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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nvYicr or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
,sn.IAs Ssssiss q ne iss sosss q f.sssss q
ths above named COMPANY. hsld this day.
DIVIDEND tho. tSi Of Two ~ Dollars pr share
isIs. Trns2e boois ciossd until The Isth In
sfsnt. A. W. HAvENB.
mil bscfvtasy.
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"PA. what Is u Legislaturei" "a Leg
islature. my son. In body elected by
the sovereign people" "But what Is q
Legislature for. PAP" "0h. my boy. It's
10 Kill time only to kill time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

"YKs." said Smith the other night.
''Columbus was great man. He discov-
cred America. But don't know ~ he
did ether" he added. after pause.
"Amsrics is such size. he could hard
ly have missed It.
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LApr-"But scarcely want another
GARDENER; there Is so little work for him
TO do Z" Modest Gar,lensr-"Oh, 1
hAint ambitious. my lady. The least
bit In the world II do for mo-"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYYIox OF TIE CALIFORNIA MMma
" Conpany. San Francisco. csiiibniA March
III, isn. .-At . meeting Of tbs Board Of Dt.
rpctofv Of he sbovsnamed Company, bsld
tAis DAY, DIVIDEND mo. 1s) Of Two poiiar psr
shass was dsciarsd. payable on friday, n.reh
1sth Tsnstsf books closed untn ne issa
% .Sii c.P. GORDON. sserstssy.
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at n Z o T a G e"
OR0AN OF AM UsgMRNTB.

TIME ONLY PAPER CALCULATING IN
PfPERS OPERA HOUSE.
Ffnsr KpIrIsH st O'Clock each day. cootain.
ing stock Iist. SECOND EDiIisN at Z O'Clock.
SoS ths Theater. bvHcfAL kptrIoH for Saturday
Matinee. BsEctAL RprrIon for 1hsstsf Sunday
night.
~wants, For saie. To Let. Rooms. Boarding.
Society and Church Notices. Business Card. ETC..
inserted q reasonable rAies. Addrvss of call on
r. y. LAwkRECK,
feisH Onos-Room 81. International Botsl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. [. J. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
uoo K..r,, .,rr~t. sss Frsaei.es,


400 Kssrsy street. sss Fraae'ses,
u,srABLlsuHp IN is,t, foR THE
N permanent cure OF aii Special and Chronic
Dtsesser, o. slso Ill Female Complaints and
Diseases of the NERVES. System.
rhs immenss destruction of human NE an.
nuslly from secret and chronic diseases can-ed
,sis old .nd rsl.ss in.,its,loa to ss s e-,as .as
s,trrvards In san frsDclsco, Cal. In lst, ss
priysfe dispsn<ary. In orter 10 snord the
sniIetsd ths best medical and surgical tr~a,meut
for the sbovs and al other Affections and com.
plants. oonsuitaiicas q the ins'iinss OF oS
isitsr. rREk
Ps,sieai:ass Mental Desiiify,
vitai wsaknes~. nervoasne-.. iow spirits. Ia.
situds. vrarpcss Of the limbs and back. lo-s
OF musoaisr power. indisposltioa and incaps.
biiity for labor and study. w.ah, exhausted
feeling, NO energy or courage, palpitAiion oi the
heart dullness Of apprehension. loss ci meh-
ory, sversiou TO sleiety. love OF solitude, TIM
iiity, sslf astrust. loss OF ms.hood. dininsss
hesdsehs, pains In the side, affections OF The
eve. plmples on the fscs sexual or other IN.
nrmities In man or woman. are cured by the
ja.ily eslsorsisd physician. L. J. cZAfkAf'
Il. b.
osn tunhnovn 10 othersl: and henes ihe srrn
dIsrss ses OF the stomach and kidnsys. liver com
plsint., etc. successfully treated. Those who
Are summing from the errors and tndi-cr-tions
Of yoa,h. nervous veskse-s. ars s--a'ed VI .
pK CzlfKAY. one Of the mc.t successful
mrd,esi pr.ctitioners on the pseins coast. may
!, eonsuispd eoandentisliy In rsierenee To the
above and all other eomplaints q the institute,
cssnsss modsrsLs. Communications strictly
couadentisi. Medicines sent By exyrrs.. Al
drrss L. ]. CZAPKAY. y. d., Postomee Boa
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ORDINANCE NO. 1902.
lPublished By authority Of the Board Of Trustees
of Oold Hill

