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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-04-07
Special Notices.

Az ELEGANT SToCK.-The estab-
,,hnent of Messrs. Raphael Kahn &
~ Shreveport, is now one of the most
.,tractiye places in that city to the la
a;os Their stock of staple and fancy
d,v foods is superb and is the admira-
.,on of their visitors, as, are their low
-,oos Their stock of clothing and
hoes is complete, and their line of car
pet goods is unrivalled'
AKAHN Co.-This firm, which
koeos the only exclusive house-fufnish-
80 establishment in the place, has on
colo one of the very finest and largest
,+ocks of crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the house-furnishing bus
mess, ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low as those of any
.,,,;iar establishment in the Southwest.
They are also the sole agents in
shreveport for the sale of the famous
r,orter Oak Stoves, with all the late
announcements, which they are offering
.treduced prices.
RExovAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed of his lower stable,
corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
shreveport, La, will concentrate all
bis "time and talent" upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street. and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables
ocular Horse Palace" at the mere
eiuht of " hich animals Of the equine
persuasion will neigh their apprecia-
ton and delight. Fine saddle and
harness horses, fine buggies and car
riages and hearses, will be his pro-
qnmme, and he is determined, by
strict attention to man and beast and
business generally, to win for his board
inc house and stables a yet higher
niche In the temple of fame.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BOSSIER PAR.
1SH.
Won are hereby notified that all Taxes, State
4. and Parish, assessed ipon the Tableau of
1873, and all Delinquent Taxes. are now due
and must be paid My instructions from the
Auditor are imperative Tax payers are warn
ed that seizures will not be stayed until fall :;
but will be made after ten DAYS notice. as the
law directs, and my instructions require
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector
Bellevue, La, April 3rd, 1876.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-04-07
And now we are told that So and

Aud now We are told that SO and
So is to be appointed Appraiser of
the Port because he is the ''particu-
lal friend" of Mr.. Conkling. When
is this '.particular friend" business
10 eDdi This is the way our civil
service is degraded. "Particular
friends" are selected to Office, not
men of fitness. Public officials are
told that they will rise, not by mer
Il, but by becoming "particular
friends of one Senator or another
New York Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-04-07

WE call attention to our COTTON SEED
w OIL FACTORY, with Carver & Co.'s
Improved Gins; will guarantee satisfactory
yield and sample for the seed, and enc guar
ter cent per pound on lint prod.ocd from all
cotton sent to gin. Will furnish large lacks
and Irvine for transportation; also EScks and
Irvine for cotton seed. free of charge Ragging
and Ties at market price. We also call atten-
ton to Cotton Seed Meal as feed for cattle
and as fertilizer, and will exchange same on
favorable terms for seed vlin42
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Notice.
U. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes.
MAY |, 1876, to APRIL 80, 1877

Nhe Revised Statutes Of the United States.
L Sections 1892, 1887, 1888, and 1899. re-
quire every person engaged in any business,
avoeation, or employment which renders him
liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND
PLACE CoNsPICUOUsLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
Or PLACE OF BUSINESS a STAMP flenoting the
payment of said SPECIAL TAX for the
special-Tax Year beginning May !, 1876, be-
lore commencing or continuing business after
April 80, 1876
The Taxes Embraced Within the Provisions
oil the Law Above Quoted are the Fol.
lowing, viz.
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Publications.
no! FOR TEXAS!

Those who contemplate moving to Texas
i would do well to subscribe for the Hemp
stead MESSENGER, and learn all about that
great State. The MESSENGER is published
in Central Texas, and is % column weekly
Democratic paper, giving all the State news
and politics. Subscription two dollars per an.
mum; remit by registered letter, and be ex-
plicit in regard to post office Address
MESSENGER,
mar lots Hampstead, Texas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
RAN DIssrISs EFsFHf,ro q Sss-
sBt ift9f.

