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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-07
Woman's Suffrage in WyomIDR.
The San Francisco Ala tells this story,

a. Cheyenne young lady had expressed a
desire to vote. Her Young man was more
than willing she should be gratifed, and
sent for buggy to take her to the Doll }.
While on the way he asked to see her ticket.
1t was ehOwn him. While che was looking
in another direction, he put her ticket, which
was for Corlett, in his pocket, and gave her
one in its place for Steele. The saddest
part lis yet to be told. She never knew how
she voted tor days afterward. lis was in
the habit Of taking candy to her every Fri
day night. Last Friday night he failed.
But when he told her so, she could not be-
lieve him. So she determined to search his
pocket. Horrors! The fret thing she dis.
covered was her ticket written in her own
hand. When the young man awoke to
proper realization of his situation, he was
lying doubled up On the floor, while tufts of
his auburn locks were scattered in rich pro-
fusion about the room. As he opened his
eyes vase filed with water and an orna
mental sea she'll came crashing into his
face, followed by invectives of anything but
loving nature from her whom he had so
cruelty deceived. lie scrambled to his feet.
made hasty exit through a window, and
has since studiousIy avoided the house. He
secured vote for his favcrite candidate.
but lost his girl.
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ping. The furniture and building were
partially destroyed.
Probabilities.

Diug. The furniture and building were
partially destroyed.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARrMRNr.)
Office Chief signal Officer J
Washington, ecembsr s, l876-4:3O p. N.
For the South Atlantic Sta'es, clear or Iartly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather. with south.
.rly to westerly winds. and stationary or slowly
For The Cuff safes, increasing cleudiness
and local rains, wi, b variable Winds snd east of
the Mississippi filling barometer and rising tenn.
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee increasing
coudiness and possib local rains in the wei tern
portions with southeily to weste, " winds, and no
decio ed char ge in ten pera.urs or barometer.
For the M'dels states. partly cloudy. weather,
winds. and NO decided change in barometer.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. Decemter6, 6 P. M.-Wind mort h.
east. light. Anived-Bark Live rpool. Blu lard
mss,sr fifty three days from 5ivsipoe to mas
iorty-teven dsys from Liverpool, to mastt r, for
orGers sailed-ships Bad. n aud Martha Cobb.
VICKsBUKG Decs mber 6.-Weather Cold and fair
Up-katie, at 10 A. NJ; Colorado 1t ppm
MEMPHIS, December 6.-Rlver fell two inches;
stands nine feet; Weather cloudy. Maximum Their
mometer $50 Departed Msuwelle, for Arkansas
river; Cons Mtlar, for Cincinnati; Carondelet and
James Howard: Tor New Orleans
LOUISVILLE: December 6.-Kiver falling. wi h six
feet seven inches in the canal Weather pleas
ant aCd clear. D0wn-Charles Morgan, iron
CinciL natl TO New Orleans.
from New Orleans, at A. NJ; DOnnel'y. from Gin
cinna,i. at | p. NJ. D-parted-Mltchtli, for Gin
cinnai at2P M; Donnelly, for New Orleans, at
SIP. NJ River Line feet eight inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 4!o.
fvANsv LIE, DE- cembtr 6-River niEe fee one
inch and falling. Weather cloudy and modeIat-
ing to night
ST LorIs December 6.--1he ice is disappearing
rapidly under n lid theI, and a,ion 10 the
South will be resumed to morrow. Raies 10 New
Orlt ans-FlOur. 500 pounds freight twenty five
CENTS. River falling. Weather cloudy; mercury
iGc.
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PEORIA. ILL.,, December 6-Yell & Fran.
cis' dlstlllery burned. Loss, $60,O
And Of n Dcfunct Baron.
CINCINNATI, December Ga dispatch to
the Commercial from Washington, Penn.
syivanla, says the body of Baron de Palm
arrived there to-day, accompanied by a dell
egation mum being about twenty, from New
York -'o"
Inc remains were taken at once TO the
cemetery, where the lid OF the casket was
removed and the shrouds and decayed re-
mains OF the late baron were exposed to a
crowd Of spectators. The furnace ia now to
oe heated to 2OOOo Fahrenheit, and at eight
o'clock tomorrow morning it will receive
the body.
No services will be performed During
the afternoon and evening addresses will
DE made in the City Hall by leading
scientists. The town is full of strangers
and the hotels are over-crOwded.
The cremation Of the late Baron de Palm
Is q success. The remains gradually shrunk
IN SIZE, aud passed away in vapOr. At the
end OF the first hour the bones crumbled.
The cremation occupied two hours and
twenty minutes.
A Vacancy.
HARTFORD December 6.-Very Reverend
James Lynch, Vicar General of the Catho-
Tic diocese OF Hartford, is dead.
Memphis Cotton Exchange,
MEMPHIS, December 6.-James T. Petit
was elected president of the Cotton Ex
change to-day, w. y. Galbreath having de-
clined reelection
Dr. j. &. Thomas, connected with the
Mississippi Central railroad, was shot and
kiliea at Water Valley, Mississippi, last
Saturday. by Conductor Lyon. The lat
ter was arrested. The cause of the diff
Guilty unknown.
Crime in Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 6.-Last
night several houses in his CITY were an.
tered by burglars. Two strangers were ar.
rested about daylight under suspicious cir
cumstabces. They gave their names as
King and Bennett. To-day the police found
an overcoat IN which were four cold
watches. The overcoat and watches were
identified as belonging to parties inmates Of
the houses entered last night. One of the
arrested men had on splendid stem
winder gold watch with Independent sec
ond bands, made by Barrand d Luns,
London. No. l46l. The watch was evidently
stolen before their arrival here. The two
men have been traced from Mobile to this
rlsce, and have been in New Orleans and
Galveston lately.
Fire in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, December GA fire broke out |
II Bresmar's Hotel at Elk o'clock this eve
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FOREIGN.


