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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25

S24 Bickford, Leonard M
500 Bigelow, Augustus 5
$50 Bray, Judson J
S44 Baker, Archer
SCI Bath, John F
sos Bergantz, Jacob
S84 Bemis, Stephen J
800 Bergevin, Alexander
S92 Baldwin, Ephraim G
89S Barnes, Frank
9O1 Baker, Samuel
9O5 Baldwin, Robert F
1909 Brule, Calixte
915 Bergman, Robert A
1921 Barrett, John B
922 Bradt, George
932 Belli, Nazaro
944 Benson, Hiram A
946 Blanchette, Louis
947 Benson, Allen W
952 Beaune, Noah
973 Byrne, Thomas NJ
Is Coffin, TrenmOr
80 Cromwell, Oliver
IA Chedic, Geo W
40 Cagwin, Hamden A
6S Clarke, Willis G
IS Cormack, John B
IS Clarke, Geo W
"a Calimberti, Joseph
1O8 Calbreath, John W
116 Collins, James &
III Cavanaugh, Peter Jr
1873 Cheney, John E
1877 Constantine, Philip
141 Crawford, Israel
1856 Cary, VIM NJ
159 Cheney, James H
100 Cowen, William j
lS4 Grow, Roger
209 Catlin, Alva ?
223 Carpenter, Joseph W
245 Cowing, Joseph Z
PSI Corbett, VIM Fl
252 Corbett, Daniel G
256 Cults, Eugene B
262 Cowing, George B
264 Culver, Silas B
265 Collins, Frank
27O Culver, Edward II
2S7 Cavanagh, Michael
28S Clarke, Daniel
2S9 Croson, Elijah F
500 Cavanaugh, Chas NJ
366 Corbett, John W
1858 Gree, Domino
374 Canon, Frank
37S Canon, Isaac N
$50 Countryman, Alexand'r
1913 Canon, Edwin 81
1914 Chedic, Walter H
400 Canon, Walter D
400 Cavell, John H
413 Clarke, Charles
42l Canon, George E
437 Cook, James
AS Cults, Augustus
1855 Chase, Sprague G
AGA Carbonneau, Mederic
473 Curra, Joseph
4S5 Crandelle, Dele
1876 Cushman, AlbertL
5O7 Capuro, John
~ Cunningham, Jas '
$40 Christian, Ernest
534 Croker, VIM G |
AT Coombs, Samuel |
$50 Clouette, Henry f |
o62 Cook, Walter NJ |
800 Clarke, Robert NJ
i12 Carey, Edwin R |
,35 Crane, Zacharias
j45 Coffin, Francis S
40 Cunha, John
~ Craigen, Charles
10 Conry, Michael
'O2 Cavell, Williem
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25

872 Cagwin, Hamden 4
$50 Chagnon, Frank Il
891 Combs, John J
9O8 Couillard, Dumas
$50 Cohen, Moses NJ
957 Clarke, HarryH
$50 Coburn, Clarence W
900 Cameron, James Z
983 Charters, Samuel
3 Dunbar, Nicholas j
Is Dobbs, George r
20 Dow, Moses B
80 Dunning, billiard I
43 Boron, Lewis
So Davies, Tamerlain W "
81 Downs, Elias
10 Denning, James B
Ill Dority, AnsonP
ll2 Day, Sylvester IL
ia Doan, Jonathan
1853 Dorsey, John G
10 Decker, Henry
$50 David, Evan
1877 Duffy, James
1872 Dennis, Daniel G
207 Daniels, VIM J
234 Davis, George T
247 Dealey, James E
24S Duncan, Robert l.
200 Deegan, Simon +
295 Davis, John
3OS Davis, George H Jr
315 Driesbach, Abraham B
316 Driesbach, Monroe A
321 Dunning, Amasa 81
1876 deNeuf, Albert
339 Dale, Geo W
344 Downs, Hiram
$40 Duffy, James "
3S2 DeLeon, David
AIS Daley, Patrick
4l0 Daniels, Charles
428 Dougherty, Charles
442 Dilley, Josiah '
46l Duncan, Louis D
467 Doray, Maurice
526 Dague, Levi
528 Donohue, Thos "
554 Davis, Chas NJ
5S7 Day, Josiah
592 Devore, John
sos DeDaueson, Darrielle
us Degroseillier, Joseph
743 Donahue, James W
S21 Duncan, Thomas W
$50 Beforehand, Felix
$50 Davis, Charles c
374 Downer, Elijah Fl
3Sl humphrey, John
oS3 Duff, George
}O7 Dumas, julius
us Dodge, Benjamin
923 Downey, Martin
,34 Davis, Frank
|39 Dake, Chauncey
)65 David, Nicholas Fl
10 Edwards, Thomas J
80 Edwards, Theodore D
Sc Eccles, George A
46 Elrod, Edward r
So Ellsworth, Benz r
69 Elliot, William
'0l Ehrhardt, John
'02 Elrod, Lawrence L
II Ellis, Adrian G
80 Edgecomb, Ezekiel
81 Earely, Espy
Al Ely, John b
rs Edwards, Arthur "
p Epstein, Louis b
rs Edwards, Charles b
so EIsey, Mckee I
70 Escalet, Ernest
81 Ellis, Pearls B
OIL Elstner, Milton R
80 Elliott, Richard
80 Eggleston, George
% ME- Coo,,o.r Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25

