New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19
GENERAL ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

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| Executive Department, I
New Orleans September 10, 1870
In compliance with the laws Of this State and o.
tho United States, notice 10 hereby given that
~enaral election will be held in the State of Louis
| lana on the Tuesday succoedirg the ffst Monday
| in November next viz: TUESDAY, November Z
1876. At which election there are to be chosen BY
the qualified voters of the State
Blight Electors of President and Vice Pre- siden'
| Of the United Ststes
/ Representative in the Fort y.ffth Congress Of
the United States for the First Congressional DE
trict, composed Of the parishes Of Plsquemines,
St. Bern ard and that portion Of the parsh Of Or
leans lying on the right bank Of the Mississippi
| river and that portion on the left bank below Ju'
| liz street and the new canal, comprising wards
three four, fve six, seven eight nine and fifteen
1 Of the city of New Orleane
Representative in the Forty fifth Congress OF
the United States for the Second Congressional
District composed Of that portion Of the parish OF
Orleans lying above Julia street and the New
canal comprising the second, frat, tenth. eleventh.
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteenth AND
seventeenth wards Of the city Of New Orleans and
the parishes of Jefferson, St. Charles, st. John
the Baptist and St. James.
Representative in the Forty. fifth Congress Of
the United States for the Third Congressional Dis
trict composed of the parishes of lberville Ascen
sion. Assumption. Lafourche, Terrebonre, st.
Mary, Iberia, st. Martin, Lafayette, vermilion,
Cameron and Calcasieu.
Representative in the Forty fifth Congress of
the United States for the Fourth Congressional
District, composed Of the parishes OF Rapides, Yer
non. Sabine, Natchitoches Grant, VIM, Red River,
De Soto Caddo, Bossier Webster and Bienvile.
A Represent tive in the Forty. fifth Congress o.
the United States for the Fifth Congress ional Dis
trict, composed of the parishes Of ConcoIds. Cald-
we'll. Franklin, Tensas, Madison, Richland, Ouach.
ita. Jackson, Lincoln, Union, Morehouse, Carroll.
Claiborne and Catahouls.
Representative in the Forty fifth Congress Of
the United States for the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, composed of the parishes of Avoyelles. st.
Landry, Ponte Coupse, West Feliciana, East Felici
ana, West Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge st.
Helena. Livingston, Tangipahoa. Washington and
st. Tammsny.
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, an Auditor
Of Public Accounts, an Attorney General Score
tary of State and Superintendent Of Public Edu.
cation for the State of Louisiana
Also Members Of the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
One Senator from the Second Senatorial District,
composed of the fourth, fifth aid sixth wards Of
the parish of Orleans.
One Senator from the Third Senatorial District,
composed OF the seventh, eighth and ninth wards
of the parish Of Orleans and the parish of st
Bernard.
One Senator from the Sixth Senator ial District,
composed of the twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth
sixteenth and seventeenth wards Of the parish of
Or cans and the parishes of Jeffer son St. Charles
and st. John the Baptist.
One Senator for the came district for the unex
pred term of 3. h. Chadbourn deceased.
One Senator from the Eighth Senatorial District
composed Of the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche
and Terrebonne.
One Senator from the Ninth Senatorial District,
composed of the parishes of vermilion and St.
Mary.
One Senator from the Tenth Senatorial District, |
composed of the parishes Of Cameron C .lcasieu,
St Landry and Lafayette.
One Senator from the Eleventh Sena torial Dis.
trict, composed of the parishes Of Livingston st.
Helena, St. Tammauy Tangpahoa and Washing.
ton.
Ore Senator from the Twelfth Senatorial Dis.
trlct. composed of the parishes of Ponte Coupee,
East Feliciana and West Feciana.
One Senator from the Fourteenth Senatorial
District, compose Of the parishes Of West Baton
Rouge, Ibervile. IBERIA and St. Martin.
One Senator from the Sixteenth Senatorial Dis.
trict. composed Of the parishes OF Tensas and
Franklin.
One Senator from the Seventeen tn Senatorial |
District composed of the parishes of Carroll
Madison, Morehouse and Richsnd.
One Senator from the Eghteenth Senatorial |
District, composed of the parishes of Ouachita |
and Caldwell
Ore Senator from the Nineteenth Senatorial
District, composed of the parishes Of Union, Lin.
oil and Jackson.
One Senator from the Twentieth Senatorial Dis.
rict. composed of the parishes of Bossier Bien |
lille, Claiborne and Webster.
One Senator from the Twenty. first Senatorial
list let, composed of the parish Of Caddo.
One Senator from She Twenty second Senatorial
district, composed Of the parishes Of De Soto Bed |
liver Sabine and Natchitoches.
One Senator from the Twenty third Senatoria, |
istrict composed Of the parishes of Rapides asd
ernon.
One Senator from the Twenty fourth Senatorial
istrict composed of the parishes of Catahoula, |
Vim and Grant.
Nineteen Senators in all.
One hundred and wsnty members Of the House |
Representatives - apportioned by act No. ], ,,
ession of 1876 approved January 81, 1876. II
One Judge and one District Attorney for each
licial district Of the State.
Parish Judges. Sherfs. Coroners, Justices of I
,e Peace, Constables Police Juror and all parish
Ulcers as provided by law; and also
A Mayor and seven Admlnstra tors for the CITY ] t
New Orleans. Two Saeriffs, two CorOr ers | l
ldges and Clerks of the several district courts |
I'd Justices Of the Peace and Constab les for the
arish of Orleans.
All Assistant SUPERVISORS, Comm ssoners and |
her officers of election throughout the State are
sreby directed to hold said election for Presi. |
,ntial Electors, Representatives in Congress.
Dvernor. Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Attorney u
eneral, Secretary of State Superin tendent of
,blic Education, Members of the General As. a
mbly, and Judicial, Parish and Municipal Off. s
rs, in all things according to law exercising due
liSence to enforce the statutes of the State and
the United States devised for the prevention of Q
aud OF violence and for the maintenan CO of the
sedsm and purity Of elections.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State a
sreto attached at the Capitol in the city of New
leans, this sixteenth day of September, in the
ar OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
and Of the independence of the
lifted States the one hundred and first u,
VIM. P. KELLOGG, iu
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor ct
P. G. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State. SELF =,
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