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, 1879-01-09

the first day OF the term, there were .
III pupils in Attendance at our pub .
lie school. This, being entirely nn-
precedented in the history of the in.
stitution, very naturally invites com.
ment. An old axiom has it that
every effect is the result of an ade-
ounte cause. Sometimes, as is evi
IDENTITY the case here, Il combination
of causes produce a desired effect.
For instance we have population
enough who are tributary to Port
Townsend schools to keep them up
in good style; secondly, there seems
to be IA general desire among our
people to afford the childrou every
educational advantage possible; and
last, though most important of all,
we have secured the services uf teach
ers who will do all that can reasOna.
IbIy be expected Of them. a gentle
man of extended observation among
the schools of both Atlantic and Pa
cifc coasts, recently remarked, after
visiting the school here, that he had
never seen a similar institution man
aged in more creditable manner.
Mr.. A. r. Huffman is certainly mas
ter Of his proGessiou; and as such,
does his duty thoroughly. His sister,
Miss Huffman, is also an educated
teacher from the eastern schools.
Her duties in presiding over the pri-
mary department are very arduons,
as the importance of starting pupils
right will be readily conceded by ALL.
Miss Chapman, who has charge Of
the intermediate department, needs
no commentator from us, her ser
vices in connection with this school
having already placed her high in
the estimation of the public. There
are, however, a few comments to be
made, of a practical nature. The
first we have referred to before, viz:
the necessity of better surroundings.
We need Il new school building and
outfit; but before these are obtained
it is necessary TO cast about for ways
and means to maintain the school
throughout the year. 1t seems the
funds at present on hand will not be
sufficient to continue school more
than two or three months longer,
when in reality it should continue at
least twice that long before summer
holidays. In conversation with a
few public spirited individuals, re-
Gently, it was suggested that during
the remaining winter season few
entertainments might be gotten up
for the sole benefit of the school.
This we deem feasible as well as
desirable plan of aiding the cause of
education. Our young people want
to enjoy themselves anyway, and
WILL have socials, dances, &C., no
matter where the money goes to,
and why not utilize it in this way
for public good We understand
that number Of ladies' in tcwn have
signified their willingness to perform
the necessary labor and furnish the
eatables at any time for supper,
free of cost. Undoubtedly the use
of a hall could be secured at re-
duced figure if not absolutely free,
so that almost the gross proceeds of
} an entertainment of any kind would
be net profit for the school. What
say you, parents, friends, patrons
Similar plans have worked like a
charm elsewhere, and why not adopt
this one here ?
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, 1879-01-09

THE Territorial University, at
Seattle, opened on Monday with 1872
pupils, and a fair prospect of more
There is now no necessity of send
ing children to Oregon schools.
, 1879-01-09

THE San Francisco newspapers
are having lots Of experience and
are rapidly gaining knowledge rela
tive to libel laws. They evidently
need some sort Of check.
, 1879-01-09

No matter how hard it is to find a
rocking chair during the day, man
is sure to fall over one when he is in
search Of match box after dark.
, 1879-01-09

WE understand that the City
Council, at its recent session, took
under advisement the matter Of as.
ssting our young and struggling Fire
Company; also that the result OF
their deliberations was an expressed
determination to assist the company
in every possible way that the law
permits. So we may consider "Res.
cue Eengine Co.. one of the fixed
institutions Of Port Townsend.
, 1879-01-09

1t is when a woman tries to whis-
tie that the great glory Of her mouth
is seen without being heard very
much.
, 1879-01-09

CRY Ordinance No. 20, which we
publish to-day, is quite stringent,
but it will no doubt be beneficial.
, 1879-01-09

LATE news from England indicate
that the poorer classes of that coun-
try are suffering quite as much as
those Of our own.
, 1879-01-09
ARTHUR PEINNEY Dec.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that in pursuance OF an order 0fthe
Probate court ofJctlGl>on county, Washing
Territory. made the 20th day Of Apri,
y. ID. 1873, in the matter of the above
entitled estate. the undersigned. executor
of said estate. viii sell At Public Auction.
upon the terms and conditions hereinafter
stated, aud subject 10 confirmation by said
Probate Court on
, 1879-01-09

