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Board Of Supervisors
for
Winneibtif Gonntp, Soma,
Nprils Moeet, 1878.
Detcrab. Soma Zoe april 1879.

Detcrab, Soma Toe april 1879.
SfslSe ben pep ecp peptalnf Selitmmslle
msote Scarott | 9purtbulet.
3ilitpe Termlno 6uinIipn ca WPeelems
msrns asnpaQ. Sapea. Srcwneu ~ wers
riu.
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ming NJ At y. u. Quarter al y. Is
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gage. upitet al ibcmas Ibcmlpn 9n 9iarIs
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al saanst % "ilep~ en- irlItiis ItlirmninI
al Sluticniinrns paa Rcien. at iaa melet
At Sittsrbspsn hinee bcrtialpe. Ctr Scr,
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aupiisrtn blep raaldst. al ri cptrnSunts
yanolipifs lcr psnns Seiitlie.
Otter Nerlla9 blsp 6cuntp auritsrsu
btcrertt ar uolsee III w. SulmRr IN
@lrrant poa battlgipnoet Tor ct Stlsb al
~ pr. llse tnetil nSite Wses ~ rtttt
Scare ~ en- 5ia9ass Marrlnt al 50 nj
Bttll,ns al bans Stliier.
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maalie rrretasss gu no OpmallinR AZ et
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Setinaslis. al anlssrns tsialer ale Sms
tcltninstr, cs 6cuutp 9anbmdalsreu beor'
pres nj at cpmdals famine.
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Insurance.

Insurance.
SOban 5obnlOn 8ios, bpis $us
% Snobo nsobt9ole s5rsbas often
ben 2osn Mai. Dor asiursrsi i "Dst
nOrite sisnfciss Bsltptteliss. Ssliab'
for $3.50. Seliflbst bar allsrebe
trunst sSoranituItnlnssr til at iao
&sluronceinmmen oGtfet mee oct
allsrierlte.
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Oct er en- reen tlmuliabeb.
Satieu fan life betlsne aus fins
&unosr paa sneans. ban Tan lite
taaIe at bepese fs iaa burtist ; NOsIs
maa enbslia pers iaa iniIos at psnts
liot. Sulf eneana paa bette. 33 3
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&can, 9iean.

Hcgn, Gcgn!
sr ct a~lmlnosIist Gnifs for 8iesn
Der cmfrlng; paa enfelte Stsber. {.
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900 Sfur. men til os ipnss Oct life
at pile tomme. ifienot 81 bsbepsr
Bet i9roelss sobt, tbi SOro,n TT
oper al Maaoe ter. Waisplant.
ninsen sr i fuIb Song, % SIsre er
auerebe f9rbiae bermeo.
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3 ell &apport, iOm nplis bIep
uosluen pso Nslu yorfs Wsisriuo.
itlulns. % iom blsu aftrpit / aers
Slbslfriitsr ior N%s.rbrus. iisss Der !:
Den bspiie uoitiuebe SmeriuIsr bar
Den. ION iabriferes af 8eQs, 8idarb.
ION & So. burlington. BsrmOnt."
Den saranteres at elpe en- imut 9ul
Slrpe uoen / nossn Ssnlssnbe at
p9rs lfaotnbe for Smerct. Den
iaass Doe Npotbsfsrnt.
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FVT '''''' $1,000 .T-'..,JT
All Republican electors, and all others, who
are in favor of honest and efficient govern
ment at home and opposed to placing Confede-
rates in charge OF the National Government,
are invited TO take part in the primaries.
NJ. n. JOHNSON,
Chairman Republican County Central Com.
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3aler I JOlfcfprUset.
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coercion o. . VI 9oualanb.
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SufteS

1000 Cons aammelt Scrn. 1000
Cons NiQer, 500 Cons at sammelt
Gin. &obber. Wesiina os 3inf.
Bring bet ind ~iuareit mulist.
y. 9. Smout
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Jarperi.

MGncs- os ,5ruentlmmer. &lacer.
"Sboples" % ANDRE Eager iaruss
% alerss lom hpe / Sscorab lilo.
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xufal9s.

