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| to make anything like an accurate statement
of the votes, owing to the number Of candi-
dates and polling places. Sufficient has been
| learned, however, to know that Fitzpatrick
leads Marigny some 1000 votes, and that the
Democratic ticket is successful In the city:
First Ward.
FIFTH PRECINCT
Burke 27O, Gardner so.
Ellis BOG. Cullom SO.
Breaux 1877, Freret 118, Landwehr 81, Stat
ford 5.
Gordon 267, Timony 81, Holdrith 40. Huss |.
Gauthreaux 1873. Peasants 80, Askew SO.
Fitzpatrick 240, Marigny 124.
Markey 162 Roche II, Taney 1876.
Mccall 11G, Childress 205, Jackson 81, Har-
man 8.
Hurley 297, Connors 5O Cannon II,
Sheehan 100, Hunt SO, Evans 11G, Smith 10.
Patton 1876, Wilson 80, Howard 63, Fleming
4, Tebault l..
Isaacson 223, Reichard 88. Burke At. Arnv r
Behan 22i, Hunt 50, Hite 46, Kinsella /, Du-
mestre II.
Houston ITO, Williams 1eo, st. Ceran 28,
Lucy S.
Marks 2e4, Mary ST, Reusch 50, Twomey 8.
Meallie 294, Pierce So, Hastings 6.
Glynn 21O, Coleman 95, POhlman s. Hebrard
Cheyal!ey 1ot, Manning 1o9, Gaudet 40,
@ECVWM ~HFWs
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Burke 1913, Gardner 1G1.
Ellis 222. Cullom 1877
Kenner 159, Schenck III, Hill 4, Arms 80.
Lagan III, Gilmore 113, Quinn | Larkin 10,
Guberna SOr 103, Hasam IT. Barron f. Brill
1873, Geddes 1873, Wolf 10.
Peasants 81, Askew 2OG, Gauthreatfx &c.
Marigny 224, Fitzpatrick 15O
fancy 114, Roche 1870, Markey 70.
Jhil1rHSS 1877, HarnaD Is. Mc(taIl III Jack
son 121.
Camors 1853, Lamon g. Hurley 2t1.
Hunt 98, Smith 80, Sheehan l04, Evans 1874
Wilson JIG, Fleming /, Patton 124, Tebault
G. Howard 1876.
Reichard 1o1, Frederick 4, Isaacson 1873,
Hite 1856. Dumestre s. BehaD 131, Kinsella /.
Hunt 10l.
Williams 1T, Houston IT, Lucy lis, St.
Marie 81, Reusch 1, Marks 156, Twomey T,
Watkins 13l.
Pierce 12z, Davis /, Meallio 40, Hastings 7,
Coleman 81, Bradley 2, Glynn lab, Pohlman
G, Hebrard 1874.
Manning 10s, Aitkens |, Chevalley 121,
Stroud Is, Soniat 1914
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Burke 1888, Gardner 1877
Ellis 273, Cullom Ill.
Keuner 115 Arms "a, Schenck u.s. Hill ~,
GubernatOr 98.
Hasam 1873, Brill 10, Geddes 1O5. Lingan
1885, Gilmore l43, Atken At, Barrow 28, Quinn g.
Wolf 6.
Gauthreaux LOG, Askew 1856, Peasants 119.
Fitzpatrick 1863, Matigny 235
Markey 80, Roche 1913, fancy ia.
Mccall 102. Jackson no. Childress 149.
Harmon 35, Hurley 240 Conners 119, Gam
non 81.
Sheellan III, Evans 129, Hunt 14o, Smith 2t
Patton l24, Wilson l43 Tebault 25, Howard
Ia, Fleming 3.
Isaacson 1872, Reichard 1873, Burke 1oG, Army
81, Frederick 3,
Behan 1913, Hunt 1876, Hite ITO, Kinsella 8,
Dumestre 25
Houston Is, Williams 219, St. Ceran SO,
Lucy 25.
Marks 143, Mary 1870, Watkins tO8, Twomey
28. Keusch S.
Pierce 1874, Harrison SO, Davis 2, Hastings
%, Meale l48.
Glynn 152 Coleman 1874, Bradley 3, PohIman
26, Hebrard 104.
ChevaIey 1876, Manning 49, Gaudet LOG,
Stroud Al, Aitken 8.
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VISITING CARDS In this city. which We fur
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y H. R SON AL.

