davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1878-01-05
DOWN srEdEsE4 RATES,

Mereha4.se, Fruit AMI Veg tables, same rates -
above Ier ton measurement
Wool. GuGi.rs pr ton weight. B-ei E!ies
each 10 CeLts-
Wo,4 Sand, Stone and Iiye Stock at agreed On
RATES Up or dUwn 10y ear lolL
Fast freight yates 81 pr ton, up or down, Ie-
ceive'l fr,In or de.:veget la 9'olts.
All fse!.h, nc. GeiIvrgel zfure P. on the -ay
after II Is received at the jepos wIll be stored -
owners eXpenSs. and risk.
And ali lseisht receiS! at aepots viii bea; owner
risk of fire un;jl Sipfei or dei'veT-' to @"f-iinF
Al bills ptvalle Ia gold coin b-lOIe delivery oi
freight.
, 1878-01-05

An ACCOMMODATING TowN.-Jolin Car
ter, seq captain, went TO Manchester,
Massachusetts, TO get married He found
that the town clerk was away from home,
and nobody else had right to give
license. His vessel was to sail on the
morrow, So that delay was out OF the
question. In this emergency town
meeting WIS held, and temporary clerk
elected.
, 1878-01-05
roUsDEG OF THE JEsgsTs.
rS-rEEs1gya sksrcH or rs IIfE.

''' '-'I
aiyervalaa change i"T Hal 81 i-.''a'''t- las
nuts .s n"l. a history g! b" S"ii'''y Ch''''-
hood and iAe W"hHE9"' h'iliits5 % EtIf
early years, i"i ms ''t was =, re ~
.aos amen '+' .'-s5 q ','e S,','-. -
ierd@ai'G ana 'A''-' 80 - 'ii''' -
never gave hnS'i ~ 20 .'''l''-Iii' :. '.-'o II!
other sEcA .l.,'sr.' ems l. ,Iu-i-a - ). -.
!'-host aH.'..''H Was '--e" 'i ''-''-' 20
caUfagr, W.a.s' ii,i '''"".,e "'1'' on
was the reading o. ,..ys a. romance ana
c,iyalrv.
At about ,'rc :Ga O.. ''a-.r-s!S he n'-
an 30 cary AIMS, and W h'aEa III ne
defence %, his eoaEtrE -" as Lr2 :."'
~ uag contest, when i-!sa'.Gs vas j. IT.
IL c-gr-.a -'i-.y- a. '..-e - -'i3 .@'-e'
than rs.Ita., . c@Hnyn-'ali h!. he iHe bone
OF his right ieg. anu he lei 10 tie sE5H.G,
ana the French became masters "t the
citadci, making hTu ;h.ir prisoner. l'iii
h.s lra,g:y ha1 $" wau thu celebration
that tlc- tTr-lJd l'.I nth -.'cr-- cn;,-.t- >
and. a5 IL wound Tr-G-i much c'tc, h-
received p--2a,. .I IL - ln .." Own com
ny. Whcg. he rs cti'g5 III uh i E,tef.
TIE SU."o"., g. c..... ii 'l''', . 'eEt."-s "t-
cfation nrs, i.se place, t. |'"e& igi..'-
tiJs consented rr... ~, '.-.., bore 81 ".'L--
oat allowing ANY st.a5 'i pam Z" escape
L.n, !u. III. health --.,. E".ss a-5e''"E';.''
and IA. became ytl.. III from t.yrr- Tie
nial,t before the fcast of .''s- Peter and
Paul, tie doctors canz.ie.at lis IL" N
gre.t daGig.r. He had r1cs.F-d t';e Ia.
Saclan ms in preparation inc d.a.l, and
few had a.iy nope Of lis recovery, but, ~
m:dn'g'-, t-Ia-i"5 had q VISION q =
Peter, to whom he Lad always & i"ltica-
Ia d,y".."n, promising hln tia. he should
recover E!, health. From thai m4iAeAt
% ,',rrr,o. ia---,u tie, fever Su,s!I.1 :.ye
, 1878-01-05
STIIIE@'
PAIN ERADICATOR.
The s.os: Wonderful Discovery Of the &c.