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iilialss / Gainesville, @aieud So Mlnn..
belissenos pee @lncna & ct. Better Pancn.
Is YdIt On ira Rdntatr % 10 Wjle Den
ira 8lieeel. Spens Sucrdanerantal I'm.
trent 1900. Sptreni Den enelie ,supelbus
III | Spen. @runoen III at lea enter 1t
idlse ar edlrliS Selbrfb. yiesbabere tehas
ger al benusnos IA nj g. y. 9erbcpia.
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3ilfdlss. Gnrel trusts Wsblsr. iaa.
tom GOA ~ Stclt meo &slisbadrstetrit.
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NJ. TX. er bialsr tilialss. NIB at benpenrt
ia III Z. u. @anion. bps ammcu. Sectt
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lea Tor GieLIiffet bperfen er Weoltm
al Beftprellen eaer Samiunoet. tan
lea alIiaepel maaite iaa Sou til at lige
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.-..N~ s~n attvt VI StuAeI,
OF Heoen latte et u~oplelell9i
Sesl paa bans 5unse - ban par
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Hnifes.

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nj tlebs | Sptte fcT Yartr ale os ppttter
Der fan brinles pS.
32tf @auasn s. 8eierirn.
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AZ Oct ameritaufe Nldq.
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q Decorah Light Guard.
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e) Ridgeway :. G. Band.
~ Goueaeeleperne meo BET norite SlaQ.
y Washington Prairie Marshal Band.
h) 0eltagere talmiuoeligbeo.
il a%ierenoe.
QSroiesliouen gnar 0eit gSdicr Street
Ill Ammon Scott a Go.e Buff, oers
ira ilpo III Uiain Street. lot III
rs ourtbus square. ilpo I'll Broad
wap iorbt Wictbooiittirteu. oerira ipelt
nj 6sitplaoieu "GooleD5 @roue")
3. 0prnmHif paa ScItarnnecn.
4. cana al Jpun % SEMINAL.
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bait me9et Qrbeioe for o,tie uoer Der.
Tor al blioe n0unt | Narsberetningen;
Samfunoets 3atuemmeliabeo mob benz
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Yrol @b Solun,. (uao Norif)
Yroi " Snunu (paa GnseIiD
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Samlllrr. Der oslin0er onmoeee
ON AT meoidGe Wnhturoe mto ncn
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Otcorab. Soma.
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Gfule.

Qleper | 5ssntns. Walins. Srcctrina ~
andre Saanparbsipsr mcptases hos Wrs.
Gina Siuinston. Sicle bpsr Das llasn.
81. Glcup pctsl. Cseorab, .9nra. 80
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Iowa Weather Service.

Or. Wuliapus Ninrlhs JITettsr
RieeasssS bierpaticner | Csccrlb icr
llasn cp III 1870 WPai 1879.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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~" NIs""e"Fr~-s t"f~sssss N~"sI.~
Der meo mere ferarteee Scenerier, %
pasieru aicnncm here S~erretniu1s %
Scmmerfcrusieliestt eber enc nrleu an,
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Minioner ai o%uertroiife Mieuneiter

WiliOner ai ouertroiife Meuneifer
bar tiIlat Siust. foroi De trosos paa
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ney-Wort sr Ell ubm9tfet Wsoieln
for Npte- os 9suerimsrisr Den .r
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Vile % gabuer til at fomme os
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oil holoe. buao ri lopsr.
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cper D. y. Itnnis's Butt. Rsotr
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NrU0rant:

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famlce pad pane Sielc."
. Hrceeeiioneu letter ia
Sece0cl,e Slcftcu balpti
fplocuce Srccn
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1mrfiDbSpriicr.
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En- fin hvid Skjorte, for S150 nu $1.OO.
En- extra fin hvid Skjorte, for $500 nu $l.50.
Kolorte Skjorter fra 35 cts. til rs cts.
Yapirfrauer ira 10 til IL Scents pr. GOr, Shics VonrmetOrilaOer,
SalssS Clips, StrOnrpcr Oiu, til nbOrtc bilge Yriler.
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S5oraIcm lite al Is mine Sdrr
T.. IL l..
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who were there 70 Joke, and melted some to
tears: Il only regret that have but ono life
to lose for my country"
Swing the rebel off," shouted the mad
dsned Cunningham. In half an hour the body
q the martyr was buried. probably In grave
marked, and when the Revolutionary army
re-entered New York there was no one who
could tell where Hale was sleeping. But the
story OF bis heroic death. and 81 his mernora-
BILE words under the. Rallows, speedily be-
spired the men liks o victory and In after
years until within n comparatively recent
time, Hale's only monument has been the re-
membrance OF him az the Martyr Spy OF tho
Revolution" and Of his dying words.
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PARAGRAPHS.

