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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Buy your Boots and Shoes where you
can get them for the least money-at
John Iron & Co.'S cash store.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

- On the Alley, in the rear of the En-
gine House, Tom Saxton feeds horses for
20 cents. 32w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Leave your orders for gas-fitting with
John Shum. He pays special attention to
this branch of work. 26w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

The best Feed Stable in town is kept
by Tom Saxton, back of John McKee's
Blacksmith Shop.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

Clothing at all prices at Lights Cash
House.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
MARRIED.
OBITUARY.

On the s1st instant. at the NJ E. arsona ze, by
Rev. j. FL. Gardner, Mr.. j. III, Smith and Miss
Sina J. Post. All Of Fayette county.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
J.W. CLEAvELAND, Adj't G emil.
The Dayten & SOuth-Eastern.

Mr.. Hendricks, contractor, commenced
work on the Dayton & Southeastern, at
Coffman's Planning Mill, on Monday. He
has large force of hands at work throw
ing up the grade, working westward. 1t
is expected the grading in this county,
west of Washington, will all be completed
between now and the Goth of July. The
route of the road around Washington
runs from Coffman's planning mill west
ward along the creek, crossing Fayette
street near the iron bridge over Paint
creek; thence along the creek, back of
Farmers Pork House, and following the
channel of the creek up to Court street;
thence along Water street out of town.
The last statement of the company shows
the amount of collections up to the 1st of
June to be $15S, ,211, of which $24, $50 has
been collected in Fayette county. $50, ,34s.-
u of the $15s, ,21l has been paid for right
of-way, and the balance on the construc-
ton account.
Work is being pushed vigorously, and
is progressing satisfactorily all along the
line.
The cOmpany's collector is at work il
this county, and is meeting with reasona
bic success, considering the hard times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Council met in regular session las4
Monday, 26th inst.
The EEWillard Addition to the town
was examined and accepted.
The committee on streets were instruct
ed to see that the different plats of the
town were placed on record2
An abstract of the grounds in front of
the residence of Richard Wiley was or
dered to be made.
A petition was presented asking for an
alley from Circle Avenue to Yeoman
street, between the residence of Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Wissler. To be reported
on at next meeting by committee.
The plats and specifications of Hinde
and Paint streets were accepted.
The specifications for sewer, to be let
to the lowest bidder, are on file at the
Mayors office; the bids to be in by the
10th of July. The sewer will be about
426 feet In length, across Market to The
north side of Temple street.
Bills to the amount of SO SO were al
lowed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
Letter List


In Washington, large ls k. plain gold
ring, with Inscription on inside. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by le0v-
ingit at Los Hagler's Jewelry Store.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

For anything in the tinware line, go
to Shum's. 26w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

For perfect fitting, stylish suit of
clothes, call on Munger & Shook.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR Congress-.

We are authorized to announce that Judge B.
w HTIITlyK of Clermont county, will be q can
didata for Congress, subject to the decision OF
the Republican Convention OF the Sd District
which is composed of the Counties of Butler.
Clinton, Clermone, Fayette and Warren.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

We are authorized to announce that JOHN
RApoLIFRE viii be 9 candidate for Sheriff Of
FayOtte county, subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention, TO be held on the
18th Of July.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

"A large line of collars, cravats, scarfs,
half-hose, shirts at Lights.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE
of the Township Clerk of Marion Township.
Fayette county, Ohio, until u o'eloek. noon. o.
building a frame School House In District No. J..
Marion township. Specifications Will De Oh NE
in the clerks ofice of said Township on ana az
J.v. OUTRIGHT, CLERK,
pQrEh New Holland, PiokRMay county Y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
OF APPOINTMENT.

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
lied Adm Illustrator OF the estate Of Ellen Snlt-
van late of Fayette county dseeased-
Dated this Slst day OF Nay. a. D. 1915, -.
s6wS WILLIAM DUNN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
THE HER AID.
CIRCULATION. 1900
Fayeute County Republican Central
COMMITTEES for 1876

Union Township-J B Priddy VIM. Millikan,
J ohm W. Gillespie. A. z SieOtt. J. D. Stuckey
PaiBt-SOlOman Brock. Chas D. HAYS JOhh
Iarrimer.
Jeaerson-s B. straley, wm. T. Howard. W
J HOrney
ConeOrd-I n Rowe, John T. Cox
Green Enos Reeder, Geo w Patton.
Perry-Harmanis Ellis, Jacob Cockerii
Jasper-John A. Parrett. John Merchant
Wavne-John Fl. Parrett, Milton HaBleF
Madison-&, g. LeaYeII, Joseph Adams
MariOn-Wm. Clarke, George s. EuIlertoh-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
A "Hill,'