THE "Courier" is out in a telling
article showing the relative prosper
ity Of Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory, as attained under the man
agement Of the Democratic and Re
publican parties. The recent inves'
legations into State affairs in Oregon
have shown that the Democratic
rulers did not retire "covered with
honor" Besides this, Oregon's debt
is variousy estimated at from $500,
900 to 100000, and her tax levy is
6 mills on the dollar. On the con.
trary, Washington Territory, under
Republican rule, has i'll very few
years worked herself out of debt
and has thousands of dollars in the
treasury, while our tax levy is but 4
mills on the dollar. Republicans all
over the Union are taking up the
Democratic battle.cry of Reform >
, 1879-01-09

The "Willamette Farmer" has
been removed to Portlfind and con-
solidated with the "Bee."
, 1879-01-09
Tuesday, the lGtE, day of
January, a. ID. 1870,

ingr0n Territory, in iroLt OF the store OF
q. o. llalcr, all the right. title and inter
est that the estate of the said Arthur Phin-
uev. at the time Of his death. and all the
right. title and interest that the said estate
has by operation Of law or otherwise at
quirrd other than, or in addition to. that
Of .he said Arthur Phunpy ut the time of
his death IN and 10 ali the real estate, con-
Slsting of about 1914 "a acres ia said ISL
aud county, described AS follows:
Lots 2 and ;. section 81, township 50
Range. ! ea-t Al 20 acres.
) If of SE qr. sec 81, township 32, r L
east 50 acres.
Lots and >, sec b, tp 30. range east;
50 40 acres.
NE qrof NV qr section /, tip 81, range
2 east; 80 SO acres
n hf Of NEQr sec l, township 81,
, east; 10 "A acres.
SE qr Of n Il qr sec. |, township 81, r.
, east; 40 acres.
+ hf of NV qr section r. tp 81, range9
east; so acres.
NE of NE or sec l, tp Is, range 3
east; 40 acres.
sW Or OF Sc ar sec 4, tp 2s, range 3
Sc Or OF Sw Or sec 4, tip IS, range 3
east; 40 acres.
NE ar Of NV ar sec 0, tp IS, range 3
east; 10 acres.
n hf NE qr see 0, tp IS, range 3 east;
so acres.
NV ar OF NV qrsec 10, tp IS, range 3
east; 40 acres.
NE qr of Sc or sec II, tp Is, range 3
east; 40 acres.
SW ar of NE Or sec II, tp %, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Lot , sec II, tp %, range east; 46
acres.
Lots and sec %, tp 30, range 3 east:
50 rs acres.
Sc or of SW Or see 20, tp 30, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Lot l, sect 32 tp 80, range east; 80
acres.
W ht of NE or sec 32, tp 30. range 3
east; so acres.
Lots !. q aud 4, sec 33, tip 30, range
3 east; l33 95 acres.
Il hf ol SW or sec 80, Up 80, range 3
east; so acres.
SW qr of Sc or sec 49, tip 80, range 3
asst 40 acres.
Southwest or OF NV Or section 33, town.
ship 80, 3 east. 40 acres.
Northwest or Of s-w pr section 80, town
ship 30 range east; 40 acres
Lots l, and 3, section "a, township 30,
range 3 east; 81 acres.
Southeast or OF sw qr, section "a, town.
ship 30, 3 east. 40 acres.
Southwest Qr, OF NV or, section 6, town.
ship 81. east. 40 acres.
Lot in section 10, township 30, east;
! lOacres.
Lots |. ,, 3 and 4. section 30, township
%, 4 east. l3l acres.
Lots /, .. 3 aud section 81, township
30, range ! east; l5l acres.
Undivided one-haIf interest In III .25
acres land.
Lots and 9, and northeast qr Of north
west ar section 90 southeast ar OF south
west ar section 20; in township % north
range 3 east-say So .62 acres.
Terms and conditions of sale:-Gohl
/ coin of the United States; ten per cent in
/ the purchase money to be paid to the said
executor Oh the day Of sale, and the re-
mainder on confirmation thereof Decd ut
expense of purchaser
GEO. w. HARRIS,
Executor OF the estate of Arthur Phin-
ney. deceased.
Port Townsend, Jefferson County, W.
/ Il. December I'll, 1873.
McNAUGHT Bios, Attorneys for said
, 1879-01-09
Notice
to Creditors.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF JET
FERSON COUNTY, W. II.
IN TIE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF
Thomas Savage, dec.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By
N the undersigned administrator OF
the estate of Thom0s Savage deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased 10 exhibit
Them with tile necessary vouchers, within
one year after the date of this notice to
the said administrator at his residence near
Seabeck. w. r.. or To his attorney G..
Morris lIaIler Esq, at his office in the city
OF Port Townsend, W. r., or sbe forever
barred.
Dated the 10Th dry of December 1873.
JAME rs DONOVAN.
Administrator OF the estate Of Thomas
Savage deceased. 44It
, 1879-01-09
City Ordinance No. 20.

