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NEW YORK.
Ressttiiean licfory In. RroOk lyn.

ATLANTA, "a, Nov. 6.-Thcre iS nothing new
nj this hour. 1880 p M, To cnanre the results
SEM last night i'm the 4th, 5th, ,th and sth dis
tIictS.
SANANStH. GA. Nov. 6-NirhollS' estimated
majority in the LIST district il $500.
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The Times Berlin correspondent says that
English and Danish influences are said TO be
working TO induce the Duke OF Cumberland 10
recognize the situation in Hanover, and accept
h,. I,nnlIhlt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNION NJ Z CHURCH, Doth ST and F.
x9 aye-Full salvation for ALL Rev. J. A. Woop,
WEDNESDAY, and TIL URSDAY EVENINGS. Re-
yiyal continues. novf3ts
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s. I'D s :, ysgeetGy, ar -. .xss
OLD AND YOUNG.

moTl md ,';soi y. !AaH = reisayy
They soon grow old who grope for, gold
IN 'niarts where all is bought and sold
Wholive for self anil on SOME shelfinf
II .darkened vaults hoard up ,tteir pelf,
Cankered and crnsted' DER With mold
For tlieniltl.eityouth itself is ola.jaa.g'
Trey hHe'ef giows, Old Who gather gold
Where Spring swakes aud fowerssu n-
wbsS Sins aflsa s in j joyous skies, ,qiaai-
And filts' thea som Within tfieIr eyes.
For thsmt atl1e, immortal I'm rial lpsrds have
sung;
For them aolathgelt itself is ayodnsis noe
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
I - = r.
having effect before ,sttl II, the general cleo