Maj. Charles Hill, Auditors Clc'k,
at a salary OF 5000 per yea,, with
$500 for travelling expenses, has
been making 4 tour Of the State, os-
tensibly for THE purpose of picking up
delinquent Tax Collectors, bnt really
for the purpose OF organizing secret
negro clubs.
Charles visited this spot and "plant-
ed his ideas az instructed, in the
fertile brain Of tho Radicals, who
straisht-way proceeded to put in
practice their lesson.
The organ Of the tag .e~ders "let
out" in grand style, AMI made pref
ty kettle Of. fish of the secret part of
the progiHm'Iie by advising quiet or.
CARNATIONS and silent voting, with
ono Or two pertinent speeches during
the campaign-tl'at's all.
Now, we perfectly understand t'iis
game, for 1t Is the same old seven and
six COME back to tense ns. Radicals,
| rural ones VIC mean. never learn any
thing and ttey are Bodtbohites also,
in the fact that they forget but little
hence the repetition Of the manner
and mode Of Organization dntihs tic
palmy days of reconstruction.
Charles Hill advises secret organi-
cations, and they attempt it, for it is
an attempt that will signally fail, the
Republican advises "quict meetings
with one or two speeches, aud the
sound goes up from the watch tower,
all's we'll"
The New Orleans Times "foui,d out !;
Mr.. Hill, and immediately proceeded
to score him. Hill comes up and
says the organizations are not secret;
they were published in the New Or.
leans Republican,. Perhaps that is the
reason the New Orleans There's orn
ceased I'd exchange with the country
Democratic Ptess-tor fear this ''se.
cret' business might leak out.
We can certify that Charles Hill
cattle here, and The fruit Of his visit
is made manifest by the utterances of
the Radical sheet-"Quict oreaniza.
tions"-in other words, secret clubs.
'.Quiet VOTE" in other words; march.
ing up to tile polls and casting your
vote "jnst as Mr(f) Blunt says"
We shy This thing WILL FAIL !
Mark tur lords!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

The letters Of acceptance Of Tihen
and Hendricks felt like u thunder bolt
y the radical ranks.
They had hoped that Hendricks
resld not accept ; TINT lie was a soft
money n,an" aud would create a &c.
vha,sdivisios i, our ranks but his
autspokeu ablc and fearless letter
Aas scattered this hope to the winds.
The Democracy is united to = man
--Carl Shnrts has made an ass Of him.
self the Germans are with az.
We predict 2G electoral rotes for
TlLDEx and HExDRIcKsl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
Brain and COURAGE.

A calm and unbiased review of the
situation Of political affairs in our
parish encourages Us to indite a few
suggestions to our people.
The organization Of the whites is
perfectly, conpactly aud irresistab|y
complete-we hare with us near a
thousand colored voters, and that
gives as the parish ey an overwbelm.
ing majority.
The Radicals are horeicss1y de-
'noralized, disorganized and broken
up. Their leaders are h,eh Of the
worst private character, and so pub.
liciy and politically corrupt, that no
honest man, white Of black, would
trust them tor 4 moment, III Office or
ont 1t it.
The "bloody shirt. slavery, forty:
acres, and a.mulc dodge, has played
completely to a point-point Of huge
laughter, When mentioned to the col.
orcd man.
The people who pay the takes could
never submit to what they have
passed through; the colorc,l man
who labors for lis bread could not do
it, and all are working enthusiast ical'
ly to the end-good, honest govern.
mcnt-tllat will protect every man in
his rights, and that vii" give Us pe''eo
ami prosperity.
Now, to achieve this end, VIC desire
to say to those citizens who are ttrc-
s,,med to possess influence In their
respective heishborhoods; that they
should exert themselves to select
such men for legislative positions
who will bring about the wished for
and much desired reform. Because a
man is a gentleman and q good fcl.
low, passing intelligent, &c., those
are not all the articles of fitness in hin,
for such an Office. We Naat BRAIN AND
COURAGE in the ncrt legislature.
BRAIN to devise measures and
COURAGE to execute them.
The country must do her level best
in the selection Of men oil such char
acter as we have intimated. We
have them among US, and must utilize
their qualities.
Bear in mind our fate IN 1875; do
not forget the Wheeler Compromise,
and nerer be led to do what other par.
ishcs did, and thereby subject ourselves
to a feast Of "dead sea apples"
BRAIN AMI COURAGE DO not for
get that fellow .citizens.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

