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TU ESDAY,
The 10Th Day of NJ ARCH, 1913,

The 10Th Day of MARCH, 1873,
at O'Clock, p. IN the following desci0'D
Real Estate, viz; =, land
All that certain tract or parcel OF lall
situate, lying and being in 81: Geo t IA
hundred, IN the county of New Castle, Cat., III la
state of Delaware, and which Is Doun'r' ,'H
and described ds follows, 10 wit: beslaA,
Ing at a point in the public road leaAlus
from the Trap to Port Penn acorner III ,S,b
lot of land OF Richard Long, thence wa "a
said road south 81 "a degrees, west u III n"
perches to a corner for lands late ol '-h +" I
liam Bowman, thence with the same uo,r i,nsr
s LIZ degrees, east 100 perches 10 aho,Is, .rn
corner late of said Bowman, Thence W. w
the same north 80 degrees, east IA ',V pg,,. Psr.
ches To another corner late of said ~"
man, thence with the same north .,'.,'s- -
grees east "a 5-lO perches TO another 60. .oai l,
late OF said bowman, in the puollc Dan, .1
leading from Boyd's Corner to foIt ,Ii XII
thence with said public road noftn 10 o. A
degrees, east Al 8-l0 perches TO q stVue, ','iea
corner for land of Lewis Vandegrllt, Ine,s go.
with land of said Vandegrift, Daviu -
ven and VIM. Webb, south l-2 9estevd
east 1913 $40 perches TO corner ior MI NJ /,
Longs lot, thence with the same ,.h sousN tbe
degrees, west SO perches, thence VIII Wills s 10
same south l-2 degrees, east l3 peronvt per,.anty.
the place of beginning, containing sef s., tana
seven acres and fifty-six perches Vi ,trell, veil
Ing house, meat house, poultry ,',snts noa
tenant house, and other lmpIo,sea,1cco.. ,sea co.
thereon erected, being the. prenlise9s 9sorgs
Xeyed by John Hanson and Wlfe 10 ooeo''
w. Karsner.) the
Seized and taken in execution ~ a,nS @
property of George W. Karsner, sarvt'''' hy
Mortgagor, and I. t., and to be sola Dy
ISAAC GRUBB, snefsrns.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Feb. 70 l'''
fec2S-3taW-tS
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- HERIFF'S SALE. -.
y BY virtue of "a writ of Levari Fac.a,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO puO"N
sale, at the ...,,.,1
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER Maxwell
In Middletown. in st. Georges hGuuIeu'
New Castle County, Delaware. on
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" s. f. Cor. 4th and West Sts
Store and Dwelling No. e3l Church street.
III Market
Store, No. Sl9 Market street. And many
others in various parts of the city,
Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
mar6-6t Eighth and Market SITS.
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POLITICAL CARDS.

pOR SHERIFF..
1 To the Electors of New Castle Coun-
FELLOW CITIzENS-I offer myself to
your consideration as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject TO the nomination OF the
democratic party, pledglEg yselt to sup
port the successful nominee.
feb20-tn% JOHN PYLE.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of IA writ of A Is Levari Facias
to me direc ed, will be exposed 10 Public
safe, at the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwell
IN Mlddleiown, in st. Georges hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th da of
1873, at o'clock. %. m,
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OF SAFE.
Four building lots at s. z, corner Front
and Jackson streets.
Three lots in Jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in fifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the above.
Five lots at 3. w. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome,
FIVE lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec2Stf 602 Market st.
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Z OR SALE.-A number of farms In this
L State and in Pennsylvania, within
easyretc h railwayand water tTanspor-
tatlon. GEO. MOORE.
Property Agent.
No. q, w. seventh ST.
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WANTS.

