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THANKSGIVING.

To-day has been recommended by tn"
President OF the United States to bee
set apart rs day ofSprcial thankSSlv Ing
f,r benefits conferred upon the people OF
the land, during the past year. His rec
concentration has been echoed by the
various State Governors. and the season
will be- generally observed. In looking
back over the past twelve months, it is
true that memory can recall many Incl
dents of misfortune and misery. There
have been disasters by SEA and flood.
Rain and storm have grccdily destroyed
many victims, while graSshopprrs and
drought have done their part towards
creating widespread destruction. But in
the midst of ALL there has been
something left for which 10 be thankful.
Nothing has been 50 bad, that it might
not have been worse, and even those who
Layr suffered most, can find some ctllsr
for gratitude, if only on the principle
,hut when man breaks his lee, he should
h, thankful that it was not his neck.
This community and Stat" has been
specially favored. While other section,
have suffered from the causes above
enumerated, here we have been si@naIly
spared. Even the universal cry Of hard
times has not been taken up here with
the cnrncstnc>s of most parts of the
country. because, as yet, tina hardness
has not been felt so heavily.
Those then, who find they have entire
cause for thanksgiving, should bear in
mind their less fortunate fcllow-mCm
and while rejoicing in the blessings of
table and store vouchSafcd them, should
cndrayor To produce happiness in tn"
hearts of the sufferers by ministering to
their wants, and mitigating their dis
trc>>cS.
In order that all connected with the
REGISTER may enjoy the day fully and
with quiet mind, nopaprr will be issued
from this office tomorrow morning.
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thought much on the powers and limlta-
tions of the Federal Constitution, and
our republican systems of governments.
Either of the. four gentlemen named
would grace the Senate of the United
States. Of them, we have no biased pre-
objections. We merely present their
names to the people Of the State at this
early day, in order that the question OF
who should be elected United States Sen
ator, might be duly considered.
The Legislature in the dis
charge Of this important trust,
should be moved by the highest consid-
Grafton of public duty. That precept
which points out the tree by its fruits, Is
not without its moral. The constituent
BODY are locking forward for their new
Senator with more than ordinary inter
est. The days for small men to fill high
places in this State are fast passing away.
The people are daily becoming more III
telligcnt, and the time is not very distant
when candidates for public trusts will
have to show themselves fully quallhed
before they can fill them. Already muir
merincs are being heard all over the
State, on account of the many incompe-
tent men now in office. This evil the
people have resolved to correct, and none
now hut Il first class statesman, to repre-.
sent them in the Senate OF the United
States, will satisfy them. The people
have confded to their representatives,
not only their own immediate Interests,
but the honor and integrity of the Com
monwcalth; and they have every reason
to believe that their wishes in this re-
-pcct will not be disregardcd. Let the
Legislature rise to the magnitude OF their
| duty, and perform it without fear or
favor; and the people will approve and
hail their action IT. the dawn of new
cra-a new light breaking over thepoIItI-
cal sky. WEST VIRGINIA.
NDrcytJcr ~, 1874.
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s.Tax-Payer's" Likeness.