573 Friend, Charles W
584 Fife, Adam
$50 Fremont, OliffO
COL Ford, George F
COS Foley, John
622 Fryer, George D
627 Friedeberger, Simon
634 Frederick, George M
654 Farrell, Michael
657 Friend, Ellis A
729 Fulstone, William
826 Friedrich, George A
$50 Finn, Charles L
935 Toilet, John
I941 Toilet, Martin '
94S Fallet, Antonio
1877 Franscini, Alexander
| 20 Gould, Alfred S
So Gaige, Mark M
| 81 Greenlaw, Luke S
70 Gibson, George L
IS Glover, Morton E
81 GREENWOOD, Otto
80 Gies, John
1852 Glover, Timothy N
1863 Gibson, Edwin f
1873 Guilfoyl, James
1914 Gibson, Adrastus
205 Gray, Otis
3O2 Gregovich, Michael
314 Green, John A
332 Glover, Isaac
345 Gettys, James
1868 Greenlaw, Mayo A
432 Gardner, Mathew c
478 Gage, James c.
487 Gregory, Nathan H
sos Garrard, William
SIG Gardella, Giovanni
$50 George, Wesley
5S74Griffith, James T
642 Gilbert, Oscar 4 F
$50 Click, Jerome S
$50 euler, Simon
697 Gray, John -;
TT Gonnond, Roderick
1913 Clifford, Lysander W
727 ellison, George
TAO Grant, Andrew '
1873 Gowan, James IL
784 Clifford, Leonard G
831 Gale, Alfred Y
S67 Gibeau, Oliver
$50 Gratz, Charles
9Gl Gregory, Charles B
2 Hill, Lloyd
4 Hunt, James
9 Howe, Hayward II
II Helm, Alfred
Is Hark, George
rs Hawthorn, VIM A
26 Hawthorn, Loyet A
SIS Hill, Geo B
SO Harper, Edward |
90 Harris, Marcus
90 Hart, William
lO1 Henderson, Caleb
1875 Hunt, Edward NJ
1873 Huston, Robert n
I53 Hansen, John
It's Higgins, Thomas
1T Hodgkinson, Sam J
1877 Hofer, Theodore A
1913 Hardewick, Anton F
204 Hofer, Chas A
80 Hawkins, Geo W
242 HiIlyer, Edgar W
40 Harris, Benjamin
80 Hatton, James NJ
357 Herluison, Leon
.58 Harris, @ harles
968 Haigler, William
rs Harris, Chas n
'28 Howard, Jefferson
'29 Horgan, Sylvester NJ
$40 Hoagland, Geo w |;
80 Holland, John
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25
OFFICIAL LIST
OF
REGISTERED VOTERS
For Carson Township, Ormsby County, New,
for the year 1873,

