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, 1876-09-21
sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CAMP MEETING.

Hptetul correspondence or Ths 1Ftb1Ht.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 10.-TI,e seycntll.Day
Adventist nro now holding their National Camp
Meeting in tho grove belonging to Q. +. Camp,
thruc miles northeast Of this city. Preparations
have been going on for some time, and to'day
ti,c grounds present beautiful and clcanly up-
pcarance. There arc ninety large church and
erected, md two slxty-fcct circular tents are
divided into compartments for families. But
thu large pavilion for public worship ts tho main
feature OF tho camp. 1t TO by 10 icct, made q
tic best d,ic, hnl Inns seating capacity fur 1000
people. 4 proviaIos-atnnd anu dintng-rootn arc
provided, ail Ill tho arrangements are tirst-
clnss. No religious services liayo been held yet,
but tho meeting opens regularly today at ? p.
m., With business session of t'c Gc,lcsal Con
will lo present, with his wife, Mrs. Ellen q.
Willie, the wcIl.known lady-cyauEcl!st. Every
train brings fresh relniorccnscnts to camp; pco-
pie were nrriying till midnight last night. 1t ia
expected that tiicrc will bu a,OO0 persons Gu
canpcd upon the ground this week,
, 1876-09-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


1XTASTED-IMPltOvEDE EARN on KpCk fSLAEps
In 40 or u TniicS u Chicago; taf VI all cssl Al
dIess b9, Tribune ullcc.
T1JANTEii-ACRES AT AND NEAR IilEspALR
w for Nrat.clasy ChcnEo property; must Elfc ue"
ecrptnn rrccye uttrntsTn Address y 81 Tr,E,,!e
, 1876-09-21

I7U;! SALE-on EXCHANGE Fur FiKiI.cLAss
city property, farm Of 2U RcseH a!t IN culs!vattut
house and atahEs. md feneg. ne9r AntH1a3, Juncs
i.uunfY. Ii. i. II. KELLER. lei CIhtk.kt.
, 1876-09-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ron sALR-DY r. Il. uoYD, ROOM II, t4u HaDt'
so vcn scnld tlret.story ocavon front brick dwell:
fnge and lots H. pear Athttt nov rented It
sIs s ~e!nF .ad ia saaest sas
mass Il tho prteo In Chicago, &1.H1 down, balance
N,ne. root,. framed dwelling, and ut z7r9p1 With
bSt eAst trent, eI<hr, rrsrte. ltt1cen fwtn
iy.tixtf, Twenty ciuhh'sta. Will be told ~ bar.
t9.1l-Eotlago and lot, 1oi Aurth Oakley ST. 500
a.Dto-ssp1 down. good cottage ard lot, With barn.
on Vernon. ar, mar 1 rehty .ntntI.st.
tot corner llnrriso1 md crerocUurs4 two b1ocks
eat Of Wcstcfn.as.
T;OKsALK-tlH iiRNT-tAsALf.K ANDCIiEsTaUT
lireo rootila deep. X. i. CXNFiKLb % l.ssAtc.It.
TOR nsAt.J.-2.sTOiaY AND DARKMRNT Htiit;i 79D
1g int ihd pInco for builder. would c1ch.ngu cNMy
for govd sen tstatei g1cat bargain. NEAL d GpEs'
IO1t BAfK-5Otito ON pAK.AV.. A. F1ttsT.ClABg
IL 1ol: no n,Gnty down TO thpse w0 will huus 8lxl25
On CkntHet'sv, ne*r Tlllrty'thlrd.tt. MEAD Z Cok.
l0s Eahae'sL ..-
I;oH sALE-EI.EHNST NAilNi.E.FlIOHTs. 2 AND
I'll Park.av would take equity in rest chtate. MEAD
4 CUE, TIA l4aSallu'Et. .--
1IoK sALE-TIIE cilE EATEsT NI;s1DENCE r. CHI.
IL cavo, b'DckA ftgrn linton fsrk. II fbotns, eas.
;nsIs scTc p.yn s,ress sarp ntE fusr',sS ct
h01 Futun.st- .
mcst osiasaa i{ont G.}ek datnv md Sstn :.
3i9n on vncsnnec.1 hetTeeo Th!fty,eIfhtinn xnl
fiuutn u. i+I Madlk1N.ht.
, 1876-09-21

