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Total for the week, 26; whites, 10; colored,
z; from hospital, /.
R. THROWN, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
-'Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of the
least of these ye did it unto me, are words
precious and beautiful---spokeu by our Lord
himself--and never was there greater OPP
portunity than the present for performing
just such deeds of kindness as are here al
luded to. The ravages of the epidemic are
apparent all around Us, and sorrow and des-
ttution are On every side. 1t seems an i'm
perative duty upon all benevolent organiza-
tions, as we'll as private individuals, to re-
double their efforts In relieving distress. We
would here suggest to the bereaved and sor-
rowing the selace 10 be found IN ministering
to the necessities of others. The words of
Jesus, alt is more blessed to give than to re-
ceiye," are trve indeed N the experience Of
those who find healing balm in the reflex
influence of giving the best the heart has to
give-sympathy and relief. The son, dying
far from home, understood this, when he
sent as last message to his beloved mother
the request that she should search and find
in some household a person who had no az
quaintance with sorrow. the sad mother
undertook to fill the request of her loved one,
and though the task was fruitless, she soon
became SO absorbed in relieving the sorrows
OF others as 10 1otg1t III a measure ner own
great grief. Feeling the responsibility rest
ing upon them, to do their part II these
times OF trial and distress, the ladies of the
Lauderdale Presbyterian church have organ
lied themselves into working band to secure
funds for the benefit of the needy. To further
this object, they propose to receive and faith
fully execute ordars in any department of
| fancy work. AS the season is approaching
when many articles useful and pretty are de-
sired as mementos, the ladies OF this church
would solicit such orders from any who may
wish to serve the double purpose of having
such work done, and placing means in the
worthy purposes. Orders left at the resi-
dences of either one of the following ladies
will receive prompt attention: Mrs. James
Day, 1863 Union street; Mrs. josiah Patterson,
J4f Linden street, aad Mrs. b. M, Estes, 597
Adams street.
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Are the most popular shoe dealers in The city,
and justly SO. We have been in louisville,
Cincinnati and other cities, but nowhere
have we found such pretty and well ar
ranged shoe store as Zellner & Co. s. They
have larger variety of fine custom made
goods and sell them at lower prices than they
can be purchased for anywhere else. If you
want good boots and shoes at reasonable
prices, call on Zellner & Co., 288 Main, corner
Madison
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2S3 Main Street. 283
Will offer, on Monday, November 25th, the
following lines Of cheap goods:
Ladies' corsets at 25c each, former price Soc.
Gents all linen handkerchiefs at 15c, former
price Csc.
Gents all linen handkerchief at zoe, former
price 40c.
Gents all linen handkerchiefs at 25c, former
price SOC.
LADIES' hemstitched all linen handkerchief
at Zoe each.
Towels reduced from zoe to Zoe each.
Linen damask napkins reduced to Csc dozen.
Best Windsor toilet soap 40c dozen.
Silk neck-ties, inches widei25c each, former
price 75c.
Turkish towels reduced from 75c to 35c.
Kid gloves, two button, SOC, worth 81.
Good wA@ae shirts, ready for use, Csc.
Good CO red shirts, ready for use, Csc.
We ar still offering our well-known I'M
laundried shirts, pure linnen, three-ply fronts,
at S5c each, or six for SIS.
Berlin zeypher wool at Zoe and 1870 per
ounce, to close.
J. H. JOHNSTON, 2S3 Main Street.
FULL line of gents underwear, at BAG
Main street.
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Save Your ChiId'sLif !

By giving Dr. MoPFETT's TEETHINA Teeth
ing PoaoderS.) TEETHINA will regulate the
bowels and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and tie summer complaints of
children, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents worms. Anodynes
only soothe; Teethina cures the child. Will
kerson & Co., and all druggists keep it.
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st. Andrews Society,

A meeting of the st. Andrews society will
be held at No. 40 Court street, on Tuesday
evening, November 26th, at half-past seven
o'clock. Election of officers, etc. Members
are particularly requested to be present.
". WALLACE YOUNG, Treasurer.
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The most valued medical preparations
always meet with the most unwarrantable
imitators, who endeavor to trade on its mer-
its. Therefore, whenever you ask your drug
glst for DR.. C.. M'Lane's Vermifuge, always
see that the signature of Fleming Bros,
Piftshnrp " Is ON the Wranner
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DPasSmaking.