Editors of the Register.
| donot with Fair Play recognize IN
the Iatoiiqencer's contributor of the
Red Tape persuasion, signing himself
"Tay-pavcr," one of those who favor u
"division of the school fund" but l do
recognize in said hcary TAXPAYER noto-
riouS ward politician whose nose is in
cverybody's affairs; Il living encyclopedias
of gossip; ore thoroughly verscd in the
art of applying the rule OF AVIATION to ali
items of =, ssip; one who Is known TO be
on all sides of all questions; one VINO FUR
nishes certain wares to the schools from
time to time the profits upon which, IN a
SINGLE year. have amounted To more than
all the school tax he ever paid; one who
has. understand, II relative teaching in
one of the schools who probably don
like TO attend the teachers meetings or
dcred to be- held by the school laws OF
the State. and by the rules of the Board
of Education; flaws, by the way, precise
" such Us are adopted i'll every State ana
city ofth Uniun.) He has made sever
al desperate attempts to become a mem-
Der of the Board OF Education, and has
repeatedly sought other positions OF
public trust. but has signally failed every
time. The people know him.
Such i the man whom | recognize rs
the author of the article of Saturday,
signed "Tax-paycr.' IL" knows little or
nothing Of school matters, and cares less;
bat from hi, chronic habit of intcrmcd-
ding, he would mot, if he could, fan Ia
pitch in and ventiIatc himself i'll this
school broil. The only sensible thing
contained in h.s ,quih, | conceive TO he
the assertion that the public generally
care little for the matter, and that II
would have been better had it never been
brought to the attention Of the public.
IOOkEE-DN.
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FoRNEY'S Press, ut Washington, will
change hands cditorially soon. a con-
trolling interest has been purchased by u
combination OF newspaper men, and Col.
A. X. MCCLURE succeeds Col. FoKNEY
as managing editor. The latter gentle
man retains an interest in the paper, and
will act a. one of lis correspondents.
On being questioned as to the future
political course of the paper, Col. Nc
CLURE said he guessed he would try the
"Independent' dodge. But the people
are too wary to be taken in by that dis
guiSc.
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WEST VIRGINIA
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

REV. LIB. CLARK, \. NJ. / ASSOCIATE
REV. W. II. MORTON, \. NJ. PRINCIPALS
This institution will he reopcned' on
MONDAY, Nov. I'D, rs High School for
bows and young men. Glasses will be or
raniZed In the Higher Mathematics,
Sciences. Ancient and Modern Languages
and the Common English branches. Spr-
,.iai attention will be given 10 Penman-
shin. Drawing, Composition and Dcclama-
lion. Terms ottuitiOn SlOand SLIPPER quar-
Ter. Application for admission can now
be- made to either ofthe Principals. nollw
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WESTON. W. Va. Nov. 81.

W ESTON, W. y, NOV. -,
Editors of the Register.
\ number of persons have already
been suggested rs being qualified t. rep
resent this State in the Senate If the
United States, and We take it, Others
may with the same rropricty bcinamci,
~ possessing the requisite qualifications.
Ali now seem 10 agree that II lirst-cla>S
,nan should be- elected from our State To-
the Senate OF the United States. TO OBJ
| lin such man, wcimu>t look over the
whole field We have but few such men
in our State who come up 10 the Jcticr
.onian standard of honesty and capacity,
and when We name the men who come
nearer the standard "t hrst-claSS men
than any others, We do So without in
tending injustice TO any who may be
candidates for the highly important office
of a Scnqtor of the United State The
persons We have selected rs occupying
the first place, according to our Judgment,
are happily located; and when their true
merits and qualifications shall have been
fully considered, We take it. there will lie
but few, who will differ with Us. The
first We shall name is General John j.
jackson, of Parkcr>bUrS. All who know
him agree that he is man OF strong
native mind, of great industry, of much
experience III legislation, 81 scholarly
requirements, of large fortune, u fine
constitutional lawyer and powerful
debatcr. The second is Charles James
Faulkner, cN-MiniStcr Ia the Court of
St. Cloud, and member elect to the Ilth
Congress. The position which he &C.
cupicd abroad and the able manner with
which he discharged it, delicate and res
ponsible duties, together with that Of Il
Representative in the Congress of the
United States in the better days OF the
Republic, give him national reputation.
The next we shall mention Is Allen L.
Caperton, of Monroe. Mr.. Capcrton is en-
phaticallya man of high order of talents, Of
large experience IN legislation, is a ripe
scholar, a close debater, a fine lawyer and
splendid parliamentarian.
The last we shall name, but by no
means the least, is Prot. William X.
Pendleton, of Brooke. Mr.. Pendleton is
very modest man, and very accom-
plshed onc-a fine Bellies letters scholar,
profound thinker, deep reasoner, a
quick and ready debater, and learned
political economist, who has read and
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$50 Reward.