Al HrautA Chm o., Ednkia county
= :. North, liiuds county.
7. .. Cooper, Iopiah county.
J. l.. Mead, SiWT-on county.
J. T. Fairly, CoNiugton county.
$. GuIuu, Lawrence county
II. 4. Atkins, Lincoln county.
e. y Nalr, Pike county.
e. Bard Franklin county.
Moss, IaoL-su, Aaii, county.
\. e.. " hh, Pearl county
Geo. ". llulpmau. llaucagk county
L. S. i'urd. Marion cauuty.
\. T.. Lows, Ja,k-Il county.
!. T.. Garter. Perry county.
A. IA. NUthup. Harrison county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

As 90 tho will 10 select good men
that - a matter Of which each man
must Judge for himself, according to
the knowledge he has OF the
character II zen. Hayes aud Coy.
'fildcn.-l Times.
We agree with our contemporary.
Our knowledge Of the character of
Governor Hayes leads US to regard
HIM "a a negative sort of person,
who would be President ia name
only, while Zach Chandler, aud his
host OF ADLER men, stronger Of will,
would control him. The character
oi Governor Tilden Is also well
known 90 rs. lie Is a man who leads
rather than follows his party, and
moulds its policy rather than suffer
himself to be moulded by policies
established 10y other and lesser men.
Elect nlden, aud you will get q
President who will furnish his party
with ideas; elect Hayes, and you get
a respectable dllution Of Grantism.
THIS il the difference in the charac-
ter between the two men.-lNew
York sun.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
IIrtHffsre sosss ssslss g.

IALlEuuRsr Miss, Aug. T., ls7i.
Pursuant ~ call 81 the chairman
Che >u,uuNc Committee at thc Dcm-
orrltr ani Conservative party OF
Cuplah County met. There was
present: I T.. Cooper, Chairman
a. 4 Ea,. II. +. Bulkin, }. j. Ellis,
II. ] Harris.
Absent. 4. j. Ramsey l.. T.. Mill.
>ar~. J. T. Harris. aud \. Afford.
Reports irbm the Democratic and
conservative -ubS were received.
e. motion at Mr. cunning It waS
Resolved, that grand mass ratih.
.a,irn meeting ot the Democrats and
Cons. rNatiycs 81 thc county he held
90 Damascus one mile borih OF liza
t',hur-t on Friday the Sth day Of
September, aud torch light process
-lpu lhc same night AT lIazlchurst
Toe chairman was authorized "a
apuuiut "a ConImIttee of three a. a
committee OF arrangements.
Tho chairman va, authorized T.
lhN lr -HHahrrs Tor the OCCASION.
can't. A. steele was clcrtyd mem
her a. tba Executive committee Tor
Distract NJ. - " all the vacancy OF
,u,l.a,i by the illness OF Mr. 7. J.
i;Jmsgy.
On motion 4 va, agreed that the
regular meeting oi the committee hc
hNed iur the Friday preceding the
first and third Monday ia each
month. aud tina, all the clubs be- re-
luc.fei TO make their reports at
each meeting.
Committee adjourned until next
regular meeting which will be- the
iirst DAY % September.
T. T.. CoorER,
II &. tuNN, Chairman.
Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
Democratic ssa fsssssTsafsss
fIass.

