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over Spanish subject convicted of incen-
diarism was adjusted by mediation of the
English Minister. A Spanish man-of- war
exchanged salutes with shore battery when
Spanish officers visited the President of the
Republic Reports are not explicit as to
what became of the alleged iucendiary.
PROFITABLE AMERICAN IMPoRTATIoNs. sas
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Minister of
Marue Informs the State Department that
wheat. tobacco, petroleum and slaves can
be profitably imported from the United
States into Portugal. :; Is5a v
Commissioner Leduc is about saving
twenty million dollars annually by iavoring
tea culture. ~ '" l* Ias1-
: Collector Arthur, of the New York Gus
tom House, complains TO Secretary Sherm n
of what he calls the Joy Commission Star
Chamber, as cruel inqusition.
ss.t FROM MEXICO. .ae
The following telegram was received at
the War Department last night from Gen.
Pope through Gen. Sheridan: Col. Hatch,
from Elpaso, on the 5th, reported every
thing uiet. Considerable bodies of armed
men are on the Mexican side of the river
and IN the vicinity of Saragossa. And
again on the 9th he reported all quiet and
thinks order can be restored better without
rangers than with them. i4 ~ $50
Brevet Major-General.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR CREATES cONsrERNA-
TIoN. a~
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-A special from
Annapolis says that Mr. Blair's speech
created CONSERVATION on the Republican
side of the House. The lobby and gallery
Were packed. Messrs. Kinks aud Mer-
rick, both made speeches on the same SUBJ
ject. Mr.. Leib, Republican, moved to lay
the memorial on the table, and called for
as es tand nays, which resulted: ayes. 13; /;
nays, 81 it was then referred to Committee
on Federal Relations .f.s,
s. as>1 WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan s. The indications for
the West and Gulf States are falling barr
oi1eter, warmer, northeast to southeast
winds, cloudy and rainy weather. 1ab
-4.f-..aE CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet to-day Determined that the
Secretary of the Treasury should as soon
as possible invite further subscriptions to
the popular loan of four per cent. bonds.
a9aaa8 MUTINY OF GARRIsoN.J ads
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--Conln ander Rog-
ers, u. s, Sta ton Adams. ports mutiiy
at Sandy, Point Strait of Magellan. The
entire garrison bad mutinied, aud eonvicts
had escaped. 1tt
AGRICULTURAL. aaI
B WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The report of the
Commissioners OF Agriculture estimates the
tobacco crop at four hundred and forty mil
lion pounds, an increase over last
year of sixty million pounds.
The cotton crop in October promised a
yield of four and half million bales, but
the bad picking season, up to tne9 end OF
December, may reduce the crop half mil
lion bales.
referring to the sugar crop, the report
says that there has been a fair prospect for
an increase in the product of sugar over
last year, but, in consequence of bad wealth,
er, it is too early to say whether the yield
will be equal to that of last year.
The wheat crop promises to exceed that
of last year seventy million bushels.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
CONSIDERATION,

CONSIDERATION.
" Boston, Jan. S.-The Diocese of Massa-
chusetts consents to the conservation of DR..
Seymour. E.f{.
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SEUTrER, the Jewe Ter, is established in
this county over twentysix years
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AGRICULTURAL.
NEW YORK.
yoLUNrARY BANKrUPTCY. I