TIME ABOVE REWARD WILL BIZ
Maid. and no questions ask cd 20
apy erSan returning 10 the subscriber
the Gold Watch and Chain. keystone
and Ring attached, taken from room 40
- NcIur, House, on Saturday morning,
Iith inx,. Gold Hunting Case Watch, No.
sire, Borrel & Couvoirsier, makers.
novI oEo' owl
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FOR RENT,

rViiE FIRST AND SECOND STORY
store Room. with cellar beneath, NJ.
l@lS, on the west side of Mann street, now
occupied Ivy \. l.. Craft Il Bro, uS Il whole
sale notion store. lthaS a plate glass front
and j. we'll lighted in the rear. TIL" loca-
ton for any business, is equal 10 the best
in the city. Possession Isl "f April next.
Npulv To WN. rNNTON.
unNolu ChapiInc street.
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NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, experienced
several shocks of an earthquake day be-
fore yesterday. This makes the second
which has shaken up that State this
month. One occurred on the Sd inst
and the other on the 2ith.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS To club agents and TO subscribers.
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rVNliE SPACIOUS HALL IN THE BUILD
| iug. northraS corner of Market and
llth cold Quincy streets, nj present In the
occupancy of an Association known aS
tn, Catholic Institute. This Hall is Onr
hundred and ten feet long by thirty
three Ice; wide. the story twenty feet
high: i well lighted front and rear. aud
next Ia Washington Hall, the largest in
tho itI Possession given l>t OF April uCZt.
NpplV Ia WM. PANTON.
nrEl=n IhDpiinr ,plI ithl ST,
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IL Alcoholic SsintuIcnis ar" taken in
fD the blood til" heart works Easter, ana
This unnatural speed wears out I'll" vital
machinery. All Intoxicating UOStrunS adj
vrriiScd rs "toniCS," "rcnnNaior>, Nc,
produce this disastrous effect, and should
h.. rejected. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vine
gar Bittrr>-an lnNig"rtnt without me
ours" of alcohol everywhere supplant-
ing these pOi>unS. nONIlO
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TUE report Of the Bureau Of Statistics
shows i remarkable falling oil III exports
from Great Britain to the United States
in the ten months ending the %lst OF
October last. The falling oil in iron and
,trrl WI. Il. follows:
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Me-" GOODS
j. FREIDEL & CO.

Travelling and Lunch Baskets, Wall and
Flower Baskets, Clothes Hampers, Clothes
Baskets, and II large assortment Of Wall
Paper. llS MAIN STREET.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MAIN STREET WAREHOUSES
FOR RENT,

r HEREBY OFFER FOR RENT TWO
/ three story warehouses, each having
Two fronts, one on Main and the others on
south street. Possession April ], 1875. AZ
THOS. O'BRIEN,
no2Oa Real Estate Agent
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NOyember's Wintry Blasts
are Coming.

JAY SUPPLY OF COAL NOW NJ
the reduced rates. Leave orders al "ur
,,ficn corner Market and 18th streets. X.
J. Smyth's store, WHERE you can learn
pricrs OF coal, coke hard or -ofi.i nut Goa!
and slack. We are offering uig induce
Turnrs for lots OF one hundred bushels or
NOR. KIMBERLY ( 90,
Manchester Coal and Coke Works.
oCt.S n
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST TO
the undersigned trustee, from John
II. Kent, dated the 18th day of April, 1874,
and OF record in the Clerks office, OF the
county court of Ohio county, State OF West
Virginia, in deed book No. u, folio 552, |
will, ON Monday. DeccIubPr IL, ~ I,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at Nos. 1919 and it1l, on
Market street. in III" city Of Wheeling, sell
at public auction the following dcScrlbed
property. that IS to say: One bcdStcad bed
and bedding, ! bureau, one ward robe, two
wash stands, one parior carpet, six chairs,
one cooking stove and cooking utensils,
one kitchen table, besides various other
articles of household furniture. Sale posi-
five. Terms cash. +. SCHAFER,
noyl3h Trustee
GEO. a. WICKHAM, AuctiOneer.
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II EN- EVER.

