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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

A splendid dark ground Chrome, with frame
complete, only $780, Frames from 1Octs. to $50
at the Picture Store on Centre st.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Ed. IeI-A correspondent who signs
his name "Obed," In last wee ks Sentinel
is inclined to make fun of our Court, and
manner in which jgstIee.is meted out TO
parties therein. He seems to fSrget that
many petty and foolish cases are brought
into the court of Common Pleas,by petty
and foolish persons, who imagine that
they have grlevous wrongs, which can
only be redressed by going to law. Now,
"obed," if you have 3 better system hg-
ured out in your fertile brain, than the
one now in vogue, please lose no time in
presenting it to the world, and receive
therefor the homage of grateful people.
II has been suggested by some. that in
the future, should you be called upon TO
sit in judgment upon the interests of
your fellow ciIlzens, that you exercise
the dignity becoming one In such posi-
ton by sitting quietly in your seat, and
by giving . respectful hearing to the tes-
timonY, and the charge of the Judge, and
when you reach the jury room, dispose
of the business in hand in . busIness-like
manner. Do not be caplious, but as one
sworn to do your duty, act promptly and
with discretion, and by so doing you will
CO mmand the respect of your fellow ju-
rymen and be permitted to explore the
mysteries of that Jordan" twixt here
and EAgleville much sooner than you
did upon The occasion to which you re.
fer in your article. JURYMAN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
CRUELTY

A strange malignity seems begotten
by the cruelty Of the times. A boy Of
sixteen tried to burn his father and
mother in bed by pouring kerosene round
them and setting fire To it. Kerosene.
for once, failed to explode and kill the
user. A Je rsey couple were arrested
for killing their little boy of six, by
cruel treat ment His stepmother, q
Southern woman of frightful temper,
told a neIghbOr they were going South
before winter, but she meapt to bury the
boy first. His arm as once broken by
rough treatment at home, and he was an
object of pity among the neighbors for
the continual beating by which he was
tOrmented A bout two weeks ago be
went to cbOOl frighifully bruised, and
seeming stupid, instead of bright and
active, a usual When questioned he
said he didn't dare to tell what had hurt
him Els lit le sister said the stepmoth-
er knocked him down with a piece Of
board, and kicked him about the house.
A neighoOr took him IN, but his brutal
father came for him, scOldIng the child
for not going home. A bed was made
for him on two chairs, before the fire,
whIre he lay q few days till he died
Wien his poor little body was dressed
for the gray il was found covered with
wells and bruises from the waist to the
feet. The story is hut one of the dark
and narrowing tales that might be told
of the lonesome country districts within
twenty miles of the metropolis, where
bru talitY and low passion go Unnoticed.
In the CITY they cannot he hi lden
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

The article complained Of by our cor
respondent did not come under our no
tice, and what bearing the foregoing
may have, II any, of sinister nature, We
cannot say. II came, asst purports, from
a juryman, and by the way, gentleman
who has our respect and confidence. We
therefore give 1t the desired airing.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Big bargains in Black Beavers, at
Carlisle a, Tvler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Blakeslee & Moore will make YOU MS
good Pictures as you can get anywhere
In the cities, under their new light, and
better prices, at their new rooms Col
Inns building.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Blakeslee & Moore would say TO the
public that they now have the best facil-
itles Tor producing good work, on the
Western Reserve. Try them. at their
new rooms-CnIlins' buildinp.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Call and see those beautiful new style dark
ground flower pieces, at Noye's Store on Centre
Street
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

People wishing to get pictures taken
for the Holidays al BIakeslee s. Moore's
should cume soon in order to get them
finished in time.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Mrs. G. A. Rickard will remove her
stock of Millinery goods to the building
formerly occupied by H. Kon.er-Main
reet-by January lst.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

An extra walnut square frame only
81 90, at Blakeslee 6 Moore's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Heavy White Corduroy. at
Carlisle & Tvler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Look at Swlits assortment of Brushes,
Perfumery. &c, for the Holidays.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

A few White Holly wood frames.
cheap at BLAKsKEE s. MooRE's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Swift has just received fresh supp /,
of Petitts Remedy for canker and nurs-
ing sore mouth.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