WASHINGTON, December 6.-Telegrani
from COnstantinOple report growing dis
position on oil sides, particularly Turkey
and Russis, to prevent antagonism break
ing out Immediately.
African Bulldozers.
LONDON, December 5-Advices from
Cape Coast Castle, via Madura, to-day,
state that the Dah0mins are growing more
threatening. Two Portuguese merchants
AbOmey. and their factories plundered, Tor
aaying the King ought to pay the British
fine. Seven natives have be en- shot for talk.
ing about yielding.
Gladstone M an Agftator.
Gladstone will participate in the confer
ence OF prominent Liberals and philan.
thropists on Friday. The object is to influ-
ence public opinion against Turkey.
Wrecked.
Three Norwegian vessels have been
wrecked CIT Peterhead since Sunday. All
hands, ty.four, drowned.
At the Front.
Nicholas, commandment chief of the Rms.
sian army, with his staff, arrived at Kesct-
enef yesterday.
The Chicese Embassy.
The Chinese embassy left Shanghai for
Europe December ?.
French Cabinet Troubles.
PARIS, December Sit appears certain
that the Due D'Audiffret Pdsauier positive
~ declines to form Cabinet. Negotiations
are now pending with members OF the left
and lett centre. M. Duclere is most promi
nentiy mentioned among those likely to en-.
ter the new ministry.
In consequence of the reiterated refusal
of the Due DAudiffret Pasquier to under.
take the formation of Cabinet, President
MacMah0n will hold conference with the
Presidents OF the Senate and Chamber of
Deputies to day. 1t has been ascertsined
that the Marshal is anxious to retain Gen.
eral Berthout in order to esta blish the prin-
ciple that the War Ministry shall hereafter
not be affected with parliamentary changes.
Nlcsic Hungry.
RAG UsA, December 5.-Notwithstandinp
the srmistice, the insurgents refuse to per- |
init Nicsic TO be revictualed. The garrison |
are to be at the last extremity. The Turks |
are preparing to revictual the place by |
force.
Excitement mt BilbOa.
BHBoA, December 6.-There is consider |
able political excitement here. The Junta
OF Biscay have assembled for an extraor. |
binary session. 1t is feared the government |
will dissolve it. The newspapers recon.
mend the people Of the Basq ue provinces
to remain quiet.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

