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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
BASE BALL.

At Chicago, Illinois--Chcagos s, Cincin-
natis IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

Saturday morning, at the unusually early
hour of 1 30 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

The hay crop IN the vicinity of Sidney is
said to be from onc-quarter to one-third less
than it was last wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
Personal.
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosroN, July 20. The house of John Rus
sci, at Medford, was entered by burlars, in
the absence of the family, last night, and
property valued at 50, 900 was stolen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

The Standard reporter, on his way to the
fag-rasing at Gardiner Saturday evening.
indscreetly remarked that in writingnp the re-
port of the Heath Lancaster discussion at SO.
Gardiner, he obeyed his orders from the
Standard. and he supposed he should have to
about the dag-raising; he had to write as
they wnnted him TO.
Many republicans who became delndcd last
year by grecnback pretensions and promises,
are returning to the fold. On Saturday. at
the great republican mass meeting in Water
Vile, the gentleman who called for three
cheers for Senator Blaine, last fall voted the
greenback ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

Yesterday the house of Richard Holden of
Middletown was struck by tightening. Mrs.
Holden was killed. Mrs. John Maine was
rendered iiisensibe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
AoraI ami State NeWs.
Monday, July 20, 1879.

The special train to the Watervilc mass
meeting on Saturday, left here about o'clock.
1t was composed of several crowded cars and
carried away among the rest Secretary Sher-
man and his party, Senator Blaine, Hon.
Lot NJ. Morrill, and other prominent gentle
men. The Augusta Band accompanied the
excursion. In its march to the station, led
by Drum Major Hall, it presented fine APP
pearance and discourscd several excellent Sc
lections. large crowd gathered at the de-
pot TO see the train off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Boardl
BosToN, July %.
Boston Maine Railroad, Agile
Eastern Railroad, alb
Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad, l0oig
Boston Maine Railroad rs al29-
Eastern Railroad, new bonds,) US, -a7sl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

1t Is a singular fact that the underpining of
the house on Crosby place, belonging to the
heirs of the late Mrs. Bittues. came from
Brantrec. Mass. Mr. Geo. Crosby, Cashier
of the old Augusta Bank who was elected in
1914, was the builder. Very few of our citizens
remain who recollect him. ANY one who
has the curiosity to examine the stone can
see its difference from our granite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
Arrived.

BANGOR, July %, Revenue cutter Grant,
Capt, Fengar, arrived at this port at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. This is the largest vessel
that ever arrived here.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July ~. Postal changes for
past week:
Isaac Weber, Postmaster at Crystal,
Aroostook Co.. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
HARRY'S Benefit
The Owners of the Steamer
DELLA COLLINS"

Have most generously tondered to Master HARRY
CHADWICK (the boy hurt at Fort Popham on the
FOURTH, their new and favorte steamer for
E<CyJ7 sToN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
NOVA SCOTIA.
Weather..

HALIFAX. The steamer at Pictou from
Magdalen Islands reports that weather last
week cold and foggy, with rain and wind,
which did much injury to crops. Scarcely
any fishing was done, the fog preventing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

Scion Chase is on Secretary Sherman
track. He answered him in Portland and
Lewiston, and this evening he will speak in
Manchester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

BY order of the Commissioners of Pensions,
the meetings of the Board of Examining Sur
geons viii hereafter be held only on the first
and third Wcdnesda of each month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

The annual meeting of the Winthrop Mills
Company was held at the Office of the com
pany. Friday. and the former board of
management was reelected. The business
of the company continues to be good. Dur
ing the last six months the company have re-
moved a quantity of old machinery and re-
placed it with new of the latest improvements,
and are able to pay dividend for the same
period at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum.
They are unable to fill their orders and have
now large orders in advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

The mails arriving here from Memphis
will be thoroughly disinfected by orders of
Postmaster James
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

During recent visit to Franklin county.
found several who enlisted in the greenback
army last fall, but who are now training in
the republican ranks. 1t takes only one year
to satisfy the sensible portion who join the
greenbackers. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
PieurO Pneumonia.
Postal Matters.