We understand that thu radicals
had y warming meeting in ward
eleven and that "'nore 'nur three hun.
bred joineA tie club. We like 10 zee
that t6r II s',,ws q hne6tabie weak.
ness +, : faaicFf party:
Here III a ward thas lsas a registered
negro vote % seven hundretl astl Rfty.
the only radaiical ward 10 the psrisl, in
fact, bit three hundred easb, brought
out BY drumming up ward II and
four OF ivs others adjacent.
Poor radically you ate certainly
gone up sntess' yot can do much het.
ter than yen did in ward ii. TIVE
weeks sotk. and MOI oue-l,alf those
negroes % the ground whom, you 20
confidently spoke Of a. "taaiy Atg to
yonf standard in sseis large saunders. j
Il the csaefea mon joio 10 with
such , cot As Burnt, Bal Tuunard;
Eseruadk and Breda, they are bigper
fools than *o taket them to 10.
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Town and Country.

From this hoar We propose to dc.
nounce any man Or set of men, who
will presume to set by the ears one
neighborhood Of people, white people,
against another.
The town people are not tingsters
or tricRsters; the town people do rot
wish office; the town people are not
Judgment creditors, 4 few may he,
but tho cast majority are rot; tile
town wants good government the
town is organized solely to beat Radi.
Gals; and finally, the torn, to Il man,
hur's back in the teeth Of any one who
makes these charges, ,nsinuations
and denunclations, that have been
heaped upon her (; and demands they
shall at once cease.
We have this to say, AMI wo say it
openly, that the enemy and the guar.
te]lers may have the fnll benefit Of it !;
that unless you stop this miserable
grumbling and quarrelling; these in
situations, and II heard 80 and &c."
and otto work perfecting yout organi.
cations; fighting freedoms battle, step
by step denonncfng these Radicals
for what they are, your parish ,ciN 90
Radical like a fosh, and It ouyht to, II
such conduct continaey.
We acknowledge, We STEAK rather
TO wound, than otherwise, We cannot
l'elp It we have begged and implor-
cd, explained and wept over these
bandyins Of lying Radical reports
which, some Of our people took up as
gospel, aud proceeded to give curren-
~ to. And this begging and implot.
ing Is going 10 cease on oxr part iksas
this instant /!
We propose to DExounett from
this on, aud We do it new ID general
terms.
Orr LIBERTY, HAPPINESS, fRosrERr.
~ and LIVES, 6rS at stake { and the
'nau wl,o would in any manner at.
tempt to divert his people from the
salient points Of the campaign /; from
THE ISSUE, REFORM anil itowS with
ignorance and corruption, i 40 baso
4 sroundrel, and as dirty a traitor to
his caase and people, as the meanest
Radical that walks our streets. .
HxvE. DONE WITH IT.! as
! Stop your saIce. scfsmtfing.
s"p fixing ap'' delegates tu thc
Parish ConyeDthnp ir the interest Of
any hsan.
Go to vssk ~ earnest, tlis il no
tlnc ht this ehi1fs play, the enemy
are getting ready, and we must he
PREPARED to meet them.
=. =
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Attention Democrats and Can
ssttatlves.

Resolred, That u PARISH Co,lveutt@.
of the Demociutic-C Conservative pslt3
liz called to assemble IN this city, =
Thursday, September l4th, 1876, r
tho purpose ofuSmihiatl,is three !nee,
bers Of tile Legislature, and full r
rOe,sa1 ticket for election IN Moves.
her nett; aud that the basis ofrerss.
se,tation lie one delegate (and vsetl
f1r every fifty votes cast t'r JOIN =:
Moncule, in 1874, and one dslsgse
(and tote} for every fractional pessa:
fifty votes so tast-qndsr which -
the setefaa wXrds Of. tho: parish q!
be entitled to the following repFsss'
HtASD
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
Blaine Speaks,

Not long since Mr.. b. W. Mum. "
Chkass aseed Ex-Speakep Blaine to
,psosufs q favor for Mir from Grant,
As answer, Mr- blaine informed Mr.
Mum that he had 40 influence with
Grant - ITO following plain hogssge:
= have no influence with Ske pres.
ent Administration. No syo,, lus
Who T. rot a thisf By i,,ssisck"
20. G. Bk41sss.n
J, Tke Radical organ. can take this
home and ''~rsss'sr With i u their
hsart'e content.
Z ~ - q Fss!1 f.. - 49, *
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19
10Th Ward Mass Meeting.