Tie following are the Demo, rate
club, 81 the o'uuty which have ~
ported ia The Executive committees.
W. would b" pleased II thc 0liiccrs
would furnish "a With the names OF
the seyrc;aucs lctt blank, that We
may nubli>h the li-t corrected:
DISTRICT ~.
Hallchnrsi-T. T.. Cooper, prc,'t
J. u. Gandbcrry, and D.. W
Brown, Secretaries.
Gallman--Nm. Sumrall, Prc,t
- Secretary.
Gallatn - Prc,'t, - Sccrc
tarN.
Marln,,iIlc-A T. Barry, rrcs't
Geo. Rca. secretary.
Rose Ilill Bud Ilig,lon, Prcst
j. \ Wilson, Secretary.
Vow llopc-A. g. Carer, prc.'t
=. d, Harris, Secretary.
DISTRICT W. >,
H,aurcgarl To. Brilcwcl, rrcs't
e.. \. Hamilton, Secretary.
N"#~o II. 4. FNau~, Prc,t, &. \
llatW,ll. Secretary.
~altcrs- -, prcsI; - Sec
rotary
Earklart-- , Prc-'t; -
Secretary.
rf.rgf'r So 3.
Eerohgth ". ". Lcgsctt, Prc,'t
T.. H. Brown, Secretary.
DISTRICT NJ. 1.
ZINE GuT-W. VI. IIood. Prrst
l.I Ellis Secretary.
ttT,ru', ~lorv.- - Hunt, l'rys't
Secretary.
EHr,auiau- ~. f.. Miles, Prc,'t
SECRETARY.
ll,a'Hs store ". Il. Vim, prs't
Euht 4. Foster, ~e,'N.
ptsTRl,r sos.
cry stat .pring ,-N &. Wilkinson
Hrr~t. !. : Harms. secretary.
Brown ~torr-A g. GtN nc-, prv,'t
Frank Catching secretary.
llnpewel-- , Prcs't; -
Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

BLOOD TO BEFHL ls>JE. So soon
a. Congress adjourned. withiua few
hours after u closed IT. session, Don
Cameron, the man put ia the Har
bu.gc tO Do ans a.t required, ami
ahH.h ua honest not. I.lr.' would
. dn, i-rrlau ar'.l tu tHr r.". f...
. * thc Radical sherman. fa l..l
''thc army Ia readiness ID march
into the South. a. create war ann
mTirc, and huug uu thc i~ua %
blood, o. force llaNg- into the ohir,
now disgac,d ~ q drunken protec
tor ~ ruhlic thieves.
II ts clear that Grant fave, a.
tends to bring "a war of rIe,s iu
the South, o. produce evil stuic. %
plunge TIE South Ia blood, ana thus
duiyat thy democrats. Va make such
q state Of la,t- d. will throw ont thr
Democratic States nun the rtuu,
Of tho electoral votes. aud either
way put Ilayc- Ia office - blood
AMI force.
Cur readers will now sec the
force Of our earnest ,ntrcatics that
Congress should not give a man 90 q
dollar To ''the army ~ il was "a bc
used Ia suhlugatC the white rarc 80
the negroes. IL will now h. seen
Why We % earnestly cutrested Con
grrss not o. adjourn % November
4 Philadelphia Commonwealth.
The South wants peace. She i
tired OF the strife and trouble RadI
cal, have forced upon her-and il a.
vcll known that all the trouble and
riots We have had la the South were
brought about by vlllainous Radi-
cal teachings; but we, a. fires pco-
pie, have rights which must be- re-
,pected. IL Gant.llayes intends
70 plunge the South In blood" the
blood will By upon their heads aud
not the people q the South. We
intend 10 exercise the rights Of free
American citizens aud vote this fall.
eS en- II We have 10 wade through
blood to do Il; and Grant. Hayes
may rest assured that we 10 not la
tend 20 be Iatimidated.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