Peuro Pneumonia still exists among the
cattle of Long Island. Several Head suffer
ing were killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28
Fairfield to the Front.
A Davis Club of 100 str,

w the
Davis Club of 100 strong, was organized
here Friday night
President-G. NJ. Twichcll
Vice Presidents-V. II. Common, Henry
Clossen. o. A. Bowman. ID. Webster Allen.
Lester Holway, :. b. Starbird M. +. Archer,
4. y. Greenwood James Hutchins.
Secretary-il. +. Thompson.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Reports
from one district alone give gain of 30 votes
nearly all of whom were straight greenback-
ers last year Fairfield will be redeemed,
and take her place in the republican column.
Our soldier vote is sure for Daniel f. Davis.
A.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

scre She dresses quietly in private, and very
raru-acenllv on occasions Of State. Her eldest
sausht,r Princess Gisea. married To Prince Leopold
a. .Rvar3a pretty and petite. hut not so imposing ~
her unn-ral mother The youn- Princess has two LITE
asuc h,crs Augusta ana Elizabeth Rudol2h. the I'm
n-e.ss v son clever Young man WITH tcste ior
se,grer Hcr remaining chilo Princess Nalcri1. o. a
haaasome Ion gaired little spite az eleven years Of
Rge.
According TO the Vienna AeUc Freie Prose-.
Br,t Harie Is not greatly delighted with his Crc,it
oou-a.a-c Tn ffct he likes Cretd ''ts tat be- lla
raovti ls residence 90 Ius.co~ alt goes 90 and fr ID
his lasuess office by rN. Even th' OF cifv Ply the
Rhisc. With artstic and literary circles do's no;
ssr content hn for be reported as suffering from
bo5aesc'ns Sir nrct Hsr,e not tte first Ameiicaa
20 discover tlat she enctanfment ot lie in Europe
lrze, from the glamour ~ distance a0d that a
consular appointment brings with 20 no great amount
Of dicni.v. ufort NJ Harre. SAYS tne same
Vienna paper Las produced but one literary work since
H. arrived Prussiaan essay on tie superior qualities
Of ghe Dssefcr servant girls witch ms SCI ali the
German newspapers taikiug about hlu. y the editor
@ these paper. could nave few weeks experience OF
the flIf of " h,ip most American families aIe oagt
"a endure fcr vUuid not wonder at s enthusiasm over
tlr .nUCsfrvuS, k'fl pt ana -ooc-uatuieU Iiieu't
a. hen OF tlc German towns.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
an notice. of Nar. igs, mnfb: .abr,,i viiI ts!!
name and address.



BTACU-At saratoga SPRINGS. rhrr.Iir. October g3
cynthia 81 ulInr ~ 'ff- Beach. of lah mnfer
~ William a. Beach % s ctY. in thc ga sfr ~ her
RLAKsLEE-At Newtown. Conn on har- iav, October 23
william Biassier. u tie 7Jtl year - his axe.
FIneia frOfu h. late % lc'. Nundt, Do oler ~.
CAGERDEv-on ghrr-,~. 23t ins-. NorrsAlla. Henry
tafuerden. agei - frWs-
Relatives md friends ~ he family arc respectfully lsf-
attend ron Ms lit- tesie4cr, Wa .lugton-
ave-. near 4G-fh-si. 90 -Inid.. nt n. nL
Tram caves Grand Cenfrai Depot az .iJo o.
CONOVFR- At Dohbs Ferry Frdas. October 2i. John r
Conover OF New YORK city. the Glstv 0. his are
Re v,. aud friends from
the Archer House. Dobbs Forry. v y. Monday 9Th
inst. ~ II m
Inferfu- Z az TarrytOwD
CT sing sing rlursdaY October ~ p.
Harry y. daug1 Of The Rev. Henry
IOun berry N-w York Conference aged - years
Funeral on Monday afternoon from spring street NJ +.
Cnureh, sing sing. y. /.
Carrs grs will arrival ~ IL train from AID
Friend. requested not u send noref-
FAIRFIELD-At Hudson. v. Y. Oct,bcr a. 1879. wiiam
Farr ed charles CITY Iowa u le late Josiah w.
BrfttOn FAIRFIELD and soii n-!iw Of the Rev W
L. Balch formerly Of this ciiy
VERSON-on FRIDAY morning. October "a. Walter l.. son
Of Thomas and Ianhe Vernon at thtr rusde ly0 La
avetfeavc. brooklyn, /. l.. ascl II Years
Notice Of funeral nereaftsr
WARREy-A At Nevburf y Y, on Wednesday morning. 90
tober "a 1879. William l. r. warrcn IN the 6eth Of
his 80 -.
on -stn-IaF at II O'Clock m.
F- and luvited 70 attend without fur
ar notiea-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