Tie World moves. and unless we Frogress we must
go Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary
| II OFFERING THIS MEDICINE II Is NoL
intended to deceive the 3eople IS cire Ter every
oumplaint On earth but really scientific s;'lee o'
the greatest merit wk.eh VIII prove noon 70 sur
firing humanity on account Ut Iis "'aP
10 both and besS. Is readiness ol appi4ti'
and tie price beng tlin tie reach OF all 1t VIII
actually cure
! E.scun.sisrl,. Ecu,ns.ia,
Contracted: or:ts, tit: 3Ssh's'
siagT.. <.r.I.r;.r-esa a.s'S-S:SSi
fore Throat, .syeti!m:rs.
| I.:,r,-s,es,, s',a:e Sack,
s,,ra:.s, Y-ja si,sel,
. fsctt;,ri.a, S',.iic.
Cramps, Eaeeaes,e,
yrGiS,.-, segsS,
2asac;se, GUS,
Ii.,rs.s, Sca:..S.
.,.S-rs:aficl, Of the ESie.ieJ's.
And all Nervous AMI Ihfitl.toTy aeaes and ialns-
Dp STEELE v!o has for ears been IN the I 70
rrierary AIeiir!ne business, and who has Travelled
IN v.Tous rlr, of the world IN search of rtoTIGi-
tinn has great y fiiene- IN tie ERA DICAICE IS
tire u Pins Egg o. safe. sIIr- ana re!aIie rene
dies FOR general use cs 4 Family 10 tor
P4ovi!e yourself witi bottle "ith'n' delay ara
you viii always karp II IN the family aud save
money. Don't be hut eff with s;,lae ot.ier prep RI
t:on. Take oniy bTEi.iE'S PAIN ERAptGAiok.
We eaa pfoduee thousands ot testimonials as tp
cures made bur trial VIII prove 20 The most sEep-
t!"aI that i i truly EradcGor Of Pains Aches
and iuAlmmatiops. il Las been, and Is Hnw. con-
et:tntlv used by horsrrlic i fiLImeI:t, and has
ssvef vu1ufble pT0T eity Of TINT hind uhn any
O;her preparation. Take PANS 10 see that you get
tie scDa.u-
Pat up IN large bottles AMI Tor sale by druggists
ani delars II ycl happen 20 b. IN locality where
SfREI IS PAIN ERADICATOR cannot he OBJ
tail send 10 The ne;.res: wholesale druggist or to
the Agents,
CRANE & EsEEissEaN,
Wholesale S,r:s:si.t>,
$50 anl j23 Market Street. Sti, EiaucIsco- Cal.
rxice y per ear>a Eiot:ls. A;X bottles So.
N
, 1878-01-05

\ good many people are predicting reIig-
ions warm America Wei, Il nobody but
religious people take part in it the opposing
armies viii have to advertise for each other
= long time before they caR find anybody to
fight with.
, 1878-01-05
ENDERIAslESS 3

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ~
furr..S the public t.at lie now has on han. full
assortment Of COFFINS which lie VIII sell great
relucei prices.
TIE TgEs.sSE.
Is one Of the finest this si!e OF san Francisco, which
is te.,derei 20 the public free Of charge.
Orders promptly attended 20 by leaving them et
my rosIia:.ce. or at the W;l.la Nall4 R4kery-
AFT JOHN PICKET
, 1878-01-05

"CAFruy, said a SON Of Erin as ship
was ncaIing the coast III inclencEJ weather,
have ye a almenik on 6oarl:' No,
hayen'ss" Then, he jabers, we shall have
10 take the wea;he. as u comes.
, 1878-01-05
Iso scg.a.F GGsD LAND,

Fifty acres fenced and dwelling hose IL good cg!er.
The range for cateIS very fine, and presents superior
Inducements 70 stock r;r~er-- The place u unus-
ua!Iy we'll watered, and has an abundant supply CT
wool The terms o, sale Will be LIBERAL and Part Of
N purchase r:,ay b. PAID il, stock For further par
t.cui.rs apply Ga the the premises. ~
Jr.ts PAT KELLY.
, 1878-01-05

How IT NAS.-''It's Just as / tell you,
Mrs Briaker; my OWN husband saw EN-
WIN ms twn eyes, an heard era as plain as
| see that bile on your nose this miI7ute, an
he says IN Ion. an shor; Of it was :has they
vas posh com:iI ont Of church By different
2ISies ar met by accident, @s you say, 1t the
aoo7' when Tor speaks up tor politeness and
S1ys' 'Ales eyenin, and she snaps ont faIl o
spite. NO, street and now She's maxim her
oEaas that She d give him thc r.itten."
, 1878-01-05
Eascs GA Up Freight,


