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To CONTAGIOUS

W Va. llORrTAL ToE InE bulIi
WESTON, W. Va, February Is ia
sealed proposals will bc received al III, oast !
druascd TO tho Secretary OF the BOARD II lifrth'
At Weston, v; Va, up 10 Aprilg, lS7g, at 5OtlGii
NJ and viii 10 opened publicly at 10 U'rlVt ~
on the Gay following, By the lnin
| For the RTick Work,
| For the Carpenter Work,
| For the PllSteTing Work,
! For the Roofing Work,
Ana Tor the Painting Hul Glirin: Wpik,
necessary Tor the construction Of the o, 81 gt.aa
!ho l,epial, which Is 10 cUrTrspend n s,nlsfr.
/ u9n IIeady hulil-eXcept some mifOF chiper.-ia
VIII be o. cut stone; the building otlng nst asa
long, % feet Wide, and three p.ri lunf E,fa 10
1hS wells Viii he about two iCct thick aloaI Oslbl
" which will be VI stone. aLIl lsckel ulIh hnt .
/ loot 10 thickness.
BIDS will be received SrTarairly fofihe a1b,Irt
complete In the walls; the brick work cu1ylslsAh
wallis the carpenter work complete the IiEdig
9mPieit; 'he IGGhhgI SlnuIing and Nallt! o.
pletei ana lOr the painting aud gSEiRc eOmtide u
CONTRACTOR IN each case, lGrnshlns err,thisI Ise'
Aary to complete his contract,
Inc material ltAed must In Of thr list lnii! VI
u 70 b. subject 70 the inspection ui the laiIliJs'
PeTiutehdent heiOrr Icing put Ia the laild.LI
Tue contractor Tor the IIUuG NuIk j. ~ tIap'an
his work on or before the 2uth day u April sis II
complete the same on OF lNiTr the isI iiy d ltt'
bert 1872 The CUntSBrtnE for the Ink uEE hHa
ready 20 commence laying hiCk 10 lhr sails gaNs'
lore the 18th day Of June, ISiy, sud eylaIIrt y
Same HGainIt the LIST day Vi Drryub'f, ~. u
eQplfacIOr Tor the carpenter work i. 70 krp sd 2
With the stone aud brick work aud I, 10 hui'hlhtra
tract within one month after the pasrrF hni'haH
contract. The contractor for Painting AID eina
VIII Keep his work well up after the CsflrH,ef ists
70 hnbh the Eame within UIl- month alter tie tlPi'
ter finishes his contract, The contractor 1T to4t"
10 commence bis work on OF before the 1T dil 5Ir
eember 1879, and complete the .Ine = sea N m,
lieablc thereafter. The contractor Tot ltsltf'I
10 begin bis work by The Let day Of AM, lss "a
hnlsh the Eame by the lst day q July i0Ibuiht
ContrActOu will be paid on monthly c'-liph
made out BY the SnpeI lutsndent, an W~k GSl y,
tCriGI, resCtying u I9T cont IN each 'slJ1iN shh
The whole OI each contract Is completed,
All pTOIOEsb shall be accompanied by ird d
sufficient Gond AID security, cnrllliGPri sn"elii.
Law, " 10 approved by the H&tGc Of iiT-l'f' NI'
| faithful performance u tho rUrdiin' o. ~ 81,
ract bid for. The PeuAlIY Of IaDi loud shall l'fE
least one-hAt Of the sGn"s ate amounted ht ''s1''
The Board d pireeturs r,erre the rI;.' to r.1'
tTaCts.
Plans aud sptClGcatiOuS eau h. seen At III W.
Virginia Hospital for the Insane, At Weston, "a u
after the 10th Of Marrh, is7y.
"A. LEWIS,
WE. LIVELY, kIioz,
Ee2S En- RALsTuN,
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The Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of yester.
day refers to the condition Of tlle nail
market as follows:
1.-THE nail trade is still in q sorry state,
hut the emigration to the west, which Is
expected to be unusually large this sea.
sou, ought to help 1t some, asthc emigrant
will need cabin, and he cannot build 1t
without nails. Hut there arc far too many
nail machines in the country, and unless
the demand very largely increases Il great
proportion Of them must continue 10 re-
main idle"
Tho New York nail market Is quoted as
follows:
an the nail market fairly active job
bling trade is still noted, ndlNrge lots seem
to DO moving Off alitlle more freely also
Values are unchanged and 9enerallysteady
in tone, on the basis Of - lOa9 10 net, fol
l0l 10 G0d.'L
The Chicago Times Of Thursday says
that nails are sold freelyin that market al
81 % rates, though heavy orders are
filled at s. 20"
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DIED.