having effect before the general cleo
tlon OF 1880. !" 'o's A'7isR,A aN3 s2s'
T Third That the judicial systeh, MS
established by the, constitution, of 1868,
shall remain 10 force until the expira-
ton of the t'ifrtietlf day after said elecs
ttion, excluding from theI computation
the day of the election, and uo;taeTtgo
/ Fourth The adoption Of. these
amendments shall not vacate the Of
fees Of tReapresent|clerks of courts In
each. parish 'fsassrso ait 10 ao:ggegx
>, NUMBER, SEVENTEEN. ,...e
Article one hundred and tllirty-two
Of thesconstitGt7on OF 1868 shaft teA as:
Irogated. aadt gaatGT !aaoitoss saw aoi
81 saa. NUMBER ;EIGHrEENs tsg In
The Superintendent of Public Edu-,
cation shall receive 4 salary Of thirty
fveI'undred dollars, payable quarterly
fOn his own warrant. sst .fsanr7l
b NUMBER NINETEEN.
| No ilicense tax slia.lS he INFUSED 81 81,
ESTATE, or apyTparish orimapiciphl
lantlprity,op any mechanical, trade,
InanufactOry Or factory, except sucI, as
may required police Regulations, III
towns and scitiessr el s'reia.. sios Eos,
:a9idvs NUMBER TWENTY. 2gs4rua s..
The Legislature is, authorized, to, ex-.
empt from State, municipal or parish,
taxation household goods, such his fd1g2
niture, wearing apparel, tools inf tiaiie
or profession and family portraits, not,
exceeding In aggregate value the sum
of fpe'hundred dJllars:;T 81 aa2 1sfi' u
ACT NO. ~, EXTRA SESSION OF 1873
|. tsGo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oSB.aaf 90 Hi
Strike ont,.the efirstrpart offarticiel
|l42 Of the constitution of 1865, which
reads IA university shall be. estab-
lished and maintained. IN tile city w:
New Qrleai,s,s II sl,allobe composedsoff
q law, Q medical and q. ,collegiate, de,
partmeht, each with appropriate 1acuT-
ties.t The General Assem- bfy shall proc
vice By law, for iss1prganikatiop and
|maIntena9cei;" and insert, . .'The mi
yefsty shalf be 'maintained. tt sfall
I've composed !Sf ahw, ainedicap ana ali
academical department., and sgcls othe,.
departments az. may be established by
law, eael WITH Sappropriate faculties;
PROVIDED, that the law and medical
deRartpents already organized, shall
continue ID tie 9cit!yy Of New Orleans,
and che academical AND other depart
mepts siihy be located, elsewhere iT tire
State.p;a ,,gts,aol,;..si at.Ft ~ J1i
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For One State Treasurer, afSf' q Y
One Representative from the Fourth
Congressional District, comprising the
Parishes OF Rapides, Vernon, Sabine,
NatoiIitoches, Giant; Winny Red River,
DeSoto, ,Caddo, Bossier, Webster . and
Biehville. '''' 49, ."
1--WE Representatives for the Parish
OF iRapldes,s,tiaa; isas ss"dead adt
+ One Parish Judge,
One Sheriff, ! 9'F- ao5@'ha -&iat p
One Coroner, .dt 10 sIn6qBl si}t +
Also Police Jurors, Justices of the
Peace and Constables to be elected by
the qualified electors of their respec-
tive Wards. - 70. -. 80,
? Also to vote fdf the ratification or re-.
LECTION Of the: Proposedi Amendmentssof
the, Constitution adopted by the Gene
raj Assembly .of'the State at its session
|of 1873. iuader Acts Ne.a73 and. No. "a,
Regular Session Of 1874 and under. Act
No. II, Extra Session Of 1878. :. =,
" The Polls will be openedin each e1ecs
ktion precinct IN said Parishpof Rapiles,.
| from the hours Of seven o'clock A. NJ.
until sixio'clockaP. N. aon the day and
date. above mentioned, ito-wit: ,TU ES-
DAY, the FIFTH day Of NOVEMBER,
A, b. 1878, for the purpose Of receiving
the votes of the qualified voters ofthe
Parish. OF, Rapides, under the superyis-
ion Of the commissioners Of election; to
be appointed by the authorities desiga
mated By lay. ,.e,, Il. an. f4as9a .,
F The election to be conducted and re-
turns made according to law. a''lT 3.
ID Sherifrs2 Office, Parish of Rapides.
Alexandria, La; October LIST, A. D.
1873. ~ q H. M. ROBINSON,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Rapides.
Oct. 2-tde.
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ALEXANDRIA, La. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1878: u.
ofNtwo,aeans to7cohsress i,i' tsha1f
of thes South american andlGBrazilial

Of Newso,acans IL 7Cohgress iii' fieha1
I Of thes South American andlfBrazilim
steamship line, calling Ai,sa sqgn Rep.
retentatives in Congress 10 nyse fpl
said 1inesttie mail CONTRACT Via New or!
i leans; witli1a subsidy in snclp zannnnt
,as has been CALLED for, in order to "a
cilitate the opening Of this trade, Of
Esucll great and valtnIUle importaiiSSS' To
1.-THE Mests ana South; makisg 9x new
Highway for the exit and ,sale r9f ,oa,
surplus grain, nout and other products,
and bringing iii return the Sattisles ai,tl
'bprdducts of Smut b. ,Amariba., oh!Yhicl'
eottse al9 - gf aoqstltates trade ST aluq!'
81 That we d emscratsc 'aTaptN 81
louisiana demands that theNatidnal
banking system pe, abolished aud Ma
/ tional bank notes Retired. and il lieu
thereof thsTg6veFnmeift Of 7tlie UiiteH
States saalts isspesah equal a,ad,ut pf
sfsshb6ais dY,s sARd IT, aisc ds sS ne
tallicosaiisiGMalta Observation-Disclosures of
the resaplption act ,aatnd sib, an,altaeas
bly,, Opposed to the rninous policy eplra
1sned by tic Republican party whereby
)tletvolumsoM tle fc,1rseHey a1iAs sEeeff
ouirements Of 1Ie country. and fail.
ne eri = ,sax = bean aats;i Iu N
dsmanG tho ,snea, ofa,l Laws ;,noas
Inc taI n n st tIe oiroulation af State
'H .a iph. !. ;.,ss,. . o,..S,.,.a.s.
vant;on. that.o !, n"nds a.d ohI;aat;o,,s
LOT the National Government should be
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~ n: ~ D''T -'-..@' ~. ..s!.F7 F|.!1 y
"A coapndrum which young men
and iiiiitiafed aragraphers 1ike our.
selves, iwiif have to- give up s2s'M ana;
What ia the, aifsreuee i,etweenaa little
boy and . girlEa', .ttMs dear, little, boys
wear ,pantaloons, and little. girls wear
dresses" rand. dill I come into the
world all dressed7' sNo darling -
f"Then ma, how did You know / was a
little gnl"' ala passes Elmira Ga-
zette!
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CONSTITUTION AMENDME NTS,
ACT No.573, R.u S.. OF 1878.
>. NUMBER ONE, E.t,.L., -,

