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DR.. PieTce'S
Pleasant
Purgafive
Pellets.

Purely Vegetable. No care required
tol,iLe using them.
The little Giant Catharnc, or MuItum
In ParvO Physic, scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds, and are sugar-coaIed. They emove
the necessity Of taking the great, crude, C. sstlc
sickening pills, heretofore so much in US
AS remedy for Headache, Dizziness Rush Of
Blood to the Head, Tightness about the Chest
Bad Taste in Mouth, Eructstions from the
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are unsurpassed. Furthermore, / would say
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virtues being thereby preserved Bnimpaired for
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and reliable. This lie not the case with those
pills which are put up in cheap wooden or paste
board boxes. The uaily use OF two Pellets has
cured the most obstinate cases of Scrofula,
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Plmplcs, Sore Eyes and eruptions. They are
however, recommended to be taken in conuec-
ton with the Golden Medical Discovery in
order TO secure the best results.
ID II. PI H H G Els
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TINE STATE OF TEXAS

To eli Persoas interested In 1hr
Guardianship 81 Mary major, a nj
nor.
H. /. Beatty. guardian Of said minor. hasfiled
he application II the County Coar9 o. Travis
county prsying for sale OF $50 acFHs o. land
oot of the Go arrel in 0raysoa county. TexAs
patented 70 kllEa II. Chalmers. for the ed1ca-
ton and mA1ntensnce o. eaid minor, which win
be heard ~ TIE next terra Of sad court 70 be
held A. the colFt honee thereof, IN AusIin on
the IAird Monday In September, ISIS. when
and uhsro al persons Interested may appear
and make objections thereto
Witness ny hand and lhn zeal q aaid court
- - FRANK BROWN.
l3fidltAWtU Cierk O. c 7. c.
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Or. WHITTIER,
eI7 ST. Charles street, st. Louie, Mel

Those terribl enemies OF human hsppinel
have indeed found their master in Jenkins Am
NIHILATOR " VI have the testimony OF men
OF the h,ghe-t standing in Louisiana and other
States that after suffering indcecribable pains
for years, from which they sought relief IN vain
by visiting he Hot and Warm Springs -
kan-ss ana Virginia and by using dozen
rexedies more Or less highly praised, hgn h
had almost died out they have found ref
from pain by IA use ~ the ANNIHllATOH
perfectly cured.
THE ANNIHILAToR" is puIs Iy re0Nia
and can BE- AIKEN without fear Of any iniurs9l
result by the delicate as well a. the robust
co tliuton. II puriEes the Blood, stimuli
the LiUer and htdEeys AMI erndicates ecsTy
dqs OF the above diseases Friot 81. Sold
all Druggists ~ Pamphlets conisining tes
tlui lals and valuable advice e Mt lf6e 10 any
dress.
N.JENKIN;, & co Propr's. N. o..
FiELAT * THoNPsoS, Wholesale Druggists
General agents IS Magazine 81 N. o., La
MIRO deOdSwiyr
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DECAN SPRING HoOL

This Institution, for boys and girls, pleasantly
situated In healthful and refined community,
four miles northeast OF Austin, on the Brenham
road, near the springs which give 1t name, COM
menceS its second year under the present man
agement August 26, 1878. While undue promi-
eence Is not given to any one particular study,
the practical have the precedence over those
branches merely ornamental, or, at best, supple
mental, TO Il thorough practical education. The
principal and wife, both teachers Of long expe-
rience, give their undivided time and attention
10 the school,
RATES oF TUITION
Per session of five months.
Primsry Grade Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
iuteuiSle'' IL 0O
Sub Academic, including Latin Grammar. II so
Academic, including advanced Latin. $50. 20 90
All bills are due at the end Of each scholastic
month, and must positively be settled by cash
or negotiable note at the end OF the current
qu7rter. Boarding may be obtained in the neigh.
borhood at 10 per month. The Principal will take
admitted number of young ladies at $50 esch per
sesa zion, payable quarterly in advance. This in
cludes boarding and tuition.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
{. E. JOHNS TON,
je30 w10mo Austin, Texas.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

0seLPFEAZE8 H s..s..s - 80
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T osT-LAND CERTIFICATE.

