The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-27
OF HCEA-I t..
Election Returns Of the Parish
Of Ascension.

REIT REMEMBEllED, THAT ON THIS DAY
- tho unHersigned authority, acting by vir
tue of and In obedience to section 80 Of nc
No. 50 Of the extra session Of tho General AS
sembly Of the State Of Lnuisinnn approved
Apl'l !; la17 having complied tho election re-
turns iled In this of,lce q tho election held II
OF November, A, d. 1a7s under the copsttutol 'I
and laws of this State and tho proclamation oI
bis ExceIlency Francis T. Nichol4 Governor o
,ho State Q, hou'Eiana giving the names Of all
inhf tor mentioned. the offices for which
caeh was voted for, nnd the number ol
votes actually cast for nnch candidate ns shown
by snid returns, do herchy officially announce
and declare the Sumo to be- as follows to wit:
FOR HFPRESENTATIVE
J, J.. Brent, seven hundred and four votes.
q. n. Lewis, four hundred and unety-slx
". 2. Donhnm. sixty. ono votns.
Eolx Hoynaud, ninety eght votes
+. FDhb. two votes.
Scattering, ono vote.
FOR PARISH JUDGE
John A. Chaevors, nne hundred and ninety
two votes.
John D. Cantey, four hundred md oighty- five
votes
FOR SHERIFF..
Peter A Jones, nine hundred and nifty nine
q. II. Hill, four hundred and thirty-eight
Felix Babln. eighty-three votes.
FOR CORONER.
J. J. Sullivan. eight hundred and ninety four
votes.
james J. Robinson. four hundred and ninety
three vntes.
Scattering four votes.
FOR JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
SECOND WARD.
". J. Noams one hundred and thirty eeven
Charles Bush seventy-throe voles.
THIRD WARD.
Octave Ifnrris peVpnty- one votes
William e. Davis. thirty three votea.
SChtterlng, nine votes.
FOURTH WARD.
y. r. Evans ono hundred and nine yoteg,
T. Vicnnir. ninetv-flve votes.
Scattering, ono vote.
No returns.
Sylvnin Richardson, thirty votes.
A. r. Grgahy, ono hundred and lve vOtep.
Eobnrf ErundY. ninety votes.
Albert Brundy. ntnety-six votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Randall Cole. one hundred and nine votes
Belor Collins, fify-nne votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Moses Fortonh. forty-seven votes
William Fowler. sixteen votes.
NINTH WARD.
J. M. Lusk, one hundred and twenty four
votes.
Bat Waller. forty-fve votes,
j. III. Hebert, nineteen votes. !
TENTH WARD.
T. W. Brown. eighty-aix votes.
j. 7. Dry, flty-fye votes.
FOR CONSTABLEB.
FIRST WARD
SECOND WARD.
Owen White ono hupIred prd tuapt ~.
vOtne.
Maximilien Sims seventy-three votes
Scattering. nine votes.
THIRD WARD.
James HO!mes One hundred votes
Scattering, ono vote.
FOURTH WARD.
James McCray, ono hundred and nlnety-nlne
votes.
Robert Noel. two votes.
FIFTH WARD.
No returns.
SIXTH WARD.
Anthony Park, two hundred and tWentyOne
Robert Maple. one hundred and five votes.
SEVENTH WARD
Steven Johnson, one hundred and geVen
james Lewis, ffty-tWo votes
EIGHTH WARD.
John Brisco. forty eight votes
Burke johnson, sixteen votes.
NINTH WARD.
L. Gautreau, one hundred and twenty-gix
votes.
Felix Gautreau, sixty~three votes.
TENTH WARD.
Aureius White, one hundred and ten votes.
Charles Brown twenty six votes.
Andrew West, seven votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
Allen Thomas, one hundred and tWenty-Dine
votes.
Fl. T. Richard, seventy nine votes.
SECOND WARD.
Raphael Lewis, ono hundred and three votes
THIRD WARD.
Joseph Terrier, one hundred and seventeen
votes.
P Klopman. seventy-six votes.
G. Kline, forty-one votes
FOURTH WARD.
No returns.
FIFTH WARD.
IsraeliMitchell one hundred and thirty votes
Randall Doutty, one hundred and ninety-seyen
votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Augustus knight, one hundred and twenty
i've votes.
Allen Stevenson, ninety. nine votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
e. R. Doyal, one hundred and eighty-eight