CULLEI-At MarilbsF.ny, Ohio, on Wednesday,
March ~, lsi0, LIZZIE wife Of john Cutler ssed Is
years.
Funeral trnm the residence oil John Pennington
Sunday, March q, at . o'clock.
BELL-At Glen Elstou, W. Va ON THURSDAY,
March 20, 1872 FASSIE, vile u Moses tll, aged y
year
Funeral from the re,ldence Of n, Hammond, No
:s2o Chapne street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends d the lamLly arc invited.
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City CLERE's OIJEr.
WHEELING, ". Va, Mimi i; II,
eeaisd proposals will H. received 81 Ibs a., 4; =
St{ Cierk until THURSDAY, AArh e, rs n ;
~, ioI fhe removal Of all ktlch-l GIrJls. asi0h
from within the city Limits, for the ytaT
April 1879, the lids to bras loll,E.. ''' '''4
Ward. t'''"s All "s'1
SeIcpth Wards '"' ''''-' =
Fourth Wards, '''''i'''''Hs '"e INN Il
wi tor ihe Fourth l.lIIcl, comPri,ips all ,,..i
wheeling Trek to CaldWeli's Run.
E4r me ruth District, comprising all South 4 IL
Ne ~ hul 70 The southern llns Of thcthy.
or " Pnh VII DO aTarlyiS Contract III 1arr 10
man Of the Committee on iIp,itb thr 80.
rssetIins the right TO rtject aus u iliisI..
muli ALIEN, Ui'nEiiltNEE ttF III,
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shall We Have steam Heating COM
pnny In wheeling:


pRny IL wheeling:
At Lockport, New York, the business
of heating the private residences, public
buildings, shops, and stores Of the place
by steam, carried in pipes through the
streets, has been successfully conducted
for two years past, and during that time
the praclibility and success Of the enter
prise have been 80 completely dCmonstra.
ted that other cities, for instance Utica,
New York, and Springfield, Mass, have in
like manner introduced the method into
their limits, aud laid down pipes in their
streets. The Springfield Rpatlioan Of
Thursday thus refers to the success Of the
enterprise in that city:
"The latest household economy, the
heating OF many buildings or practically a
town by steam MISUNDERSTANDING pipes
from central reservoir, is already proved
q success in Springfield. The obvious ad.
vantages OF the new departure have been
pointed out, one Of the greatest being the
prevention OF such fires as that which
ing. Legislation is now sought allowing
tho organization Of new companies to sup
ply heat, and permitting existing gas COM
panicS to add steam heating pipes to their
equipment on u vote OF iour-tiiths Of the
stockholders representing twO.thrlls O
the stock. The rights necessary to tue
wholesale distribution Of heat can very
properly be granted now rs serving an es
tabIished public demand
Itneeds no argument to prove that i
this method Of heating private residences
public buildings, and all sorts OF shops
factories and stores in cities and towns be
comes general, as ii now promises TO be
come, that the loss and suffering entailed b!
conAagntions will be tremendously cut
down,as will also the expense, dirt and gen
eral hardships Of house keeping arising
from the use Of coal. Indeed, great revo
luton in house keeping will be wrought
and it will no longer be the bane Of hu
man life on account Of smoke, SCOT ant
dirt.
We refer to the matter in order to sci
some Of our enterprising people, who ar
on the look out for profitable investments
to thinking whether this coming seasol
would not be a good time TO look into thu
merits Of this 'new departure" with
view Of inauguratiag il in Wheeling be
fore another winter comes round. When
A. 4. IL
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FnOx the indications it would not be a.
all surprising II there should be some
building done at Wellsburg the coming
season. There is an evident increased de.
mand for dwellings at moderate rate OF
rent, and good many who would like to
move cannot be suiteii.- lIeIlsb@y HTnld.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Bank ., Wheeling In ch.n..ry.