The Austin Flag stone Co. of Warren
are making large shipments Of their flag,
of large dimensions to Meadville.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
zee EsCAPE Oh BOss TWEEp

Has been nine days wonder, and IS
aim ost forgotten. II was no escape at
all-his prison doors were opened BY
the oficis Is whose duty it was to keep
him in custody, and he walked of. He
could have gone. any time the last three
years-he went " hen he did, doubtless
by the advice of his lawyers The pro-
secutions the CITY was pressing against
him were closing about bim-the most
important were TO come on in few DAYS,
and the Boss, realizing that he had no
hope, walked out through the door he
had always kept open, and vanished.
The Democratic sheriff and his assistants
are responsible tor his escape, and Gov.
Tilden will be forced TO hold them TO an
account. But as they have all been
doubtless paid heavily, little do they
care.
Ever since the great chief has been in
Ludlow street jail !, he has been permit
ted to go out whenever he chose with 3
deputy or two, and be has lived more Of
the time at his home Oh Madison avenue,
and the up town hotels, than he has in
his prison quarters. When his time came
to run, be went out IS usual, with two
deputies-he went ia G carriage 70 his
hopse-the Deputies stayed in the car
riage in The most accommodating way,
tiO-he didn't return. Then these in
nocent fellows, after waiting tive hours
and searching the house which they
knew he was not in, which consumed
another hOur-rsise d the alarm. In the
meantime, steam yacht was lying IN
the East River, cOaled aud proTisiOnei
Doubtless the Boss walked through hrs
own house into the street beyond, got
into a carriage In waiting, vas driven to
this yacht and IN three hours WSs decentiy
out on the bosom of the ocean. Or, he
had plenty of time to get into secure
hiding in the city, from which be can
take his departure at his eonvenience.
The police demons tIate once more lheir
ineficiency or corr upton, BY Ending 20
trace of him-the sheriff's Officials are
even worse-onehalf the DenlOcacy grin
with ill-cOncealed delight at their chiefs
escape and the others are vexed as they
thinkof the political capital this escape
furnishes against them.
predict that the Boss viii never be
takee. Those who assisted in his escape,
don't want him to come back 10 claim
any of the property they have got their
claws upon. The miserable old man Is
abroad, by this time, aud be will probab-
lY stay there Till be dies-the eomp ,niOn
of Sweenv. Connolly and Genet, his &C
completes. Would that some Of the
present officials would 90 and do likewise,
before they have quite bankrupted the
city.
Il is said, that David Dudley Field,
lawyer OF the Boss, advised his flight.
The bOndsmen OF the sheriff are shiveE-
ing in their shoes, for the city VIII at
once proceed against them. Conner ex
pecls' of course, TO be removed.
BUSINESS
Is dullness itself. snd the weather is fear
New York, Nov, l4Ih 1870
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Lot of Striped Shawls TO be closed Out
at half price. at Carlisle & Tyler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Dry Goods at half price for cash for
the next thirty days. Call and get hol
day presents 3 Thos. N Booth
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Best Heavy Cashmere ever sold for
One Dollar yard, at
Carlisle & Tyler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Is dullness itself. and the weather is fear
tul. RKsfRo.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26
CHARTER.