Every year increases the popularity Of
this valuable Hair Preparation: which is
due To- merit alone. We can assur" our old
patrons that II i kept fUlly up to it, high
standard; and IL j. the only reliable and
perfected preparation Of restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR TO it, youthful color, max
ing il soft, lustrOus, and silkcn. The
scalp. by ill., use becomes white and clean.
II removes al, rruptiOns and dnndTun.and
10y lis tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling ont, a. IL stimulates aud nOuT-
i-hr~ IN" hHtr-glnnds. Rs It's us' the hair
grows thicker AMI stronger. In badness,
il restores TIA" capillary glands tO their
normal yignr, and will Great" new
growth, except IN "Nirem" old Rgc. II Is
the most economical HAIR DEES-I so ever
used, a. u requires fewer applications, and
gives TIA" hair splendid, glossy APPEAR
anC". \. \. Hayes, VI. D., stat" AsSsy"r of
Massachusetts, says: Tine constituents
ar-purc. and carefully selected for excel
lent quality: and ! consider il ID" best
preparation for IT. intended purpos"~."I
!Soht bV al DrUgg,.s and Deai,rs IN Hedi-
CTUfE.
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The New Workingmen's Building
Association, No, 2,

WILL MEET AGAIN AT. BECkS
W Hall Monday evening, NoVCm heT
sub. The stock IL being taken rapidly.
stock can hc secured 10y calling AT Peter
polau'S Grocery >tur', rhoS. Faiy'S store.
Jnu. {. MiIrr'S store. r.. j. l.arkin'S dry
goods store. and the Peoples Rank. Hurry
nm and >rrur,, vuur shares nO2ir
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
so,REE POSTPONED.

rT,HE soIREE, INTENDED TO HAVE
been given by the Wiesel Musical IN
has been postponed until further notice.
nov26q
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sale OF Personal
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID tome, executed on the .1Eh Oi ~ept"n-
h,.r. lS-I. and Of record ia ir,.Ok No. -. in
The Recorders offiC" Of Ohio county. bY
Samuel Fleming. iu secure the prompt
payrueut of q not, for the sum al eighty
iive So dollars, in favor al G"uT:" W.
Coffey. J will proceed 10 >ell. al the resi-
dcnci, Of said Fleming. near Elm Grove, ON
Saturday. December 26. 1874.
At 10 O'Clock n m, the following described
property. to-wit: one hay Mar, ten or
Twelve ytars old: one Cow, dark red. I'VE
wears old: one Trunk. one Violin, one
Patent Lever silver Watch No. ., 80, and
one buggy
Terms made known on day Of sale.
u. =. THORSBCRGH
noaJeod Trustee
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DR.. |. H. Longdon
URINARY ORGANS!