GOObS. KEGt tEfIHi>E, EIC, ITC.
FROM Ws!,ull 20 WALL. Nal'l------.-- - 81 81
irom Wa.,a. % v =
From WL.t.-,in 10 Villa ..ilI-- ..-..----- ~
y, Eu,,drn; Material, As:ri .ulturnlaT! yerian-
ict ir1Iir Il;, L:iHe Ne, tyeg'ci to Maii'lia y
q. :. y. Co, ict-> a. I.-Hc.-' l:'r!eEt, i il -
Frei-lte-. uy 1t tie foregoing rates. o. D. ). y
Co : Ir.i.:,-=i ,l-s.-uI....i.I.t
, 1878-01-05
LAID CLk!Fi FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SsLE
Eis LAND CLAIM. s:tuntei On the North Fork
OF the Waila Walla River aal distant about i GIIies
from town. The Clam includes
, 1878-01-05

Old TYPE-5Co pounds of OLD TYrE for
~ sale n lots 10 sIIit plIrc'lsers This Type
IS an excellent substitute for Babh;t Metal
pronounced by those who have used 1t better
and can be sold at one-half the price Apply
at tie STATESMAN OFFICE
, 1878-01-05

t":Ty 81 HGiE UGit !
IL Tie :arc, CrFI cf n, FHS' judicial DiS'rici Of
U0sa,"gaa Ie.ri'oEP.
NANCY y PRESCOTT, Plaintiff vs.. SAMUEL
P.,L>tOiI. defendant
j SAMUEL PRESCOTT, Defendant: You ave
a..,irst yDu :y NANCY l. PRESCOTT. Plaintiff,
IN til. District Court OF the Flr>t Tu.i District
OF ashiu-tDn Terri Ory Lot!iI. terms ~ the CITY
q: Waf.L '..l's IL an! %" the Couu'los nf Ni!!a
Nu!G gn} Cr,uuhi1, 10 answer the c.;I,Llut OF
n.aluti. i.rr IN Na,li y ala County, within t,seE-
e days after IL rvce OF this IlIniIO.s exclusive
or the d.v mf SEA wee II 10, serve! IL ~i County
lt in Sai DIstyt N thiIty days o harwisu within
sixty days. the sal PIti VII take iud ,IHrut
a.s. you hy teilgit aclOr a.; the prayer OF
III 'C:aii int.
FiThe III a;iHa IS Brought to obtain divorce from
-tc3itut ;,ti fr tE custody Of .he minor child OF
tie parties, and II have exclusive coutTOi of her
s,Ir .;e properly, The .loUu's OF hal ituIl dunk
urle,s a., Defendant, LIS cruel tire uIra IT and ataa
C1IIre!it O: Plaintiff, AMI las failure Ia p:Gvi!e the
Eece>:jrs a lie ;"r ;e family Tor great number
of yc.IS aLi his immoral character maxim, hn ui.Is
to have the ,4f sand iuiuor c!4li Ari YOU are
hereby uu,i;ai that unless yOg appear and answer
the san complaint above required, the p-.ttatf
wall apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
WTTSrSs, the Hon. :. O. VI r:GlRD Judge
o. tie District CJurt Of The First judi
isl cal pIs'I;ct Of Washington Territory,
9ui he seal Of said CCUr= affixed, tins
@j,A day OF O.tui.r, \. ID. 1877.
y REEVES AYERS,
W e. TaNGTORD. Clerk
Plaintiff Attorney Los
, 1878-01-05

NNTEL0PES. Received at the STATES
IL MAy Office large lot of Envelopes, which
viii be printed and sold at slight advance up
on San Francisco prices.
, 1878-01-05

oIE PAPER-Ruled NoTE PAPER. for
~ sale AZ the STaTEsnAx Office.
, 1878-01-05
BUSINESS AND SHIPPING TAGS {:

CHIPPING TAGS ARE NOW USED BY ALL
~ business men, and answer a much better p'rpo~=
than the oli fashioned card. \ EHe lot Of SIP
PING TAGS now IN stOek, and printed II the
5 n ssAs office Al the very lolDeSf IITices 52u
, 1878-01-05

t"H3y n NGiH y 0ITl-
II Tie D.Sricl CnglI or n, rs judicial IiSricl Of
IIgsg..y.,t Jf,-gifog-p
, 1878-01-05

NANCY \. PRESCOTT, Fla;nfi,2, vs. SAMUEL
p, Sit(l L. N.i,.u,lInf
, 1878-01-05
Furniture s.ei'"ircd aH'i Yarnir.,"a.

