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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
The CoIIiery Disaster.
Further Particular. OF tn. rerrtsl. An.,r,

LONDON. Sept. l2-The full extent of the
terrible disaster in the coal mine at Aber-
come is now known. At , 30 this morn
ing the flooding Of the pit began. The
FIRE was within q short distance of the
bottom Of the shaft, and all hope offurther
rescue was abandoned. When the decis-
ion was announced to the relatives Of the
PSI men still in the pit, the scene was
terrible beyond description. Thirteen
additional bodies were recovered before
the flooding began.
Abercome coliery is the property OF
Z. B. Vale, steel. iron and coal company,
one of the largest iron and coal propri-
etors in South Wales. 1t Is situated a
few hundred yards from Abercomo rail-
road station, in the western valley section
of Nomenclature. The pit, which is $50
yards deep and one of the largest and
best worked in the district, was yielding
1000 tons OF steam coal daily. The
machinery for winding pumping and VEN
tilating was one of the best kind, and the
use of safety lamps in the mine was rigid
ly enforced.
The cause of the explosicR can only be
surmisod. Three dctonations were heard
on the surface. The frame works and
castings of the pit were thrown 300 feet
above the mouth Of the shaft. The col
liery employs upwards of 1000 hands, of
whom 337 went down at ii a m. and q
of the number came up at noon, up TO
which time nothing had occurred to create
suspicion. At 1910 a loud rumbling
noise was heard, quickly followed by q
fash of flame from the pits mouth and a
column OF smoke, dust and debris ascend
ing high into the air. The explosion
damaged the winding gear destroying the
only means Of communication with the
uen in the pit. AS soon as the gearing
could be repaired a working party was
sent down, and 50 men and boy working
within a few hundred yards Of the shaft
were rescued. About 400 yards from
the bottom of the shaft are the stables,
and here ii horses were found dead.
Beyond this point the explorers could no;
90 on account of choke-damp. Volunteer
explorers succeeded in bringing out 10 or
II men very much burned, and also seven
dead bodies, but it is feared no other;
can be for the present got out, in couSe'
quence of the fire extending, and there
remains no reasonable hope that any fur
ther lives will be saved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted % the subscriber Ar,
~ hereby requested 20 mako immediate pay
ment.
THOS. II. BROWN.
PRrts sent 49, ls1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

OxFoRD.-Charles Ordway, aged Y
years, hung himself last Friday afternoon
il Frank Martins stable. No cause as
signed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

SoUTH ANs.-The Congregstionshst
Society is making arrangements for a
course OF lectures, TO DO delivered during
the winter. By some of the most inter
es;ing speakers Of he State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

Friends .Vord with ; GU; i.yoG--so -scOo.
lei. ,,..a ally aiG dis.-s-a eg .tE-s ,iaou- irr
tas.o-.r.c GLESN's SULPHUR SotF. 90 likewise
# vonr complexion be pinpled .blotened or sGllow
You won't regret it. sold BY all Druggists.
HIS HAIR WHISPER d E, Black or Brown
A. sep34w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
J. 81. RAWSON, Paris
NO HARD TINES HERE.
Employment for Ladies and Gentlemen
Home.

AZ lone.
OUR attention was recently attracted by an al
vertirement in another paper 10 the American
Bousokeepers' Scale, and the extremity iOp price
induced a. send FOR one 10 use Ia our own kitch-
On.
we ind the scale the HsoJt oonreaieHt aud rdIuG-
DC household article hare! IL IL worth fire times
ia cost, In testing sroccrs' packages, putting no
preserves, making cake, etc. W. IL. Thompson Il
Co., w. - Washington street Boston, Mass, are
the manufacturers, and they have the most com
plimeu.AIy Testimonials OF the Scale possible 70
be written. They have as Vet no General Agent
for this County. ami as the Scales are cold exclu
slvely b. canvasseS 10 families. We cheerfuly re
commend the article for the benefit OF our numer
Gus lady readers, and parties wanting honorable
employment.
We would say that the Church Journal, ;" NY,
Christian Union" y. Y, Prank Le-lie's Illus.
trattl Newspaper New York, "Churea Union"
Y. Y, Boston Traveller, Herald" and" Post"
and hundreds of other papers, al speak In tho
highest praise OF the Scale ts low price, and con.
vcnicnoe 10 hoHsokeepers.
Weighs up - - pounds, and costs 81 30 prepaid
or about ouehalf that OF any other Platform
Scale IN the United States.
whore T. the man who wants the exclusive con
troll Of our county, and thereby secure very prof
table business
THE"AMERICAN HoUsEhEEPERS' SCALE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
MARRIED..

