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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-23
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: +. Bailey, Wifi, )Nn. tA:1-i'ari>h
". jouIt ~ tlI-
+. &. Thomas. Husband. ,ornr PARISH. La.
n this cause. after i~>ii" Iui, joined h.
| defendant. ant tr reason ot ia. law and
tiI,. cNl,ir.,cc un tia, I iLl h,.". go favor al
tn liliutii and a-tir-r drf,',i.'"'. inl It
n,i.,% proven thai i'I'.ndiut !, ~ ,uhar-
Tt>>td to:ttlf'iaa pFrHHiHf!t, and Ihti Hc =
Undated To- pianflu IN the >hin Il four
hu,lrrd dollars tnr pIraph'rnal luhf', r.
crI,r'i aad appropriated 10y him II - "r-
IL rcd. adiud.,d aud drcrrrd. thai plaintiff
hnNr Judgment against defendant for the
sun. al Iuur hundred dollars. wtih Interest
az ilN. pa cent. per annum .rDW h. '"mh-i
18th. III. with r"c". .i.' ~ vt i,.r >nrrial
priNiirg" on drirudauf'- l~I>nua H..j ...t,
able property according Z" law. and that
III" s''parat" ~ properly from INN and
haN" the administration 81 l"t own ah,ir>
Thus dome. trt,l sHH signed 1T open Court,
this the s!d Of December \ u. -.
(Sign-l.) y. j. >COIr.
Parish Judge
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Price Of Hauling Reduced.

NOW IL the tim" to- hay" your Cotton
y hauled IT, Shtr,rt,"rt and >nlh. for 81
per hundred. viii maxi weekly IMP, Il"
Shreveport. Personal attention given Ia
AL orders and sales.
W ". ELLINGTON.
Oct. l.. III. g:.;m
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DR.. :. Is. RICHARDSON,
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAINTING

AN now prepared to re-paint and var
nl,h Carriages, Buggies and Wagons at
short notice, Satisfaction warranted. sam
pies Of my work can he seen IN Homer.
will also varnish OLD FURNITURE aud
REPAIR CANE SEATED CHAIRS. My
terms are reasonable Ia suit the times.
Call and So" me nj the old stand of High
tower & Ruffucr, 5. f.. cor. public square.
W. &. LILIES.
Aug. %, ls77. l:y
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MISSOURI MULES.

l., DUNN and I. BRIDGEMAN will
y, have in Homer, on Friday or Sstvr-
day next, q fine lot Of MISSOURI MULES,
which they will sell on reasonable terms.
Jan. is. 1879 22tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-23

