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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06
STATE OF VERMONT. Add.
- County, IS.
JoHs L. HAMMOND,

TATE OF VERMONT. ADJ
~ County, IS.
JoHs l. HAMMOND,
In ch.EcSy.
NJ N. BYINsIos Il June TsrI. 1870
p. p WILKINS,
whereas, John L. hsLsmoEd, Of oTTsii, /. ~,
county, has filed his petition In said court, gains.
NJ. NJ. Dyingtol, Of Illinois, and PIP. wiki. e:
Vermont; setting forth that said ByiDgton STA
wilkins on the 18th day Of April, 1895. executed
to said petitioner and Adela A. Fletcher, thee q
said Orwell, mortgage deed of . certain piece -.
land situate in Orwell aforesaid, and described a.
follows; Beginning At a stake standing In tbs
southwest corner Of lands Of A. ]. Hut and
the north branch of East Creek thence running
south IS degrees 80 minutes east, IS rods and 10
links % q stake; thence north IS degrees Is rain
utes west, l3S rods 10 a stake, witnessed; theme.
north degrees q minutes east 20 rods 70 bssaa
1919 rods to q stake on the asst line Of lands c.
A. RoyoeI thence north In the line Of lands OWE
| ed by said Royce, and Of the highway leading
| north from W. F. Larabss's. to the south line d
Philip Warren's land, thence eastsrly in the Linz
Of lands owned BY said Warren, E. Ray, A. J
HUFF and the heirs Of r. White to the northsass
corner of the long lot, ESQ eallsd) thence in thu
line Of said Hun's land as the same runs, southsI
ly, westerly and southerly again to the place o.
beginning; containing 100 acres and 1870 rods
more or less, and the same promises conveyed 25tk
Of February, 1868, by the said Hammond and
Fletcher to the said defendants, with coniitlos
for the redemption Of the same on the payment OF
certain notes therein described. And that sinor
| the execution of said mortgage the said Adelis
has assigned her interest In said mortgage and
notes to said petitioner; and praying that said
defendants may be foreclossd Of their equity Of
redemption in said premises Said defendant
NJ. n. Byington, residing without this state a.
that said petition cannot be served upon him Il
is ordered that he be required to appear on TIA
hrst day Of said term Of said court to be holdsE q,
Middlsbuyy, within and for the county Of Aidisoz
on tho first Tuesday of June 1879, there and the.
to answer 10 said petition, aud for that purpose
said petitioner shall cause to be published the
substance Of said petition and this order thres
weeks sIcoessively in the Middlsblry Register.
printed at MiddlebuTy Aforesaid, the last Of which
publications to be at least twenty days prior Il
said term Of said court
Dated at Middlsbury aforesaid this 18th day :!
April, 1875. h. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk
oRssBkE 4 DRIess, Solicitors
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n s. DICKINSON

Wenid asy tn nj. Old patrons that he propose.
t0mskD
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NOR SALE