Wade Hampton received eleven wounds
during the war, one Of them sabre thrust,
The PhiIadelphians have used during the
year 19,367,07!,569 gallons OF fresh water
mostly In washing pavernents.
A heavy earthquake occurred at Cairo, Ill.
recently It lasted one minute, and houses
were made TO tOtter, but no damage was.
done.
Jewelry is made In Germany from the pure
blood OF the OK. The blood Is dried, reduced
TO powder, and then moulded and polished.
What next2
Birds build their nests In the seaweed which
grows and floats with the Gulf Stream, and
In many instances are found thousand
miles from any land. This weed Ia sustained
by pods grown upon it. which act az air-foats.
A call lie out for an interstate convention
OF su9ar-cane growers Of the Northwest In st.
Louis, Januarys. We should not expect such
convention to be much crowded.
A private meeting OF the opponents OF re-
sumption is to be held In st. Louis at once,
according TO Washington telegram, and
some OF the Western congressman who are
tainted with Greenbackism have been invited
TO attend 1t.
The next Wisconsin Legislature will not
contain many boys. The average ages OF the
thirty three Senator's Is 501l years, and that Of
100 members Of the Assembly Ia 45X. That
crowd is old enough to know the best man for
United States Senator.
The Supervising Inspector OF steamboats,
states In his annual report: II am proud to
say that In upwards OF 200, 900 persons car
ried on American steamers during the last
year, only one person and one-tenth were lost
In each million. do not hesitate to assert
that travel by steamer under the existing
laws Of the United States is safer than Ia any
country"
Nine OuivoQne was lately condemned TO
four months Imprisonment and 500 francs
fine in Paris, on account OF her last novel,
madame Ducroisy," which the tribunal
found to contain, ON almost every page, scenes
or words which constituted an Outrage on
public morality. The publisher OF the book
was also condemned to fine OF 500 francs.
A paper by Norman Lockyer has recently
been placed before the French Academy Of
Sciences, claiming to prove that many Of the
so-cailed elements are compound bodies He
believes that there Is but cue form of matter
truly elemental, and that it is 10 the shape of
hydrogen, though not hydrogen ITSELF The
New York Independent says that IL the dis
covery 10 admitted as genuine, it is certainly
one OF the most brilliant and important OF the
decade, II not the century.
A French medical journal states that DIR.
duyot, after consulting the best authorities
On the subject, and making the necessary cal
culations, has determined that the number OF
pulsations during the different ages OF life is
as follows: During the first year. s., 900, 600,
Ia round numbers; during the first two years,
100, 900 600; the first eight years, 435 600 600;
the first twelve years, 6i4000, 600; the first
fourteen years. G38, 900 900; the first thirty
six years, giving the figures La full l, 22g 904,-
500; during q lifetime of fifty years, .g2S 16G,-
900; Of sixty years, 269, S0o, 900 and OF eighty
years, 3,007, 100000.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
The Notable Mead Of the Year 1878.
;Cineippati Gazstte Dec. so1


