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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-11
BLACK OAK BAISI1.

T WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK that il
1 properly taken and cured according TO the fol-
lowing directions, and pay Cash for itat the rate
of 5 per Cord OF l25 feet measurement, delivered
at my Mile in W chichester, Virginia, and 81 on
Cars at any Point from MArtinshurg to HarrIson-
burg, but the Cars must be carefully and closely
piled and filed fuH-All that can be gotten in-in
order to cave freight and charges, which is so
much per car, &C.
DIRECTIOSs:-Commen ce taking the Bark. az
il will peel weIl-run freely-apd be cure
Ike the bark from the upper of the tree and
limbs, for the young bark is more feshy and bet
ter tn an the old bark. which 10 mostly ross; the
Bark should not be broken up too much, and must
be OF average thickness, as the heavy butt bark by
itself will not be bought at full price The cut
side of the Bark must always be kept up, which
will prevent it's curling. also protect the inside
from the weather, which being the part used,
must be kept bright and not allowed TO get vet or
mould which Injuries it's strength and color. the
all important parts. .
Mach 10. lSIs=4m.
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CHEAP SHOES.

TusT opened ope of the cheapest lots of SHOES
y offered to the people of ChaIlestowp and
vicinity since the wartime Coarse- for field
or dress, and will be sold at short profits. Call
and examine them at
s 8. DALGARN'S,
March 10, 1878: Opposite Carter Houle.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. R.

Dir. Mines, aud Mr.. Satterlee of the con-
Tractors for the building of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, were in Baltimore last
week, and completed arrangements with tho
B. & o. R. r. authorities for the construc
tiou of switch ut Dufield's Depot, for con-
venience in transferring material to the 8. v.
R. r. as the track-laying of the latter pro-
crosses. The rails will be shipped from
DanviIle, Pa, via the Pennsylvania Central
and Cumberland Valley roads to Martins
burg, and thence via the Baltimore and Ohio
to Dufield's. Charlestown is to be made
the headquarters, and Mr.. John Cameron, of
New Jersey, a representative Of Messrs.
Satterlee & Co., arrived here last Wedncs-
day, and is looking out for q suitable
building to DO used for Offices for the con-
tractors, engineers, sc. A meeting of tho
Board of Directors will be held in Charles
town to-day, when Mr.. Satterlee is expected
to be here. The leading managers, foremen,
&C., will probably arrive this week, and We
are Informed that the work will be cons
menced as soon as the ties can be procured,
arrangements for securing which is part of
Mr.. Camcrou's business here), probably
within ten DAYS.
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

TENHE Bible Depository of the JEFF. County
Bible Snciety'' has been established mt rho
Store of Mr.. David Howell. CharIestowm, Whole
a large and beautiful assortment of BIBLES
AND IESrAAENTS Will constantly I've kept
The public earnestly invited to call and cX-
anime these Books. now published and sold at
lower rates than ever before.
To persons unable to purchase Bibles, a sup
ply will be furnished withCnt charge.
N.S..WHlTE, Pres't.
DAVID HOWELL. Treasurer.
Nav 2S 1878.
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May 81. 1S7S-tf.
W ()Rga AN .

Bv ~ immense practice. cXtrn'iing through
pcrnI ~ ,,!r. ti;iv!n-, wI'iu ii.at time treated
nIIrv Innu~ani C;~c- I'll those iI-CI-c- peculiar to
woInl::. have been enabled To- perfect Il most
pnIru; ami t..TrCairic mC'iIrI' ilIHi m"c'S ile III
dirln+ rnIci NV that cas- uf r;IscIzcs with
positive certainty anu "NICICC.s. =
To designate this natural specific compound,
have n:;I:IcI IL
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GLASS AND PUTTY.

