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THE CITY HALL.

Tho Board Of Public Works paid visit Of inspection
70 tho West Side pumping-work engines, buildings;
ETC. They Ill found to be satisfactory, In pro
gressive stata, and showing careful management.
Tho City Treasurers receipts yescrday we're S3o 80
from water1enta; S5s3 from tho City Collector; and
SIS 900 from County Treasurer Huck in inercs-bear-
ing tzes. During the day $4,000 paid on the city
debt.
The Board Of Public Works opened bids yesterday
morning for tho construction Of the standpipe IN the
West Side pumping works. There were four bidders.
The highest were Glennon Bee at S6,400 The low
est wss L. Souerin at s., 379.
David Hallanin, the West Town Collector paid ST.
3eo4a to TIE CITY Treasurer M yesterday. That sum
having collected in all 1863 $3.50 His comnissions
have amounted to S. 1890 and so The total amount
that he has paid to the city is So, ,6o7.33.
For several days past rumor to the effect that
those members OF the City Council who were elected
in November. 1875, were forming ring with tue ob
ject Of holding oyer with the Mayor, has gained
Hildresh was TO bo made Mayor Both probably orig
mated from OF Tom Stouts phtlosophicat With.
rfsma concerning his defeat I gauziness will bo an
parent At when remembers that the election
for thirty-six Aldermen Was called BY the Council
unanimously.
The demands Of the citya employees for what is due
them become daily more pressing. The street labor
ers in particular greatly in need Of Their pay,
Many complaints are made by applicants for money
showing the state into which Of them have fallen.
to whom they apply for aid Obliged to hold out
promises Of speedy de1isesnnce from their troubles,
the legality Of the city scrip an1ously looked for
measure that will II favorable to the corporstioD
put money in tts purse. There il indication to
the time when the schootaachers will receive another
dividend, notwithstanding the Influx OF taxes from
thu County Treasurer.
The particular spot In the brain Of a1ark Sheridan
the man who has just been escted Alderman OF the
Fifth Ward, that greatly impressed Ehen Mayor
Co1vin zemoved him unceremonioua1y from hiz old
oaoo Of Police Commissioner, has become unusually
active Of late and has been busy in devsng methods
Of attack upon his sworn enemy, the Mayor. Revenge
IL bis cry; he is on the warpath. and the politicians
principals arc eageriy swaiting the time when
Mark Sheridan shall assume the duties and responsi-
bthhes Of member Of tho Council for his advent into
that body means tha beginning Of hard nnd ptucky
light between him aud Colvin- In converting With
reporters yesterday Sheridan unfoded his first point
OF attack On Eternity" Colyin- He stated that thu
new ehartes expressly provided that "the Mayor aha
preside At II msehngs Of ths City Council" Ha also
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referred to that section Of tho charter which sAys
a In ase the Mayor or any other muntcp.l officer
sh. b g St s9y tine Of p7p1se 20 I11 0m.'9a a9 o.
PRESTON isconduct nisfeasanee in the discharge Of
ne dut,ss ot hts oaaee. hit hH sh1h ~ co1, b.
petent iur.sdictioD, and On conviction ehall be
fned in sum not exceeding 600; and the court tn
which such conviction shall be had shall enter an or.
said Mark after be had read the section abose gVen}
"I would like to know whether Colyin has attended
to his duties? Just let one 60 before tina Grant
Jury and have him indicted for palpab!e OMISSION
Of duty and We can ouBt him In a mighty short
time" That is Sh ridan's "new wrinkle" as he
terms 1t, hut what he intends to do he does not saJ
However, the Mayor and his allies feel assured that
they hare friend in the Gano Sheridan, and they
arc Just ltt1s uneasy abop: 1t.
, 1876-04-23
THE WEST TOWN.