If Mr.. Michael Quinn should call at the
Bon Ton Saloon No 36 Magazine street, he
will hear Of something to his advantage.
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BLOTTING PAPER.

| We have superior lot Of TREASURY BLOT
! TING PAPER which We can sell at low nguEs,
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Third Ward.
FIFTH PRECINCT.


Burke 9t2 Gardner 274.
Gibson 3I3. CastelauOs IA.
Bennprs 287, Pemberton 16, Morris 49,
Swarhrck G2
Hill 288 Hart $780, McElroy 275, Munroe 81,
Cripps 11G, Torres go, Roy 62, Koeifer 2, Clio
yer Q, Moore q Kelly "A, Carter Is.
Askew 80, Gauthrtaux 3t1. Peasants ~.
MarignN t07, Fttzpa' rick 3l5.
Roche 81. Markey 278, Tnney A.
Creagh 54 Rogers 279, Holmes 53 McCor-
mick II, DuplesSis IS.
Funk 81, Barnes 275 Maran 49.
Evans 1876. Sneehlu lS5, Hunt 80, Smith |.
Howard IS, Patton 272, Wilson So, Fleming
/, Tetaut o.
Burke 70, Isaacson 270, Reichard 60, Army
Hte 60, Behan 273, Hunt 54, Dumestre H.
St. Cer"n 49, Houston 293, Williams SIS, Gro
nan /, Lucy 10.
Watkins 65, Marks 278, Mary So, Twomey
Harrison so, Meallie 27o Pierce SO, Has
tings Is.
Htbrard G3, Glynn 271, Coleman 81, Pohl-
man 10.
Gaudet 50, Chevalley 2C1, Manning IS,
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Burke 676 Gardner 11O.
Gibson 400, CastellanOs 278,
Benners $751; Morris 93, Swarbrick Il, Penn
berton 80.
Hill C28 Hunt 595, Kelly 50, Munro 7, CrIpps
81, Torres 81, Roy 81, Koeffer 10, Webster 10,
Glover 7, Moore 33, Carter 27
Askew 13l, Gnuthreaux Gl8, Peasants II.
Marigny 81, Fitzpatrick 767.
Roche 1877 Markey 435, fancy 81.
| Creagh 327, Rogers 1893, Holmes 16, McCOr-
mick 20, Duplessis 29
| Funk 1l6, Barnes 626, Moran A. Flood 7.
| Evans CTS. Sheehan &c. Hunt Is, Smith 6.
| Howard 1873, Patton 525 Wilson 81, Fleming
| II, Tebault 81.
Burke 80, Isaacson 5G2, Reichard 81, Fred
erick g. Army 80.
Hite 80, Behan 629, Hunt 43, Dumestre 80,
| Kinsella 5.
st, Ceran 81, Houston 627, Williams &c. Gro
nan 5, Lucy 81.
Watkins 88, Marks $685. Mary 49, Reusch 6,
Harrison 50, Meallie 621, Pierce A, Hastings
! 28, Davis 7.
Hebrard 88 Glynn 582, Coleman 0, Pohlman
80, Bradley 5.
Gaudet '89, Chevaley Gil, Manning 40,
Stroud ~, Atkins 7.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Burke 1906 Gardner 237.~
| Gibson 500, Castelanos 2G6.
Benners 373, Swarbrck 179, Morris 210,
| PembertOn e.
Hill 492, Hart 373, McElrov 456. Munroe 1876
205, Kelly 35, Carter 20, Webster 2, Koeffer 8,
| Glover g.
Gauthreaux 42l, Peasants 1874, Askew 244.
Fitzpatrick 548, Marigny 239.
| Markey 456 Roche 227, fancy 104.
Rogers 224. Holmes LOT, Creagh 1873, Duples.
sis IS, Mccormick 10.
Barnes 434, Moran 1T, Funk 20G, Flood S.
Sheehan 365, Evans 221, Hunt 81, Smith 81
Patton 409, Howard 2O4, Wilson LA, TebauIt
80, FIeming2.
Isaacson AT Rechard 2O1, Army Sc, Fred
rich q
Behan 1928, Hunt 122, Hite 2O5 Dumestre SO,
Kinsela 2.
Houston 47O, Williams 123, St. Ceran 153,
| Lucy, 30, CrOlan 5.
Marks 437, Mary liz, Watkins 1913, Twomey
30, Reusch 3.
MealIe 4l8, Pierce ia, Hastings 35, Harri-
son 80, Davis 2.
GIynn 433, Coleman 1875, Hebrard 202, Pohl-
man 81, Bradley 2.
Chevalley $50, Manning 273, Gaudet 152,
| Stroud 28, Atkins $.
| TENTH PRECINCT.
| Burke "a, Gardner II.
| Gibson 81, CastelIanos S..
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JOB PRINTING.