T IGHT * MITCHELL are selling sxIo Class
IL for 80 cts. per doz.; Putty and Paints al the
same We will cell you Pure Putty, Paint
GRATED.
May II. 1873.
BEAUTIFUL Chamber Sets. with Patent Pro-
ID teetor Stop Jars. Save your walls by using
them. For sale by DUKE & GALLAHER-
LII sizes of spouting, carefully made and put
N up by experienced YORKER, at prices lower
than ever. DUKE & GALLhHER.
HARDWARE. Stamped TinEsre and all other
n Goods in our line offered at PI ices low
any house in the Valley. d. 4 C.
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within ten DAYS.
MEMORIAL Day AT WINCuEsTER.-The
decoration of the graves at StonewalI Gem
etry, Winchester, on Thursday last, was the
occasion for the attendance of one of the larg-
est nssemblages which has ever gathered st
that historic town. The visiting military
companies from Woodstock and Harrison
burg, aud Bands, were received at the De-
pot by the Winchester Light Infantry and
Drum Corps, and escorted to the Court
House, where, after they were given an ell
oquent and cordial welcome by Mayor Clark,
on behalf of the military and citizens ofW
chester, they were served with sumptuous
entertainment, with naught to intoxicate or
unfit for duty the members ofthe commands.
After the entertainment the procession was
formed consisting OF the Stanton (StonewalD,
Harrison burg, Woodstock and Shepherdstown
Bands, Winchester Drum Corps, Winchester
Light Infantry, Harrisonburg Guards, and
Anderson Guards of Woodstock, and moved
through the principal streets to Stonewall
Cemetry. Att Cemetery, the services were
simple but impressive. The bands played
dirga, poem was read in honor OF the dead,
after which prayer was offered by Rev. j. G.
Wheat, of the Episcopal Church. Music
from the bands then followed, during which
the graves were strcwn with flowers. The
central mound, containing the remains of
SIS unknown dead, was, as it always is,
spot of peculiar interest. There the immense
throng was requested to BIO slen. while two
little girls, Allie Conrad and Allie Baxter,
tho former representing the Goddess of Lib
crty and the latter the Goddess of Peace, re-
cited in turn beautiful poems as tribute of
love and esteem to the unknown heroes
Gov. Holiday, who is on visit to his old
homo, was an Interested spectator during the
ceremonies in the cemetery.
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ICE CREAM.

T HAVE just opened my ICE CREAM SALOON
i for the season. Parties furnished with Ice
Cream III any quantIty-by the SANGER. put
May Il, 1878.
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w . . l. ..
OooE stoves,
DITCuING AND EXCAYATING.

