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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
MARRIeD:

On the 18th of April, by J. W. Harper.
u. D., W. H. HINES, VI. D., to Miss VI. NJ.
BCSH-all Of Claiborne parish, La.
The above marriage notice takes us by
surprise. Dr. Hines gave us no intimation
the other day when in town that his bust
ness was marriage license. You served us
badly old friend; nevertheless, yourself and
bride have our warm congratulations, with
the hope that both may live long and
prosper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of J. s. Barrow, deceased.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue Of n commission to me directed
ID by the Honorable Parish Court of the
parish of Claiborne, will sell at public
auction, To the last and highest bidder, at
the former residence of deceased, ~ miles
north of Homer, on
Wednesday, the cath day Of April, 1873,
the following described personal property
belonging to said estate, to wit:
One mule one wagon, one buggy, 20 head
of cattle, farming utensils, &c.
And, in obedience to the requirements of
said commission will sell at the Court
house door in the town of Homer, to tho
last and highest bidder, on
saturday, the 4fh day Of Nay, 1873,
the following described real estate belong
ing to said estate, to wit:
The north half Of southcast quarter and
southwest quarter of southeast quarter OF
section 9; the northwest quarter and tho
southeast quarter of section 10; sixty scres
on the west side Of the north est quarter
Of section Is; all of section l6; the south
half of northeast quarter and north half Ut
southeast quarter Of section IL; the south
east quarter Of northeast quarter Of section
~; the northwest quarter, the wet half Of
southeast quarter of section 81, all in town
ship 20, range 6, all situated in said parish.
Terms Of sale cash, 10 pay debts.
A. W. BARROW, Executor.
April 3, 1873. 33:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24

What does that gathering mean at the
southra,' corner of the squarc'" Why its
the people congrcgatcd to look at ". G..
LllE'- newly painted buGgics. They are
creating Il sensation. Call and see him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24

Go 10 Phelps Oh Texas street, Shrevc-
port for hats, boots and shoes. His
priccs are rs low as the lowest and his
co,sis are iirst-rate.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24

Ever, body is delighted with the enter
prise Of WILLIE ELLINGrnN. No one can
excel Municipality of goods and prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
Notice L. s. Internal-Revenu
Npecial Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes Of the Uni
I ted states, Sections :f2:sl, :s237, .23c,
and 329, every person engaged in any bust
ness, avocation, or employment, which ren-
ders him liable tn a special tax, is required
to procure -and place and keep cor.picuou.iy
ms establishment or place Of business n
STAMP denoting the payment of said spc.
cal tax for the spccial-tax year beginning
May !, l-7-. SECTION ;S244. Revised Stat,
utrs, drsignates who arc liable to special
tax. return, rs prescribed in Form IL.
Is also required By lac of every person liable
to special tax rs above. Sr,7r pcsalties arc
prescribed for noncompliance with the
foregoing requirements, or for continuing
IN business after April ~, ISIS, without
payment of tax.
Application should be made to
JNO. HOGAN,
by. Col'r of Int. Revenue, at Mindcn, La.
March ~ l-7- 3l:at
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
FOR SALE,
Sealed Proposals.

WILL RI RECEIVED ~ THE IN
W dersigned until Thursday. the 18th
instant, for the building of Church at
Mt. Zion. Specifications may he seen at
Lane a Aliens mill. seven miles north of
Homer. X. II. CLEVELAND,
\. +. NELSON,
+. \. LANE,
April 3, l-7-. Committee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
Cash Receipts.

". will continue to publish under this
HEADING the names of those who each
re.t pay up their subscriptions. This list
=. ;,,.ndeJ As "A memorandum for the pro-
,.,,,on of subscribers against possible
-, Il, nur hooks:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
Notice OF Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween J. Is 4 L. II. Moreland has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.--
Parties indebted to the firm will settle with
either member Of the firm, whose receipt
will be valid.
J. Is. NORELAND,
+. II. MORELAND.
Dec. %, ls77. 2O:Gm
THE Undersigned will continue to run
L the MORELAND MILL and GIN, and
ask a continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore given. They intend, by strict
attention to business, to merit favor and to
give satisfaction.
+. II. MORELANO
J. W. MCFARLAND.
Dec. %, lS77. 20:6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
Programmes:

For the fastest trntt,ng horse or mare
twice around :hc ring , 90
For the fastest pacing horse or mare
twice arohnd the ring ....... ) 90
For the fastest tuN-trottlng horse or
mare twice around the ring. w > 90
For the fastest horse or mare run
ming onc-tuurth mile ............. 10 on
For the fastest time once around the
ring. go yards Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
For the most graceful lady rider.
Riding Hat
For the most graceful gentleman
rider -.-.-.-. ...-....--. pr Steel spurs
To close with "A hedge tournament, ar
ranged with three posts and four hedges
posts placed fifty yards apart, with hedge
3 feet high ten yards first from each post.
Entrance free IN each one dollar.
Admittautc to the grounds - cents
children under ten years of age, ~ cents.
4 free Ball-tcNcrpt for mu>icl- at the
Courthouse at night
II. j. WEBB, Prest.,
J. W. SliERARD,
+. 4. lllLLEY,
j. FERGUSON,
April ,, lS7-. Directors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24
f. PHELPS.
Fashionable Shoe and Hat House,
81 Texas Street Shreveport, La.

BOOTS. SHOES aud HATS from the hest
ID Manufacturers, and will be- sold at prices
to defy competition. Any style of Boots,
Shoes and Hats can be ordered
April -, l-7-. 30
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24

ToB-woRK NEATLY EXECUTED AT
d this Office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-24

by. Cofr of Int. Revenue, at Mindcn, Ia.
Mnrch ~. LIZ al.lf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
y
| Popular Snowman Elected to the Leg
HsEg4A w A IL r..


The BIue Hen'a Chickens Vote All Right.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov, 6, 80 a., m.-Advices
| received here up to this hour Indicate that the
Democrats carried the State and Congressional
tickets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
SPORI'lNG.


New YoRK, Nov 5.-The weather is cloar and
cold and the attendance is fair.
The first race. for a purse Of $500. three quar-
tors of a mile. had three starters. simeon Won
with Pidue second, Susquehanna thlrd. Ilm9'
/ :19. , , ,,
The second race. for hotel stakes ono TV, mile h,
Lounnier, with Bayard second, Franklin third.
Time. 3:14. eo, .,
Tho third race for q purse Of S4oo. one mile
and one furIong had five s'arters. Bertha won.
with Warileld second. susauehanna third
The fourth race, selling race. for @ purse OF
$500, distance one mile, had Gig ht starters. won
by simon, with Albert second. Higgins thlra'
Time, 14S4. , ~ ,,
The Nth race, handicap for two, af oldsdi aId
n match between Kingston and Startle was sub
stitutcd. which was won by Kingston. Ilme'
The sixth race, q dash Of q half mile, for all
ages was won hy Dan w. LaR9lle Ril With YIN Helene
Tho last race a steeple race for all ages had
five starters. and was won ,yy; by; Deadh1i@df' tbird
with Disturbance second Lizzie ~. tnlro'
Tim4, ] 90,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
L'UNHON FRANCHISE.

A member Of the Union. Just returned from
st. John tho Baptist, says that the yellow fever
is rapidly diminishing in the parish. The Union
had sent four nurses, who were the means OF
doing & great deal of good to the afflicted, with
ont distinction as to nationality.
The Inhabitants of st. John the Baptist ex-
press their highest veneration for the Catholic
nriest. Father Ravoire who day and night " as
always found ministering to the spiritual as
well as corporal wants of his flock.
A touching incident is related on the OCCASION
of decorating the tombs on All Saints Day in
the parish church yard. The Union had sent
to st. John wreath encirclng, the legend
Union Francaise." to be deposited on the tomb
q token of the esteem entertained by the socie-
ty for the deceased. The family of Mr.. Dumez
the next day had the, token carried Off and
caused it to be framed and hung up as sad
memento Of their much regretted member.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
EONNEETHEUTs
The Returns I'm sevsnty-nve TOwnships-A
Republican Gain.

u.uruopD Coun Nov r. 8 H. rn.-SeVnntY
nve townships show,a net Is9pubic'n gain q
six State Representatives. Ihe = ate senate Is
tho same as last year Sixty nine towns gIVe
Andrews Republican, Tor toVernnr lh,45h ;
Hubbard DempGra, ltltpi htwaett; ,,7 ureef-
ot'ohoi 'onp' ,, ,ua.
=, w. ,n..- rb u
NEW HAVEN. Cphh NOV. .. tooan 3 l u. III, NJ .
GreenbackerE polied 2273 votes gam rom e. @ ias'
election Gf about BUD Vofes Ins VosS ior ,, Con Ia
gross In ms clly WIS: inops ch aega n'
Denocrht( psI4' n,uaI,lSS' o1s9 'n,' w.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.
scratching In lowell I'm Favor of Rutael