Our office being all NEW, bought with espeeiaD
reference to the wants OF this city. We are en-,
abled to turn out SUPERIOR WORK In q most.
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Estimates furnished on all classes Of work
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THE ELECTION.
NO ACCURATE RESULTS YET OBTAIN
ED AT THE POLLS.

The returns came in slowly yesterday, and
only closed last night at II p. m., when al
the wal DIS had reported. It was impossible
to mako anything like an accurate statement
of the votes, owing to the number of candi'
dates and polling places. Sufficient has been
learned, however, to know that Fitzpatrick
leads Marigny some 1000 votes, and that the
Democratic ticket is successful In the city,
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OF THE
Superintendent of Forest County.
OF THE

~ Hon. j. p. Wickersham, Sl.pt. of
Public Instruction, Harrisburg, Pa:
a eIR:-Another school year has pass
tlbs aud in looking back over the field
he marks of progress may be no.
ed. These are by no means as nu.
ous as one might desire, yet they
such as indicate neither retrogress.
nor stagnation. The teachers we're
elass, much better qualified, and
Manifested more energy than formerly.
Eel safe in saying that the teaching
Of last winter was much better than at
any time before. But while nearly all
"a our schools did we'll, there were
ne instances of failure too plain to
overlooksd. In some the fault was
ihe teacher, while in others it is
lell who was to blame. Near
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Waterproof Goods of all kinds.
Ladies' Nursery Aprons, Sl.75.
Children's Bibs and Diapers, so cts.
Crib Sheets, handsomely finished, Sl.OO &
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--Kunkel's "Des Fleur De Alpes, "
a delicious perfume for the handler.
chief Price 70 cts. per bottle. Do
not waste your money on "cheap"
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For sale at Bovard's. t.
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fI0sEE Can't be made by every agent ev-
N4TT cry month in tho business we
uuJJ furnish, but those willing TO work
can easily earn a dozen dollars
day right in their own localities. Have no
room to explain here. Business ploasant
and honorable. Women and bows and
girls do as well as men. We will fun,jsb
you a complete Outfit free Tho business
pays better than anything else. We viii
bear expense Of starting you. Particulars
tree. Write and see. Farmers and me-
chanics, their sons and daughters. and an
classes in need Of paying work nj bonoo "a'
should write TO us and learn ali about tha
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Railway, and Buffalo, Cory &
Pittsburgh Railroad.

On AND AFTER Sunday, Dec. 10, 1877,
~ tFains will run as follows;
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orders Taken and Goods Sent for
and Received In the Shortest
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Having just returned from New
York with large stock of
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ESTISAY MULE.

LNSCAPED from the plantation of Mr.. James
IL Sartor, on Saturday last, the eth, small
sized Bay Mare Mule. and when last heard from
was seen late Saturday night in the road oppo-
site Mr.. Cnlp's farm, jus, above Union G. II . on
the Spartanburg road. Said n ule has two white
spots on her back-"snddle rub - both sides of
her jaws have been rubbed by yoke--the right
side worse than the lcrt--has no siloes on and
has not been trimmed.
Although poor mnn, will nay liberal re-
ward for information as to where can find her.
Address GILES DAWKINS,
Sautuc.
Sept l3 81 81
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TnorMarKGCS.

been somewhat brisker the past week. and full
prices have been maintained. 200 bales have
been sold, at prices ranging from 9s@9S.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 25.-Cotton. The market
to day exhibited lower tendency and buyers
more active. We quote good ordinary % low
mddling, lot; middling, 10Y good middling,
lOS.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 24-12 M.--Cotton dull and
-Aliddiipg uplands Gs; middling Orleans
04 sales 1000; speculation and exports 500;
receipts 3,O5O; American $500. Futures par
TALLY 1-32 cheaper
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MOTuERs, STAY AT HoME,-And cure your
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|owhers.) TEBrnINA Regulates the Bowels and
makes Teething easy; Cures Cholera Infantum
and the Summer Complaints of Children Heals
Eruptions and Sores Removes and prevents
the formation of Worms. No medicine ever re-
ceived such enthusiastic commendation from
those who have used it. Il. IRWIN s. CO., and
all Druggists keep it.
May II. sc 2w.
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LAGRANGE, GA. April 10Th. 1877

