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BROOKE COUNTY.
County Court PrOceedIngs-ScVent live
Dollars for J. II. GOod-The Liabilities
Of the County-P.. w. d Ky. ASseSs.
ments-Lcvy for 1879.

County Court PrOceedIngs-Sc -ScVenIy.IlVC
Dollars for J. II. GOod-'rhe Liabilities
Of the County-P. W. d Ky. ASSESS
ments-LeVy for 1879.
Herald report.
j. II. Good, Esq, has been allowed s75
for services in the Circuit Court on
behalf octhe State, in the trial ofthe case Of
the State VS.. David Parkinson, lately tried
for felony.
The defective county bonds OF 1867, put
in the SheritI7s hands for sale, being &C.
counted for and returned, the entire batch
was ordered burned, which was accord.
ingly dole.
H. G. Lazear was allowed 800 and Abra.
ham Wilson $3l 80 for expenses incurred
in representing the interests OF Brooke
county as directors OF tn eP,, W. & KY. X.
X. Company, at different times up to the
present.
The amount Of the levy for 1878, to-
gether with receipts from other sources,
amounted to $lS,5ll Is, and on settlement
there remained unexpended, 10 the credit
OF the county, the sum OF $40 80.
The liabilities OF the county are put
down at $50, ,3l8 73, classified as follows:
Poor farm debt, SIG, 1855 70; outstanding
orders $500; Harmon's Greek bridge $500;
Cross Creek bridge $500; Waugh's tunnel
$l,642. Offset as follows:
Note aud interest from Whitson, SS5 81;
taxes from p. c. 4 St. L. Railway, $3.50;
taxes on seals, deeds and juries, $500;
taxes from +. W. 4 Ky. K. K. Co., $3.50.
Total, Sl,0S5 81.
In the matter Of the location OF the road
known as the Forney and McBroom road,
in the Bethany district, the final decision
OF the Court was against the making Of the
road, and the matter was set down as dis
missed on the record.
Ordered that the amount OF the valua-
ton of railroad property within the county
be apportioned to the several districts in
the county as follows.
Valuation OF the p. W. & Ky. Il. r.,
$O5, ,6B7 7S; valuation Of z. G. &St. L. K. r.,
$l24,i6S 10. Total, 1920, 1876 80.
THE ArPoRrloSMESr.
Cross Creek district-P. G. K St. L. R
R. Co. entirel, $l24, ,46S 90.
PROPERTY OF p. W. Ky. II. H. co.
In Wclsburg district, property, SIS,
Ola 90; in Buffalo district, Si4,G44 "a; in
Cross Greek district, sS5,O7s IS. Total
SO5, ,G67 20.
Ordered that there is hereby levied the
sum OF seventy cents $50 cents for railroad
bonds interest and 10 cents for all Other
purposes) en- each one hundred dollars o
taxable property Of Brooke county foI
county purposes for the ensuing fiscal yea
commencing June lst, 1870, and that thu
Sheriff proceed to collect the same.
Ordered that there be levied 10 cents or
each one hundred dollars OF the taxable
property in Cross Creek and Buffalo dis
tricts for road purpose, and the assessor il
hereby directed to make the proper OK
tensions on his books.
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The meeting, closing with to.days races,
has been the most successful ever held
here, both in the excellence Of the sport
and financially, the grounds being crowd.
cd each day with the best class OF people.
The date OF the summer meeting is not yet
announced.
A fire broke out in the Friendship stables
last night about o'clock, originating in
the stable OF John Clark, Of this city.
Among the horses there were Davie, owned
by John NJ. King, of this city; Gail Ham.
ilton, owned by Chas. Noble, Philadel.
delphia; Albemarle Kitty and Forest Girl,
owned by Dan Mace, and bay mare
owned by Paul Zimmerman, OF Pittsburgh.
The horses were all taken out aud saved,
except Davie, who ran back to his stall,
and was burned 10 death. The flames
spread to the ladies' stand, under which
were stalled Dan Mace's famous goers-
Hopeful, Darby and Midnight-but the
nags were rescued without injury. The
fire is supposed to have originated from
q limp in careless hands. The loss to The
Association is probably about 81, 800. The
horse Davie had record Of 2:3S, and was
in the 9:S6 trot Wednesday.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-The weather was
fine and the attendance large at the race
course to-day. First race, merchants
stake, for two.year.olds; $500 added; mile
heats; thirty-three entered, and six start.
ers as follows: Bonnie Oaks, John W.
Norton, Headlight, Buckeye, Keene
Richards, t., and Omega. Pools sold as
follows: keene Richards 1856, Norton 40,
Oaks So, Headlight 30, field 100.
The first heat was won by Omega by
one length; Norton second and Headlight
third. Time l:45l.
The pools now sold, Omega l50, Keene
Richards ITO, field l55.
The second heat was taken by Richards
beating Oaks half a length, Buckeye third
Time l:46i. Pools now sold even on
Richards, and Omega and all the other
horses were drawn out Of the race under
the rules.
The third heat wasa very pretty con.
test. A blanket would have covered both
horses from the start to the middle Of the
home stretch, when Richards went to the
front and won the heat and race BY q
length. Time | :4G1.
In the second heat OF this race Head
light stumbled and fell on the back
stretch, and his jockey, Moriarity, received
an injury on the head which made him
delirious, but his condition is pronounced
as not very serious by physicians who ex
amined him.
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For Additional Telegraph Sc Fourth pog,.