eszsE VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
New YORK JAM s.-M Rodes s. Sons,
tobacco dealers, adjudicated voluntary
Liabilities, $l80,000. Assets,
$lS7. 900. 4 zfs.
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!
Ice has ceased moving in the Danube. The
river Is now frozen over near Galatz, and
Is expected 10 freeze as far as Siminifzi im-
mediatelv.
CREEKS PaRALYzED.
An Athens correspondent of the Times
states that the calling ont OF the second
class of the re serve which has lust been or
dered Tor 1000 will raise the Greek army to
o5,OO0 m IN. and that the uncertainty as to
the attitude of Great Britain paralyZes
the Gre Ks, but As long as the present min
listers remain Ia office it may be regarded as
certain that wariike policy will not be
definitely adopted.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, JAN S.--The Times financial
article says that rise of prices at the clnse
yesterday was ia consequence that rumors
of an arm stire between Turkey aud Rus
sia were concluded. The details of the
story Were of " very improbable kind but
sufficient Ia ri saten spectators froGl re-
purchasing tn some extent, consequently
all stocks rose sharply. United States
funds continne irmer. The alarm about
BANDS silver bili has, for the time being TO
all appearances, quite subsidized.
VICTOR EMANUEL.
ROME, Jan. S.-The Official Bulletin an
nounees that King Victor Emanuel passed
less satisfactory night than Was hoped.
His fever Is slightly increased.
M1DHAr PAsHA.
PARIS. Jan. S.-Midhat Pasha left here to-
day for London.
PARIS, Jan. S-Francois yincient Ros-
pail, the French politician, is dead.
s REAssEMBLED
NERSFIIIFS p.i nasn.
ties reassembled this p. m. aud the election
OF President was fixed for Thursday next.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S-Neon-Mederate IN
quiry freely supplied. Middlings uplands.
63s; middling Orleans, 69-l6;' ssles, 5000
bales. Speculation and exports, 1000; re-
ceipts, 1880; American l4,600; futures
New YORK, Jan. S.-Gold opened ala.s
New YORK, Jan. S.-Stoeks firm; money
Z; Exchange, long, 49,; short, 4S51a. State
bonds, steady; governments, firm; cotton
dull; uplands 1114; Orleans, llsx Sales,
362 bales; futures tirmer. staa7IE5
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S-Leeal holiday,
little business; marke's nominaliy un-
changed; cotton quiet, sales $3.50 bales;
ordinary S1a good ordinary 9ss ;lew mid
ding lois middling l034; good middling,
ll3s; mlddltng fair lofs. Receipts, net
1881; gross, ii ,4S7. Exports, eoastwise, l.
SIT stocks 3x6250. 8i.
l. New YORK. Jan. S.-Futures closed firm:
sales 305 bales. et e Ff
CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-Flour steady and
firm; wheat steady and firm; demand
prime, 125 Z; corn firm, 4l@42c; oats
steady and firm 29@32c; rye dull 62@64c;
barley dull, lower to sell, No. Spring
45@45c; pork good demand Ii so; lard
dull. shade lower steam. 7415@75; kettle,
775@S25; bulk meats inactive and lower.
MONETARY MARKETS,
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Money cosy Coz
sterling quiet 2; gold weak "a; govern
ments steady new IS 5 g States quiet;
cotton qnet; uplands IA; O.leans,s ia;
sales 40i bales. 80 .a srfs
GROCERY MARKETS.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Fiour quiet and firm;
X. family, 8 5Sl@5,25; family 5.70@5 so;
whisky steady, l04 pork easier and in good
demand; for job lots, IL BOG IL 40; lard
firmer at 3 30; bulk meats easy; clear rib
sides, 53@54 bid; fully cur~d bacon dull;
sweet picked hams, Is pounds average,
&c; Keokuk 2284.
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CALL AT srADEkER's before purchasing
twill paw YOU rgFsgrerfE
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS at srADrkEK's.
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RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF SOFIA.

The Times Vienna, correspondent says
that the occupation OF S. fla is of great inn
portance to Rus ssia, and gives her armies a
base for operations in Roumania, and opens
up the resources of the country around, and
makes them, to certaint extent independ-
ent supplies from Roumania.
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ITs CAPITAL INPAIRED. )

Application was made yesterday by
Counselor McCarter on behalf of the stock
holders of the Citizens Insurance Com pany,
OF Newark, to Chancellor Runyon Tor the
of receiver to take charge of
It's affairs. 1t is charged that the company
is insolvent, its capital having been inn
paired one-fourth. ss
BELOW ZERO. e8.
Troy, Ja1. S.--Thermometer. II degrees
below; at Saratoga, Is below; at White
Hall, Is below at Cambridge, Is below.
e esa@ 32 CONVICTED.
York, Jan. S.--The jury convicted Theo-
dore r. Wettmore, Vice-President OF the
Security Life Insurance Company, for con-
spiracy with other officers. Sentence post
pOned until tomorrow. The convict's
father in the meanwhile balls him in the
sum of $4,000. s s.
~ RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
New y DIRK, Jan. S.-The annual m Getting
of the stockholders of the Great Southern
r. r. Company was held to-day, The re-
port of the President shows large amount
Of work done between Jessup, Ga, and
jacksonville. Florida, the road being near
ly ready for rails. Ii states that the COM
pany is well organized and is composed oil
men of capital and experience, and that the
work will be pushed energetlcalIy. The
directors were elected for 1875 The capital
stock was increased from ten to fourteen
million dollars. Tie board will elect OFF,
GERS duri ng the coming week.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.