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Or. r. S. Bradfeld: Sr-The Sufferer
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gave speedy relief. Two applications cured her.
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"A SHocKING MURDEn.-Atlanta, September
1O.-Au old lady NAMED Farmer aged eighty,
was murdered yesterday in Clayton County
Her daughter living with her had her skull
crushed in. The house was set OH fire and it is
supposed that robbers committed the deed.
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Ssa-A DRMooRAriC U. s. SENAroR.--A despatch
from San Francisco announces the election of j.
III. Slater, democrat, us United States Senator
from Oregon.
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A Plantation to Rent,

] WING on racolct River. well known for TIC,
!, J. i production of large Crops Of Corn and s. q
tor. Ayply 10 DAVID A. T. FARR, on a,lIoin-
ing form, on to TTtO3. MCNAELY,
Union G. II.
Sept 20 % II
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CARD OF THANKS

The Sisters Marianites Of Holy Cross In
charge of the Female Orphan Asylum Of the
Immaculate Conception. tender their most
grateful thanks to the Howard Association for
the assistance extended to the institution during
the present epidemic.
On the breaking out OF the fever In the asylum
an appeal for medicines and medical atte5d1 q,
to by that truly noble and beneyoient member
In charge of the Third District Mr.. j. M. COOS.
to whom for his unWearied attention to the SICK
children, and for the UNMARRIED courtesy dis
played in his daily visits to the institution the
TO The Peabody AfgoGaton tbo aor
lum, deprived of its ordinary resources, could
not have been maintained, the Sisters tender
their heartfelt gratitude.
The reign of the fearful plague which has des-
olated our city Is nearly at an ,end;, put the
deeds OF charity performed by the noble How,
ards will never Be forgotten. May the good
Master who has promised to reward oven q cup
of cold water given In His name. bestoW rich
recompense on those who have 80 unselhshly
devoted their time and talents to the cause OF
sufferinp HUMANITY Oc27 It
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ADDRESS.
TO the People of New Orleans: !:

10 the People of New Orleans:
In accordance with time-honqred custom
we, the representatiyest t o rarish nn9 of praans
In nonventjon assembled. deem it At and proper
TO make to you a. sn1nc1atinh m OF ona ptlhol-
Elected BY the Democratic Coneerva'lyep parry
and nhnrgrd with the important duty OF select,
hnnor nE We point with pleasure ana pride to the
names and records Of those whom We have
nominated for your euttfrages;; t H i'm o,,o y, al,
respectable end we'll known citizens whose nm9
ish. with whom they have been Identified since
manhood, and whose every Interest they snare
The ticket is nominated in the interest of, no
man. CORPORATION or ellan9 It Is pledged ,he ise se
1nS ra 10 reorm and good
government. and deserves. from the character t,
OF the mon upon It, the support q a ,aGse
In orr city and parish and State that WORK OF
reform which has been inaugurated ever since
We turn with pride to the record of our, State
government within the two years past. and con-
dently ask or fsll"w 1tizens p PROPERTY
faithful to their allegiance to the party Whlca
placed 1t in power and to refuse their support
the q
to It's. support and bringing again to the front rom
all the elements Of spoliation. outrage ana m
IEuuu ny WuICH. w W pOAA"A tn1" p'"'Do~f W.
have been misgoverned for 30 many years;
We say to our fellow citizens of the Citizens,
Conservative Association that our aims ana
objects. and our every interest. are the same Us
those which they proclaim In their address.
We urge thorough reform and pur1hcatlon bg
an economical conscientious and eniigntened
administration of publ ic affairs. conducted win
Ny rigid performance OF duty and personal nc"
countability by the servants Of the people,
We advocate vigorous effort 10 ecOnomlHe
and to enhance the resources OF the city, tne
restoration of our commerciM iM prosperity enc
the tightening Of the burdens thereon; me
equalization of assessments; q generous scHool
system. with equal advantages TO- white ana
coored: harhor improvements ana the apate-
ment Of wharfage charges at the earliest prac-
ticable period the suppression OF ali monopo,
hes and especially the abolition OF he present
contract system, which In itself La put nonop.
oily directed against the laborer. therefore. We
confidently claim that our candidates are n
representatives OF these aims ana oDlects. anc
are entitled to thesupport OF all those VINO sym
pnthize herewith ....
We ask q full. heart v on enthusiastic supper
from the voters of our parish for our emtnen
and energetic candidate for State Treasurer
Major L A. Burke In order that we may sent
him from his homo with majority worthy 0
the gallant Democracy of New Orleans. ant
thus do our full share in gaining another VIC
tory In our State.
Proud of our political pnat and confident TO
the future we invite the voters Of the parish Q
Orleans. ono and all. to partici pate with us i
the approaching victory the fruits OF which wi
prove O blessing to our people for long years t
como,
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Etghth Representative District
JOHN REANEY.
Ninth Representative District,
W. e. FITZGERALD.
GEO. FL. STECHMAN.
Tenth Representative District,
M. Fl. REDON
THOS. D. WILLIAMS.
Eleventh Representative District,
GEO. W. YOUNG.
JOS. D. TAYLOR
IWelM Representative District,
s. F. PARMELEE.
Thirteenth Representative District,
T.. L. BOWER.
Fourteenth Representative District,
K. sCRATCHLEY.
Fifteenth Representative DISTRICT
WIN. MCKEE.
(Bigned) CHAS. BYIsNE,
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 Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
TO the Editor of the Democrat:
am directed to transmit to your paper. the
official journal Of the Democratic -ConservR-
tive party of Louisiana. this sheet. which con-
tains the official list Of the candidates placed In
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
Parish Nominating Convention OF tho parish Of
Orleans lately hold in this city,
''eSpe0''oN'' JOHN A. MCDONALD,
oc2rtd Secretary.
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POUND NOTICE.