| Mrs. E. Langan, late with Mrs. M. G..
Hunter, has opened her dress making rooms
at 240 Nam street, where she is now pre-
pared to attend ladies who may favor her
| with their orders. Prices moderate.
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Notice..

j. L. Lowry will open a meat-market al
the corner of fernando and Provine streets
on Tuesday, November 26, 1878. He will
keep constantly on hand choice fresh meats.
and solIcits the patronage of the public gen.
orally.
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For Upward OF Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves soind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarrhed, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
wen-tried remedy. TtOenty-ti re cents bottle
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j. A. SienaieO.
Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
game and celery, at 278 Second street, oppo-
site Court square.
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MilIeP's stock

OF boots and shoes are well-known as the
| best that are made, and are now being sold
regardless of cost. 22l Main street.
FIOyd's Ladies' Restaurant,
Enlarged and improved, No. 279 Main street.
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A Rana Ehnnno.

A few fine Chickering and Stelnway pianos
will be sold at less than cost to reduce stock
Call at once, at H. G.. Holenbergs music
house
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For all liver complaints and their attendant
evils, bilious attacks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. &. w. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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Glorious News to the Needy.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

Worth of mems, boys and chIldren's cloth
ing will be sold in the next thirty days, by
order of the United States court. at the ole
stand of q. fluids, No. $685. Main street
near Union. Also large line of gents fur
nishing goods. Call soon, as they must be
sold and no humbug. Remember, 1881
Main. The largest stock of
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Administrators Sale,

The well-known stock of boots and shoes
OF VIM. Miller are being sold, regardless of
cost. Now is your time TO get .6rst-class
goods very cheap.
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Of all kinds on hand and made to order by
Dickinson, No. 800 Main street.
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Don't .CrY
Truth In q Nutshell,

About hard times when you can purchase a
twenty dollar suit for fifteen dollars at the
Great Western clothing house.
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II. Seessel, ST., & Son, corner Jefferson and
Second streets, just received large and Sc
lect assortment Of fresh fish.
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CARPETS,

OIL-CLOTHS,
RUGS, AND
WINDOW SHADES,
At a very great sacrifice.
In order to close out remainder of our car
pets, oIl-coths, ETC., we will sell
Best A oil-cloth Is cents a yard.
Best 8-4 oil-cloth 90 cents a yard.
REMNANT CARPETS
At exceedingly low prices.
Vim. Frank & Co., 249 Main Street.
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Fish. Fish. Fish.

Unlaundried shirt in the city for seventy-fN
cents at the Great Western clothing house.
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Acknowledged

BY everybody, that the Great Western sells
the best goods for the least money.
YES, we will-not let aayoae beat us in
the stationery line, n. WILLIAMS & CO.
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Kahn d Freiberg, Cor. Main and Poplar,
FIOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, but never equaled.
Removal,

L. Herr has removed to Sarah Born's old
stand, Nos. lat and 149 Poplar street, where
he will be pleased to meet his old friends.
A large and fresh stock OF goods, consisting
of clothing, shoes, hats, ETC., always on hand
and at low prices.
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LEUBRIE'S

LEUBRIE'S
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY
Cheaper than any house in the city.
Choice Goods at Low Prices.
Some of the bargains for this week:
so pieces black and colored dress goods
121sc, l5c, 221Sc-about half price.
20 pieces fine black cachmere-25c, 36c,
45c, 55c-a special bargain.
Linen handkerchiefs, &c, 10c, 121ac.
LEUBRIE'S
so Ladies' Cloaks, Latest Styles,
At fifty cents on the dollar.
Full lines of ladies' and gents underwear
on our great plan, ten per cent. above cost.
Come and see for yourself.
LEUBRIE'S
Felt skirts from 45c to s. 50,
Ladies' vests Soc, worth SOC.
LEUBRIE'S
Fine scarlet and white fannels, from I5c
up to 45c. We sell cheap.
so bridal quilts, from SOC to 81.
Blankets and COverlits at Cost.
English black crepes, from 75c to 81.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
Full lines of ladies' and children's hose,
from Toe to 81.
Children's vests at half price.
LEUBRIE'S
so dozen towels at s.,
Is dozen fine damask towels-l0c, I21lc,
20c-worth double.
Table linens and napkins at cost
10 pieces crash 81. worth To-.
Great success of cur
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Trimmed hats, from 81 to s.. Selling
eliewhere 10; twice the money.
Bargains in every department.
Furnishing Goods.
Fest stock in the city.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
A speciality.
Jet jewelry. Jet jewelry.
Call and examine our prices. No urging to
purchase.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods.
247 LEUBRIE'S 247
WHITE, Wilson, Howe and Singer ma
chimes, all new and cheap, at J. B. Aldrich's,
254 Second.
Before Purchasing
Your clothing be sure to examine the styles
and prices at the Great Western, 227 Main
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BUTrERIcK's fashion publications, cata'
logues, delineators, fashion sheets, plates
and reports of winter styles, can all be found
at J. B. Aldrich's s, 254 Second.
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FOR RENT.