Associated Press Dispatches to Daily Clarion.
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AFTERNooN sEss1oN-sEN ATE.

The Senate met at 3 O'Clock and ad-
journed. = ae 5
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Ice has ceased moving in the Danube. The
river Is now frozen over near GalatZ, and
is expected 10 freeze as far as Siminifzi inn
mediatelv
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THE ENGLIsH PRESS ON THE SITUATION.

The Standard, in its leading editorial,
says: Is Correspondence between London
and st. Petersburg, respecting the point
raised by the British Government, has not
vet terninated, and we shall probably have
to wait until the opening of Parliament be-
fore full explanation is given OF the sub
iects which have been under discussion be-
tween the two governments"
+ The daily News, in an editorial. says that
the Earl of Carayon has not resigned the
Colonial Secretaryship, and, we presume, he
has no intention of resigning.
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GROCERY MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Four quiet and firm
X. family, 5 Sl@525; family 5.70@5 so;
whisky steady, l04; pork easier and in good
demand; for job lots, III BOG Ii 40; lard
firmer, at 5 30; bulk meats easy; clear rib
sides, 53@54 bid; fully cur~d bacon dull !;
sweet picked hams, Is pounds average,
&c; Keokuk 2284.
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HOPES RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 8.-A dispatch to
the Times says, hopes for an armistice are
rapidly disappearing The strictest secrecy
is maintained as to the terms Russia would
propose. and it is said that even the COM
mander-in- chief is not yet instructed on
this point.
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CREEKS PARALYzRD

An Athens correspondent of the Times
states that the calling ont OF the second
class OF the re serve which has Just been or
dered fer 1000 will raise the Greek army TO
oo,0O0 men. and that the nncertainty a. to
the attitude of Great Britain paralyzes
the Gre ks, but as long as the present min
listers remain In office it may be regarded as
certain that warike policy will not be
definitei, adoDted.
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CLOTHaNG, Ill ATS.

SHIRTS, Hosiery, Cravats. Collars Boots
- Shoes. etc., at A. VIRDEN'S.
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TURKISH NOTES.

Sulieman Pasha retains command of an
army corps, and Baker Pasha of Division,
under ReOuff Pasha's orders.
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= bOS5 sHEPHEKD BREAKS HIS LEG
81 WASHINGTON, Jan S.-Gov. Shepherd
fell on the ice in front of his house break
ing his leg in two places above the knee.
THE PRESIDENT WILL SANCTION IT.
The Republican publishes paragraph
this morning upon what it regards high au-
thority. that the President will sign the
silver bill should it pass Congress. The
paragraph continues: 'He believes it to be
measure demanded by the business inter-
est ofthe country and majority of the
people of the United States and hence will
cheerfulIy give it his official sanction. e
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READY TO NEGOTIATE.

The Times Vienna correspondent tele-
graphs the following: a.I.
It is announced from Constantinopief that
the Porte has informed Epgland its read
mess to enter into negotiations with Russia,
but intim ated that it did not think the
negotiation between military commanders,
as proposed by Russia, suitable. A much
preferable method being negotiation
through special plenipotentiaries. There
are, however, formal difficulties in the way
of this proposal.
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MONETARY MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Money cosy Coz
sterling quiet 2; gold weak 2a; govern
ments steady new 5's 8 3s; States quiet !;
cotton qnet; uplands 1l4; O.leans, ia ;
sales 40. bales ss
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BELOW ZERO.

Troy, Ja1. S.---Thermometer II degree
below; at Saratoga, Is below; at Whit
Hall, Is below; at Cambridge, l8 below.
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CusroM-MADE BooTs AND SHOES at STA
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DIFFICULTY ADJUSTED.