In Bethel sept. g. ls7S by Rev. II Foster, n
lirzu-t Satchcr,ier ard Miss yioa }. Pcasiec
both OF y. IL.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
THE DR1lOCRACY.t

9 Has not the intelligent citizen asked
hiki1SeA the :questE6ti !. TO >vvhae p6fty
AfeEWe Of Louisiana hindesEed efOr the
deieat tos Hadfcalism and the PfeserYa-
tion Of Cur homes And llteffyed .7M
-EUhdotibteJfy 70 has! been asked, and
the answer, which cannot be dfspated
or !gaihsayed, 'is, that co. the sDennoI
cratic party do we owe all that we are
and have! oil a1hHI oTs5 nRhj 9Iom Tof
re IL not singular then, that we
should find at thisb moment a lot 81
political PHILOSOPHERS eldthorotls' with
remedies Tor. evils, ii more Il Imaginary
tIsalf real, ana :itlemaii1fHg 8ifiEal 81
their panaceAs ? GE2ol soogJahnu GASP 9tl'
Where were these people when the
full force of alb the causes,p which
brought about the disaster and ruin
now palpable, were at i full p;ay :?
They were not heard OF. They had
nothing to offer Or, suggest. But noy
that the Dem ocracy have swept from
power the plundertng horde, Of. Radi-
calls, these Hslattcr day saviors" APP
pear, ms we before mentioned, ready
to reform ~ the Slate. For ourselves
we see no Virtue in, that class, 81 men.
When all is easy sailing and the
ready with all nannor of nostrunas,
but when we were sick unto death no
one over heard OF tlicn. -, y;
Tho great mass of our people will
understand this, and those who did
nothing: when we required help may
when we demanded It, will not be
trusted. -, - -.
II the Democracy was good, virtu-
Gus and powerful enough to bring Us
forth from Radical bondage, It Is cer-
tainly worthy Of our confidence in
peace, and we propose to sustain it.
Nistchitoches Yi,sslictstor. -, -,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
4Ts'T.' {. OFFICIAL.
NOTIcE OF ELECT1ON.

