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Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
The unileI Assembly.

The United Assembly gave another
of their popular sorees at Rosendale
Park on Saturday evening last. The
main feature of the evening was tke
introduction of the very pretty quad
rille entitled "Little Buttercup," which
was faultlessly danced by the Assem-
bly, and their ladies', and met with the
approval of all present. Mr.. P. Dough-
erty had charge of the affair, and as
usual all participants had a very pleas,
ant time. The Assembly will give a
grand picnic at the park on Friday,
July 4, which will no doubt be largely
attended.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
loo Much Whisky.

Yesterday afternoon between A and
5 o'clock as James A. B. Handy, resi-.
ding at No. SIG Walnut St., was stand
ing in front of his residence with sew
eral ladies young man by the name
of Davis Patterson passed by and used
insulting language at the party. The
young man then went up Walnut st.
as far as Taylor and kept constantly
looking down the street. In a few mo
ments more he walked down Walnut to
Sth St. and stood on the corner. The
ladies in the meantime had gone into
the house, but Mr.. Handy stood at the
door. The young man again passed
the door, and turning back said to Mr..
Handy "you are the man want" and
at the same time used very insulting
language, and pulled off his coat dared
Mr.. H. to go out into the street. At this
juncture of the proceedings officer Nc
Ilheney appeared on the scene of the
disturbance and taking the young man
in charge, conducted him to the hail.
Mr.. Handy was under the impression
that the young man had been drinking.
At the hearing last evening Patterson
was fined 81 and cost.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Damages Assessed.

On Saturday afternoon the commits.
sion consisting Of Joshua L. Simms,
Esq, Thomas MoClary, VIM. McMena.
min, John Aiken and Charles Moore ap
pointed by Judge Wales were sworn il
by the Mayor. They then proceeded te
the property of John McClatferty, re-
Gently owned by David McCullin anc
used by him as bottling establishment
N. 4. corner of Fifth and Walnu
streets, and after inspecting it returned
to the City Hall to deliberate. The
commission was appointed upon the
application of Edward McIntire and
others to have the street widened. Ii
widening the street it would necessi
tate the taking off some seven feet from
the front of Mr.. McClafferty's property
and hence the appointment of com
mission. After deliberatipg short tim'
the commission decided to award to Mr.
McClatferty the sum of $500. The Clert
of Council filed up the proper papers
and the matter on Thursday evening
next, will be sent to council for appro
| val
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
The Nj, \. Il. A. Festival.

The strawberry and ice cream festival
in progress by the Moral Suasion Re-
form Association since Thursday night
closed on Saturday evening. On the
last named night the hall was crowded
from early in the evening until neal
midnight, and lively business was
carried on in the sale of berries, cream,
lemonade, cake and flowers. The asso-
citation while thankful for the general
support given are especially under OBJ
legations to Miss Davidson, Mrs. Van
degrift, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs Cook, Miss
Ella Heck, Mrs. Crozier, Mrs. R. P.
Fswcett, members of the choir, Miss
sal1ie Long, Miss Lizzie Gray, Misses
Roberts and all who so kindly extended
their aid and sympathy. We have not
yet been informed of the amount real
iZed.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Special Mention.

D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keeps
all kind of fresh fish, terrapins, NC.
Go to Parry's, opposite Third street
market house, for fly traps, window
screens, croquet sets and water coolers.
Yes, sutterley's is the place to get
J our photographs taken. He cannot
be excelled, and what's more his prices
suit the times. No. 302 Market street,
above 3D..
sutterley copies old pictures.
fine card photographs for sl.oO, at
Sutterley's, 3O2 Market street.
Don't walk this hot weather when
you can ride for 5 cents by buying cal
tickets from Danforth, the Druggist
End and Market SITS.
Chamois Skins, new lot just receiv'
ed, and for sale at reasonable prices.
by Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, 3oz
King street.
Glass and metal ear syringes at the
Ladies' Department of Belts Drue
Store. Separate entrance on 9TH street
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Republican Meeting.