Scratching In Lowell I'm Favor of Butler.
LOWELL, Nov. b~There is much scratching
being done in fnvor Of Butler. Owing to the
multiplicity of tickets the result will not be
made known till late this evening.
Butler Ahead at Hyde Park.
HYDE PARK Nov. 5-Partv feelng is running
strong, Four hundred and hirty-llve votes
had been cast at noon, with Butler leading,
gsutler leading I'm characterization
Probably Elected to Congress.
Boston. Nov. SIT is believed in Chelsea that
Butler will have 300 plurality. Ia Cambridge
the result will be very close for governor. lsaac
bradford. Democratic aud Greenback candidate
for Congress-, will. 1t is beloved be elected.
Morse, HpeEnncrat, Elected I'm the Fourth
District.
BosToN Nov 5.-Leopold Morse s undoubt-
edly elected In the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict aud Martin Drummer, Republican. and
Washburn, Greenback.
The Most Exciting Election Ever Held I'm
the state.
BosToN Nov. 5.-A very heavy vote is being
poed in this city. The precinct system pro
vents large crowds from assembling ut any one
place. Four men were arrested Tor illegal vot-
Ing and were bailed ont by Buffers friends to-
day. Tho contest iB the most exciting that has
ever been witnessed IN this State.
The vote of New buryport.
NEWnURYp oRT, Nov. 5-At 12 O'Clock to-day
the vote in this city stood: Buler $50, Talbot
sos. Abbott 30, and Minor nought.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
MORE INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.
Little Wolf, with 1000 Followers, Quit
their Reservatk0m-RaDveme of
tErnnns tn Enterce mt Them.

their Weservatk0m-RR0 RR0vement of
troops to Intercept Them.
CAMP ROBINSON Mob, Nov. 5.-Litle Wolf aud
1000 Of his bund have been succrsHfu In evading
the troops Several scouting detnchments have
been sent out under bieuts. Chase and Hunter
Thursday evening they struck fresh trail aud
followed It to Point Bluff, forty miles southwest
of here camp was discovered, recently occu-
pied by Indians where breast works had been
thrown no by the Indians. Their fires were
still burning and pony meut Was found drying
on the trees. having evidently been forgotten
The troops owing to the dor knees. camped
there that night and at daylight. Friday. fol-
lowed the trail into the bluffs until it scattered.
Other attachments were seut out later but dis
covered nothing. .
It is the impression that Little Wolf and his
band arc still in tho bluffs and intend to die be-
for, surrendering. ,
Several Sioux warriors arrived yesterday
from the Red Cloud agency. They intend TAX
ing nm act i've part in capturing their brethren.
A detachment + cavalry. 200 strong. Leaves
here to- day, with Il company OF Red Clouds
rhnd acting as guides and scouts. Three com
panies of the Seventh Cava,ry. commanded by
Can't Mordan are scouting the country between
hero and Sheridan. where the hosiies. it is be-
1ipved will endenvOr to cross to tho north. Ii
Is probable that the entire band will be cap
tured soon. but not Without determined re-
gistnncp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
Military aud Naval Movements Growing
aAut of lhe NTnaettle AtMte Of Affairs.

MONTREAL. Nov 5.--A special cable from Lon
don saws; Instructions have bcen eent from St.
Peteraburg for four cruisers now in American
waters. TO remain at their present anchorage
until spring, Five thousand troops have been
ordered from England to reinforce the regi-
menta of Afghnnistnn.
sir sam Brown, the general who has been de-
tailed for the duty of adviser to the Indian
council at Simln is the officer who distinguish
ed himself during the Indian meeting.
The British admiralty have eanceled the or
ders for the four ships in tho Pacific to re urn
to England consequent upon tho unsettled state
Of affairs with Russia
Generals Sir T, II. IEainns. Sir Neville Cham
borlhin and Col. Pomeroy Cpl1ey. hhVe been hp-
pointed military advisors to Lord Lytton during
the present Indian crisis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
Joyful Negr0 yGters-The Democratic
Majority I'm the Parish 9D@se-asut EAve
Radical Votes Casa I'm HgeM River.
Especial to the Democrl

Especial TO the Democrat.l
NATcH1ToCHEs. Nov. 8. - Six hundred and
ninety-seven votes were polled at this box
out of n registered vote of 762 Every vote is
Democratic. The colored mon poured to the
polls and voted with us TO n man. They spent
the day In foot racing, jumping and ante-be
plantation dances. | meyer saw such enthu-
sasm with the whites. aud the colored declare
this their first happy day for ten years. This
parish will give o solid vote Of nearly 5000 for
the Democratic ticket.
But five Radical votes have been poled In Red
River parish. }. II, GOSthoFE'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
mhssACHEg1sETT
Talbot Elected over Bntier-The Com
grnRsnen,