MO. 367 Adam street Pillow place..
No. $50 Shelby street, 5 Tocms.
No. B2 Madison street, rooms.
No. lO7 Jefferson street, Z rooms.
No. 22B Wellington street, rooms.
No. lSq DeSoto street, rooms.
Nos A and 20 Marshal avenue.
Nos 5S and 90 Marshal avenue.
No. 27S Vance street, IOSms.
Southeast corner Market and Third sts II rooms.
Nos. S6 and 80 Exchange street, 8 rooms each.
No. 621 Shelby street, q rooms.
No. 1868 Union street, 3 rooms.
No. 3l7 Madison street, 9 rooms.
no. 81 q LaudeTdale street
No. Ash PontOtOc street, ext Z rooms.
no. | 7 Court street, 10 rooms.
No. ] Huling street, q rooms.
No. 1877 Carroll avenue, rooms.
Taylor place with IA acres, on Central avenue.
Residence and groun5s at MGehee station, in ele
CANT order.
Donoho place on Memphis and Charleston railroad
Several Main street stores.
Law Offices and rooms.
Cottages in various parts of the city.
Farming lands for 1879.
GUION, BLACK & CO.,
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Are being sold at prices that none try to COM
pete with. Miller's stock is being sold at
administrator sale. Come and see, No.
221 Main street,
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DIR. Turner. Dentist.
Re liner Il Go.

No. 3I3 Main street, administers nitrous
oxide gas for painless extraction Of teeth.
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Silk Department
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
We are now showing the choicest novelties in
Black gross-grain silks,
Colored faille silks,
Fancy rave and quadrllle silks.
Trimming silks and satin speciality.
R. LOwenstein 4 Bros.
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Mccarthy,
Gaufs, PuruiSI,op af ok and 125Is M N