TT1HE undersigned offers his services 4 com
potent workman in the above line Ditch
ing and Excavaiiug of all kinds undertaken at
moderate rates. ard faithfully executed
Orders left at residence. on West Con gress St,
VIII receive prompt attcnIinn.
Nav Il, IS7S-3n.
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From the extended space devoted to the
SPIRIT in the voluminous columns of the last
Free Pess, it may be inferred that the prob
ing given in our last was a little too deep,
as the settling Of 200 lbs. avordupois upon
the puny 'porter-had it occurred-might
have given rise to the query whether or not
there was anythtEg sat upon. Whether,
when a gentleman is called from his seat
upon stand by another to see him upon bu
siness, it is mark of good breeding for
young snob to appropriate to himself and his
Uranium covering space sufficient for two or
three, and be devoid of politeness enough to
offor the room occupied by the latter, VIC
leave the public to judge. When we want
70 "hatch," we shall not go to a "mare's
nest" to ind eggs. If ''stall" is wanted,
it may be appropriately devoted to the long
cared quadrupcd of the equine genus who
brays SO loudly in the Free Press. C! c.!
Numerical strength may be great thing,
and overtowering intellccts (?) are well>nigh
resistcss, but the petty jealousy which re-
sorts to such low grounds of attack upon the
publisher of another paper, is appreciated at
its fair value in community like ours, where
t'dirt throwing" is not esteemed to be the
best evidence of high>toned journalism.
The creature who would, in a single par>
ngraph, extol the dead and convey Gin words
no, readily understood by the general public,
but meant to be apprehended by us) an in
suit to the bereaved living, is unworthy the
notice of decent journal. We therefore
wipe our hands of further notice Of tho Free
Press.
At an election held BY the Potomac Com>
mandry knights Tcmplar No. 5 of Harper's
Ferry on Saturday evening. June LIST, 1878,
the following officers were elected for tho en-
yoar:
E. Sir, H. v Daniels, Commander; Sir,
Oliver Kemp, Generalissimo; Sir, W. F.
Landers, Capt. General; Sir, j. S. ODonncl,
Prelate Sir, D. o. BoyIcs, S. W.; Sir, j {.
ID. Butt, J. w; Sir, w. +. Drew, Rec. !;
Sir, s. NJ. Williams, Sentinel; Sir, James
Conklyn, Standard Bearer; Sir, George II.
Wild, Sword Br. Sir, C. l.. Hopswood,
Warden Sir, j. P. Wolfurbyer, l Guard !;
Sir, j. N. Sadler, 2 Guard J. G. Holmes,
3 Guard
The solution ofthe question of war or no
war between England and Russia has appaT>
emily been reached. Russia, although maxi
ing concessions, does not yield to England
the right to say what terms the former
shall settle her war with Turkey, but Ger>
many steps in and relieves both parties by
inviting the Powers to Congress or Confer
ence The assembly will meet at Berlin. on
the 18th of the present month. Prince Bis
marck will preside Baron Bulow, Secreta>
ry OF Foreign Affairs, will act as Plenipoten>
tiary for Germany. It is expected that two
months will DO consumed in its session.
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GALL at the Store Of sIMRoD TRUssELL. spd
- look at Eis New 4 rival Of nice Dress Goods,
Wash POpIiBs .Jsckonet, OrEAndies. and Raeise
Lawns; Linen for Ladies suits which will be sold
very cheap for Cash. Call early and obtain Bar
erin Remember the Store-Mercbs new
room. EIMRoD TRUSSELL.
April 90, 1878.
C;TRATv HATs.-I hav. just received I. nice new
- line of Straw bats. for Gents, Boys ard Chill
dren-ehes per than ever.
April 10, 1875. NIMRoD TRUsSELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-11

Or sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Root
and Herbal Juice, Anti-Isilious
Granules. THE "I.TTTLE GIANT"
CATEIAI:TlC, or Multun ia ParTo
Pnysic.
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FOR HARVEST SUPPLIES

10 10 DALGARS's, opposite Carrier House
~ Quick sales and short profits.
June II, 1878.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-01

BBEy.--Snaday, December 80, MAMIE W.. daughter
OF Charles h. ano Frances Tamagc Abbey, nged O
months.
Funeral on Wednesday, at halfpast two 7. NJ, from
residence of her parents 24 Schcrmcrhorn street.
Brooklyn.
ApniAscE.--On Sunday, December 80, 1877, THOMAS
NJ. ADVANCE, IN the 77th year OF his age
Relatives and friends also members OF the Veteran
Association oil the Seventh regiment are invited to
attend his lunura from ST. Georges Church. Stuyve-
saul square, Wednesday,, the "a INST, at eleven
O'Clock. Please omit flowers
HEADQUARTERS VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
NEW YORK, Doc. IL, 1s77.-Ihe commandInt re-
Rrcts TO announce the death OF our late comradc,
Thomas M. Adriance. ex-paymastcr OF tho associa-
ton. The members are requested to attend his tu-
neral from ST. Georges Church, Stuyvesant square,
on Wednesday, January 2 at eleven O'Clock. BY or
der OF Colonel WILLIAM A. POND.
CHARLES d. BosTwIoK, AdJutant
BERRIAy.-On December rs, at-Quincy, ILL.,, aged 10
years. Mrs. SOPHIA BERfAy daughter OF James Riker,
late Of this city, deceased.
BROWN CHRISTIAN CARRIoK, rect OF the late
Ambrose Brown December 10, aged 60 years, 10
morlhs and 20 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
She funeral from the residence of her
Mrs. Jawcs Sweeney, 544 Hicks ST., Brooklyn,
Wednesday, January 2, 1873, nj two O'Clock r. NJ.
BRYANr.-Vn sunday, December 30, 1917, OF cry
sipelas, X. }. haYANT, aged 45 years.
Friends aud relatives are invited to attend his
funeral from his ste residence, I5I3 Broadway, on
Tuesday, January 4. 1915, at ballpast nine O'Clock
A. Al.
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LOST THE RUR6ER.