IN ORDINANCE REGULATING TIE
DISCHARGE OF EXPLOSIVES UPON THE
WHARVES, PIGRS AND LANDING PLACES.
, 1879-01-09

Executor of the estate of Arthur Phin-
ney, deceased.
Port Townsend, Jefferson County, W.
Il. December 3D. 1873.
MCNAUGHT Bros, Attorneys for said
estate.
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
REWARDS,

COX REWARD D-PoRTEMANTEAu, ovERC0AT AND
DAs)Umbrella taken from cab corner OF Broadway
Pine ST. August !. at O'Clock. Finder will receive
the reward by returning the
third hoor between 10 and II O'Clock to-day No
questions asked A ~ h... +. xxx e. A. I..
The New York herald., 1879-08-02

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sSzESERs SSsrkp.Sss fS Fass-ssA col :. .
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C0AGMMEN AND GARDENERs-5rn Pics-ssh. as >. so. sc,.
fsGrad ssi anu - s''
p2SoiSd AsooAA6EHMilss r1srssa PaSss;A eG col
DWEiiiSa HOUSES Pt" TO Let. PUksIshED AND
nuadfRIn dgfSRgyEsfaEsf s.sn col COL
f.sr.s F.ssa sd 4A and s.A COILS
FiNH XRTs-isn Sa' p4ssass 4ssHs.s, col ol' - '''
foRSisHED ' RooSs SI,S %S6 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
y. isr PAeK-ath and 9Th csis.
hEkS p4e.-sh and eth
Sk$S$ col j..
hs HOUSES. sooHs. -'if flSSks sSh OF BUSINESS. &C.
WANTED-isr PAGK--5th col.
EosT AND F6USp-iss fnsaa PAsH-isi iSai col
SxEsLE HANrELsNisT PAcs"sth COL
isCEELANEoUs ADvERrisEMENTs-loru PAGE
NEW FL sIicArIoNs- rAcs-s.h col.
TEEs9SNAr,sr NoS1R|Js 6tc PasnNlss col e,h %,
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l'Ro%EEsSIoNALM % Is SITUATIONS M wANTED-FEMALEs-
rRoFERIH FS'iiA OUT 81 ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
Eg4H Es5A4E Ssgss4 kH 81 r.en-esAso
SAILS AT AUCTION PAGx-6th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE-5th col
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES-7TH PAGE-6th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-2d and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, xC.-lsr PAcg-3d and 4th
coils.
srORAGE-7rH PAaK-ath col. ~
SUMNER RESORTS-lsr PAGE--5th col a.
TIE TkADES-7TH PAGE-6th col ~ aa
f LEI Foa BtsiSEss If'uRposEs-ssl p4or-4tA
~ col --' ' ' 81. ~
EyEAyELLEns, GUIDE 7.u q ana "a coils. =,
UNFUkNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
1sr PAGE-5th COL s
WANTED TO PQRCHASE-lsr PAGE--6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C.-lsr PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-10rH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
SPORTING, BOoKMAKINc, &C.

1 AZ saratoga paid Sio5 go; Lancewood paid 80 ~;
on Chas Gernaus paid 50 TO- Orders received same
as ~ track uess commission at Turf Commission once,
l3 West 2Sth CRlDGE co.
CARAToGA AND BRIGHTON BEACH RACES THIS
h1day; aneon, French. combination. Stevens House,
Hunters Point Orders received 10 2sth st. Open At
a. NJ. French 81 and s.. Combination, 81.
w LOWELL
SARATOGA AND BRIGHToN.-FRENCH AND AUG
Ction pools sold afternoon and evening the Saratoga
and Brighton races by r. H. FERRIS X CO, Brighton
Beach Fair Grounds Coney Island
THE TURF.
DRIGHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS
- Coney Island
Races, Races. Races.
THURSDAY, July 81. SATURDAY. August =.
TUESDAY. August ).
THURSDAY. AugustT SATURDAY August O.,
aud evory Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
during
Racing eommences.at 4 +. NJ
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE PCS BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION oF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AD-
.yERTIsEhENrS ,rRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EyEN.NG ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