Ouachita-Frank ". Darlington, O. H Brew
Plaquemines-H.C G. Warmoth, A. X. Milon.
Pointe Ccnpee- Bern ard Davrios M,ltOn Jones'
Rapides-A. ). Barrett, Baptiste Drew, w. John
Rcd xiver-Andy Bos,ev.
Ricf land-P. H. Tol T.
SAb'ne-David W. Self
st Bernard-Albeit Estopinal.
ST. Charles-M. Hahn.
st. Helena-C arles Lea.
St James-Richa- d Eimms, Lu;ien Como, "
st. John the Bsptist-James Cole
St. Lsndry-Louis Deemsrais. Louis Stayg, Frank
J. UAvy. bert CAN'T, N. v. singleton, 81.
st. TAmmany-Julss BIZ adv.
It. Mary-R. Brooks william c. GARY.
Tangipahaa u. 8 NswsOD.
Tensas-R. J. Walker, J. r. stewart.
T+rrebonpe-H. NJ Johnson Robers Johnson
tnion-O, B. stee e. E. r. Sellers.
vernon-JOan 4. Brown.
niliOn-Adrien Nun
Wash Dston-JOhn r. Wood.
Wet ste r-F. heath.
Winu-G. A. Kelly.
Orleans Oh RES Leeds ami S H. Buck First
Representative Districts; J. A. Shakespeare and R.
II. Wilde. second Repre- sentative District; j. D.
HUI Joha Fitzpatrick and George Fo, ester. Third
Rel reese ntstive District; w. H. PeraIra and }. NJ
Ism are, Fifth Representa- District; Jules Al
dise and Albert VOORHEES,, sixth Represent alive
and w liam J. Moore, Seventh Represen alive Dis.
tricT; Josaph Kelly, Eighth Repre- sentative Dis
trict: A. De'aei2ne and Louis Leonhard Ninth
and C. Berry. Tenth Representative District;
jesse K. Bell and Z. B Briggs. eventh Represen.
tative Dist ict J. 7. Aycock, TweIf Representa-
sentative District; Aristide Dejoie snd William
Kern, Fourteenth Representative Dstricr.
J. MADSn WELLS
THOMAS G. ANDERSON
G. CASANAVE,
DEF LOUIS N KENNRR.
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An Honest Voice,

The correspondent Of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean says:
lour correspondent learns that thirty
Tour clergymen, Protestant and Komish ale
ne now training an address denying that oil
Thursday By two Romish and three Protest
ant preachers as to the Democrats Carving
, IN, State end being cordial to the negro.
Many OF the signers will be men hitherto
known as Democrats, but they ara roo
Christian and humane to tloak crime
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. I
TnursGay. Decen bers. 1870,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West via Cedar

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Margaret. Baker. for Key West via Cedar
KEYS
Steamship Algisrs. Hawthorn for New York
steamship Knickerbccker Kemble. for New York
Bark John Rasbrouci Cobb, for Rouen
Bark National Eagle, SeIrs. for Havre
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Lizzie Moses, Cox. from Antwerp October ).
master-Point
French bark Abdtl Kade-, Houard. 81 days from
Havre to master-Point
Swedish bark Moland, EmaDuelson, from London
Septeu Der Is, to Ocean. Zerega Sco- Sd district
Italian bark Francesca. Castel ano from Limerick
October 10, to master-2d district
Schooner EU genia, FerTer, days from Grand Call
lou, t. MASTERED district
Schooner Lewis Davis; Csoo, ne, from Pascagouia
10 Norton Belt-2d district PIT
Schooner Nat Ida Brooks, Jonee, from Paeca gou'a
to master-2d district PIT
Schooner Gabriel Anne. Verrao, from Upper Coast
to master-2d district
Schooner Richard, from Biloxi-Sew Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Grand Republic Thcrwegan, from Memphis
g Dur1ee. Henn. from MCu'h OF Cane river
frank Pargoud. White. from Greenvilie
Kate Kinney. BergerOu from Bayou Gouia
Bertha. Broad. from Waehngton
Bertha Drummer, Cheeny. from Shreveport
YazOo, Smith, from Greenwood
Isabel OPry. from Lower Coast
Blue Wing Nos. C0mstecks frem Hounas Plant
alton
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TO You NEED MONEY!

