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France.
THE POLICY OF TIE NEW PRESIDENT.

THE POLICY OF TIE NEW PRESIDENT.
PARIS, February Lord Lyons, the Bri-
fish ambassador, will give select banquet
to President Grevy at the British embassy
next week. "a
General Chausey will probably be replaced
in the goyernorship of Algiers by Nj.
Krantz, late director-general OF the Paris
Exposition.
The Gazette de France says: "President
Grcvy, in receiving the Judges OF the Court
OF Cessation, told Judge MERCER, president
OF that tribunal, to inform his colleagues
that the Government does not intend to vic.
late the principle Of the irremoyability OF
iudoes ,,
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STAUNTON. J

WAGES on THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD INTERFERING WITH LABoR-sUlTs
FOE DAaAGEs-ExPREss FRElGHTs, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'cb.]
.s,g ~: FEBRUARY 7. 1879.
Yesterdayia committee OF employees Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad returned from
Richmond, having been there to see if any
thing could be done to revoke the order, re-
Gently issued, reducing wages ten per cent.
I learn, though not directly, frous. the COM
mittee that they were not successfuls the Of
ficers of the company not fiuding it within
its ability to pay, a. higher rate than that
established in the REDUCTION. SO. =, r..
A party of seventeen coIored wood cutters
hare been arrested and held to bail to keep
the peace for combining to prevent three
wood-cutters cutting wood ut less than forty
cents q cord. The three .intefered With
were cutting ut thirty-tiSe cents fer Mr.. j.
T. Hamilton, near Staunton. The combi-
nation took an appealirom the magistrates
decision and gave bail to answer at the
County Court. Magistrate j. NJ. Lickliter
heard the case, and Commemorative Attor-
ney James Bumgardner, Jr., represented
The State, and 81. st. George Tucker repre-
sented the defendants.
Twesuts for damages have been docketed
for the next Circuit Court term-one being
that Of Miss Julia A. g.. Shultz against 7.
". S. Gisener for $1,000 damages for breach
OF promise Of marriage, and the other being
that OF James w.. Kriser against Jacob
Barger for $1,000 damages for assault. In
both cases Shelley & Bumgardner represent
the plaintiffs, and in the second case John
". Stout represents the defendant ~
An express fight is going on between this
city and Baltimore, The Baltimore and Ohio
Express Company having reduced, the rate
from Staunton to seyeUty-fiVe cents per
one hundred pounds. The Adams Com
pany follow suit. .,,..,,.,, ;, +
Tomorrow the rezdiusters Of the county
meet select delegates to the Richmond
Convention. .fe>ssr i3:;-Fs,aHr
The Moffett punch-in this city yielded in
January S306. "a lTh. h..G 80
The City Council has adopted an amend
meat 70 the market ordinance making free
markets, but Is permitting the sale OF
fresh meat at other places than the market.
s.@ y ...sr.ts.- f..t I. I.s,,rr1r7s; L. PENN
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The VENERABLE HANNIBAL HAML1N
STRUCK IN DELICATE SPoT. Ham
lin has been made to feel the weight OF Mr..
hayess ayeDging hand. Last Monday the
name Of Ebenezer E. Fox was sent to the
Senate to be collector of customs at Bangor,
de: He has held this position for years,
and as the end OF his present term ap-
proaehed he was reappointed. Tuesday
morning in open session MIR. Hamlin stated
taal be had left the Senate chamber the
evening before, soon after the vote on Mer-
.At.s confirmation was taken,' and had for
Souen TO return. He asked that he be al
ioHea tofecord his vote against Burt. Per.
ukslon was granted, and in less than two
hours aiterward Dir. Hayes withdrew the
ELIMINATION =, OF Fox. who was an old friend
VI hamlin, and had originally. been put in
. p0sstion by the latter HQshiagton Post.
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GUANO.
-e0LUBLE PACIFIC GUANo.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF

-
t2.as VIRGINIA.:
RICHMOND, VA. January 9Th, 49,.
We have this day resigned the agency Tor The sale
Of The Pacific Guano Company u brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company and ourselves, all the unsettled bu-
sness or 1878. Including collections, &C., is 10 DO
managed by our Successors, Messrs. JOHN s. REEsE
4 Co., of Baltimore, whom We commend 70 you be-
uevtng your relations with them Will DO both plea.
. :" WALKER, SAUNDERS s co.
From the above card you win please note that rho
Agency OF the Pacific Guano Company win be eou-
Quoted hereafter by The undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendld reputation OF
soluble Pacific Guano, earned BY its superior excel
lepce and remarkable adaptabiity 10 Tie soil or Vir.
giuia especially cotton. corn, and tobacco, a0lt
continue TO be sustained, guarantee being affopd-
ed In the wise management. or the Pacific Gnano-
Company. which has practically unlimited rssoSrces
at It's coHnand-yiz., ample capital Isl .0Cp,0u6),
extensive works, most approved machinery, large
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific ability, TO all
of which add long experience In the business In
connection with The undersigned as general agents.
dating back to 1865. We will keen supply OF
Gnano on band at Sorfols. Portsmouth,, Petersburg
{ 4' =! JOHN 5. REESE & CO., General Agents.
4: IA 29-3m ~ Baltimore and Richmond.
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..NOTE-PAPER, &c


EXCHANGE, LIVERY, ANDEa,
II sALE-sTABLES kND RICHMONQLfAl.
BAZAAR, 1883 ANDIa40 FRANKLtN STR EEI,
am now prepared, with unsurpassed IaGll1ly. 20
Special rates to droyers, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF the1r Dust
ness. - =, -, J. -. ......,,hod =,
Bazaar for the SALE By AUCHON OF HGtkIS Uses,
"a mi Es. BRIDI. ES, ROBES WHIPS, &C.
!. AUCTION DAYs: WEDNESDAY and asATuf-
DAY AZ = 's'0sN JoHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
J C, g. ALLEN, AanageF.t 3i,i;ii3 81 80 - ]
c. G. BURTON, Aqcisoneer.t ~ Z oe |
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Rescued Mariners

LIVERPOOL, February 1.-THE British
steamer Agia Sofia, from New, Orleans, has
arrived. she rescued from boat two OF the
crew Of the British ship Yandiemen, Cap
tain Corpiag, from Liverpool January 30th
for Sandy Hook, which was sunk by colli-
sion with an unknown vessel. The crews
of both vessels, except the two men res.
cued by the Agia Sofia, are supposed to
have been lost -. .-,..#: e.. ..-....t.,t
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LICENSES.
+ go CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
i. RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1879.

CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,l
=, tt, - RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1879.
tt GEMS vs..
owners of WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYs, HACKS,
BUGGIES, OMNIBUSES, and other VEHICLES
for which an annual license Is required; also, own,
ers OF DOGS, BITCHES, and GOATS. are notified
that LICENSES viii be issued from this Office on
and ner the lst OF February, 10 expire on tns Slst
iny Of january, ] $50. j. Is. ROYSTER,
10y - Os.'ts''f'~N1s' Auditor.
NoTICE--Owners OF carts engaged In hauling
wood and coal are required by ordinance TO preSent
the inspectors certificate when applying for IL
cense. 4 - - - y. Is. ROfsIE
: fe FIFE IL iE5}lG y = i'.ls Auditor.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, February 7, 1872.
Country Produce.
Appies sl.75@S2.5OT E, barrel.
BeesUar: 22c. y 10.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l5@1sc. fair
:" Corr S Ieat: 4s@5oc. . bushel for country.
$685. su unpeeed, sGse caerries, 12%e5i5c. > s.;
backberries, &C.
Eggs: In barrels. 2lc. o daSen: In crates. 21@
Fsethsrs: Prime iye-eoose, 35&4oc.; common.
Flarseed: 81 p bushe
mixed 45a50c.
Ssts ssed If fSsS s BARREL .2asa5o.
Lard: Country. 6@Gkc.
Bye: G5@70c. 5 blislieli
SHmac: Prime, !oc
BnLed Strdio: 35@4oc.
TdLiOtD: 5Ql5kc. = ID.
Wool: washed. 2G@2sc.: unwashea. 17@1sc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. z tb less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose: dale, $3.50 z, barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, S@ l0c. p bushel; Rockand,
sl.lo@fl 22. according to Quantity; Jo'n'er Tim
Plaster: Lump, 1880; grounu, SO; caicihed
Tar Tar: Large size, s3.25@s3.5o.
ORR Goods.
Bro,on Sheettnos and Shirttn1s: Al Hanches-
ter, &C.; Z Manchester. 5.c.: i Manchester, Az;
"A JaJnes River, &C.: James River. 5Sc.; i
James River 49,; - Granitcve b9 aG Grf r
A w. ConestOga. &c: = 6. Conest1Sa. &C: ID.
Conestoga. 64c.; 1O-4 reperill. 25c.; l0-4 City,
Eliza Bieacked Shirsinos and shsstings: "A wan-
sutta, 0kc.: A Masonrile. 94c.: A ROckdae,
&C.; A Home. shc.; A Oneida, lOc.; a
s aSSIe Wstestcae e Barnie7 rs s ssd
seGScre Ss zhc; io-4 Wahau' aSe: lo-4 City
SroS1n Drills: Petersburg. eye; CraniteylQ,
Corset, Jeans: Pavonia, &c.; Amoskeag. l0c. /;
Denim: Harlem. IKE: Boston Steam Mills. Sc.
Prints: American. bnc.: Aliens, 6Hc-: Rich.
mSaa ss Rncn c
ery, &C.; Oriental, Pacific, &c.; Arnold, &c.; LIAR
mony. 4xc.; Wahsut,a. 4c: .
Camtrics: Rice. Sc; English. &c.
~ Drugs, Dyestufls. Oils, &c.
1 1teso $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated Lys: sa.25@s4 . case Of four
!. ,S GSee9insai. SO SO. p %. ~, >e,.f
Extract NJ .LoSDood: lsc. ..a...st 81.
HH adasey. sIr SSs! H. as
oils: Iinseed. zoe: machine. sl@sl.7 rs: sperm.
&1.25; whale COO; struts, 43taa3c.: Labrador
COO oil. 50d6Oc.; Lard. ESQ.,; sweet, So y uozen:
best salad $3.50 castor. s1.40 q gallon Virgins
intoxicating, 3o95Oc.; Kerosene, l2As, cash, D gall
ION. sHj13 X
1neC otnVs, ~. :. 10000. xr,.h 49,. 49,, or "a
Roots' ohsens, ooc'' seheea, "ieaoo' 'op o"g
45c. O., ,peso1. 4, lo,e r,,,,.n cod, cc
Soaa: sal. SaEgZ':c III Aees Ehsil'n soaA' os''
Spirits TurDsntfns: 4Oc.
Foreign Fruits and Cand".
,o,5,,. ,ona1ac "a M
LemonS: Messina. SO. 5C8S4 p box. ~
Oranges s2.5o@S4-
Grocecics' 6cs
Bacon: Shoulders, 5S454c.; clear r1e-sldes' eHc.;
rif, Ip6
2ints log-round: LGl1c. ylfglnIa haIle IarSe'
e@1oc.: small. 10Gllc.: susar-c.,rea nncanyaseo-
94G1Oe.; plain Mans 9Cg sss. StocA ugnl: .o
j Buckets: Painted: Two hoops S1.4o9Fi.oo'
three hoops, $1.fo@S1.S0.s - ,,,,n,
Broeps ,s Jwo strings Erin sa lsgs1s9 rs'
: Coffee: Rio-Comnon; iiS!Afc. :,. ,ap' 3sS
Isc:: ta yUa e3@a5c. Market ad1ancingHdrm.
.S SaIaHs q IN bslf.boxes. Iac.: ta'yw. lie.
chssse Prime cnteng; doc.: :,p MOI Use.
western prime c1tiin2- eId 9ac-. coiunioh' f@oS''
EnElish dairy: ls@2oe:; Pineapple. 36e.
R;es roina. ea;STN ro SansS So i Ss
North Carolina ssoss No Mac.ere
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 7.--Soon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, t2@2k per cent. Exehange-f,onR
1859; short, 4ssA. State bonds Gull. Governments
+ Erentng. Money, 25 per cent. Exchange, ASK
@4S6.. Governments Steady; new SIS, I04H.
States dull.
~ - - = Il BALTIMORE. - } e
BALTIMORE. February 7.-Virginia SIS, deferred,
a: eonsols, 53A; second series, So rust-due cou-
pons, a. Bid to-day. ..ss. Is 49,. - >
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sKY s.Eam Arm Ssss xxsiE nIsHATCEa
4 yrRoH MI ms 0 rIIE
ss.5' ssss gOREsSDs