Angus, ' s..s :. Ss'. ..s ..,.,. e....
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
By virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, rendered In the above entitled cause on the
10Th day Of December, 1875 the undersigned, as spe
al commissioner will otter for SALE public auction,
before the Court House door Of ohiOcOuaty In Wheel.
lng on
SATURDAY. March y, 1879,
commencing at II o'clock A. w. that certain irart or
parcel Of land situated In rralelpha District, Ohio
county, Oh the National road which Is described as
follows Begnnlny al point on the north aide Of the
north line Of said rUll In the inO between the lands
isrmcFly OWne'l by Major John 0Ood and l.. II. B.
Carter, thence With said line n. 81 L, SIX POLES 10
stake in said line, thence N 10 W. q poles 10 stake,
thence S. 81 ". $Sk POLES to the boundary Of saId
road, thence S. SO % poles 10 tho beginning, con.
tanning ave acres and i've roles.
TERNs OF SALE.-One.thlrl Of the purchase money
CASH Ia hand, Onethrd In SIX months and Une-llIri
10 eighteen months from iheday Of ale the purchaser
executing his notes for the deferred payments.
JOHN ]. JAC0B,
ICES Special Commissioner.
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u,....., CLERE'S OyrcL i
HOARD OF Cn1NlS,lUNEE KRIS oman
WHEELING, Nirsl =, in |
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RI n
~ GhlHED Al this Office until APRIL 1 M - !.
the masonry ard suptHuuriufv Of IEs "a u.
70 by erected over Shut Trek, In hi, o,es,! ~
the fGrks, me other about u r.hali lar i,s,
"MASONki" 10 b. Of SeCOnl-cls = Iii a.
mortar; Will contain about lsg cubic Ifd, n n
"suPERSTRUCTURE" to lie Of val T. I.
span, II Ieet clear width; will tun air ,l',,s
board measure Of White Oak Lumlsr mi ", w, ~
OIL thought Iron bolts. plaI,s, &C. lot AN sTi,
BIDS must be by the CT nc YARDia, ~,
AID for Foundation Excavation: SpI nv ~,
measure, iar. lumber, and by he ronni j,S M = !
measured 10 the completed wort. Nv
PLAES and SPECIFICATIONS mar le .,,.,,
any or all bids. '''' '''H' WIZ
VIC. Swirl, Chief Engineer. '''''N' ~ IA
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&rsssteex' SuIHu.
TIRUSTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHAPLISE
l. STREET RESIDENCE.-6y virtue Of deed "
trust made BY Daniel Cushing and wife d me. 4;
trustee dated February T. 1875 and TecGrlOi In nm
MOL, Folio i63 will offer for tRlO Ut The front door
O. The Court House Ol Ohio county, on SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY s, lGTO, at l0O'clO 4. ~, the fOlloVlba
described property tOWiG Lot No l64 Ltuaed on IN
west side Of Chaplne street, between 9ld and al
streets Centre Wheeling.
a, 4ERNS OF SALE-One-thlm Tor as much more A,
Ie purchaser may Sect 10 pay 10 cash and the bal.
alSe ~ equal InsIalmeutS, In six, twelve eighteen
aud tEenty.tOur months, with Eir per cent intST'
~, Ihe deferred payments 10 6e secured by
deCd Of trust on the property sold and an lpsOIS
ancS to the amount Of 1900 for the benedI Of he
WIEELISGr January 8, iEIg.
MORNING, February is, At 10 o'cIoSF A. T "
's"iV b II Hll.DRErlI, Trustee.
The above sale Is pAlnOnOd until SATURDAY
AotNlNu, February I'd, al 10 O'Clock.
"'I s. T. HlLDRETH, Trustee.
The ale Of tho Cushing property is adjourned un,I,
SATURDAY, MARCH Slh, 1t ii o'cloCk A, N.
NEa W. hlLDRETlI, Trustee,
=, Inc above sale Is POSTPONED until SATURDAY,
Aatch I'D Ut 10 O'ClOCk a. y. At tile sane nace.
mhlO s. J.. IIILnRETH, Trustee,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