DOR SALE.
IL Thirty-two acres Of ans meadow land lying
on the Lemon Pair fats, on the Bridport road,
near Rollln Foot's. Price reasonable and terms
easy All the land Is available, and It Is an extra
opportunity H. J. DEAN.
West Cornwall, March "a. 1915.
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DISSOLUTION.
- The Partnersli Up heretofore existing bs
tween VIM. 8. Goodrich and A. 8. Barton Is thi
day dissolved by mutual consent ews
Midilsbury, VIM. 5. GOODRICH,
May !, 1879 A ;. BARTON.
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SPecTACtES AND EYE GLASSES
speciality. and With hie long experiences will bs
able to ct the difficult cases. ems
~ Any ORDERS ny MAIL, ~ through
tte Local Posi- One aeiN Be Promptly attended, [.
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TOOK WANTED.
~ A coed cook wanted Immediately at tbs
PARK HorsE. 7. B. SMITH.
hiddebury. April "a, 1873. 5H
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n Office
Having putehaaet tho interest If Loui.
Hope in and to the wagon business and all book
accounts outstanding in favor of the old firm,
this Is 10 give notice that shall continue the
business at tho old stand, and desire all creditors
OF the old firm to call and settle.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage
to me in tho past would solicit continuance OF
the same In the future. b. HOPE.
Middlebury. VI. March 30 1910 au4
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y meeting Of the state centennial
committee was held at Burlington
Tuesday afternoon, there bel lg present
Gen. Perley =. Pitkin, of Montpelier.
chairman Oflhe committee, and Messrs.
Henry Lane, of Cornwall, NJ. S. Col
burn, Of Manchester, John A. Page, of
Montpelier, +. :. Stranahan. OF st.
Albans, W. W. Henry representing
Mayor llaichl of this city, and DR..
Middleton Goldsmith and ). b. Petten-
gill, Of Rutland The question Of the
appointments of u gentleman to take
charge of the state headquarters at the
exposition was discussed at great
length, ana the committee finally came
to the conclusion that the appointing
power rested with DR.. Goldsmith, state
commissioner. DR. Goldsmith claimed
that he had appointed DR.. Patterson In
ignorance of the fact that the commit
tee had previously named Judge Mil
lington, but was willing to Withdraw
IN, appointment IL the committee
wished, yet lie thought il inexpedient
10 do so. The committee saw Ii ia the
same light and Dr. Patterson will have
charge of The Vermont headquarters.
1t was stated that the $4,000 necessary
for furnishing and running the build
ing was nearly raised Il Burlington
Free Press, Wednesday,
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ad. faaee tle asminaslen q
Hayes aud Wheeler has fallen
daad upon tie people. The East
Is determined that no Western
man ahnll ba Pfesidsaa, and the
Cong sionat opposition Of Nhee-
lei TO Western interests has prelue
diced the Western sen against She
ticket.
9hs Indignation aeres gwen 10
republican circles, az he ticket
nominated bg the radicals ID
Louisiana is open aud intense.
Tile nominations are regarded
everywhere lis Ala evidence that
another effort is 70 be made to in
terfeFe. through the military, With
the civil affuirs of Louisiana, and
i'll il stated upon good aatholity
thas Grant is eager to inaugurate
i military campaign III Louisiana
Mississippi and Arkansas, dis his
believes these States viii deter
mine tie election. The wiser and
better men of the republican party
are opposed To this lnwless and
tylanaieal policy and will en-
deayor 10 defend It. One thing is
certain, the republican party is
beaten, md sill only maintain It's
authority. after November. through
an armed revolution.
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Tesesraplsic BFevitles.
Warrington.


WASHINGTON, July l3. Tho
designations of Postmaster Cen.
aral Jewell and Commissioners oi
Internal Revenue PralE have orc
nted great deal og surprise aud
ute tlle topics III conversation III
lhis city.
The resignation OK Jewell was
aa tho request of Tie President,
aud Is regarded ia All abandon
Inent III Connecticut by Me ADJ
lninistfatien nj lhs democrats
The appointment 0l Ryner WINS
VI the instigation of Morton, and
ia designed to both nsutralize the
effect 81 slic resignation Of Pratt
and strengthen the republican
ticket III Indiana Tine efforts 81
ihe Administration 30 influence
/ lite West age an indication tlrai
Tilden ana Hendricks ara uaucl
stronger there than was at fgsl
supposed
Many prnminent republicans
here aro disheartaned and apenlg
e0neede that Iilden WILL be elect
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Sc.

FINE REsTD ENUE, Sew mill, oas
houses, orange grove Of four hum.
dred frees. from four to seven years old.
25 acres Of land, l2 81 which are under
cultivation. situ tied solsth side Of Lake
Charles.
For further information apply 10 "A.
i. Perkins, Lake Charles, La, 0g Ill O.
Deea, Scranton Miss.
March 8 Bin.
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18 avril
- Distrlet AftorneY.

