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, 1875-02-06

A letter from Quito Ia tho Cologne Gnztite
Bays tha. great excitement prevaila tslore 90 ant
tho proposed e}eet!cn Of senor Moreno an Psest-
dent Of Ecuador, which, with tho means tho
Government had at i. dispoual, will probably ha
effected without much difficulty. This clergy Of
all ranks are warmly excrtng thenlselsa in hiH
favor as o ls entirely devoted to tlleirlnerestH;
nud tho Bishop Of Rio Eamba, WHO has been on
mlesior to homo. Ia said to have brought dis
rensation from ths Popo relieving Ronor Moreno
from the oati, which he nworo IN being elected
10 tho Presidency that he would not agaln
present hinlHelf 40 candidate for That post
when his term OF ohice should expire. Tho
danger Of betrayinE State secrets III Ecuador
was significantly illustrated Gu this oecaalon. 4
respectable citizen Of Quito, Hpeakin. at tho
Bishops mission, said that tth object Vas to pro-
pose to tho pore on behalf OF President hluteno
tl,tt the iatter should lie permitted to buy the
wealthy convout Of La alerced for q tenth Of ito
yatuc, on tho understanding that a sim eluya-
liant 10 the purci'ase-money should 10 forwarded
TO tono as Petrra psnct. and tile Archhiahop
Of Quito be rewnrdod for l,is conniyAuco in the
natter will Cardinals hat. Whether the story
il true or not doss not ~ appear; but the man
who tolti it WAS suddenly artcated, conducted
under strong aacort iutn the Wtds or the lilo
Na,o, and thore loft TO his OWN resources This
ia u punishment which las ofseA hcen inflicted
on criminnln Of late, 1t BAyes prison etPenscB,
Tho Journey to tho Napo alone IL enfte,ent to
injusc tue Aealt even Of y strong man. Fol
tho ttat two DAYS, IS fur ~ farRactat Il IL pet-
| lQrtIAI Oh H1fHoDhEH. lE1 inA&1 AACa Dc-
comes no narrow that there IN not room eveu fox
mule. It pasnes over rocks. snorasses, an]
woods, IN and down tho suuw.covered ridge ut
tho hrdya, and through rspid mountain
streams; aud the traveller is exposed either t.
torrents of 1ain or to the burning rays OF TIL
sun, having 10 provisions but tiloRo ho carrier
NJ lila hnck, aud sleeping in tho opeu air ul th,
| dump eroll;s. fiually. WHOM ha icathes hl
.lratfnatlolI llu finds hilnself in country iu
frstc1 with poisonous n,laken and Wild anin,aI'
Of All kinds, with few Indians llutb Nh his onl.
rnfnsA
, 1875-02-06
JUSTICES OF TIE rEACk.

To the Editor n The th:ta1o Tribune:
The Importance nt eaocEing honest and capa-
ble Justices eau hardly, 1t secms TO mo, be over
estmated. and yet tho opinion prevails in somo
a.arlera tllat almost auy mna will ito to fill that
Office, on who're good or bad administration de-
penda, mo,o pothars than any other, tho lnter-
ests ot tho common people. Few persons have
nuy idea how many quits arc brought md ended
in = Justice Court, which Rlay hd styaA the
eohrt uf tho common poople, ani M such onght
to bo in fact ~ veil ~ haiuo, court Ut Justice.
1t might 10 inatEuct!Se to Know tho prupottion
Which suits begun in tho Justices Courts bess
to tbs snt4 begun, by appeal or otherwise, II.
the athar courts OF thieaEo. Unt my abJett
..ow il to chow how lightly this inlpos INIT oairo
las been regarded. notwithstanding itn AUeral
alnolunlauts. To be \ Justice OF tho Peace, it
las nut been considered essential that tho
candidate should 10 eithrr intelligent, honest. or
eupable. Eafa1e lawyer il ALLOWED 10 ptactice
in The courts ho must hufo pursued u corsuln
catlrso ol legal study md prorhralion, 4ud
PASSED thorough oxatnI1.Atto.i by a competent
COMMITTEES, while Justice ot the Peace. "ho is
ofteu called upon to derlla aoma Important
question. 10 statuto law. antl lefola whom tAat
ean!e lawyer 1say urpeaf, II required to haye ~
yerv Inconsistency Ii buflesl11e On American
jurisprudence. Education reqhllttl III tie attur-
nav and ignorance III the Judge. A city Of Co.,
0En inhabitants 1nust inAeea he btlort ot Hia-
aly Of $1,000 each, with the following tlu2llca'
ttoglH
| FbA-Honrsty sufficient tn rafnas bribos aud
| to withstand the temptation to sktostlun.
Ecomt-C Clerical s1nl business capacity for TIC
Office. .
| Ihird-Lsyal knowolge, training. .and exne
rituce.
IN making nominations, maintain that tht
Judges should have required all can1dates. Cd
pnbie in ualor respects to appsar bsfoto thei,
and pass ~ examination in tha cuie III praotlct
aud rules ei evidence before Recommending
, 1875-02-06
Tho kxuqA5ll, ElAlls1uls