zRAysAcr1sa s11scRL1ASEous Bus1HEas-
The Vast Town Board held meeting last evening
in the Town Clerks Office. Nos IS and So South HUI
sted street. There present Justices scu, Nor
Etson Sheridan Salisbury, Matson, Supervisor Baker,
Town Clerk LAWN, e1AssesEor Ryan, and e1-Col1ect-
or David Ha1anin veil the newly-e]ected Super
visor, Avery Moore, Assessor J. ". Clark and Town.
Clerk Henry L. Hertz
Supervisor Baker called the meeting to order. After
the minutes had been read Supervisor Baker resigned
and Avery Moore took his seat and was duly NJ
stalled. ........
year, and paid dim : very dattering compliment The
vote was PISSED unanimously.
Messzs Clark Lipc. B. G. Gill. john 4. Wheeler and
E. F. RunJan being the sureties.
bill OF Kinsley l. McNaughton for s51.5o for legal
services rendered to Moderator Derckson, In
ing nsndamus to compel the counting OF the Police
Justico vote cast At the lst town election lid
I'LL next meeting.
THE SUPERVISORS REPORT.
Justice Matson, from the Committee to whom had
been referred tbs town xccouuts reported follows:
Your Committee, to whom wero referred the ac-
counts Of The town officers beg leave to report thar
they have the Supervisors accounts
BY comparing the vouchers and orders paid On file in
orders drawn by the Town Clerk with Tho stubs and
records and every item has found to bo correct
- Your COMMITTEES hnd that the Supervisor has re-
ce1ved froH III Bources from May lo, 1874 to Mafch
81 leaving balance March 80, 1875, He re-
cevcd from March 80. 1875. to April r. 1876 Sl8Y
~; paid as per Vouchers $ls7, ,6a583; balance April
u, Sy0s.5l.
''lour COMMITTEES ind that the .yerage e1pendl-
turn for town purposes has been about SIS o1D per
year. and that the balance Of the funds have been used
for the puEpose Of paying interest park bonds and
retiring nifty, PARK bonds Of 81 600 each. We
and further that the Supervisor has been instructed
ny the Town Board It different times to borrow mon
ey for the purpose Of meeting the semi-anuua inter
est on park bouds and that Of such sums 60 borroTed
tho town ETH oWes ST. 7u1n
The committee also reported favoraby On the bills
q tbs Moderator and clerks who noted at the touu
elaetaon. 70 the amount Of about $Ou and allowed the
Board OF cAnvasses 81 for each dsy and night thcT
aezved In counting the votes.
Justice Mataon stated that the reason that thu
amount received and expended during The uast ve,r
seemed large the fac. thst Ss7ooo IN 1art
bonds had been paid, and borrowed money returnei
which nade double appearances on tho eash.booE'
The report was accepted.
TOWN cLERE's SALARY.
Town Clerk LAWN WAS allowed $3s2 50 for hss v.s,s.
services, snd the bill ordered ps!d ~ '~~
Town-Clerk Hertz then took his eeat and Mr. Ixvfn
withdrew and departed into tbs shades Of priYse e
BILLS.
Jusdcs 6he11dku moved th1t J. J, Crowley f,s nj.
isNed 500 for hs sssrJees CHIEF Assesseft esk to
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Con Ryan Tho yeas and nays weEo called, Jaades
Sheridan only voting in the Affirmative,
On motion Of Justice Salisbury tho bill Mae 1aa on
the table Crowley had previously been allowed $4oo
for his services, and tha $50 was merely aacluonal.
The c1ams Of eereEa1 area for extra services Teto
read, and the bills rejected BY UNANIMOUS vote Inc
bills were then laid on the table,
Assessors clerk 0sConnors bill Wss taen taken up,
and laid over to ne1t meetiug.
Collector Hallanin presented bills for podtsse ana
other expenses TO tbs amount Of $N8.28, Which we're
examined and ordered uaid.
THE TOWN FINANCES.
Following Is statement presented by COLLECTOR Hal
hnln IN regard to collections for the town:
Paid Supervisor Baker.
fostaHe eta1Pass.. Aso
s11ss1t9s10k..: .s*ssssss*s*""" -
stationary aud casA blanks. %
Suno@1ea'.-. ,.-..-s.s.'-'
4otd..-. ..ss.sss" ...%A'.'Ve
......- RECEIVED.
Commission IN Stat tsr sr.....,,,,.... 683
Commission on couLty tax....-.--..- ....s.. ,sas
Commission on marx TAR r.....,...,,... 335
Commission on boulevard and park ra1.-...... s9
Vest Park and boulevard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ioLA. ....'..:....sis''oo
The Board voted K itself tho usual per diem.
Assessor Clark wls authorized TO engage 1an1tor,
and hts compensation Was fixed Ut $40 pcr month";
Tho Board lien adjourned sine dte-
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CRIMINAL.