WANTED Copies of Delaware tweek.
w ly) Gazette OF the following dates :
Feb. 3, 1916, Sept. IA, 1876; ten cents each
VIII be paid for the same at this Office.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
l. Members Of Fortyfourth Congress and President
Grants Cabinet
IL President Grants last Annual Message
Ill The Of the Electoral Vote OF 1876 including
all the Votes IN the Commission and In Con
gTess on the subject
" Proposed Amendments 20 the Constitution OF the
U. s.. I'd Session. 4ith Congress-
v President Hayes's Inaugural Address, Message at
Extra session. and First Annual Message.
VI PrOCa@siiOns tie President and the Ciyservico
Order.
VII Executive Action Affairs IA Louisiana and South
Carolina 1876 aud 1871 Including Hitherto
Unpublished kilograms Giving the Ohcial
VIII Constitationai Amendments Made and Pending in
Various states
TX. Judicial Decisions supreme Court Of the United
states lncluling the Florida Telegraph the
Missouri cattle the Illinois Granger, the Vir-
gina cue h tR 4t TI 1aii1s common
xf Proposed amendments TO the Constitution Of the
United States. lst and "a Sessions 41th Con.
XII. The Silver Question with all the votes upon It,
Kill President hayess Cabinet and Members OF the
XIV Proposed Repeal Of tie Resumption Act with all
votes upon n.
XIV. state Platforms. 1877, 1873
XVI Miscellaneous Congressional Votes Including the
Votes the Southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition, Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law,
Universal Amnesty and W0mens Rights.
XVII Votes Army Appropriations Pensions and Riv
XVIII Presidential Election 1876 Title of the
XIX. farmland the internal Revenue, Spirits, Tobacco.
Xxx. Addenda. iScading the Votes the Fisheries
Claims. NorfhaTn PaeiSc Railroad Bill, Refer.
OF Claims 81 the Courts &C, &c
XXI. Statistical Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
from 1889 20 1877, Appropriations Of Present
and last Congresses, Imports and Exports since
1872 "GTeenback and Bank Currency, Debt
one volume Neatly bound in cloth. Price. So Sent by
MAJ VI '''' THE TRIBUNE,
Mpv- York
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paurua Acaoemlss
PROPOSALS.
TO SHIP BUILDERS.
TREASURY pErAR1MrSE,

III 4
OFFICE TIKI LIGHTHOUSE b9AAssO'(
WASHINGTON ID. G., September ., lssie' In
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ths ONCE slp
IL m on Wednesday the 9th day OF Octaber SIC ~ krds
builders only for furnship the material ana ayot sor-
necessary construct screw steamer a1s copies
ance with tie neclhcaOns dated september ,, 1873 re
Of which be had application a. this oee, rsu Bos
Mass al Tompknsvle staten Island n IL snS re
scmh tn ST. philadelphia Penn. The board tess Nbe
rght IA reject any or all proposals waive aele's
deemed for the interests Of the Government 20 90
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gnstrnrilon.
For BoYs and young Men
OHARLIER INSTITUTE.

ON CENTRAL PARK, NETWORK CITY.
Boarding and Day School Boys and Men Of to 90
Prepares them all Colleges Scientific Schools West Point
Naval Academy, and Business.
French, German spanish spoken and taught thoroughly
New bailding erected purposely model of its kind
Twenty fourth year begins September II, 1873
pro,essor FrIE CHARIJER Director
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EDWARD MCPHERSON.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Swing in Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts,
Statistics and Arguments Of All the Living
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign.
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Nem pubIieatlons.

DEMOREST'S QUARTERLY JOURNAL of
~ FASHION. price cents yearly $40 postage Irs9
sold everywhere, address w. JENNINGS DEMOkESIt
Ia East f4thst. n. Y Fan number now ready.
NOW READY.
sPOLITICAL CAMPAIGN...1s7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1878.
BY
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Art sohools-New-York City.

@.(nn jackson Institute, BOstOn-ave. and
QpOUUs lG7th-st; School for Young Ladies and Chill
dren send for circulars.
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MRS. S. MAPES TOLLES will receive pu-
WI pills in drawing painting. chnaland decoration. 337
4th.ave.. corner Of 25th-st.
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OADY'S Business College, Union-square, re-
~ opens Monday sept 81 prices greatly Fedncedi circE
lars tree. Please eau
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gnsirnrtion.
For young Ladies-City.