FT0W TEf EQH HTH. -
Aside from tho work of srac;-fayinH tho only
work now carried OIL at the floataa Tunnel IN tile
cleaning Of the contr shaft Of tnni'cr md lonAo
ya,,,bet, aud IL ,,ow about half tlaue. Iorty-lsu
Of tho most experienced m!,irte nta employed
,,,,tler the lrcctiuu OF l.. 4. loud, tf tho tunnel
euaiueer cnrps, u,,o WAS long engaged with t'atl
o. 1noyeabIs platform, suspended fro1A tlootA
abvye aAti, having begun with ttu bottom tloor.
asa now Ut wora suspended III the CTR on their
Bacurv,y fastened platform, over b00 feet fro,si
the bottom. M toss Of life and III serious scet-
tteut l,aa occurred thus fur III t,H much Dreaded
work, tho Alaateat es,i.inn bsiua uted to detcet
unA0itld t'Nlbc.s and luoao tov!,. Nhicls arc the
rl.icf caases ot .sinr1l. i f4eadu similar to tho
o,.s at the west end Ii to hv t,iit IT tho easterA
portal.
, 1875-02-06


TO required hy this legitimate ooss OF the rosa.
The iRurea ara Ar foll'Hs; .-.-.
This rss.tlon # Tho rr.t of the rnad* csn'rosnR TIN
1aso Shore Il Michigan Southern 10 th" entire ssr'.
~ of ne cop,ny "o'uf' sno ""ane ns rs ~
St " ', sne a na'i''. .1.t r. t
sherc sticiaa d',l,tirrn in ,a3J,..,. ,4.t
,s.-.---
Tuial vsterci cari.sl Of tho CotnpsuyFS4 ,162
---
TIE HANNIBAL & ST. 10.
Considerable has ln.cy been gais about tho
troublc, IN tia management Of tho Hannibal 4
.. ~ n.,t.s", .re,ss,1..t...i ~. .o,,in, ,r,,.
~ ~ Aa''t"ao' u',''tt1.ani 1Ho 1.@'''' p'o'
efy II u,''st 10 etasea that tue Ffc'e''t oi t''s
Kond lives in Naw foTk. aid il nl"rc figure
hcnd, Afnet Of tho Directors alao reyide At New
ynr1 Th, nrn,cr m,naoemcnt IN ,herofors
niara1 In tl,a hsi,ds Of nj Exeuutiyo lizard
.'.;..;. ~ .,.... n,xu.t, 49,. .n.,,;,, ., 1t,m,,.
consaAne VI 'nEos o''eo'os' ie'i"t'6 a. it1.1.
ton. Mo-, and tho Chairman oil this Comm'tlob
is \ Mr. Morse, raymastcr Of the road. Mr..
bforra Ia claimtd tn hare forced to realrn in
r.,,;,1 .nooosa,on H. r.,lor f:onar,1
1"l1. ,,4 sas.'a'.s as''.. ~. n.s.,.sa osasr,,
, 1875-02-06
CONNECTION.