AN ORDINANCE ssppiesestary 70 An
Ordisasee Eatitied "As Ordinasee for
the Prsvsstiss SD Psaishsest sf Ger.
tsis Onssses Against the Peace and
Gssd Order Of the Tsws," Passed April
10. tS1r.
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Each package contains pr. ssnfordS inpfcvsd
ssses. Price. yioo.. for sais by al Mholss.ls and
ket.I bruerisis throsshout ths Uniisd s,s.sS
WEkKs . iDrrER o.nerAi Assns and whole
sAle Druggists. Boston. hass.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
LOUISIANA NEWS.

Mr.. Pyburn tho registrar, informs us that
there have been BS8 registrations up to II N.
making d difference of lLiyingstonian.
The other day negroes at work on Mr.. KNOWS
plantation on tho highlands struck but co l.
oluded to go to work again.-Baton Rouge l.
voCate.
The Democrats Of ST. Tammany have n mi
sentative, Anntoe Cousin; for parish Judge, j.
s. Bossier: for sheriff. W. B. Cook: for corol or.
Francisco DuSse
Politics in Washington parish arc running
high. There arc two Democratic candidates
out for Representative Mossrs. T, J. Simmons
and A. G. Biekham md four. Democratic can
ddaes for the office Of aherit-John J. Mizel,
T. D. Bickham, q. 2. Bailey and Fielding J.
Adams lSt Tnnimany Farmer.
Crops, as yet justify the most sanguino OK,
sufficiently 70 authorize On opinion. Acadia
and Ridgeneld havo started. Allen's Rienzi
and Lasscignb's will also start early next week,
1t Is not possible to get MUCH information under
present circumstances.-lfhi Sentinel
On Monday, tho seventh instant. n difficulty
occurred on the upper line of Live Oak plnnta-
ton, between Gncoc Lewis and Frank Smith
both ,eolored, The cause of the difficulty we
here is that LOWS fred ut Smith with shot
gun, loaded with seventeen buckshots. with
fatal effect. The murderer was examined by
Justice Madison, of tho sixth ward. and COM
mitted to Jail to await his trial ut the next term
OF tho district court.-IPiaquomin Observer
Mr. ALI. Leblanc was called upon last Wed
nesday TO register the oldest citizen IL the par
ish OF 81. TnmmAny, and perhaps In the State.
King Charles Valentine. cOlOred. was born in
the city Of New Orleans on the sixth day Of Jan
uary. 1771 and is therefore one hundred and
seven years old, and was brought to this parish
when one month old. He is still able to work.
and aCcompEShos every year much more Of
manual labor than great many young mon
around him. st. Tammany Farmer,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
OFFICIAL.
10 the Qualified Electors OF the State
Of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, }

\
STATE OFF LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans, July II, 1873
In pursuance of article lat Of the constitu-
ton of this State, publication Is hereby given
TO the voters of this State Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of this State,
agreed to by two-thlrds Of the members
elected to each house of the General Assem-
bly. at Its session of 1878, and which are re-
uuired to be published, three months before
the next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly, in at least one news
paper In every parish Of this State, In which
O. newspaper shall be published. Said amend
nnents appear more fully III acts Nos. 70 and
IA of the regular session Of the General AS
sembly of 1878, and In act No. IL Of the extra
session OF the General Assembly Of 1878,
which are officially published for the lnforma-
tlon of the voters, and which will be- submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
to be held on the fifth day of November,
NEXT 1875 In such manner and form that
the people may vote for or against each
amendment separately, and II o majority of
the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either of said amendments, the
same shall become part OF the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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=, - W. VT r.
Gowan. Ernest Challne cite, j. Wm' DaVls' L.
L. Broaddus, VIM Campbell n r,,,,o,.
Sccond Warn~,a'i1es neEF7 H. p o.. =
Dave Wilson, Il, i. Bruce, i. A. bartlett' o.
L. Glaudln. ,.,a,, morria WIN r,oo,,
Third Wa1nrIoptTln WI il, " II nf1 III ;
G. +. Ladd, W. j.. Evans Lyman j. Doose'
VIM. Eastman; r. u, r,n,.o,a M u n,,.
Fourth WhFdr w. Mug r f'y Ial,, ~, - 80
buisson, T. NJ j. hGnhGr, j. ~ JachSo4,
Fifth Ward.Ai Irnoos, f. j.. ~. na{ ~
Edgar DAVIS, A. H. fteyile' a. hteuepe' '"i0'
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CONSTITUTIONAL. AMENDMENTS
dollars. payable quarterly on his own wars