We afesauthorized To announce l4AIj-
RENT DUPRE, ESQ., us candidate
for tile ofIlee Of District Attorney Of the
ath judicial District, subject to the APP
iroval Of the Democratic party OK
pressed through District Convention,
or Conventions If the parishes COM
posing the District, April lib
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+ eRaifon from 81 Landry adfmitlsd
ID half vote wR
NE copy the following from The
/ Galveston News, Of tile 10th inst.
LIvE OAK COUNTY
On Saturday morning three
/ masked men who bad concealed
themselves III tie upper story of
3tlsg continues FIR The purpose,
/ cred upan aud instantly killed. q
/ Young man hy the naWa Of John
I ID. Ianrenee. Tile man, after the
shooting. walked nway deliberately
io where their horses were, outside
tlie town. Mark BroWnell, Il ear
penier, cred upon them with d
pistol. and was wounded id return.
After the lapse Of I'D hour tie
sheriff summoned 4 posse and
followed b short distance. a good
tleaI of amotheFed excitement
exists amoug HE citizens, bat no
opinions are expressed. Every
body btiougs u the Know Moth
ings. Laurence was Thought to-
be very excellent man, aid vas
i painter BIZ trade.
Il party nf Missnnrians are ii
the region III Oakyills looking ont
for j permanent home The
0akville Tribune begs newspapers
to publish BID accounts Of murders
III that county without being well
assured If The facts, Us the truth
is bid enough, without the addi-
ton Of sensational rumors.
ORANGE COUNTY.
"a man uamel Crimes was shot
aud killed at Orange isw days
ago. He was shot by a boy eigh-
teen years old they hW4 mis-
understanding, aud Grimes
knocked him down, when The boy
got up, drew bis pistol md shot
bin. Crimes lived about ten min
utes. Mr. Grimes was good
citizen, and was raised at Orange.
The boy made bis escape.
sHACKELFoBD COUNTY.
The late rains have done
great amount III damage nj Grit
in Tie water stood two and
haiF t0 three feet deep All over tile
town MAsserton's store, Wilson'S
saloon, and Converse's house the
only buildings that were above
water. Tom Persley's store house
tan adobe lsIl down, destroying a
large amount of goods. Clear
Folk was ont IF its banks, cover
ing The space from bluff TO bluff
Sit lit least one milo wide the
wafer ii tile clannel was from rs
bo 80 feet derp. Buff 10 fish,
weighing oyel fifteen pounds, we're
Nix and killed three quarters of d
mile from the river. The BRACES
vas from eight To ten feet higher
then IL has been til twenty years.
Dnfiwood can be seen twenty-five
feet high III The srees on the
second bottom. Twenty -fonr hours
before thers was any appearance
~ d rise III tile Clear Fork, the
T0namawa Indians moved their
camp frem tho river bottom to
Tie hills, they anticipating The rise
Prairie dogs were seen building
lib ihe entrance To their holds
twenty four hours before the
atorn commenced. Onto b nnm
Der Of houses on The BRACES bot
tom we're washed away.
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TTIE cEEaTsTIAN -.

A large Eight-paga Weekly. Organ
az HE Baptist Denomination. Should
be III every Baptist family IT'D the lands
IT. is the paper our children ought 60
read. tits the paper foT oil who would
know the tptath ais tits in Jesus. Sub
scribe for it at once induce your
friends and neighbQrs to do likewise.
liz you haven't the money. subscribe
for the paper anyhow your Pastor
viii make the arrangement ton you.
Send for specimen copies. The price
Of the Index III $3 q year
Address all orders to-
JAS. p. HARRISON 8 COL,
Box M, Atlanta, Ga.
JIM 90. 1876.
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viii the peppiu place FAe sAAe 3asAe
roasr again II give sre lie G. ths ssgs ~
mahopoliea which hage robbed a4e "
s@sSs nwfifvtnr. ana Tildcu must d. 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-27
Taa AbbeViIIe SHOOTING.

White in AbbsyiIle. last Snlus-
dny. We visited Capt. II. II. King,
Dne 81 she parties engaged ID the
shooting afir0y ef the week be-
FORE. aud we're glad 70 End that BE-
mas bnA slightle injured, although
shot f0ur times, The balls were
- Small that they only made
scratches ona through each err,
lhird ia llc left inv or cheek,
mnd lls fsnflh ID the scalp, over
fh6 right ear. He experienced but
slight ine0nReBienca from his
wounds. eagd Nv weakness fnlm
lnaa IN blood aDd SORENESS, and
they ars already healed, isaying
III sears
The particulars III the affair 81
ar ~ We conld learns slow that
ScaueideE. Rlo enjoys b notoricns
III had reputation. believed Capt
King nnarmed, and made the a.
saulA, 81 Gile time heing intox-
icaied, and Capt. king defended
Himself ns bk ha could with L
alnali deFrinesf wiili one ball. Ai-
tlamgh II took l et III Sehneider's
breast ha IN also rapidly recover
ilag Capt. King spye tho assault
rsa altogether impfovnked, 5nt ITO
n convinced that Schneider acted
Mill 4 daliheraAe design Cd take
Din lifs III order NJ pfeVens an ex-
pasnre which hp, Rs attorney, WAS
abnpt ID makn, shgongli the courts,
III certain frausnlent transactions
ii sahneideT'E lii the sala of eeF-
trim lands for taxes louisiana
Cotton Boil, i2th.
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We are III the opinion, that there
rs naw az exhibition Rl this Office,
clio most extraordinary freak Of
nature. ever manifested III tlte
vegetable King ON III thia section.
An allepofiral ear NJ corn. pro-
duead this year, and unfortunate
IN piHcked for 4 roasting ear, Oh
tian plantation of nm III ri Pitre,
naag Washington,
III consists M h central ear 3
ii'oles III length, having l4 rows
Ell perfectly formed grains, The
corn fully developed III lar down
towards lhe shank AS elm bs seen
iur THE surrounding ears. lt ID
surrounded hY / 1 iTi-eurnered eara
Oh lengths from 3 10 6 inches. with
hps Elm III she grains nnmagnred.
M has 28 rows MI grains on the
outside aars, which Mia iha l4 81
ille ceatfn, makes ~ rows u
gfains Ils circumference IL III
and n half inches
Mr Ritre says il IL Il representa-
tinn 0f tlia Savior surrounded III
tho Faithful Eleven. "A very an
pt0pFipta idea,
If ouF old friend should sueeeas
Ill producing corn Of this kind, iii
gill ba entitled 10 lhe rank IF tht
nsl,leet VANrfB I'll them ai
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Fob. 10, 18T0

