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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08
SALARIES OV UNITED STATES orrIcexs.


The annual salaries Of officers in the
Army, in active service, are as follows
General, Sl3,500; Lieutenant General,
81 900 Major General, 81, 600 BRIG.
adler r-Generaf, IS, 500; Colonel. 81 500
Lieutenant-Colone $4,000: Major
$500; Captain (mounted), 81. 600,
mot mounted), $500; RegimentaI
Adjutant and Quartermaster. each,
sl,sOO; First Lieutenant, (mountedl,
81 600; First Lieutenant (not mountedl.
$1,000; Second Lieutenant (mounted),
81 300 mot mounted), 81, 400; Chap.
lain, 81 800. The pay Of retired Off.
Gers Except General and Lieutenant
GeneraD is % per cent. less than this.
All officers below Brigadier- General re.
ceive 10 per cent. in addition for each
five years service, up 10 twenty yearv,
making total addition for veterans Of
40 per cent.
The annual salaries of the principal
officers of the United States NAVY.
while at sea, are as follows: Admiral,
$4,000; Vice-Admiral, SO, 600 Rear.
AnnlAIal, So,oOV commodore, s., 900
captain, $4,000; Commander, $4,5O0
Lieutenant Commander, $500; Lieut-
enant, 81. 400; Masters, 81, 500; En-
sign, $1,000; Midshipman, $1,000.
Lieutenant Commanders, four, and Lieu
tenants, Masters and Ensigns, five
years after date Of commission. receive
an addition Of 5000 per annum 10
their salaries. The pay of all these
officers Except Admiral), when on
shore duty, averages about one-fifth
less, and wien on leave or waiting or
ders il IL about one-third less.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

''''' MEXICAN '''''
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

ThisIInimsnt very naturally originated Ia Amori.
- where Nature provides IN her laboratory such
suEp<ising antidotss for the maiadies Of her ehll
dren- Its fame has been spreading for 8 years.
untn now ft eDeinc1es tho habitabls globe.
The Mexican HuStang L4nimsnt Is . matches
remedy for aiIexteFAal ailments Of man and beast.
= To stock owners and farmers Il Is invaluable.
A single bottIe often sayes human life ORE
stores tbs usefulness oG an excellent horse. OF.
COW, or sheep. r@tf fasrrs #sz@sE
. It cures footfot, hooe-an, hollow horn, grub.
screw-worm, shouider-rot, mango, the bites and
stiugEoe poisonous reptiles and insects. and every
such drawback 70 stock breeding and bush life.
Il cures every external trouble OF horses, such
as1ameness, scratches, sWinny, sprainss founder,
Wiud1gEn, kingdoms, ETC., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Llnlment Is tho quickest
cuEo in tho world for accidents occurring in tho
family In the absence of physician, such rs
buns, scalds. spralnss cuts, etc, and for rheuna
tEns and stiffness ensendsred by exposure. Par
ttcular1y valuable to Miners.
Il iS the cheapest remedy IN the world, for lt
ponetEates the muscle to the bone, and a single
application is generally sunicEent TO cure
Mexican Mustang 11niment Is put up In three
azes Of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
aseay nauch lie cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08
suERMASs ELoP.
John Sherman in 1868 held the fol.
lowing sentiments. We appeal from
Philip drunk TO Philip sober:

JohH oueruAn IN 1000 nelu the fol-
lowing sentiments. We appeal from
Philip drunk to Philip sober:
u. s. SENATE CHAMBER,
WAsHIxGToS, March 80, '6s.
DEAR SIR:--I was glad TO receive
your letter. My personal interests are
same as yours, but like you, / do not
intend TO be influenced by them. MY
construction cf the law Is the result
Of careful examination, and feel quite
sure an impartial court would confirm
it If the case should be tried before a
court. / send you my views as fully
stated in speech. Your idea that
we propose to repudiate or violate 3
promise when we offer the principal"
in legal tender notes, is erroneous.
think the bondholder violates his prom
ise when he refuses TO take the same
kind Of money he paid for his bonds.
II the case is to DO tested by the law,
! am right; il it is TO be tested by Jay
Cookies advertisements, | am wrong.
] hate population, but we ought not to
be deferred from what is right for fear
of undeserved epithets. IL, under the
law as it stands, the holders Of five
twenties can only be paid in gold, and
the bondholder can demand only the
kind Of money he paid, then he is re-
pudiator and extortioner TO demand
more valuable than he gave.
john SIBERIAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08
ATrRAcruNG THE rUnLlc EYE.