Van ct the ocrrer of st. Louis and naupilins
slreets; No. los st. Louis street ard lO4 Daupn,ne
s.teet. All kinds OF SECONDHAND GOODS bought
ana sold, Furniture, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
Elothlng, English, French, Spanish and German
BOOKS bought. win call at residence. send letter
through pos.offce.
oct4 ~ JULES yEGoy.
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succession of }. Il. Mathews,

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans, NO. 50, '3'-Notice is hertb by given to
the creditors OF this estate and to ali o, her Der.
sons herein interested, to chow cause within ten
DAYS from the press mt notification if apy they
nave CT can, why the account presented BY b.
L. Pafker, pubic administrator or ills estate
should not be hemologated q, d approx ed ard the
lunus n,sulouh In accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
oe' IL lb~ FRANK PACE JR. Clerk
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COMMERCIAL.

COTrON-The sales to dsy embraced 6iOo bales
at prices requiring no change N our quotations
We give also the figures and report Of the Ex-
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICA TON.
General Exchange
q a iaiIs
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BELOW-COMTNG up

British ship Annie II Law. Hilton. IS days from
Limerick, to master
Norwe gian bark Dronningen, Peterson. from Liver.
pool Octoh her 10, TO master, for orders
Schooner Jefferson Bolden. Berry, from Havana,
to master
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CERTIFICATE.
We. tie und rsigned Returning Officers, pursu.
ant TO auth Orlty vested in BY act No &c. ap.
proved November 20, A. D. 1872 DO here " certify
the fore going Is true an correct compilation Of
the statement Of votes cast at election for State
senators OF the State of Louisiana. held ON the
seventh day OF November, A. d. 1876, nuder q writ
OF election proEu gated september 10, A. b. 1896
Orderrg same.
And We hereby declare that III following named
persons were duly AMI la wfully elected, t. wit:
second SeDatOriA Al Disfrict-f C. Zachsre.
Thl d Senatorial District-P. A. Ducros Jr.
Sixth Senatorial District, long ,erm-T. B.
Stamps.
Sixth Senatorial District, uuexpired term Of B.
II, Chadoourn-HenryD emas
Eighth Senatorial District-Thona as 4. Cage.
Ninth Senator al Distl ict-Isaac Su- ton.
Eleventh Senatorial DistIict-Hardv Richardson.
iwelf Ssna' o rial District-E. L. Weber,
Fourteenth Senatorial Disttict-Samuel Wake
field.
Sixteenth Senatorial D;stIict-A. j. Bryant
Seventeenth Senator i Al District-C. b. Wheeler
Eighteenth Senatorial Dis;rlct-G. B. Hamlet.
Nineteenth Senatorial DitriCt-G. H. Ellis.
T"entletn Senatorial nlstrIct-H c Mitchell
Twenty first Senatorial Distrct-W liam Har.
par.
Taenty-second Senatorial District - Rafold
B.u1t.
Twenty-third Senatorial etrict-L. Texa'a
TIVE ty fourth Senatorial District Charles
Bostu.ro
J. MADISON wEDLS
THOMAS C. ANDERSON.
G. cASANAVB.
de- 1. LOUIS u. KENNER.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONE TARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
WKDNssDAY EVENING. Dr. cember 6. 1876.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. De cember6 1876. !
The demand for money continued fair to day
both in bank and on the etre4 t, anu commercial
paper was UNCHANGED. Under the decliue at New
York geld was &c lower, aud the movement in it
was moderate. Foreign exchange rule ! at easier
but not quOtably lower rates for sterling, while
francs were L y cent lower: but the movement in