On Wednesday evening last, at
O'Clock, a large number of the citizen.
of ward l2 assembled at the Court
House lor the purpose Of dev:sine
and disclosing the manner and mode
Of selecting delegates to the Parish
Convention.
DR.. G. Z. Gillespie in the chair and
NJ, j. Cunningham, Secretary.
The following resolutions were Of
fcrcd by. Mr.. j. II. C"ssrove and af-
ter amendment by Mr.. W. II. Jack
were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That 4. primary election
be held In this ward on Wednesday
next. Aug. q; 1876, for the purpose
of selecting seven delegates to repre-
sent ne in tire Parish Convention t.
be held l4th September next.
b. it further resolved, That in or.
der to test the strength and arrive at
a pop0la. understanding Of the merits
Of the NUMEROUS candidates before
the people, there he 4 vote Of the
Democratic. Conservative citizens had
ut tho same time and place as the said
primary election, upon those Can'!i.
dates.
Be it further rcsalyea; That tile
candidates for pawcl,ial offices who
will receive the majority Of the whole,
cast ut said primary election shall he
leclareil the choice Of this ward for
the said parocti.I offices to which
they respectively aspire provided,
that the result, ii this primary cleo.
ton for candidates for parochial Of
fees shall not be regarded as in.
structine the said delegates to the
Parish Convention, hut 10 an express
sion Of the opinions and preferences
of their constituents.
Bo it RESOLVED, That the seven
persons who are candidates for DEL
cgates receiving the highest uuii'Ger
Of votes cast at said primary election
shall DC declared and accredited del.
cyates to said Parish Convention.
Be It further resolved, That the
Cou,lnct of said primary election shall
bt nlidet the supervision Of four mem
hers ofeach Democratic Club If this
ward who are empowered to attange
polling Pilates; aPptiint co,nit!'ssi oners
&C., &c. F; provided, that u majority
Of that committee Of eight be enlpow .
cred tn app"int one outside Of either
club to make said c6'dm'ttse Gseuly
balancet:,
BE it further resolved, That said
committee Of nine be required to re-
port tile result Of said primary to
an adjourned meeting Of this mass
meeting to he held On Saturday erc-
ming, Sept. 9Th. l57G, at:9 o'clock at
this Court House.
It was further resolved, That this
mass meeting now proceed to nom.
mate 81 candidates for delegates t"
the Parish Convention to be voted
for in pntsr'a,fce Of tile resolutions
aud elecfeoti rs Heretofore adopted.
Tic Mass meeting tltefsupon nomina-
ted Us such candidates; tho following
gentlcmcii:
j. f. Mcssi, Jno. uenoe. R. r. Burke,
c. J. Smith, c. II. Levy. s. W. Kilc. J.
H. Cosgrovc, G.. A. Billiard. J. e. Cam
mack, z. T Ga lion, w. II. B:,ri'ee, Sam !.
Hyncs; Jas: Genius. J. G. Trictel. L.
CaspMti; !. t, Spmwl, p. +. Bonis, II.
n. Levy, Hugh McKenna, Emile Cloatier,
Nc y. B.lcl,er.
Seven If whom will be voted for by
every voter Of tho party, ut the primary
election.
Wlrerctpon the meeting adjourned MI.
til Sept. 9TH, 1876.
G.: f. GILLESPIE,
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM; Chz:rmnn.
Secretary.
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The Shreveport Telegram, in speak.
ing Of the proceedings of the Demo.
cratic Congressional Convention of
the 4th District at Baton Rouge, says,
"that the railroad ring1 Of the New
Orleans Pacific Raf1rm,d "developed
itself at every tallot." To pronounce
this statement an unqualified lie is
hardly necessary when the character
Of that sheet is known.
From this slar, wo are led to infer
that a "railroad ring" did exist, and
TINT It has its head and end in the
7de9un We have no donbt, but for.
tunateIy Tor decency that jo.s,msf was
not represented IN the Congressional
Convention; 50 the ring made no inn
precision. The contest in the 9Th
Congressional District is not upon
the railroad question, but wilfbs enc
ct honesty against corruption-tAe
former represented by J. h Exam and
the lattst by that sweet pink Of rad.
ical easpst -bsgism, Geo. /. Smith.
Ths 1skSu. contesds that Demo.
::crats 10 Chalo will vote for Smith I:
the Cadkio delegation, composed Of
gentlemen Of standing and cl.asaeter,
told us at Baton Ronee that sucll an
imp btation was a slsssls, u9on the
people 81 that parish.
What god woulf Geo. t. Smith do
any conmuoisy III q Congress Of
Democrats and nndor The adninjstra.
ton Of Tides ! And we are snre that
all good mon desire tn defeat oS
Hayes
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Total IS Delegates. -.
IN conformity with the above E s,e.:
lation Of tho Central E1ecutttSse. v ~
1itfee, the several Wardset SaiI . y,
tochcs parish. will elect de!eg:1e "a: &
said parish Convention; when wv
assemble at Natchitoc.,es; on
THURSDAY, SEPT, 18th, ias
for the purposes set forth in the 49, :
fesoI alton. X. +. BUkA
Cliahnss,n', Central Ex. Connie'
r. w. TAYLOR, Secfeeeys
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-19