Jim Brown, a worthy German, died
in franklin, Pa, recently, and his next
friend, also a worthy German, was APP
pointed administrators to settle up the
affairs Of his estate. The administra-
tor called at q printing Office the other
day to have some posters printed an
neuncing that the goods would be sold
at public auction. 81 want YOU to
write up dose bills in some kind Of
sthyle," said the administrator, whose
mind runs much to business Il want
somding dot viii addraot der buplic eye,
und bring in der beeples from der goun
dry" The printer made. suggestion
or two. Mrs. Prown and niineself
haf dalked 1t it ofer,D continued the
business man, ssund We want you to
headt dose bills Something's like dis
way" aud he marked on the wall with
his cane to show what he wanted in
big letters e HoorraY- -hoorraw
Jim Brown is dead p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

The man who, but for revolution
would now be Tycoon of Japan, is a
student in Paris, living quietly as d..
Tokugawa. He is SMALL, 1.-THE and
we'll dressed. His income is 5000, 900
a year, of which he spends little on
himself and sends the remainder to
his followers, who were ruined BY the
revolution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

The young Prince Imperial, so call.
ed, Of France, it is not likely viii ever
disturb that republic. He has very
indecisiye face, resembling his mothers.
It IS the opinion Of those who have
seen him that the young man dom t
amount 20 muck.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

FATHER gently said .Dont stun
yictuals into your mouth that way, my
son; Oliver Cromwell didn't eat after
that fashion. The boy, after ponder
ing for q while, remarked to himself,
And ] don't believe Oliver Cromwell
walloped his boy for finding a bottle Of
whisky in the shed when be was look
ing for 8 horse shoe, either"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

Meditation is charged with being: adj
dicted to profanity. He's always dis
cussing something or other
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

Dean Stanley makes no gesture
when pteaching He reads his sermons
from manuscript.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08

Captain Bogardus announces hiswitf-
drawal from pigeonshooting contests
for the next two years.
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Bstters Of every kind, and the best
brands Of tobacco and Cigars.

sri want everybody to understand that
{ have opened out 3 first-elass wholesale
liquor store, where city and country deal
eTs can procure their stocks e Portland
prices, with only freight added.
Rooms on the corner OF Front and Ferry
Streets, Albany, Oregon. 28n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-08
DOCTOR N. HENTON,
Physician and Surgeon,

Having permanently located in the city
N Of Albany, and entered upon the
thirty-first year OF his practice, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the
cttizons OF Albany and surrounding 9oun-
Try.
0flce at Foshay & Mason's Drug
store. Residence ON First Street. vl2n40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
Orleans Central Relief Committee.
NEW OgLEsHs Eoyernher o I,

New ORLEANS. November Q. 1873.
Whereas, the epidemic and restitution pre-
yailing In, our midst tried eyery pure minded
heart, and 80 many ffered their Lives and
wealth TOWARD the am celebration Of suffering hu~
nanity, 1t would b. under ordinary circuna-
stances ont Of place TO eulogjze any one In par
ticular. but as the object Of three resolutions
has used more than ordinary efforts to prevail
on the United States government, and succeed
eli, notwithstanding ali opposition. TO obtain for
as 10000 rations u be distributed among 90
many suffering fami' les, it Is our pleasing duty
to bear testimony 70 the noble aud disnteresfeG
behavior OF Col. g. L. SMITH. who found ns
trouble too arduoUs or means too difficult to
assist us In onr undertaking: therefore be it
hesoloed. That this committee hereby ae~
knoWledge their appreciation Of Col. g. l.
Smith as gentleman. whose tenae Of duty TO-
ward hie fellow men places him Ia our estlma~
ton high as humanitarian.
KesotDed, That O. copy Of these resolutions Es
furnished to Col. G. l.. Smith, and same os alars
published in the New Orleans neWspaperg
By order Of the committee.
THAD. WATERMAN,
nna lt10D SecretarY.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AAsOCT1a
TION,
Rooms No. Sz Camp street.
EFw GpT.vAru Gc+ot,ar