Jane. Murphy gouged an eye ont Of Edward Nc
| T.nrhlin and thus committed the crfme Of mayhem
Justice Foote fixed his bonds at s3oo0 but in the ab
o"N ~ -.
| The case OF James fRnnln, charged with forgery
xas to have come up be{ora Juatcs Scuy at o'clock
,f,orrcor hrt vas continual unt3l the sart
s. ,r-,.e.s.~se... ,.r,,,- u, tha i,1,oa. ~
nonf Wednesday al1elnoon' o"1as aansss ~ 7 ~. ~
counsel for the prosecution and the u1accounu 1o1
absence Of counsel for the defense.
p,,.,. 1,ondar.o, oot ont =, ths erts.v,,, Fr,a,v
roo-n;ne ra oot srrn1 and n,at1e hirse,f obnoxious
10 ses - A go, .15 49,. .-.as.aa .na
he took change Of venue from Justice summerdo1d
to Justice Foote who sent him back to tho House OF
correcton to work out SIS worth altar his brief
"
] non.
While David oshay was crossing the block tnclosed
- Aoota1s HasltSou' auo 'aA nu4eN o'teess @ooas
O'CLOCK aaat evening nc AYERS snas LIS "aS aIae1eo p4
four young men and robbed OF $44. One Of the men
With kn,fe and another with pistol ntmtdated the
victim with threats Of death. while t1e rest Of tue
gang robbed nun; sn BENG released osnay buried
nome ana daV1eed tne ponce- Ihe nlgn"1s1aen arc
am ecetIv SH1 d4essaa s's u "e
william L. Newman md Hcmao Wheeler appeared
before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday aiternoon ind
Georae II. Whee1er the LaCroesa National Eank mar
The bond is not complete until eirned by Wheeier
himself, who will probably coma down to-day
in tbe escort of an otcer sim thu band and h,ys hja
berty Nra NAec}cr his wife ia ly1nc yery i'll and
her husband naturally desires to comnete The bond
a. earlY m nossiha.
The 1--WE men arrested at Len ont few days ago %
the ringeaders in the riotous strike among the guar
rymen were arragneda at the Armorg yestcrday morn
ing. When they we're brought into the dock tho At
toeiey 1o[ Tue pIasoneIs natco lat ne au ua ta1k
WIN Af asel one ol tne posses. ana nls attorney.
eua 5nat II nao oeen ateeu, ~ We" ol tne auetnsss
~ aual - te, ~ .14 taG ncasns 4pI te
days. and that Il during that time should they behave
tnemselsea there Would "a no oo)ecnon 70 dsmsslng
1oo charge. LIZ CESS "as coounaeo accosolngly.
At midnight Friday, Officer Hasketh had hia atteu-
ton attracted by the suspciops movements Of two
mca near tbs Northern Transportation Compsnys
called on Them to hst frsead Of which thry ran ~
and thouch fired at threo tines eacaped Yesterday
afternoou while laborats were repairing the si1eEalE
corner ri ynrth walls and Indiana eIreafa thev dis
roxsrra ths roht f;neer ~ anmehoav,s hana xshjct
e1~ A1-~ --+hsH -
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The New Empress Range.
It is with pleasure TIE recommend to our housekeep-
ing readers the Empress Range sold only at Dal
TONS l92 State street 1t costs than inferior
ranges. Kitchen outfits specially there.
, 1876-04-23