~ believe it to be all wrong aud even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials TO ouack
doctors or vile stutfs called medicines, but
when q really meritorious article Is made
up OF common valuable remedies known
TO all, and that all physicians use and
trust In daily, We should freely commend
1t. l therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly be.
lteVing they have no equal for family use,
| will not be without them"
Rev. s., Washington, D. c.
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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FRANCE,


PARIS, June lS.-M. Leroyer, Minister
Of Justice, to-day communicated 10 The
Senatorial Committee the Governments 4
bill providing for the maintenance Of
order. ETC., In case OF the return OF the
Chambers 70 Paris. Notwithstanding the
TACT that the Government had presented
the bill, the committee decided BY a vote
Of Q to 9 to adhere to their decision to re.
port against the return Of the legislative
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Northcrn Onto cron prn,ner,,

CLEVELAND, O., June lS.-The Leader
publishes reports from all parts Of North.
ern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, civ.
ing the condition OF the crops. The irosts
last week did little damage. There will be
about two'thirds crop OF wheat, The
prospects are that the corn crop will be a
failure. Oats about two.thirds crop,
The hay crop will be very light. Fruits
very light. lsa
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COshOCtOn Democrat.
Wool in Coshocton last week, command
ed 333 cents, and few sales were report
ed at IS. The excitement for few days
seemed to rival in scale that OF u Chicago
'Corner on wheat"
wOodsasld Co) Republican.
The wool trade was hot last week in the
western part OF the county, and wool buy
ers were thicker than lightning rod ped
dlers after thunder storm. PRICES started
ut 81 cents hut finally reached 81 cents:
New Lisbon Patriot,
The farmers will be pleased to know
that wool is commanding fair price; 35
aud 81 cents is now offered per pound,
and the price may reach 10 cents. We arc
glad to see this prosperity among our
farmer friends,
Mount Vernon Banner.
Wool is comingin slowly aud is selling
at from 30 10 So cents per pound, accord.
ing toqualitY-only very choice lots bring
ing the latter price
CadE Republican.
We presume that in q short time that
class OF shrewd and polite men known as
wool buyers will be engaged in the work
Of buying the wool Of Harrison county.
We prcsumes, also, that in consideration
Of all the numerous discussions and eS.
horations, both by wool growers and
wool buyers, in the numerous meetings ol
the Harrison County Wool Growers and
Sheep Breeders Association, that two I'M
portant results will have been accomplish
ed, and will be presently made manifest
First, that the wool will, generally, DO In
very nice condition, and second, that the
buyers will pay a higher price for thai
which Is nice and clean, and q lower price
ior that which Is poorly washed ant
greasy, Now is the time Tor the buyers
| 70 live up TO their promises in this matter
or forever aitergard to hold their peace.
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GALVESTON, June lS.-The stage was
stopped by four masked men near Men.
ardsville Wednesday night, and the mai
bags ritied. The day after Mrs Colsmer
and her two daughters were murdered hv
Indians, and two men were killed by them
on the upper ford. The Indians aISo . AZ.
tackled party Of ten cainped on Devils
river, but were repulsed. " NV "s
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER 25l.

ported by Ferdinand Wood in the last
Congress, and intended to cut of all class
legislation. The bill Is subject TO the
terms Of such grants as have been hereto
fore made by Congress, for laying and
maintaining telegraph cables. The bill
passed, land he House soon afterwards
adjourned.
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Nrorrg>roSnESr Of a Wheeling paper
so.,t. NJ the indOmitable Col. J. q. a.
S"Irubonsch," who is running distillery
n, SIar,n,burg. We hope the Colonel
%,lImgkr enough money to enable him 10
nny "% II. Nd that little bill he owes US for print
in! in the Capital campaign.-Prcston Jour.
m
Those unpaid printing bills contracted
Lv the Colonel on behalf Of Martinsburg
will haunt him and tarnish the fair fame
Of his town as long as his name is John
Opincy Adams NedcnbOusch, and We ad.
wise him in the interst OF his peace Of
miuI SAYING nothing OF common honesty,
wpay them.
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THE TURF.
cuILLIcorIlR RACES.