ACT, No,573, R.u S., Of 1878.
:, 7st.., NUMBER ONE, E..'nSa. 90
That,the seat of govern ment shall be
established at the city of Baton Rouge
or atlthe city7Of New Orleans as the
majority of the waters Gfstlie State may
determine at the next ensuing election;
these voting to locate the State capt.
tai ut BatGu Rouge shalt endsrse'oH
their tickets, fFor, State Capital, Ba-
ton Rouge :" those voting to locate the
capital as New Orleans shall endorse
on0 their tickets, "For State Capital,
New Orleans, f,rr sgsam.:f ads
(Strike out article one hundred aud
thifty-one }'' ''i'7 '"' ''.' "''' -
ACT NO. ". r. s.. OF 1878.
'''HU - % NUMBER TWO. ''' T'''''' "a -
Representatives stiail he chosen on
the first Tuesday after tho first Mon
day in November, every two, years,
and the election shall he completed in
heday. The General Assembly shah
meet on the first M"ud;ty iusJahuary.
1879, and biepnialfy d, thereafter, on
the frst Monday in January, unless a
different day be appointed by law, and
their sessions shah be held at'tite seat
of government ,4 .If 81 ..,;,..yaa, n
[Strike ont article seventeen.
"'' NUMBER rHREE.. al. -
After the yearls75, The General AS
semby shall not have power to levy in
any one year fer all. State purposes
more than one per Gentula taxation,
nor shall any collection Of mere than
one per centum taxation be made in
any one year, on the actual cash value
of ali real aud personal property liable
to taxation, except in case of a foreign
invasion, or a domestic insurrectiOD,
and in that event any additional taxaL
tiou shalt only be tier the Immediate
purpose of repelliDg iilyasion or sup
bressipg insurreEtiQn. The city, OF
New Orleans shall not levy or collect
In any one year more than one. and
one-balf per centum t'xation on the
dctual cash value of all the real and
personal property li;eiIle to taxation
within Its limits. No Parish or munic-
ipai corporation, except the city oil
New Orleans, slial. levy or collect in
any one year more than one per cent
hm taxation, upon the actual cash
value of all the raj and personal
property liable to ia, at N within its
limits. The General Assembly shall
not have power 10 issue any bond or
pledge the faith oil, the State for any
purpose, nor shall it authorize any
Parish or municipal corporation to is
sue any bond OF create any debt;
provided, that tlris shall not prohibit
the issue of new bonds in exchange for
old bonds, where the debt or rate of
interest is not increased. a,;,aas g
jTra NUMBER FOUR. sai a0af'
The members of the General Assem-
bly, shall be paid a salary of five hum
bred dollars (S500) per session, aud
actual travelling expenses by the near
Bst practicabse route; not to exceed
nifty dollars $50 for any one member:
provided, that if two sessions are held
IN the same year they shall receive for
the second session in that years salary
OF only two hundred and fifty dollars
ss-'ol and actual travelling expenses
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coSsTiTUT1oN AMENDMENTS
OFFICIAL
VIII
To the Qualified Electors of the State Of
=, s,ra;,,y.. Louisiana. sayG. a7s,Ir-