VKTAEBROUGHTT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Morales and Marigny
streets, on Wednesday, sixteenth day Of Oeto-
ber, 1873
high white star on forehead.
Which. IL not claimed with in five, days, and "a.
expenses thereon paid, will b9 SOLO i OF pupllc
auction at said pound on THURSDAY, October
81. 1878. at II o'clock m.
ROBT. e. DIAMOND.
,,or A1mi n jStrntDr.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
nan Grand Councal Colored Mems p

Hall Grand Council Colovel Mems Pro-
tective Union-New Orleans, October &c, 1878
At meeting Of the Grand Council of the COL
ored Mems Protective Union, the following res
olution was adopted
RESOLVED. That we most cheerfully indorse
the ticket nominated by the Citizens Conserva-
port it and use ali honorable means within our
power to secure its election.
A. A. MAURICE President.
Tag r., RoprNsON Eenretary Oc27
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TICK H1x'I
OF THE
CITIZENS
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Mayor-John Wilson.
Administrator of Finance-Col. Augustus
Rechard.
Administrator of Accounts-H. Dudley Cole
administrator of Commerce. Thomas Fl.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buidings-Ed. 7. Manning; x,,,,,, r,o
Administrator of Police-Capt. William Pierce.
Administrator of Improvements-T. s. Will
ltams.
administrator of Assessments - Aristide
OWL sherifr-Capt r. B. Peasants.
Criminal Observation-Disclosures Mari igny
,.,, Recorder, First and Fourth Districts-Judge
hrd Recorder, Second and Third Districts Ernest
Coroner. Upper Districts-Dr. r. l.. Taney,
Coroner, Lower Districts ----"----.
FOR State SENATE.
First District
Second Distriet-Carleton Hunt.
Third District Geo, SwArbrick.
Fourth Distrst-Chas. FL. Schenck.
Sixth i1ai District saml s. Carlisle aRd Charles
MEMBERS or THE HOUSE.
Second sod Ward-M NJ b. Lagan and John A. Gill
Third Ward-J. D. Hill. - and ohas. Fl.
Fourth Ward-Judge D. S. Bryon.
Sixth Ward-L Andre Burthe.
Seventh Ward-Victor Olivier and Ar1stide
EEjighth, Yard Jos. Foerster; ,.r, ~ rorou
Tenth Ward-Frank Lauer and Joseph H.
Eleventh Ward-Geo. W. Young and John P.
twelfth Ward d------.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards-E. L.
sTtssnth ssea WandSm and se7eneeath MeaGa
Green.
JUSTICES OF THE tEACB.
First Justice-J. Paris Childress.
Secondly. r. Holmes;
Fourth1F aarfr1PaH B, i: H1rnanueS. nalenuas.
Fifth-Wm. Sarrazin.
Reventh-Chas O'Rourke.
Eighth-A. J. Roman.
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| First Justices COURTROOM Hurley.
! Second Justices Court-Jas. A: Moran.
Third Jqstiee's oourt.E Court. Bonl1gny; 10y 4eary;ou
| Fifth Justices Court Robt. Thomas.
| Sixth Justice Court-Dan'l O'Leary.
| Seventh Justices Court-F. Geis.
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