Mccarthy.
Gents furnisher. at 235 and 2S5I2 Main
street, has all the latest novelties.
JUST arrived: Gents listers, at $5, 346
Main street.
Extra Fine Dr8y Mules.
J. A. Forrest & Co., whose extensive sta
bles are on Monroe street, will to-day receive
a number of the best draY mules ever brought
to the city. Forrest & Co. deal with a num-
Der of the largest stock-raisers in Kentucky,
and can Eli orders for anything in their line,
from small mule to thoroughbred racer.
Men, Women and Children
Find boots and shoes at Miller's at prices
never before known. Come and see. Under
Worsham house.
A Rare Chance
A few fine Chlckering and Steinway pianos
will be sold ut less than cost to reduce stock.
Call at once, at Fl. G. Hollenberg's music
house.
The boss overcoats for So 10. at $40 Main
street.
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AMUSEME MS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.
DAVEY & BROOKS. Projectors
Opening OF the
DRAMATIC SEASON,
On Monday Evening, November 25th.
For four nights and Matinee Thursday
THE GREAT COMEDIAN,
MR. JOHN Il. RAYMOND,
Supported by his own company.
Monday, November 25iht
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS.
Tuesday, November 26th,
RISKS.
Wednesday, November 27th,
MARRIED LIFE and TOODLES.
Thursday. November 2Sth,
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLRRS.
GRAND THANKSGIVING MATINEE.
- Box sheet open at Holienberg's Music Store -
Monday, December 2d, Gotthold Rial's Uncle
Tom Combination.
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10 Madison street.
NwELLING--A desirable brick front dwelling
IL 1894 Vance street. I'm hrst-class repair contain
ing five rooms, kitchen and seIvasts room attached
SO per month. Inquire OF J. W. MCown, "a Court
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 1888 Wellington street
l. Apply to 7; B: TURLEY,
No 43l2 Madison street.
PooMS Comfortable rooms, in a private house,
families. No fever been on the premises. Rates TO
suit the times. No. 101 jefferson street
THE residence of Ell Rayner, at Gnrs Station
1 Memphis and Charleston railroad, 3 miles
from the city. House contains nine rooms, with
Is acres OF land attached. Apply to
W. Z. RAYNER. 299 Main street
INLEGANT Lofts over Chas HerZog a Bros
II store, opDOaite Peabody Hotel. Apply at the
premises.
MICE COTTAGE-At q Ruth street. Apply on
IN the premises.
SSESIDENCE- Corner Lane and Brlnkley avenues,
j a half mile from terminus of Poplar street rail-
road and quarter mile north OF Boulevard; eleven
rooms, including Kitchen and servants room. Bath
room, with hot and cold water pipes in the house.
Stables and other Out-hOuses, good cisterns and
well. orchard and tgo acres IN garden. Apply on
premises. or to B. F. Coleman Circuit Clerks Office.
CiTORE ard dwelling combined, No. 444 WaldTan
> Block, stone rooms, back yard, coed water,
Suitable for millinery or grocery Apply at 292 MAN,
DESIDENCE-SouthWes; Corner Fourth and
j Adams. Possession December Ist. Apply
10 &. W. GOyer & Co. 226 and 22S Front street.
( DTTAGES In complete repair on Walker ave
~ nue., fronting on Street Railroad near the res
idence OF Captain Joseph Lenow. Apply az 80 Union
nwELLING5 AND COTTAGE-Apply at No. 29l
l. Main street. STURM & HIRSCH.
[ ARGE ROOh-TO one OF two single gentlemen,
/ - without board, one large room, unfinished;
with east and south windows, gas and CRATE; family
private. Apply at 2b6 Third street.
FURNISHED rooms for rent, single or in suit at
II reasonable rates. at 1913 Main street, near
Union. Reference required
L OUSE-The best situated house in city for
/ clearinghouse, cor. Madison and Third. APP
ply 81 Y. W. HARRIS Nut. Storage Co. $50 Main St
y TEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap TO gem
NaHfal hfrH=a hTFr11aa
DETCK HOUSE-A very desirable brick residence,
ID furnished or not, the rent taken I'm either
hoard or In money. Premises in fine order. Loca-
ton, neighbOIhoOd, etc, the best. Call at I79
UniOn street
DOOMS- Furnished or unfinished.
IL At1O6 COURT STREET.
NWELLINGS, cottages and stores 1. ID. COMA
u WAY, No. Madison street
I i OUSE-A nicely furnished house in a central
4 portion Of the city, for furnished rooms.
Most have all modern improvements Apply TO
l ID. ConaWav- MADISON
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Mourning Goods Department.

Mourning Goods Department.
A magnificent line of novelties in French,
English and American mourning dress
goods,
Al
Astonishingly low prices,
At B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing
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WV

1000 bXs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, freight added.
1000 bxs Fancy and Stick Candy,
Factory Prices, freight added.
so Barrels AtmOre's Mince Neat.
100 Half-baIrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
1000 Buckets AtmOre's Mince Meat,
Is to so pounds)
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 Barrels Silver Moon Flour.
100 Half-barrels Silver Moon Flour
100 Barrels Plants Extra Flour.
so Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
200 Brls Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 bPls Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brls Fine Early Rose Potatoes.
100 brIs Oranges.
200 brls Fresh N. Y. State Buckwheat.
1000 Cases Salmon, Sardines, Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
0]jVnr Ejnnh & IN
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j. III. JOHNSTON.

Ever offered in this market.
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Having been appointed administrator by
the honorable, the probate court Judge of the
estate of
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A Rare Chance.

A Rare Chance.
A few fine Chickenng and Steinway pianos
will be sold at less than cost to reduce stock.
Call at once, at H. G. Hollenberg's music
house.
A GOOD pair pants for 81 20, at 346 Main
street.
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just Received

Just Received.
ASH AND OAK WOOD.
Orders for wood and coal filed at our office,
Is Madison. Also at foot Market street, and
at branch yard on Madison street at the tayou.
Orders for carloads and casks of coal
promptly filed.
c. B. BRYAN & co.
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MENKEN BROTHERS.