We clip from the Vicksburg Wing
the following resolutions presented
I" the Mississippi kgislatu~.-
Their humorous character will re-
commend them to s0Hrp of our read.
ers. The hit upon Beecher and
others is good:
Mr.. Stands introduced the fol.
lowing in the House TODAY. He
moved its reference TO une Of the
standing committees. The House
referred it tna special committee of
onr-Mr. Shnnds The gentleman,
] believe. intends to apply to the
House Tor crehentinls. an,l the public
will anxouSll await his report:
Whereas, Rev. Henry Ward
B"rrhrr and other dsiincn's,rd
'ivin-s, bA the anInun,-n o & that
there is no he'll, threaten to under.
mine the foundations Of the earth
aud OF sm'ietl, thereby lea, ing en-
aching void in the material and
moral universe, S'nd at the same
time greatly Increase the labOrs Of
tins Legislature in drvising schemes
TOR the punishment of the guilty,
aud, whereas, We feel satisfied that
an immediate abolition Of hell be.
fore Brrch.r, Ben Butler, Kellogg,
aud Patterson of South Carolina,
and others too numerous to men.
ton, have had their cases finally
aiju,ii,dted, wouid be athorrent TO
that sense of justice 81 deeply seat
rtl IN the people of this Nation;
therefore br il
Resolved, That the Committee
on propositions and Grievances be
instructed to consider whether in
truth there is u hell, and II so,
whether il is not better to hear this
grie, ance than tn fly to others We
know not of, and il said Committee
shall determine that there is no hell,
To inquire of the aforesaid Beecher,
in the classic language OF Boss
Tweed, what are you going to do
abont itfr
Resolved I'd. That said Commit.
tee have power to send for persons
anf papers, and that they be s,,ec.
tally instructed to sun,a,On the dev.
il, if there be devil, and demand
TO know of him II there Be- no hell,
what in spite of hell, he IL driving
at. and his Satanic Majesty ba re.
quiret TO aplEar at the bar Of
this HOuse. and upon his corporal
oath, true answer make To MI Ques.
tions that may b- proponnded to him,
and especially to explain for the In.
formation Of this HOuse Il there be
no hell, with fire and brimseoae, the
true inwardness Of tnst expsesaiou
sd common among ito Ui0befs
General jackson, BED - k)saroe
Resolved ID. That snia 1daglkfee
do 90 to he'll, aud theaek Sstogs d
bin or otherwise. : NV '' = :
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holder now takes s,j.WW in gold
which added To the interest hereto
fore received makes $40. 80 as the
result of AN in estmcnt of sl0,00O
IN gold in 1868. FAX.
Gov. Nicholls's message To the
Legislature makes noallusion To he
nntioNil finance measures, but de-
votes considerable space Ia the ii.
nancial affairs ui the State. The iul
lowing are extracts trniI-tlIr dau.
m.nt: The reports of the Auditor
and the Treasurer not having been
submitted. il ia impossible for me To
state with certainty the fiscal oprr
ations Of The Government during the
past year. How ever, from inturlna
tiou which has been convened Ia me,
il seems that u belief may be justly
ISSUED for the year 1871 will he paid
from collections made during the
year. The bonded debt is stated
fully IN the report of the Board OF
Liquida,orS. BY it yol will see that
The total consolidated interest .bedr.
ing debt when funding shall have
been accomplished will he $ll,1SJ..
293,2l which does not include unpaid
interest coupons due January, 1874,
and prior, and outstanding interest
warrants amounting in all to almnl
fi66,Wk, nor does 1t includc bonds
commonly known rs Property Banks
bonds, which the Board of Liquidn.
ton has decided To he NOT properly
iundable. There ares certain mum.
Der of interest coupons nIatured in
past Years which are unpaid; the
amount thereof I am not able, for
reasons above given, to state with
precision. These coupons were not
paid owing 10 insnllirit NJ collection
IT revenue for those years. and are
necessarily II claim against the nncol.
lrctrd interest tax for such Years.
which rs il is collected is applied 10
their extinction. Could they h.
consiituiionally funded into consols
ani thus retired il would he Il meas
me ot wisdom. lnt this II seems IN.
der the Constitution Is impossible
The H>Srs>lnrul tor the near will b-
Between : Ii.OOO.OOO AMI $780, 900.
OUN. inlert> - oI consolidate ii bonds
is Ia be- paid from levy of - mills
OF that amount.
In consequence of abstraction of
hooks from the Auditors office, il
hrcUuHrs inpoSSiu,r To learn the
amount oi what is know as the
floating debt. and the iiist step To-
hr taken un the subject is Ia ascrr.
tain its amount, character and
would suggest the
appointment of Il commission com.
ioS,'n 81 STATE officers or uirnIbrrS
selected from Nonr own body. m'inr,
whom lul,lcrS ut any claim of thar
nature should he directed, within II
reasonable time. To present for
examination sucl claim urdrr penal.
~ of tWiu. barred. II csituatiuu OF
an airs at the State aHl The condition
nt her citizens invoke most rigid
rrniony. M unnecessary or use
irSs rXIwnS,. or office should he al
lowed Ia remain. In conc.usiun, The
Governor say: Il cannot close
without entering my Solemn protest
~ iiusi the recent action at It major.
itN at ,lir United States Senate M
der fornls of CniiSiiiulinn in refusing
Ia Louisiana representation III that
body To which she WAS entitled bN
rejecting the claim tn Il seat therein
ui Henry VI. Spotf"rd, who WAS
elected hy lon in accordanrc with
the Constitution and laws of this
State and of the United States
with exc 'ptional nnanimity.T
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Washington Correspondence.
W,snINGruN. u. C.. Jan. Ii, l..