New ORLEANS, October 81, 1879.
Frank L.. Richardson. Esq, President Orleang
Relief Committed
Dear SIr-At the close Of season memorable
for the distress enfaiIsd nnon orr csnmnnify
by the prevalence Of yellow fever In It's most
Virulent form. our Relief Committee In It's ae~
tive efforts TO mitigate suffering and relieve ths
destitution incident TO epidemic 80 wide
spread, are call~d upon 70 express TO your
association the high appreciation He entertafra
for the invitation extended 10 ua and accented
10 cooperate with you In distributing suullIee
Of food TO the deatitute poor Of our p0puIaffon-
We recognize the charitable motive you eptsr~
tanned in this worthy effort 70 suceor the needy,
and can truly testify that % far as our ccgnl-
zance Of your work reaches the aid Won hs.Va
rendered filed place that no other organiza~
ton could cover, he benefits Of which were
equally shared By all who were fonad worthy
With thanks tor the liberal acquisitions grant
ed our Relief Committee. and sentiments Of tbs
nittee. l am, very truly, z mrs.
". G. SHEPARD,
no3 1t2dp
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TICK E|T
OF THE
CITIZENS
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
I'I1CI1. IIl'

Mayor-.vOHN WIS SON.
Administrator OF Finance-Col. Augustus
Administrator of ACCOUNTABLE Dudley Cole
administrator OF Commerce-Thomas e.
Administrator OF Waterworks and Public
Buldings-Ed. r. Manning.
Administrator o. Ppiice-CaDt. W1lllam Pler ,
Administrator OF lmprOvem ontS-T. 3. Will
administrator of Assessments - Aristide
Civil sherifr-Capt r. B. Peasants.
Criminal therif-Mandevile Marigny.
Recorder, First and Fourth Districts-judge
Recorder Second and Third Districts Ernest
coroner Upper Dstrlcts-D DR.. F. L. fancy.
Coroner, Lower Districts-Dr. Henry BezOu.
First Die trict-Thos. G. Noel.
s y; Dist!ictICarseton Hunt
Four II iJietrist-Chas. II. Schenck
Fifth Disrct-JAmes Freret;.
sixth Dstrict-sam'l s. Carlisle AID Charles
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
First Ward james Timony.
Second Ward-M. D. Lagan and John a. Gil
Third ward-J. D. Hill, Simon F. Munroe and
Chas. e. Grips.
Fifth Ward-Louis Arnauld and Aphonse Ka-
Sixth Ward-L Andre Burths
D6FPn'u W La IOlSttlll ttI1A III kStlAo
Grnndpre.
IEiebth Ward-iyqhn For Gt;,e, 49,, a
l' Tant th'' Wfard-Frank Lauer and Joseph Fl.
| Spearing:
Eleventh Ward-Geo. W. Young and John ?.
Smith.
Twelfth Ward-Joaeph D Kenton.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards-E. L.
Bower.
Fifteenth Ward-Wm. Mckee.
Sixteenth and seventeenth Wards-Paul
Green.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
| First Juatice-J. Paris Childress.
bpcond-W. Fl. Holmes.
Third-John l.. Laresche.
FOurth-F. Il. Hernan1ez.
| Fifth-Wm. Sarr az n.
Sixth-Judge Jro. Livingston.
Faventh Chae. O'ROurke.
| Eighth-A, J. Roman.
! CONsTABLEs.
! First Justices COURTROOM Hurley.
Second Justices Court-Jaa. A. Moran.
| Third Justices Court-E BOulig y.
| Fourth Justices court ?. Ad: Fortier.
! Fifth Justices Court Robt. Thomas
| Sixth Justice Conrt-DanI OLeary.
| Seventh JUSTICES COurt-F Gels
Eighth Justices Court-Philip MITCHELL
Oc24 ia
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LADIES' PEABODY AUXILIARY ASS1~
CATION.
New ORLEANS, November Q. 1873.