n The Editsr Of Tit Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-iour issne Of to-day con-
tatns Ia ita local columns m ao2oant Of Meet
ing Of Communists hold yesterday, at which
"phitip Stem " il stated to havs presided.
Az according to thu Directory tloro In but one
Individual of that nams in tho city and ~ that
individual happens to bs mYao!f, and inasmueL.
as 1,hro neyor had anything to do With the
Communtstu aud nsyer presided at any meeting
Of theirs, and did not preside At any rnoosins
permitting me To avail myself Of your COLUMNS
for the purpose ot d!aclaim!ng tho honor uu-
wittiuyIy thruht upon me, aud OF relegating i to
tho person to whum 1t properly belongs. Very
respectfully yours, s.. pHlL1r STEIN.
, 1875-02-06

them to tho Goycf11or. 6ucn rToeh'i.
lions would secure better Justices and cuse bal
appointments. Tho ain1ill or sFm an1nhl t1-
animation Of Ju.ticct III Office hy the .l'ticcr.
and provision for tile rrccdv removal ot iE-
norai,t and corrupt JUSTICES, in much needed y
very largo proportion al tho litigation "lhtt,
allcts tho country ia due 70 The iEnoraufs rtuf1d
decisions OF JMslIccs Of the Feaee' .>
lHo UoSo fUDLICo.
, 1875-02-06
CHICAGO COURTS.

---~-
CHICAGO COURTS,
r,nrr 1,.r o., ,rn,sn,cripy.
Judres prummont aud ]. c. Hopkins the
latter from aladson' Hlas were engage" yee'ef.
day in lsaring . case involving conflict Of
iuri.d,ct;on betwean the Circuit Court of WAyns
tsountv, tud,. and tho United stntes circuit
Court for that dlatFic1, Inc ceso 10 wy ein'n.1
10 that Of tbs Rockford, Roct Island y 81 Louls !
l.silroad Company. md to the Tlcc.'netre caseh:
Last spring 3 bill was fiod against tbs Fort !
Has"o' .a'"':.s Nv .r,;1s dan,rrrcr vo,
to wIna up it's "nalfs' a demurrer "aa
ti!od and sustained. but leave gwen 10 /
,mcna, This however, was nos dana for ssz .
.. '.,,:"'. a.. Co,rt =, fo,ccIoae J. ,nnrt- i
IN 1hc luo'a. ~, .oa nt"so ~ eoa.s ~ n.o;. ,r,ra
;sago tor Sl.ooo.Voot anu toeeasefs "ero op- :
olnted in Dceo'nber lAss: 10" o'Ss n'tcs
.y., a,no,ulod. and A, i. Edge.ton appointed
"' ~ ,,.t.. ,.u.a,,;o,, ~ 40 ro,, /
isccc.ser. ho oo3alnea poh7:esion W VIZ Iva"
from tho gtate Receivers clerk, but was soon
aflcr arrested for contempt, and brought
,,s5orc 5,,1rn T{oukins As however,
~ ne. i,volvo1 t,,c lera1tv of ,
'Ae s"e"
.iuaGo Drun,monas aetoh IL appointing Hose'-
ton, Judge Hopkins camo hero 10 hear tllo caHo
z,,,h Judce prummpnd. After long srgu-
r,n.. an ordor VA. 1nado d3.charcinr bIr.
1sdserton from contempt. and declsion Will %
r,ycn this morning on the question as to which
t'ou~t row las the right to 70 on and cioso up
,bs corporate existence Ut tho Fort Wayne,
sIucra i Cincinnati llalIsoaa Company.
TIE p,; foHGE cAsE-HEw LEGAL POINTS.
Tho cyr!-arncarng anu oycT. postponed iabeas
Gor5us care ct De Forge r.. Do Forge cnme mp
zroin yrstcr;iar before Judge Farwe!I in nov
,lenart,.rc. Tie attorney for tho petitioner,
Gclson Do Forge, said be- wished to preseul soiue
facts to the Court, but did lot know for what to
AK John Gcsry' tho bondsman who l,ast ct,.
tered into recogr'izanco for tho appearance of
tho child, bad informed him that Mr.
Herbert With whom ths respondent and
Lor cli]d we're living, had suddenly ab-
.xouuoI. and that ars D. Torgo hersolf
had nyoucd ncr Intention Of leaving tho city
, 1875-02-06