dollars, payable quarterly on his own wars
rant
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be Imposed bv the
State, or any parish or municipal authority.
on any mechanical trade mandatory or fac
tory, except such as may require police reaus
lations, In towns and cities,
NUMBER TWENTY
The Legislature Is authorized to eYempH
from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such as furniture wearing
apparel. tools Of trade Or profession and FAM
lily portraits, not exceeding In aggregate value
the sum Of five hundred dollars
ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION OF 1873.
NUMBER TWENTY-ONE.
Strike out the first part Of article 142 OF the
constitution Of 1863 which reads: "A uni
versity shall be established and maintained
in the city OF New Orleans. It shall be COM
posed Of q law, o medical and q collegiate de-
paltment, each with appropriate faculties.
The General Assembly shall provide by law
for it's organization and maintenance" and
insert: "The university shall be maintained
1t shall be composed of q law, q medical and
an academicaI department, and such other
departments as may be established by law,
each with appropriate faculties: proyiClet1.
that the law and medical departments already
organized shall continue In the city OF New
Orleans, and the acadernical and other de-
partments may be located elsewhere In the
State" jyt8 I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
THE NATCHITOCHES RIOT.
One of the OutCDmes- Disclosure of
Further FBOt Of tho Negroes I'D kisA
and EsurH-AfSlhavits Establishing
line FaCta.
[Natchitoches Vindicator.l

line Facts.
INachtoches Vindicator
Tom Smith sworn, says; That they, held q club
meeting on Sunday night, after the riot at
OF tho meeting Sam johnson Tom Sweat. Miles
Marin Geo, jackson, Henry 1 Johnson sSaWney
Was Ned HJ Jn6K4ou IaWson Rood o
Sweat was head Of tho club, We discussed the
matter of releasing Blunt, md agreed to protect
were Ia favor Of killing Mr.. Ross. Major Broad
we'll T. G. Donovan. l.. n. Lane, 4. ". Fleming.
The reason they proposed to XII these partlsss
Democratic party. on Sunday night we rode
about NJ: Russ house, an I1, nd Luke Davis,
tie eT cir. house. All had guns. Henry Johnson
blew the horn. Wo had three CLUB meetings at
different times The q, next week they we're to
club. Miles Martin, WAS the first man to talk
about killing the whites, The pistol fred off
Ws 2 bome ss snd oz SE i'BB BY mss
Witnoss saw Miles Martin in the club last sun,
day night week 9l i, Witness says LaWso - Reed
after tho at1nir III Nntchitoches. He also met
Abraham Williams on Sunday night n week
ago il company with Lawson Reed end Saw
tsjignoD THOMAS SMITH
Before me this third day Of Octobers 1873
Justice of the Peace, Third Ward.
II. P. Breazea1o sworn, says That he saw
Abraham Y, Williams about o'clock j. in the even "
ing. anu no loaned MS buggy 10 SaWnev w IL
llams on Sunday, and the buggy, was at home
when witness returned about dark. 1t had
been brought homo short time hefor9.
tSignedl IL, L. BREkIEALE
Jacob Davis sworn says: We had come to a
determination about this thing and [ objected
Blunt told Sam Johnson that we had nof6ing
have no ammunition" This conversation was
on Saturday evening. Sam Johnson. on the
Wednesday after said that it appeared mighty
club meetings sunday night and Wednes.
day, and it was on Wednesday night in
the club that Sam said we ought to protect
our own race. We have met in, club three
times since the disturbance In Natchitoches.. We
consulted ia the club what would be the best
plan to watch the road and when the white men
We met in the club There were present Sam
Johnson, Henry Johnson. Geo. Jackson. Geo
HILL Bob Frotter, Edw, Adnms, Nelson Hugh
ton i. Quinn. Tom Smith, Martin Williams
Jacob Davis. Tom Sweat. On sunday night, be-
fore going to tho club we passed. Mr., Buss' gin
with the ntontion of burning It. There were
Henry Johnson. Martin Williams and George
jackson. George jackson, Horny Johnson and
Martin williams had double-barrol ehotgung
with which to kill any one who moIested
us, and to kill Mr. Russ If we saw him.
The reason that wo did not burn tho gin
we thought some one was about It,, We were
to try 1t again but became frightened, George
question. Those in favor of burning Mr.. Russ
gtn-house say aye; contrary, no. 1t was
thoy We're going to XIII ". W, BreazeaIo n. W
Fleming. Mr. Russ, Major BroRdWell and Mr..
Lane.
sisncu JACOB ks K DAVIS.
mark.
Attest: r. L IAMMETT,
W. W. RkEALEALE.
Signed before mo, - -
Justice of the Peace Third Ward,
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Agricultural md Mechanical College
MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