MISS GIBBONS ENGLISH and FRENCH
WI SCHOOL for GIRLS. Ill West 4iths, reopens sep
/ llna
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BOARDING SCH00L.-A large house, IL
- rooms suitable for boys girls scnOol with six acres
Of land in the pleasant vage-o1 Fsh Dutche-s County
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Qedchers.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, with highest
N testimonials desires pupils in tie Classics Mathematics
and French Address MASTER OF ARTS, Box 70 Tribune
Office
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~ ate Of an Eastern college and seminary and experienced
teaching the higher English branches mathematics Latn
and Greek languages. would Ike position teacher In
public private school, would take private pnus good
references Address b. a. NJ Tribune Uptown Ofce, l2S5
Rroad AWAY
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MRS. JONSON and MISS JONES will re-
" omen their English French and German Boarding ant
Day school for Young Ladies children az Is East 3st
St, on MONDAY september %.
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Instrnrtion.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A SUPERIOR SCH00L.-WESTON MILL
N TARY INSTITUTE will begin its Twenty third soh0las
tic year on SEPTEMBER H. a. located &c Weston one OF
Connecticut and within easy eaeh
81 City To bows and young gentlemen VINO desire
college IL offers
advantazes the Institute Is Riding school,
saddle horses az the disposal OF those wishing
10 Learn this healthy For full particulars ana cara
iogue apply the Principal and Proprietor GEN A. b JAR
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TOR SALE-YOung Ladies' School and Sum-
MGR boarding ull OF bOardeTs good reasons for
selling splendid opportunity for good teacher Address
CASH. Tribune Office.
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YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned students hItOred Summer and Winter.
+. HOFFMANN. StOckbridge Mass.
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Eau 5rbools

A NNUAL SESSION (2OTH of the LAW
"A SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY OF tho CITY OF NEW.
YORK begins October next, and ends June lB 1873
well eXamI alton IL required de-
gree. requires years. but equivalent study
elsewhere Is allowed Lectures from 30 the
venience Of students in Offices For circulars examination
papers 1873 &C. apply TO ID r JAQUEs Professor and
SecrnfarV EacnlfY 2Ol broadway.
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A YOUNG LADY desires position as gov
"A secretary cOpyis companion lady OF re-
given and required Address N.
/. b.. 33 Orcha dst. Elizabeth, n. J.
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s NO. II.

Ireland we lit first and jaw after. -
may differ with Pat in his method
Of yindicating the honor Of his coun-
try, but it was the only means at his
command. He may have had in his
mind the wrongs Of his country. for
centuries. Our wrongs are of more
recent date, still there Are few who
seem to forget them = treacherous
and stupid, indeed, must they be!
We, of the north side, intend to
give good account Of ourselves at
the ballot box. AS to the cartridge
box, it sounds to u.s.. in the pine.
woods, like the vaporings Of a luna.
tic. he Sitting Bulp' comparison
makes US little more irate, never
theless, we are inclined TO place the
author whore the man placed the
jackass that kicked him below con-
tempt. Bless You, mes entants.
Yours, forever and day,
H. r. C.
P. S.--From one who wore the
Gray: Radicals should never crack
a joke with a bull in 1t, ifthey re-
Bull Run.''
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STATE OF LOUISI MN,
New ORLEANS,
July IL, 1873. J
In pursuance of article l47 of the
constitution of this State, publication
is hereby given to the voters of this
State, of the proposed amendments to
the constitution of this State, agreed
to Ivy two thirds Of the members elect
ed to each house of the General As
sembly, ut it's session of 1873, and
which are required to be published,
three months before the next general
election for representatives to the GEN
esal Assembly, in at least one news
paper in every Parish of this State, in
which newspaper shall be published.
Said amendments appear more fully in
acts Nos. 70 and "a of the regular SEES
sion of The General Assembly of 1873,
and in act No. ~ of the extra session
Of the General Assembly of 1873,
which are officially published for the
information of the voters, and which
will be submitted to the people at the
next general election, 80 be he'd on
the fifth day OF November, (nexD 1873,
in snch manner and fnrm that The
people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and if a ina
jority Of the voses at said election
shalt approve and ratify Ill or either
of said amendments, the same shall
become ii part of the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
having effect before the general cleo