TlhHTSER WANTED-W1TII ABOUT u. 40 IN 4
ws!lpaynx gI9esry huatae'a WY saht n. foo .a
required. Adlrtas 81 ~. Trbuns oace
7lAsTNEIt tWANTED-WtT1I FL co., IN. A WELL.
l. esiALlAef Misunderstanding lus!ntsss VII! gaat1t'
pu 10 pgr cyAt tU Investment. kOf tQftGs P4ftlte"
lusa au1ies4 u v, Ttto1uu ulkso.
, 1876-09-21
I3tbUIkH.

n euo.i books H. il, CUAFIS'S iIll IuoE sturu, VI
NA!isoM.st., opposite Tribune tIullAlH..
TItoN TRUSS ulsiUuEB. uv NkI.ltlLl, $50. MA.
lan's Civil Engineering, new, s.: -: O4Ntnne
NetsilurRy ot is0a mud bttel, q. GILBERT, u East
l4lisnn.1t.
, 1876-09-21


SSOH SALE-A FULL SET or SECONDHAND
II tokfIntlsr. lOuls. very cheap. Apply 70 II. W.
HAitNEs. liUclfotd. !lt.
mil sALE-sALOoN.FlXTUl -CllEAF-UOOD
II ics.6oI, ruuntsT, ela., ete. Call n 10 Sunta
WAtef.H1. -x-.-..----....-
Iroli sALE-ClIEAP-i 1a.FO0T pLATEh SHOW
ca.e; ~ candy iasa 4sltanf. s,,es coaet4ra 1d1
furnace i copper kettle, ! candy !nstblrs tioaks,
tiupk rtE.t snail keailax stofe. Must Da sod TO-
day. Cxli At G1a West l.4kt'4t.
, 1876-09-21
warm bnt nov Awn}te TO tho real Issues Of this
n i. uay 1a ySa ~ ge00
pEaAnD FoR trim rnInuNs" IN TIE couN-
THE AND on THE CARS

pKMAnD ron trim rnInuHS" IN TnR couN-
THx AND on THE uARs.
10 the Editor Of tbs Tribuns.
REMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 1s.-1 read the Times
before II became Confcderale-TIcn organ,
but do 40 no longer Except In case cannot ob-
tain TIE TaiDuxK). / notice the Times no
longer publishes those long, md, believe, lc-
ttttous, statements of salca In tho country.
asn travelling man, and have good opportunity
to observe. and boieve 10 not miaatate the
truth In snylng that II they could Ia obtained,
two TninunRs would be sold To one 1sm1s In
tho country. The Intelligent people Of tho
Northwest do not like to have preached to them
a. gond what has been proven to be had, but al
Itnles there Is no use talking about Il; besides,
It is not tho object Of n'y writing To you.
My object Is TO appeal to you in
tho name Of hundreds to heItl US
more TluDuNas. To my ccrtniu knowledge, Il!
number Of TNtnuHss and 7v'ne, ''y tho time lle
reached Onarga all OF the former were dlsposc,
OF anil lie ha,l = number Of the lnttcr on Ills
hanls. BY all means let Us have moro Tniu.
UNEs, uu1cas you want to compel us to rcad TINT
AetitIoue alc0t tho Times, ansl itnperil our sense
Of morality. a TRAVELLING MAN.
TIiB SUCCESS or THE KEruDicANs or TllK KonTu-
WEST LARGELY DUE TO 1.-THE TRIBUNE"
10 ths Editor af The Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, Il. t., Sept 10.-l hayc rcnl Trtn
TRIBUNE for several years, md llnvc always nd
mircd the course which It Inns pursued hinder the
present management, and firmly believe that
| 10 1t moro than to any other ono thing arc w
Indebted for the rapid growth and almost uni
veraal SUCCESS Of tho Republican party. of tho
| Northwest. Yours, etc. A. +. W,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
from tho MIddletown Argus.l