V.r1urLs might do much III -clief IN New
Y... r-r t c.I.r lflche f0 go whrIr nc w'|. bif
t,, ,- os; .lina-. Wulu be to Auselt-i cincinnati
i.q .aIel iD-uiJ
All OYER the country the Democrats are go
Dbl. .o. ifl -.rlw- il tirIl mouths looking Tor tne
i,'l, -ps a nf tl.. baf'L The Mtlur uOcracy t s
saif. v.' tUEe Cfrr;e They laFc Eieat "i.ie 10 l
up.- 4 .rl.4AL i4f.s ltepJ
II is not too much 10 Affirm that there Is no
voter 7.o earnestly desires Republican succe.- Du c
.rrr r ru f Iu -nu. measure TIE eft- OF fhr whole
.....i.rv are ou SrD-Y1rk n only needs tlat cich
tr tf u- does whole .ufv tO luia Dee highest z
nr.f.ri9fs.-l Ainany Lvenir- journal lepl
We believe that n Republican canvass con-
.u..,d lila I. lis. ga D.. rle Way aid W ilt saline
....-- trf ...fin -ushtf tAe recent Eepu rln r'l-
v... e. Oifr ~ MaIne won.d result n handsome mo
irItg g. ta- arpuD4can tcAet uom ustcd q. NeW-Or-
.e.,' tie otscr lay.-IU lea Herald Il. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE WORST DENockAIIc EyEMY OF ALL.


The Democrats wait for the next census as
condemned man waits for the daf of las execution.
Having forced tie sectional ISSUE ION the COUNTRY
thew suddenly discover tha The section they have made
eo-r AGAINST them j. uot tuy the strongest already
but is .rowlux stronger yearly wulle That upon which
n.re tIrv can de pend. stationary or losing ground
pntl ID the Odd states ana tAc new, Nearly al tae III
iu wealth auG population iOr tie la-t decade has
BON north OF the line tntt separates tne ola save
-ttn. I.lu the fr.e Tie Southern state tnat has
shown ans notable growth is Texas. which has received
cor .leruple arccsslpu- from northern immigration.
.u- IN, cr,itortes. the southern belt his
-rls INV vi- DE urnrress tow ir condiio - State
ann waite DAKOTA. Montana, wyoming aad even Wash
me- IN Territory are filing lp WIN settlers Gad cher
sling nsnrations fOr admission into the family OF
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

In al the representations OF As lon Like
It. that ever tne chef defect has been tie
Lack OF poetry the actors. fnls lovely comedy passes
IN an pntrely ideal atmosphere and practical. prosac
treatment Of II naturally drops ~ 10 the level OF
nateroff4cL Tie lover % ShakesIosrc when he SECS
tins piece acted would like 10 hear least in HE fancy
file ripple OF the BROOK beside which Jacq"es unused,
rustic Of falling leave. una the hafead.
hafcleerful banquet the Bansled Duke Tue tone Of
revere. moufnul set surcaarEcd with seBtuent 0i
sweet philosophy, and thrilled with innocent glee Is
probably the thing most elusive TO The resources Of
the dramatic art. At all events. ii IL very sell
dom reached IN tue revival Of As You Like
It. which was made Thursday night the
PARK lheatr- m BrookTn, there the usual def
cheney of romance. yet the pece with uncommon
sparkle, and WAS fun Of capital eneots Miss
Nelson's performance II K0s0lind has, IN other
tunes. seemed defective a. 90 the element nj
intellectual. character. The gee, the almost
ehdliKe lrvty. the nutterng reckless pquancy Of
the temperament. la other words have TO over
bear the mInd and 10 hide the heart This yas
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
GENERiL NOTES.

