River.
0aice Court House, CArrolt,n Avenue.
SereatepaA-hundsA bs Carr lton AenUe
lAb4rre Rcd end the Mississippi River.
Office Corrollt,n Avenue, bct0seo HanDm
9ec SApnd streStA
Pm . recent setiea ~ . breaeh ef eren il
= marriage the defendaat's counsel ash d
Ahs p.aintif did my client enter INTO .
eoAtivs Agreement y nary y@r Not
exactly she replied: "but 10 sosrted ne
sosd dAl, and 10 told ny sister that - in
bonded to Ar2 int or AAiH.e
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HALL ELEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC

\ IA !
/ AND CONSERVATIVE CLUE,
NV Or ans September - 1874
! Pursuant to resolution adopted at a meeting
of thu bave club, the following report. which
was unanimously adopted, was ordered t. be
! published IN the New Orleans BULLETIN:
F, To the President and Members of the Eleventh
Ward Democratic and Conservative Club:
Your committee. appointed at meeting u
this club. held on Friday evening, the 18Th inst
! and instructed to report to this meeting some
plan hooking to the prevention Of false and d"la
cse NJ 1.Srd.to1t # voters il this ward, and par
ttculaflv Of those commo..iy demominated ctLoied
R.yulatea,-, IA lar &c majority Of whom throu III
ignorance, are led by their unprlncipled white
leaders to the commission Of frauds OF all kinds,
| with a view OF perpetrating their reign OF RAJ
GAIT J. beg leave u stat that they have gwen
the subject due consideration, and report for
adoption b. til 5 club the following preamble and
resolut ons, embodying the views Of your COM
mittee:
Whereas The prevailing opinion Of the people.
supported by the general tone Of the Radical Re
publican leaders. and by numerous frauds de-
4 cted i that dnIatc1te registration l,oI~,'s, IN
biype ,rl,,.'-ys are being issued to Republican
ntt,s throughout this city and state, with view
% irsudulently using them at the coming eiec-
tloH ard
Whereas We deem it an expensive farce TO 60
ant, election, under the prees nj infamous r7ie,
eithout A proper determination on orr part to
see justice enforced, amy cost: therefore, be 1t
Hesxred, That the ward be divided into
sions Of four blocks. That, in each Of these -ec.
lions 81 four blocks, five men shall be sele tied
chose duty it shall be to maze and furnish a.
here nsfer directed. prior to the 10Th day Of DC
tb ?. 1874 an ppl.nbaicat - Of every man iiv-
ing in that section, be he citizen or alien white
or ech.
BE Il further reso1red. That committee Of five
80 be appointed by the chair, whose duty it shall
i. to grange alphabetically, in book FORM. the
atsve sectional lists, and furnish ct least one
copy for each poll in this ward on the d. OF
election.
BE f,4r1her resciced, That o. We deem tbi-
plen. together with . firm determination on our
srt to have . fdi election or none al al. the
My recourse lett us, We invite every Central
y rate ard Conse rvative Club in he city and
>'ste to concur in these resolutions ard proceed
a once to do the work contemplated.
J. 4. ALCEa GAUlHRHAUx,
Chairman.
l. W. PATTON,
F. NJ. ANDREA,
CHAs. X. RAILEl,'
Louis SCHHIDrL,
R. H. NAM. President
]. G. 1cCASTs, Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
THROIeiR TO SIC LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE
VIA HOBILE AND THE MOBILE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

Commencing October Il
Passenger trains with through sleepers) Win.
out change. for st. Louis, VIII leave the depot
TO I OF Canal street At ?. H., making direct
connection with the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Close connections made ct Humboldt fol
Louisville, Cncin au and all Z. stern cities, and
At Columbus, Ky, with st. L., II and 5 R. r.
This Is the onIy route running Pullman Palace
Cars WITHOUT CHANGE between New Orlean
and st. Louis. Time % quick and fare q low -
by any other route.
For information and through tickets, in
Iuire at Railroad Ticket Office, coSneS Camp
and Common streets. opposite City Fl tel. s29tf
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DUTY OF L. :. SUPERVISORS.
1
UNITED STATES CIICurT CouBr,

UNITED SrATEs CIlCCIT COURT
FIFTH CIKcUIr, DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Clerks Oihce, New Orieaus Sept. I, 1874.
By virtue Of an Act Of Congress approved
April "a, 1902 ''children of persons duly natural
ICED, and being under the age Of twenty-',ne
eears, at the me Of their parents being natu-
cslized, and If dwell ing III the United States, be
considered as citizens of the United States"
All persons who may have been IN that manner
become citizens of the United States are emitted
TO register ana vote upon comp wing with the
lsr Of the State in respect to registration.
lSisnedD +. A. WonLFLEy,
Chief Supervisor OF Elections.
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WATCH THE REGISTRYl