FREIGHT MATTERS.
The meeting OF General Freight Agents held
ut ct. Louis yesterday and tho day previous, for
the purpose Of advancing ratch to the West and
Southwest, has adjourned without accomplish
ing tho object for which IL was called together.
Tho failure OF tho meeting to rafse tile rates ut
thia timo Is owing to tho fact that several OF tho
Chicago roads refused to attend, owng to tho
belief that the meeting had becu called in the
interest Of st. Louis. Another meeting Of
Western railroads nil 10 held in this city
Wednesday, uhen another effort to raise tho
rates will be made. There il, Ao0over. bit lit
tie prospect that this meeting will accomplish
anything more than that At st. Louis.
The aversion Of soms OF the Chicago roata to
20 into any agreement for tho purpose OF raising
ratos Y mainly due to tho fact that tho cross
lipca aro discriminating againht the Chicago
roas in ese,y possible annef Io fesl!nE I1. y
president ct tie Western Iuaau Of Railroad
commissioners. and alHo Receiver of tho 1n-
diauapolis, Bloomington l. Western Naileoad.
This Eoad, It ia claimed, haa been continually
Peoria. It ii stated that 1t has been giving to
shippers annual passes, and 10 travelling agents
books OF trip-rasseB aB to induce them to pat
ronize this line. Tho White Llne il the fast
freight s running o,,nr ovsT ths ,Ga ons
from Tooris It is commenced by this
line. Gen. Wright, tho Receiver. made =
speech to tho Boatd OF Trade of Peoria only
short inns ago, saying that he hoped tho day
was no. far distant when Chicago rates would bu
based on the rates made from Peoria to Boston.
The 1T. Louis roAtfs are no lers anxions to get
al,aal OF Chicago, but tI,c Chicago roads aro Oh
tina alert, and not oaa'ty taken it.
contracts nro made at 30 cents per hundted on
fourth olass froights. Seyeral OF tue Freight
| Agents Of the Eastern lines arc out OF town u
, 1875-02-06

Am own ,ntasnrs4 for IT, safs ksernR. by htrn.e'i,
ind, " think. bis inuat bo tho responsibility of ha
kss. A..
,dcmont Of lie Court below will ho rareEsodt and Tue
f1ttsa rtnkrItea. a. D.. H..
Caunauy.
, 1875-02-06


10 fhr Editor ~ The Chicago Irlb"Hs:
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.--'rhe liding public hnye
shown thcis appreciation of tic enteEprisinE
omnibus companies on milwaukee, avenue and
Randolph street, which have compelled the car
companea to reduce their rates by patfouizing
tue bus In preference to tho car. This is de-
served md right, fo1-aside from tho fact that
tia 'btlsos arc warmer aud mako better time-
ovefy elte1t to encourage weaker line fur
nishcs ali additional Stimulus to competition,
which breaks douu ratios in the Interest OF poor
worhing-peopIo as against a rich aud powerful
corporation. What II tho car companies do not
set rich quite 10 fast. n reduction Of 30 PR cent
wnnld Bot irnpoverisn them, aul might Md sonso
l.slo luxury to tl,o poor mans hume. What has
forced the car companies to reduce rates
Nothing but tho successful competition OF tue
bus. aud got tho superintendent calls bis re-
tl.lctioi, nj experiment, which Ell DO d.con-
tinucd when it dosen't pky,-thas Ia, when he has
succce1el in driving the 'baecs from ths stsoes
into bankruptcy. or bought them of, as on Maol-
gon street. Let tho public fsTor competition
whenever it can. and the results will be re-
duced fares aud greater accommodation. An
opposition 3-cens line on WosL Nali.on. Canal,
liuIatctl, anil North Clalk streelh cannot be
atartod uny too suuu for the accommodation OF
tho entire people. =. y.
, 1875-02-06

rTtr t1t1fnfFEN,
r,<..~ - r,. '"r+ c,t,a1. 7r,nun..
~ "e He't0' '' ~. ~ 49,. -, H.. ,,,,+ \, mr.
CH1cAoo. Fob. 1--WE aFo III s"o mum u onf
annual spastn or Indignation s9Alnss tno Rs"is
blars, Thls time Tue epidemic las brokon out
du,lnr that SEASON OF tns rear vhsn Is revivals "
.,ss;l,,. ~, v,l1 nr,h,n,v nat o1,o,,t as 1ore.
"'opoFs'''o a," 'p,,'4, w., n'." ~ ..,1 49,.
From prosens 1naleasone' no"7Sor' u "'!' Poe.
Silly he followed with tie corfeepondlngly Booa
results which usually tlow from those out.
,n,rinra." Tha ant,Iemic has occu, rcd annually
t., L., h..,toro,. I,,,, 49,. ~.
loi aeset% ySss ;,, ~ H., s.;n.a "rsnfterS A.
seu' sn,. rens ns tsmnr.i,in flaw i'm rrosnnt fnr
, 1875-02-06