$50 Ainsworth, Eugene d
1856 Anderson, Lucius
444 Athcrton, Coleman c
551 Adams, Jewett W
SIT Ardery, Alexander NJ
500 Albro, John S
COS Armstrong, John J
COS Aube, Eustache
100 Adams, Joshua F
$50 Archambeau, Louis
925 Anderson, John j
972 Authors, James
10 Bryson, VIM H
81 Burlingame, Joseph A
SO Bender, David A
80 Beam, Jacob l.
48 Bowker, Milo A
81 Bryant, Geo W
81 Barrons, Michael
II Brush, Vincent L
Is BickNell, Charles F
"a Brown, Rufus R
70 Berry, Glenn
95 Bray, Charles E
100 Breed, Elias
131 Benton, James NJ
1876 Bollen, Robert W
l43 Balford, George
l44 Bryant, VIM II
l49 Brewster, Edward A
l64 Beckstead, Orrin NJ
1877 Bright, Jesse L
III Blattau, Frank j
172 Bence, Horace H
TIA Butts, Walter N
181 Brannan, Patrick
2l2 Barber, Oscar I
224 Baxter, James
231 Bunker, Jacab G
261 Bigler, David
269 Bradley, George N
274 Boskowitz, Frank
305 Byrne, James
307 Butts, VIM B
311 Brummett, VIM B
3lS Brown, Joseph W
318 Brady, Charles
3l9 Barnes, Edmund B
800 Boskowitz, Chas J
SAG Brown, VIM R
358 Beatty, William H
373 Bean, Thomas F
800 Bartine, Horace S
424 Bailey, Henry
435 Boyer, Isaac
438 Brulin, Chas A
453 Bettridge, Paul H c
1855 Boiler, Frank j
465 Batter, Frank
400 Bell, William
All Beam, Augustus
500 Blanchard, Edward A
$50 Blethen, Jonas L
SAB Brooks, Henry S
545 Billings, Charles
$50 Bradley, Lewis R
$40 Bliss, Duane l.
ST. Brown, Thomas J
572 Bailey, William H
576 Burleson, George
588 Boulrisse, Julien
600 Brule, Dieudonne N
500 Buckley, Daniel D
6lO Brooks, Robert Fred
6l5 Braman, Jason j
$50 Bartine, Horace F
GAG Branley, Michael
65l Bullock, Fred W
652 Bryant, Francis L
658 Baldwin, Henry B
668 Byrne, William S
$50 Beedle, William Il
500 Black, John
704 Brooks, Alfred L
739 Bailey, VIM L
TAT Burke, David
ISL Briggs, Selden nr;,
1852 Brown, James A
764 Bigler, James R
7S9 Borges, Antoine A
791 Bradbury, VIM B
7Q6 Rath JOhn
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
PRINTING IN, JAPAN

The advantages possessed by the. art OF
printing with movable types are incontesta-
BILE. For Europeans, whose alphabet is
composed of small number of letters only,
nothing is more easy than to form Words
But it Is a different thing entirely in coun-
tries which, like China and Japan, have
particular character to express every idea
every word. According to the correspon-
dent of a journal from which we borrow
the ese details, the complete collection of Jap
anese types comprises 5000 characters, OF
which 5000 are in constant uses,4 anA ja,ooo
are employed occasionallys These types
are arranged m q Japanese composing room
OH shelves like the books in library; the
compositor is thus obliged to be continually
on the, go while collecting his types. The
great number of their characters for print
Ing has thus far prevented the Chinese ane
Japanese from corresponding by electricity
the telegraph, that instrument of civillza
ton, having renamed in the hands OF for
oigners. 1t is no wonder then that the tele
phone has been received III Japan with tn
rreatest iayoy.--Le Monde de la Science
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
MISC { / L A n I 0 ] s.
A BOY WITH A HEART.

The other day bit of a boy called at the
side door of a good-looking keene residence
and told such sorrowtul story that the Ia
DIV Of tho house was not stingy in throwing
provisions into his basket. Happening TO
look into the front yard, after few minutes
she saw the strange boy mixed up with hef
three or four children, and she called out:
"Boy, what are you doing theret?"
ssFeedin' these halfstaryed, children" he
promptly replied
..But those are my, children" ;" she indig,
nantly exclaimed.
"blakes no difference to me- he said, as
he broke off another piece of cake: 'Whel
l ,iad young 'an cryit' for bread, ant
ready to swear that he hasn't tasted pie 1o1
over year, I'p goin'to stop business an@
brace him up. Haven't you got a clear
white waist which I could put on this dirty
little boy?'
She looked up and down to see II an.
canvassers for the poor heathen were il
sight, and then she grabbed the broom an
ran that sympathetic boy out of thesyaro
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
PoKEWEED PAPER.

Les Mondcs says that DR.. Eugene Robert,
Of segaune, France, has suggested that an
advantageous utilization might be made OF
the common porke or pigeon berry .lPhyto.
,acca aecandra) in the manut9}cf.ture ,Rf. paper.
-his common weed grows almApst, mAt,- every
where, is.Xery hardy. and According to- DR.
Rahert yislAsA, an abundance ot8ligneouS
fiber extremely suitable for paper making
Asthe Jmaterialis one that is so readily pro
cured, it would be well for our manufac
turers to try il.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12

r,oh Numhpr contains THnTY. TWO PAGEs OF
reading many fine Wood Cut ,.na anu
ina nrintnl on elegant paper, and full OF in1ornar
a' fion' In English and German Price 81 20 year
Five copies 81 .0O. v...,o x.,raou
.o eants IS miner cnvers; in elegant cloth covers 81
Vick,s TptaLosue-soo Illustrations only
cents Address. JAS. WICK, Rochester, y. /.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
THE POPULATION OF THE EARTH.