John Robbins. nrst class certificate No. so for
one labor % lAEo, ISSUED BY the board of land
commissie ners fer Montgomery county. Ttxag
II not found within ninety days spplicStina Wi
oemSac 70 the proper auf hori hes fof auupliesfS ,
ani ew DECoRDovA 4 MCKINNEY.
August ]. ISIS. Agents Coz owners
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Tho remedial management OF those diseases
peculiar 10 women has afforded a large expert
ence at the Worlds Dlspensary, OF which Dr.
Pierce is the chief consulting physician, In
adapting remedies for their cure. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the result OF this ex
tended experience, and has become justly cele
brated for its many remarkable cures OF all
those chronic diseases and
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TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. P. ROwell & Co.'S
SELECT LIST
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to lie
composed Of CHEAP, low.priced news
napers. The fact is quite otherwise.
The catalogue states exactly what the
papers are. When the name Of a paper
printed in FULL FACE TYPE it is in
every instance the BEST paper in the
place. When printed in CAPITALS it is
the ONLY paper in the place. Whe"
printed in roman letters it is neither the
hest nor the oily paper, but is usually u
very good one, notwithstanding. The
list gives the population of every town
and the circulation Of every paper. IT
Is NOT A co OPERATIVE LIST. 1T
IS Nor 4 CHEAP LIST. At the foot
of the Catalogue for each State the i'm
portant towns which are not covered by
the list are enumerated. 1T IS AN
HONEST LIST. The rates charged for
advertising are barely one.fftl the pub
fishers schedule. The price for one inch
fnnr weeks in the entire list is s6;S
The regular rates Of the pape's for the
same space and time are $3,l36 IS. The
list includes $40 newspapers, of which
1863 are issued DAILY and s07 WEEK
~. They are located in S25 different
cities and towns. Of which % are State
Capitals, 328 places of over 5000 popu-
;ation, and 444 County Seats. Lists sent
on application. Address GEO. P. ROW.
ELL & cos NEWSPAPER ADVER-
Using BUREAU, 10 Spruce st print
ing House Square,) NY
June 2I-4t.
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In Meun0r1anQ.

Drowned in Black Lake Bayou on the
4th day of July, LOUIS NAPOLEON
WAGONON, the only son of Napoleon
Wagonon and Sarah Jones. He had
gone to the Lake in the evening proceed
ing tie 18th, with party Of young men,
fishing, aud remained there all night.
On the morning Of the 4th, went to
the lake anu was present when tho Sad
accident occurred, and .sed Ill the means
in my power to rescue him, but in vain.
The news soon spread into the country
and in short time almost every man il
the surrounding neighborhood gathered
tothe spot where he went down, and
every effort was made to find aud raise
his body, but our efforts were all in vain.
We returned home on the evening of the
5th, tO>resume the srarch on the follow
ing morning. When we returned in the
morning, his body had risen and lodged
against u raft which we had constructed
across the lake to prevent it from float
ing off down tho stream. Thus passed
away All amiable aud much esteemed
yonng man, in the bloom of youth, agsd
only Is years, S months and 10 days.
He has left fond mother, and aged
grandfather and grandmother, aud
many kind relatives and friends to
mourn his loss, bpt we do, not mourn a.
those Win. have no hope We cs.i only gay
the Lords will be done, elieving that
our loss is bis eterual gain.
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10th Ward Democratic Club.

Pursuant to call, a meeting OF the
members of the 10th Ward ID .mocrat'c
Club was held on Wednesday the 18th OF
July at CloutiorviI!e.
On motion Mr.. +. Mason was Reject
ed president of said club aud MIR +. NJ.
Racial elected secretary.
The president explained the purpose OF
the meeting, which WIS to elect dele
to the Natchitoches Convention.
On motion, Messrs. S, 0. scrnSSs. v
S. Benoist, c. D, DvBlanc and L. Charlie
vile were elected delegates to the Nat
chitoches Convention,
On motion, Messrs. II. Griffin, Gus. La
cour, S. Desloucles and St. D. DeBlanc
were elected a)ternates.
On motion, the sense of the members
present in favor of a constitutional con-
vention was taken, and was unanimously
adopted.
On motion Resolved, That we de-
nounce, as SANDER, the rumor circula-
ted by radical that large number OF
this club intended to vote the radical
ticket.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sub
ject to a call by the president.
f. MASON, President.
=. NJ. RACIAL. Secretary.
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The Convention.