A difficulty between Spain and Hayti
over Spanish subject convicted of incen-l
diarsm was adjusted by mediation of the
Englis! Minister. A Spanish man-of-war
exchanged salntes with shore battery when
Spanish officers visited the President of the
Republic. Reports are not explicit as to
what became of the alleged incendiarY.E J.
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January sth, 1873.
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l. -
Is MAD. WRabsA Which,. Madi-
son Wells, or better known as Return
ling Board eWells, pirates about being
ian old Whig.r We remember when but
a boy. the political contests between
the Wings and Democrats, when every
inch was contested by giant iptellects
and honorable men; when Returning
Board frauds were not known; when
each party stood high on their honor,
and when either party would have
spurned with utter contempt, the man
who would have, even. suggested .ihe
idea Of d 9 fraudulent count. " There
were no Hclerical, errorsN OF ELIZA
,Pinkstons'' imthose days, Iand1yet, this
man, who has actually peFpetrated the
most outrageous frauds, has the effron7
terry to claim to belong to one of the
old parties. This man Wells, is now a
candidate for Congress from this Dis
,trict, and will claim bin with any par
'ty. To illustratei:t 118 o9
ga pole cat one day, to an oposspm''s den
Z. fcame, Il Nd II. u S}AE ~ \
Quite pleased with the idea of changing
his name, <,I,itI1 tuys III
Crying. Hal brother opossum, how do
Ugh, said the ooppossum, claim no rela-
ton with yonn' ,t,r,, 2g.<.s
You look like al, ppossum, but you
smell like skunk. odd iline Wings,
will you CLAIM him 2 We. think, not.N \
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For Coroner:
I. C. ROBERT.
For Police Jurors /:

AN EDUCATED PebITIeIAN.-fsW.
John DeLscey claims to; bes educated
in~politics. He meansthat lfe-cau get
up-4before a lotTof colored people and
rant, swagger and blow about Fort
Pillow and Colfax, and try to excite
bad feelings among the colored people
towards the whites! Hand get them IN
trouble, like Ward and others did at
C6tfax, But would be stand the fire
shouldnhe succeed in getting arrow ?
No! Then, colored voters, be careful
how you suffer him or bis sort to lead
you into trouble. Ii he is such q
statesman why did he not show d lin
the Legislatufsa He sneaks off into
some quarter on the white mans planl
tation, I'm the nigLetime, and makes
incendiary speeches TO lot of ignorant
blacks and tells them pack of false
hoods, (and no one there to contradict
his statements,l and calls that stafes-
manship, politics and shrewdHess,
which finally causes collision between,
the white aud colored people, If such,
politicians as he is were out of the
country there would be peace and con
tentmept.with both-white aad-colored :,
and .ihe colorsdI voter would think
mose about making Something 90 feed
his family, and would be- happy and
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THE triumph andicbmplets success
of the Demoefatic party, at the recent
State election held zig Indiap9 has
-reachsdns officially I ana truly 1t is d
grand one, and we sum it up thus: we
have gained three members of Con-
gress, have elected our whole State
ticket, and have sscared q Clear ma
jo-ity of six oajeint the Leg
islature. This latter victory is an ex-
traerdinars iohe, and unexpected, for
the State has been so gerrymapded nm
der Radicabulegiaasion, that for ting
past zen yeafs the Democrats always
failed in the Lsgislatl.re; but now the
tidal .waye rs Esact In sBemocracy'sfal'
vor, t6ae1wa hare overcome that in-
iquity.@t.sThe Tails Sycamore of the
Wabash Vafleysaswill again be Indi-
ana,s Senator at Washington. HoThe
Nationals elected one member of Con-
gress, in the largest Radical District
in the State. and elected five members
of the Legislature. 49, 100 *t.2l
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Fu M | SD AlGHl9I