,st ~ NO ndn ,,s3 q ne necpoegc
among royal personages Their names viii
10 ps ,ouad 10 tne suplgned llss, when is ar
Ia,mgsu ~ nghtns. we 90 not claim com.
ses ss Ior ~, Due u lhciuaes the Halorltyof
tn fa pes. known sp, names s;o,,u y.. p
o,sir fyu ., n 1a marnoTa the FLO
T Tan statesman .s 7ai Victor Emna9nel,
hn,tng o. lmiy 10 ms 55th year Gen.
s se OMeai, inc fehiap leader; Deme-
illus bnIearls, the creek statesmans
2anuseal DoWiss, o. ths Springfield, Mass.,.
tthtep.'os.,"., o. nm Eowara Ireasy, au-
e.ot u me omSen Declsiys Batt leg
~ ~, vUe u. W,Uu, a.,u otns1 histgrles, ~
5ir W, surfing maxwell, writer On Spain, and
sIsbnn ponn 81 P ss gn I nr 1nhn &
ran, the nserateur; joseph hildsbrand, the
metaphysiclah, w, Ne a. Nitfasoif, the great
Russian poet, g.
,,,r,st aa p, p,s ss ,1s INC Garc
sflss 81 o ~ III No. IA, 90 as n
the noted missionary, 2; 9; M. Conrad, Sec
retary OF war under fresldent fillnore, rs
BILLET oa H. .he yesu , essronoIner, ~
s aownseho harrs' tx un,.sd ota.ss oonm .
s Era,a, 1h gapan, ~ oiaude BERNARD the
fTencn physloioglst. ,,
Marchs-Julirs robert Menyer, dlscoverer
q tne ineSnan .s equiyaient o. neat, +. ".
II aa.s ING hraVslsr. OF -. y. WAGE. ~
ne lotn year ISAAC Adams, inventor o. tne
Adams printing press, Is; Count Schlopis,
ilA, ,ri, sesss Thia 10 Ia..., ,r,., ,,,
,xhpIil;.ma1.-. Ohiel ouS,ice yer bigeiCw, Oh
iaa6 ssn" s,.. o, !ssvi 1eorge Pqgna,a'
t esapang, rsA' ~. xu m'h,hIsesr ~ w. M.
pn,o m, le ~ Company, 81; the Earl OF
Leltrim, ~ murdered m
~, m nyy.1,a asussshi 80, Caenarine Beechsr
rso hases m umrney Engmsn salesman, ~
3d. John MoTrissey, 0 7; Murray pf Hef@an.
bn5 JuIIst. Jonhtnhu Whikef, WmJtl6r y
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THAT INFORMER.
CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST n. W.
GREEN BY THE STATE PRINTER
THE MATTER TO BE BROUGHT ne
FORE THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
TO-DAY.
Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans, January z. 1879.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans. January 2, 1879.
Mr.. John G. Murray President New Orleans
Typographical Union:
The undersigned. one Of the proprietors and
the Business Manager Of the New Orleans
DAILY DEMOCRAT Ia Union newspaper, and the
State Printer Of Louisiana. addresses to you
In your official capacity. this his respectful de-
mand for redress and justice In the matter oil
the grievous and criminal wrongs inflicted
upon him and upon the said New Orleans
DEMOCRAT. Union paper as aforesaid. by q
member OF the New Orleans Typographical
Union-H. W. Green by name.
The undersigned charges said Il. W. Green
/. With conduct unbecoming an honorable
9. With wilfully bearing false witness.
.. With deliberately. and with malice afore-
thought misapplying the rules set down by the
Typographical Union for measuring rule and
5. With violating the confidence Of ais en-.
s. With dIstorting information surreptitious-
and for his own malicious ends. using such In
formation to blacken the character and iniure
the business OF his employer.
charges The undersensd reserves the pre SeDa
ton Of others, whenever the New Orleans Typo
graphical Union will be pleased to inform the
UNDERLINED OF their intention to bring the said
Resting In perfect assurance that the very
honorable association over which you preside
will not fail to investigate charges OF the grave
fers against a brother member of your Union,
the undersigned earnestly requests the favor
Very respectfully EE9 9TRESsiE W pupRr.
State Printer and Business Manager Of the New
Orleans Democrat.
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been known. Whether Hale was treated with
| the kindness that was extended to Andre after
his capture is very doubtful. It Is certain that
he was not after he arrived In New York.
Hale denied nothing. He admitted that he
was captain In Washington's army, said
that he had been spy and had been success
full In his search for information, regretted
that he was, by his capture, unable to serve
his country, and then fearlessly awaited his
sentence. He did not even demand a court
martial. In few minutes he heard his SEN
tence: William Cunningham, Provost Mar
shall OF the Royal Army In New York, is d.
rected to receive into his custody the body of
Nathan Hale, captain In the rebel army,
convicted as q spy, and to see him hanged by
the neck until dead tomorrow morning at
daybreak."
It was just at daybreak Hale handed the
provost marshal the letters that he had writ
ten and asked as dying favor that they be
kept until they could be delivered. Cunning
ham read them insolently in HaIe's presence,
and then tore them up. When asked after
ward why he did this, he said that che did
not want the rebels to know they had man
who could die with frmness." Then he or
dered Hale to make ready for the scaffold.
His arms were pinioned, a coarse white gown
trimmed with black was placed over bis body,
and white cap put on his head. A rough
board coffin was carried by attendants Ia
front OF him, guard OF soldiers was around
him, and the negro executioner, Richmond.
brought up the rear with the ladder and the
moose. Thus attended, Hale walked 70 the
gallows. It Is probable that he walked from
the prison to the cemetery. on the site OF a
cart OF which the new courthouse stands.
Then, while Capt. Hale was standing on the
rounds Of ladder, with the moose about his
neck, Cunningham addressed him, and SCOT
fin0ly asked him to speak out his diving
speech and confession. 1t is said that Hale
Just glanced, with . touch Of contempt on his
features, ct Cunningham, and then turning
to the otheFa be said quietly but with an i'm
pressiveness that siienced the jibes Of those
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into book form, and such number OF copies
must reprinted as the Secretary Of State may
deem necessary for the use Of the Legislature
Sections and z, and paragraph 2, section
1O).
Now, the provisions In paragraph g. section
10, that the Journals Of each house shall be
printed In nanion type, cannot by any forced
construction be applied to the reports and
documents, which, by the express provisions
OF paragraph 4, section 10, act No. 49, 1877,
must be printed In long primer type. The
meaning of section 1913, Revised Statutes, is
That the matter used In printing the reports,
provided for by sections 1857, 1853 and 2611,
snail be used In ''the manner and form
prescribed for the printing and publish
ing the Journals" that is that this same
matter shall again be set in book form, as
originally, and two thousand comics there
OF printed. to form part and parcel of the
separate volume" containing all executive
messages communicated. and the reports of
the various State departments, etc.
Ninion type, as every publisher knows. ia
specially adapted to newspaper publication.
Long primer, on the other hand. is the size Of
type almost universally used in the printing
OF pamphlets.
Section 2Gl3, 3. s.. nor paragraph 2, section
TO- act No. 40. cannot by any fair expert be con-
strued as meaning that the Legislative Docu-
ments" are to be printed in minion type, In
double columns Of newspaper Measurement, |
as In the case Of the Journals Of each House Of |
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confidence OF ais en-
New ORLEANS. January 8, 1879.