The depositors Of the Bank of LansincburS
viii be paid fuI after waiting many months. ihe
chung tenaclousv 20 the Ncw-J~fsey Cen
trai nlro-a stock. and after many hacuations his
hopes have been "a ied. On Monday he came 10 New
York havlug told persons that 10 the price Of IRE
r,oc1 reached - per be- would sell enough % 2lF
the aeposltors Il reached that Azure and tr over
and . 400 - the 45OO shares hcd hy hlm were Sold
This money. added e. snai balance oD hand Val pHy
The ieno-0rs 10 full principal and ferest. From the
stock -ow lclG about 100000 could bee realized az
present. prices. lnis WOMB paN tN'rF ootar or 'Le
capitol stock ard margin for reserve II about
So5OO0. II D. rumCfsd tlat tac hanA VII he reesdu-
nsnrd and business resumed a' priolt iu' I-siulf.
a Boston youth who had evinced marked
talent swapping knives, received from hs employer
the l-t o' january present of 800. As he vas
earnr- ouiy $500 year this was crca winaali. Il.
went ms uncle anc asked for advice. Ills uncle p
marGcG: "Pl- i. ln the savings b.uk" HAVING got
this ss-ac.rus counsel he went Dis way aai pud no
heed whatever toIi. His ar-ur en- was Thar ths was
present ard le could take hs chancosiu tle stock ua
Be, witl.u bi-S cNuaya-ant or f3D,alrdy. Anlon-
h.sa..ocllils were several Young nen who were con-
nec;cl with banking houses. Tie was exceedingly tog-
trnats lnl after ug ou- ena rising naArt this week.
lie now bias - 500 in bank. Tie unc.r nas b. .,tsf
ofnon o re ncphrN i.an ns ntd' Oar Is sure .lt t'r
lucEr dos H-- ia-u oar gambler .nc oi .Ar.e da,
There was a gypsy wedding ID a probate
court u Columbus. O.i0, last Monday. Two men, tive
AMI three cli.lren oeou-ll- o The band or
wnnarIcrs presented thcme ve~ at thc court ant asked
1or q license, TIE bride Wore a pix muslin dress.
-llF cll frItn. r ll SHAW ot many ciluf- anu .-
ma bll.. s.4lT l4t. Her L-lr uas s,ril-., ANA j,
black. alt .l a-. Fingers were tn brass rings One oi
her sisters won. white saIn shawl and another slh
dress arl t'ti g.--el lAlnot-raiey. m-ul-tes Who
happened ln He serving ou jury was sent Tor and tl.
cer.nDly VA- performed lo..er cr. wl naver Or
feue.l D. wedding. "wa.r- tle dam.eel" asked 'he
hast..l. r. SINS i- band .n is rocs.t "Arrtliag ror
v.at tt.-t IDS i.a.. -.l-F rH. hni0n. 4lr
p..-e t.e .,sf., ..., '.,. d .'-..., % -...'-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

EARLE-PoWLEs-o Ihnrstav. October 81 n ne First
i. + AT Draur y J.. lr Che Rev fnf
Russell Booth 4. T., of New-i pfs. Charles Milan!
Earle. N--YorI. Ella c. daughter of Henry Pow a.
OF fast orange y. }.
FosTER-MAs )N-At IT. Iaurs 'hurch Yonkers. on
Tlrr-rlr fla - MlurCc Wines.
Beeckman CathaT1ne Roob. daughter
lsie John NJ. Mason.
UINr-LAWRFNCf-O Tnes'7~. October -. f~-q hr
!. " Ludlow. 3D. j., sisted hr f- Rev a. j. "
man. RurfOu X line 90 Jennie l.. Youngest daughter of
James ID. Lawrence. 80 cards
JON ONES-HYArT-On "Wednesday. &c .oheF % ls7s ~ fhe
Clureh ~ flr Divine patsr ty. bv - Rev n. chaplin,
scrht Jones Martha c. daughter N the lae Dr las
:. Hyatt
NITCHIE-CARTER-At the residence u the brides par
ent 81 Chi TUESDAY Ocfpber a. bT lie Rev. J..
Nonro Gibson. ID n Nj J. HOwanl Nlchie and Mns kaie
r. Carter. both % ca cagO. No canls
OLTN-BARLOW-on rlursiar. october %. at ~ inor'.
Gan t0re D.. T.. lv the igt I"r b.hnn lit eioln a-
hy DE Rev. I0lu O. Mid etos. Ierf0 Il ~ Pan .
Cuurru Glen Cove All " 'd- % daughter O ltl
J.. Barlow r. stephen snrT ID in
NFGTS-On rhursflr. October o. ~ fte rr4f-
deu-- ~ - .'- father ~ the kev. nr Abercr1mli
". Taylor Ei.zlbet Jo ephine tln- -Ar oi Thomas
:. Necus esq, both ~ Ier-ey CITY. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
rrr r,rR sfx down OK MR. TILDEN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. "a The
uomap,s Rights convention to-day elected Lille
neyeTeaux Bake president Of the Association Res
ontons were adopted denouncins Governor Robinson
Sa.aeI.s we're made by Matilda Josyn Gage, Helen
sorutn Ie Drvereanx Blako and Others denuhela.ory
t 70 the L. gslature give women the ngnt 10 VOTE
Tes convent tiOp adjourned 10 night
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