both was limited. With light offerings and fail
demand, commercial sight ~ New York slightly
advanced. Stocks were dull Cnder liberal offer
y y cent.
We continue to quote exec ptional con- mel cial
10 per ct 1910 y cent y snnum discount Al do at
y Vl8. aud secord grade nominal. First class
mortgages continue to rule al 10 a. y ceLt y an
mum, aud SOC ond grade nominal.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grand Republic-S20 bales
323 SKIS colt ton seed 400 SKIS cotton seed meal 1873
SKIS Oilcak Ike $50 bills oil and eundries
MOUTH CANE RIVER-Steamer c Fl Durfee-lln3
bales cotton 50 SKIS cotton seed bb,s mOAssos and
eundries
observation-disclosures Frank Parg0ud-3l6l
bales cotton 1927 SKIS cotton seed and sundres
BAYOU GOCLA-Stfamer Kate Kinney--62 bhds
sugar 10 bbls sugar 43 bbs moasses and sundries
WASHINGTON-Steamer Bertha-1O4 bales cot.
ton 46 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 1873 bbs mo-
lasses and Snndriss
HOUMAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Blue Wing No
3-l79 hhds sugar 5i2 bbls molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Isabel-l94 hhds sugar
81 b5ls sugar $40 bbls molasses half bbls mOasses
% SKIS rnuSh rice and suudr'es
observation-disclosures lsZOo-18 l bales cotton
al axis cotton seed and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertha Brunner--4ol
bales cotton and sundries
UPPER COAST-SchooEer Gabriel Aime-62 hhds
sugar 10 bbls mOlasses and sundries
BILOXI-Schoonsr Richard bales cotton and
sundr'ss
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. December 6-l574 baies cotton and eundIips
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TBXAS RAILROAD
Deoe u Der 6-I4l4 bales COTTON 676 SKIS cotton seed
81 hhds sugar bbls sugar 163 bbls mOlasses half
Dbl mo assoc and suD6ries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De-
cember 6-b3o males cotton .3l SKIS cotton 1922
pcs meat in bulk $50 SKIS cotton seed meal leo SKIS
0ilcake 200 bbis rOsin aud SIR dries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD De-
cemter 6-93 hhds sugar IA bbs moasses and SUI
dries
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1885 0lO8zs. against lO8s at
New YOrk. ana after q moderate business clOsed
at 1O8k 0lO8a. against 1895 in that market The
sales summed up S4s. 900 embracing $1,000 at
1885, &50OO and s 5000 at l08ss; $1,000 at 1896 %
lo8as; $4,000, $4,000 and 5000 at 1924, AID $4,000
at 100.
Under the course in cold at New York, sterling
was easier without being 0uotAtly lower. while
francs declined : v cent. TIE movement in both
moderate.
The sales of sterling comprised 2290oo emb &C
ing 10000 bill of ladlng and Els oso Al clear at
SIS l4hd Is, and $1,000 b II OF fading at IS Is
The sales of francs comprised 275 900 CONNER
cial at 8Sl.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS IA
as IS for bill of ading and Al lear. and : "a
IS 20 for bank (bauk c0unter rate ass 20Asl,
ana francs at 9Od4.sSa4 f.r commercial
Under light offe' io1 ~ d a fair demand CONNER
cal sight on New York was slightly higher. The
sales comprised sic 600, embracing $4,000 COM
me1cis st GIG y cent discount; $4,000 do a.
IS 81? &25 600 ana $4,000 CONNIE rcial ard $4,000
bank at y, and &20,O0O bank at 7i6.
The banks continue TO check on Few York az
\ p cent dieconnt, while commercial sight was
quoted at y, E g inst 9l60h yesterday.
The following is TIE official statement OF the
olo rf.A IN fhe Exct,aprc.
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EXPORTS