To Dressmakers.
Butterick's metropolitan fashions of fall
and winter styles for counter are now ready
at J. B. Aldrich's, 254 Second.
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LEUBRIE'S

LEU bhkES
so Ladies' Cloaks, Latest Styles,
At fifty cents on the dollar.
Full lines of ladies' and gents underwear
on our great plan, ten per cent. above cost.
Come and see for yourself.
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FULL line of gents underwear, at SAG
Main street.
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l. WAY, no hadlson STREET
I i OUSE-A nicely furnished house in a central
4 / portion OF the city. for furnished rooms.
Must have all modern Improvements. Apply to
1 d. ConaWav- X Madison
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The Very Best

VIM. Frank & Co., 249 Main Street.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE,
BY order Of
=. A. Anderson, Public Admir-,
The stock and Fixtures of the late FRANK La
NAGNE, at No. so jefferson street,
Monday. November 20, at 10 o'clock.
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Lncien tlltriot, Il etc hrutale 1t in
%justr.
l.ucien Jh@siot ttait IN de ecu,
aont on peut dire SANS granite: bra
sc creole TT excellent LnuiSianaiS.
~ vie Il etc la vie dun l,ommt
laoorienx, cou,agcux 1T plofoult
Nent h%onnttr. Iit SEES enfauts. g,
ma,c,Anl lanS SEES pas. m%arulprout
dtns les pas du travail ct de lllun.
nenW.
Il. T,m,iot await 4G ans.
ga mort a-t-eIlr ttc plus juStc
Ell einportant marIi lcrnitr NJ. l..
aiontz, IN cOurayruN trava,Iltl,r
ct TN excellent homme uui laiSsp
de,rltre hi me nomhrruSr t,uilIr
Hrnrrnlrnt que nous tOncl,onS 4
Il la lin du fcau.
81 les cas- mont pas complttemcnt
u'Sparu, lis >out urvenus rareS, ct
,"> cnnNalcscrntS Sont nomhreux.
AoHMSoa.-On roule sur toute In
li,-nr.
Lr temps est admirable pour Ia
mnlai>on.
Les plantrurs Somt SatiSfaitS. Ce,
Ia irnd convenablcmcnt, ct lie >ucr
est bean.
la lrrOlte srra bonnie.
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NOTICE..
AM.AiIEO BRAI.D.

by virtue of law a:,d the p"ocla-
nation Of the Governor of the
State of Louisiana. there will he n
general election held in the parish
OF st. James. on the fifth day of
November. 1873, for State, District,
Parish and Ward officers.
The polls will be located at the
following places:
LIST ward Poll at Paul Crest's
store.
2nl ward Poll ut Lucien Gran.
deury'S store.
:'ul ward Poll at Baptist
Church, lower line Colomb's plan
tation.
lth ward Poll mt Scloo! house.
Sam Cooks property.
9th ward Poll ut Marcelin Tir-
cults store.
9th ward:-Poll at Old Court.
house.
9TH ward Poll at Old Vaclerie
Road.
sth ward Poll ut Felix Fal.
gonst's store.
sherlffs office, parish of st.
James, this 2Gtl' day of September,
1913 Y. MILES.
Sheriff.
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REGISTRATION NorI,G

TO the voters Of the Parish of st,
James:
Please take notice that the Office
OF Registration will he opened \,
the following places and during the
time specified, viz:
Court House from Srptrmbcroul
to September 9TH, inclusiveIv.
LIST Wara-Paul Crrst's stor.
September 9th and 10TH inclusiv,ly.
nd Ward. Grandrury's store,
llth and 10Th. inclu>ivcly.
3rd Nard-Baptist Church. 18Th
and l4th. %inclusively.
4th WaId-School House. Sam,
Cook, 10th and 18th. iuclusivcly.
9TH Ward-M. Tircuit's store.
18th and Goth, incluSlvely.
9th Ward-Oid Court House.
c3rl and oath, inc~lusively.
tn Ward-J. V. Armant's store.
18th and Goth, inclusively.
Sth Ward-Vacherie. +. Fal.
gouSt's store, September Both and
October LIST. inclusivtly.
After this date, October LIST. the
Office of Registration will be re-.
opened at the Court House and
finally be closed November LIST. in.
clusively.
st. James, August 10Th 1878.
j. DoRNIER,
Supervisor Of Registration.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26

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