l j. a1 S.S..a S.si's;
WooDRdFP a CO., is7 Montague ST., Brooklyn.
CIvIL AND CRIMINAL, Law CASES ArTENDEp
!S ssi fhnsss ,ss advice 0' letter.
DIyORcEs SPEEDILY. WITHOUT PUBLICITY; IN
s KSa
SAINT Marks place, adjoining Cooper Institute
DVoRcEs OBTAINED LEGALLf.-FEE. $50 NO
Address fxwSER % box iso Herald ONCE c''A''
INVOICES SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB
business a.ssasisa promptly given. ISAAC q. BoYcE
DISEASES aEsMT II MEs nSnEHA pasfnLs AMP NJ SURGICAL
Ia Lexington av near 10Th St Hours stol and TO q
nRoPsY AND ALL IT'S ORGANIC CAUSES RADI-
its efficacy The and fur
llth ST.
DR. RIcoRD's ESSENCE OF LIFE PERMANENTLY
Jrcstores debility and lost vitality in four wees
failure impossible: price - pcr Sole depot, Unt
vcrsity place New York.
nRs. DYER & aIINDLE CURE ALL DISEASES OF
% Wss. G
EDwIN D. SMITH. NJ D.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
men specially, ny %ssSa cures weaknesses
100 East 10th st. Hours to and to sundays. 10 l.
FoRrY, WARS EXPERIENCE. adM NEEvoqs ExHAus- Aus.
near Academy of Music Hours, to and o to g.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D..
i 4
Ia Lexington NV, near 29th St
Hours. to and daso7.
Attention to gentlemen only.
M s. HAyAsA .Sa.ras AawAzs a ASsSs1 as.s IL
spsnish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and Sold
= : : ''''' MARTINEZ 4 60; 6 !; Bankers. ,,
l5arsrAsA M sFASA SArIaS sfsEs ssskdE alKArs DRAWS
s5u5S TUE sT Il FaaEs ss5S5 Il ofR fSlzSs
FSsay TSSAys t a.
KEESIITcKY STATE Annals WASrs DRAWS A6STSI ie
SPECIALLY DAH anfhAs REAEs s SsD sAEs s SS #
r OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE. DRAWINGS
Il vs. q 3: sI g ~, = ss s m
z Is . s. sxsoss II s. NJ ssnasss e g.
esSHflH H. 81 T. ss 0sss 70
So. s'' 81 7s ss, 10, 9, nv y - s. +: s.
fy Park row. wy - ~ '''-''' ~ '''''N-' :
cAPIrAL JJAL ERIE =: E 200 s,S oos Z, r5sos =
Krs9gsSS sSSSSSSi f. S f; : SSaf z s1so
'AA DA'A MfioLE TIcKETs. 81 .o $3.50 ~
THE b3TE 1xkD tr5S Has hEE 1
WHOLE TICKETS, -. HALVES, 81.
j. j. CLUTE X CO. Brokers, 200 Broadw Ay.
K 90 NA1SoS JScSsoS on & CO., BANKEEs. l'''
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. AUGUST IL
WHOLE TICKETs s.; HALVES. 81.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. AUGUST IL.
CAPITAL PRIZE $2OOoOO
TICKETS, $40. $40. $40, S. -; FORTIETHS. 81.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. AUGUST 1e.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $l5.WD. TICKETS. 81.
JACKSON 4 Co. Bankers. 81 Nassau st. near Fulton.
u ERROR.
N The advertised number drawing the third capital
prize 0 in July 81 drawing of Kentucky state Lot
should have been SU6sci. instead OF 1858 b, II.
PORTER CO.. Northern Agents. .227 broadway. Now
York. Il
r TITLE HAVANA. OR SUPPLEMENT, HAS ALw1YS
llbeen decided by Havana Lottery, August H. Capital,
S2Oo Whole ticket 80 cents The numbers eatitle3 to
prizes in regular Havana entitled 20 prizes In Ifte
Havana Only 250UO tickets. 76l prizes paid ssHst
discount r. FIELD CO., General Agents, 2i2 Broad
way Now York.
METROPOLITAN
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
DANCING ACADEMIES.