IN old and highly esteemed citizen OF Chicago goea
10 thu city Of tho dead so-day Uriah H. Wheeler
who came 10 Chicago over quarter Of century ago.
was etrtcken by p.rslysis some two weefa ago. and
tfter long struggle With the BY
he best Of medical advisers and numerous friends
k1a spirit took flight to rollins above Sir Wheeler
had for nineteen ysars been connected with the Frx
prasbytesxn Church. md was IN aetive and consist
ent worker in the cause Of Christ: 81 hts geutAi
annerx by his strong md Bince1s friendship, he had
sudsared hinseH to ~ who knew him. HI business
sarser marked bT tho Etrctest integrity, ths high
ii standard Of mercantile honor. When two yeaEs
tse with competency, he retired from the cares Of
sraIpnss he bors with him the best wishes Of al with
Ehpca he hAd in contact In the prime Of life he
a1uttten down. leaving wife his sole s1rv5EeE, and
ahost Of friends who desplJ mourn his loss, but not
n {o< ons without hope
LAKE PARK.
Lake Parf, between the Exposition Building and
Tvsth street. is rapidly becoming the pride Of III who
ssases It l. really worth all ths othsr pszfs OF the city
me clover and bluegrass arc growing finely, forming
K1azd of erust beauty The section Of the park IN
frcat of ths Gardner HOUSE II. dsubert & b.. - =,
su1nsd tht sxpenss Of hytug cut vary tastefn1 tnd
I Iii econ faru vssy attractive feature. urang
3hs Iau md v1utas Mr.. Superintendent ossaea
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IS Et tlR Brute 30

Now that the republican party
has laid the ghost of the third
term, its most prominent journals
are beginning to denounoe Presi-
dent Grant for some of his dis
graceful acts of administration,
and especially for carrying out his
peculiar ideas of civil service re-
form, by turning out of Office every
republican official who favors re-
form, and filing their places with
the most notorious advocates of
the republican party principle of
" addition, division and silence. !"
Even That simon pure republican
sheet, Harper's Weekly. is not
afraid to say that Grant seems de-
termined to make those who voted
for him ashamed of him, and
warns its readers that
his acts must not be considered IA
tho acts OF his party.
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We are indebted to Can't. Paasn

We are indebted to Capt. Peasg.
of the excellent and reliable
schooner Alice Taylor, for the fol-.
lowing. information The new
lighthouse at Calcasieu Pass ig
being rapidly constructed, and
Will be finished in a short time.
This building is all iron, and is
being constructed by the U. s,
Government. -... .-
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10 aVril

We are authorized to announce E. T..
LEWIS as q candidate for the office of
Judge of the 8th Judicial District, Su5s
ject to the nomination Of q District
Democratic Convention if held, and if
not, to a nomination of the Parish
Democratic Conventions, to be held
during the current year in the Parishes
Of Calcasieu and st. Landry.
March 1G
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u of southeast Il Of Sec. 8, township 6
south, range 7 west, containing 40
acres; said property having been seized
by me to satisfy privilege and claim
due the State of louisiana end parish
Of Calcasieg for taxes upon said prop
erty for the years IA and rs, amount
ing to SO %, together with all costs
and charges.
47--A certain tract Of land assessed
in the name of Thomas P. Wagnon
situated in this parish, and described
as follows; The west 4 Of Sec. 7. town
ship r south, range 6 west, containing
3l5 83-I00 acI es; said property having
been seized by me to satisfy a privilege
and claim due the State of Louisiana
and parish Of CalcasieU, for taxes upon
said property for the years IA and rs,
Amounting to $l3 81, together with al
costs and charges
48A certain tract Of land assessed in the
name Of William J. Wacnon situated in ths
parish, and described as follows; East bsl Of
northeast quarter Of sec' |, township south,
range west, containing so acres. Said props
erty having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and ola IN due the State Of Louisiana
and parish at CUlcagleu for taxes upon aid
properly tDr t o years "a and rs, amounting
So %, together With I'll costs and charges
49-A certain tract Of land assessed in the
name Of William White, situated in this parish,
and described as follows: Southwest quarter
of northeast quarter of Sec, 8 township. 0
south, range 8 west, containing so $4,000
acres. Lot of Sec township 10 south,
range west con tanning % lCalOU acres. Lot
y, &c. 9, township 10 south, range 9 west.
containing 40 ll~lU3 acres. Lot l See. 9,
township 10 south, range 9 vest containing 40
24~lOO acres. Lot 1, See. 9, township 10 south,
range west, containing AZ $1,000 acres.
Southeast quarter Of northeast quarter, and
nor beast Quar'er o. southeast onarter, Sec. 8,
township 10 south, F'nge west, cunraioinr
81 81 100 acres. Said property having hcon
seized by me to satisfy privilege and claim
aue the Stu'e Of Louisiana and parish of Cali
seu, tor taxes Up"n sid properly for he years
- ~ and 70, Amounting 10 $2l 70, lOrctLer
wi all costs and charges.
50-A certain tract Of land assessed in the |
name OF Eamupl M VII iotns gitr ;tgI -, Eli,
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CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