fVH' '"V FHFVHFc0VWH
The proposed tunnel under the river
between Jersey City and New York will
he nearly two miles long, and, IL Is esti-
mated, will cost Sic. .0OO. 900. The road
bed will be twenty-three feet wide. The
enterprise Is In the hands OF Western
capttalists, among among are Senator
Jones, Of Nevada, and Mr.. Parks, OF the
Union Pacific Steamship Company.
La the several legal contests with the
New Jersey railroad companies. the
Tunnel Company has 30 far proved the
victor. The company anticipates no
further serious obstacles on this score.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Mr.. Frye said that God struck down
Mr.. Blaine. A little while ago It was
laid upon the wicked Democrats who
persecuted the ex-Speaker, and ~ are
Klad that they are relieved from the
charge. Il Boston Herald (Ind.) f'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Judge Charles M. Emerson is candidate tor
the Office Of the Seventh Justice of the Peace
before the Parish Convention. The people 81
the Sixth District In strongly In favor Of his
nomination. --I - /.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

efatie and Conservative Central Club ~ the sixth
Ward The registered voters of tho sixth Ward
are hereby notified that meeting will he held
Tor thg purpose of elegtihg Delegate tO the
State Central COMMITTEES. ut tbs Wigwatn, on
Chattres. corner of Barracks streets. on SATUH-
DAY, Aug. ~. at oclpeh y. m. aut7 1t
ANATOLE j. kEH. President
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Receipts last Evening.

7 NATCHITOCHES-Pe steamer Bart Able-9s
bales cotton a newl 30 sks cotton seed 60 head
cattle
ST LOUTS-Per steamer Bismarck 1926 bhls
-four 40 hf do f2g6 bbis meal 500 axis bran 2b77
aka corn 5%i SKIS oats Ia0 SKIS malt 10 cks meat 81
bbs pork l41 aka rye. 4 s .=. . III ...
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloon---b
bbls rice 2Oi sks rough rice. new.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
STEAMERS LEAVING rHts D