The following table gives the population from
the United States censu- Of 1870 Of the city by
wards, ef white and colored. also, the proportion
Of vctors in each ward as to 5, and the proper
Tomato number of votes 70 be cast. based on the
Presidential elections in all the principal cities Of
the Union, as tot
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DEMOCRATIC PARISH CONMITTEE,

PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Rooms corner st. Charles and Grsvier streets.
p. MALocHE, President.
WILL >IEvES, Vice Pi esident.
GEO H. VINrES. Treasurer.
Z. l.. BowEZ Secretary.
J. H. hardy, Assistant Secretary.
Delegates.
First Ward. Gervais Arnouit, P. O.. Neatly.
Second Ward. p. J. sullivan, John OSell.
Third Ward. ". Il. Byrnes. Thos. Reynolds.
Fourth Ward. Amllcar Fortier. Paul Waterman
Fit Ward, JOS. Demoruelle H J. Rvet.
sixth Ward, A. L. Tissot, John Brewster.
seventh Ward, T. b. Blanchard, Jr.. 2.
Maloehe.
Eighth Ward, James Novel;, John Breen.
Ninth Ward, VIII Steven, Phi Munich.
Tenth Ward, W. 2. Freret. E. F God.
Eleventh Ward, W. j. J. Armstrong. Jas. II.
Palmer.
Twelfth Ward, Geo. n. Vinten, c. Y WelShans.
Thirteenth Ward, +. L. Bower. c c. Piper.
Fourteenth Ward, Z. y. Carter jas. Sweeney.
Fifteenth Ward, D. H. Connor N. }. Barrett
Sxtetslth Ward, -
Seventeenth Ward
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

T OUIsLANA SAVINGS BANK AND sAFE
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81. ...........C Camp street al
CAPITAL $500 oot
E. c. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON Vice President
ED. CONERl, FREDERICK WINGs
J. H. KELLER, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON.
E. c. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Cents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
jy1O 3m JOHN S. WALTON, Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
1856 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. W. Newton Mercer,
G. T. Generes David Urquhart
George Jonas, John G. Cameo
Thomas A. Adams Carl koRn.
ThOs. Allen Clarke, Christian Schneider
Chas. J. Leeds, Samuel JaInlson-
Interest allowed OF DeDc
SAM JONES. Cashiel ap57aly
TNHE FREEDMEN'S SAVING AND TRUST
Savings Bank Chartered by
March 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
ls2 Canal street. Corner OF Dryadese
Bank Hours from A. NJ to p. NJ.
Open Saturday Night to receive DEL Osts from
O'Clock.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
e. ID. STURTEVANT Cashiee.
ap3o en- HENRY BACAS As-l-'. Cashie0.
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Tho. Pennsylvania bank robbers got more
brotv han was 1t first reported They stole .
kiss ON the CASH r. wife after they had bound
md gag nlm, 81 d took an $50 ring from her
Anger Ae>l5es.
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Committee on Naturalization and Regis.
tratiOn.

yTHIIVIs
Judge A. L. TIssoT, Second District Court
room.
ERvAIs ARSoULT, corner Clio and Freret
Phil MUNICH. 36 Dryadee street
JOS ii. PALMER, corner Sixth and Water
streets.
d. II. CONNER, Algiers.
JAS. SwEgsEY between Arabella and Nashville
Avenue.
The members composing the Subcommittee
on Naturalization and EegistratiCn II, as above an
nouncei, are prep arei at ali time. to extend all
possible facilities and Information to those par
ii desiring information or assistance relative 10
naturalization or registration which they canrot
Obtain or which it may be incony elient for them
tn obtain, from the offic, or proper committees
0. their respective central ward clubs.
p. MALOCHE, President
Will. SIEvES Vice PresdenSs
Y. l.. Bower. Secretary.
J. H. HA>DY Assistant Secretary
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"OUR TICKET"

