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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-03-13
Notice to Road Overseers.

FTNHE Oyerscers of Highways are ordered
"A to call out the hands and put the
Highways in good order between now and
the frat of April, and so cut out tie Roads
twenty feet in width Where now Over
,scers have not been appointed, the old ones
will act.
Il. S. Bailey, Chm'n.
J, L. TREBLE, Clerk C. g,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
#. Patrick = Three Wishes.

The following curious extract is from
"Roger II Wendover's Chronicle In
the year of grace 49l, St. Patrick, the
second arch bishop Of Ireland, Rested in
the Lord, in the one hundred and TWEEN
ty second year of his age. OF his sane
tity and miracles many wonderful
things are recorded; for during forty
years he was a pattern Of apostolical
virtue, whilst he gave sightto the blind,
made the deaf hear, cast out devils,
ransomed captives, and raised nine dead
men to life. He wrote three hundred
and forty five elementary tables, Or
dainrd as many bishops and three
Thousand presbyters; moreover, he con
verted twelve thousand men in the
county of Connaught to the Christian
faith; he baptized in one day sever
kings, the sons Of Amolgith; he fasteo
forty days and as many nights Oh thu
top of hill called Holy, where he Of
fered three prayers for those Irish wh'
had embraced the Christian faith: first
that all should have the grace ofrepep
tance even at the point OF death; sec
end, that unbeli-vers might never over
come him and thirdly, that not one q
the Irish might be alive at the COMING
of the Judge, by virtue of which pray-
of St Patrick they will all die sevel
years before the Judgment.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
An Az ed Woman cuts Her Throat

Thursday morning, the body of Mrs.
Lizzie Fulton, fifty-seven years old, of
Wheeling, W. Va, was found by her
son in-Iaw, Robert Coombs, in the cell
lar of her residence, with her throat
cut from ear to EAR. The coroner was
notified of the occurrence and jury
was impan-lled. The following facts
were learned in regard to the death Of
the unfortunate lady: 1t appears her
daughter, Mrs. Coombs, heard the Gel
lar door open some time about mid
night, and it is supposed the old lady
went to the cellar at that time to put
an end to her life. She first attempt.
ed to hang herself, but finding the
rope was too short she procured a razor,
owned by her husband, who died about
two months ago. aud went back into a
distant corner Of the cellar, where she
cut her throat from ear to ear, almost
severing tho head from the body. After
she cut her throat she walked to the
steps leading out OF the cellar, dis
tance of twenty feet from the fatal cor
ner. The only reason for the terrible
act was dependency arising from hei
husbands death. since which she has
shown signs of mental alteration.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
All Over the State.

Seaford has 48 stores.
Court meets at Dover on Monday, the
28th inst.
Whsst around Georgetown does not
look SO promising As 1t did last season.
As many as 80 foreign vessels were
At the Breakwster on Wednesday
awaiting orders.
The late Rev. John Heugh, presiding
elder Of the Dover, Del, district, left
an estate valued at $4,000.
State Auditor Stats will bs in Dover
to settle with the clerks Of the schools
the first three days of Court.
Mr.. &. r. Cochran, Of Middletown,
last week took from his nursery 0,O0C
peach trees for New York State man.
Tho Delaware railroad company is
about to relay a portion Of the tracks
in the vicinity of Middlstown with new
ties aud steel rails.
Five new passenger cars, for the use
Of the J. & B. Il. r. Co., during the
coming season, went d.wn to Lewes on
Wednesday.
The Breakwater "Light" says: The
Harrington Nethodicts are mad because
Rev. A. w. Milby, their pastor, was
not appointed Presiding Elder for the
Dover District.
On Wednesday last, C. w. Davidson,
ESQ.,, Of Milford, was married to Miss
Agnes Z. Cow, daughter Of the late
John Cow, ESQ. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Marks, Of
Wilmington.
The two Banks OF Smyrna show de.
posits respectively of $6S,6e6.s2 aud
! $55, ,635.57, while the Milford Bank has
1llO, ,G32. 90. Both OF the Smyrna Banks
has loans to the amount of $255, 247l7,
while the Milford Bank has only SlOl,-
G32.00.
1t is reported that Mr.. Tazewsll Jones
former proprietor ofthe pavilion at Lew
es, will begin to build another hote
next week at that place. 1t will bt
located on the Beach near the railroad
pier, and is to be quite comely edihce
The Milford "News" says: There
has been no croaking about the peaches
this year. Who charges that Their
hasY The prospects are still excellen
and every dav adds to the we'll found
ed assurance that there will be tn
largest crop Of fruit ever grown on tn
Delaware Peninsula. 100000 Q
baskets will not more than cover the pre-
sent prospect!
On Tuesday last, while engaged il
laying stone-curb:ng, Mr.. Chas. ALA
way OF Dover, had his hand badl
hurt by a colored man working benin
him cutting roots. Mr.. Allaway wa
leveling the ground with shovel, an
drew his hand back just as the colore
man struck blow, the axe severin
several of the leaders, making an ugl
wound.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
The Extlss.