WAsiiINGruN, ID. C., Jan. Ii, l-e-.
The break in the routine of DE
,.arlmrnt work ra,lssl 10y he holi
days bds closed aud business again
assumes ii's wontcd channels. Re-
urpiionS do not commence here I'M
iii after Christmas aud the Ion.
t@nt mp restraint OF bellies and
and h-auNs makes every body now.
IN the qni Nivc tor GrrumuS, kettle
drums, tea parties and balls, aud
until Lieut. every thing " i'll he drawn
INTO the festive whirpnl of gayciN
and fashion. One of the leaders
IA fashionable circles is Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprague, a daughter OF the
late Chief Justice and wife of FIX.
Senator Sprague. She has for years
held the undisputed title of the
most beautiful woman at the Capi
tai. Here where she is best
known, the Romance of her life is
Oft told. She WIS u reckless ainbi
tons girl and the ideal and bold
purpose of her life WAS to have her
father President. Just before the
nominating in 1860 she-as the
matron of her fathers house, altho'
but rigltcen-gave grand party
aud used her most fascinating en-.
dcavorS in presenting the claims of
her father. hut of co,iise the work
WAS idle. She has lately returned
from Europe and this winter will
reside at "Edgcwood" her fathers
old mansion about two miles from
the city.
Don Piatt, of the Sunday CAPT.
tai. has postponed the execution of
his suggestion made on Inaugural.
ton day last March, that President
Hayes should bc aSSasnaied if he
attempted to take his seat. He
WAS present a. an invited guest at
the silver wedding of the President
the other evening. Verify, the
lamb and lion have laid down to.
gcther. Coffee not pistols for two.
Alonzo Bell. Asst Secretary OF
the Interior, is to lecture here in
few days o;l "lluman pusSibilitirS.'
Most everybody asks whether any
one ever ihunglit before his appu u
lnrnt that il WAS II human po>Sihll.
itN for him to gain ~ high posi-.
ton.
Gov. Packard hivin. failed 10
get satisfaction ont at the adniiniS |
traiiun has accepted the hospitality /
Ut the White House. lie is bound /
10 make the price of his MOTEL bIl +,
i nu,hius else ont of the Govern F,
nrnt
The LuniSl House. named after (
and huiit ~ Il memorial u: an only (
daughter bN W. W. Curcoran al 4
ms civ for the reception of aged ,
aud iniirn ladies', WAS the Scr;ur of ,
, brilliant reception Oh his sr'icniy. ,
ninth birth day. This institution f.
and the Art Gallery ale examples /
IF the wisdom of men ut wealth TIE /
nulng their own rNrCu'ors III /
ciirctual their philanthropic |.
lrSirrs.
\ new change in the present pc !
Iitmal =, stem il proposed aud The
advocates of the measure assert /
that the President will rmhody II /
hearty recommendation of il III his (
forthcoming message Ia Congress. I
The plan il thai hereafter the vari
Gus Cabinet officers shall be- entitled !
To the privileges of the House and
Senate to the extent of speaking
upon all bills AMI measures relative
TO their Departments, that they
shall have the right to make sug,
gestions, and offer amendments, and
Thus he brought into closer relations
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Sherih@s Sale.

Parish of Claihurur ~ W. Ja-mr Black
bprn-No 3522 Di,'riri Cunt
STAT, 81 ioaisidRJ - ia'..t ~ Ctt borne
Di vlctrr If writ "f mi r1,fas ISSUED
ID oct, e The District Court ~ and for
said parish and STATE. IN tn l',nvr. tntiti,i
suit. nav, sir 'u ana will prrr"rd ~ Srll
to the last aud highest bidder. within the
legal hours OF sale. az the Cnnrt- HOUSE door
in the town Of linmrr. Oh the
First Saturday In February, A. d. ISIS,
il being the 2nd day OF said month. the fol-
lowing described property. to wit:
A House and Lot of land in the town Of
Homer. being part of the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of Section
twrnty-three, Township twenty One north,
of Range seven west, commencing AT the
south asst corner of said forty aud running
due west two hundred aud hfty-three and
one-third yards. thence due north fpnr hun
dred and forty yards. thence due east TIVE
hundred and forty-thre and one-tbir'l
yards, thence due south TO the point of
beginn ng with all the improvements
thereon.
Property TO he sold on twelve months
time, without the benefit of spprai--mrnt.
Purchaser tn give his twelve months bond
with approved personal security. bearing
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Sheriff
Jan. 9, ls7s. Tprftsl 2l:ts
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'ouhterfritrr ia furnished with an
le "plmtuniiy for reflection in his
r'itrment.i, the I@nitentiary. The
hondho!,lrrs are making every Of.
fort To project themselves in an,
rgisla,iun that may M had. go.
tU in gold in 1868 p; released 80,
100 in currency Which paid Into thu
Treasury bought S25,WW worth oi
u~nlS, upon which every six months
$3.50 has been paid in gold rs inter.
rSts amounting to s2l.1 100. The
bond having mainrcG the bond
holder now takes s2j.WO IN gold
which added to the interest hereto
tore received makes Si6.7jO as the
result of AN in estmcnt of $1,000
in gold in 1863. FAX.
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/ mo. z mo-. .J mos. II mos.l \