SIEA MBHs LEAVING THIS DAY
Fes BAsog $50. n. i. 2. slaes pf ts gos. Aus.
4sssrs. stseek a 0resn. clerks. lea Tor. the
ab vs. end sll posfgiiies landings fntsrmsdists
every Monday aud Frd vatsp' m.
STEAMERS LEAVING SATURDAY, AUg. 10.
sinbett. master, Msssrs. Hamilton, Voolfolk
JoIfign and Dowty. clerks, leaves for The above
and all intermediates landings sysfy saturday At
Fop vtc#sBuas.-@Th grsat Natehss. y. r
Lsathe master. leaves ior the above and way
landings at. O'Clock svsry Saturday.
For Heb HtvEel[i he new pas-.Bget packet
Dawn. Cba1ss =. Truslow. master Charles W.
y own, clerk. leayes at y. N. ior Jefferson.
sbsseyet9tt a,id , ai way laalihfs ...,. ,,Aau
Capt re, rebenne. leaves every Tuesday and
saturday. at y. m. for all landings on the
Foa H4ros HotaH h, place af He 81. yohp
The IT. Mary. D. Bsrgeron. master. j. q. Berge-
ron. clerk leaves for the ab,ys and all way
landings every Wednesday, at noon and satur-
foa GaAsp IsIH.-Ths Billy Collins. Captain
Mesweo nsy, hayss the head u Hsrvey's canal
'Ibh new Isabel has her ehiinhsys up and will
be ready for business curly next weak
The Bart Able brought in yesterday two bales
One If the peasantes places In the Union is
Grand Isle The Billy Collins leaves Tor there
every tuesday and tat urday. at 3 ~ m. from the
THE WEATHER Is warm and likely 10 stay 80
for some weeks to come
BUSINESS We havs io Improvement to report
In steamboat circles.
DEPARTURES YnsreHpAy Frank Pareoud for
Grsshville. Mary Ida fyf Upper Co ST, aud carrie
a. Thern abd Frazer for Lower Coast
News items are scarce along the landing.
Work upon the Whatvea is to commence In
msdiately and will be- pushed RAPIDLY forward,
Mr., James y. Tuesla. well known Ouathitn
Hiysr pilot, died NJ H9sttpD, La. on the tsih.
Capt James Nichols has natnad his new Ar
kansas River aud Nsw Dflenhs packet The Fllt-
enos Meyer after n daughter Of Capt. ttabe
Meyer, OF Pine BUT Ark.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
70 XIV ~ TVSkh SkhE% E.Ss 70; M fours ArD CHICAGO
E. ug flo bales cotton hhds tobacco
and sundrfes 10 order. ! s. y1A " by
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Conference Committees. com posed Ut nvs netn-
bnre of 90 h of tbs following named organ iAa-
tons. viz! The Tiger Club. Fihan Club, Shake
si,eare Guards. Rear Democratic and Gonsstva-
tive Glab and Tildsn Guards. motion was
unanimously adopted that
CAPTAIN DOUGLAS NJ. KILPATHICK,
l,a declared the candidate of said clubs for slpg
ton to the position of member VI The State Cen
tral Cpfnmitlee from ths Second Ward the eittl-
tipn ~ ba hall at the wig VAN cotnsf NJ talliope
and st. Charles stfeels, on FRIDAY, August ~.
1870. between the hours of n. IN. and 4.
We res spaetfuliy recommend to the voters Of ihe
Neeond Ward ths above NAMED gentleman as
being in every way worthy ri their support
hutT 3t*
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIED

DU BFHTHAND-At Hot Hpfings. Arkansas
at O'clock j., m. August H. 1910 u pneumonia
Hilaire Du Bertrand, n native Of New Orleans
aged s5 years.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Hehdrieks Club-Nsw Orleans. August ~. 1876
There will be o meeting of tha above Club
SATURDAY EVENING, August 49, Mt ~
O'Clock, ut Headquarters corner Philip and New
Levee streets. All citizens u the ward are re-
speotfuy invited 10 attend. -
GEO. w. sCHREfBEH. President
Hpnrpr II n Hnnruinrv ati1g
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

N0ticr IN ObeHience tO uss0iHt tiOh
adopted by The Third Ward Central DemDeratie
and Conssry tive Cub. The undersigned viii be
in attspdnnos to- enroll all Demortntle aud Con
ssrvetvs voters at the following places
Eertrand near Poydrns. Aug 1bto Aug 10 lin
elusivel "a. IN to y. m and y. m. to y y, m
s45ts Common. near Robertson. Aug. ~ to 4 ug,
~ tinolusivej. u. m. to u. III. and =. IN. 10 s
u. m.
Due notice will be glven ~ localities in front
Of the ward when ssleGted. T. KELLEY.
sseretary Third Ward Central Democratic nnd
Conservative Club aut5 tn Th HI I'll
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

sixth Ward - the Fr0nt-New Ofleaus.
Aug, ~. 1915 The officers and members Of the
seryative Club are notified to meet s,TGtss
DAY EVENING at the Wigwam. corner Char
tres and Barracks streets. In full uniform. at
O'clock sharp. BY order OF the President
CHRIS. @. GAIN
TIM. ]. Gttio1Y. q ersiary.
AUS 2t !, IRE BERRY Grand Marshal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
KELLOGG AND CMAMmEmlAIN.
C,OnfessiUn Of weakness. C0wnrdirc
0no ouctHrDe0ry.
Courier Journf