FArlBANKs' SCALEs.-Durrng the week end
lu- O.tnL,I lGJ were s-lppe iIunl l4- fto-
tory t 80 Juhu-burv VI, leaving fhsu urn ri frlls
tor nearly 1000 scales. The Messrs FAIRBAVKs are
running immense factory evenings and me
H. tweuty-twO tOls 0f iron daily
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
YOU'RE RIGHT


/ viii Doe % good omen Wncn our papers
'.lr o. can murder by Dos proper name aud sna lis
card the CUSTOMARY tender cuiileis about l-su'h rs
.,u -al Oc. lreuce.' ''uu lrt uultr auiat ana tAr
o-I er Incentives aside. our duty ~ clfll-1
ana .rl, ercd people demands tine correction of efls
fnlt Urlr. !. "a sr!gtna upon Uur state.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Don't irritate your lungs with stubborn
cough when REMEDY. safe ana certain ne Dr. jane.
Expectciarr be so easily procured sore throat ami
lungs are speedily uclred by t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

kELIGGI-L. ". M0ALlON NO.ItNL
TO NEw-YORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-GeueIM J. II. sypher.
Thrice Congressman from Louisiana. says thar the
ticket iust pui in nomination by the Republican
Convention In Louisiana is one Of the best ever
named there by a convention of either party There
i not a man upon IL whose record. both personal
and politlcal is not above the reach Of sander. All
that the party in Louisiana wants. General SypbeT
saws is that the Republicans OF the North shall
manifest Just a fraction OF the good will aud the
disposition to assist that they have shown toward
the party in Ohio and other Northern states.
We want Northern speakers he says. " "A few
Of them. but good ones and we want llttle money.
The times are most DroDtious. The Democratic
marty of Louisiana is in n wTangle n consequence
If the failure of the respectable business element
NJ the party 10 get Endorsement OF iis views by
the Democratic Convention, aud this element IA
already more than half disposed 10 join In and help
ne Looking ahead 10 the municipal contest IN
New-Orleaas next Spring. the business men Ia the
Democratic party foresee that the triumph OF
VI, Who l. the candidate put forward by the
sbort-hared Democracy, means disaster to the best
intefests Of the city and they already looking
:, tbe Republicans 10 help them in that contest
The Democratic platform ignores the question of
repudIatlOn but every "oHi"oo Vi '"o P'''
r.nudiationst while, on.the other hand. our plat
,orr, contains a plank most pronouncedly opposed
% r4pudiatlon in any form. Let the Northern
Rsuublieans treat us as they are treating each
o,bar and our success consider certain
Democratic statesman who enjoys the conf
dence of his partyileaders and is himself to some
exteut influential in shaping the policy OF bis party
savs that the Democratic managers are now strng
Linz with q series of perplexing problems relating
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
rrIRrNE l0cAL oBsERyATIOXs.