.di III gSJ1q#s ITO 81 T5ahIr47 q
OFFICE OF SECRErARYro OF .STATE,1A
STATE OF, LOUISIANA, a., II
-" : ,'@1' . New 0RLEANs,, {
ss'7h4% 20 " ''2"- July II, 1873 J
IN IN pursuance ui ae of article az Of tile
constitution of this State, publication
is hereby, given to the voters of this
State Of che Preposediameudments to
the constitution a,f this State, agreed
to.bytwo. thirds, of she members elect
ed to each house ofthe General AS
sembty, at IT'S session !of 1873, and
which are rredaifed IL. he published,
three months before the next general
election for Representatives tothe Gen
erqls Assembly, in at. least one news
paper in every Parish of this State,m
which newspaper shall.le'Published.
Said amendments apneartm6re fully in
acts Nos!s77;3 ana7f Of itlie' regular SEES
zion 'of'tlie General Assembly Of 1873,
and IN act No. 70 Of the extra session
of, the General - Assembly Of 1873,
which. are officially published ISL for ll'e
informatien of the sveters, aud which
will be submitted to the people at the
next general elections, To lie held OH
the fffslt day ofNovem her, {next} 1873,
e.
in such d manner and form that The
people may vote for OF against each
amendment, separately, aud if a Una
jurity of the votes at said election
shall approve and ratisy ali Or either
of said Amendments, The same shall
become d part Of the constitution.
"a ,aaSig's WfLL.'IA. STR0&G,j
fptf~ aeaa# Sucresary of State.
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~! 4. III - II Z q!

WE hear a great deal Of Radical
pratlng about the "noble generosity"
of that party III the ni'ffter of soldiers
pensions. I'm connection With this
boast, it is worth noting tlfatHtlte Gov
e e. nient has, given 1tote ,noney to tho
National banFefs d6ring. the last, six
teen years than to the Entire pension
fund for that period. cav
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WE ARE. PREPARED TO, FILL
wv orders. for Bagging and Ties, Ba-
cou, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, and all OTHER
articles, both staple and fancy, In, the
Grocery and Dry Goods line, that may
be needed by merchant or planter
Orders sent to us accompanied with
cash, cotton or accepted drafts on New
Orleans, will 'receive bur prompt and
careful attention.. Wesguaranree every
article we sell, and promise. full, and
entire satisfaction in all sales of cotton.
5aa 3ieNs siss E.E & b. JACOBS. -
Oct, 2. 1S7S-lm. I..y..s.... re. .,n., 4.
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ay San francisco Post: lis evident
/ that Butler will get away with the
Democratic party Of Massachusetts.
What troubles the Republicans is, will
Massachusetts get away with Butler7
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ELIZA PINEsroN has. been heard
lrom-siie refuses to endorse" Mat.
Wells for Congress.
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baa 'sH1Tke 'fffs Glut1. 's'sd:'i :