Courier Journal
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press asserts that n new
and diabolical plot has just been dis.
covered, by which tho Democrats intend
to carry every Southern State. right or
1T II the opinion Of high members of The
ADMINISTRATION that more determined condi-
tion pf Intolerance exists In many portions Of
days of slavery. and that such thing free
dom Of speech. II 1t refeota upon the interests
q the Democratig party, or attempts 70. con
Individual ss Il was in y M the days q slavery for
': !. = q T's s nsss G so2fe Ss.. ss (
.sslnpi wRIts. % se'o,ss seefsa. .4.ssi
il several other statss they are very evenly
balaneed. as Alabama-1Whitss. 90, ,ss4 col
ored, A7s $40. and Florida Whites ee,oe1 .eolore1
Ing these states. and operating with the full
knowledge and assent Of The aptborities. sucb
degree u intimidation has been established
that the Republican voters do not dare 10 20 to
the poles TO vote Ia accordance with their own
The high members Of the Admins
tration" referred to are Ulysses Simr.
son Grant and Zachariah Chandler. and
the opinion thus announced is the
same old opinion these sound Repub-
licans have had about the South on the
eve Of every election. It may be re-
marked that Of the States mentioned.
South Carolina. Louisiana and Florida
are under the entire control OF the Radi.
Gals. yet the assertion Is made, In the
extract we have printed, that this
slaughter and intimidation Of the
blacks In effected "by means OF armed
bands patrolling these States and ope.
rating ,oith the fmH knowledge and con
fxtf fI.s Ix,ex. la
performing their daily duty Of intimida.
tion and negro-killing with the full
knowledge and consent Of the authori-
ties," meaning Kellogg and Chamber.
lain. We always had q suspicion that
these gentlemen had something TO do
with the numerous armed bands" OF
those States. 'Armed bands" are useful
to the Republicans about election time.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

COvINGTON- Per schr Il NJ Pppo---7 bales
cotton. ftt Ht 1893
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

IijAltltnOre tayettg.l
II Is somewhat Cheeky" for the
present Republican party to perorate
about the record Of the party for IT.
happens that the great men that made
that record have all departed, leaving
no successors. Not only have the makers
Of the record perished, as a rule, but
While yet alive many OF them were read
out OF the party by It's present en-.
gineers. Chief Justice Chase was read
out OF the party. Mr.. Fessenden was
read out because Of his sense OF per-
sonal honor; Vice President Wilson,
the soldiers friend. was read out as an
insufficient wire-puller; Sumner was
read out because he foresaw with
prophetic eye all the evils that Grant
Ism has brought upon the country; Ly-
man Trumbull was read out for loving
his country better than his party Stan
ton rashly died In sheer disgust; Sum
ner died, exiled from his native State
by = vote OF censure on the noblest act
OF his political career; Greeley died Of
9 broken heart. These made the record.
The inheritors Of the record are Grant,
Morton. Logan, Conkling, and old Zach
Chandler
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
sTEA AMBoA1s.
GRAND EooRE.
RED RIVER.