Ellis Dean, mate OF the schooHE ibercsa, ing
cnar,.S wer. srra,snoa :, rson Myi.aAz
yesterday, charged respectiveI, -.
ceiving stolen goods. rho gof
stolen were jlb pounds OF rubi
Dean was arrested by Detc6
tecnth precinct, Saturday nj
bad taken the property, but
Charles, who gave him s53
committed Tor cxaminatiop
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CrRTE-CARPEyrER On Sunday, December 80. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the BRIDES
uncle, Rev. james Carpenter, ARTHUR +. uRrIs, OF
Brooklyn, h. d., TO HANNAH AUGUSTA CARPENTER, OF
Harlem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS December 90, by Rev.
Steward Macarthur in the Episcopal form, Mr.. GARD
NER T. KINGSLEY, oil Boston, Mass, 10 Miss LOUISA
JOHNSTON, OF New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 31st December, ut tho
residence OF the BRIDE 357 West 3th ST.. by Rev T..
i. Rogers OF south Reformed Church, EDWARD MAR
TIN, OF Yonkers TO Mrs JESSIE ENSIGN. oi THIS city.
No cards.
KuMsEy- REA.- On Monday. December 81, by tho
Rev. II. jeffrey, D.. d., j. EDWARD RuMsEy to EMMA
G. RhA, all OF Brooklyn.
WALsn-O' DoSoeHuE On Thursday, December q,
OF ST. Gabriels Church, by the Rev. Father Ciowry,
MARY l.. O'DoSoGHuE to Jonx WALSH. both OF this
CITY,
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DISCHARGED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

Solomon Roscnbach, OF No. 600 Washington street,
was employed six months ago by Dyer Co., OF No. 1913,
Canal street. He was discharged last September and
has since visited number Of merchants, represent
ing that ne camo from Dyer Co. Among those v c.
timizsd by him Brady, Voorhis Il Day, OF No.
80 Howard street; Lutz a. CO., OF Mercer and Grand
streets, and Camille Rum, of No. 275 Sixth avenue,
from whom no obtained two hair switches valued at
S25 and sold them TO Mrs Elizabeth Monds, OF M 10
Eighth avenue, and Mary schmidt, OF No. 2j1 Eighth
avenue, Tor IS each Rosenbacn was arrested by
Onlccr O'Ncill. OF tho Ninth precinct and committed
by Judge Morgan yesterday In 81, 900 bail
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dis. Episcopal Church, Rossvillc. s. L.

uuys JuuunIy = ~ ouo 4. u.
WooLcorr.- Bright's disease, SoLoNo
COLT, IN the 72d year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
neral, from mis- lato residence, 2t9 West
wednesday, January 2, at ten A. NJ
VAN BuREy.--On Saturday, December
GELicA VAN buren,, widow OF the late Col
Van buren,, IN the SGD year OF her age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family
fully invited 10 attend her funeral, on
morning. January 2, ct ten O'Clock,
Church, Broadway, without further notice
ing, December 20, ELIZA VAN DYKE, in u
vi her age.
Relatives and FRIENDS are invited 70
funeral, on Wednesday, January 2, at {
from her latc residence, ana two o'cloc
Andrews Church, Richmond, s |. Carri
In readiness at Clifton landing on tho u
ten o'clock boat from New YORK.
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OFFICER MURPHY'S ASSAILAyL

james Cavanagh, who fired upon Uhlcf Thom
Murphy, OF the Twenty-nrst precinct, on uday'
taken to tho Fifty-sevcnth street Cout ycsofd
morning. At the request OF his counsel the pl1on
was committed Tor examination In dcfaut o. p".-
tho afternoon he was arraigncd. HIS lcouns.. aske
Special Sessions. Tho magistrate consen'cu' ~ nc
Cavanagh ID $1,000.
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SUPREME COURT.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1871
The General Term, Supreme Court, has adjourned
until January 2, 1873.
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1yREAr WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE -

" TO BRISTOL (sNGLAND). DIRECT,
smiling from pier River, loows:-
CORNWALL, Captain Williams. thursday January
SOMERSET. Captain Western. Thursday, January "a
Cabin passage. 800, $50 and s7o Intermediate, Si5;
Steerage. $50.
Return tickets favorable rates; prepaid Ger
tncntes. S16
Apply to ". u. MORGAN. Agent, 20 south st.
WILSON LlNE-To SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
w sailin from Eagle pier. Hoboken. follows:
LEPANIo. january . oTilEILo. .... February
OTRANTO January 10 HINDOO...... February ii
First cabin. $50 currency Excursion Tickets very
favorable Apply for full particulars to CHARLES
l.. WRIGHT Co. SO south ST.
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DEDUCED FARE! S3 10 BOSrONl
LII EXCURSION TICKETS. S5.
THE OLD RELIABLE SfoNINGrON LINE FOR BOs
Not trip missed consecutive years. Ele
gnt pier 3 North River, foot of Jay
St.. NJ 4 80 j.. NJ. daily texccpt SundIys.
Hereafter the steamboat tram will leave Stoning
ton at 80 A. NJ.
Providence line freight only from pier 20
North :iyer foot OF Warren ST. at i. VI.
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MIR. MORRIssEY sUEDl

Jacob FloersheIm has instituted a peculiar SUIT
against tho Hon. Jonn Morrsscy with w.ol-
arc associated as defendants tho sraGinrral -
of John Doe and Rlcnard Roe. Nj. Voc ~
states In his complaint that on tho Oh
ycmber 1876. ne entered into wager 4
person unknown to HIM depending the result Of
the general election Tor President OF the United
States IN the States Of New York. New Jersey, Goa
necticut Indiana and California; that while the resu
OF tho election still contingent ana unknown az
deposited 500 with the defendants at l-3o broad
way, as staKeuoldcrs whereby an action accrued "a
the painful according the provisions oil the stal ut
on gambling. states further that no went TO ind
place the 2lst OF November 1876 anu de1
anded the Of $780, put that the dciendaut
refused To pay over the sanc wherefore he oemandd
against the defendants Tor $780, with inicrj
est In tho Is alleged that one Ira Leo Banii
berger under the assumed name Of Marcy. called al
the defendants place oi business and purchased "a
IN the aggregate sum oil certain moneys wncii
wcro deposited with the defendants by divers pcrsoud
unknown, only Tor the keeping nnd paying out Of
winch these dants 10 receive the sam Of ~
per every dollar deposited ana no more, az
compensation for Keeping and paying out said money
and ior no purpose that between the 9th OF Nc1
vcmbcr, 1876, ana tho date of the commencement Of
this action Eambcrger deposited witn the defendant
about $3.50 the purpose OF adding said sum TO 81
aggregate amount OF money, and tho sa.d sum
money set forth in tho complaint, which, :
defendants believe. forms part OF tue
so deposited by Bamberger; that the decndauB
BamDerger certain ticket OF deposit which,W
negotiable or Transferable; that thereafter on or a.
tn ION oil November, 1876 ana ON other days BAN
berger called the defendants' place anu demanded
the $3.50 whereupon tho defendants paid to BAN
berger 1896, which includes the sum of 500 meal
toned The plaintiffs complaint, whereby ne wt
Overland SOS IL III conclusion tho answe alleges
iuioi maton ana beief that Jacob Fioersheim Is NJ
tho real party IN interest," but that the said Ira
BAN berger Is.
made 10 compel the plaintiff TO file security Tor cos
yesterday rendered a decision granting the same.
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The MOORE sTABBING CASE.