having effect before the general cleo.
ton of 1880.
Third-That the judicial system. as
established by the constitution of 1868
shall remain in force until the expira
ton of the t',irtietb day after said cleo
ton, excluding from the computation
the day of the election.
Fourth = The adoption of these
amendments shall not vacate the of
fees of the present clerks of cohrts in
each parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty two
OF the constitution of 1868 shall be alb
rogated.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
The Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation shall receive a salary of thirty
five hundred dollars, payable quarterly
ON his own warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed on
the State, or any parish or municipal
autilority,On any mechanical trade,
mandatory or factory, except such as
may require police organizations, in
towns aud cities.
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature is authorized to ex-
empt from State, municipal or parish,
taxation household goods, such as tui-
niture, wearing apparel, tools of trade
or profession and family portraits, not
exceeding in aggregate value the sum
of five hundred dollars.
ACT NO. IL, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
NUMBER TwENTY-oNE..
Strike out the first part of article
142 of the constitution Of 1868, which
reads ga university shall be estab.
lished and maintained in the city of
New Orleans. 1t shall be composed of
a law, q medical and collegiate de-
partment. eael, with appropriate facul-
ties. The General Assembly shall pro-
ride by law for IFS organization and
maintenance" and insert: "The uni
versity shall be maintained. It shall
be composed of a law, a medical and an
academical department, and such other
as may be established by
law. each with appropriate faculties;
that the law and medical
departments already organized shall
continue in the city of New Orleans,
and the academical and other depart
ments may be located elsewhere in the
State"
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FROM PINEWooDs NORTH SIDE,
Editors Democrat

Editors Democrat
GENTLEMEN = In union with all
Democrats, I appreciate the patriotic
yea! which prompted your late edito
rial undertaking. First, because it
relieves the locuau tenaa,s of a por-
ton of the labors incident to the
present campaign. It is, indeed,
time ehe had brief retirement. For
many years has he faithfully done
duty for his party, defending it's
time. honorcd principles and the
rights Of the people against the most
arrogant and remorseless combina.
ton of infamy that q people wasevel
cursed with. We are pleased that
you endorse the DEMOCRAT in the
past as in the present. We endorse
your principles as enunciated in you,
FIRST issue-truth being your basis
| admire and endorse your courteous
invitation to any whom the truth Of
tends to demand satisfaction. Veri
", the truth requireth neither apoI
Eogy or retraction. When, however
this campaign is fairly and success
fully ended, and our enemy assume.
a less threatening bearing, we may
all settle down to our ordinary nun
dane life. Until tLen, no concilia
tory phrases or honeyed words, bu
rather bold and stubborn truths, of
fend whom they may. ALLOW me re
late an anecdote, it applies better i,
the figure than in the art: s.Pat 30
into argument with an arrogant Eng
lishman in London, who mace use Q
the term, damn poor Hirisb p
Pat sent in his bunch Of fiyes, which
caused John Bull to retire i,
the pavement. When John recov
cred he said: Damn your hys's
Pat, why don't you jaw before 70,
hlt!' 20, be lad" says Pat, Il,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
OFFICIAL.
To thu Qualified Electors of the State of
Louisiana.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, !
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
NEUr 0prH,Nc
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goetsn.
70 ~
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Placing the little hats all in a row
Ready for church on the morrow yo,
know;
Washing wee faces an little black fists
Getting them ready and fit to bekissed
PHtting them into clean garments,:ane
white;
That is what mothers are doing to
night.
Spying out holes in the little worn hose
Laying by shoes that are worn through
the toes,
Looking DER garments so faded and
thin
Who but.a mother knows where, to.be-
gin?
Changing button to Make it slook
right
That is what mothers are doing to-
IS night.
Calling the little. ones all round. her
chair,
Hearing themslisp forth their evening
prayer,
Telling them. stories of Jesus of old,
Who loved to gather the lambs to His
fold;
they listen with weary de-
light
That is what. mothers.. are doing to-
night.
Creeping SO softly to take last peep,
After the little ones are all asleep;
Anxious to know if the children are
warm, M
Kissing each little face rosy an bright,
That is what mothers are doing to-
s. night. ts7
down gently beside the white
Lowly and meekIy she bows down her
4. head,
Praying as only mother can pray
God guide and keep them from going
astray!" ga
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT No. 70, r. S. OF 1878,
NUMBER ONE.