The grand spectacular play, 1.-THE
Exiles," was Witnessed BY crowded
house, at the matinee, Saturday after
noon and fair audience was present
In the evening. The play has been
produced in this city with the full
Walnut street Theatre Company. The
cast Of characters embraced Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walcot, Misses Lizzie
Creese and Carrie Grey, hessrs. Atkins
Lawrence, G. W. VESSEL, George How
ard, Sam Hemple, Joseph 4. Nagl-,
soldiers, attendants, &c. Mr.. Wal
cots "Schlem" was repulsive enough
to be real; Mrs. Charles Walcots
"Nadege" is strong moving portrait
ure, mingling the gaysty OF ths bell.
in the earlier scene, with the pathos Of
life in exile, coupled with helplrssness
Of despair. Mr.. Lawrence's MAX"
was an effective portrayal, passionate,
loving and brave. Messrs. Hemple
and Howard evoked rounds of laughter
fer their exceedingly humorous bits of
character acting. The first two acts
occur at st. Petersburg, and the last
three in Siberia. The scenic effects
were superb, the ball room was elegant,
and the snow scene, a marvel Of stage
painting, the hut Of the ferryman in
the river was handsome and complete.
The fairy scenes included a veritable
reindeer drawing a sleigh, and Siberian
dogs speeding along with a sled, was
faithfully given. The fra scene one
Of the most realistic ever put upon TIE
stage, and strange as it may appear,
there is not the least danger, the smoke
that appears is of a harmless nature.
The audience was intensely enthusias
tic, applauding the actors, the tableaux'
the orchestra, the reindeer and the
dogs.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
febS3nl.
FOR SALE !
One hundred and Forty.
Five Thousand Dollars.
$145,OOO.
WILMINGTON CITY LOAN.

In accordance with an ordinance passed
April 10, 1879, sealed proposals will be rccelv.
ed nj the stiice OF the City = treasurer until 8
O'clock Wednesday, April %, Tor one hundred
and forty. five thousand dollars, Wilmington
City Loan. Interest NJ per cent. per annum
payable semi-unnnally on the first DAYS OF
Nav and November, clear OF all taxes levied
by the State of Delaware or the United STAT g.
These bonds will be due and payable as fol
lows: Five thousand dollars on the hrst day
of November 1884, and seven thousand dol.
lars ON the first day Of November OF each and
every year following until the whole amount
Is redeemed. .. IT,.
iFor u SAFE and permanent investment, Tor
trustees or ct tr- eeking security and prompt
pavmsnt OF interest, there Is none better J
The Einnn"r Comm ttee reserve the right
to reject amy or ti bids
All bids iur tho ab ve to be marked "PRO'
POSAI.S FOR CITY LOAN, and ad ress'
cd to JOIN Guthrie, ChairMsn OF Finance
Committee, Guy Treasurers once; W'lmihs'
ton, del. FRANCIS vlNCENV,
npIblw City Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
An Old Mans Misfortune.