/ SHOCKING MIR DER NEAR sSHARREEToN
JuNCTIoN.-THE RAILRoAI, AGENT And
opaaAro SHOE BY AN assassin Am
KnlED-coEGREssrpNAL. AND oTHER
WASHINGTON PRO EEDINtls, THE no.
BAcco o uEsTio N-PReEsaEDINGs BE
FORE The POTTER eosa1rTEE AT NEW
& YQRK-MR. TtIaDEN I'd ArpEAR BEFORE
THE coMMITTEE AT NOON To-DAY--
!. SPECIAL REPQRT OF sTaE DEPARTAENT
or. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COT
TON AND ToBAC Go-cRop sTATEMENTs--
ARRIVAL or rae sTEA MsAlP RtcHa0ND
Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY: VESSELS
ENGAGED IN gRE FRUIT TRADE-FoR-
EIGN AND oTHER NEWS. ~ s.. y! go y. e.
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rhe RIehmand af aifbraItar.

,a GIBRALTAR, February, The United
States steamship Richmond arrived here on
the 5th instant from New York. All we'll,
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Observation-Disclosures.

IMMATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8. 1879.
s sV;; 5 81 Mornin isn i.Dn $40
Moon rises. ........ 600 Evenlng....... goo
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 7, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucille, Besnett, Baltimore. merchandise,
Fl. Il. Douglas. agent.
Schooner S. w. Bunnell, Bunnel, New York, coal,
S. III. Halves. ~,
Schooner Sarah Cullen, Anderson, New York,
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Jones, shingles, Curtis &
Parker.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chantise and messengers. g. W. Allen Co., agents.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United STATES
mail, merchan alse, and passengers, l.. b. latumr
agent.
PHILADELPHIA, February 6'-cieared' Steamer
- Providence, February 5.-sailed, schooner g.
- by Telegraph.
QUEENSTOWN, February THE Spanish steam-
er Eduardo, which left Baltimore January Z4lD Ior
Liverpool, arrived here this morning. She reports
that on the 9th instant she spoke the Wli!e, S.ar
Steamship Celtic. from New York January Z4lh Ior
Liverpool, with The bAdes Of her screw broken Inc
Celtic then in latitude north and Longitude 10
west rs ,is " .sl-st- - .
NEW YORK, February 7.-Arrived: AlRers, Ga
nos. Arrived out: Dannerbrog, Ivanhce' Gisnoa'e'
Kate Davenport, Memphis. ......ras. 81
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Fruit-smngslIng I'm the West Indies
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, January 3o.-The
laoYernment has discovered q wholesale and
systematic system OF smuggling By Ameri-
can frultyessels putting Into Port A,nlton'io,,
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, February z, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. II 8 bushels Red, s76 bushels
fCoRN.-T White, 4S6 bushels Mixed, 40 bushels.
gGsAL-s08 bushels. T..
q, SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. liz
WHEAr.-White,11 S bushels on private terms.
Red 80 bushels good Fultz Mt sl.OS; SO bushels
Fuiiz on private terms; "a bushels very good mfxed
at s1:07; leo bushels good Fultz at S1.04; so
bushels mixed at 95c,: A bushels mixed at 81:
172 bushels mixed at 81 .02 "a bushels prime Ian
caster 1T S1.10: 1B bushels good FulZ at Sl.02:
1875 bushels FultZ on private terms: 40 bushels
prime Lancaster at S1.10; 30 bushels very good
Fuliz at 81. O4-iotal. 74s bushels =
CORN White, "a bushels very good at 42c.:
72 bushels good at 44c.: A bushels good at 43c.:
l4S bushels prime at 44c.; 81 bushels Prime on
private terms-tota. 422 bushels. AiGed, 10
bushels a. Acc. ..,.... t..'.
OATs.-I2o bushels prime spring on private
terms; so bushels prime winter on private terms !;
66 bushels winter on private terms-total, 266 BUSH
els. .....-... ,-.. r-g
MEAL.-4S bushels prime at 4Sc.; 800 bushels on
private terIGS-.otal, 3IS bushels. ,-s
Flour.
Fine. S2.75@:3; superfne. 1915; extra. $4.75@
So; common family, $3.50; fancy branas, SEQ
$3.50.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
FRIDAY, February 7, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 81 hos
heads and terccs. The offerings 1t auction on
Change were Ill packages; Of which number so
were sold at pliceS ranging from 81. 10 to S22 so,
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THE COTTON ;cRoF.sFss;sz.i