" PoaT2TfON d6MtAHf sTEAMEfF
l. III I. bryafi,. baya,sg Lotus No. ..
Col, A. r. Kouns, ". \. BshanJ
La Belle - Belle llvivlahlt ,s,.,.
L : saiIssssazi~ son, Upper Red llivsr. Mlndsn
~Ffs4 CotIshatta. Grand Eegfs. AlsEan-
lria and all way aud plantation landings beee-
Ing New Orleans as follows =
For Shreveport and Jefferson
Leaves SATURDAY. Aug. ts. at G b. m.
DAWN,
g. r. Tft low. master. Chas. W Drown clerk.
No wi,4rfta,at ei,pfges will bs ina,te on truisLl
Consigned To ihs company NJ tha mouth ~ HAi
RIVER.
Forwarding freiohts ronsie ned 70 The company
at New Orleans will he handled fres ~ drayaes
md missions,
Fot freigh or passags, aptiy yn botrd gf the
boate, or at the nff"s of the company. Mo- III
.raylet street. JoS. A All EN, President
II. W, JOYCE Agsuh
HtTE II CABIN, BHtTTON 4 EFPLER.
dis LORD n MoPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Headquarters Democratic ana t0nser-
yatiys Central Club aevsntli Wata.+Hegis ter J
In pursuance pf the order Of the Parish Com
mites. tita books for the registration 1T h the
legal voters Of The ward will be upsned corner
Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets. on TUES
DAY. Aug, II. from u. m. VI oclprk y. m. and
tfotn II, 8 o'cloek D. ~. daily, until further no
tes Ey order JAS, u. EDWARDS. President
J. n. Eioop Seefeintt. nui5et'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
MAXINE NEWS.

MAXINE NEWS.
N. q. DEMOCHAT OFFICE. Aug ts. 1875.
Arrived this Morning.
No arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,
Nntchez Lsathers from Vieksburg
t,tsln Block, Tsrrebonne FIN Laurel Valley
Carrie A. Thorn. OPry. from Lower Coast
Receipts this Morning.
B vICKSBURG- Per steamer Natchez--1i4 bales
cotton te n6wt ~ SKIS cotton seed 4ee SKIS corn 80
bbs flour hid tobacco. El
{ LAUREL vALLEY-Per steamer Stella Block
- bbIs molasses 100 SKIS rough rice. new.
LOWER COAbT-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
-bsi SKIS rough rice. new.
e u.r, s. By RasIroaas.
MORGANB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS X r.
n hhds sugar 325 skis oats 1ss head cattle
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE HAILKOAD.-
200 bbls lime 40 cks bacon hhds do 40 bxs do 8
bbs pork ~ hf do tcs hams.
Arrived last Evening.
Brit steamship Jamaican. Winder, from LIVER
pool, via West Indies. te PIN. Forwood leo
4th dis. - ..
Steamer Amte Adams. from Pensacola
Schr + NJ Pppo. from Covington-New Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Bart Able. Sinnou. from Natchito
bismarck, Spane. from st Louis.
Wnloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

f,rt,dt rsw ontAAss 1,rMasAr

~ , friday, AuRust ID. 1W6-11 m.
the Undersigned, In assuming charge Of the
specially solloits from his steamboat friends
continuance Of the patrona9s 80 literally ss-
gended during hig eonhsotaon With the Nsw Or.
dEO. ]. DUNCAN.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Fourteenth ward Central Demecratiu
end G9ass, ,ystiye EIpksAf 3 |, regular msstins VIZ
o'clock at the wi9war. on Tehou btoulas street
corner Arabslla. Ar slsetion for dslsxste 10 the
stets Executive Qrfnfnittes will bs held. and
voter In The ward IL uf sd and e1pectsd 10 at
tand. b. d. GA HLIBLE, President
1T. W. MAsor Secretary. anl7 IT.
Hail gtrst Auxiliary Democratic Club
of the Fifth ward@Spseial Meeting, FRIDAY,
Aug. ~. 1915 Mt ~ o'clock p m. nj Hall No. 1873
Rampant street. The attendanes Of every mefn.
bet Ia expected, "a distinguished orators will
address the mesting
J. N. AuhusTfN Seorstary, aut7-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

AgMORY HALL. No. - CAMP STREET.
Auction sales for Real Estate at st. Charles
Auction Exchange. Furniture AUCTION Rooms.
% Camp street Horses. Mules, BuSeies, etc.
Of every description Of merchandise promptly
attended to. aus 3m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
A CARD.