L.u. ,GcotIer WaS Allied tomr
time after ~ tie came NIseii'N.
Thar Wa Young call 'n ihr h,ti
II ,aiilc aud u MS opposed 'Itat
the antlcr iutcn'lri o. mr' los
-ul,t,r 90 veal m,ii thai cNUWue.
The dog lli,k above urHlloilnd wa
brou,sl tom Hickman county, Ton
ne>scc, nom which b took hs
name. TIL, faithful deg liyc.i 10 hy
y years Old. auI ,sus known 60 i"."
many raoconns nud "po,suHs ait,r
be Nas entirely blind.
oRuNNtzArtoS ~ rHE ItNrn
Copith county was organized go
the 2i-t day 81 January i'2I, t"'
~ lhcr II,nd, cuuntA va~ divided +
Cupinh Including ul' the Hnd- n""
embraced ~ I"piRh and SIM ..t
counties. The first rsrir#,nH'IE"
from Cnpiah county &" ihr Nlhl"
Legislature wa. Richard .lulIlH. hE.
ing near the eastern bnundrN. nu"
| Simpson county. The contest Was
between littl, Jim Ellis Gas b. WAS
Familiarity ollIc,J VIII lEyri near
7 Pearl River nu the Western -d'.
/ The canvass was a warm one, hHi Oh"
.ca-tyru portion being the strongest
elected rulli-. Can au,cluic "ae
7 todd o.. TullI, which vii, h,ra r,.Ht,s
| When Mr. Tulls reached jackson
/ No .cat at government, 10, HftDwI'
al 10 "a into the basement ui 80"
! STATE house. when some our toll
him that be- was Wrong that Ur must
I su above; but Iu,ll. Insisted thal be-
"a. u..ht. that hp Wa .'..'al o. Ga.
[ Lower House,
Tho Legislature, ou tlg 25I 90
January, lSll, divided ,hs v4uty
10y rcarl River ul lht portion
,a,t 81 lhc river vas called sup ap
( county. burWg tlr time ,h 60
plah aud SIMPSON we've CO... county
the courts nvr, held as tae hons. 20
/ John tuur~, exc, H' u#. eu
Winch va, h,ilatfH. iH. 80 J...
T WEIGH, Just south q. N..r. SIR.
col. Garrett nov yg-ii- Hrar 3D..
western pruus oi tul.H gH,.l.
. Duruy ihv hr,t .rs-.uu, ui o.. r...
/ cult court ut tulau. it was Maa-#E
10 see the grand AMI p,.t uu. aut
under tree, uuu-d,I.H- q, u,. N..
diets. aui late Iuta. evenings Is .a.
still moro amusing Oh a.. o.. lE.f.
commence see "a dozen ,uUf-. HH!
sometime, shirt. Goo. OH uaa tr
2 Al 90
part 10 ne So, uli co. 'I.H.s
Brewer cake au4 Beer wagon vIr
| followed the circuit, u~ regular 20
1 the Judge ahd prosecuting attorney.
aud VAS considered a'Wu.' "a I.r, 90
/ the court llraI carrie 4 II..'. 70
eat aul >omythIus b. jua. uu.a
"as h.gbly appreciated.
NJ the tr,t 81, .l,u ai... CHruU
roun'y belonged o. iiuis, tirl. t..
! hUt t.O yut.n- precinct FOO i#s|.
IL Of Copiah, CO.. 10 john ,."fs. .u,
other NJ Mu,,, t.-l.r., ana l.yr
creek After Hul, aud Oupta
Was divided. twp other voting ru
! clnct~ were established, co., at .U.
house - Vincent mu.c. u {,
liayou rirrrc. uul thy ul.,r Is. 81.
house OF Ieu'- Parker. su tl.t..t.
en- Iruus '.v.ah &C. =. a..
amer Two 0ih,r ,,.e.Iwts Nt......a
l>hrd, One al tus la#H ~ l.s.a
4 Haley, aud the u,hp. 49, su,t.a.
. NIlk,-, ou a., liul..r.lEsp.
t"pldh county uaa mud t.U
a
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

The New York Maf.i which 8 20
WAYS reliable n a. facts AMI figures
says: "bwiug thc eight years ~
President ITaut'- administration ~,
not ordinary expenses ~ thc GOV
ernmcnt have ialIru a. thc rate y.
$1,000 900 a year, about on p,r cent
annuallr Ia single year the
pc.aucISI House nt Representa-
tivrs has reduced the not ordinary
expenditure 90 tho coming year lN
81 ,0bo ,0un equal e. thy total ~.
ductinn duuug the whole vi pry~i
dent Grants administration. The
HOUSE of Representative. ha, az.
complshrd thus ia tie iaco of ihr
Senate, ~ the face of the President,
% thc iacc 81 $4,000 ofir, holders
Dur.ul seven years 20 Republican
cluttul ~ tb., state. ir.m l~ry 4.
iNds, tha Republican parts .uaua ..l
til S.atc 'aNir1 q, linplD tpsi2.
90 900, AMI iu he ilsg year VI 2,
Iullnln control tliy State tax rose
a. - t.12i. lN2 UuIrra ~.usir N.ar
uitiuvyruur Illl,u thlstaN has b.. IA
reduced a. = ~. 600, tho tay M
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