DE TT KNOWN THAT ON THIS THE
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
scsenty-tlve. before me- James Graham a notary
public. duly commissioned and swurn for tho
parish Of Orleans State of louisiana and IN the
prescnce OF tho witnesses hereinafter named and
Undersigned personally came and appeared tho
several parties whose, naines are hereunto sub-
scribed who declared. that awaiting themselves
of the provisions of the laws of Louisiana in re-
lnlion 10 the promotion and organization of
corporations rs contained in theRevised Statutes
ct the stnt for the yeal 1870. page 1879. section
~, they have eovenanted and agreed. aud by
. .nase pIcseh.s 20 ,eovenMh, anu agree. and bind
snein,sscN,os, anu tuose "non tney represent, 70
,s" ana nmrnnae, NM n, h I2t W. oD
vi. anu pu pusis uHu ut,uei ,ne opllEations,
9.,tt n'a ni n s", ,, "eteiholtef set
'or.ii al" ooheaiheo' 70 WIZ
The name and title of this corporntion aIaI, ba
the 'DEMOCRATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS" II shnll be do,niniliatod
and have it's principal Office in the city OF New
Orleans State Of Louisiana and shall have and
term Of twenty i've years SIR from tho data hereof t."
ARTtcr.Eu
M, blood, .,,a ,..,...'..aa' :,
am ~, ou AZ, M',u ~. DOSES oi tnis corporation
si -. w. Wv, III ~ pa,,aine olio pupahlng
book and Job printing business and all things
.,,,a,e.,,.
ARTICLE Ill
The newspapers compiled. printed and pub
lishcd by this corporation shall be Demoorratir
in politics. ''' 'V'"''o' ''''''' W D'i'oe'"''o
ARTICLE ~.
The objects of the newspapers comniled
printed and published by this corporation shaI
be- Ia promote the commercial jndustrial aoeini
and political interests of this state and country
,hin " a" soL p"., ann eiec. 70 every
Wifi, anniimou, anI r"ola o.iao "nu unnoDls
hm ;thn fnar n nv, ,ouo9s anu y Una, enc
Mi frauds nesnion rvsy anu o9hu .r,.o
whersver 'I fnu nI'''''o"' 'oii"p'oh anu crime
""'''' A' aRE1CrEv
49,, n"s.ehI "
a me eapta stock q NJ mis corp9rati9n Is hereby
into ton thousand shares OF ten dollars each
ANY gwen numner oi snares not subscribed at
the formation OF TINS corporation may. Mt the
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26
Names Of Delegates and Altcrnates 10 The
January State Convention.
To ASSEMBLE WEDNESDAY,. sru ppoxt,,, /,
ST pATnloks HALL NrM NRIrANs

To ASSEMBLE WEDNESDAY, arr, pnextac, |,
81. PArnioK's HALT. Nrw ORLEANS.
sr, MARTIN Alexander nrClouct. Ma,ti,
, n Ah'cbadgs nnBlsnc Charles Gucrien
be,geron, n pomtngeau. v. A. vournet aud L
81. JAMss-Alfrea Roman. r =. ro.ho !, !,
Guthraux. L. s. InBcureeois, Emile Inanrs i,
H. Winchester. "
TrsSstraacAa William Aher, l. W. Cennerly.
". l. Lewis, ludgc j. ". Addison, q. = Me-
Michael, &. i. Bailey, Daniel Edwards. a. n
hacpl, 7, Bsnpsett v. hahm. ". IT, We6bcTr.. II.
Y Y, Holden. T. N. Terry, B. II. Robertson, james,
FsASkliN Duncan Buic. delegate. Hon.
y. W. Norris, alternate; Col; l.. II. Bowdcu, dele.
pp dclesass gss T io al'sra sin pr Wm f
9, Hawkes. delegate, Vim, D. McDnnald. alter r,
nate. "'''
Mcnkaeusr- Giles N. Crcxton j. Harvey prip.
ham, w, Z. Douglas DIR. Il j. liorc' j ii VII
Jams. James NJ. sharp. W r. Bnnckley, John
.awbead, = 7, Collins. A. * Keller aud Or. q. d
LIVINGSTON Aleck. Hunstock. O. q. Br,nnan
s Il Sr'sSpa i M Il Z esw fn = 4 Asa
Davidson. Levi splice 0KiG T. re asn T" 4
81 Hs iSs j. Nh Sc.les T. G Bradford. r.
&' Rss " 4 ar'TfF s 6 Il os a NJ MSSsn
James odon, J. X. Womack. w. ID. j. Warner
h I'd sp'ller sc w Watson, I Y, Roberts g q
.CMcAsIEu--Hon q. ". Richardson. nr. NJ n
Nh h,a,kIman = 2; Andrns, T. Mayo. James Cole
!, H , Ms i. Thorpe, g. A, nor,ielcn, A.
=, Iron. Ihas. OveIton. q. T. VOORHEES, CESAR
Lsmoine. John o4uin and Hon; A, .. Iaiargue.
nate, l. Caspari; delegate, G. {. Gillespie: aiter-
nate. !. Z keegan: delegate, q. Person alter
nate. ", c. Ross delegate. w. A. Ponder; alter
nate. NJ. Hertzug delegate, J. A. Prudhomme:
alternate. N. ]. Cunningham; delegate III. II.
Hathorn: alternate, N. ferpt: delegate. i. N.
Lane; alternate. W. r. Butler; delegate, Jos
Henry; alterna,.. v. v. Breazesle.
ST. LANpRy-M. ID. kayanagh. Jos. M. Moore.
]: L. Estorge. H. L. Garland. c. B. Andrus. j.
Massie Martin, A. Bailey. Lewis D. Prescott. +.
SSyoies E z. Lewis. Edward NJ Nillard. Thee
pniae s FontSsn9t, l. s; HoWasd Z 4 Car
cite and VIM. 4. Robertson. ~ =
CAIn~EIL-~Hcns T. E. Meredith, 7. j. Broad
way. W b. Grayscn and 4. w. Faulkner
, foiNTE CorFEE-Col +. L. Claiborne John II.
$eihert. Georgs Pitcher. Charles Altman. Or.
isniin Replaigne 4. j. Major. II. Paiin. Jr. AZ,
rade Major, c sampson. Robert Sempie, Edwin
NiEnes. jules Lahatut. Ernest Robin Oscar Ber-
sercn. ttlenne MAJOR. r. l. Jewell, Or. e. L.
Ealsly. Cert WOLF, r. Ie,eune, Sr.. Max MAYER.
THOMAS Sitten, G. W. Allen. s B. Claiborne. A.
= 4ahondeau. A. Q. Leheau. E Melanccn, Dr..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