CHlLLlcornE, O., June 1S.-The third
aud last day OF the races was character.
lied by fine weather, and the attendance
was better than on either OF the preceding
days, A large number OF ladies' occupied
seats, anda large number Of carriages and
vehicles were in the field. The track was
not In good condition, not having recover.
ed from the effects Of the heavy rain the
last two days.
In the first race, hotel stakes for two
year olds, $25 entrance, half forfeit, 500
added by the Association, dash OF half q
mile, there were five entries and three
starters, Beal's entry, Buster and Belle.of-
the.West. Buster was made the iayorite
In the pools, but failed to fulfill the hopes
olhis hackers, comingin bad, third. Belle
of.the.Wc est won with ease In sat.
Second race-Club purse, $3.50; second
horse $50, for all ages, dash OF u miles.
There were five entries and starters, Ada
Lambert, Lapland, Surge, Claudia and
Momentum. Surge was first and Claudia
second. Claudia won this race in 2:45l,
Lapland made the running interesting for
more than mile, but after passing under
the string on entering on the last half
Si ~ WOO ShaIleubcu auu caught DV
Claudia.
Third race-Consolation purse, 500;
second horse, $50; mile heats, three
starters, Salema, Index and John Harper,
The latter was the favorite two to one In
the pools, and took both heats with the
greatest possible ease. Time l:4Sl, l:49.
tits reported that the horse Harper was
purchased bp Rose county man after
the race for 81 200.
PITTSBURGH RACES.
PlTrsnuReH, June lS.-The fourth and
last day at Friendship Park. The splendid
weather OF the past week continues to-day
aud the attendance was fully as large as
any previous day. The first race to-day
was a trot for 2:3O class, purse of seven
hundred dollars. Three hundred and
fifty to first, $l75 to second, $l05 to third,
and SO to fourth. Fourteen entries and
eleven starters. Bay Fannie taking the
first two heats and getting set back In |
third and fourth for running. The final
heats will be trotted in the morning. Sum
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A Paris special says: Rumor finds
currency in Cairo, that the Khedive is in.
clined to abdicate. The correspondent
considers the rumor not surprising, as the
khedive would thereby secure succession
to his son and pension to himself.
Russia has proposed that Aleko Pasha
shall not be allowed to summon Turkish
troops without the consent Of majority
OF the international Commission. All
the powers have concurred in the pro.
posal.
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A New LIne rrom maroon 10 rolo4o

ToRoSro, June l2.-Itis understood that
the Great Western Railway Company, Of
Canada, has entered into contract with
the Wabash and Grand Trunk Railroad
Companies for the construction Of a new
line OF railway between Detroit and
Toledo, and that there Is a fair prospect a
the two great Canadian roads uniting IN
procuringa a new line to Chicago.
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Crop Prospect. in Marion County.

Farmoht lndexI ol yeslerday.
Mr.. R. G. Dunnington, of this place,
whose business takes him pretty well over
the county, informs us that the prospects
for this years crops while not very prom.
Using are certainly not discouraging. He
says the wheat crop is quite promising and
will be good-better than that Of last year
and that good average number OF acres
were sown. Corn has been replanted In
most localities in the county, and we will
likely have a fair crop, though late. Grass
will be little short
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nr,r,, No.. rs aud u Fourteenth street.
". GALLAmRR, Of Moundsville, ad'
...,,i.rs for 900 pounds Of wool.

roL pAv. Johnson says ESQ we are in.
,',"l that he "ieels u supreme con-
.,,"m, ,o,%i for The press Of West Viginia, as It
w',iI ,i present, carried on. Tyler Star.
Wehayc no idea that the Colonel made
,rh 4 remark. II for no other reason,
Lsc,u.e he expects to be a candidate for
ropc,ess in this district next year.
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sror II at once. fyou see your nurse
giving the baby either Laudanum. Pare.
goric or any soothing remedy containino
opiates, stop 1t ut once. II YOU want q
good medicine for your children get Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup, warranted to eontain sSs Jr'
nothing injurious, but sale and efficient. .
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Crops mp ON the ulnde..
Dreston IournnI q Ye,lenInr. h r