'.s' State of Louisiana,
Sheriff. Office: Monroe. Sept. %, 1873.
NOTICE. q eersSy gwen give tha. general eiec
tion will be held In the State Of Lonisiana
ON Or the Tuesday s1sceeding the first Monday
1873, at which election there are to 10 chosen
by tho qualified voters
A Representative in tho 45th Congress OF
the United States, ::for the 5th Congressional
District, composed of tho parishes of Con-
son, Richland, Ouachita, jackson, Lincoln,
Union, Morehouse, East Carroll, West Car
soas Claiborne tsn and GatHhGnisf for the IN
"A Representative in the 10th Congress OF
District, composed of the parishes Of Con-
81; ;i isalaaS, osachlts t Jaskson; Lincoln.
roll, Claiborne and Catahoula.
One Senator from the oath Senatorial
Veil. T'IsnRlin, Kiohiand, 't onaehita and
One Representative for the parish of
One Parish Judge for the parish of Qua
One shoriG for the parish of ouachita.
One Coroner for the parish of Ouachita.
Juror for each. Police Jury Ward in the
Eleven Magistrates, being two for Ward
No. 3; two for Ward No. and one from
each of the other wards of Ouachita parish.
Eleven Constab1es, being two from Ward
No. 3, two for Ward No. s and one for
each OF the the other Wards of Ouachita.
For taking the vote of qualified electors
OF this parish, on tho proposed amendment,
to tho Constitution OF tho State of Louisi-
ana, under Act No. 70 of Regular Session
Of 1873, on the question of removing the
State Capital from New Orleans to Baton
Rouge.
For taking tho vote Of the qualified elec-
tors Of the Parish of Ouachita, on the pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution of
this State, under Act No. "a of Regular
Session 1873.
For taking the vote of the qualified Cleo
tors of the Parish of Ouachita, OH the pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution of
this State, under Act No. IL of Extra Ses-
sion of 1873.
All Assistant Supervisors, Commits
sioners and other officers arc hereby direct
ed to hold said election for the above NAM
cd officers, in all things according to law,
and make return thereof.
Given under my hand this tho 26th Sop
tember, 1873. T. p. RICHARDSON.
St Sheriff of Parish Of Ouacllita.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
YELLOW FEVER NEWS.

g IFro1 she ieotri a,o.te 81 b q
New. OR1alAls Oct 8 t-Dithd
casesssFtee asNl 'Wthek 9eak Ind
warm Reports at ofhce Boaf4 Of
Health indicate o slight YncraaDof
mortality, and continued warm wealth.
er Is followed by spread of fever among,
children. This appears to be especially
true IN 3rd= DlsssEct, but the dlsease ~
extremely mfid.'I Z E2af2aI
BAY ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Twenty-
three new cases and two deaths In
past "a hours.
CANTON, Miss, Oct. 2.-Fever here
taken q fresh hold-not only q greater
humber 81 cases, hut igr9ater! thaa1is,
nancy tafn We have, at. iPFesssnt spbtit g
- 4CKsHpRa,, OCT. 2.-Tweive, deaths
yfstetftday. three rom tcoantr Fever
II spreadihg rapidly IN country ID e
e gay goo gases ,in coantf ahd 6,itaade
S1sity aDwsrds Revived xSfqls g ef4Ss stt
desfitate cond itiod 81 The psosia ssays
hs Has over 100 cases under tfeatmeHf.
and that epidefnie 81 steadily inGres.
Ing thfoaR hout that 2secf ioti: d 99Spls
tsfror stricken., +. : Two wet iautheltIs
cated cases have occurred. . where
e RsEsta Two dyln 'safi'dd9 .s sss
,5aThsfs aSe II cases and 8 deaths have
Sseuited n, Delta 81 thY last "A rk iyf
Stem Stem t. 1ss carried ssas asit,
q BAroN RoudE, Oct. 2.-The 3axsss&
ts increasing at Q rapid pace. EtRbtY!
eight. new Gases were 'fep1fted Vester-
Day Gay, ana !! e q large m be skpSssill
S SZ ts,asy'4 sspri isx deaths 'sqRs
'GREESv11LE, Miss, Oct. 2.-Tw3epan ltsi
now cases., 46 deaths In past n hours.
Ho4KY' spR1Nas,, MISS, USt, a.2.n
Fifteen new cases and. ten deathS,
Every store IN tcwA slp bms s1Ii45
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
Have you registered ?