able to report a greater number OF these
In much better condition than we an.
ticipated, though far from what could
he desited
For tho most part they are supplied
with the mere necesaaries of life, Thoau
which depend for support exclusively
upon donations from the public are IN
the main better provided than those
which expect. but do not receive, aid
from the State or city. With these gen.
eral remarks, We shall trespass on your
Honor's attention TO our report I'm dc.
tail In reference TO each OF those insti-
tutions.
In concluding our report we would
express 10 your Honor our sincere an.
probation for the uniform courtesy OK.
tended TO us during our term. Our
thanks are likewise due 90 the Attorney
General and District Attorney who have
at all times accorded w their valuable
cotihsci. and facilitated us IN the dis
charge of our duties. We arc under OBJ
legations to the Clerk of this court aud
his deputy, also 10 the Criminal Sheriff
and deputies, who have not only been
attentive, but have materially aided us
IN our labors.
Respectfully submitted,
A. A. WoopH.
ai5 Foreman Grand jury.
And all the Members OF khe Grand
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

{ tOltDAGE PAPER wOOpENWARE.
MANILA ROPE, from n inch up 10 inch.
HlSAL ROPE. from 4 inch up to %, inch,
1000 coils COTTON ROPE, A. b-lG. II and 4
inches
TARRED CORDAGE. MARLINE. HOuSLINE.
WoRMiNE. HAMBRoLlNE and SPUN
YARN.
PACKING YARN. SASH CORD and OAKtjM
10000 REANIS PAPER iiNlb. Iisis, I5San. lsxas.
2oSan aud 2i-aI.
PAPER Days. from a n NJ TO 1T ~.
inll stock IF WoODENwARE
BRUSHES. AK HANDLER
BROONs, COFFEE MILLS.
TWINES TACKn.
Matches sIEvES.
Baskets, FISH HOOKS AND LINES.
DEMIJoHNS. BLACkINd.
BLUEING, TOILET sOAIT
INK. FIRE WORKS.
Etc. Etc. Etr.
ALI for sale mt lowest market prices l,y
J. G. MORRIS.
div lot A. and "A TchoupitoulHe street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

SPECfAL NnTIrEN
llfllce M tl,e NeM llrln.na nm. I..il,.