The dwelling house Of John Warren,
at Glendale, a septuagenarian, was
burned down over hjs head on Friday
night the 4th inst. The, old man had
retired to his bed sbsut sun down aud
was awakened about ten o'clock by the
roaring Of the fire, when he got out Of
bed and found the roof all in blaze.
lie made his escape and the citizens
who arrived in time aided in saving
some of the furniture. He is thus
made houseless and homeless in his
old age, though the $500 insurance,
will make him in quite as
good \ condition as hs was before. The
insurance is in the Delaware Fire and
Marine of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
A ..TtAal Way ." Of Popular Favor

n AuNhA ssov y =" "Vopus"b HSVoH
Seems TO have struck Scribner's Month
ly. The increase in sales during the
past six months has been nearly TWEEN,
ty thousand copies, and the edition in
England has doubled. The NJ y issue
(95, ,00O) contains thirty three articles
and departments, among them an &C.
count of "The New Museum in Reme,"
Wilhemj and Rem-nyi, A Day ell the
York Docks, the 6rst part Of Ads-
line Trafton's story, q capital Install
ment Of "Haworth's," &C., &c, with
the first Of "The BraHi Papers. which
have been go long in preparation. In
order to give subscribers the opening
chapters of Mrs. Burnett's Great Novel,
"Haworth's. the publishers offer, or
any dealer will supply, the bound
Volume XVII in the new and elegant
olive green embossed covers (instead
Of the unbound numbers) for the past
six months, without charge; that is,
for s4.O0 will be sent Volume XVII
bound, and six months subscription
MAY 10 to October - inclusive) with
four frontispiece portraits of Lengfel.
low, Emerson, Holmes and Whittier.
Scribncr & Co., 743 broadway New
York.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
6OUQh Carolina Storm,

A violent storm prevailed in the Car
olinas, on Wednesday night. In the
lower portion of South Carolina it be-
gan with tornado, which caused great
destruction of life and property. In
the village Of Walterboro,a all the church
.s and more than 100 dwellings were
demolished, leaving three fourths of
the inhabitants homeless. Fifteen per-
sons were killed and number injured.
At Oakley, on tho Northeastern Rail
road, all the negro quarter was levelled
and Que man was killed.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
ENR RSALE.

tiouse No. al3 Chestnut street.
House No. l4lb Delaware Avenue
House No. 802 Delaware Avenue.
House No 12O9 Jefferson street.
House on VanBuron street, between Agnth
and Ninth.
House No. 2l6 East Second street.
House No. E23 Jefferson street.
House No. 22 Maryland Avenue. ,,,.
Houses Nos. lOo, ll3o, 1872, llSA and 1850
Houses Nos aai2 and 1914 W. Front street.
Mouse No. 1928 West Thnd street.
Far. OF 100 acres, near Greenwood otA-
ton. on the Delaware X. X. Sussex 60 Del.
H0nse cottage style)with medern improve
ments nd about ii acre Of land, suitable io1
physicinr Cr as q summer residence. FeST
Hoiiy Oak Station, p, W. h b. X. X.
FOR RENT.
truck farm of Is acres within the hmiN
of Wilmington with good house and barn
One house. Ma. at West Ninth street.
One house. No. 00l Delaware Avenue.
One house, No. 604 Spruce street.
One house, No. ia Spruce street.
One house, : o. 215 Nest Fourth street.
One house, No. 81 East Firth street:
Also a number Of small houses IN different
Apply to W. McCAULLEY q CO.,
0)6 Market street,
Febssm. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
To be III u nE.

The coming Spring, 20, pieces of
wall paper ana 1000 pairs of window
shades, all from the reliable Wall
Paper House OF J. R. Holt, 223 Market
street. MIR. Holt is selling l5c. paper
for l2!c., l2ic. for l0c. lOc., for &c.,
and Sc. for g., per piece. These goods
are of the very best make, and guar
ranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt will
sell you enough paper and border to
paper room l2ft. by 12ft. for the small
sum of rs cents. SO, you see, papering
is cheaper that whitswashing. The
spring designs are stylish and beauti-
full. Good oil shading lSs. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung com
plete, sl.I5 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give US call and he convinced that
the above is no humbugging advertife.
men, but facts. JonS R. Heir, 223
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
narriage Of a Boy Of keveuieen
and "A WSn,ua Oi Thirty.