The Republicans Of this city held a
meeting in the club room. No. QUA
Market street, on Saturday evening.
H. C. McLear acting as Presidsn and
B, Starr Secretary. The committees
from the different Wards, were appoint,
ed for the purpose of selecting members
Of an Executive Co..lnittee. reported
a. follows, the first named gentleman
from the respective wards to be Vice
president of said ward:
First Ward-H. M. Mullia, l.. 5.
TAYLOR, Thos. s. Pugh, John &. Will
liams, Thomas McCrackin, Rufus Bur
ris.
Second Ward-Leighton Grimes,
Thomas McVey, VIM. l.. Heal, Joshua
Emerson, John Johnson, Girard Rollins
Third Ward-G. D. Lincoln, II. e
McLear, VIM. J. Robinson, DR.. N. b
Morrison, Frederick Pyle, b. s. Clark
Fourth Wards. M. Woods, VIM. II
Grifin,.A. D. vandever, Charles B. Par
|ry. James s. Heal, Thomas Fox.
Fifth Ward-B. T. Bye, Geo. W
Bush, Frank Pyle, Z. II. Hoagland
John M. Kelley, John Dilahay.
| Sixth Ward--Josehp X. Adams, Henry
Downing, Valentine D. Smith, Edwart
Moore, David Stephenson, Andrew X
Henry. Wy,
Seventh Ward-Frank Stout, Wash
ing,on Hastings, J. P. Ruth, D. r
Hamilton, Philemma Chandler, A. IL
Mason. Nv ~,
Eighth Ward-J. H. Floyd, W. W
, Simmons, L. p. Grubb, 5. Cook, DAVE
Anderson. ,
Tenth ward.-Daniel H. Stewart, q
,, Leech, Z. Green, p. Vincent, 5. Nc
Loughlin, VIM. Croney.
On motion the President was author
lied to call the executive committee to
=, ge,her next Wednesday evening, 10
the purpose of selecting permanent OH
GERS for the club.
On motion of Mr.. b. Y. Bye the exc
: cutiye committee were authorized
;, adopt rules and regulations Tor the gov
ernment of the Republican party.
> Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
AlIOuse or Crime.

Lille Ives proprietor and Rebecca
Dehring, an inmate of house OF III
fame at Fourth and Walnut streets
were arraigned at the police Court
last evening. The former was charged
by one Peter Quinn, with keeping a
tippling house, house of ill-fame and
both we're charged with the larcency
of SIG, the property of Peter oulnu.
From the evidence given it appears that
Quinn went to the house Saturday
evening drunk, and after remaining
there for several hours he left. Peter
testified to be in the house and after he
had left he missed his money. On re-
turning to the house he was refused
admittance. He did not know who had
taken the money from him but said
that it had been stolen in the house.
After hearing several witnesses and
there being no evidence to show that
any of the inmates took the money the
charge of larcency was dismissed. The
charge of keeping house OF ill-famt
was proven, and the proprietress were
req quired to pay $50 and cost. Rebeccs
Dehring was discharged as there was
nothing proven against her.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Strange Conduct.

We were informed by a business man
of this place, that while on a visit tc
Coney Island last Sunday, he saw a
circus in full blast. There were also
games of all kinds in progress, such as
billiards, bagatelle, croquet, cards and
dominoes. There were also brass bands
PLAYING in different parts of the Island
Songs were sung and dancing to string
music going on, and beer was drank
freely. In fact the whole affair remin
ded him more of the Fourth of July thar
the Sabbath. Sodom and Gomorrah
could scarcely have been much worse
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Charges Preferred.

The Directors of the Washington
Fire Company have made complaint
against the Delaware Fire Company to
Chief McCrea, for misconduct on
Fourth street near Poplar while return
inc from the alarm Of fire last Thurs
day evening, by whooping, shouting
and trying to run them in the gutter.
The trial will take place this evening
before the chief.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Taken Back by Her Husband.