Not knowing whether or not the
gentleman would accept the nomlna.
ttiOn, We suggest the name Of Mr..
Robert y. Miller, Of this county, as
candidate for State Senator. Mr..
Miller j. a candidate for Hector In
tins District, bat We think he y the
very material Of which 90 make a
State Senator. We are tired 81 old
ccnturian fogles, and need an nielll-
gent young man Of the present day
who j. able 20 grapple Nith the
living ISSUES Of the present timcs,
aud Mr.. Miller j. the man to ID II.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

The negro Grand Jury nj Ham
burg, South Carolina, the foreman
Of which j. az present under indict-
mcnt for burglary, ia Georgia, il.
dictcd eighty four white persons Tor
completely in the Hamburg riot.
Among that number - a gentleman
Who has been dead for six years.
and two who have been living in
California for several years, aud have
never r. turned 10 their old home.
even on a yisit.-IExehangc.
Such i consistent with Radical
manipalations.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

Mr.. John Cason, of BcaurcgirI.
has just received u fresh stock OF
choice groceries, confcctiouarlcs, ci-
gars, etc, aud, ia view If large
business this fall, has marked tho
price down at the very lowest olive
aud let live rates. llis groceries
are the very best IN tho market, and
he will keep such constantly on
hand. His Hour, hams, bacon, lard,
sugar, coffee, tea, aud in tact every
thing kept ~ "a hrst.,las.. ntare.
are thu best ani ,h,ar,stia be had
Vuywherg
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
S'GL Ersc.,,rs Commute.


Mfft - Larry.
! Z. Grorre, Chm'ui q. l.. Potter
~ VI Street, J. u. \rrtu,r
W T. Pcrcy, T. I, WaiihaIl
First bNhit.
W II II l.~uu, Tha- Il. Sykes
SO Hd District
Felix iahauyr, Thu,. ". Hams
ILirf Dett,i.
! g. nmtnui, A. I. Ruauy
Iau,f Dsfit,t
Jun. W Smith, l.. H. Canph,ll
ITth Dsbt,L
T. Richardson, J u. Chn~muu
saith District
l.. W Marrudyr /. V holland
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

GErF At Toar nNrut>. A.
Washington special To- o.. Nn
York Tribune tr,.. o., n.ipv...
story OF wr,,,L,lue. and um:
Col CrilluElrn ct thc l.ta rI
fautry, who's only SOFA So. El...I H.
the Custer mas-H tp, weyir.la |..
ter from hI, VlIn tp la,. gn..u- ..r
"uc she bad just received uu
Fort lincoln. The Nlit,r tho w.n
of an army ulErsra that post. -it.
when the new at tn fat, 90 t.u.
Casters command reached them.
there went forth Wall al ul,.
that u il Seldom the 10, or ANY hu.
man being to witness. Tho agony
and wTctchCduc>, ii has caused are
something terrible. Il was ,he an
nouncemcut 10 twenty four women
that they were widows, aud o. NOR,
than twice that many chill
drcn that they wcr, Gath
Crlc,s. Wha'sthA most painful uf
all Is that most II those poor women
are left utterly r,nuilgss, without
the means o. take them away le19
the fort, cor 10 subsiSt on should they
get away. Col Crttrudrn has
already called on number Of CON
grc~smcn AMI presented them with
the facts, but relief seems Ia cauo
very slowly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

T. T.. Cooper Ihu'u, II. Conn,
~,tttarH.
II District John Duumug ~.
" T.. Mare.
2nd Dlstuct-T. J. Ramsey, e.. 4
RAY.
3rl Distnot-T. T. MiIl-ap., II
4. Tat kin.
ilh Dislri,t-J. J. Elli-, J. n. liar
Il-.
aIh b.atrict-A !. A.url, II. J
Harris.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

From tho notices N exchanges Of
mass-mectihg, and organization OF
Democratic Clahs, il Is seen that the
utmost enthusiasm aud harmony pre-
walls Ia the Democratic ranks. 'Rah
ior Tilden aud Hendricks aud uook-
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
FOR THE CAMPAIGN !
THE CHEAPEST
P2aeR yai 1NeYea
SE.t'D ~ I'OtR SIN.
sGKIEsTIO.vs.