POR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN G. MONCURE, or CADDos
FOR CONGRESsO
YIgT DISTRICT
Gzs. R. L. GIBSON, Of Orlesno
SECOND DIsTKICD
z. JOHN ELLIS, Of Orleane
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH A. BREAUX, - IBERIA
FOURTH DISTRICT
". " LEVY, Of Natchi. ocheS
FIFTH DISTRICT,
W. B. SPENCER. Of ConcordiN
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JOS. NJ MOORE. of st Landrys
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Address to the Conservative Voters of the
Parish Of Orleans.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE 0
New Orleans Sept g, 1874.
The Democratic Parish Committee deem II
necessary at this moment to call the attention
0. their Conservative fellow citizens to the i'm.
portance Of preserving and perfecting their or.
ganizatlon for the coming campaign.
1t is the plain and manifest duty OF every
patriotic citizen to register, to vote, and to see
that his vote is counted.
The same d. cided expression of public senti-
ment and general enthusiasm which gained for
Us the victory over the usurpation on the 1ith
int. viii command fair registration, q fair
election, and fair count. We ask no more TO
secure the success of our cause 1T the November
election.
kesl-ter every conservative voter. Urge upon
every citizen of foreign birth entitled, under the
law. to naturalization, the duty Of immediate
action, that he may at once assume the full priv
lege- Of American citizenship and aid in the glo-
NOUS work pt he States redemption.
Maintain the organiZa ion and efficiency OF
your ubs, and make q manly and determined
effort to redeem the State by be election OF hon
est and capable men a tile approaching election
P. MALoCHEE President.
WILL STEyEy, Vice PRESIDENT
z. L. BOWER, Secretary. SO
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CT. LOUIS AND INV ORLEANS AND
- MERCHANTSS SOUTHERN
PACKET LINE.
We have this day removed from l24 Gravier
street to our OLD STAND,
1O4 Common street.
% 1w J. B. WOODS CO., Agents.
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Executive Committee.

Executive Committee.
WHY Steven. ex-oficlo Chairman, ". II
Byrnes los. Demorueile, T. 3. Blanchard, \
Clo-A Geo. II. Sinten, u. II. Common.
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Conference Committee,
n. !. oct, Jas sweeney, t. /. Bowel.
Aub.Cos riitre of ARRANGEMENTS
+. E.pcsl, 4. -. Garter. !. Munich.
Printing and Advertising
<. 3. Sls1chSri, Jos. U-U1gse.s, II. X
S:Ine~.
S!ubs ana Organization q Ciubss
j. X soulSJr, 4. Flosi.
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Standing Committees.
Finance Committee,

?. Ha.une. ex-otti 10. W. II. Byrnes. Geo. "
Vinten. ex-ofIicio, G5rvals Arnoult. c. y Welsh
AIS, ". J. J. Armstrong. 7. B. blanchard VI. J.
Barrett, =. J. Sullivan.
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IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.

1905 537os 2.-l7 1860 ao5-o rs;
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lTECNAN1C.S AND TRADERS lNoU RANCE
COMPANY.
80. II CarOndelet st-eeto
New Orleans. September 25 1873
FIFTH ANNUAL STATE NJ Mt.

IN compliance with article - or the charter,
sbis company makes the following statement OF
the business o. the year ell dung August 81 1874
Fire premiums ....e....s ...'... SD ~ %
Marine premiums .....s '...''' |o,i.c -
4s.veg premiums .s..s........s..'.s of,ol' ~
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]. c. vcCANrs, Secretary.
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81 so, Eighths 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Lock Box 692, P. o.
New Orleans
Seno P. .. Money Ordere or Register you
letter. slY1n
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THE AAAEnbOkO DkNN;hAr
oA4AS o. THR WHITE Paoprn

FHs JsAsaAl Dktr1st Il o1,.ss,ss,,A
10 rspanfally rendered - IN ,>.r.,.,
business men a New Or3aeaa ~ - ..H.1n
vertning medium. ~
The Democrat 4 An - >.<.,n.
HPSr ~ en)9ysa VI large arsHAsos thnsrI
~ ne fH8 SndnaA District. Rate q a.
?. 4 AAY1RA
katr sd Prou3spe.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
auls 3ms No. 5 Carondelet str
d BACMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAOL
II. turer. 81 Magazine street. corner Matched.
New Orleans. Factory No. 33s, FIRST Distrks
La. ANY description of Cigars, except the loves
qualities, made to order in quantities Of 1900 Or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and 4
as low a rate, if no. lower, than any other mann.
actlrer IN the city or elsewhere. ans IN
E. P. Rareshlde. j. S. Cameron. J. B. Rsreshr6o
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INSURANCE.

Insure. Fire, Marine and River Risks dividing
the proits separately on each department. 70 the
insured 49,
For the accomm da rion OF its custom ers, tne
Comnsny will male Marine Losses payable III
London. j. 1U1ES, freeluen''
!. W. HINGES Secretary.