Office u the New Orleans City llailtua,l
uompany lsi Canal street. New. Orlnanh, bee. n.
1910 Notice to stoekholdelp. Notjce Ia hereby
given 10 the Stpckhplders VI this company 10 ata
pear at THE office within ten dsys from this date
aud vote.
First-For the approval or non.apprusa of
tue consolidation of the said company With the
New Orleans. Metairie aud Lake Railroad Com
pahv. as per agreement entered into by the said
COMPANIES this day and date.
Second For the isHune Of one thousand
shares Of etock OF the conppldated company for
the purpose OF extending the Canal Street line
to the Lake, along the bank Of The New canal
d24 lot &C. LEWIS, Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26
aMUsEMFNTs,
81. CHARLES THEATRE

l..
ST. CHARLES THEATRE
saoena anJ last week 81 The peerless
Lolita,
suppottad- by the fayorite comedian Mr.. H.
tEnYfh}ffih ,, aha ,.,e eminent actor Mr.. q
DRAMATIC COMPANY. - A'''' s'p'''o
SUNDAY EVENING. Dec. ~.
Lolita y, Five Characters MONDAY, Doc. n
anu until further E WIS., tt2gttas new specially
M MYEffEETETfli' ss,l bright pE EysS 52!
..gNpAl, last Lolita Matinee
MONDAY, Jan. a.
dsetf ZOE, the Cuban sylph.
RlDwEL1is ACADEMY OF MUSIC, "a sr
- Charles attnrt
TuE0DAf, DEC A. and for the HOLIDAYS,
Produced ~ Magnificent style, J. Baldwin Buck
ston Georueuus spenarle,
The Toe witch.
Rurpassins 10 splendor anything ever produced
u t!iis city. Expressly arranged aud ada pied
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
New , and Brilliant ,Seepery passlins Transfer.
tunes, New aud Fspsls ssi Mas sna oos'y Cos
Ias srs s1HRElf ssss H se as & rs The
MATtNGf NH ESfsH XVI p ans SATURDAYS
on Christmas, Dec "a. de9i
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Baronne and perlitlo streets
MARSH ADAMS, business aud Stage Manager.
Popular Ffices of Admission, 10. i5. g5 and hoe,
,,.,fA MAhANY OF SPECIALITY AHTtSTN.
MUNSTER ARRAY OF NOVELTIES
,r,, 80. - THIS WEEK
First week of Miss JENNIE I}tfRDilj,I' The
Queen OF Song; Miss ELLA HlfFIIN Light.
ming jig audRpnu and nappp Attiat Miss MAJ
gle HUNTER. Character Danaeuse and Versa
tile Actress the talented REID BUSTERS. Mary
and q, y Ann!e Double Clog and Sketch Artistic Mr.
dan. Mr. JOHN l. WTAvfR The th', Crescent mV Giiv
SY.ne s,1 "a, and Song aud Dance Artiet Mr.
CHAkLER GALLAGHER. King Beo of ETH.
oplan Cpmedsna. All the old favorites retained
CAN GAN. 9io" W '"e
In active preparation. and will ehortly be pro
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

Al, CLAIBORNE, Alfred Hopkins. james 1nnia
Adple,ix Langlois. G. CasRyoux.
,OuAcHITA .uel. Rpbt. Richardson. s.. u, Me-
Emery, 4 g. Cobb. g. W McClanie, q. II, Morri-
euH, j. Puroepy, A. gtseil. A. Msalt, John W
scarborough. Il. ioune,le and h. Il brooks.
tlAMsRoNH4A.. w. dill9spie and A. j. keatnev.
vEhMitfpN Judge Vim, Wbbe. Hon A. MI
!, TTaRrnokNR Duncan \ Cage, J. 7. vguerie.
M A.. b4aHar. v putnn. Ernest Bunvillaln,
ohas ~, " pa Roy end (. n. Rc9ichauA. !,
fred lsaIoht. r.. H. Allen II, r. Mcbride. Alex
andre Theriot, ]. p, Moore, Transimond Foust,
Thomas Roussel. Alexander Folae.
Suitable resolutions were passed at all the
meetings where the aluye nominations and
glnctlpnH were made, but their number and
length rreclude publication II, pfteHso.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

When the Democrats of the House
had a Speaker To elect, they chose a
haru-money man Kerr When the Re
rublicans of the Senate had a President
pro ten'pofo to elect. they made a choice
OF soft~moncy man-Ferry. Is this
according 70 the eternal fitness Of
thingsp
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