"a WAREROOd, Main street, Wal!a "al!a
,,.l-,,- II ri s-r,er Si-rf
, 1878-01-05

Tie World moves and unless we Frogress we nus'
90 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary
, 1878-01-05
l4s>GE-5ct G8as.a &g,aa2:s23.2s.

TERRIT0Ri- ar irfEHINGyJN, -.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05

Ladies' Peabody Auxiliary Association
No more applications for ohing will be re-
ceived until those on file are filed.
nos # SAM'L GARTER, Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
gPECEAL NOTICES,

st. Georges Society - Noelee - The Ct.
Georges Society request parties having &C.
counts against them to send them in as soon as
signed by the president.
By order of Henry e: aTR1NGER. President.
nos 1t FRANK HU CCHlNS, Secretary.
NOtice-An persons ewing the late Adam
Gaisser and those having claims against his
estate, will present them for payment and clas-
sifl alton to the executor at the office Of the Lafa-
yet'e Fire 1nsuranGn Company:
nos 10 ~ GuDFRID GAIsSER, Executor.
Ladies' Peabody Auxiliary Association
no5 If sANL GARTER Secretary
office United states Marshal, District of
Louisiana, New, Orleans. November 4. 1873
Ali Deputy Marshals appointed to serve Mt the
sharp. to receive their badges and Instructions.
JACK WHARTON,
nos 1t United States M rsha
The New Orleans and Mobile Railroad.
New Orleans. November 2, 1878-Quarantine re-
strietions against this city having been removed
TITS II 81 HAY by al points on this road it will
received and shipped as usual. Sleeping cars
will be run from tomorrow, SUNDAY. Novom-
0 y D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
nos 3t Per Ring.
OGace of Crescent City Railroad Com-
pany. No. Chartres street. New Orleans, Octo-
ber 81. 1878-At q meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors, held this day, q dividend of TWO PER
CENT was declared out Of the earnings of the
past three months, payable on and after No
vember 10 next. Transfers between October 81
and November 10 will be Ok. dividend.
Or22 I'd J. r. UDEN, Secretary
special NOttce-OfFaee ct. Bernard Coal
Company, New Orleans. September. 1e, 1878
Until further notice we will sell COAL at the
following rates. for cash: st. Bernard coal at As
cents per barrel; Pittsburg coal at 80 cents per
barrel. Delivered free Of charge within city
limits -
se17 tt W, s. CAMPBELL, Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
Wheels Cotton Wagons. Bagasse CARTS. Farm
Carts, Rice Carts. Small CARTS Of every size four
and SIX seat Family Wagons Spring Wagons
Hounds, Wagon Material Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
Boxes and extra ironing Of all cur Carts and
Wagons Manufactured In our own factories at
Wheeling. ". Va, from the best material and by
skilled mechanics we can give @ reliable
guarantee, meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Depot-a2g and H29 Common street.
faR Y adm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
4 CA RID.
CATHOLIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
FOR THE
Victims OF Yellow Fever In New Orleans,
4 CA Eg I'D.

Victims OF Yellow Fever In New Orleansp
The Central Committee Of this Association
gratefully acknowledge to have received from
the Hon. VIM. NJ. EVART5, Secretary OF State,
out of the subscriptions raised In foreign coun-
tries, tho sum of ONE THO USAND DOLLARS,
to be distributed by this association In such
manner as shall appear to 1t best calculated to
further the charitable PURPOSES Of the said SUBJ
scribers In foreign countries.
VERY REV. G. A. ROUXEL. V, G,
Honorary President,
JOHN T MOORE. President.
G. E. GIRARDEY. Vice President.
THOMAS LAYTON. Treasurer.
DR. Il. DOUMELNG.
Supervisor Of AayIums.
nos It W. B. TANC aTFP Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05

Eighth Representative District,
JOHN REANEY.
Ninth Representative District
W. E. FITZGERALD.
GEO H. sTECHMAN
Tenth Representative District
M. II. REDON.
FRANCIS LAUER.
Eleventh Represe sentntipe District
GEO. W. YOUNG,
JOS D. TAYLOR
TtcelM Representative District.
8. T. PAkMELEE.
Thirteenth Representative District.
f. L. BOWER.
Fourteenth Representative District
K. sCRATCHLEY.
Fifteenth Representative District.
WIN. MCKEE.
tSigned) CHAS. BYRNE,
President of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
tSigned) JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Secretary of Democratic Conservative Parish
Nominating Convention.
A 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 ConseI vative
Parish Nominating Convention of the parish OF
Orleans. lately held In this city
JOHN A. MCDONALD,
oc25td Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
PROCLAMATION.