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-whereas, It
is not only right and proper but tho
bounden duty OF people Visited by calaln-
ity and afaiction to recognize their ,depene
aence upon Almighty God, and exhibit
their faith in His power and mercy and,
whereas, the prayers which have G1aily and
hourly assembled TO His holy throne FROM
the households OF this stricken land should
find Simultaneous and public utterance. -
Now, therefore, I, CFfancla T. Nichols,
Governor OF the State Of Louisians, do
hereby recommend "Wednesday, the 9th day
Of October, 1878, as day Of fasting, humil-
Within tho borders Of Louisiana should on
that day repair to some place Of public
Heavenly Father to stay his christening
hand and deliver US from the sSo9rge
devotion, courage and charity can bring to
its assistance. still, spreads desolasion
I do further reeommend that at such public
service Gods BLESSING be invoked upon
those who have thus genefoSsly manifested
their devotion. courage, and humanity In
these dark hours of our supreme Distress.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
To taac Qualified Electors Of the
State OF Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, I
..r STATE OF LOUISIANA,

..f. STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
New Orleans, July II, 1873. J
In pursuance of article LAT of the constitu-
ton Of this state, publication is hereby given
to the voters Of this State of the proposed
amendments TO the constitution of this State,
agreed to by two-thirds Of the members elect
ed to each house of the General Assembly at
its session of 1878, and which are required to
be published, three months before the next
general election for Representatives to the
General Assembly, in ut least one newspaper
in every parish Of this State, in which a news
paper shall be Published. Said amendments
appear more fully in acts Nos. 73 and "a of
the regular session of the General Assembly
Of 1873, and in act No. IL of the extra session
Of the General Assembly OF 1873, which are
officially published for the information of the
voters, aud which will be submitted to the
people at the next general election, to be
held on the dfth day of November, {next) 1873
in such u manner and form that the people
may vote for or against each amendment, sep
aratcly, and II majority of the votes at said
election shall approve and ratify all or either
OF said amendments. the same shall become u
part OF the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds
A reliable remedy Is necessary in cry
household: Parker.s Ginger Tonic Is Just
tho medicine needed. II radically cures
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, bronchitis and
even Consnmption il used in time, by its
powerfM specific action on the Stomach,
ktdneys, Skin, Liver and MucouH surfaces
Of tho Throat and Lungs- It laccomplishsa
the curo ina wonderfully short time, and
removes all pain and soreness OF the lungs.
II Is Also q mort valuable stofnacliic remedy,
etiectually removing Dyspepsia, Headache,
Liver Live s disorders, GSsiiseness, Nsrveusness
Cramps. Fabrication OF ths uas esrtp sn',s
stomach, etc. and give a cheering comfort
ana nesdom rom pain that surprises every
ones Huy n. u bOttle FROM q. w. MeEee
or a sample bottle at, l5 cts, and tcst its
merits.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
Democratic Ward Meeting.

4
Pursuant to cali, the citizens OF Ward
Five met at Murphey's store in :rren-
ton, Friday, September 9th, 1873. 'ijo,l
ON motion, Major Thomas Mcclure
was elected president; w. "A. Lewis
treasurer and w. g. Head secretary. VI
'CGen.i .. Floyd King and Col. Robt.
Richardson addressed 8 the meeting
very briefly and el0quently, reminding
us Of the great victory won In 1876,
and urged us to stand as firmly together
in the present Democratic campaign
which met the appreciation Of every
man In Ward Five. l@isaf Hi~a" Htt
1t was moved and seconded that we
form q Democratic Club and enroll the
names Of all who wished to join tho
club, which was unanimously adopted
Number enrolled 81. '9ijt A'=iip.'si 93't[
After the names of all present were
enrolled, It was moved and seconded
that q committee Of seven be appointed
by the president to appoint sub-conal
mittees In each ncfghborhood> to SEQ all
those who had not registered and urge
tho Importance OF SO doing and voting
the Democratic ticket Adopted. h2t@
1t was moved and seconded that the
proceedings of this meeting be for
warded to the OUACHIrA TEI.EaRAPII
for publication. Adopted.
It was moved and seconded that we
adjourn and meet again ON Thursday,
Oct. Srd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and then
meet Hgularly every Saturday night.
Adopted. VIC. HEAD. =. y!
I'm ... Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