HE MOORE sTABBING CASE.
In the case Of Langdon W. Moore, alias Charled
Adams tho we'll known bank rolb,r, who in a ht,o
jealousy stabbed one Thompson, who was IN his vii
company last Thursday night, MI William 4. 10
Yesterday submitted TO the Supreme Court pelS
Tor wrils oil naDeas corpus aud ccrtiorarI 0ringk
prisoner before The Court, at Chambers, to-no9
morning. Judge Brauy granted Mr. Howe's mVtUu
aud allowed the wrts. nXiug tomorrow morning, Qt
fen o'clock Tor tho arpnmelt.
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COAsrNlsE sTUAazsIsIp,.
J)ACIFIO MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM
IL SNIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON &C.,
sailing from pier loot of Canal st.. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO, via IsTliMUs OF PANAMA.
Stenmslip COLON Monday, december 81
connecting for Central America and south Pac Ne
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship ALASkA........ Tuesday, January
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW IE LAND.
Steamship HEALANDIA Monday. December u
For freight p0ssn. apply nt companys oiice. .
1 i'm .rnln Nn.rN ark
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
Alfred Peck, thirty one votes,
Alex. Delhomme. one vote.
SEGOND WApT;

SECOND WARD.
Faustin Vincent, ono hundred and eighteen
Bolden Huffpauor, ono hundred and three
s. W. Steen, twenty nine votes.
THIRD WARD.
Cesar Dupuis three hundred and twanty- four
G. w. Hopkins. two hundred and fifty one
votes.
Laurent Arcennux, ono hundred md twenty
four votes.
L. IIirsch. one hundred and fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD.
B0l0Di Trnhnn. one hundred and thirty nine
D. e. Broussard, ono hundred and twenty
five votes.
jules Simon. ono hundred and eighteen votes
Y. DeBorrodier, one hundred and ten votes.
J. A. LannanVillo, one vote.
TtFTII WARD,
Calvin Moss. two hundred and sixty four
?, d. Comean. twenty-seven votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
Sebastien Hernandez two hundred and fifty
nine votes.
Marcel J. Broussard one hundred and thirty
seven votes.
Ferd Huifpnuer, one hundred and five votes
a. d, Prot, nine votes.
THIRD WARD.
j. L. Prejean, two hundred and thirty five
votes.
J. b. Sheppert. two hundred and twenty one
votes.
Alcide Judce, thirty nine votes.
FOURTH WARD.
,Aurelien Prlmeaux, one hundred and twenty-
six votes.
T. H. Thoriot. sixty four votes
J. u. RenOit, Bevpnty three votes
Henri Comeau. flfty~six votes.
FIFTH WARD
Martel Blloaud. one hundred and sixty-two
votes.
Louis in. Louis, ono hundred and five votes
Ienon Bourdue twenty seven votes.
And. acting by virtue and In obedience to the
duty imposed upon mo by said act, do hereby
boon duly elected to the Offices Hereinafter mon
toned, each Of said PERSONS SO announced
having received tho greatest number Of votes
cast for the office for which such person was q
candidate and to which he has been herein de-
clared duly elected. to wit:
Rnpresentatva-H D. Guidry.
Parish Judge M. i. Rlaues.
HheritT-H" Hard En tin.
Coroner-Perrin Corneau.
Justices Of tho Peaee-IFrst Ward. Paul Mar
tin; Second Ward. Preston Hurpauer: Third
Ward, NJ. ConnolIynnd W. B. Lindsay Fourth
Wnrd, l.. A. Leblanc and u. NJ. Hartman; Fifth
Ward. Sidney Grog.
Second Ward Faustin Vincent; Third Ward.
gesnr Dqpuis and G. ". Horkins; Fourth
Wnru, BeIloni Trqhnn anh D; E; Broqasard..,
Ilco JJnrors;-IFirstt First Ward, Sebagtien Her
Third Ward J. l. Prejean; Fourth Ward. Au-
Witness my. signature and the seal Of the
State Of Lou isianH, at the city OF New Orleans,
this tWenty- first day Of November, A. D 1873,
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State.