New ORLEANS November Q. 1873.
Tho following contributions to date are ae~
knowlsdged:
From 4. Il L. Levy. New Orleans. La pack
From ST. Louis Peabody Assoclation-1 bon
sundries. is mattresses. Is pillows.
From ladies Of Boston, Mass, through Messrs.
G. Fl Lawrence Co., cases sundries, 1 barred
From Ladies' Southern Relief Association,
Newport, r.. T.. per Cromwell Line Of steamers
cases shoes ETC.. n cases sundrleg barrelg
sundries key sundri,s..
From Southern keli-f Committee Of Esw
York Chamber OF Commences. through Angell &c
Co.. per Cromwell Line OF steamers-172 cases
clothing 20 barrels clothing, ii trunks clothing
From Brunswick. Co. per Southern EXPRESS
case clothing
From Mees's. Dana 4 o., St, Louis, through
Mess, s. Rice Born Il Co.. New Orleans-6 COOK
From First Unitarian Church. P1,ladelphlas
NJ d R1GHEn bo 5s yet iTnsaS 's sumner AD
From Mr. Morris McGraw New Orleans-'
From 70 nj Mesars. G. r. Flnlay & Co.. New Or
From Messrs. B. J. West h Co., New Orleans
| From Messrs E. J. Hart & Co.. Now Orleans
From Mr.. a. Roy. New Orleans-1 safe.
| From MI. Dhlshemer. New Orleans-1 DOE
| From ladies Of Anderson Ind. ind Ornorga
Tribe No. So I. o. Red Men, through Mrs. A. l..
O'Hara, President Ladies' Relief Committee
From Southern Express, New Orleans-uss
From Crescent .City Railroad Company-sfo
| In nckelg for car fare
| From Now Orleans and Carrollton Railroad
| COmpany75 "ar fares
From New Orleans City Railroad Company
| 10 ear passes fOctOb"r)
| From Cromwell Line Of stegmers-transpoE-
tatiOn free.
From Bouthern Express Company-transDor-
| nos It BAM'L CARTER. Secretary.
Rooms OF CAHnoLLToN RELIEF AssoC1AuoH,b
| New Orleans. 7th District flnte CarroIltobl. I
| November 2. 1878. J
Tho CarrolIton Relief Association. auxiliary
TO the New Orleans Howard Association, Ina
closing no their labors desire to acknowledge
their obligations and return their sincere
thanks to the various public associations and
private individuals from whom they have re-
ceived assistance in tho prosecution Of their
| work in the Seventh District.
To tho Howard Association OF New Orleans.
for the cordial manner in which they have
recognized our association as auxiliary to their
own, and for tho liberaity with which they
have furnished US with the means OF supplying
medical treatment, nursing and provisions to
our destitute sick.
To Con. r. NJ Ogden. vice president OF the
Howard Assoc alton, for the interest taken By
him personally IN supporting onr lahOrs.
To the Peabody SuD-i-tence Association, for
, the aid received by our people through the
subsistence tickets supplied to us from time to
tire.
TO Messra. e. K. Converge, Frank Roder, J. d.
Glover, O. Cummings and others Individually
as men bers Of the Peabndy Association, for the
part taken by them in advancing our interests
TO Mr.. Simon Herngheim. for g. donation Of
n TO J91fs E D2n P n for the Wio
II the Rantist Church. IF West HunuertowD
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Eighth Representative District,
JOHN REANEY.
Ninth Representative District,
W. e. FITZGERALD.
GEO. Fl. sTECHMAN
Tenth Representative District,
NJ Fl, REDON.
FRANCIS LAUER.
Eleventh Representative District.
GEO. W. YOUNG.
JOS D. TAYLOR.
1t0elM Representative District.
8. F. PAkM ELEE.
Thirteenth Representative District.
T.. L. BOWER.
Fourteenth Representative District.
K. sCRATCHLEY.
Fifteenth Hepresertntive District.
VIM MCKEE.
fSigned) CHAS. BYRNE
President of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
(Signed) JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Secretary Of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
A true COPY:
JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Secretary Of tic-Conservat1Ve Par1Sh
Nominating Convention.
To the Editor OF the Democrat:
am directed to transmit to your paper the
official journal of the Democratic COnserva-
tive party of Louisiana. this sheet. which con-
tains the official list of the candidates placed in
nomination by the Democratic Censor vative
Parish Nominating Convention of the parish Of
Orleans, lately held in this city.
-'''0'A' >' JOHN A. MCDONALD,
oc25td Secretary.
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Orleans Central Relief Committee.
Custom HOUSE.