The Lancaster "Express' Of Tuesday
says Quite a sensation was caused in
Mount Nebo, Lancaster County, last
week, by the joining in matrimony of
and i'll matched pair, boy in his sew
entrenth year, and a woman i@ her
thirti-th. The boy not having any
money, his loving bride furnished him
with funds to buy necessary articles
namely, suit OF clothes, a watch, re-
volver, pipe and meuth-organ. The
party came to Lancaster, on Thursday,
in the Rawlinsville stage, had the knot
tie!, and returned home on Friday, the
boy no doubt thinking it quite spree.
We wish them happy life, and hope
she may bs Able to train up the young
ster in the way he should go, that
when she is old he may not depart from
her.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Read This.

This : to notify the public that Ros-
in g. Bro. 220 W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city, let their prices
be- what they may. Rosin & Bro. has a
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheerfully.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
areat Reduction In Reef

Economize by buying good stewine
beef at 6 tos cents q pound !; good
roast At 8 to 10 best roast, IL to IA
round steak, 121 rump steak, IA sir
loin, Is, of R. 7. Geary, stalls 10 and
IL Third street market, and A. 7.
Geary. stall 10 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Nov fN i1he Time.

TO select paper to decorate your walls
We have a fine stock of the latest pat
terms, which we invite you to call and
inspect, lully confident We can please
you with designs, workmanship and
price at the old stand No. 6lS Market
street, A. B. JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
A POpu.a ar song.

The Minstrel and Concert troups are
all singing Will l.. Thompsons new
Song and Chorus, "Gotden Years are
passing by." There is now such a ma
MIA for this beautiful piece, that deal
-rs can scarcely get them fast enough
10 supply the demand. Every lover of
a pretty song will want this piece.
Send IS cents to the publishers, W.
L. THOMPSON & CO., East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Only 0na uaY,A Notice.

Only one days notice is required by
J. r. Holt to have your paperlng done.
lie has increased his force Of good and
skilled workmen and can serve you at
one days notice. J. R. Holt, 223 Mar
ket street.. I
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
HAtNl l0t0ll

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff hats, children's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RuMpoRD
Bros, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
HeTrp.ted the Woman too Far.

Peter Smith, 60 years Of age, induced
Mary McNamee, relative, to come and
live with him at his house in Philadel-
phia, promising if she would take care
Of him and his house, he would buy
her a sewing machine and she could
keep all the money he earned. After
living thus for some time the old man
made a will, giving her the house;
but thinking she might have trouble
in getting possession of it after his
death, he was induced to burn the will
and give her deed for it. He kept
possession of the property. for some
time, bat finally Mary turned him
out, and in addition brought suit
against him for fifty five weeks wages:
The case came up before Judge Mitchell
on Thursday, but the jury evidently
thonght Mary had got enough 50 they
returned q verdict in favor of Peter.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

At Hartman's Drug Store, 9th and
Poplar streets, you will find good as
sortment Of iin' soaps, tooth brushes,
hair brushes and CumEs.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
To whom II May Concern.

Be it known unto you this day that
Wyatt h Co. are selling excellent linen
bosom shirts for 50c., &c., and 75c.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
[For the RKPUBLIcAI.l
ELM GROVE.
NJ ". ]. u.