BOSTON, Nov. 5, D. In.-IndIcations gre that
Talbot Is elected BY 20 oo9 pinrait,; Leopold y ola
Butler 9114 Abbott 9G9 MiUer 2t7.
Boston undoubtedly g'yss + Buler pluraty
Taibot i e9i.S 9o5t4, Abbott l5o2 Miner 1865 ~ ''',
Crapo In the First aud Harris in the Second
District. Republicans are both Reelected TO
Hsoston's Total yote-Buf1er's Plurality.
BosToN Nov. 5-Totai Of Boston, Butler
26 023: Talbot, q 916; Abbot, 1850; Miner, 1885,
Buffers plurality, 4lW.
Bowman fRepuhl cam is elected to Congress-
In the Fifth District by about 1000 plurality.
Taiboes Majority steadily Growing.
BOSTON, Nov. 5-One hundred and thirty
towns outside OF Boston give Talbot over 13,o00
majority over Buter.
The Lucky Congressmen-A Democratic
T. Gain.
BosToH, Nov.5. $3.50 0. m.-Dean, DEMOCRAT
and Greenbacker, is elected in the Third Con-
gressional District In the Sixth, ,Boynton.
q h hsYy ova v9e arnr T so't spb
| Iican Clnnjn Is re- elected In the Eighth Dis
| trict, and Rice in the Ninth: R1ssel In the Soy
chus-nrs probably ele"ted Returns from 1870
towns and cities give Talbot about p oeo plural
| ity, AbbOtps vote Is very light, and Miner mas
| loss than 2OD0 vOfes. all told.
| Another Republican Loss.
Boston. Nov. 5. E Moody Baynon, Green
backer ts elected over Loring Republican. in
| the Sixth District.
The Result In 2AO TOWNS.
| BosToN Nov 5-TWO hundred and forty towns
| give Talbot 11s 900 Butler $4,000.
The Republicans Gain I'm congressman.
| BOsToN Nov. G. 1:45 b. m.-Two hundred and
sevpnty-two towns give Talbot 12a,45z; Butler
1o7 o28. The vote for Abbott. Democrat will not
exceed 900 and Miner will fall bsloW 50Oo
The total vote will rea3h nearly 2s5 600. Morse
Democrat. is reelected In the fourth district;
| BOynton. Greenbacker is elected In tho sixth.
All other districts have gone Republican, In
| Guiding the third district, the latest returns
from which indicate the election Of Field.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.

The Picay,tae last evening contained sensa-
tional report to the effect that the election COM
mittee Of the Citizens Conservative Associa-
ton, through its chairman, for the purpose Of
catching the votes Of the Colored Mems Protec-
five Union. had distributed tickets bearing the
name Of Fl. G. Castelanos one of the National
nominees for, Congress. but. had deliberately
omitted to define or set forth in any manner the
nOsitiOn for which that gentleman was Il candl-
da e, and that the omission was equivalent to
voting for Mr.. Caste!lanna5 rs for Office o
doubt that the Ptcay,ne has again made a mis-
take,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06

The Probabilities i'm st. Louis.

Sr LOUIS. Nov. 5-A large vote is being poll
ed, Cole Republican. for Congress is ahead in
the Second District, The Republican city
ticket is ahead up to this hour, The Republi-
can sheriff. circuit clerk and recorder are con
sidered sure Of election. Tho contest in the
Third Congressional District is very close. Ia
the First Congressional District the Republt-
cans will exceed 300 majority in the city pre-
cinGts.
LATER-voting Is progressing slowly. 1t Is
observed that Il greHt many men are be e
sworn in at the polls. having failed to register
ut the proper time and thns. vote Will be much
aflont that political trades have occurred in the
Second District that settles the election OF Cole.
Republican, for Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Practical Resumption - The treasury
About to Issue Larger Notes.

WASHINGTON, Nov Sit Is very likely that In
connection with the resumption of spee!e e ec PAY
No 20 viii he reissued. This order. which was
rescnded ne. led directed in effect the free exchange
Of silver for eenbaekfh pnder any be ae
hbundred and twenty depository banks should
receive e o. in return free Of tr4nsportatiCon tho
eauiva Of his deposis in syer t f. The bT
thnnght' been practical resumption. Another
feature connected with the resnmpo49 WI 1o ao be
eaa for prning them are being perfected
and be r9ad9 for 6asa nofes
;rn nTenas, NAY 10 to do double duty: convenience in
handiing % large quantities Of greenbae;k eur
rencv and to take the place of coin certificates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06