The MISSISSIPPI DEHucuIT will h.
scut to campaign subscribers, tlll the
Let day at January, 1877 tor the
small sum Of seytnty cents
making u the cheapest paper pub.
iishcd IN the State. II will keep It's
radcr, posted on the POLITICAL topics
ol the day, aud will keep up with
the progress OF the canvass. twill
still coutinac TO expose corruption
~ Cacc, no matter 10 what party
they Lclona. II will use all it, Ct.
forts to prevent the suo@ss Of the
Radical party in this State az the
approaching and all future elections
In fact, il will pour hot-shot into thc
Radical ranks ~ long rs the Radical
party even wiggles.
Now il the time 90 subscribe
Don't wait, but send in Your names
at once, accompanied with the sew
onty five cents.
The Louisville Courier. Journal
and the Mississippi Democrat will be
furnished to subscribers, one year
for s275. Both papers for u littlx
more than the cOst Of one. SUN
scribe NJ once. Address,
ELLIOTT BENEFIT,
llazleharst, Miss.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

Col. Hooker arrived IN Jackson
last Monday, and will soon com.
mencc 10 canvass this District. The
Cult counties viii be visited frst.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

Because of the excessive heat the
committee was of the opinion that
meats could not be prepared GA the
ground for barbecue on the Sth as
probably a greater portion would
uiul 10 preparation therefore will
b, made. Clubs and individuals are
requested to bring baskets Of pro.
visions.
T.. T.. COoPER,
Chairman.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

Let everybody attend the grand
mass meeting and soreh-light process
sion on the sth prox. IL will DO the
grand formal opening Of the cam
paign ITO your tents, o, IsEael."
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
Another PnEcI>cr IIfAap Fuu,

ANOTHER PHECINCr llfARp fUuW.
On the 2lst inst. there will Ic q
grand basket picnic az Pine B.uF.
Every body invited To attend THIS
- on the last day OF Registration az
that place and by attending the pie.
ME all can register thus uniting
duty andpleasurc. 10 suggest To
the different clubs Of the county that
this IL an oXecllant precedent. Lot
the clubs make preparation and have
grand picnic on day OF Regislra-
ton in tholr district. y hint 10 tho
wise" etc.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

The election Is on Tuesday, No
vembcr 7th, 1876. Let every voter
register and BE- ready To cast HE vote
for nlden and Hendricks on that
day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26

~ftN - h"N iu HfuNfe-s VA lslr
u-ually qurt town Not lv~- than
sN thousand people are presgut, and
narc than three thouaua havcl
hgen counted iu the pro,c--ipn. H.
tIc Couuty b.mucrttlc tl-hs thor.
arr more than W. thpu-lul colnrgl
mon. AZ sunrise thi. morning the
Raymond artillery commenced hr
ing ~aluty~. wli were .,pn an.
>Urrgi rs The ",iahy Naik,r>' a.
COMPANY Ing the ,luhs from vi
wards, Bolton, Clinton, jackson
Lebanon. ttrru. Auhmn anj other
towns. ~ lloclo,k ever, street
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-26
HON. c, {. HOOKER,
81 Kinds.
STATE ElSSIoFIaI T.ekFE.

Electors STATE - Iarg..
A. N West Fthrlbtr' Bark>laTc
iisct.rg
irsi Disf,,t ". Achrr.
S.ruad BNrjri-N &. Faulkner.
ihlri Distract d. Helm.
Fourth Distract ". II. Hardy
f.iH District Robert y. Miller
), a. Disiytci Warren Cuvau.