NEW ORLEANS. January g. 1879.
George W. Dupre. ESQ.,, State Printer. etc.:
Sir-Mr. E. A. Brandao has handed me your
communication of the second instant In which
you make complaints against Mr.. Fl. W. Green,
q member OF the New Orleans Typographical
Union.
In reply. beg to say that shall lay your let
ter before the society at its next meeting. and
promise for 1t respectful consideration.
am. respectfully. etc.
JOHN G. MURRAY,
President New Orleans Typographical Union
No, II.
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THE SPECIAL REPORT OF THE GRAND
JURY.

To the Hon. VIM. r. Whitaker Judge Superior
Criminal Court. Parish OF Orleans:
The attention Of the grand jury has been
called to the fact that there Is an apparent
overcharge, amounting to several thousands
OF dollars. In the bill presented by Geo. w.
Dupre, State Printer, dated March 90, 1875 a
certified copy Of which accompanies this re-
port, said bill being headed as follows:
NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1878.
State Of Louisiana, Department Secretary of
State.
To the NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, DR..
Printing and binding Legislative Docu-
ments," session 1873, as per section 2613
Revised Statutes of Louisiana, In a separ-
ate volume, containing the following mes
sages, reports, documents, ETC., to wit:
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In Turkey the forehead of the convicted
author of a notorious faIsehood is branded
with hot iron. II Eli Perkins lived In Tur-
key they would have to hang coupons to him
to accommodate all the tailies.-f Bridgeport
Standard.
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Pages.
Governors Message. ..............2 20
Report Secretary OF State. ....... ..... Ga
Report State Librarian. ..... "a
Report State Auditor. ........2 51
Report State Treasurer. ..... 166
Report Superintendent Of Public Educa-
Report Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. ...................... 224
Report Attorney General. .......... GO
Report Adjutant General ... IA
Report State Engineer. ............8 So
Report State Printer ..... 8
Report Board of Health ... 206
Report Charity Hospital .. "a
Report Insane Asylum .. SO
Report Blind Asylum ..... so
Report Register Land Office .... %
Report Bureau Immigration 49, .. 4
Report Consolidated Association s
Report Board Control Penitentiary 80. As
Report Investigation Committee on Au-
Report Investigation Committee OF, on %
Treasurer 16
Report Investigation Committee on Edu.:
Report Investigation Committee on Land ~
Report Investigation Committee on "
Report Investigation Committee on Peni-
tertiary ........... 16
Report Investigation Committee on
Charitable Institutions " 16
Report on WALES VS.. Wakefield ... rs
Report on Moore vs. Cage. ....... So
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .21s7
Two thousand volumes Of 21S7 pages each,
charged as follows:
Section 10, paragraph 2, act No. 49, 1s7s-650
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is a safe and pleasant
t1vfgorant for delicate females.
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1t you want bargains for Christmas gifts
don't fail to visit No. lat Canal street. During the
day they are slaughtered and at night they are
given away at auction.
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Always ready: need no cooking;
Shadines are fish for which you're looking. II