Preston Journal Of Yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Dill, Of the Glades, was in
town on Monday. He reports crops look.
ing rather bad in that neighborhood
especially the corn. He also says The
frost on both Friday and Saturday nights
did considerable damage in the Glades.
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see TuE greatest disorders that atllict
kidney and BIadiT melt away before the
all.poitent Bethesla Water, In this city TO;
day are men, in full enjoyment Of lie and
health, who firmly believe that but Tor
BTIeSia Ha!er they NOuld be IN their graves
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FALL RIvsa, Mass, June ls,-The mill
owners refusing to submit their differ.
ence with the spinners to arbitration, O
committee of tho latter will determine to.
night the subject Of q notification to.mor,
row night, In which the first mills strike
for higher wages shall begin. The mil
agents propose shutting down all the mills
and itsnch action ls taken 1900 hand.
will be thrown out Of employment. Should
the lockout be protracted there will bl
great suffering aud misery.
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DIED.

PuRDY.-At Cameron, ". Va, on Friday eyooIp,
June ~ 1879, at o'clock, Ma RRDIE, vile Of j. II.
Iuternsnt at Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove.
Sunday morning at iOS o'elosk.
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l&ktlN AEutVNSN Sttes Wv
Herald Of yesterday.
Thatlong talked Of coal chute project on
the oiher side OF the river seems to be
coming to a head, judging by the follow
ing from the MonoRgdhtld Republican: :, "a
move Is oil foot to ship coal over the
MonongahoIa Valley Railroad and the
Pan Handle Road TO steuhenville, where
It can be unloaded directly into river
crafts. Tho company's agent at Dravos'
burg is now in correspondence with the
officials 70 geta rate that will be settsiaoto'
~ to the coal operators. With the open
ing up Of the coal all along the valley BY
the extension Of our railroad, 1t might be
thht this is the opening 10 very exten.
siye traffic Of coal through TO steubenville,
thence south by river"
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7 =. n y " '''77T nv ''777I "'7'71 "'177'
The second race for the 2:1S class: purse
$500. 800 to the first, $500 to the second,
Sl20 10 the third and $50 to the fourth.
There were seven entries and six starters.
Summary.
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The Police Force OF tho Clty-PetItion
for an Increase.
TO Me Hon. Mayor aud City Council Of The
Cay@ WheeliRg:
We, the undersigned citizens OF Wheel.
ing, feeling the necessity for a stronger
police force than we now have in our city,
and especially desiring to have force suf-
tcient to guard the public interests at
night as we'll as day, humbly ask your
honorable body to make provision for
such additional policemen MS will efficient
Il, ,.oNont tGnsr {nkn.n,ko
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rhat Proposed Coal Shute nj Steuhcn'
VILE.
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FA1RMoNT.

The Closing Exercises at The Normal
Schooi-LRFge Attendance OF People
and Deep Interest In the InstItutIOn--
The Contest DetWeen the Literary 80.
eIetIes-Addrcsses by Supt. PendIetOn,
mr. I,0Raf md Othera
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Two fully attended sessions OF caucus OF
the Republican Senators were held to-day,
the first In the morning and the other af-
ter tile adjournment Of the Senate. Both
were devoted to the Interchange OF vie VS.
concerning the proper course OF action to
be taken in regard to the pending appro.
priation bill, and at the latter an i'm port.
ant agreement was reached.
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Providence Providence 10, Cincinnati 0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
MASS MEETINGS
or THE -
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
Rooms SrArE CENTRAL Committee.
Democratic Conservative farty.