The Congressional Contest t. aIreenback
Vote HigaaGs


PROVIDENCE, Nov. 5.-Election day opens clear
and quite cold The election in his city is pro
crossing quietly. The prospects are that Mel
rosl Waldrich Republican Representatives for
Congress from the first district will be elected
by a hhndsnme majority over Th4s: ML ! Dayl,st aI,sit
Democrat. There are prospects Of 81 hard light
in the second district between Latimer "
Ballou, Republican. Of Woonsoeket.. and J. b.
Barnaby. Democrat Of Providence, with the In
dicat ions in favor of Mr.. Ballou, although Bar
nabys friends are confident Of success. The
Greenback vote throughput the State up to this
hour afternoon) Ia very light. w
PROVIDENCE, Nov +. ! D.. m.-The cleo
ton for REPRESENTATIVES 70 Congress is pro-
ceeding quietly In this city. A heavy vote Is
being polled ior Aldrich, Republican candidate
10 the first district, who Is leading gil other
candidates several hundred votes. Barnaby
Democratic nominee is receiving 6, good vote
contest with Hon L. W. BalIon, the Republican
candidate, The, vote for John Francis Smith IN
tho result is looked forward to with consider
able interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06

The Triangular Fight for governor.

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. s, 11I5 n. m.-Fift7-
seven towns give Crosswell, heDuhIcan, for
Governor. 7i7G; Barnes, Democrat, 1923; Smith.
National, 1881. The returns are coming in very
slowly.
1890 .. m.-kinefv-sev6 towns give Cross"
VOL l2 Az Barnes G703. smith 1911.
The Vote for Governor.
DETROIT. Nov. ), :45 D. En.-One hundred and
seventeen towns give the following vote for
Governor: Cros8well. Re publican 22,Gt8; Barnes
Democrat, II, ,241; Smith. Greenback, H,49U.
The Republican Candidate for Governor
VIII Have 81 Plurality.
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 6, "a, nn.-TWo hundred
aud seventeen towns give the following Tor
Governor: CrossWell ReDnblican, 29059:
Barnes. Democrat 1885, Smith. National.
Il, ,523
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
SAMUEL chopin. NJ. D.. President
3. E, TAYLOR. NJ. D.. Secretary.

Michael Petty, 3 years, 4H4 Poydras,
Sarah H. Hummel. Now York, 33 years, Ell
CarOndelnt. - :,
Maria Brunette. Italy. 25 yenrs, st. Claude and
Mandevill". ,,,
August Kramer, 1G years. Canal and ST. Pat
rick.
Lilio White Mississippi. % years, 1425 Tchou-
pitonlas.
Willie Fl. Nelson, years, 1876 Washington.
Scott McGehee, Jr., years. st. Charles, near
Sonat.
Pietro Jurovtch, Austria. q years. Hotel
Dieu. ;,
Frederick Miller. Louisiana, years. Carr oil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06

CAIRO His. Nov. 5.-The mayor reports only
four cases Of fever to-day. Two are convales-
cling and two are critical. All might be called
old eases. There was one death last night; no
new cases to-day The weather is mild.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
The Vote for Governor
The Democrats Garry the Three Cong Fess"
men I'm st. LOnis-The Republicans
Egegt the City Ticket,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6, 2 II. rn.-Indications are that
the Republican city ticket IL cleo ed by q small
majority. The Greeubac vo o Dolled ig q fiat
tsring ono and it IL possible that Andy Brown,
Greenback for sheriff, may be elected. The
count Is still going on In the city, with the Be-
publican ticket ahead 80 far and SIX wards
news Of a definite character from the Congress
sional districts outside the city. The First,
Second and Third are probably Democratic and
a gain for the Democrats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
4 solid Democratic Delegation,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov, s, 1890 .. m,-The re-
turns received up to this hour ht the Demo
cratic headquarters In this city indicate The
election Of the entire Democratic ttate ticket by
q large majority. Tho follow ng congressman
are elected: Richardson Aiken, Evans and 81
man-al Democrats. O'Connor Is the only
Democrat whose election is any way doubtful.
This gives two additional Democratic Congress-
men. .
Later returns Indicate solid Democratic
delegation.
The Indications at n Late Hour.
CHARIEsToN Nov 5-Returns up to II o'clock
o. m. Indicate the election Of ~ solid Demo
cratic delegation TO Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
A WAR; NINE.

Attention is called to the notice of the Board
of Health published in another column, which
warns pc sons returning to the city or those
removing from one house to another, not to en-
fer dwelling wherein yellow fever haa reigned
without having previously fumigated it with
sulphur. TIE notice Is deserving Of note and
should be carefully read.