And Il the, undersigned, Clerk. during
record thereof IS above set forth. Tho
ballots for the several weeks We're
placed separately In envelopes, hfty for
tho first week, thirty for the second
and thirty for the third week, and labeled,
and sealed according to lay: The said en-
velopes containing the said ballots were
WAS locked and SCALED delivered unto the
custody of said Clerk. ,s.r Z.
In faith whereof we severally sign our
names this date first above writton and in
presence OF witnesses.
w. w, GUrHRIE, JNo. w. SCARBOROUGH,
49, AUsTIN GREkN, Clerk d. G.
w. p. VINSoS, Commissioners.
WIN. HARRIS. |.r- St
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

This is a monsterous queer world:
out Of the sixty or seventy families
that fed from Monroe to escape the
yellow fever; we hear of one or two
maybe more-who are to return with
a lap-fall OF babies. One IS sad little
boy; the other q grif-stricken girl.
Neither has had the measles, mumps
nor osmallspox, and the poor little
ti,tngsiare liable to the yellow fever II
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

Pursuant to order the Rifle Comp
recognized in Ward Five, met at
Murphy,s store, Trenton, saturday.
September %, 1878. "-'''s
E. Capt. l.. u. McLain was elected
president and J. p. Parker secre,ary.i,
It WAS moved and seconded that we
rc-organize our old Rifle Company.
which. was unanimously adopted. tsfSf,
We then proceeded to elect, officers,
ID. T.. Head was reelected captain bv
exclamation; w. T. Cakes, frat lieu.
tenant Sam. Gilbert, second lieuten-
ant; w. F. Ashley, third lieutenant );
John p. Parker, orderly sargent; A. s..
Rabun, second sargent; u. Millsaps,
treasurer. In .rtrss4 O.; ri l~aer5 80
+, On motion, q committee of two,
Thos. Mcclure and, W.. r. Oaks, was
appointed to, notify Capt. Head of his
election. He accepted and thanked
the company for tho honored position.
He said that we were victorious in 1876
and that we will he, again ia the com.
ing election. 'ssttS isaa.9Wn Il q. - ru,i.
1T was moved and seconded that the
proceedings OF this meeting be- for
warlletl to tho TEI.1lanApIslfo for publ.
cation. Adopted. !-.l.ca 10 ,fird Gua
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
to meet again October Sd.
z JOHN P.PA1exER, Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
NOTICE.

POLICE JURY Rooms, i-2
q. !. =, :.e...ssns1d Monroe, Ha:, Oct. 2, 1878.
fosi ssS os9usci4fss Pa4ish hoia at Mon
roe or &ontlay;5 the 7tf INST; TO transact
impofee1S3 hy1sfness." All MON bors arc re-
ane6tod - be present. 't-. 'la:if-:t s'f+i-' =
by order f3he President. -- w.
-E;fsliIi!o--tIoisz1s :I'i eoJ. E, HANNA.
=" 1t ~ is &,is's"E1 Clerk p. j.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

The pilot of a Lake Michigan pleas
ure boat is q Milwaukee man, who
had his left car carried away In q
thunder storm. He uses his other one
for a deck awning. III. 80 ra3 ,agGSI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
FOR RENT.

~. - IFON AEN Mt.
y J Walnut street, NOW, occupied by me.
The dwelling contains ten rooms. . Tho ell
contains four rooms and garnet. Twin re-
the dwefllng TO store MY f6rni tlire, and win
lease the feMai hdef, 70. itaiished.. Posses
sion given Noxem1b 1 e. 1873 - ,,,rn
y October l, 1875, IT, -.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

1t is now believed by those who
have watched Shernan's financial
movements, that he intends TO accnmu-
late the silver, dollars, for, resumption
purposes. There will be no rush for
the redemption of greenbacks If the
holders Of the bills are paid in silver
dollars. - - ,,,s ,5,-.,- H. ,.-..-5,i.r
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

Our female. school will be open
next Monday WITH Miss Mis- t. 8. Borden sep
- principal. I'VE arc informed that
the reqniste number soac teachers will
be 1employed,o ahd no palms win be
sp,ss,rsed 70 increase the usefplnesss, 6t
THE popular institution, For fun siar
formation apply to the principal. ,laia
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
ACT No. 10. K. s. OF 1878.