Professional and business cards, uf ten
lines or less in length, Sli per annum; for
ak months. 40; for three months. ST.
Business advertisements If greater length
will be inserted ut above rates.
Legal advertisements will be charged at
lcr.u rates where fixed by law: otherwise
Al special rates as published above.
" Special notices 20 cents per lima.
Funeral notices of less than ten lines,
and marriage aud religious notices inserted
gratis.
Job-wurk executed in the neatest style.
and at reasonable prices.
August ~, l-77.
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To the privileges of the House and
Senate To the extent of speaking
upon all bills AMI measures relative
TO their Departments, that they
shall have the right to make sug
gestions, and offer amendments, and
thus he brought into closer relations
with Congress. The opponents of
the measure SAY that this if passed
will he ruinous from the fact that it
will head to the formation of an sap.
pointnent pool" which will he death
to the already sickly Civil Service.
The President will not approve
the silver bill until it limits the lie
gal tender capacity of the silver
dollar. This is cold comfort to tbous-
ands of suffering people. A dollar
so debased as to be inadequate to
pay debts is a counterfeit and
whether made by the Government
or the rascal makes little difference
! except that IN the latter case the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL CLUB.

New ORLEANS. October &C. 1873.
Independent National Club :, holding It's meet
called to order at 80 o o'clock President L. Royal
In the chair The minutes Of the previous meet
ing we're read and adopted. The roll then was
opened for membership; six new names were
added to the roll. The roll was then called,
and sxty-three members answered to their
names,
Mr.. d Royal ard unanimously adopted:
Be il resolued bv this Club, That we will sup
Orleans. and A. H. Isaaeson for Administrator
OF Finance and Capt. r. s. Williams for Ad-
min 'strator of improvements; that we are IN"
duced to do 30 because we know them to be
honorable. impartial and Justice loving citizens
and gentlemen. whose conduct In office II elect
ed will be free from the control OF the iaeh Or
any party they never having been politicians In
any sense OF the word.
This club organized October ID. 1878,
e. ROYAL President.
E. SANCHEZ, Vice President:
M T, Wr,Js Necretary oC2g~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
THE CAMPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE has made the following appoint
ments for n thorough canvass of the Florida
parishes. to witt
FRANKLINTON-Mo Monday October 81.
ANTE CITY--Wednesday. October %.
PORT VINCENT Saturday. October 2e.
GREENSB URG-Monda October 49,
CLINTON-Tuesday. October 30.
JAOKSON--W Wednesday. October 80
BAYOU SARA-Thursday October 81.
BATON ROUGE Saturday. November 2.
The meetings will be addressed by the fol-
lowing distinguished speakers: Hon. e. ".
ROBERTSON, Ex-Gov. JOHN MCENERY. Hon.
B. r. JONAS. CHARLES e. LEA. Major E. A.
BURKE and others. oce I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29

Eighth Representative District.
JOHN REANEY.
Ninth Representative District.
W. E. FITZGERALD.
GEO. Fl. sTECHMAN
Tenth Representative District,
NJ FL. REDON.
FRANCIS LAUER.
Eleventh Representative District,
GEO. W. YOUNG.
JOS. D. TAYLOR.
7WelGh Representative District,
s. r. PAHM ELEE.
Thirteenth Representative District,
Z. L. BOWER.
Fourteenth Representative District.
X. SCRATCH LEY.
Fifteenth Representative District.
VIM. MCKEE.
tsigned) CHAs. BYRNE.
President Of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
(SgnedD JOHN A. MCDONALD,
Secretary of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
true COPY:
JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Secretary Of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
TO the Editor Of the Democrat:
am directed to transmit to your paper, the
official journal of the Democratic Conserva-
tive party of Louisiana. this sheet, which con-
tains the official list of the candidates placed In
nomination by the Democratic -Conse1 vat1ve
Parish Nominating Convention of the parish ol
Orleans lately held In this city,
Respectfully.
JOHN A. MCDONALD,
oc25tf Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
BLACK MANS
ST. SIMEON'S SELECT SCHOOL,
Rga. .AnnuncfaG1On street. ..,,, go, AssA
Between Thalia and Melpomene streets.