M s|N@ ~ of@9 s-Sssss So go
Herewith, wIi of.sf aw bfigfoa criticize,
toqcAingdleme asfsfirs,a iwhisls ,hs trust
may lnatasrss sa some 81 ysa.pRRS mRgny
h Tn ,;Press, ave knew; becdaiesA msss
OIL educ,.ter when it lisseNjnatss What
| Isl pure, true, and eleyating. 10 this
spffss come forth the following libesj
ahdu ahots from my svnlgasihtastsas os
p1ofi PRE- siIks stfcxss1 aGa {3gaa sssm II
musical society! drganfzetf q yeaf ago ;
alien pEyanShsIr sbspd, inousits mem
.bersahippl l.iaab Eeaehe9 the fffEtiea; seml,
f'posed Of ladies' and gentlemen, from
fbbth town and country. Irsiias If.
ready syisldsd tai iicis i8ruishge aiif MI
THAT is, sleyating and cpndneaiiX,se ~ the
pleasures of social. life, aud PROMISES
| still az abanuhne liarvest!:h' 10 s'ss
n Ida s6rsteasniyersary iwaalcetebrated
99,tlhsg ;4!tlhhilpssytsy bg lagge attendapee
dsdes, II Drf Gu fhg Ioisiof
file Direptoryi-preehle syitaa amiable
hospitality and executive ability, Her
retrospectionsso Of tho Club, aud wise
SUGGESTIONS FOR 2: IT'D FUTURE were
feliciSVussuao ,ssussi IaGnitsas br& =.
I dare not trespass so; far, az, to give
a detailed account Of this pleasdrable
MEETING, at tIledsatnef time fcansfot
forbear to n,ention soniaofthe salient
| points. offered, on the occasion. An s:
ssasy 'uPoh ssWomann' a Is wife, "'in 'tlie e.
sgaBt dictioh Of Mrs. H. aDdidad by she
author, waslmost impressiyer s:aasg 9
. Second to none,, was the, "FsEeySll
Address" COMPOSED and gracefully ttlseS -
liyered by our tafef ted 7ybtngi msfiiBsr
N.Y., r. WHO. will leave 5000 ,awitlti .ans
P6ther, member Of great, promise, to
eompis!e i classieaaf' course IL tlis fat
NORTH. laIae'aris bfeathea aprayesfot
Z their SUGGEST bas ,aniasa7a bSa &
EspiiS,o Wsfs S SsSIsabiy ' fiils.a WIS nsSs
injecting WIN de Oh the stlifsyxiaio3 1t
EyergreensEesidepee .Mrss T iRsesiaips
upon It's. Am sure You Wish hs God
spesdt' saaisiue.f ri si1sfFMINssi
y Nh. Hayes ! yet sits frausduuisnntly
|ihI MI. TiiaehSs rs Wife Hbuusee cl hlsiiS
draws TIL SALARY qadits rygafhrfy,, aid,
We baieSe;s is 4 'gfsata a6d tbfeteaded
sticklsr for ecisjlaseftice iefoff6a But
surely l'taat ssdaAfgabs dfory,eek nere
what vs nav behOltis ID Rapiaesf j.
Madisonv Meila, 0 his iSnryegnriseti the
Porte8 New Qrleaps;oan importsntofs
flee, ,Eiittl..s,lncr qtiKe Payahaabegp Of
| 81 duty At least 30 days. andusk tl'ia
writing, is in IN REaapides, With ssve1ali 81
bis clerks and de-; employees, also drawing
tpay from the Custom House,. are run
.gipg the Radical Combination and are
moving a'he1l and poitomats tl a hsteni
PtheS Wife people 81 tifis Parish to tie
.juggernaut' of .iiegs,fao,abins Whitgpe5!
pie and Dom ocrats and CONSERVATIVE
ofiRapides, move; and ataonde, against
.such "a combination; and etasA lis for
ev er.a Uphold ydun ,nohleoticketfa nd
that insnres. Vie downfall of the 9eom-
u " ahspH CT ;saeb ad g. isad q 81
ID ay5 ETR T7'''s.> =. NM ssa, 20
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;DtjRsUANrt TO Al . PRoc(lLAMA..
L osti6n5of His Excellenc:y, Francis r;
NICHOLS, Governor of the State Of lou
'isiana, bearing date the Fourth day of
September, a. b. 1875, all the qualified
electors of1thee Parish of Rapides, are
hereby, notified, that an election will be
held On ''S'a ''''' S'7"e''' = n.y.
Tuesday, tie Fifth day Of November,
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OFFICIAL.
TO the Qualified Electors of
the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. J
STATE or LOUISIANA,