John Hoffman and the wife Of resi-"
dent of Texas, Maryland, eloped three
weeks ago and came to Phnnixville,
where the former secured employment
as puddler's helper. Hoffman and
the woman passed as man and wife
and boarded with Mrs. King. The
couple were conspicu ously attentive to
each other, though no suspicious were
aroused until Monday last. On that
day the deserted husband came to Mrs.
Kings, and after passionate inter-
view the lawful husband and wife re-
turned home. The husband said it was
hard struggle on his part to receive
his false wife, but he felt it duty
he owed to his children and his wife's
mother, who had become insane and
would probably die before they reached
home.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
The Police Court.

The trials this morning were held
early. Joseph Powell was the first
offender he had been beating Elizabeth
Dixon a common source of Sunday
amusement in his neighborhood over
Eleventh street bridge. Joseph was
fined $6 and cost.
John Kegan got drunk and being &C.
costed by officer McClane, became
abusive. The bibulous John was
"pulled in" and the fine was 50 and
cost.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Will not Act.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June l6, 49,

WILMINGTON DEL, June l6, 10.
MEssRs. EDlroRs:-T see by an article
published in your issue of the 18th inst
that my name is mentioned as one OF
'scommittee of conference" in the
Dutcher-Watson affair. Permit me to
say that | most emphatically decline to
serve on said committee. | do not wish
to be concerned in the matter in any
wav whatever. Yours, etc.,
THOMAS CARDWELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
OXFORD SPRING FAIR.
wilmington NhAre I'm the Fatr-Wil
mingtOn Horses Victorious.

From the West Chester "Republican''
we learn the following in relation to the
Oxford Fair.
John A. Wilson of this city, has on
exhibition Westinghouse engine and
combined thrasher and cleaner.
"Little Frank bay gelding, be-
longing to the same gentleman, receiv-
ed third money in the 2.40 race on
Thursday.
The sorrel mare, "May," owned by
r. J. Morrison, of Christiana, won the
2.35 race on Saturday. in three straight
heats. Best time 2.35k.
The West Chester "Republican" says
that during two Of the races, Ben. Van.
dever, of Wilmington, Del, insisted on
driving his bay horse 'Abdella" around
the ring. He was ordered to leave tht
track aud not return till the races were
ended.
| Between the second and third heats
in the ESQ class, he was on the tracl
again. The police were ordered to cleal
the track whilo Vandever was up thu
home stretch, in the wrong direction
The gate tender stepped on the TRACK
with the bar in his hand, which was ,
piece of scantling sixteen feet long
He called to Ben, who was going at ,
rapid gait, to stop. 1t was impossible
to stop his Horse in so short space.
The horse ran into the bar, knock.
ing it from the gate-tender's hands, an
at the same time attempting to Jump it
which came near throwing the drive
from his seat. The horse then starte
to run at full speed, and was not stoI
ped until he had run nearly quartz
of mile. A crowd Immediately gath
cred on the track, loud words followed
and it was only by a strenuous effort
on the part of the police that fgh
was prevented.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
Posi- Office Completed.

MrE. C. Jefferis of this city, who has
been engaged in experimenting the
erection and construction of the new
post Office at Dover has returned home.
The press of Dover speak highly of Mr..
J.'s efficiency, and those having the
completion Of the building in hand are
more than pleased with the manner in
which the work has been done.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
The W eat n er.

War Department, Office of the Chi~f
Signal Officer, Washington. June l6-l
A. NJ.
Indications for Monday--For the
Lower Lake region and Middle Stat-s,
rising barometer, northwest to north
east winds and numerous rains, accom-
panied by local storms, followed by
cooler and generally clearing weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
ChiIdren,s Day at f. Zion Church.