I WASHINGTON, February IA report from
! The Agricultural Department, Just Issued,
among other items gives the prices OF cot
ton, concerning which, is said :4..,. -. :!
SO W are guided by the prices received
BY the planter, which hayeruled excessively
low this winter, the average tor. the whole
country being about &c. per pound. The
I great value Or this crop Is founded in the
demand for export. Prior to the war. In
1859 and 1860, 2the amount imported into
Great Britain from the United States was
four ,fitths a. Of their whole Importation.
During the war it fell off to less than
Q per. cent?: Starting in !. 1858 mt 81
Per cent, We lind that In 1873, we
had regained the position we held prior 70
Ei861s and that fourSffthsof Of the cotton used
and manufactured 1dn Great Britain came
from the United States, The preparation o.
+ s,340, 700 bales, out Of q crop Of 4,75o. 600
bales during the year ending September 1,
-fsf8. The production OF this great staple
seems 10 be too 1arge, and the result Is
shown In elutted marketsfand dow prices
the larger crop .oi Ida7sa being worth less
than that Of the preceding gear. Basing
the calculation on the prices returned by
fthe,produeer,. ne find the value OF the crop
Of ISIS, toaabe 1874, 7O9, 900 and lot 1877
sa4os (,d,. 600, While the number Of bales was
4,75o; 900 In 1877, and $500 500 bales Tor
1STS."1 Z, M S .li.s3.,yft & SIS .li3
81 ts TIE rom eco CROP Of Z, "
u A iSslls February 1.-THE special
report Of the Department OF Agriculture nag
The owing the eoId ition OF the tof
baesos ct gSsa sfi3i1hi bit
stf fs Iheprice of stobace0 ~ ea as Yeyy
i6g year; !; 81 Z, e9rrtty
an.ayeSageGss IDS as9 Gents PEE RoaHs 0ns1 sef
a1fsssssa la Mt 3gs. GYaa 10 20 Don
&c u.IagzisG iii 339ea gsLilg .yia1pg 81
,1fisGsg s-GtG ss ~ Jae-SA ON - -
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nTLLHEADs, e5s50tto gS per rean, at
10 Tia DIaEkgC5 PRIKTING.HoUsgsA j
.sselaay4d s'stIaAa y 2tias:f 80.
.,sssls aIsE ere
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~ NJ 80 III
80 3 rlk4itSstss;a J II
.sacnt,f9 ,ies1s4 5nsG as,0f ~ I
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. l.
Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. S2.75@:3; supertine. 1916; extra. $4.75(
IS; common family, $3.50; fancy branas, SCI
$3.50.
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to the request OF parties who wanted to put
uptobacco liz, two, four, and eight-o1incee
paper-bag packages, omittinlgg the caution
[arynasice from the paper bag, but pasting
it on, the wooden box; Id which this tobacco
is packed. SAfaFmer has been informed 20 ID that
he can manipulate tobacco for his own use
as. he .pleases. A. dealer has been notified
that lie can take his spssiat- tax stamp j With
his stock In moving from one place TO an q !!
other, provided be nSttdes the collectors, 80
.that proper entries may be- made Efforts
will be made BY thesD Department during the
present session 20 hare tenement factories
abolished. vi 3. ! = s,s
SENATOR WFNNOH sAND THE gctlLj0NIZAT40hEOF
sgoUrHEBN Ngag0E 40 GOING cEs falts
Is, Senator Windcrn, ina carefully repared
speech, VENT iii lepg 9Th id the Senate
to-day his scheme far ling The Degrees
frons southern States hare they ARE tormi-
dabie III Tstsrs, aud Sasttitpg then 1i terri
tories; where they would be Hess ,,tlplsspls
and inject swisb lessgpFetu dieea etimes
60 be wearing tho man Mprr
sens sbut rwssiRk the bloody ], shit nth
gg lsss Il b II. ID. slHes's
3NITsiay sas " 90 fia sfss
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The committee resolved that Mr. Tiiden
should appear before them Mt NOON to-mort
row. 80. -. 80
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THEsfoBACco} CRop on !l8slsSss.. {, !. I,