The fifth publication of Bchm and Wag-
ner's well known Population of the
Earth" makes the number of the eartl''s
ha,nan, inhabitants for the cnrrentse year
1.43o l45. 300. an increase Of fifteen. millions
over tile, estimate Of last year. Ihe Increase
is attributed nar,ly to natural sroWl'. part.
ly to exaiGs Gs kasN'ss a 3 e poe"a es.
tion' among the grand geographical diyis-
ions Is as. follows: Europe. 3l2:saS s4sO
Asia. ssl 900 900. Africa. 800; Aus
tralia aud Polynesia, 4,4ll,W0; America,
S6.1lG. .0D0..
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
NOTICE TO MIN NERS.
limited States Land Office,
Helena, Montana. August 10, IS7o

Helena, MontanN, AUGUST 10, Io7o'
William j Sharp whose post office address ,d Is IS
Centrevillc, Meagher county, Montana lei, na5
this day filed his applicationto enter as agricultural
land, Under the home tead lays, the half OF the
N quarter of section No; TO-, in township oa No. ?
north, range No least, which land s.teuspehoeo
Notice is hereby given that hearing will be haa az
at this office ON the 10th day OF sepember A. A. No ps
mineral or non mineral character of said land ana
testimony to be used upon said hearing VIII be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the 10Th aay OF
Sentember A. D. 1878, at 10 o clock a. M II Is al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining I'M
+, 20 oHeitoN''' j. Fl. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
NOTICE TO MINERS.
limited States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, August 29, ISSS

Helena, Montana, August %, IS3S )
mond City, Meagher county, NJ T., has tn, this
rai land under the re-emn,ion laws, the half Of
the quarter; i quarter of s4arter OF sec. G,
ton No. I, md the E:auarez of quarter n o. !
east, which land is suspended from entry
Notice is hereby given that heanng W oe s7s sa
at 10 n clock n M to determine as the mineral or
non mineral character Of said lapd and testimony
to be used upon said hearing viii be taken before %
ber. & D. 1873, ut 10 'clock An. lt1is alleged
there are no known Miners nor mlning improve
ments upon said land. j IL. MOE, FeEtsler
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
NOTICE TO MINERS.
limited States Land Office.
Helena, Montana, august 8, 1878. )

Helena, MOntanA, aUSusl ., Ioto. ,
John Link, whose post Office address is Diamond
City, Meagher county, NJ. r., has this day hiea M ms
hoinestead laws, the W hall of the 4 quarter and
the Il half of the w quarter of section No 20. in
township No. 8 north, range No. east which l1hu
is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that hearing VIII DC 'hna
at this office on the 7th day of seplemlMetM, M M A. y.
oval ~ onmineIal chlractei Of said land, and tes-
timony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Recever on the hh cav OF
September A. d. 1878, ut 10 clock q. m 1t Is al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining I'M
/, aa 'e'et'''' Np0'' J H. MOE, Register
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
TO, MINERS.
United States Land Office,

Helena Montana, August 8, IS1S:
John Broderick ,whose post office address 's WA a
e led his % %applcation 70 enter agricultural land
under the laws, the nal ma " +an ee ~ ND -
he n,iarter Of the w quarter of section No ~
In % nsIoYnship. No. north, range No. 2east, which
land IS suspehdfd from entry. ,o,,;na will, he had
ut tfis ONCE on the 10th day of September, A. ~
1875 1t 10 O'Clock M. to determine as, as to the the
mineral en mineral character OF said lana, ana
testimnnyHo be used upon said hearing will be taken
before tie Register and Receiver the 18th day OF
septamber, A. d. 1875 at 10 clock a. m IL IS al Al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining I'M
"a xaoS'4'e'''S "po" J. III. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
NJ a5fs RcautifulC Concerto Pianos. npG Am
HlANO cost 81 GOO only $425. SUI OMGHs.ls.s

ner6 Grand Square pianos, cost 100 only 9255.
Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $500, only SI55.
New style Upright Pianos, $lla.5O. Organs 300.
organs Ia stops, $7ss5O. Church Organs, Ii stops,
cost $500. OILY $II5. Elegant 1915 Mirror top
organs, only $lo5. Tremendous sasrifce to close
soon to DO erected. Newspaper with much nfoIma-
Non about cost Of Pianos and Organs s ENT FREE.
Please address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-09-12
rNl n Great chance to make money. IL y
QOl-ss can Il ret gold you can get greenback