CUsToM- HOUSE,
New Orleans, November O. 1878, )
KesotDed, That the thanks OF this community
are duo to Mr. Peter Holton. Uho, from the or
ganiZation Of his committee to the last day C
Issues gave the use Of his horse and buggy and
his personal services gratuit1usly, and with en-
ergy and zeal, attended to all the business
placed under his ch rye
Kesotued, further, That similar thanks are due
TO Messrs. Mike Walsh and Gus HolIander, 1te
acted as volunteers free OF charge, and to
y essrs. Fairbanks t. Co., ataufrer hacreadv
h Co., A. Baldwin h Go. and Taaanson Il Sims
for services rendered, and 10 Mr.. E. Ljienthas
for the use OF lock and other coultesies.
By order Of the committed:
noa 1t2dn TUAD WATERMAN sacre+arg
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Orleans Central Relief Committee.

CUSTOM HOUSE,
New Orleans, November 2. 1873.
We have the pleasure to acknowledge the fol-.
lowing contributions:
From tho citizens Of Jsreey City, n J.,
through Henry J. Hopper, Mayor,
through e. pIsbury Mayor....-.. ..'eae
From Company ID, WASHINGTON Guards.
Fourth Regiment New J~r-ey State Mill
tia. Cart. George B. Fielder. through
Mayor Henry J. Hopper. through e..
PilaDury, MAYOR. ..-.-,-,--.....--.--...... 90
no3 1t ALBERT BALDWIN, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS,
Distrfct OF Louisiana, I
New Orleans, Novemb Der 2. 1873
The SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION appoint
cd by the United States Circuit Court to serve
at the var GUS precincts in the city OF New Or
leans. on Tuesday. November s. 1873. are re-
quired to be at this Office In the Custom House
building, on MONDAY NEXT. to be sworn and
ooxo rnfaa1onad In tho fnlln,zinu ordar.
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For MAYOR,
7. W, PATTON.

For Mayor
I. W. PATTON.
For Administrator Of improvements.
J. D. HOUSTON.
For administrator Of Commerce.
]. HENRY BEHAN.
For administrator Of VaterDorks.
E. H. CHEVALLEY.
For administrator of Police.
PATRICK MEALLIE.
For Administrator Of Assessments.
WA HL>GTON MARKS.
For Administrator Of accounts.
JOHN GLYNN, JR
For administrator Of Finance,
A. FL. ISAAC5ON.
For Civil Sheriff of Orleans.
J, r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
For Criminal Sheriff Of Orleans.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
For Recorder of First Recorders Court.
M. J. SHEEHAN.
For Recorder Of Second Recorders Court.
ERNE1T MlLTENBERGER.
For Coroner of The first, Fourth. Fifth. SiItl
and Seventh Districts.
JOHN F. MARKEY.
For Coroner Of the Second and Third Districts
DIR. Il. RANCE.
For Justice Of First Justice Court.
w. j. MCCALL.
For Constable of First Justice Court.
JOHN HURLEY.
For Justice Of Second Justice Court
WYNNE ROGERS.
For Constable Of Second Justice Court
r. BARNES.
For Justice Of Third Justice Court.
THEODULE BUIS5ON.
For Constable of Third Justice Court,
STEPHEN KENNAIR.
For Justice of Fourth Justice Court
JOHN CAIN.
For Constable Of Fourth Justice Court.
W. Fl. BROOKS.
For Justice Of Fifth Justice Court.
VIM. SARRAZLN.
For Constable of Fifth Justice Court.
ROBERT THOMAS.
For Justice Of Srtt Justice Court.
2. KINNEY.
For Constable Of Sirth Justice Court.
JOS. KRIEGER.
For Justice of Seventh Justice Court.
JOHN BAEHR.
For Constable of Seventh Justice Court,
T. GELS.
For Justice of Eighth Justice Court,
A. j. ROMAN.
For Constable Of Eighth Justice Court.
PHILIP MICHEL.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