We are authorized to'announce VIM.
VINCENT as Eft. candidate for the,
House of Representatives, at the cleo
ton in November next. Aug. II
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t0,t ~ ana 20, amounting to
So AZ, together with all costs and
chFrges. H.
39-A certain tract of land as
sossed il the name of Louis A.
Mehle, situated in this parish, and
described IS follows Lots z, 10,
Is and 16, sec, 9, township 9 south,
range 8 west, containing 24G
68-lOO acres; said property having
been seized by me to satisfy a
privilege and claim due the State
of Louisiana and parish of CaIca-
sleu, for taxes upon said property
for the years '73, IA and rs,
amounting to $18 81, together with
ali costs and charges.
4O-A certain tract of land as
sessed in the name of n. Mehle,
situated in this parish, and de-
scrlbed as follows Lots 8 and 8,
of sec. 8, township 8 south, range
8 west, containing 66 22-I0O acres;
said property having been seized
by me to satisfy privilege and
claim due the State of Louisiana
and parish Of CaIcasieu, for taxes
due upon said property for the
years '73, IA and rs, amounting
to SIS 81. together with all costs
and charges.
IA certain tract of land as
sessed in the name of Amedee
Pujo, situated in this parish, and
described as follows Lots 9, II, |
II and Is, of sec. rs, township 7 |
south, range Z west, containing
1876 l8-I00 acres said property !
having been seized by me to salts,
fy a privilege and claim due the
State Of Louisiana and parish of
Calcasieu, for taxes upon said
property for the years II, n, 70,
IA and IS, amounting to $25 10,
together with all costs and charges.
42--A certain tract of land as
sessed in the name Of John Scars,
situated in this parish, and de-
scribed MS follows The east } of
northeast / of sec. Is, township 5
south, range 7 west, confirming so !
53-lCO acres said property having
been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due she State OF
Louisiana and parish of CaIcasieu,
Tor taxes upon 8"id property tor
me years r@ Il ana 10, "monntIng
10 9t o. to&e'her with all costs
ana cnarSe8'
4'I-A certain tract OF hand as l
'eSSeo III the name OF .. Is. Ste,
PhenS, situated ~ Tins parish, and
deScT'o7u as tolIoWS; the undI-
'I0"o Oh northwest / OF sec. 8,
~ South, range ~ west, !
100 Oj-lOO acres. The
i Oh northeast / Of sec. )
, township ~ south range 10 {
TeS'' contalh'n8 100 93- 100 acres.
nc nnoI'ioe1 ! OF southwest i OF 1
Sec o. township ~ south, range :,
III west, containing l33 80 100 t
'creS' Also the north OF north .
'aSC / OF sec; ~ township 10 y
10, IToannGo IL west, continuing a
y % !OO acres sad property 3
having oeen Selzed by me to salts t.
: "a PrlVHe8e ana cialm due the "
2tate OF Louisiana ana parish OF a
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This mark X, in pencil, on the
margin, means that your subscrip~
ton has expired.
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I am candidate for Judge of the 8tlr
Judicial District. at the election to take
place in November, 1876.
GEO. W. HUDSPETF.
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Je sms candidat pour Juge du SINE.
District Judiciaire. p6lection qui aura
lieu en- Novembre, 1876.
GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
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FFRREOI. PERRODIN.
10 AOGt

W" aye authorized to annouucoI.AU-
RENT HUPRE, Esq, AS candidate
for the office Of District Attorney Of the
Sth judicial District, subject to the APP
rrovAI Of She Democratic party en-
pressed through District Convention,
OF Conventions ct the pNishcs COM
posing the DIStmct, Anvil Il
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April 10