The urinary apparatus consist ~ th'
kiIucys Va hich sDCr"ir the urine iBr N.'-
ters which convey ~ ia" bIaHHt' w.
bladder WhlcH contains u ana 'h' ht -
through which n - carried nom 40 wy
Whrlauy SUlystaBr" 'Bi'r. ~" 'li'''a.
tiDr and j. not required for ihr hHI '.''',,
Of the body nor forms an rl'W,L- ~
healthy blood. n should b" REMOVED H'''
ia" system by th"s" organs. ,...r.
Our lg,dl.- are AWAY. IN a sia'""i N'i-.
tlDD. Old funttcr j. continually abIfi".
and thrown on, and nov particle "A,"
from the blood 10 replace II. ~ h"'. -
dIE..sts. ~ ihs., important "N"TTipf' "..
lets ~ TIA. DOdy can long exist "I'h"".
riGu.Iy affecting ~" 70 neral IL atm. ~
HriuriIul r8Bsiifu"Bt 81 ~" Urh' j. ILL.,
is POISONOUS. AMI II retained 10 tb' D''
Cy' u In small quantity, gly's ~" 90,
turlgucp 81 the stomach, brain ahl ~
vnnz Sysfsu. while IN IhT2" Guhh'Nf
prOiuc,-- stUppr, coma, con Ynirinhs "'''
death An rriiTr arrest 81 the ufinhp
crctlpu Tor iwsnty-fDuT hVurs wOulh PRIV
fatal. .,.,,,.,o
Hr. InugdDn d"ypD. special sttrn.I"h -
All acu'f- and chronic Affections 81 'h' 10.
nary orgau.. and his sEiIi ADd tr'a'hl."-
may h. r,li.fI On for 'h'sIf cor.
cDus id"rrd hopeless Ia Wbich "'E"
Lotions do, not DIist. Give hls tG"Aiin'h'N
TRIAL ana prov. it, efficacy.
Fos-s i0r cpusuItItiOn. TNamihhti"h' 81
sic. and treatment within ~" frH'i -.
Nrriicin.s ipr all di-.-suss by man "'''
eHpfrs, - all paris 81 the county
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
No. 1909 E0FF, old Fifth Street,
Opposite the Cathedral
,o,,Io WHEELING. ". Va.
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

III. THOSE PURCHASING \ PAIR
y Of Boots. ShuS", Hat ar Capai Geo. H..
kurtZ'S. will receive tor every dollars
worth uf goods purchase Il. u Ticket which
Will rutiIlr the holder - ChaU"" in the
following three named presents. To- b" Civ
ru away 10y him ON New Years morning,
1870:
lS,i silver Ware, containing t. pieces.
Par Gents Vine Calf EO"i> box tov.'
Ladies' Kid fox Baton ~h"'S.
The ab"V" named presents are ON cNhi-
bitjun at his >tnrc, -
no.srl NO. 1919 MAIN STREET.
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4 GENERAL BANKING. exchanges
y and Collection business irau>,,i,'i
with fidelity AMI prOmplncSS.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and inter.
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums Ia .u,l
New Fractional Currency ana |. =, a, and
o. coin always on hand for the acrummu.
dation of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers
Bankers and others solicited.
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TERMS. sl2 90 PER Assun.

of duties and taxes, one quarter in gold
after the first of May, and one-han in gold
on the first Of July, reserving further in
crease on gold to some future time Stamped
paper lottery tickets and income tar con-
tinues payable in paper. Merchandise i'm
ported previous to May is not subject 70
the aforesaid schedule Of duties. The gov
ernment will admit paper payments at .
rate to be fixed as the equivalent of gold
on shares due in future. The government
reserves the right te make special laws
regarding the above for such parts of the
Island where psper does not circulate, City
taxes are subject to tho same law.
Agricultural Troubles IN England.
LONDON, April ga meeting Of farmers
was held at Newmarket YESTERDAY TO con-
slider the present difficulty with agricultural
laborers. Among the speeches delivered
was one by Mr.. Wood, native of England
but row resident of Ohio, who offered TO
bring from that State any number of per-
sons who were willing to work for fourteen
shillings q week, in place of the laborers
now locked out.
Ship Owners' Meeting.
A conference Of owners and agents of
steamship lines which ply between Liver.
pool and New York is holding at Liverpool.
1t ia understood the result will be vigorous
competition between the various lines, and
thatthe freight and passenger rates win be
reduced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-30