L Zion M. +. church, corner OF Ninth
and French streets, was packed with
people Yesterday 20 participate IN the
Childrens day festival, postponed from
last Sunday on account of the dedlca-
ton of the African church on Walnut
street. The scene in the church was
decidedly animated. Wreathes and
baskets of flowers formed a picture OF
rare beauty. The pastor, Rev. DR.. But
Ter, preached to the children in the
morning. The afternoon services cohsls
ted of beautiful choral service, writ
ten by DR.. Vincent, and the constrnc-
ton of floral cross and crown. Super
intendent Murray made pleasing ad-
dress, and remarks were also made by
the pastor, Mr.. johnson and Mr.. S.
Spencer, Rev. Mr.. Skinner from Lin
coin University preached in the even
iuu :,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
NJ. q, II. A Excursion,

Those who not only desire to have a
pleasant day, but to lend helping hand
to the Moral Suasion Reform Associa-
tion, can do it in no better way than
by going with them on their contem'
plated excursion next Wednesday, to
Sea Breeze. The beautiful and spacious
steamer "John A. Warner" has been
chartered for the occasion, and Profess
sor Ellinger with double string band
will accompany the excursion. Re-
frsshmsnts OF all kinds will be serv-
ed on the boat except intoxicating Ii
quors. The boat will leave French
street wharf at 7 o'clock in the morn
ing. The tickets are 80 cents for adults
and 25 cents for children.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16

Out at tie Pine Bridge Indian Agen-
cy they are having just now an inter,
esting illustration of the excellence ol
that declaration of a Democratic Con
yfess that United States troops shall
not be used as posse comitatus. Ger
tain white men have stolen nearly six
hundred horses from the Indians at
that point, and although the stolen
stock was at different times driven OIL
in full view of the soldiers in the neigh
borood, the latter have not dared to
interfere for the protection Of the
Indians. The Democrats intended
that the measure shonld give immunity
to ballot-box suffers, but the party
will probably not be distressed to find
that it enables horse thieves to oper'
ate without peril to interference.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
EXPRESS, MARKET TRUCK tFRh
FARM, ERMANTOWN. Y<-
SNEATH'S PATENT TILTING WAC.
ONS, CARTS, PUSH-CARTS AND
BARROWS, ALSO
IMPLEMENTS,
Which are being sold at cost, including
FLOWS, HARROWS AND CULTIVA-
TORS. All numbers of Moore, Wiley, Pea
centre draft.
Repairing neatly and promptly executed.
b l. A @ X s M T H N q
In all its branches. Particular attention
given to
HORSE HOE ING,
OFFICE I'LL AND 113 ORANGE STREET,
DAVID WOOLMAN Agt,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
GivenlAWay.

A. A. Chapman, the tobacco man at
Fourth and Shipley streets, gave away
to his friends twenty-five gallons OF
lemonade last Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
How to get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise work too hard with
out rest; doctor all the time take all the
vile nostrums advertised, and then you VIII
want to know
HOW TO GET WELL.
which is answered in three words-Take Hop
Bitters. See other column.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16

A petition, with 10000 signatures
was presented at the Cabinet meeting
yesterday, asking Executive clemency
Reynolds, the polygamist, whose SEN
tencs to the Penitentiary was recently
confirmed by the Supreme Court Of
Utah. No decision was reached.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16

DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is acknow led
ged to be the safest and most reliable
medicine for Babes.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
A H. WOODWARD, DEALER IN AG-
~ RICULTURAL MACHINERY


~. RICULTURAL MACHINERY
NEWPORT, DEL.
Agent for the Wood, Faber 81 Morse agri-
cultural engines, with improved governor,
with patent speed attachment by which the
speed of engines while running can be varied
rs revolutions per minute, say from l75 to $50,
and the speed will remain at any desired rev.
olutlon between steam. threshing. separating
and cleaners, also agent for the Johnston
Harvester Company, of Brockport, N. Y.
Single reapers, sizes; combined machines 2
sizes; and single mowers. These machines
have all wrought iron frames, strong, durable,
light draught, easily managed. Continental
reaper weighs only about $50 lbs. Taylor
wheel hay rakes, Selft dump and Hand dump,
light, strong and durable. Farmers friend
grain and fertilizers drills. Agent of Northern
New Castle 20. for the Wizard True Chilled
Plows, light draught steady running, and
easy managed. Office with
J. A. CRANSTON,
my15-7tw Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16
SECOND kUlII
state OF in e Thermometer.