..T e Oh Z it8' LII 3seaI,IdlTf
,1ftsG .. sid "a e
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-08-07

ART. Is. Until an enumeration
shall be made in accordance with
16 and IL, the State shall
be divided into the following sena-
torial districts, with the number of
Senators hereinafter designated to
each district:
The First Senatorial District shall
he composed ofthe eighth and ninth
wards of Orleans, and of the parish
es of st. Bernard and Plaquemines,
and shall elect two Senator'S.
The Second Districts shall be COM
posed of the fourth, fifth, sixth and
seventh wards of Orleans, and shall
elect two Senators.
The Third District shall be COM
posed of the third ward of Orleans,
and shall elect one Senator.
The Fourth District shall DO CON-
posed of the second and fifteenth
wards Orleans right bank) OF Or.
leans, and shall elect one Sena tor.
The Fifth District shall be CON-
posed of the first and tenth wards
of Orleans, and shall elect two Sen
ators.
The Sixth District shall be CON-
posed of the eleventh, twelfth, thir-
teenth, fourteenth, sixteenth and
seventeenth wards of Orleans, and
shall elect two Senators.
The Seventh District shall be CON-
posed of the parishes of Jefferson,
St. Charles and st. John the Bap-
fist, and shall elect one Senator.
The Eighth District shall be CON-
posed of the parishes of st. James
and Ascension, and shall elect one
Senator.
The Ninth District shall be com.
posed of the parishes Of Terrebonne,
Lafourche and Assumption, and
shall elect two Senators.
The Tenth District shall be CON-
posed of the parishes of st. Mary,
Vermillion, Cameron and Calcasieu,
and shall elect two Senators.
Tho Eleventh District shall he
composed Of the parishes of st. Mar.
tin, Iberia and Lafayette, and shall
elect one Senator.
The Twelfth District shall be com.
posed of the parish Of st. Landry,
and shall elect two Senator'S.
The Thirteenth District shall be
composed of the parishes of Avoy.
Giles and Point Coupee, and shall
elect one Senator.
The Fourteenth District shall be
composed of the parishes of Iber
vile and West Baton Rouge, and
shall elect one Senator.
The Fifteenth District shall be
composed of the parishes of Eas,
and West Feliciana, and shall elect
one Senator.
The Sixteenth District shall be
composed of the parish of Eas,
Baton Rouge, and shall elect one
Senator.
The Seventeenth District shall be
composed of the parishes of st. Hell
ena, Livingston, Tangipahoa, Wash
ington and st. Tammany, and shall
elect one Senator.
The Eighteenth District shall b.
composed of the parishes of Rapides
and Vernon, and shall elect ont
Senator.
The Nineteenth District shall b,
composed of the parishes of Natchi
toches, Sabine, De Soto and Rec
River, and shall elect two Senators
The Twentieth District shall b,
composed Of the parish of Caddo
and shall elect one Senator.
The Twenty.first District shall b,
composed of the parishes of Bossier
Webster, Bienville and Claiborne
and shall elect two Senators.
The Twenty-second District shall
be composed of the parishes o
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