NUMBER ONE.
That the seat of government shall be
established at the city of Baton Ronge
or at the city of New Orleans, as the
majority of the voters Of the State may
determine at the next ensuing election;
those voting to locate the State capt.
tai at Blton Rouge shall endorse on
their tickets, ''Fpr State Capital, Bal
ton Rouge" those voting to locate the
capital at New Orleans shall endorse
on their tickets, "For State Capital,
New Orleans
(Strike ont article one hundred and
thirty-one
ACT NO. II, R. S. OF 1878.
NUMBER TWO.
Representatives shall be chosen on
the first Tuesday after tho first Mon
day in November, every two years,
and the election shall be completed in
one day. Tho General Assembly shall
meet on the first Monday in January.
1879, aud biennially thereafter, on
the first Monday in January, unless a
different day be appointed by law, and
their sessions shall be held at the seat
of government. a
(Strike out article seventeen.
NUMBER THREE.
After the year 1873, the General AS
semby shall not have power to levy in
any one year for all State purposes
more than one per centum taxation,
nor shall any collection of more than
one per centum taxation be made in
any one year, on the actual cash value
of all real aud personal property liable
to taxation, except in case Of foreign
invasion, or q domestic insnrrection.
and in that event any additional taxa
tion shall only be tor the immediate
purpose of repelling INVASION or sup
pressing insurrectior. The city oil
New Orleans shall n levy or collect
in any one year more than one and
one-half per centum taxation on the
actual cash value of all the real and
personal property liable to taxation
within it's limits. No Parish or mnnic-
ipal corporation, except the city oil
New Orleans, shall levy or collect in
any one year more than one per cent
Jun taxation upon the actual cash
value of all the real and personal
property liable to taxati ~ within its
limits. The General Assembly shall
not, have power to issue any bond OF
pledge the faith OF che State for any
purpose, nor shall it authorize any
Parish or municipal corporation to is
sue any bond or create any debt /;
provided, that this shall not prohibit
the issue of new bonds in exchange for
old bonds, where the debt or rate of
interest is not increased.
aft E NUMBER FOUR.
The members of the General Assem-
oily shall be paid salary of tive hum
dfed dollars $500 per session, and
actual travelling expenses by the near
sss practicable route, not to exceed
nifty dollars $500 for any one member
provided. that If two sessions are held
~ the saase year they shall receive for
Tue second session in that year salary
OF only two hundred aud fifty dollars
~@'o) and actual travelling expenses
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DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE PARISH,
TER Nj 81:

THE DEMOCRAT is Published Weekly at
FoUKi DOLLARS per annum-Two Dol
LARS and FIFTY CENTS for six months
PAYABLEi IN KADVANCE. No sub
scription taken for less period than
six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of ONE DOLLAR perl square for the first
insertion and FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent one. Eight lines or less
BREWER typs) constitute a square.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages, Public
-. Meetings, Cards of Thanks, ETC., to be
paid as advertisements
PERSONAL CARDS-when admissible
charged double the usual advertising
rates.
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-PRoF. Charles Crandall, Of Corr,
nell University, has married a blind
girl. She was his .schoolmate years
ago. and lost her sight through close
study,
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WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL
w orders for Bagging and Ties, Ba-
con, Flour, Sugar, Coffee and all other
articles, both staple and fancy, in the
Grocery and Dry Goods line, that may
be needed by merchant or planter
Orders sent to us accompanied with
cash, cotton or accepted drafts on New
Orleans, willreceive our prompt and
careful attention. We guarantee every
article. we sell, and promise full and
entire satisfaction in all sales of cotton.
letle e. & B. JACOBS.
Oct. 9. 187a-1n,.
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For One State Treasurer, 1900 .
One Representative from the Fourth
Congressional District, comprising the
Parishes of Rapides, Vernon, Sabine,
Natchitoches, Grant, Winn, Red River,
DeSoto, Caddo, Bossier, Webster and
Bienville.
Two Representatives for the Parish
of Rapides, Il eaa
One Parish Judge,
One Sheriff., rs As'
One Coroner, sd
Also Poiice Jurors, justices OF the
feace ana ConstaDies 10 De elected py
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

PURSUANT TO A PRoCLAMA-
i ton Of His sExcellency, FaANcIs T..
NICHOLS, Governor of the State Of Lou
isiana, bearing date the Fourth day Of
September, A. D. 1873, all the qualified
electors of the Parish of .Rapides are
hereby notified that an election will be
held ON ~ @ 81
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of November,
n81Q7Q Tt5!f5a II
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

by the nearest practicable route, not
to exceed fifty dollars (s50) for any
one member. The regular biennial
session shall not exceed ninety days
in duration, unless by vote of two
thirds of the members elected to each
house of the General Assembly.
(Strike out article thirty nine.l