We arc authorized tn announce r. e.
LEWIS as 4 candidate for The office D.
Judge Bf tire Stir Judicial Distriet Sn'.-
iect TO the nomination ut i District
Democratic Convention ii held, and il
not, t0 d nomination Of the Parish
Democratic Conversions. to De held
during the current year in the Parishes
If Calcasieu and ST. Landry
March 16
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~ M - lnYera.

III m conformity with an act q tie Legis-
II lature of the State of Louisiana, on
titled I Ala Act to provide d revenue for
tlle support Of tile State GoYernmeusot
Louisiana and the manner al collecting
the same, approved Much Q, 1869.
the undersigned will proceed M ap-
praise Che property of the Parish III
Caicasien for one month, commencing
On the lst dry Of August and ending iii
the Ist day 81 Septemb@, 1876, from
10 to IL O'Clock All, and from 3 to 4
o'clock ~ M, of each day, Sundays
excepted, lib the Clerks Office Ill tl6is
parish III tho town of LIKE Charles.
DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff
j. B KTRKMAN, Calcasieu Parish
D'y. Recorder.
ASA RYAN, ClUrk.
July27 ISL
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CaleaaieIl Parish
LIheral TaFIag feE Tovrm T.nfa.

s agent for all Tile owners. / viii
-tA sell d number Of the Kirby lots for
0ne-fourth cash. balance III six, twelve
md eighteen months. See descriptive
map ct heeorderis Office, una NJ NV
office Call on, oE address,
GEO H WELLS,
june I'D Lake Charles, La.
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OANplDATEs, ooLuMN.


needs pufifyinr, ana Tildgu must 9 3 4.
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
am 4 candidate for the office Of
Clerk Fl Court, for the parish Of Calea-
STEM, IS The eleetioll IL AeyeEanets 1, l &
JULIEN RICHARD
July 1s
il arn 4 candidate fer Recorder, at bile
November election, aud respectfully
solicit the snpport 0f the voters ot TINS
pnrish. j E. KIRKMAN
6t The solicitation Of numerous
Fl enf7sE j hereby announce myself ~
csndifate for the Office Of Clerk Of The
District Coart of this parish 1T the
election TO take place ID November
next, 1876 aa
July q Y Me'E'9,
4 an Il candidate for reelection to
tie House of Representatives, At the
November election.
Jnly 9
Je SINS eandidat pour Repr@aentant
4 Ia Legislature, b Detection en- No
vembra proclaim.
d. W. RICHARDSON.
eJullot
we ire authorized to announce
DAVID I'll. LYONS, the present in-
cumbant, rs candidate for the office
of Sheriff vi Calcasiell, 1t the Noyenl-
Der election JAne ~
Mons sommp, antoris6 i announcer
DAVID III LYONS, Sh6rif pctuel
CONNIE canditlat 4 II place de Sherlf
dn Calcasien Il 'election dc Noyembro
proclaim. ~ Juan
At the earnest solicitation of many Of
nv democratic friends, I hereby On
nounce myself is candidate for the
Lower Honse of tha General Assembly,
subject to the nomination Of u Demos
cratic Parish Convention. if held
ny. E GILL.
Jne -.
"A Ii requ6te az heaucoup de mes
anlis, ii me prtsente CONNIE caudidHt
pom Representant Ia Legislature,
sniet Il lit nomination dune Convention
Denocrntiquc de Paroisse Sin eli Il
ane. Il TGieeti0n de Nuyembre proclaim
% Juia
AT the request ofmy friends through
She District 1 announce myself as q
candidate fer the State Senate, fUr Che
10Th Senatorial District
Nv. III, ARK MAN.
May l
Having been solicited by numerous
friends, I hereby announce myself as i
candidate for Sheriff Of Calclsieu par.
ISL, at the November election.
ALLEN C4ILLEl.
Fob. 10, 1876
We arc authorized tn announce Z. Il.
LEWIS as Il candidate for The office os
Judge Of tire str Judicial Distriet, sni.
ject To the nomination of Il District
Democratic Convention ii held, and If
not, tO a nomination Of the Parish
DemOcratle GOltYGfft@OuS. 10 De beht
during the current year in the Parishes
If Calc;,sieu and ST. Landry
March l6
7 am candidate fir Judge Of the 8til
judicial District 1T the election to take
place iii November, 1876
GEO. NV. HUDSPEIH
April 13
Je suis candidat pour JUICE ,lH 8uae
District Judiciaire, \ election qRi sllga
lieu en- Novembre, 1876
GEO W HUDSPETH.
13 avril
For Dtstrict Attorney.
We are authorized 10 announce TIA VI
RENT DUPRE, ESQ., u.s. b candidate
for tie ofIiee of District Attorney of the
Sth judicial District, subject to the APP
lroval of the Democratic party OK
pressed through d District Convention,
or Conventions of the parishes com
posing the District, April l3
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Parrish paper for sale ak ]. III
EFgana store.
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DRNrETrH )F. James Stewart
fiji ,e found Al the stat 2iohaEd'sl
Hotel Sc Its card IA lhis num-
laa Nh oar naHnE.
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Jlflle p.