Rga .,..AnnuncIatIOn street. .A'sa
Between Thalia and Melpomene streets.
This institution conducted by the Sisters OF
Charity will reopen on NOVEMB BER 4, 1873.
Tho Sisters consider themselves Consclen-
tiously bound to respond to the confidence re-
posed in them by parents and guardlans, by
giving to their pupils O. Christian and vlrtuou9
education strictly attending 10 their intellectual
Improvement, and cult waiting that refinement
The course of instruction biased upon that
pure ued nt St. Josept's. Emmetsburg) embraces
Orthography, Reading, Grammar, Rhetoric,
Practical and r tional Arithmetic. Book keep
ing Principles Of Algebra and Geometry. Ancient
and Modern Geography with the use Of maps
History. Biography and Mythology, Ma 'ural. In
teljoctilni and Moral Philosophy Logic. Botany
and Chemistry French Music.
TERMS PER MONTH. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
English Glasses, from. '...-..'. "a 10 slo
French Glasses.
EDt ance-paid but once. ......-..,,:...
Music, Drawing. etc, form ext ra charges.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. a month com
menced will be considered q month completed
no deduction being made for absence. q Books
and stationery furnished by the institut ion at
current prices. s. Visitors are earnestly re-
nuested to call only on Saturdays, between the
hours of 10 and S o'clock, to prevent the inter-
RI ption of scholastic exercises
Also-"ST. VINCENT'5 SCHOOL, In connec-
tion with the above, will open on the same day
Oc27 tDO4
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR or VOTERS, J
Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans. October Is. 1873
To the Voters of the Parish Of Orleans:
The registration Offices in the different wards
will close at o'clock .. m. On FRIDAY. Novem-
ber /, 1878.
ocao lot 10. LANDRY. Registrar
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
yH'NlCI&- H1'.A'
FhN1CIA- -
OF THE
CITIZENS
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

A9y Admyinistrntor OF Of finance-ool, Augustus
Administrator of Accounts-H, Dudley Cole
LA administrator of Commeree-Thomas II,
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buildngs-E Ed. r. Manning: win,
Administrator OF Pnlce-CaDt. william Plerce.
Administrator Of Improvements-T. b. Will
administrator of Assessments - Aristide
Owl sheriff-Oapt. r. 3. pleasants.
Criminal aherin-Mandeville Marigny.
Recorder. First and Fourth Dlstricts-Judge
Recorder, second and Third Districts Ernest
roroner' Upper Distrets-Dr. T. L. Taney.
Coroner Lower Dlstricts-Dr. Henry Bezou.
FOR STATE SENATE.
First Di trict ict-------.
Second Decentralization Hunt
Third District Geo. Swnrhtick.
Fourth Distrist-Chas. Fl. Schenck.
Sixth 5 District s.. Carlisle and Charles
MEMBERS or THE HOUSE.
Second Ward-M u. Lagan and John A. Gil
Third Ward-J. D. Hill, Simon f. Munroe and
Fourth Waru-Judge D. $. Bryon;
SIKH Ward-L Andre Burthe.
| Seventh Ward-Et nest L. Forstall and Arlsttde
Grandprp.
E!shtb yard Jos. Forester; 1or, os rorou
| Tenth Ward-Frank Lauer anu Joseph IL,
Eleventh Ward-Geo. W. Young and John P.
| Smith.
| Twelfth Ward Joseph D. Kenton.
| Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards-E. L.
| Bower.
| Fifteenth Ward-Wm. Mckee,
| Pixteenth and seventeenth Wafds-Phul
| Green. -
| JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
| First Justce-J. Paris Childress.
| Eecond-W. H. Holmes.
Third-John L. Laresche.
| FDurth-F. B. Hernanuez.
| Fith-Wm, barIazin.
| Blxth--Judge Jno. Livingston,
| Revpnth-Chas. OJlOurke.
| Eighlh-A. J. Roman.
| CoNsTABLEs.
| First Justices Court-John Hurley
| Second Justices Court jus. A. Moran,
| Third Justices Court-E. BouliguV:
! Fourth Justices DourtP Ad. FOrtier.
Fifth Justices Court Robt. Thomas.
Sixth Justice Court-DAnl o. Leary.
| Seventh Justices Court-F, Gels.
| Eighth Justices COurt------. nc24 &c
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
For Mayor.
w PATTON.