NUMBER ONE.
That the seat OF government shall be estab-
lishea at the city Of Baton Rouge or ut the city
of New Orleans, as the majority of the voters
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

f.ser.sie Issss.s..
sti' A%A everh I'd. the paris.
th] hys d tiaseS .s1ausS.: Ell
x Mle 6ctober 10, a
Colony, safATt October S; y
Ward 3, Monroe, Saturday, October %;
Ward 4. Logtown, Saturday, Sept. %;
8, Trenton. ThaEadey, October y;
io4Ee Ed. ssHTal f1.'.J5ETtl ls 1fe9F'Trff'Y
Yards g end 9, NJ, Vernon Church, Sat:
.-JUlr-rE
Suppose all the minp9 we're twenty-one,
wouldn't they r6gfStst 70 manP
= : 'o read and Reject. ''''
Think how god sansr dsy aftor day with
ehills and feyers; think Of your misery,
and: thea think hos. qpinlEiy youa can be
cassiA ofehnls sod leve46 BY taking Gssw
dossa " CUBAny III ID The iSfes& W.T. II
Din 11y1h AID AoG1 RlM1px. This -
thc besy 1iedicst,e In t66 word fDfl gkifls
and 1sv6sSs II 'cn1es eyefy time, ma hAvet
Ssah; r. cures when iqI1ntne and tiphYsi-
stAHs' sfHesciipeR0nS fail. IL VIA quickly
care eaaills ai1t1 fevers, and gives hearth,
Thousands have been cured Of chifls ind
SSve98 by saaing this medicine. Get q bot
Slea hrom- CIV: 4fcFee; aidd tfy Is. You
Win fhlo1nlo 8aCb06Utrydt.iof or g!G [
E.- IT, ut
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

And III the opinion Of the. com mission q
jury being required for the second and
third weeks Of said court, the Same COM
mission, in the presence of the others,
proceeded to draw thirty additional ballots
with the names Of persons thereon for SER
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

You may want to vote on the 5th of No
vember. Can't do 1t, unless you register.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

Capt. Bqn,ngttodah, authorizes vs. 70
xltfdsss&sb BIZ name -, AZ 4 candidate Y.
dspe4gapt 7fosestbe oalce, Of Sheriff.
The captain Isl unwilling to rum for IN
once, .-aad rely tuponi Radicals ana
negroes l 81 ,g.le ~ ~. Z. s:sds
The Mayor s i9 Mlna eg.os 70 bt the Msye5
OF Monroe; rariitu1sG '1fsf'ii s9tloq
81 4sMipsien has raised g0quarantane
aaatpet donroes v Be- well ff0i supply
passengers with passess', 9d'T !aI1o-H
pw6i HID couciuded TO die, but he
has soHs ri rastalons YET lus5.".d ~
ase - 3n--v y-17 -. III. =. tEnQo %
TO the, author of '.Linesi inscribed
toi--;i in1 her albums ''nJTisorG oitGro
.58i 5Ght WonldXet have ~. q 3IJdf
vzs Thy lines b95a3i9} =aeiga,"1 iS,9n
g.af .1n5 Frintsdf az oiii i-ssl5 81 9yGd
II go, send rs your name, and not
three Rsterisks.i 8 sH.'" ASI go. 49, %
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

Interview the registrar of voters.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

OFFICIAL
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-04

Of ~ tst6Se mAy deteeni1e at the next !snsaibg
itaT It kstos RoSss sSssi lin ina sas on I'll,
tickets, ~lcr State Napstal, Baton Rouge =
those voting to 3ocate the capital at NsWO
leans shall indorse on their tickets, "For State
Capital, New Orleans"
[Strike out article one hundred and thirty