At the REPUBLICAN Office, June 18th,
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
$50 92o $50
Daily Republican., 1879-06-16

MY ANTEp-An American girl wants Il
w situation, is good general housekeep-
er, Gall at No. 605 TATNALL ST. jel6
NIANTED.-t'arm Of from 50 to 100 acres
w for not over 900 cash.
J. Il. HEAlID,
inl6-18-2l Clayton House Building.
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MASS MEETINGS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSERV ATIVE PARTY.
ROOMS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Demo cratic, Conservative Party,

ROOMS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. J
@#A Democratic Conservative Party, !
New Orleans. October Ia. 1870 J
Mass meetings Of the Democratic Conserva-
tive party will be addressed BY Gov. L. A. Wilt
Hons. Samuel ID. McEnery. J. O. Egan. Allen
Jumel. E. Fl. Fay W. A. Strong, F. A. Burke. p
n Ogden. E. John Ellis Albert VOORHEES,. J. B
Eustis. B. Il. Jonas. r. N. Ogden. John Nc
Emery. Don Caffrey. Robt. Richardson. J. O
Moncure. T. B. Lyons. R. 9. Wickliffe. A. s
Heron. A. Roman. T. p. Poohe. w. w. Farmer
VIM. M. Levy. VIM. III. Jack. Gen. Randall Glib
son Ger =. Floyd King. James Lingan. J. g
Hawkes.. P. E. Theard. Hon. ]. II. Acklen. Hon
Z. W. Robertson. Hon. J. B. Elan.
The meetings will be held as follows:
October q. Tuesday-Baton Rouge.
October %. Wednesday Clinton.
October %, Thursday Bayou Sara.
October "a. Friday-New Road, Pointe Coupee
October 81. Monday-Vidalia.
October 2s. Tuesday-St Joseph.
October 80. Thursday-Lake Providence.
October 81, Friday-Delta.
November /. Saturday
November 5. Monday astrop.
November 5. Wednesday
November s. Thursday
November I. Friday-Arcadia.
November 8. Saturday-Homer.
November 10. Monday Minden.
November II. Tuesday-Bellevieu.
November IL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November H. Friday-MansAeld.s
November "a. Friday -Coushatta.
November 49, Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November H. Monday atchitoehes.
November IS. Tuesday-M Montgomery.
November 90, Thursday-Ale
November %. Satu rday --Marksville
November a. neutrality-suspicious.
November %, Tuesday-Vermilionvi
November as. Tuesday-St. Martinsville.
November 26. Wednesday-Ibe
November ~. Thursday-Abbeville
November q, Thursday-FrRnklin.
November %. Friday-Houma.
November 49, Saturday
December 1. Monday-Napoleonvi
December l. Monday-Donaldsony
November 4. Tuesday-Columbia
November 6, Thursday arrisonburg.
November 8. Saturday. innsboro.
November TO- Monday-Rayville.
November II. Tuesday-Delhi.
November 10. Thursday-Floyd.
November IA. Friday -Tallulah.
November II. Notwithstanding
November 10. Wednesday-St. Charles court
mousse
November 20, Thursday-St. John court
house.
November d. Friday-St. Bernard. old court
house.
November %. Saturday-Pointe-a q Ia Hache.
November %, Observation-Disclosures.
November %. Saturday Frankinton
November "a. Monday-Amite.
November 25. Tuesday Gteensburg
November ~ inu ALBfERT Vo so5hGefE
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party Of Louisiana
o. MI. TENNIsON. Secretary. nn16
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Ryder. charged With being drunk. disturbing
the peace and using obscene language: 80 Of
twenty days.
CORPORAL Conrad, charged by Lionel Adams
with perjury: discharged.
Vim. McCaffrey. assault and battery on Cor
poral Conrad. was sent before the Superior
Criminal Court under $3.50 bonds.
CRsar Huchez charged with forgery. was re-
leased an $500 bonds.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
Registrar OF Voters. Parish Of Orl.ans
New Orleans, Sept. a. 1879.
The Office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY, the twenty fifth day OF September, at st..
Patrlcks Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
"a. 1879. Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1872 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
cd to use diligent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from o'clock d. m to y M, and
from 1880 to Z p m.
CHAS. CAVANAC.
Registrar Of Voters.
se26 Il Parish OF Orleans
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Another Fight On Rnrnside's Hands.