"A III requ6te AZ heaucoup de mes
amis, ID me prtsente CONNIE cisudidilt
pour Kepresentant d II Legisiature,
suiet q lit nomination dune Convention
Denocrntiquc de Paroisse SIN y Ell n
ane, Il I6ieetion Ill NUyembre proclaim
Nv. u. GILL
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as 0ur usnal supply Of paper
failed io feach IS III time this
seek. ue are compelled To Issue a
halt sheet
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Any ona wishing "a purchase q
Church Organ, Parlor Organ OF
Piano, will 40 ven 70 apply II this
tA3aa.
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We cail special attention. ~ the
adyersisemt lit headed aTo al
fnx~p Eers
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Faf NfnR PFesfacmss
IEa0s. 81. Hen elrfs.E d,
TIT INDIANA.
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r am candidate for the Office q
Clerk TT Court, for fine parish Of 0alea-
sian. a4 Tie eleeti0n IN November, loto'
JULIEN RICHARD.
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AZ the earnest solicitation of many az
my democratic friends, / hereby IN
nounce myself lis IA candidate for the
Lower Honse 0f ths General Assembly,
subject to the nomination Of q Demo-
cratic Parish Convention. if held
Nv b. GILL.
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AT the request of my friends through
She District 1 announce myself as q
candidate for the State Senate, Hr Che
10th Senatorial District
w. II. KIRKlMAH.
MaY 4
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May i

Having been solicited By numerous
friends, I hereby announce myself as \
candidate for Sheriff Of Ctlctsieu par.
isl, at the November election.
ALLEN GILLEl.
Fob. 10, 1876
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7 am candidate for Judged Of the 8th
judicial District. 1T tile t.ectioil tu take
place iii November, 1876
GEO. NV. HUDSPEIH.
mil ~
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April 10

Je suis candidat pour Juge ,lu suae
District Jnliciaire, al'6lection qRi ,tilYa
lieu en- Novembre, 1876.
GEO. NV. HUDSPETH.
13 avriI
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] 6Jnillet

we me authorised To announce
DAVID I'll. LTONS, the present in-
.eumbant. rs a candidate for the office
of Sheriff vi Calcasieu, 1T the Novenl-
her election. JnDe %
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Mons sommp, aritoris6 announcer
DAVID H LYONS, Sh6rif tctuel,
CONNIE canditlat Il Ii place de Sherif
do Calcasien. Il 'election dc Novembro
procllain, % Juin
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i arn 4 candidate for Recorder, Ct bile
November election, aud respectfully
solicit the sapport of the voters q TINS
narisls j b. KIRKMAN.
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We copy The following from the
Galveston News, of tile 10th inst.
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1Speeial q lae Lake Charlse aq
RaroN Rouaa, La, Juiy 2e. 1875
Schneider. Of oasiers elect
Ell tenn ornry Chairman
THE convention considering The
report On credentials.
Both Moore and EsiiIlatte' s del-
egalFon from s. Landry admitted
on half vote. wR
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.Je snis eanGidat pour RepresnnttnI
4 Ia Legislature, d r6ieetion eB, No
vembre pr0chaln.
h. M. RICHARDSON.
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6t tie solicitation Of numerous
II pndg. i Hereby announce myself n
candidate for the Office Of 0lerh ot the
District Coart of this parish, ct me
election 10 take place ID November
next, 1876
July Y MooS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-27

am n candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives. At the
November election.
q. W.. RICHARDSON
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-27

HaR President
uRaE n. TilsloHh,