The nineteenth session begins October next.
and ends July L. 1879
A faculty Of eight professors. good library
apparatus and museums. extensive course Of
lodging. washing. fuel lights and medical fee
sis month text books and stationery $40 q $685.
sion uniform clothing about E22 for dress suit
Of West Point gray CLOTH Sl5 for fatigue suit
Of same material. and 80 for cap of dark blue
cloth.
Total expenses In every respect for sessf ion OF
nine months not exceeding 5000; payable 500 on
entrance and $50 at close of each month, making
throughout the session of nine months ten
equal payments Of $40 each.
during the session. They will be charged only
from date Of entrance and for time Of attend
ance,
Cadets can find good boarding In the city of
Baton Rouge at rates essentially the same as
those above given for maintenance In the Uni
versity building.
MILITARY EXERCISES
obligatory on all students or cadets, Those
who are quartered In the University building
discipline Cadets who board and lodge In
Baton Rouge are subject to military discipline
only while they are performing their daily du-
ties at the institution,
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS,
versity, and on Sundays cadets will be required
to attend the churches In Baton Rouge, desfg-
mated by their parents.
Granted that this institution Is capable OF
educating the youths of Louisiana, why should
parents spend half AS much in mere travelling
expenses to and from Institutions In other
States rs would pay all the expenses Of their
sons here for whole session Of nine month";
For further information address
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OFFICES OF REGISTRATION.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. I

MAYoRAITY or NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall August 80. 1878. !
The following mentioned localities have been
selected for Offices Of registration in the diff
ferent wards Of the city, viz:
First Ward-NO. 1872 AnnunciatfOn street, be-
tween Terpsichore and Robin.
Second Ward-No. 244 CarOndset, between
DelOrd and st. Joseph streets
Third Ward-Corner Common md Robertson
streets.
Fourth Ward-Canal street between White
AMI Dupre streets Thursday, October 10.
Fifth Ward-Rampart, corner Of St. Ann
street,
Sixth Ward-No 1879 Hospital. near Burgundy
street.
Seventh Ward-Corner of Laharpe street and
Gentilly Road
Eighth Ward-Corner Of Greatmen and Poet
streets.
Ninth Ward-Corner of Greatrnen and FL
mira streets.
Tenth Ward-Corner of Magazine and Jack"
son streets.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Washington and
Magazine streets.
Twelfth Ward-Corner Of Magazine street
and Louisiana Avenue.
Thirteeth Ward-Corner Of Magazine street
and Bordeaux.
Fourteenth Ward-Magazne betWeen Peters
Avenue and Octavia street.
Fifteenth Ward-At the Algiers courthouse.
Sixteenth Ward-Court- house.
Seventeenth Ward-Corner Of Second and
Jefferson streets. ED. PlLSE Ky,
au3o cot Mayor.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE., CRY HALL,
New Orleans September rs. 1878. {
Whenever it becomes necessary to REMOVE
any Of the OFFICES OF REGISTRATION
from their present location, application for
said removal must be made to this department.
according to the provisions Of ordinance No.
4677, Administration Series, approved Septem=
Dor IT, 1878.
CHARLES CAVANAC,
sa26 Administrator of Commerce,
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Sixteenth Ward-A. JOURDAIN, Chief