Nhbu SOT. DttlLI4OE5 DuHJ
As has been generally understood since the
findings of the Schotield commission In the
Fitz John Porter case, the fact that Porter 8
dispatches to Gen. Burnside were made pub
lic by, the, latter had much, Y not all, to do
with Porter's conviction. Porter, considering
the dispatches to Burnside as private, was
much freer In his comments than II he had
supposed they were to be given out. Gen. w.
b. Franklin, the commander Of the. Sixth
Army Corps, has written letter on the sub
iect to an old army friend here in which he
uses language calculated to prompt Gen.
Burnside to demand an explanation. He
says:
"The late developments In the Porter case
show how dangerous 1t 10 to trust fool, how
ever well-meanIng fellow he may be-. Por-
ter's dispatches to Burnside were friendly
missives, and whatever he said about Pope
was intended doubtless for his own ear. No
body but fool could have looked upon them
In any other light, and it was the height Of
folly Indeed Of knavery) for Burnside to have
transmitted them to Washington"
Gen. Burnside is fussy, but he is courage
Gus. He gave the lie direct to Senator Conk-
ling In executive session last winter; His
friends here say he will certainly call Gen
Franklin to account for his language
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Second Recorders Court.

Maggie Smith. pilferinR. thirty days In the
Parish Prison.
Rosa MAXWELL assaulttng Officer st. RoBas,
thirty days In the Parish Prison.
r; Simon and ]. Jordon. Migrants. five days
III the Parish Prison.
Caroline Williams. accessory to charge Of
rape $4,000 appearance bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-21

The official list shows that the Senate q
California Will contain % Republicans,
Democrats and - Workingmen, and tht
House 80 Republicans, Is Democrats and q
Workingmen. Three OF the last, at least, are
Republican In their sympathies.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

New Orleans, ect0bsr 10, ls5D-Ks
compliance with q resolution adopted BY the
State Nominating Convention OF the Demo
cratic Conservative party at Baton Rouge. on
the eighth OF October last past. empowering
and requiring the President Of said Convention
to appoint on the State Central Committee Tor
the State. at large, three members from each
Congressional District, have the honor to an
nounee the following appointments:
First District-Albert VOORHEES,, q Orleans
Jules G. Denis. Of Orleans; Timothy ONeil. OF
Orleans.
Second District-E "A. Burke, Of Orleans
William Pagan. OF Orleans: J. H. A. dauth-
reaux, of Orleans.
Third District-R n. Sims. Of ASCENSION :
John ). Billiu. Of Lafourche: John Clega. OF
Lafayette.
Fourth District--J O. Wise. Of Rapides; Fl. O.
StrinRfellow. OF Red River; james Il. CosRrove.
of Natchtoches.
Fifth Dlstrict-J Floyd King. 81 Concordia:
+. Delony. Of East Carroll; hobert Richardson.
OF OuaohitR.
Sixth District-F r. Perrodin, of ST. Landry:
A. D. Lafar9ue. OF Avoyelles; ]. N. THOMPSON.
oc9I g. p POCHE, President