The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-02

uVeS.
The Parish OF Ouaehita, one Representative.
The Parish OF Plaquemines, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of Pointe Coupee, one Represents
tive.
The Parish OF Rapides two Representatives
The Parish OF Red River. one Representative
The Parish of Richand, one Representative
The Parish of Sabine one Representative,
The Parish of st. Bernard one Representative
The Parish of st. Charles, one Representative
The Parish Of St. Helena. one Representative
The Parish Of ST. james. one Representative
The Parish Of st. John the Baptist, one Rep.
resentative.
The Parish of st. Landry, four Representa-
tives.
The Parish of st. Martin one Representative
The Parish Of st. Mary. two Representatives
The Parish of st. Tammany one Representa-
tive
The Parish Of Tangipahoa, one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of Tensas. two Representatives
The Parish of Terrebonne two Representa-
tves.
The Parish Of Union. one Representative.
The Parish of Vermillion. one Representative
The Parish OF Vernon, one Representative.
The Parish Of Washington. one Representa-
tive.
The Parish Of Webster, one Representative
The Parish Of Winn, one Representative.
And for eighteen Senators to represent the
hereinafter Senatorial Districts for the term of
four years, to be elected by the qualified electors
of their respective districts, as follows, to wit:
One Senator to represent the First Senatorial
District composed of the Eighth and Ninth
Wards of the city of New Orleans and the Par
ishes Of st. Bernard and Plaauemines.
One Senator to represent the Second Senate
rial District composed OF the Fourth, Fifth.
Sixth and Seventh Wards of the city of New
Orleans.
One Senator to represent the Third Senatorial
District composed OF the Third Ward Of the city
Of New Orleans.
Gne Senator to represent the Fourth Sen
atoral District composed of the Second and
Fifteenth Wards Of the city of New Orleans.
One Senator to represent the Fifth Senatorial
District. composed ofthe First and Tenth Wards
of the city Of New Orleans.
Two Senators to represent the Sixth Senatorial
District. composed of the Eleventh. Twelfth,
Thirteenth. Fourteenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth Wards of the city of New Orleans.
One Senator to represent the Eighth Soma
torlal District. composed of the Parishes Of st.
James and Ascension.
One Senator to represent the Ninth Senatorial
District. composed of the Parishes Of Terre-
bonne, Lafourche and ASSUMPTION.
Ono Senator to represent the Tenth Soma
torlal District. composed Of the Parishes Of st.
Mary, Vermillon, Cameron and Calcasieu
One Senator to represent the Eleventh Sena-
torial District composed of the Parishes Of st.
Martin, Iberia and Lafayette.
o no Senator to represent the Twelfth Sen O.
torlal District, composed of the Parish Of st.
Landry
One Senator to represent the Thirteenth SEN
atorial District. composed of the Parishes of
Avoyelles and Pointe Coupe.
One Senator to represent the Sixteenth Sena-
torial District, composed of the Parish of East
Baton Rouge
One Senator to represent the Nineteenth SEN
atortal District. composed of the Parishes Of
Natchitoches Sabine, DeSoto and Rod River.
One Senator to represent the Twenty first
senatorial District. composed of the Parishes
Of Bossier, Benville. Webster and Claiborne.
One Senator to represent the Twenty third
Di trict. composed of the Parishes of
)uachita, Richland. Caldwell. Franklin and
Jackson
One Senator to represent the Twenty fifth
senatorial District, composed of the Parishes of
East Carroll and Madison.
And whereas, by the resignation of the Hon |
Charles J. Boatner vacancy exists in the Sen
,te Of the State of Louisiana for the District
mposed Of the Parishes of Catahoula Winn
md Grant and whereas. it is made the duty Of
he Governor to cause IN election to be held In
aid district to I'll said vacancy:
And whereas, 1t is also provided by law that
1t the same time there shall be elected by the
lualifed electors of their respective districts
,ne member to represent the hereinafter con-
districts Of this State In the Forty
ixth Congress Of the United States. for the
erm Of two years. from and after the fourth
lay Of March, 1879. as follows. to wit:
One Representative from tho First Congress
ional District of this State, composed of the
Parishes of Plaquemines. st. Bernard and that
portion of the Parish Of Orleans lying on the
light bank of the Mississippi river. and that
portion Of the left bank Of the mississippi river
'elow Julia street and the New canal, compris-
ng the Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Seventh, |
eighth. Ninth and Fifteenth Wards Of the city
If New Orleans.
One Representative from the Second Con-
District Of this State. comprising
hat portion of the Parish of Orleans lying
Lbove Julia street and the New canal, comprig- |
Fourteenth, Sixteenth and Seven |
eenth Wards of the City Of Now Orleans, and
he Parishes Of Jefferson. st. Charles, st. John |
he Baptist and st. James
One Representative from the Third Congress
ional District Of this State. comprising the |
Parishes Of 1berville, Ascension, Assumption
afourche, Terrebonne. st. Mary Iberia, st. |
1artin. Lafayette. Vermilion. Cameron and |
'aIcasieu.
One Representative from the Fourth Congress |
ional District OF this State. comprising the
'arishes Of Rapides. Vernon, Sabine. Natchi-
oches. Grant, Winn. Rcd River, De Soto. Caddo,
'0ssier. Webster and Bienvile.
One Representative from the Fifth Congress
ional District of this State, comprising the
arishes of Concordia. Caldwell, Franklin,
ensas, Madison. Richland, Ouachita, Jackson,
lincoln. Union, Morehouse, East Carroll. West
arrol, Claiborne and Catahoula.
One Representative from the Sixth Congress
ional District Of this State. comprising the
arishes of Avoyelles, St. Landry Pointe Cou-
ee, East Feliciana West Felcana. East Baton
ouge West Baton Rouge. st. Helena. Living