Hardly to be credited; int i is
nevertheless true, that q ssck horse or
q bod-eoHditioneA cow csr be brought
up in. fsw days u the use, Of STU.
mons Liver ReguIa3or. 7he' pow.
ders should be- mixed Witt tie food,
and t9ey VIII eat it readily and It il
surrfisidg to see What Improvement
Immediately takes place. Il opens
thu &weis:, strengthening them, and
Jdoesah and Sven more titan the best
:Coedit'bs Powdsrs. "a snail quaint
.ty in in the food for chickens will
cure cholera, and keep the poultry
healthy.
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CCu,pn,,,nicateN.{

[Commnnica ee'!.&
Nix. EDITOR AS much has been
said abodt the District Nosninatiqan
manly voters w6hld like to get sSll.t
information abont the Pleasant Hill
affair. It Lss been stated; AMI It has
not been denied by our delegates;
that the ether parishes in the District
were whiting ii give US the Senator.
ship: But Why the l'apot has not
hecii accepted by the Natchitoehes
Delegation is net clear yet, to many
df their constituents. It IS true We
had bnt few candihatcs in tic field,
although We can say that We have
many citizens in our parish VITO are
capalae Of filing the Office. Fromi-
nent among tlte candidates was Mr..
JOS: Henry; who only Consented to l'e
brought before tho Convention ut tho
rcty MJe.!t solicitation Ut ni;tuy Of
his frie,it!s. Mfr. Joseph Ketty is
certainly gentle,na.i of Iis.'o+, in
tegrity, and excellent caFdeity; u
man raised hers frbui his ljoylootl,
and tlse. P;ssss Of kss history are as
cleas ct spot III, stain, as the pure
wltiee Etgo on which THIS is written.
The fcas,m given lly solne vi tive
delegates, is, that MI. Jseepl. Henry
is a Judgment holder. and that i was
the intention of the psPae t.'t to
elect to Office any one Of that Glass If
orr citizens, known as Jthlgment
l.oAlers. This may be g,Nd dottthc:
l do not wish t. 60 ipts ary e,n,tro ).
versy abort tlie sOGndFess IF it; al |
am one IT those who tlHnk a,Al lie.
lieve tlatt tlils Question ought not to
bs brought before the people IN this
cenvass: Il viii be ample tinc to
ADJUST this matter when We will have
carried the election F; put good and
true men IN Office and settled down
with . good and Honest Government.
But why were tile advocates " that
ddctriue not consistent, why nG,Hf.
nate for District Jhlge, a gentleman
who is alse a Judgment holder I 'Fhey
have certainly made Il grave err% by
,sakins thSs distinction; and tI~n
throwing otliu6f Oh as pure and high
minded Is citizen rs we have in tire
District. Therefore, in Justice ttf him,
in Justice to the people, THIS o,sglft tn
be rectifie.l; il pessibfc Either IT,,
and get u cl,tose III tho Senstossl1ip
by getth,gir Henry; or matse& change
IN the Judgship by putting III a man
who IS not u Jadg,sest creditor. This
is not tneant as dslmraging to the
present. nomfnees; as 40 one doubts
their honesty and integrity; bss it is
only as s matter Of fairness. We
ought to be tonsjsteut !; il Mr.. Jos.
Horny u not the ut persoa because
he holds Judgments against the par.
ish, Col. David Piers0h IL not . fit
person to he Judge, because, he also
is Judgment hhlder. JUSTICE.
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Editor V;sd;oa,or Please announce
the nnme Of w. f. RUSSELL, ESQ.,.
as a candidate for SHERIFF., anhject
IL The parish Democratic Conserv.
ative nominating Convention.
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