Sixteenth Ward-A. JOURDAIN, Chief.
Seventeenth Ward-GEO. TELLER, Chief.
The purposes of this organization are the
same as O. Similar organization before the war
in the KNOW NOTHING party Of bloody
memory-to terrorize naturallzed voters.
THE MEN WHO DRAW THE BLACK
BALL ARE TO DO THE EXECUTIVE
WORK. NO COLORED MEN ARE AL
LOWED IN THE RED WARRIOR Or
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT,

Tho succession Of Albert Froudonthal has
4leen opened.
Yesterday twenty mine persons. among whom
were nine Colcsts. were clothed with the es
Iimable sarb Of American citizenship by this
court.
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WHO AND WHAT THEY ARE.
Their PurDoses----Their Oath.
THE NEXT ELECTION TO BE CARRIED
by VIOLENCE AND BLOODSHED.
Extracts from the Minutes of the Grand
Council Native American
AsSDeIatfgn.
NEW ORLEANS, October II, 1873.

NEW tNLIIAF5, oCLthtI IL, iSf6s
At meeting held this day it was resolved
that no Republican parish convention will
be held, but the nominations made by the
National parity will be indorsed by the Re
pubhcnns.
A committee was appointed to instruct
those delegates Of the National party. who
are at the same time members Of the Native
American Association. that it Is their duty to
vote for members Of the Native American
Association in preference to those who are
not. The committee consisted Of Alfred
Bourges, n. Underwood and G. L. Ladd
Mr.. Falls Informed the association that
Michael Hahn was working in the interest Of
E. John Ellis; that Hahn was seeking his
own nomination on the Republican ticketfor
Congress, so that Culom might be defeated.
Ladd replied that Hahn would certainly
not succeed, and that Cullom would be in
dorsed by the Republicans
Rep orts from the eighth and fourteenth
wards giving the names of delegates elected
TO the National convention were received and
ordered to be transmitted to the president Of
the Parish Committee Of the National party,
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LEVEE WORK.
OFFICE BOARD STATE ENGINEERS, !
Now Orleans, October -, 1878.

Z
New Orleans, October 10, 1873. !
Scaled PROPOSALS will DO received at this office
until THURSDAY, October 81. at u o'clock H..
for the following Levee Work:
Raising Buck Ridge Levee, Tensas parish. to
an oxtent not exceeding 20. 800 cubic yards.
Description and explanation Of this work will
be given at this office, or by Major Fl. B. Rich
ardson. Assistant State Engineer, 3d. Joseph,
Tensas parish
Proposals must be- ompanied by q deposit
Ct one hundred and twenty five (s125) dollars. to
De forfeited to the State In case Of failure Of
contractor Or bondsman to qualify on or before
November s.
Evidence OF the cIntract can 10 passed, and
bond given either at this Office or at St. Joseph.
Ten5as parish. Bissiers who prefer to pass con-
traet or give bond at St. joseph, must forward
to this Office Wisha their bid, their Geographic
address.
Bond required $500 signed by two owners OF
! real estate in Louisiana,
| This Board reserves tho right 10 reject any
or all bids, -
tSignedl FRANCf5 L. NICHOLL5,
| Governor and President Board State Engineers.
r.1{nD r,
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Nurses and attendants in sick rooms. who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubart
Wine as preventive. For sale by /. L. Lyons
SaEuggist.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons-Elie Peters
Give days Parish Prison.
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OPENING OF REGISTRATION OFFICES.