STATE Cr LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, July Il, 1873
IN pursuance OF article ~ Of the consti>
t;,tion of This State, publication Is hereby
given TO The voters Of this State Of the pro-
proposed amendments TO the constitution Of
this State, agreed 10 by two-thirds of the
members elected TO each house Of the Gen>
eraI assembly, At ITS session Of 1878, and
which are required TO be published three
months before the next general election for
Representatives to the General Assembly, in
AT least one newspaper in every parish Of this
State, in which n newspaper shall be pubs
lshed. Said amendments. appear more fully
in acts Nos. Z; and "a OF the regular session
Of the General Assembly Of 1873, and in
act No. II Of the extra session OF the Gen,
erai Assembly of 1878, which are officially
published for the information Of the voters,
and which will be submitted 10 the people a,
the NEXT general election, to be held on the
fifth day Of November, (next) 1875, in such
mariner and form that the people may vote
for or against each amendment, separately,
and if majority Of the votes at said election
shall approve and raiify all or either Of said
anne ndments, the same shall become a par,
of The constitution.
WILL. a. STRONG,
Secretary of State,
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NUMBER SIX.

The governor shall receive a salary OF
$1,000 per annum, payable quarterly on his
own warrant.
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NUMBER THIRTEEN,

Each of the district Judges shall receive a
sa'ary to be fixed by law, which, except in
the parish Of Orleans, shall hot be less than
two thousand nor more than three thousand
dollars rer annnm, payable ON his OWE war
rant, and which shall not he increased or
diminished during his term Of office. He
must he citizen Of the United States over
the age Of twenty. five years. and have resided
IN the State and practiced law therein for
the space OF two years next proceeding his
election. The judges Of the district courts
shall hold their office for the term of four
years.
In the parish of Orleans the annual salary
of the districf judges shall not exceed five
thousand dollars, to be paid as above provided.
(Suike out article SD
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Etx'n 4 SUPPLEMENT uW je srrrn ~ srery
nrpte, for 1875, containing JnIi-si-e rortr
potrn 70, II iojp,, or ,h''ds dress. Erery
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fhos. putf,r1S, sofhai htsc oiont t,H b, wo,t n
more than The srbs,ription PJj'c.aEzJ
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED,

Most Complete Satisfaction Gaarteed o, no PAY
Full directions around each box. Physicians
supplied by mail, postpaid, for s. 80 per.
thousand in bulk, cash in advance. We will
send these Pills to any reliable druggist or
merchant to sell on commission. Agents
wanted everywhere.
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In every case where the Judge may be re
cuSed. and when he is not personally inter
es'ed in the matters in coii,es,a.!trn, he shall
select lawyer having the necessary quail
iica'ions required for Judge Of his court, 10
try such cases; and the general assembly
shall provide by law for the trial Of those
cases IN which the Judge may be personally
Interested, or when lie may be absent or
refuses to act.
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receipts; in short. everything interesting IL
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postage TO all mail sn6soibers, "Poe,son" IS
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~ TIE WORLD.
Terms always in Advanced $500 Year.
!: Copies for $500
With copy Of the premium pic,hte t24x
2O THE ANGELS OF Christmas" a fire d6lint
10 the peison getting up the Club.
I Copies for $3.50
With an extra copy OF the Magazine fof
1875, as premium, to the person getting up
the Club.
3 Copies fSr so.S9
; % =" 1900
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Specimens sent gratis, is written for.
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Advertisements inserted 81 the rate Of s. % per
6quare for the nfst insertion sud rs cents for e6ch
si;bse1teht one. Ten hnes or les Constitute .
square.
~ Professional Cards, 5000 per q ,um; fu
six months, GA. ~ Ia advance.
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NUMBER FOURTEEN.

In lieu oi the office Of district attorney,
established by article 90 Of the constitution Of
1865, there shall he elected by tue qualified
voters Of each parish states attorney therefor,
who shall lie a citizen OF the United State
and who shall have been resident Of the
Sfs:e AL p!,crc.rg ana d,ly license, .,,or.
ney al law !oE al !aa.; two yeais. He sh,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

ob WORK, Of all kinds, from carte de
~ r'snc ~ poster. neatly executed a, Tins
otiice: upon short notice
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10
'rNBER sEvEy.

The iieuten.nt governor shall receive a
s,.agy whic.. shall be double that OF a meni-
scr OF the genera. Assembly.
(Str.ke on; aratis 0..)