The isllswing poem is in answer to inqui.
ries about tho childhood homo Of friend ol
the writer, living In u distant state
Twas nearly thirteen years ago
You bid the dear old home 10 srewsli,
That home once was pleased b 10,
The home you ever love so well
You ask Inc ifit be tho same
Old Elm Grove" Of yOre,
And fthe old familiar lane
Looks as 1t did before.
And does the little cottaue LOOK
The same white cottage still
Our childho0o's cosy little nook,
Whose rooms we Toamed At will,
The dear old. fashioned grapevine swing,
Beneath the mulberry tree,
Wh, re- oft We made the welkin ring
In joyful M rth and Y ee,
Tho mansion house across the way,
O'ergrown with ivy-vine,
The s6rubbery and he nowereh gay,
The barn, the orchard and tho brook.
Tho fields, the wood, and all
Sc home-liks does this picture look,
As these oft recall
Though many years have passed away,
Thy childhood home, I'm told,
IL the same "Elm Grove to-day
1t was in days ofo old,
But still, methinks, us oft pass
That home of by-yone days,
Some changes there see alas'
hich time alone displays.
The giant pOplars, which Tor years
Braved the wintry storms 80 well,
No more stand up the mighty peers,
By the VIII irlwind's blast they fell.
The old hOmestt ad-ah would that
Could picture 1t the s me
| Old place where we In days gone BY,
Played many ch ldish game;
The old.time roofs seIgrown with moss,
The place looks lone and bare,
Fo- no one now Its threshold erosp,
| Its inmates are not there.
| Two have passed r8m this world OF WOs
To the eternal home above
! The other lives short stones throw
+ ON the dear old place you love.
lie ivy vine grows wild and Tree
Ger the yard once brigh' and fair,
And all around bespeak to me
A loved ones absence there.
II q little cottage by the lane.
Thy dear old home you know,
To me 1t still does look the same
1t did rOnK years ago.
The swing which hung from the mulberr.
bOuYh,
Long since has Roulde away,
All well do l remember, how
1t creaked In its C aseless sway;
The wood, the meadows and the brook,
The orchard, and the barn
Have TIL the same familiar look,
The same allurirg ch ,rm.
Whene'er pass the old place by,
What mem ries come to mind
OF those good old times which you and
Had in days Of "auld lang syne,"
How then we played meath the mulberr
t ee,
Or sat in the cottage door,
Or wandered together the woodland Tree,
In. m mnI a I
In picturiDg you the old home place,
As each spot call by name,
Methinks see thy radiant face,
And h ear thee to excIdim:
Come back come back, my childhood,
To the old familiar spot,
Whose bright field and whose wild wood
Ia Q never been forgot.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

VN)R SALE OR N1.-Lsr!e building
on Seventh street near Walnut. suitable
for church. societies, or manufacturing pur'
poses. Price very low, Terms accommoda-
ting. }. a. B' y ~,
npl7-l0t ool ship'ey s''ee''
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

THOR SALE.-A Dearborn wagon, suitaole
for a country or store wagon, also one
cart. Sold for want OF use.
aplo-ot P.J. FORD, 1hird and Adams Sta.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
CUNSMITH, LOCKSMITH
| MN DEL Y 4

TUNSNITH, LOCKSMITH
(Y AND BELLHANGFR.
Cunning Implements, Fl hing Tackle, Base
Ball Material Tor sale at reasonable rates.
Clothes WripRers Repaired and warranted;
/ avn Mowers Sharpened; Knives and Scis
sors Grouud, and Umbrellas Recovered and
Repaired. H. PYLE,
ap17-3m NO. III Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

COk RENT. House corner Of Ninth and
Il Spruce street,, six rooms, and no. SpS
Spruce street, Ave rosms. ,,,,,
f' L. VAN KLEECk,
an,r,tf Wis Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

TNOR REN i:-Slable IN ,ia Mo.iaS'oh S'ree''
ans.tt JOSHUA MARlS.
TNOK RENT-A seven room br'cS mouse house IN ~
- good location, cheap rent. Apply ~
022 West~eventh streetto
apl93tS B. hh""I En-
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

-ORSAI Ten room Pri'k Dwelli0.
n win bath, front and back stairway, va
ter in ward. All In wood repair and pleasSn
location. Price 81 800 easy terms.
]. A. b MI l. CO,
.p17.st COL Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

r2OR RENr.-Two three story brick houses
in perfect order, sheh kitchen and large
yard. Nos 82S and a36 West sixth etreet.
HENRY ". MORROW,
rhoo sos Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