HAVRE-BaIk National Eaale-32H bales cotton
50 aes NOES 2iGO slaves
ROCEN-B Bark John L Hasbrouck-,36 ba.es COZ.
ton % ,39J bushels corn in bulk 600 slaves
NEW YORK Steamship KnickerboCker--l65
bales cotton 1884 bbIs mOlasses 20 hhds sugar SSl
bds hides 27l9 dry hides 800 bills and bxs oranges
bbls honey Is bales sarsaparila
NEW Notwithstanding A'giers-l363 bales cot
ton 4i bales wool go rkgs pecan 6l5 bdls hides Ji
bales hides 1862 dry .:ae. SOP hh6s sugar 1850 bbs
moasses ii2 bbis rice 10 bales moss
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Steamshp Mar.
gaIet-For Key West-l35 bbs flour 40 bbls grits
bbs peas 50 SKIS 430 sks bran 45 SKIS oats ties
grease % cks soda u bales moss For Cedar Keys-
sos bhls hOur 10 bbls meal bbs sugar 5 bbs rice
Is bbls whisky 20 bbls pork bbls moasses u cks
bacon $50 SKIS corn 100 axis oats 2.j pkgs sundriea
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: OCkH We're rather OUT.
Under liberal offerings ard limited demand
State consuls we're II = cent lower closing at
5o34d5.4.
Premium bonds were in fair feq rest. The market
gave way p cent. cosing at 81 d32I.s
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LOTTERIES,
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY.
For -Four O'Clock +. NJ, December 6,
1uS No

Glass No. 29O.
:! : > r. 777ISSI99I1S u !. :: :
The above drawings are published In the prlncIpt
papers, and drawn il pubic daily at the room
OF the Company.
witness orr hands New Orleans Louisiana
december T., 1915 clock p. ".
HAPERALTi,
ADAM GIFFESs
Commissioners.
fE" OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. aSl2
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Succession Of ThGmas Shore.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. SO lo3. - Whereas, Mrs. Eliza
Dolsn has petitiOned the court for letters
Thomas shore. deceased, intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern TO
show cause within ten days why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted
BY order of the Court.
DEF IL To- FRANK PACR JR C,arh
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.
State Senators.

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
~ for State senators in the State Of louisa "a.
on the seventh dav Of November. A. d. 1876, under
writ of election dated September l6, A. D. 1876.
ordering same, and pursuant to the provisions Of
the freedom and purity of elections to prescribe
the mode of making r. turss thereof: to provide
for the cleo ton of r. turning Officers and defining
their powers and duties; to prescribe the mode Of
entering on tae rolls of the Senate and Ouse of
Representatives., and to enforce article 1e3 of the
constitution, approved November 90 A. D. 1872, to
wit
Second Senator al District
EtEest AK ...................... 3I4t
Third Senate rial District
J. ]. MOnette 1929
p. A. Ducros, 5l9l
Sixth Senatorial District
7. Stamps. long term.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6272
l. W. Falls. long term. 4Oi9
Henry Demas, unexpired term of 3. H. Chad
T. voisn unexprsd term of Z. Il. Chad '''
Eighth Senatorial District
In1 mas A. cage 5o9o
Isaiah d. Moore .......................... ibI6
Ninth Ser atOrsl District
Isaac SuttOu.. 253J
ION eanrey. $3.50
Tenth Sena torial District
Fl. j.. Garland. Observation-Disclosures. 1865
I. q Anderson 1923
Eleventh Senatorial District
+. +. Herwlg 1850
haIuy h!chEruson... 1893
Twett Senatorial district
= Il. weber. I39o
LOUIS W. fcIkius 1911
Fourteenth Senatorial District
Samuel Wakefield. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 37O6
george Wales. ........................... 1910
". W. VHhitol.. LooA
Sixteenth Senatorial District
a; j; bryant 1913
W. E. happ lZl5
Sev6 nteenth Fer a: oral District
Al. DetleE 3o'0
Eighteenth Sena toiial District
". d. mamie ........................ 953
Nineteenth Senatorial District
H. ,s Siot
"eoi,0 III i po ~
Twentieth Senatorial District
Percy Baker. 1854
u. v. VntcIeh 1901
Twenty-frst sena olial D strict
ma III n. w lst It4o
" il4ldui harper 2lI4
Twenty. sc co I'd Senate rial District
j. W. Sa!idlfold 1854
haIs III DlunC I641
Twenty-ttird Senatorial District
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