To the Voters of New OrEeans-The OBJ
ject of the proposed Twenty first Amendment
to ths Constitution, to bs voted on next
Tuesday. Is to remove the Academical Depart
ment Of Louisiana to Baton Rouge. and our
ritigpns ought to vote solid against II. The
Academicai Department will open on MONDAY
MKT, at IL m. and q promising cass is aready
mat, jrIlla cd nos ct
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A CARD.

Rumors having been circulated that would
withdraw from the contest for the Office OF Civil
Sheriff, I take this method Of informing my
friends that all such reports are false.
nosot# e. B pLEASANTS,
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
Sch ols
New Orleans October %, 1873.
Written application for position as TEACHER
OF NATURAL SCIENCE in the city schools
may be sent to the undersigned on or before
THURSDAY, November 7.
VIM. 0. ROGERS,
Chief Superintendent Public Schools. New Or
leans, oc30 1Y
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE, MOBILE.

GTUDIE9 WILL BE RESUMED IN THIS
- College on MONDAY, November II. Stu
train Of that day. For further Information
uleage address Jpauit's College, Baronne street,
Or to G. E. DUBkEUlL, No. 43 Peters street.
l.. CURIOZ, s. J.
New Orleana November 3. 1873. nos lot
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mmissioned In the following order:
A CA I'D.

The undersigned wishes to notify his friends
and the voters Of the Fourth Senatorial Distric
Second and Fifteenth Ward5) that he has with
drawn from the candidacy.
noa1t ROBT. @. DAVEY.
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FOR SENATOR'S:

First Senatorial District.
WILL STEVEN.
Second Senatorial District.
ONEZIME De BOUCHEL,
Third Senatorial District.
r. II. BENNER5.
Fourth Senatorial District.
DUNCAN F. KENNER.
Fifth Senatorial District.
GUS. A. BREAUX.
SiIth Senatorial District.
W. Fl. MERKEL.
J. M. HARDING.
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FOR REPRE~EN rATEvEs.

First Representative District,
MARTIN GORDON.
Second Representative District,
J. l.. GUBERNATOR.
THOS. HASAm, JR.
Third Representative District.
J. D. HILL,
NJ. J. HART.
FRANK MCELROY.
Fourth Representative District.
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN.
FIFTH Representative District
L. j RNAULD.
A. RABOU N, JR.
;gi1th Representative District.
". a. BIENVENU.
Seventh Representative District.
FRANK MARQUEE.
LEON HOLZHALB.
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ATTENTION.
VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH WARD.
JOSEPH HOLZ.

Democratic. Conservative. Reform and Inde
pendent candidate for
Representative of the Eighth Ward.
Election November s. 1873. no2 At
TO SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.
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special NO.Ies--OfTlce se. Hernard C0Ra
Company, New Orleans. September l6, 1873
Until further notice We will sell COAL at the
following rates, for cash: st. Bernard coal at IS
cents per barrel; Pittsburg coal at 80 cents per
barrel. Delivered free Of charge Within city
limits.
SOFT Il w. y. CAMPEELL, Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

Office of Crescent City Railroad Conn
pany. No 8 Chartres street. New Orleans. Octo-
Der ii, 1s78-At meeting Of the Board Of Direc,
tors, held this day.a dividend Of TWO PER
CENT was declared out Of the earnings OF the
past three months, payable on and after Mo-
vember 10 next. Transfers between October 81
and November 10 will be OK. dividend.
or22 I'd J. r. JUDEN, SECRETARY.