UV1-W. .can't get gold you eau get ereenbatks.
We IN mi p hslt eko stratsd Tns.rr
tsn,y nuhlieation in the woriil Any one can be-
sorne s i s,,e fulasoat, The most elegant works
1t avs free e SUBSCRIBERS The pylee 's so low
narfs mnking ovcr sl5o IN II Week, lady agent
reports taking over 400 names in ten days Al a who
pslgagc make money fast, iou can aevole ~ s9ut M
time to rhe business, only yonr spare tiins gu
necal not be away from home over night. ! on can
o ii as well rs others Full particulars aineeons f
n Cor, wnnt profabe work send MS yaur address al
ancc 1t costs nothing TO try the business. No one
who engages fails to make great pay. nuafess
strhe PEOPLES Journal, - Portland. Maine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-24
BR EV ETEEH.

The Jassamine Social Club will give its first
picnic ut Loeper's Park Sunday, August a.
The committee of forty for The American
Commercial Convention will meet at the Cotton
Exchange ut II a. m. to-day.
The travel Of afternoons during this hot spell
of weather has noticeably increased, and now
the trains are of extraordinary length.
At $3.50 O'Clock last night some malicious per-
son fired three shots in the vicinity OF the Jack
son Railroad depot, at the head of st. Joseph
street,
The exclusion of the crowd from the Congress
piona sub committee room not only facilitates
the examination of witnesses but 1t also adds to
the comfort of every one compelled TO attend
the sessions.
IL has leaked out that Mt the last meeting Of
the Republican State Central Committee letter
from the officers OF the national committee was
read. 1t instructed the local committee to do
anything and sacrifice everything to secure
congressman.
We are told that there is in the nelghborho0d
of New Orleans one of BdisOn's improved
monographs, which enunniates almost perfect
ly every word that Is communicated to it.. 1t is
one OF the latest improvements of Edtson's
wonderful mechanism.
In our report of the House of Refuge investi-
cation yesterday It Is stated that three of the
witnesses examined by the committee. namely:
Messrs. J. 7. Gibbons, Jos. III. Rice and J. @. NJ
Kaynnaugh are members of the Young Mems
Christian Association. This is an error; these
gentlemen are members of the Society of ST.
Vincent de Paul.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-24
CITY ECH OEs.

A coal oil lamp exploded at the corner OF
Jackson and Locust streets Monday night.
va-rs Boudrou was arrested and locked up
in the Suburban Station for discharging fire.
arms In the city.
+. G. Forstall twhitel and Joseph, Victor tcol-
Ored) were locked up in the Third Station for
fighting and disturbing the peace.
Ben Stark, who was knocked down and in
jurad by hand-car at Tigerville, was brought
TO the city and sent to the hospital.
The bridges at the corners of Felicity Road
and Coliseum and Fourth and Dryades streets
are broken and In a dangerous condition.
James Wedlock was locked up in the Central
Station, charged with having property In his
possession supposed to have been stolen.
A boiler maker by the name OF James Duffy,
while fitting a sheet OF iron In o boiler of one
Of Morgans steamships, accidentally had one
of his fingers cut of.
AT o'clock last evening. on Baronne. near
Clio street, sprinkliRg cart No. 10S driven by
John Glenney, sank into hole and over
burned. breaking the top and shaft and slightly
injuring the driver about the hip
Monday a difficulty took place in the Pacific
beer saloon. on Royal street, during which the
nroprietor. James Held, was assaulted and
beaten over the head with glasses, by a man
named Sullivan The accused made good his
escape, Heids wounds are only sight,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-24