Our Parish Convention, which as
semb1es to-day, has much important
business to transact. The mere So
lection of individuals tn occupy car i
tain Offices is of minor consideration
that which should, and no doubt
will receive marked attention, will be
the consideration and enunciati,n Of
principles which are vital to our hap.
piness and well-being as citizens and
to the success and perpetaity Of our
party. y
Shall We have an honest Constitu-
ton
The, question is paramount to all
others in this contest--more so since
the legislature has forced upon us the
endorsement Of the hayonet concern
Of 1868 BY attempting to patch it up
with a lot Of amendments. "
On this question We hope to hear
4 sound from old Natchitoches, which
led the van 10 1874, which cannot be
mistaken. The friends Of constitu-
tional government throughout the
State look with confidence for an ex-
preston from Old Natchitocbes that
will serve as a keynote to patriots
everywhere. Let them have it.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

A. b. Sompayrac for Use of. ". Cock,
erham transftree vs.. D. H. Boullt, Jr.
DIV virtue of a writ of alias Fl. ia. in
d the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have se'7ed
and will offer for sale to tho last ana
highest bidder at the door of the Coa't
House in the city and parish of Natch'to.
clcs, on 49,.
Saturday, the 20 day Of July, 1871
the following described property, to'wlf;
A certain piece or parcel Of land sltat
ted in the parish Of Natchitoches, oele
the east half of north east quarter OF y
north east quarter Of scnth east qusrsa'
and south east quarter Of south east quar-
ter of section 4, containing lux ae!s
also 3 90 100 acres of the said eass ~ !.
of north east quarter and norm ~
anartcr of south east quarter Of said le
ton 4, being excess in said tract ovee y
area located hy Nirlut of Military la.
Warrant No. 1888, also tho north eaa
quarter of north east fractional qualsu
Of section 9, containing Is 76-loe ae'es y
also 76-l00 acres of said south en-
quarter Of section 4, being excess tn sa
Tract over the area located by virtue u
Military Land Warrant No. q $50, w
yor of Walcott A. Strong the whats
SAID tr:ct of land being situated IN loS.
sdip No, 8, north C: range 6, vest
containing the aggregate quant''! ~
1873 s0-l00 acres more or less, toes'us
with, all tn> bAi',..iigs and iupN:
mcnts thereon, it being the same aea s
ed by Tie vendor from Robert l.. ~
son, on the 9th day of August, la1 4
per waite act OF sale uLiy RecoF's
the Recorders Office of this parish
Terms of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit Of appraiser
A. P. BREDA
June l5.- Coroner, ex-ot,iclo s0e''
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Reasons.

]st. The Constitution Of 1863 was
forced upon the people of this State
against their will, 10 violation of their
rights and in face of their indignant
protests.
3D.. The Constitution of 1868 is
unrepub|ican in substance; it enforc-
es social regulations it prescribed, at
its 50 called adoption, a large class
from voting and holding office, who
paid all or nearly all the taxes; it
invites the mean aid anprincipled to
participate in voting and holding Of
flee, and drives away the good and
honorable.
Sd. The Constitution Of 1863 in
vites and perpetuates race animosi~
ties, and has resulted already by its
enforcement in hostile collisions, an
archy, and the inter snbverslon OF
law aud order.
4th. The Constitution of 1868
lacks the very essence of a Demo.
cratic Constitution; it presents no
guards to popular rights and sub
mits the inherant pierogatives Of the
people to violent and rebeliious usur-
patton by the few.
5th. The Constitution of 1868
creates, grants or allows powers,
either political or legal, to exist in
this Commonwealth, greater than the
sovereign people; ride the excessive
power of the Governor, the unlimited
privileges of the legislature and the
regal influence of the hundreds of
monopolies now in existence.
Constitutions are systems ofgovern-
ment-these are a compendium of the
vital points in that system inaugural
ted by the Constitution of 1868.
amendments perfect systems, they
nerey change them.
Are our people; is the Democratic
parry ready t" perfect the system Of
government adopted by the Radical
party of 1861 GO for our degradation
and pluHder?
If they are, let them vote down a
call for a Constitutional Convention.
If they are, lot them support the
Amendments.
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Sherif's Sale.
Victor Pisson w. Monette and Leroy.