rp,pryE OFFICE oct. 20. a. m-The barometer rose
very randy during the clear and fair weather yesler
dav Tle temperature ranged between 80 ana '' '1o
u-'' - o1lo3 lower than on Thursday. The
-, , .,otature ia the air has been increased. Ihe
nroocter f. high throughout the country being owes,
IN the S0rthwes clear and cold weather IS geneIay az
rsported except In the Lake reg1on where P"A' 0'"'
,vrafn.s with liz 1 snow. prevails. o.h.- ,osv Ia
.-nsctsf tn this civ and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAsHINGrON. oct. 25. 1879.
For Nev-England. clear or fair weather,
re,ny aole-r northwest o. southwest winds, ana
nearly ~. Iiuuary frrnrerature.
.r sbs Middle Arl.niic states clear or fair weather.
mort west winds shifting 20 cast aud -oufn rsnr toi-
lowed nY .al- barometer ana slowly i4sihE 'euFei"'
IUTe.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

With A--rmbl, District lirpI Aca As-O,lau0n.--A
grand mass Of the Rfpr ia an- 81 t district ~i 20
held De No 81 tinton-acf un ~Att r.
DAY ~V.ni.g Oc.oue p, al ocltk The
yui.he.t srenLe emen viii address toe meeting
Hoo. 4. a. JOYCE. vermont.
Hon. skOHSE ". VILLA ;. of Oar
Hon. D.. r MORGAN. 90 sew Iork
Hon. ELLIOT q. COW DIS Will preside
All nspub. Who have D.n erciel memoers o the As
viii opportunity sian the roll between
7.sO and 20 h 'DhN bllNS VAN N"ii rre-heh'.
h A. rHIELHs. seSrrtary
P,t,~sI and ali other binis ~ plng rhetp and prOnp
AZ HOLNAA - Centre and wh.te-suA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

AID rxvOKED FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY N
rouTsIANA-DEMOCRAr IN PUZZLE OVER
SENATOR KELoGG-C. ". MOULION COMING
10 SFW-YgRk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-31

One for the Twelfth Representative District
Parish OF Orleans.
One for the Thirteenth Representative Dis.
trict. parish of Orleans.
One for the Fourteenth Representative Dis.
trict. parish of Orleans.
One for the Fifteenth Represe ntatiye District
parish of Orleans.
One for the parish Of Ouachi,a.
One for the parish of Plaauemines.
One for the parish OF Pointe Coupee.
Two for the parish OF Rapides.
One for the parish of Red River.
One for the parish OF Richland.
One for the parish Of Sabine.
One for the parish of st. Bernard.
One for the parish of 81. Charles.
One for the parish Of st. Helena.
One for the parish of st. James.
One for the parish of St. John the Baptist,
Four for the parish Of st. Landry.
One for the parish of st. Martin.
Two for the parish of st. Mary.
One for the parish Of st. Tammany.
One for the parish of Tangipahoa.
Two for the parish of Tensas.
Two for the parish Of Terrebonne.
One for the parish OF Union.
One for the parish of vermillion.
One for the parish OF Vernon.
One for the parish Of Washington.
One for the parish Of Webster
One for the parish of Winn.
Total. ninety eight Representative delegates
Now. therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this my proclamation. directing an elec-
ton to be held throughout the State. at such
places as may be designated by the legal local
authorities thereof. on TUESDAY. the eigh-
teenth day of March. A. D. 1879. from o'clock In
the forenoon until o'clock In the afternoon
for the purpose OF electing delegates to a Con-
vention to frame new constitution for the State
OF Louisiana. according to the above apportion-
ment. the delegates to meet In convention at
the State House. at New Orleans. on MONDAY
the twenty-hrst day OF the month Of April. A.
d. 1879. at II o'clock m. And do hereby order
and direct all sheriffs. commissioners of cleo
ton. and other officers therein concerned, to
hold said election on the day aforesaid, at the
places designated by the local authorities there
Of and to cause the same to be conducted and
the returns thereof to be made In the manner
and within the time prescribed by law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal Of the State Of
Louisiana to be hereunto attached, at the city of
New Orleans. this twenty fifth day Of the month
eight hundred and seventy-nine. and
of the Independence of the United States Of
America the one hundred and third year.
FRANCIS I. NICHOLS.
BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary of State. ia26