Alexandria Precinct-C Commissioners
E. r. Biossat, Robert P. Hunter and
Dave johnson. Clerk, w. w. Whit
tington, Jr.
G.. Labat's Precinct Commissioner
James P. Hickman, w. s. Hadnnt and
Samuel Walker. Clerk, Edwin Hick-
man.
Lecomte Precinct - Commissioners
E. G. Herbert, Thomas G. Wheadon
and Esaw Pugh. Clerk, Charles M.
Wells. 49, - 49,, j.,
Calhoop's Precipct@Commissioher
j. D. Phillips, HadiY Dyer, and John
McDonaldl CLERK, WIN. Lynch. III. /
RandolpIi's Precinct - Commission
ers, James Barker, D. J. Willis and
VIM. H. Randolph. Clerk, George A.
Pugh.
&C. Weems' Precinct-Commission-
ers, E. b. Pend!eton, Gervais Baillio,
Jr., and Jesse Fields. Clerk, Jas. R
Moore.
Union Church Precinct-Commis-
sioners, D. D. Arden, Dan. Walker,
and c. G. Grissom. Clerk, Ed. Ball.
Hineston Precinct -Commissioners
j. T. Blackwell, D. B. Hogan and ]. F.
Hathaxay. ClerA G. M Shaw. )
( Hatch'ss Store PRECINCT Commits
i'sioners, j. T. Hatch, Amos Gibson and
VIM. Odom. Clerk, c. Carruth.. .... :,
Red Store Precinct-Oscar Watson,
G. E. Blanchard and Ben Leckie Com
missioners. Clerk, S. A. Dowty.
Deloacbe's Bluff Precinct-Cpmwis-
si6nefs, q: ". Patterson, E. Bush, and
Orange Benjamin. Clerk, j. S. Van
Ingen.
Horns Precinct Commissioners, j..
Mccarthy, Thomas Sorrelie and Joe
1 Keeper. Clark, Joe Labaum.
i Bayou. Rapides Precinct-Jamd b!
EAndrews, Ben Cooper and r. L. Luck
lett. Clerk, f. Spence smitllI ya.,g!.t
/ Borland's Observation-Disclosures
N. l.. Hath0rn, j. E. Borland and G. A.
Deloach.aI Clerk, j.. e.. Deloach. Ufa
| Big Island Precinct Commissioners
NJ. Deville, j. w. Barron and C.. R.
Watkins. Clerk, Frank Bradford. h.t
Holioway's Prairie Precinct Com.
missioners, A.. Crooks, w. Sullivan
and T. j.. Parsons. Clerk, ]. 81 Be-
han. n 80, - ss5sf .,ssg3 :,,qT Is. stl.H;,,J ufi
Pineville Precinct commissioners
E. David, C. w. Boyce and James
Madison. Clerk, Robt. Aaron.
Asa Bells Precinct Commissioners,
r.. c. Barron, II R. Cummings and
Wash McGlofiin: Clerk, =. F. Ed
wards. ~ ~ s,i;,ssl ei.t..,5,i.ff ~ i.
Cheneyville Observation-Disclosures
era, r. L.. Tanner, B. NJ. Pearce and
| Cato Chambers. Clerk, ID. W.iStafford.
l. Tramway Precinct &c Commissioners,
u. L. Connella, .Emanne.. Toney and
Ben. Washington. Clerk, Dr.. s. G,
Compton. s,aa,s. - -; =
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WE could fill three columns aloo,

We could fill three columns alone
with extracts from cheering letters, re-
Iceivad sas this office. of,theiearnest sup
port the Democratic : Conservative
ticket. is receiving in the country from,
the real yeomanry and bone and sinew
of the hills and the lowlands of our
Parish, but unjust content srourselFe
with theff reception, and in the name
of our party, heartily thank our friends
for the glorious news. We return
these good tidings q thousand fold,
and prophesy for our grand old party,
and our good ticket, the largest major
ity ever given for a party or ticket in
old Rapiaes.A Il AONA y. ~ I
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--wn have trustworthy Information