Victor Pisson W. Monette and Leroy.
Parish Court-No. 6l2.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit aud to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at the door of the court
house in the city and parish Of Natcbito-
ches, on
Saturday the 18th day Of Aayust 1873,
the following described property, to-wit !:
Two certain lots and parcels Of land,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and belonging situated in the
town of Natchitoches, on Oh river one
having a front of seventy-6ve feet on
river or street, and running back one ar.
pent and bounded on the North by prop
erty formerly belonging to W c Melvin,
South by lot formerly Belonging to Airs.
Dranguet and West by another lot Of
Chas Leroy.
Another lot or tract Of land, one acre
sqnare, contiguous to and adjoining the
first lot named, being the same two lot y
pur' hased 10y the late Phanor Prulhom-
me at the succession sale Of arOlne
Poissot t. ". Z. about 1855 and conveyed
Ivy the heirs Of said Prudhommc t. Cilas.
Leroy in 1865.
Terms Of Sale
CAsh-with the benefit of appraisement.
d. u. BOCLLT, JR.
July l3.'tds. Sheriff.
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power as the cyo1rNed monarch owhis
MrOne.' =
We ask in all cnndor, have not we
witnessed the truths of Mr.. Reads
prophetic declaration. II is idle to
talk of honorable men and honest
Governors not committing these ty.
rannical acts. The people must be so
protected by their organic law as to
render it impossible for ony executive
to exercise such power. We have
seen and felt this power in Louisiana;
patriotism and duty alike demand we
should guard against the repetition
of SO dangerous an usurpat'on.
DO the amendments fulfil these de-
mands? Emphatically, No!
The Constitution of 1868, increas-
es tho power of appointment by the
Governor to an appalling exteut; so
much so indeed, as to give him the
opportunity at any time, if he saw
fit to use it, of rendering the legisla-
ture as obedient and seville as a ju-
dietary, because of the great number
of persons legislators arc interested
in securing Office which the Executive
has the pouer to grant in that way.
Let these people who pirate Of
"model Constitutions study for
little while the system of government
under which we lived and prospered
before the war. Let them learn
something of the principles which
under-lie all Democratic forms of
government, and then they will see
how utterly at variance the Constitu-
ton of 1868 is with that system and
those principles, and how utterly the
amendments fail to supply what that
Constitution lacks-the sovereignty
of the people and their free exercise
thereof.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING,
r. list WARD. 1

At II m., gu Wednesday, July 18th,
Mr. A. f. Lemee, member Central
Executive Committee, LIST Ward Par.
i>h Of Natchitoches, called the Mass
Meeting to order, and nominated Cot.
WIN. NJ. Levy as Chairman, and l..
A Dehlirux as Secretary.
Col. Levy explained the object Of
the meeting t" be the election Of dele.
gates to attend the Parish Convention
of the Democratic party on the 10Th
inst; whereup"n the Mass Meeting
proceeded to the selection, by ballot.
The following named gentlemen
were elected to represent the Ward
in the Parish Convention on the day
and date aforesaid:
r. Halter, j.. L. McsSi, J. H. Co.'S
grove, VIM. French, II. N. Levy,
Wm. Payne, and c. J. Smith.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WM. NJ. LEVY,
l.. \. DEDLIECX, Chairman.
Secretary.
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JUDGMENT.

Caroline Rosenthal vs.. S. Winbasx hx
Husband. %
District Court, Parish of Natcbitoehu
No s1S3. atk
TN this case by reason of the law and
i the evidence being in favor oftb
Plaintiff, Caroline Rosenthal, it is thste.
fore ordered, adjudged and decreed that
she do have and recover Of the defendant
Simon Winbarg, the sum Of Four Thu
sand Seven Hundred Dollars with Spa
cent interest thereon from the 18th d,J
Of March, 1874, and costs, with recoEi
ton Of her privilege and mortgage On III
movable aud in'novable property Other
husbend the said Simon Winbarg. It's
further ordered that the community d
acqucto and gains heretofore existing b.
her and her said husband BE- aBdfbe
same is hereby dissolved, and Ast Plain
tiff do hereafter have the contrib aud ID.
ministratinn of her separate estate.
Done anu SlSneO III open COtlEt ~ Wy"
2jth day Of June, LIS. ~
(Signed] D. PlERSON, 3a
District Judge.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Natchitocbes, J
Clerks OffcA j
hereby certify the above aud forego'
me to be true and correct copy Of the
original Judgment on file in my Office,
Witness my hand and II.
[LS.l fetal Seal at Natchitoches,
La. this Sd day ofJaly,
A. D., 1878. 1885,.
w. II. TTNNARD,
Jluyt st. N'r'k'
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Some people in this State want
politics narrowed down to the ques-
ton, whether the Radicals shall run
a bayonet' Constitution or whether
the Democrats viii, When that
point" is reached, good men Of pl', 81
grades had better hunt more salu.
brious' cline than this. lns..' ,if,n',
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
W. Cockcrham VS.. D Eou,,.