l. W. PATTON.
For Administrator Of improvements.
J. d. HOUSTON.
For administrator Of Commerce,
J. HENRY BEHAN.
For Administrator of Wdte7corks.
L. II. CHEyALLEY.
For administrator Of Police.
PATRICK MEALLIE.
For Administrator Of assessments.
WA HINGTON MARKS.
For Administrator of Accounts.
JOHN GLYNN JR.
For Administrator Of Finance,
A. II. ISAACSON.
For Oipil Sheriff Of Orleans.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
For Or ininal Sheriff of Orleans.
JOHN FITZPATKLCK.
For Recorder of First Recorders Court.
M. J. BHEEHAN,
Fn,. Recorder Of Second Recorders Court.
ERNEST MILTENBERGER.
Foy Coroner of the First, Fourth. Fihh, SiIf
and Sere1.M Districts
JOHN t. MARKEY.
For Coroner Of the Second and Third Districts
DIR. FL. RANCE.
For Justice of First Justice Court
W. J. MCCALL,
For Constable Of First Justice Court.
JOHN HURLEY.
For Justice OF Second Justice Court.
WYNNE ROGERS.
For Constable Of Second Justice Court
II. BARNES.
For Justice Of Third Justice Court.
THEODULE BUISSON.
For Constable of Third Justice Court,
STEPHEN KENNAIR.
For Justice of Fourth Justice Court.
JOHN CAIN.
For Constable Of Fourth Justice Court,
w. Fl. BROOKS.
For Justice Of rim Justice Court.
VIM. SAREkAHIN.
For Constable Of Fifth Justice Court
ROBERT THOMAS.
For Justice of Sirth Justice Court
?. KENNEY.
Eo, Constable Of Sirth Justice Court
JOS KRIEGER.
For Justice Of Screnth Justice Court
JOHN BAEHR
For Constable Of Seventh Justice Co1ut
F. GELS
For Justice Of Eiphth Justice Court
A. J. ROMAN.
For Constable o. EighN Justice Court.
PHILIP MICHEL.
FOR SENATOR'S:
First Senatorial District.
WILL STEVEN.
Second Senatorial District.
ONEZIME DE BOUCHEL.
Third Senatorial District.
r. II. BENNER5.
Fourth Senatorial District,
DUNCAN +. KENNER.
Fifth Senatorial District,
GUS. A. BREAUX.
tSirth Senatorial District.
W. Fl. MERKEL.
J, M, HARDING.
FOR REPREsEN TATAVEs.
First Representatjre District,
MARTIN GORDON.
Second Representative District,
IL. GUBERNATOR.
THOs. HAsAM. JR.
@a~ Thud.Representatiue District.
J. D. HILL.
NJ. J. HART.
FRANK MCELROY.
Fourth Representative DisS'scf'
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN.
Fifth Representative USulct.
L. ARNAULD.
A. RABOUlN. JR.
iSirth Representative District.
W. A. BIENVENU.
Seuenth Representative District.
FRANK MARQUEE.
LEON HOLZHALB.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29
Washington Avenue Drug Store
Corner Magazine and Washington sts.
NEW ORLEANS,

Constantly receiving fresh gupDlies q pure
Combs Of Of ali Kinds, Brushes Soaps. Perfumery
Toilet and Fancy ARTICLES, etc.. sold at 81 snall 81
ali VINO use Il as q very superior dentrtfice. Il
beauties 9a ni the teeth to fine pearl-like orna-
ment and r;eytshing beauty. Alcaline Bouquet
skin. The best thing for prickly heat and all
summer eruDtions. PEeecri ptlons Dut qp night
and day. RJ. MAiN4E1aRa, IN gre Nj NJ d5.s dR.s
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