It is hereby ordered that all drinking houses.
saloons or other places where Intoxicating
liquors are sold be closed within radius Of
two miles of any polling place In the city of
New Orleans and parish Of Orleans, during the
General Election in said ci and parish. on the
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1873. between the
hours of 7 a. m. and 6 .. M. in conformity with
section 20 Of act No. 101 of the extra session of
1877.
J. O. LANDRY,
Registrar of Voters
THOMAS H. HANDY.
no3 st Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
FOR SENATORS:

First Senatorial District,
WILL STEVEN.
Second Senatorial District,
ONEZIME De BOUCHEL.
Third Senatorial District,
r. Fl. BENNERS.
Fourth Senatorial District.
DUNCAN F. KENNER,
Fifth Senatorial District.
GUS. A. BREAUX.
SiEth Senatorial District,
W. 81. MERKEL,
J. NJ. HARDING.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
FOR REPRESEN TATHVES.

FOR REPREs ES TATHVES.
First Representative District.
MARTIN GORDON.
Second Representative District.
J. L. GUBERNATOR.
THOS. HASAM. JR.
Third Representative District.
J. D. HILL.
M. J. HART.
FRANK MCELROY.
Fourth Representative District.
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN.
Fifth Representative District.
L. ARNAULD.
A. RABOU.N. JR.
Sirth Representative District.
". A. BIENVENU.
Seventh Representative District,
FRANK MARQUEE.
LEON HOLZHALB.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
NOTICE.
To the DemOcratic- Conservative Com
missiOners of Election

There having occurred a number of declina-
tions on the part of those appointed by me as
commissioners of election in the interest Of Or
gantzations outside Of the Democratic party.
and having failed. in response to my request.
to secure In time names to ref such vacan-
cles, l have now to appeal to the Democratic
con mission"rs, when filling vacancies In ac-
cordance with the requirements of law, to
make their selections from such organizations.
other than their own, have tickets in the field.
no4 2dD J. 0. LANDRY, Registrar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
ADDRESS.