MORTGAGES negotiated. Rents
- man wared. Insurance placed In
rciiablc companies. and convey.
nucinx accurately eKecMied.
ani ~ al HEAlD Il CO..
a.-k ers as.d Investment Brokers.
l'oaytOU NOUNP hu1101nx
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

|UR SALE OR RENT.-A new store In
h good location, with all modern M
proyemente, but small amount Of cash wanted;
ako two ether new dwellings, same termS;
Wosld tale shares in good loan association Tor
nav Seysral other houses Tor SAFE. BuildinS &
and iobbiax done promptly. Apply TO-
TlNDALl4 4 SONS,
mhao.u o,Frencb and $40 4. Ninth Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

"OKS lLE-A twO-siOry rrick heuse with
two-story back building, in geod location
containing 6 rooms. bath and water In Kitten.
an. Price very low. and terms easy. Apply 10
THOMAS X LALLf,
.ror 6U2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

11OR RENT.-Two Of those handsome new
stores, on Second street near Iatnaii;
fove.t rents In the city. Apply from loto IL
md frcm 3 to s. second story. mhoti
9 y Ton, WATER AND ORANGE STS
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

TNOR RENT.-Ali that large wharf proper p,s.
ty, storehouse and two dwellings, In the
town Of Newport. suitable for the coal, lumber
rrain or other business. Apply to
JOSEPH TATEALL,
wbh-eodu Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

PROPERTIES RENTED. Rests
Collected, Insurance placed
IN flrss- class companies. Surveying
Of arnsH q speciality. large nuu
Ser ~ PrODerties for rent, sale ana
exchange, }. A. BOND Il CO..
inso.ti 6Oi S'stpley street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

~0R RI,NT LON. The house ut l3O2
Washington Street. Apply to
A. JONES,
mhoatr 1900 Washington street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

I1OR A 81 80 LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
KiNDLIN0 WOOD, leave orders at
Every Evening office, 9Th and Market; Capelle
4 Rr5.. I'd and Market; J. Tatnall h 90, Front
and Orange; and A. M. Quinby's, Front ana
Madison. ieoifu
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

r0OR SALE-A new and strong one-herse
n nsa rhorn Auply st mhl9n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-10-18
REPORT OF TIRE GRAND JURY.

To the Honorable the Judge of
tile Fourth judicial District Court
of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of st James, the
Grand Jurors IN and for the body
OF the Parish of st. James, duly
emrannclled and sworn, beg leave
to submit the following report:
The rooms of the Court House
are not kept clearly and the Court.
House needs repairs. The clerks
office needs more pigeon holes for
the filing of papers. The prisoners
inJall ear be easily furnished with
implements to make their escape
as almost any body may have ac.
cess to them at any time
without there being any officer pre-.
sent. The jail is clean and the pri.
soners well fed and we'll cared for.
The accounts of the parish treasu-
ler proved correct, and the parish's
financial condition is good. The
Grand Jury beg leave to tender to
the Judge their thanks and beg to
be discharged.
Felix Damarf, foreman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel, John
Stuart, Jules Jacob, Victor Bis
hep, John Hayden, Rufus Wlim,
G. Z. Gabrielle, NJ. Boucry, Ben,
Landry, Felix Rousse!, C%onstantin
Breaud, Audressi Boudro, Norbert
DRY, Auguste Lebnuf, Samuel
Brown.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-10-18

The republican convention for
the nomination Of a District Judge
for the twenty second judicial dis
trict met wednesday last ut Don.
alasOnville.
But the convention did not come
to AL understanding and adjourned
without having made its l,omina.
tons.
twill meet again.
Coo knows when, or rather Devil;
because God has nothing to do with
politics.
As to.thes Senatorial convention
the same, but having;changed it's
judicial cloaks into senatorial cloaks
lit is supposed that it will nomina.
te X. Slmlns to the office of Sena.
tor.
Slmms Senator!
Why not
Ovidius, in his Mctumoyphoses,
has some O astonishing cases OF
transformation.