Wa iiavep Trustworthy Information
that few day s since Jndge GIemsaes,
our prsssps darish Judge aud new ths
momiaee OF the Radical parts Of Rap-
idss, nominated by. the Convention ct
35scofofedmen whost up stair as in tle
Court House with open doors, stated
that the Police, Jury had dones great
injustice to his party in the se5acsie5
of Election Commissioners, and had
done so specially id the Alexandria
Precinct, and further that "if fair
election was held he would defeat his
opponent 1000, yotes.T A few yegds
plainly written and printed viii elibw
that Judge Clements erred in the pre-
misses. OF course the Commissioners
he objects to is of the Republican Par,
ty, and that objection lis urged 10 MI.
Dave Johnson, q colored Rapn blican
and o representative man of that par
ty. Mr.. DayenJohnpbn il a member. Of
the same Republican Club that Judge
Clements has the honor to claim as his
alma mater; Mr.. Dave johnson was a
member of the colored Convention
which nominated Judge Clements, and
Mr.. Dave johnson is now q member Of
thepresent Republican Executive Com
THittee, which engineers the colored
party Of Radicalism which Mr.. Dave
johnson and Judge Clements claim
che honor of belonging to. Surely
these facts show anything but injustice
so'Jddge Clements party, but prove
that the members, of the POLICE jury
were very felicitous in the choice of
MT. Dave johnson tor the ? position
Judge Clements thinks he is unfit for.
We think the Police Jury did not err,
ana therefore we confirm Mr.. Dave
'0hnson's appointment, and in ,oonclu-.
SION, affirm knowingly that we win
nave a fair election, and that Judge
Clements will be defeated at least 500
Votes. le
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JENKINS "Annihilator'' never
fails to cure the very worst forms of
Rhaan atisms Govt and / q. NeuEalgia.-..
Read the testimonial of gentleman
who suffered for years.: ~,---~.
N. JENKINs-Haye been afflicted with
IRhenniatism for many years Have
used-the Annihilator with great benefit
:, COLUMBUS II. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans
u Send for Circular, to N. JENr
KINSSa CO., Proprietors, New Or
leans, La.
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"
The Combination ticket, publish
ed 10 the Organ Of tile 5th, has been
changed By orders from Where,
aud now We are treated to two tickets
ins Abe last kalf-issae Of the Organ Of
Mad. Wells. They run TINS, '.Naiion
ais Parish Ticket, "' and "Republican
Parish Ticket" The only difference
in sthe two amounts e, the change Of
ons naa,e, On the. Natipnsls9tb The name
OfJ,,A. Caiiloon heads the Reprtsen-
taGgs portioa Of it, tailed by the name
of M. e. B, Yeager, and the so.-calle.i
"Repaeliean" T eseahas ON jtsthe. Etir
apparent to the honse Of John Della
cy,y'''ny own darling boy" William
John DeLaey, tailed by the name Of
J. A Calhooti, Every one here Under.
stands all this nonsense and cheap
trisJ0q the Epstohl House chief, and
it Sis too psfpablys cheek y toisideceige
su7 ole, and, Tie only difference i will
mike 10 the general result at the cleo
ton ON thei5th ofnext month, will be
that G. B. Yeager and w. John De-
Lacy, will be scratched Alternately,
and be the cahse Of J. A. .Calhoon's
running aliead, Of the Combination
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t;s .'..'sp.as .,;..., ~ Oct. ~, 1873.
DROPOSALS TO Do s;PHE PUBLIC
/ printing of the ParishIfor the, eh-j
suing year are invitedg Bids'must be
made intentionally with requirements
of the Printing Law, Acts of 1877! its:No
bids will be received after the 10th Of
November. The right to reject any or
all bids, is reserved. ~ F,s,Frs-t4 8yt9,
- ,,,. s.l 4 .,, - H.. ~ +. SELF,
~ i s 49,. President Police Jury.
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ESTRAF.I

TAKEN UP on THE 12rH OF oC-
i tobet, 1878, By Mike Paul, at ,Hol-
loway's Prairie, q miles from Pine
ville,, and sestrayed, before me, y. r..
Paul, a Justice Of the Peace Tor, Pine
vile Ward, ONE SORRELs a ELDING,
ten hands highs right hind fpot white,
branded 5 on the right shoulder, and
on the left shoulder something resem-
bling R1. eHhe saidi estfay is.aKoag six
years old, and had, on "a small bell when
taken up. Appraised! by III. B. May and
Pea Paul to be- worth hirty dollars :. -E
The owner is requested To come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with
aceordtng.to law. 20 ..s! !siqt3
Justice Of the Peace Pineville Ward.
& Oct. %, 1873. a'5s'. - go.
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