The rowardly Individual. whose naien found
vent In TN lying card. to which hs forged my
signature. aud caused to bs published through
wills subterfuge in Yesterdays DEMOCRAT,
would receive answer st my hands. were it
not that he wahtoay insults gentlemen who are
my warm personal and political friends
The ard s an outrageous and Infamous LIZ
from beginning to end and could have diseoy-
cred it's wrstohed author. the public dhastse-
ment he should have received. would certainly
have obviated the necessity II this answer.
IH LOUIS POWER.
burgundy street, near Eapapade.
Nav ORsrAss. Aug. ~. 1919.
CUNDHIts-ssus sDnIE sUNUHIEs
- WINDOW GIAbs-4o0o boxes Ffegrb. ss-
CLAHET-4o ensks flne fnrnily wine,
FvNT-so artst Eipes y | anish PoIt,.
aIs,es9 paehass i,ollstd tw9ed a,ld ~ slass
ABSYN He 80 cases Perpcd's
CLAHEtr- 100 cases Morton's laoyillsi
r.. s|s g. %a srFfi ifD'es eRtD'sesSuh1h uhs1sh
aniaiw ~ Peters strsat.
pLoWt, HoE5. Axgs. ...
Chains shovsls and Spades. Nails.
Harness. Rope. Cultivstors.
Hartows, ste. At low prices.
B.J. WEST.
auts7 II iih and III Magazine street.
I RON COTTON TIES
EHs ''NELLIs" PATENT. tL
4 For sale in lots to suit. by
. II J. WEST,
auis IT t5 and III Magazine street.
Il HAMPTON etat ft1o
MOWERS AND REArERa.
Proven Mt the great Centennial trial near Phil
adelphia. to be the best made.
For sale by HTl H. ]. WEaT
ilb and 1T Magazine stfsst. 5ole Agent
nutR7 1t
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
Mis- behavior Alarms the Ticklish ne
sCrndnuls of MOutcyusna

SAN FRANctsoo. Aug. H. Gov. Villa
Hrania, Of Lower California, telegraphs
to the Mexican Consul In this city that
there IT, n general uprising of tho In.
dians along the Colorado River aud In
the adjoining country against the Mexi.
,ans. He declares the situation Is criti-
MI
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

rilous aud did not seem to meet the de-
sire Of their auditors, who wanted to
hear facts about the public schools.
The first primary election In Webster
parish Was held August 8. As we have
before explained. the plan was TO hold
one primary election and then drop all
but the two foremost candidates II
neither received majority Of the votes
polled. The vote was For the Legisla-
ture, Hon. w. W. Carlos and q. w.
Tompkins received tho highest number
OF votes. For Parish Judge. r. 9. Drew ;
he had only one opponent-Judge w.
l.. Franks. For Sheriff, w. n. Collins
received a majority over two opponents
q. w. Warren and J. A. Colvert. For
Clerk, 8. .. Spann and jackson Sykes
ran ahead OF two opponsnts--T. M.
Turner and J. ID. Mcintyre. For Re-
corder, George Palmer and George Nc.
Weaver ran ahead OF John Taylor and
+. II. Canfieid. Messrs. Drew for Parrish
Judge and Collins for Sheriff are conse-
quently the only nominees. Mr.. Drew
Is a young man, but both his father and
uncle sat on the district bench Of this
State. The second primary will be held
August 10. W. +.
The Baton Rouge Parish Nominating
Convention was held Saturday, Aug. Il.
There were 9e delegates TO the Parish
Convention. All the wards (twelve) be.
Ing fully represented. The following
we're the ballots and the nomination.
For Representatives the vote was: DR..
J. W; Dupfee, CO.; DR.. ]! M. Williams,
G3 Henry Q. Young, 40 (All elected); W.
J. Sharp, 80; w. g. Leremore, IL. For
Parish Judge, nrst baifot--H. N. Sher-
burn, "a: Joseph .Joor, ~; r. w.
knlckerbockor, n. Second ballOt-H.