ItARfIER's DANCING ACADEMY, z3 EAST i4TH
Onear 9th avs branch. 39i Fulton. brooklyn Private
nlly hpu
The New York herald., 1879-08-02

INSIItUCIIONs
Dpromptly provided for families, schools. colleges
SCNERMERliORN 80 East l4th.
flNEACuERS WANTED-JADY FOR DRAWING,
painting, German; young lady. associate principal in
ladies' seminay lady French, German, music lady for
English aud frcnch, spoken lady Tor bookkeeping and
pcnmanship, city. also same West Application forms
mailed for stamp. SCuERMKRHORN. 80 East i4th
yN-ANrED-PROfEsSOR OF MUSIC SOUTHERN
w college, liberal salary lady. German, drawing aud
painting for boarding school In country; head
Iplscopal school PtNCkNEY'S 80 linton square. y. Y.
,-,1-n A YEAR BOARD AND rUITiON-GIRLS
SlCVboys aud young men. Episcopal Academy, Had
dopfeld y. J.
poe 6rH Av-FRENCIi LESSONS GIVEN IN PRl.
eDeDOvato fanlics at professors residence by VI.
GAREAU formerly magistrate einber OF the University
~ OF Moral stories fot MY Pupilsm
mer terms $40 Tor half quarters winter terms S2O for
half quarter
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
pOsr OFFICE NOTICE.


DOSr OFFICE NOTICE
i Tho foreign mails for the week ending Saturday, Au
gust - iS viii close this Office Tuesday at II NJ
Tor Europe by steamship Nevada, VIA Quccnstown; ON
"Wednesday, at IL 80 H. NJ. for Europe by steamship
Bothn Queenstown correspondence Tor Franco must
specially addresscd and at T. NJ Tor France direct,
steamship Lab ador via llavrc; ON Thursday. at " ".
Tor France Gcrmany. &c, by steamship Frsa, via Ply
mouth Chei bourg and Hamburg correspondence FOR
Great Britain and the Continent must be specially ad-
drcsscd and II NJ for Europe, by steamship Adriatic,
via Ouccns for Germany France
specially add'essed Saturday, at a. 80 A. NJ,
for Germany. &c, by steamship Oder via Southampton
aud Bremen correspondence for Great Britain and tho
Continent must be specially address, aud ut IL NJ Tor
Europe by steamship City OF Berlin via Queenstown
rcspondcnce Tor Germany nnd Scotland must Dc specially
addressed aud at T. NJ for Scotland direct by steam.
ship Anchoria via Glasgow. Tho mails for Denmark Swe-
den aud Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bremen
steamers only.
Tho mails tor Aspinwai and South Pacific ports leave
New YORK July 81.
The mails tor bermuda leave Now York July 81.
Tho mails for Havana leave New York July 81.
The mails Tor Newfoundland leave New York August l.
The mails for Nassau " r.. leave New York August L.
The malls for Australia leave San Francisco August
The mails for China aud Japan leave san Francisco
August 10. /. L. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr otrIcr, NKw YoRK. July ~. 1879
The New York herald., 1879-08-02
REV Ards.

L Asst OFFER or REWARD FOR BONDS 4d-.
lIstccn in Tin box from National Bank Of baltimore bo
iunrins 10 tho osate OF William Kennedy: SltD will no
paid thc return OF same delivered to me before
Angnst 10 1870 Principal duplicates of tho bonds arc
already final with
pAnie. are about 10 bc made This reward s open iii
August 10 prox., only. All communications viii be
treated In the strictest confidence.
RICHARD CROMWELL
President Mount Vernon Company.
BALrruopx, July 90 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-08-02

A MkRICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND PoOL
ATables nov and second hand, at low prices WIN. ~
! GRIFFITH Co. vvS Brssdway, ossner 2oth 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HO rEL-John Stone and
wife La HI Make End wife Ttagx s,s BlaT L
Broughton, Q Il Cneesy. Lake Providence: Miss
0 Rourke Miss A Jacobhagen. Miss Kate Jacob
hagen La; g Y Parker and wife, y Louis: I
Relied. Louisville: Bendit. New York. J II
Warren. Augusta, Ga: " Crawford, D Love,
Theus. N Y: II g Bernard end wife. Chicago; Il
7 Land, Macon, Ga; " Il seldom apd wife, At
Ga; Geo Partridge, 1T Louis; Il Maxwell
Louisville:. J GrQssmayer, New York; pr
Wheeler, Montreal f Utsrmayegg Ne Y J YORK 9.
Val M A Downing and wife, Miss Downing. E
+ Claypool and wife lndianapolis: Y I Marx,
u y9h1 ooehTaR df9Mn anod h9gisyls
q; 9 r Hanehett.. Milwaukee,; N + Harbeson.
os Tsm 3h Pdf aedss = Mrs ePf Iam nna
kins. Chicago: Geo Bartels. city; Mrs T & Man
ming. Mrs Waite, Lake Providence: T Ellis,
srSns Macon %sfaey re Ts PIG
bonnie; Kerr, .Av Davis, Mississippi; Miss
e nH9se hss T bees Win New
York J Zanone. Nashville: Gen w ) Harvey, U
sA; A II Gay, Ihervile; II A Barr. Murfee
Mississippi; Brown. Ut Mary: w Briscoe
Tensas.
CAssIDY's HoTEL-Thos A Bardin. Michi-
Lafayette. Ind. L ] Hewitt. Grenada. Miss: B
@ Bnrk Wright's Landings A Carroll, Red
River; John q Bethum. Georgia; Leblanc
JIM Gaudon. Louisiana; Sims. Augusta,
Ga: v G Harbaun;J Barclay. I Barclay; /
Macon. Ga: II Kelly. Il Grimac, Yazoo City
Miss: j Nj Beasley, A + Seymour, Atlanta, Ga
/ Lampkin. Athens Ga: ] A AVERY. Wash
G ks?n e99n Danfor forth New New YORK; Levy
Collins, louisiana Jas l. Mayheld. Mississippi
T s1ns Taw Yonn hul l9nas B aHs
lotte. N @; VIM NJ Buckley. Alabama
ST. JAMES HOTEL-Geo P Rains, East
Hamilton; j G Rains. Marthavile; D w Van
Hunter, At Louis; Hon " Baker, ,Chas T
Miss Z McCland. Miss Clara McCIand. Miss
Mamie Hearn. Miss sarah Turner Miss Josie
Garner, Miss Garner Mobile; Mrs Brooks
Mrs i A White A y. White New York Harry
Holcomb. Chicago: II Gransham. SO Ex Com
pany; 1 g Sterling. Bayou sara: Frank Baker.
Ga; Il w Prosser. New YORK: f Miller, E u
Mill Ala: \ G Lamb and wife. st Louis; e. w
Wiekerham. Cincinnati Mrs. Brown and son.
CITY HOTEL-C Weems. R Moore.
Rapides james Simmons. st Louis; Thomas
Tubes. city: John q Williams. w j Gunnison.
Pittsburgh. Pal B StatterY. Shreveport. James
4 Perison, John N Tucker, Natehttoches
) a3RleS " JeEEup, dOpklnSNlllb. i " 6fhseI.
boston: John g Foley, -Theim. New York :
w W McGar. Huntsville: W 2 Worcester; Vt
Mrs johnson, Miss Johnson. ] Il Hudson.
Chicago: Wade Fl Crawford. Delta Burgess,
Trenton; " a Gardner, Honeywood;, ] W
Gardner Vernon; A Il Hubbard. Lake;
] II Stewart. Pgh Pr: A N Wilson. " II Hart,
GreenviIle: Mrs Nolan. Mississippi; J
Smith. w y Brinktey, w A Duken, Alabama;
James Lewis. Cadiz; A Bendusent. Tensas
parish; Fl B Story and WIFE Louisville; VIM ]
Martin and family. Rodney: Master Frank.
city; John Cronel Is, St Louis: w. Harris.
Gonzales: A q Allen and wife. Louisiana: A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21

Two for the parish Of Tensas.
Two for the parish OF Terrebonne.
One for the parish Of Union.
One for the parish Of varmIlon.
One for the parish Of Vernon.
One for the parish OF Washington.
One for the parish Of Webster
One for the parish Of Vim.
Total, ninety eight Repre- sentative Delegates
Now, therefore. /. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana. do hereby
issue this my proclamation. directing nm else.
tlon TO be held throughout the State. at such
places as may be designated by the legal loea
authorities Thereof, OF 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 eleeiing delegates 10 q Con-
ventlou 10 frame new constitution for the State
of Louisiana according to the above apportion~
mept the delegates to meet In convention. NJ
the State House. at New Orleans. on MONDAY
the twenty first day Of the month OF April. A.
d. 1879. at u o'clock m. And do hereby order
and direct all Rharihs, comm lssioners OF etee~
ton. and other officers therein concerned. to
hold said election on the lay aforesaid. mt tho
places designated by the local AUTH rifles 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 o.
Louisiana TO be hereunto attached, at the city OF
New Orleans. this twenty fifth day OF the month
OF January. In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine. and
NJ the Independence Of the United States OF
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