d. W. C''Aerham VS.. D Doullt,J,
District Court-No. s2l7
by VIRTUE of a writ of Fl "a ;..,
- i'll the above entitled and nu,n 'Sssuet
suit and to me directed, | will oas. =
sale to the last and highest bidder ~ 40 tot
door OF the court house in III. c; u. 'ue
Natcllitoches, on Ivy Of
Saturday, august HIh, 1873.
the following described property n
\ certain tract Of land situated " " y.
parish Of Natchtochcs, in this Stat "a -; ~
iny lot No Is and being ra!ts Of ses.; ~
Nos. -. lGand II, i'll township o ,s'oas
9, containing AL acres, together viii. .aoge
tn" buildings and improvements ther r ~
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit of appraisems,.
AZ. BEEDA
'''H ''-''> Corour
SiEN!tI''> SALE.
J'r!,> l!;"::::: >" J: ::,'"'>. &C. Gamma,
District Cmrt-No. 1908
10y Virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa i, g.
- above entitled aud Numbered W.. .e
and to me- directed. ] will offer "a, s sa,
to the last and highest bidder a. t tb
door Of the Court House in the C;,r "t ID,
Nat"hitochr>. on
Saturday the l7M day of Auq,st ls1
tn" followi"" ""ecrihrd nroperty to.v;, .
A certain tract cr Lana situated in W" ~:
parish of NatchitocheS and Designated "'
prr-rmti ion certificate No. 1898 Of dato Is.S
of October 1871. L'ts MOI, 2,S6mJ
7 Of section 80, township >. range & co, ~"
tanning Ia l7-lV0 az. rs. Also anoths,
tract of land laying on the Bon Diem sni
known as the Badin land aiioinipp ,hs
lands OF J. A. Ducournau CONTAINING Oh
acres. more or less, also the North fts'
tional halfo the South West Quarter n,
section 20, township 8, range 6, contain.
ing b 100 acres; also another piece of
land containing l7@-lOO acres to hs
taken off from the West side of the NORTH
West quarter of the South West Quar-.
ter of section 80 by line running North
and South, the whole tract being con.
tiyuouS and making 40S acres together
with all the buildings and Improvement.
thereon also the following movable
property, to-Wit:
" Head of Mules:
Horse Wagon. T.
Is Flows.
One lot of Gecr.
One lot of Hoes.
Terms of Sale: !
Ca>lt-with the benefit of apprais msut.
D. H. ROVLLT Jr., Sheriff.
July IL, tbs.
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Louisiana Republicans.

E. l.. Webber, jerks, Mrs. jerks,
and Jim Anderson, have by their tes-
t,mony turned the delicate stomachs
Of the average Northern Radical, and
they now exclaim that no one would
or should believe these people undo,
oath. Jim and bis crowd, however,
used to he solid wjtnesses-good, 10y
al and true-when it came to SANDER
ing Southern people.
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We are beginning to hear of the
ITO WI ring" and tho *judgmeut nd.
justers,,'", So Why, we thought that
the, Radicals got up these charges.
Let us have done with such nonsense.
Neither Mr., Cunningham nor Col.
Jack, belong to clown Ring" or r.
"Adjusters,"', and that's the end of it.
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:, sscondly:@ We 8 find j o',' selves
amending, aud by amending perfect
ing and perpetaati"g, that very sy*-
tenn those very false principles We
denounced but few Years ago.
Strange indeed, that such rh"n'"
occur. but it is nevertheless true
statement of the position a great
many men occupy.
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When the VINp1cAToR is repndia-
ted, which, by the way, the Chief has
been wishing for some years, then we
will give op, not only the contest for
an honest Constitution, but our Ed'''
torial position also. In the mean
time, it may be Well to say that the
Chief can hang on to Stubs for he is
"close kin" to Luaeling and Ray.
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| Webe, tells a startling story and
puts or pious Blunt ia : 9 very bad
ring. However, Wa all knew before
that Blunt was in tie "combination, "
and If the Committee want 'corobora.
ton Capt Ward ofNewe Orleans : can
give il. ...,.tn h.n.ll -.'s-...- .I.a.,--t
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The DeSsto Democrat suggests Goth
August as the date, and Pleasant Hill
the place, for'Tholding the Senatorial
Convention. atch'itoches, We sup
pose, has no objections to either the
fime OF MACE. -. g...,,' :, ,
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WARD /.

Whereas. The present State Const'tn-
tuition is wholly deficient in many res
poets, and entirely obnoxious to all low
ers of Republican government therefore
b. it resolved, That we, the citizens OF
Ward 4, in convention assembled, DO
most solemnly demand the abrogation of
said constitution, and our delegates are
hereby instructed to cast their votes for
delegates to the State Convention, for
none other than straight ont Constitutional
Convention men.
DELEG ATES:
J. w. Butler, L. V. Deblienx,
W. O. Brazeale, W. S. Campbell.