Mayor Wiltz is q gentlemen Of possessing
and enduring patience, and were he other
wise he would be unable to perform the
amount Of business which charity calls or
him to attend to. The Mayors parloy,
from an early morning hour until the office
closes, is beseiged by persons eithe- seek
ing or giving something for charity's sake.
One of the pleassntest incidents in yes
terday's history will be understood by read
ing the following:
New ORLEANS, April %, 1874.
Hon. L. A. Wiltz. Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans
DEAR SIR-The pupils of the Locquet-
Leroy Institute, desiring to contribute to
the relief of the sufferers by the overflow.
have decided to give musical soiree, under
the direction of their principal and teachers
when collection will be made for this
charitable purpose, should their intentions
meet your approval. Grunewald Hall has
been secured for Saturday, Maya.
The following named gentlemen, chosen
from among the patrons Of the institute,
have been appointed as a committee to ac-
company the young lady pupis selected to
make the collection: +. DelBondiO, T. l..
Maxwell, j. Keatipg, Colonel George Soule.
Your presence on the occasion will be
highly gratifying, ss the amount received
will be then rendered to You.
8. Il. LOCQUET.LEROY, Principal.
The Mayors response:
AAYoRALry o. NEW ORLRAxsl
City Hal, April -, 1874 s
70 Nine g. B. Loqnet-Leroy, Principal Of tbs Lo-
quet Leroy Instit0te:
MADAM had the honor to receive your
letter OF this date informing me that the
pupils of yOur institute propose to give a
musical soiree at GruRewald Hall next
Saturday evening, commencing at halfpast
seven O'Clock, for the purpose of then tax
ing up collection for the benefit Of suffer-
ers by the overflow. commend their char
table intention, and approve the plan
which they have adopted. accept, with
many thanks, their kind invitation TO be
present and receive the amount which may
be contributed.
Ihave the honor to remain your ~bedient
servant. LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Mayor and Chairman Of Committee.
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Republican Parish Organixatso ons.


We learn from the proceedings of meet
ing of delegates chosen to represent the
party in convention in the parish of St.
John the Baptiste that the following we're
accepted as members:
First ward-A. c. Babcock, Charles Vial
John Weber, Joseph Jones; second ward
d. w. Williamson, Henry Demas, George
w. Combs, John Hilliare; third ward
Charles Ash, J. A. Kinnard, Richard Cor
don, Richard Coggswell; fourth ward -
James Cole, Zeuon Millett, s. Glover, Cole
man Butler; fifth ward-G. Leech, T. Vol
sin, John Ben. John Hall, D. L. Ehrman;
sixth ward-Tony Smith, William Hill
John Cayolle, Samuel Brown.
George w. Combs was elected president
G. Leech vice-president, A. C. Babcock
secretary, I. Voisin assistant-secretary, and
John Hall treasurer.
The meeting then declared itself, as con-
stituted and officered as above, to be the
executive committee for the parish Of st.
John for the ensuing year.
On Saturday, the twenty fifth, the Re-
publicans of Terrebonne parish met and
elected the following parieh committee
with Hon. I. A. Cage as president:
First ward-Charles Verrett and Austin
Kennedy.
Second ward-F. Marie and B. H. Lewis
Third ward-A. Drayton and A. Ken
nedy.
Fourth ward-Washington Carter and
Henry Jones.
Fifth ward-Peter Smith and j. Madison
Sixth ward-W. Il. Keys and Henry
Lewis.
Seventh ward-General Lyon and Joseph
Carter.
Eighth ward-Jim Dyer and John Boil
den.
Ninth ward-Isam Pollard and w. Lyons.
Tenth ward-T. A. Cage and A. Martin.
Eleventh sard-Daniel Thomas and Sara |
HILL.
Twelfth ward-H. C. Arnold and z. d.
Pendleton.
Thirteenth ward-R. c. Rose and ID. |
Cross.
Fourteenth ward-Robert Burks and Jor-
dan Stewart.
In st. Bernard the parish convention met
1t the courthouse, and selected q parish
committee as follows:
Henry Watkins, Cssimir Narrero, Samuel
Brooks, Joseph Warner, George Mitchell
Ph. Jorda, z. AcRanny.
Tie Parish Executive Committee met,
md unanimoasly reelscted Mr.. c. Narrero
'reGident and Ph. Jorda secrstary.