According to resolution adopted by the Par
ish Committee of the Democratic Conservative
party. on July 10, 1878. we, the undersigned
committee report the following rules for the
government of the election to be held for dele
gates to the State Convention of 1878:
The president of each Central Ward Club Is
authorized to appoint two or more commits
sioners and q Judge of registration and cleo
ton, giving all parties In interest fair repre-
sentation.
l. 1t shall be the duty of the commissioners to
issue to each registered elector certificate of
registration, TO be signed by at least two com
mssioners Of registration and countersigned
by the Judge of registration and election, which
shall entitle such person to vote at all primary
elections.
O. Said committee shall make q careful revis-
ion of said registration. and shall have power
by vote of majority of the whole committee o
appointed to strike off such names as have been
wrongfully registered, making report of said
names to the central ward clubs. at a meeting
which shall be held two days prior to the date of
said election, and no person whose name shall
have been stricken from the registration as
above shall be entitled to vote at any primary
election Of the party. except upon proof OF error
and by vote OF @ majority of the members pres
emit at said meetings Of the central ward clubs,
8. Should any president or central ward club
neglect or refuse TO carry out the regulations
hereby established. 1t shall be the duty of the
Parish Committee to appoint the commission
ers and Judge of registration and election. and
to make all necessary arrangements for carry
ing out the same.
L. It shall be the duty of the comm. eesioners
and Judge to certify to the result OF the cleo
ton, required to be Rad on Thursday
August l, 1878. to tue PRESIDENT of the central
clubs. and the sa.ne ahali be transmitted, with
biz, indoresnlent, to the Parish Committee.
majority III number Of the commissioners
and Judge snail decide all questions arising at
said election, and they shall be guided by the
rules and regulations herein established.
g. No person who is not registered on the
| books OF the central ward club of the respec-
tive wards shall vote at any primary election.
1 except they o esent the State reglstratlQn Ger
/ tifrates of 1873 aud are members OF the Demo
| cratic Conservative party. Inc Dohs shal 10
| Omen from 6 a. m. till 2. N. ,., - \
| The registration books for registration ana
| revision of every ward shall be opened at once
| and remain open until Saturday Tue twenty
| seventh. L - IL,
| In wards where there are but one set OF dele
| gates and fair election can be mad DY mass
| assemhIv these rules may be suspended.
| a Electors having lost their certificates OF
registration shall be entitled to duplicates tnere-
Of upon application to the commissioners o.
| registration during the period In WhIen the
books are re-opened for registration.
B. oN0RATO, President:
A. j. KELLY, Secretary. lV23 "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-24
AA------------
DEPARTURES HY RAILROAD.

The following Is partial list Of The depart
ures last evening by the Mobile fast line: John
J. Carrigan. .Waukesha: DR.. W. FL. Ballard and
family, New York: J. d. Hamilton and family,
Toledo. Ohio:. Bernard Leman and family,
Blue Ridge. Va; Mrs. II. O. MalIard. New
York: Mrs. John H. Kennard and three chill
dren, Salem, Va: A, De Llffee and Wife New
York: Mrs: THOMPSON, Columbus Ga: L.
Robinson, Niagara Falls: Geo. j, .Puech, Ashe-
vile. N. c.; VIM. johnson. New York via Gin
cinnat; l.. D. Ariek. Gainesville. Fla; Mrs. O.
d. Lalande and three Children. Orange Court
House. Va: L. Deuregon, Chicago: NJ Gold
berg Europe via New York @. II. Cromwell,
Macon, Ga. !: Mrs. u B. Logan and son. Char
lottesville, Va; II. Shaw, New York: Mrs.
Fred'k Wing, st. Paul, Mum; Mrs. q. d. Bragg,
Warm Springs Va. d Ford. Columbus, Ky +;
Jules Train. New York via CINCINNATI; ? G..
Brown, Pensacola: Mrs. FL. 7. Bartlett. New
York: Miss Kate L. Burrows, Salem, Va: Judge
G. w. Hudspetb. wife aud child, Allegheny
Springs, Va: Miss g. f. BoardmRD, BlOunt
Springs Mrs. A. Waters. st. Paul, Mimi. Miss
NJ. L Butler, Warm Springs, Va; Miss H. II.
Raker. Petersburg, Va: b. II. Perry, Salem,
Va; Geo. King and family. st. Louis; Miss
Marie La-trapes. Lynehburg: j. NJ White Co.
lumbus, Ky.
ures by the Great Jackson steel rail route:
isidore Levi. a. Aaron, New York P. A. Le-
long and wife, Ed. Toby VIM. john. Chicago
i B. Mormon, 4. X. Barretae d. M. Hogan
Mrs. Il. f. NJ Hogan, Mrs. NJ. J. Hogan james
Vanhorn. John T. Bradley. New York; Col r.
Richardson. Monroe: J. Hubbard, Vioksburg
7. 7 Young, southwest passenger agent O. and
q. r. r., Cincinnati, W. W. King, Browns
Wells.