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS PARISH OF ORLEANS. I
Now Orleans August 80, 1878. !
The different registration Offices will be-
ocock m and e1ery day thereate p' from
o'clock g. m. to 70 o'clock NJ, and from 30 .. m.
until 2. M, Sundays and legal holidays ex-
cepted. until MONDAY. October 81, 1873. at
o'clock .. N. J. 0, LANDRY.
au30 GOT Registrar, Parish OF Orleans.
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The committee on conference of the Ma
tional party were to have met on the four
teenth instant, at D. m.
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The National convention adjourned at
o'clock. toe late for consultation. Notice WAS
sent to Baqlle for nesting, at 60 Canal street,
on Tuesday, at 2 d. Ill.
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A 'braLch'' OF might degree, designated
the
RED WARRIORS,
was organized about two months since to do
the SPECIAL WORK.
The meetings have been held on Sundays at
10 or II o'clock, OF 2G Camp street. Now they
are held ut 43 Natchez street, or 10 Caronde-
let.
THE EXISTENCE OF THIS BRANCH
IS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN TO THE
n or THE ASSOGIATI0N1;;
EVEN THE EAISIENCE OF THE
PERSON-NOI TO REVEAL TO WIFE,
FATHER ,BROTHER, RELATION OR
ECUTE THE ORDERS OF THE CHIEF
WITHOUT QUESTION, UNDER PENALTY
OF DEATH.
The organization of the RED WARRIORS is
known to be as follows:
JAMES BEGGS, President.
II. G. BARTLETT, Secretary.
r. o. HEBERT, Grand Chief or Com
mander.
First Ward-WM. CAMPBELL, Chief
Second Ward-R. L. BRUCE, Chief
Third Ward-JUDGE W. L. EVANS. Chief.
Fourth Ward-WM G. HARRISON Chief.
Fifth Ward-A. PRADOS, JR, Chief.
Sixth Ward-L, Z. LEMARIE, Chief.
Seventh Ward-JOS, DUNIGNEAUD, Chief
| Eighth Ward-W. A. D. ANDERSON, Chief.
Ninth Ward-ALFRED BOURGES, Chief.
Tenth Ward-H. t. BERTEL, Chief.
Eleventh Ward-GEO. DUHURST, Chief.
| Twelfth Ward--N. UNDERWOOD, Chief.
| Thirteenth Ward~ST. LEON DUPEIRE,
Chief.
Fourteenth Wari-W r. FISH Chief
| Fifteenth Ward-C. L. HOLMES, Chief.
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At q meeting held by the Executive Com
nitteo, subsequent to the above it was re-
solved
THAT INTELLIGENT, PICKED MEN
POLL, TO ACT AS CHALLENGERS ON
ELECTION DAY.
That nobody but delegates be admitted to
the National convention, or those furnished
with tickets of admission, Of which but few
will be given.
THE y PROPRIETY OF DESTROYING
THE RALLOT-BONES WAS DISCUSSED
IN CASE IT WAS FOUND THAT THE
ELECTION, AND A SUGGESTION WAS
OFFERED THAT THE MILITIA MIGHT
BE CALLED OUT, AND SUCH A COURSE
THEREBY PREVENTED.
In reply it was stated that TIL MILITIA
THE COUNTRY BY THAT TIME.
In this connection we give the names Of q
few of the leading members of the association
in the country parishes;
Oscar Holt-West Baton Rouge.
T. T. Guichard-St. Bernard.
Lorenzo Moralcs-St Bernard.
Benito Ojeda--St. Bernard.
Felix Gonzales st. Bernard.
Alfred Itstopinal-St Bernard.
Victor Estopinal-St. Bernard
VIM. MurrelI-M addison.
TIC. ANDERsON-S Landry.
Pierre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Samuel WakefieId-Iberia.
Isaac Sutton-St Mary.
J. Henri Burch-East Baton Rouge,
A. Williams Baton Rouge.
VIM Harper-Caddo.
jacques Gla-East Carroll.
John L. Breaux-Pointe Coupee.
Eugene acknowledgement
Patrick Leonard Plaquemines.
II. T. Burgess Rapides.
Ihos. Clemens-Rapides.
p. J. Naturalization.
ROBERT O. HILBERT IberviIe