A pious colorei Clergyman explains tho
"I,uEs'nER scandal" to has Hack In thu tollow-
in., eontiHe remarks; ''ljge1tsrn knows dat
Eglpi4c" i,EEtHrR au innoeeut, aad you must
ltlelwiia innocent Nkuxisu. Built am gl1
la,ssibus hs'. done been among a4upxs. s.'-lfsa
York Commercial Advertiser,
, 1875-06-24

New YonK, June 22.-Boss Tweed
appeared in Court house to-day in GUS
tody of Deputy Sheriff. He was SNUG
gied off Blackwell Island at ten last
night ard drove around the city in a
carriage. In the Supreme Court his
counsel presented to Judge Davis the
order of Court of Appeals for his dis
charge from the penitentiary, which was
signed by the Judge.
, 1875-06-24

VICTORIA, June 22.-Lieut. Sauder
and Pilot George left town yesterday il
the Hudson Bay Co.'S steamer Otter
which they chartered to bring down th'
wrecked officers and crew. Admira
Cochrane of the British Navy as sooi
as he heard of the Saranac's fate, or
dered Fl. NJ. S. Myrmidon. Capt. Hare
to proceed to the scene of disaster, ant
q few hours later he sailed himself il
the flagship Repulse to render all as
sistance in his power. The Repuls'
will not return here for some weeks bu
will so up some fresh wafer stream te
have her bottom scraped. 1t il
expected the Myrmidon will bring dow
the officers and the Otter the crew O
the Saranac tonight,
, 1875-06-24

San Francisco, June 1S.--A sharp
shock OF earthquake was felt in this
city about half past three this morning.
No damaged is reported.
, 1875-06-24

DETROIT, Mich, June 49, A disas-
trons fire occurred at Grand Rapids this
afternoon, involving lossabout $l50, 900,
wiping out the entire business on Bride
street besides many other buildings.
The flames swept eastward, consuming
Hovey's. Turner's. Martins and Hib-
bard's blocks besides many snail build-
ings. About 60 buildings were burned.
, 1875-06-24

PORTLAND. June "a City election
yesterday resulted in election of DR.. j
A. Chapman, Rep, for Mayor, six ma
joriiy over Henry Failing, Citizens can
didate.
Col. Joe Meek died at Hillsboro OF
Sunday.
, 1875-06-24

PORTLAND. Ogn. June 22.-Rev E. P.
Hammond has been tor ten day s holding
mass meetings in the rink, which has
been fitted up to hold two or three
thousand, and is filed nightly. Several
hundred Of all classes and ages profess
to have been converted and all denomi-
nations unite. Tonight thirty minis
tars are in from the country.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-03-10

Col Samuel Cox, (Pres t, Dr. Thomas G.
Price and DR.. a. NJ. Brooke.
Sseretary--George NJ. Lloyd, County Exam
Iner and member Of the State Board of Educa-
non
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TRUSTEES OF NCD0NoCGH SCHOOL FUND.
William Hamilton, George P Jenkins, Wm.
Boswell, Hugh Mitchell, Richard Il. Edelen.
SeeTetdfu-N lillian Boswell
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CORPORATION OF PORT TOBACCO.

BOARD OF TOWN COMMISSIONERS.
William Boswell, President, Elijah Wells.
Joseph j. Lacey, John II. Jenkins aud julius
Quenzel
BaiiiF-William H Wade
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-11-26

Editorial matter on first page.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-11-26
Wallace A 90.