Je suis candidat pour Juge du SINE
District Judiciaire. P6lection qui aura
lieu en- Novembre, 1876.
GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
10 ayril
We are authorized to announce E. T..
LEWIS as q candidate for the office of
Judge of the 8th Judicial District, Sosbs
ject to the nomination of District
Democratic Convention if held, and it.
not, to a nomination of the Parish
Democratic Conventions, to be held
during the current year in the Parishes
Of Calcasieu and st. Landry.
March 1G
For District Attorney.
T am candidate for District Attor
ney of the 8th Judicial District, at the.
election to- take place in November
next.
FERREOL PERRODIN.
August 10
Je suis candidat pour Avocat lie Dis
tIict dR SINE District ,In5Iciuirp, Il L.
lection 'Eui aura lieu ca Noycmbro pro-,
CHILL" ,,77pD,,o1 Dr,7.7nv,,,
10 Aodt
! W" are authorized to communicable
RENT HUPRE, Eaq., As a candidate
for the office Of District Attorney Of the
8th judicial District, subject to the APP
!rovAI Of She Democratic, party en-
pressed through District Convention,
OF N'"hEen1 no ot the PARISHES com
posing the DA"IE'ct' April ID
,1:1~,-
OI'rA II (""3'' i'f the PARISH OF C"lrn-
"Ie"' "t Ae election IN II, NoyGmner, 1876
r f., oIL'l14N I'1OhAhD'
"''| /"
nm, . c,n5;i,t, F,, paoor.7o,. 81 49,,
N9 9; ;t t}' @I"U2n' 3od respectfully
H''lGlS III" 9uPp"Tt OF :, me I4fCrS OF tins
I'''l 'S"' " . Nl1'AMAN'
- III, s,r;,;r,tio,, of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
en""7. 'HT ,'n',r. ~ Dn,neL""7
T SS;.;t ior tNe once OF tiGrk OF the
H ,Jl. I|'"i' CT 'n'" p''lIl'' "t the
clee1l4 - 10 l"Ne Pl"ce III November
p " -roro
GUY D. v MO09.
o,, o,,,.3..r--t-,- g., .,,.
tbo Hnuso 80 P",sn,,ao,,. ' ~ 49,, ~,
me N Rouse OF representatives at tho.
Tile G. W. RICHARDSON,
"oiy
r, o.;, ....17-I IN
10 ~ T'l;S S",,s1'''' P"t!r heI,reSehG "a
d "a LoSiSl@'':Ie' Il e4eoVloh en- NO.
'''n 0i0 P'o'" ~ q, DrCr,nDoo,,
g Tril,o+ ~ '" 'hOnAHl'0ON'
oJulIlet
DN W. @fT Ty @4C 1"131S 10 announce
a "a ' 49, ~. IMP ~ me present IN
GO t}: 10 S,i"l:'Ie loE the o1nco
~ 'oiioI ~ "a N"l0"SAe"' a' 0he Noyem-
wa o''0'''A' June -
Nors sor,r,o. 0,to,,..k ! .....
a - ~ oSS7s 1toN2, 9he1t @Gt9eiG
Ia Tni,osio,, !" pace qe 0hSrn
"~ C1'a?,''A0"' " eiec'lon oe HoVemors
P'"''''s'1i' -. .-# a. jun
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- Juin

At the request of my friends through
the District ! announce myself o.
candidate for the State Senate, for the
10th Senatorial District.
W. III. KIRKMAN.
Nav
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May 1

Having been solicited by numerous
friends, I hereby announce myself "a 81
candidate for Sheriff of Calcasieu par
ish, ut the November election.
ALLEN GILTiEA.
Feb. 10, 1876
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June a.

A la requ6te de beaucoup de mes
amis, Ie me pr6sente CONNIE candidat
pour Repr6sentant a la Legislature,
sujet Ia nomination dune Convention
D6mocratiquo do Paroisse sill v On q.
une, Addiction de Novembre proclaim.
W. L. GILL.
30 Tiyfu
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-17

At the earnest solicitation of many of
my democratic friends, hereby am
nounco myself as a candidate for the.
Lower House of the General Assembly,
subject to the nomination of a Demo,
cratic Parish Convention, if held.
w. Z. GILL.
June %