TO the People of New Orleans:
In accordance with q time-honored custom.
We the representatives OF tn9 Democrat1e s ncaa
In convention assembled, deem it fit and proper
TO make to, you an enunciation OF our princl-
ples and q declaration of our attentions.
Elected by the Dem ocratic Cons erva'ive party.
and charged with the important duty of select,
ine candidates. fo1r. places of high trust and
honor we point with pleasure ani pride to the
names and records Of those whom we have
nominated for your suffrages.,
conditions and ranks In life. they are honest
respectable end we'll known c'tizens. whose
only aim and desire, Is to serve honestly and
truly their fellow citizens of this city and par
ish with whom they have been identified since
manhood. and whose every interest they share
The ticket Is nominated In the interest of no
the Democratic Conservative party, which 1t SO
well represents, to reform. economy ana gOOd
government. and deserves. from the character
of the men upon it, the support Of all those citt,
in our city and parish and State that work of
reform hich has been inaugurated ever since
the cess 6 OF da paT 20 Re to Of State
government within the two years past. and CON
idently ask our fellow, citizens, property
faithful to their allegiance t. The, party which
placed it in power, and to refuse their support
t9 the mongre q Whsh Hnd1F tne
TO It's support and bringing again to the front
all the elements OF spoiation, outrage and
fraud by WnlCn, up 10 IL pfTlOu luSb phs3SS4. Wo
have been misgoverned for so many years:
We say to our feIlt citizens of the Citizens,
Conservative Association that our aims and
objects. and our every interest are the Same as
those which they proclaim In their address,
We urge thorough reform and puritieation by
an economical, conscientious and enlightened
q rigid performances of duty and personal ac-
We advocate q vigorous effort to economiZe
and to enhance the resources of the city; the
restoration of our commercial prosperity and
the tightening of the burdens thereon; the
equalization of assessments. q generous school
system. with equal advantages to- white and
colored: harbor improvements and the abate-
ment Of wharfage charges at the earliest prac-
ticabe period: the suppression Of all monOpO-
lies, and especially the abolition Of he present
contract system, which in itself is but monop-
oily directed against the luborer Therefore. we
confidently claim that our candidates are fit
representatives of tn SO aims and objects, and
are entitled to thesupport of ali those who SYM
pathfze Herewith.
Ho ask fuaa11 III = e t4eiastie nnnnrt
from the voters of our parish for our eminent
and energetic candidate for State Treasurer,
Major T. A. Burke, In order that we may send
him from bis home with majority worthy of
the gallant Democracy of Now Orleans. and
thus do our full share in gaining another VIC
toryin our State.
Proud of our political past, and confident for
the future we invite the voters of the parish OF
Orleans. one and all. to participate with us In
the approaching victory the fruits of which will
prove blessing to our people for long years to
come.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
TICK FIT
OF THE
CITIZENS
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Mayor-JOHN WIZ SON.
Administrator OF Finance-Ool. Augustus
Administrator OF Accounts-H. Dudley Cole
administrator of Commerce-Thomas Fl.
Administrator OF Waterworks and Public
Buildngs-Ed. II. Manning.
Administrator OF Pt,lce-Capt William Pierce.
Administrator of lmprovements-T, s. Will
administrator of Assessments - Arstlde
Civil sherff-Capt. r. B. Pleasants
Criminal sheriff-Mandeville Margny.
,,; Recorder; First and Fourth Districts-Judge
Recorder, Second and Third Districts Ernest
Mitenbergar.
coroner Ypper D'strtets- t. Pr T; L: Teney; S
First Di- trict-Thos. G. Noel.
Second District-zCarleton Hunt.
E2@rs s::!! -. !istrietEohasj 'l:f LIS f.: sehenck
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
First Ward James Timony.
Second Ward-M. D. Lagan and John A. Gill
Third Ward-J. D. Hill, Simon F. Munroe and
Chas. H: Cripps.
Fifth Ward-Louis Arnauld and Aphonse Ra-
Sixth Ward-L Andre Burthe
Grnndpre
Eighth Ward-Joe Forster.
Ninth Ward-John G. Ohlendorff and Ger
- Tenth Ward-Frank Lauer and Joseph II.
Spearing.
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.
Sixteenth and seventeenth Wards-Paul
Green,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
First Justice-J. Paris Chidress.
Second-W. Fl. Holmes.
Third-John l.. Laresehe.
Fourth-F. B, Herman iez,
Fifth-Wm. Sarrazin.
6xth-Judge Jnn. Livingston.
Reventh-Chas O'ROurke.
Eighth-A. J. Roman.
CoNsTABLEs.
First Justices COURTROOM Hurley.
Second Justices Court-Jas. A. Moran.
Third Justices Court-E. BouIigny.
Fourth Justices Court z Ad. Forter.
Fifth Justices Court Robt. Thomas.
Sixth Justice Court-Dnn'l ULeary.
Seventh Justices Court-F Gels.
Eighth Justices COurt-Philip Mitchell.
Oc24 I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-05
For Mayor,
[, W, PATTON,

I. W. PATTON.
For administrator Of Improvements.
J. D. HOUSTON.
For administrator of Commerce,
J. HENRY BEHAN.
For administrator Of Wate1uorks,
E. r. CHEVALLEY.
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. Fl. ISAACSON.
For Ciuu Sheriff of Orleans.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
For Criminal Sheriff of Orleans.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
For Recorder of First Recorders Court.
M. J. SHEEHAN.
For Recorder of Second Recorders Court
ERNEST MILTENBERGER.
Fer Coroner Of the First. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Districts,
JOHN F. 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.
For Justice of Second Justice Court,
WYNNE ROGERS.
For Constable of Second Justice Court,
R. 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 Fifth Justice Court,
VIM. SARRAZIN.
For Constable of Fifth Justice Court,
ROBERT THOMAS.
For Justice of Sirth Justice Court,
P. KENNEY.
For Constable of Sirth Justice Court
JOS. KRIEGER
For Justice of Seventh Justice Court,
JOHN BAEHR.
For Constable Of Seventh Justice Court,
r. GELS.
For Justice Of Eighth Justice Court
A. J. ROMAN.
For Constable of Eighth Justice Court
PHILIP MICHEL.