The Picayune of Sunday contains the
following concerning the failure of the
above well-known dry goods firm of New
Orleans:
Friday afternoon the Intelligence of the
suspension OF this widely known firm was
generally current in business circles. We
have refrained, in accordance with our
custom, from publishing details pertaining
topri vate commercial affairs of this nature.
Now, however, that the matter il before
the public, we feel al liberty to give the fol
lowing information, derived from reliable
sources. AS the house is now engaged III
taking account of stock. examining it's
assets, and making up Il statement of its
affairs, preparatory to arranging with
creditors, it is of course impossible 10 max
more than an approximate estuna:c.
The assets consist OF debts uIrff be. sirIn 10
the amount, reported, of ova;e 800, O0O,-
100, in addition to stock amounting to 500,
900 or more. The liabilities are mostl v in the
North and in Europe. The liabilities here are
almost entirely to the hanks. which are
we learn, probably not much exceed 500, )
900. The house has for several years done !,
very large business il the country, and the
commercial troubles of their customers, the
difficulty of making collections, and the
general depression of trade have dou btless
combined to bring about the present suspen-
sion. This suspension, however, is regarded
we understand, as only temporary. N1essrs
Wallace & Co. have drawn about them by
| their liberality and enterprise "a great MIN.
| friends in this community, who would
| less be gratitie,i ut a prospect OF then
| early resumption.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-11-26
7 AM ES REINOLDS,
STEAM MARBLE SAW Mill

STEAM MARBLE SAW MILLS
AND DEPOT Or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE
Water st. to New Levee ST.,
River Front bet. Washington Av. 4 9th st.
OFFICE AND WARERoosIs ,
Nos. 16O to 1865 Poydras Street
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
And also Proprietor of the
HILL CITY MARBLE WORKS.
NICKSBURa, NJ ISs..
Respectfu fully announces to the citizens o,
Louisiana and Mississippi that he has
appointed Mr.. John Ciendening,- of NiciSs-
tho sale of all articles in his line OF business.
And having Il large and varied stock of
Manufactured Monuments, Tombs Nantes
and Head Stones, Vases, Urus and every
description of Ornamental Cemetery Work
of the latest and most elegant designs, con-
stanily on handN and employing full
corps of experienced artists, is at ali times
ready to execute orders in Il prompt and
satisfactory manner upon terms that will
defy competition.
Any information that may be rc.luii cd
will be promptly and cheerfullv furnished
by Mr.. Clendcning, and all orders through
him will receive especial attention.
kfs" Any orders left for Mr.. ticndruinG
ut Hauslnan & RooS, Monroe, OF Green *
Co. Trenton, will be promptly attended 1"
Nov. %. 1875. ::s.is.- ems.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-11-26
NEW ADVERTiSEMEN
NOTICE OF ELECTION
RfsGfSTKATfGN OF VOTERS.

OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REPRESENTATIONS
ouachita Parish, Monroe, Nov. 10. 1879.
Whereas, His EXcelenlcy Governor VIM.
+. Kellogg has issued Il writ OF election,
providing for the holding OF :, special elcc-
ton in the parish OF Ouachita To Till the
vacancy IN the representation of the parish
OF Ouachita III the lCtiSe OF Representatives
accustomed by the death OF lion. w. II.
Southland.
Notice is hereby given that said election
Will DE held at voting places, 10 be duly
announced on Wednesday,, !5il, Of peceni-
Der, a: ID. 1879, and that pursuant, to the
Assembly OF the State of Louisiana, ap-
proved July 2l, 1874, entitled Ian act 10
provide for the revision and correction OF
state ETC., the Office OF the Supervisor OF
Registration for this parish will be opened
i'll the Courthouse III the city OF Monroe
on Monday, I'D OF November, 1878. for tho
purpose OF registering ali persons entitled
thereto az qualified electors OF tho State .,
Louisiana, and to revise said list of regis
Said Office will remain open ut that place
until Saturday, 9th CT November, 1873,
after which it will he opened at he follow
ing times and places:
At Trenton. Mopday, 10Th of Novem,c.
1875.
Colony, Masonic Schoolhu,,ae, l,cs,luv,
3Oth of November, 1875.
Island, t!rady's Schonlt,ou.sc, Wcdne>-
day, lat OF December, 1879.
Ward =, at Dunn plantation, Thursday,
ReoPening at The Courthn in the
city OF Monroe Friday, 81 Of December
and l remaining open until Saturday, At,
Office hours are prerribed by law from
"a: NJ; until p. NJ, and from 2 =. NJ.
All persons desiring to vote at this
special election must be registered, and
persons who have become voters since
the last general election are required to
come forward and register.
w. II. DiNKGRAEE, JR.,
supervisor of Registration ,Orachita Parish