Rooms SrArE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic. Conservative Farty. I
New Orleans. October "A. 1879.
Mass meetings III .he Democratic Conservn-
tive party will be addressed by Gov. L. A. Wilt,
Hons. samuel ID McEnery j. q. Egan. Allen
Jumel. e. II. Fey. w. a. Strong. u. A. Burke. II
N. Ogden, Il. John Ellis. Albert VOORHEES,, J. -
Eurtis. b. y. Jonas. Il. n Ogden. John Mo-
Emery. Don Oatfrey. Robt. Richardson. ]. O.
Monoure. II. b. Lyona. II. o. Wicklifre. A. n.
Heron A. Roman. r. +. Poche. W. W. Farmer,
WIN. M. Levy. VIM. I'll Jack. Grn. Randall Glib
son. Gen. j. Floyd King. James Lngan. J. o..
Hawkes., II. IL. Theard. Hon. J. II. AekleD. Hon.
Il, W. Robertson. Hon. j. II, Elan.
The meetings will be held as follows:
October AZ. Monday-Vidalia.
Ootobsr az. Tuesday Joseph.
October 10, Thursday Lake Providence.
October 81. Friday-Delta.
November |. Saturday Monroe.
November .. Monday Baatrop.
November g. Wednesday Farmersvllle.
November 6. Thuraday-Vlenna.
November Z, Friday Arcadia.
November 3. Saturday Homer
November 10. Monday-Minden.
November IT. Fuvsti#y -BellerfeH.
November ID. Wednesday Shreveport
November II, Friday Mansfield.
November H. Friday -Ooushntta.
November IL, Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November In. Monday Natchtoches.
| November 10. Tuesday-M Montgomery.
| November 20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| November "a. Saturday Markavlle.
| November ~. Neutrality-suspicious.
| November al. Tuesday
| November 2b. TueedHy-Rt. Martlnsvlle.
| November 10. Wednesday Iherln.
November 81 ThuIsday-Abbevile
| November AZ. Thursdav Franklin.
| November az. Friday Houma.
| November 40. Saturday -Thib1daug.
| December |. Monday -Napolaonvile
! December L. Monday -Donaldsonville.
| November 1, tuesday, Columbia.
| November o. -Harrisonburg.
| November 4. Saturday Winnsboro.
November 10. Monday-Rayvile.
November ii. Tuesday Delhi.
November IS. Thursday-Fl
/ November Il. Friday -Tallulah.
| November IL, Monday Plaunemino.
November 10, Wednesday Charles court
| house.
November 2o Thursday-st. John court
house. j.
house.
November "a. Saturday Pointe-a- To- Hache.
November 20. Thursday --CovinEton.
/ November IN. Saturday. rnnklintOn.
November ~. Monday-Amite.
November DC. Tnesday -dreensburg.
November n. Thnrsdaga Por! Vincent,
frsHtJfaft HtHte Central ten saittna democratic
\ CONSERVATIVES Party of Louisiana.
q. M. TENEfsoN. Secretary. oclb
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Twsafch wmra---Attcnti0n ROGER mmr-
pby Guards TN. re- viii bs u special mesting
pf This club on III EHDAY, October 49, ut 1890 ..
IN, Hbnrp. Members are requested 10 nttnhd. AZ
business Or Importance will be tranaaeted.
J. l.. COULON. President
IN II M.vrv aonratury nr2G IT.
Rooms state central COMMITTEES, Benz
onratje- Conservatives marty. No. 40 IT. ChHrlss
street. October al 1879 Notiep ~ hereby given
TO the members OF the State uentrh COMMITTEE
from tho Congressional dtstiiets aud from ne
reaueetive wards VI tile city of New Orlahns and
parishes Of this htnte to meet for organization NJ
these headnnarters, on MONDAY, ths twenty
seventh dry VI October. lH1n, w 7 n,cotk =; u:
AI5EEHT VOORHEES,. President:
n M runn1ann Hecretaty oc22 I'd
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ITALIAN COMPANY
MAX BTRAKosCH s......... ........... Director

The box Office Of tho Opera Ia opened daily
from to D. M. subscriptions are received
Of ax a. on
thing foretells 1t. the amount Of subscription
expected Is attained by M. Strakosch. aud to
which is entitled his remarkable company
composed ct ttibts ct the highest distinction.
PRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Boxes t20 niRhs). 800
Paruuet t2O nfRhtsl a............... $50
Payable to Mr. Btrakosoh. the opening day at
the box office OF the Opera.
The repertoire Ia composed o. twenty operas,
Of which completes list will be published
shortly.
The undersigned has tho pleasure to an
nounee that the subscriptions are rapidly pro-
crossing.
L. PLACIDE CANONdE. Agent.
oc2g gt Eli tn Tr
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
RepIatrar Of Voters Parish III Orleans,
New Orleans. Sept a. 1879.
The Office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish Oh Orleans will BIO opened on THURS
DAY. thetwenty fifth day Of September. at bt.
Patrick's Hall. Damp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
"a. 1879. Sundays and leEHl holidays excepted. In
order to enable those who bHve not registered
In 1878 and 1870. and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number Of applications for duplicate reg-
istration papers. citizens are earnestly request
ed to use diligent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from O'Clock a. m. TO Ia M. and
UHAH. UAVANAC,
Registrar OF Voters.
As2b tt Parish OF OrleBnB.
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WANTS.

yXTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w tho cheapest and beet advertising ID t s
city ID in this column. ut ton GENTS Der llne !or
Rsrtiop mnN