LEEDS FOUNDRY,
tEsTA ABOLISHED IN 1881
Corner Delord and Toucher streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
We ara prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES.
BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS,
SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES,
SAW MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING,
FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS.
JUDSON'S GOVERNORS,
and all kiuds Of Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description Of Machinery for the
South. LEEDS l. co.
We beg to call special attention to our large
stock of Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock of the Stacker Irou Works Of Ten
nessee. for which Mr.. E F. Lavillebeuvre was
formerly agent. tand the only genuine Tcnnes-
see Kettle in the markell we offer the same for
sale. as we'll As those of our own manufacture
Al Reduced Rates price lists of which We will be
pleased to furnish on application. die I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO rur CoNvrN.
rioN,-At a meeting held yesterday OF
the Conservative citizens Of Concordia,
Louisiana, In pursuance to call from
the chairman OF the Parish Executive
Committee. for the purpose of appoint,
ing delegates 10 the Conservative State
Convention TO be held in New Orleans
on the eth Of January, 1876, Col. q.
spencer Mayo was called to the chair
and Mr.. 4. :. Shields to act as Secre.
tary.
After addresses explanatory of the oh.
lect of the meeting and indorsing the
OF the State Convention. the
following named gentlemen were APP
pointed delegates: Col. G. Spencer
Mayo. Judge Q, Mayo, Messrs. 7. Win
gate Chase and f. =. Shields. with the
that il more than one
delegate attend the convention, each
delegate will be entitled 20 his pro rata
OF the one vote allowed tothe parish
according to the number attending.
Matches Daily Democrat and Courier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Tenth Ward Democratic Club. The
Democratic aud CONSERVATIVE votn,a Of this ward
are hereby notified that the polls will be opened
toi the elertipn Of Delegates 10 the Louisiana
Stnte Convention At the corner Of jackson and
Magazine attegta, ut a. IN, December 30.
by order Of
dss III DENIS MAHONEY. President
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

rad Company. New Orleans. Dee, ~. lsfs.-At a
apecal meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
this DAY, n dividend Of three dollafa per share
was declared. payable on and after January 10,
1885, making eight per cent declared out Of the
profits Of the year 1915.
d24 lat 7. McDRlpti, Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

Ii Is related by q Southern cores
pondent of Mr.. Fendleton:
He could get the unanimous support
OF Georgia for the nomination to-m or
row, and, no doubt. will receive her
solid vote when the Convention assem-
Dies. Upon his return from Florida he
Will pass through Alabama and Missis-
SSlppl, where he will arouse the people TO
MS standard. He wins every one he
meets. and it only requires his presence
IN the South . few short weeks to ret
ner unanimous vote. In private con-
yersation. Mr.. Pendleton said the
I'tn,ocrafsc party trss IN .foror OF hard
money, in spite OF all that had been said
70 the contrary. There were individual
members OF the party who wanted the
currency inflated; but the great mass
was opposed to it."
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26
Twelfth Ward prcrcrty holders, linton,

Twelfth Ward Property Holders Union
~. 1875, il. was resolved a.That every memher be
requested to attend thu. Mass Meeting 10 be held
at ~ Patrtck's Hall, Monday, Dee. ", ia7b at
u.cech y. mr. for the purpose Of indutsing the
Message ~. Mavor Leeds concerning a re1uc-
ton u our TaNea. J Il. WOODS, President
" " FEAuusoN, NeciptafN. has Il
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

Rooms NJ the Democratic state Central
Committee. New Orleans, Dee. "A, lase.@1'he
Delegates elected 10 the Democratic state Con
yention will assemble. in this city. nj NJ Patrick
Hall, On WEnN ESnAy, the 9th day Of January,
1875 at tpoGlpck m.
Br order IT the
Hon ROBERT II. MARI
President Democratic Htate Central Comniian
OSCAR ARROYO. Secretary, drogi,l
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-26

The original suhscribers to the stank of this
corporation shall Mt all times have the refusal ii
TERED, at the proposed prize and ier,ns thereof
am. alter the refusal or neglect Of the original
SUBSCRIBERS 10 become the purchasers Of a,,ri,
70 II owners Of the stock subsequent 10 the for.
ll9tlqi pi THIS corporation shall have tho tnf,
sai oi tue stock proposed to be sold. upon the