STriadephIa Accommodations This train only runs
between Wheeling and IT.alelphia.
tDaily except SundAy-GeERTk Accommodation.
tSIeubenyille AecommolatIOn.-Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellArr, stopping when required At
sherman House, RtnaTille, West Wheeling and
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Aastfnu SaIeu.
puBLlc SALE

J. will, on SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1872, Al 10
ooelock a. y, .ell a. the fr0ht door u The Court
house, Nos. q aud 0J, Alley u.s. tound % iett irOnt,
tic east OO bali Of said ground running back 90 feet
tho west Onehal running tack S0ipet Viii positively
10 sold, JAMES A. HENRY
mills
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY


NOLlCE TO THE PUBI.lC-IiIVT-
~, ts.eI!erei The Auction Ba,Ip,,. Al ~
v me- 70 s Hhd 70 all business that M, y ~ n
VS. sSciAl attention given Il II, A, 4 tss'S,i
IIIin1 T i,,I r., 70. patronage Il putt l
na,InS ,iS SGiI noi'eEeSPns and az d., "a
1T Vii ' ~ los s1,cs !, iS'tS!uly soii5
40, 70 Eleventh street, nnn Ill ia, 1alh,s ~
uolSc, where wilt bs ITrpay,j ' ~! ny I NJ,
ments. Prompt atICntI6n given w ',ut,l'sts Va.
mmnleatlonS through hslpfdrr A,,s,i Iu'lsea. Gs
IGlly, GE0 A. WltKlIAM, GHgi,S",, "a s'F.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

II osT : ON WEDNESDAY AFTER.
-LlfN0oN, 0vld Maltese Cross inserted With hllF,
NTH name IN baek. AT0WSri viii b ElItn 6y lGly.
MIat lhllOMes. inhle
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9sassal Nntir.-
TAX NOTICE

lgIrS notice that all l,,,,, D,..,
further delay or will pros Ia ,n : ~ "a,
mem 'sa,. oy law, The shetIll,oaic, YIN I. M
. SclOcEr' n, unril April It'll. "@ y, u
Na.o GEO. Il. rlNn,.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08
For the FARMER
VANITIES OF EARTH.
lBr Rev. GEO. VEIckERs. ]

oh! Earth, thou hast wounded the spirit
That how'd in thy service for years;
Inon hast given LIE naught to inherit,
But sorrow and sadness and tears
All the hopes thou hast promised are
banishsd-
All the glItteiins phsntoms of joy;
At my fond. eager grasp they Layt Pan.
ished.
Or have stayed but to sicken an i cloy.
Now where shall turn from nv sorrov--
Oh! where shall l seek release?
Shall still fondly dream that the NOR
Will yet bring me contentment and
peace?
Or as an eagle. when hunted and driven,
Spreads her pinions and mounts in
the air.
And seeks, in the sunshine of Heaven,
A place Ut security there:
Thus M spirit. disheartened and sad
dened
With trials and vsnities here,
Oh! the thought of yon Heaven has
gla.ld.ned;
For that region of brightness I'll steer.
Then Ill leave tlis vain world far be-
hind me
Its ailurcmen;s, dsceptions and love,
And rest where no sorrow snail ini me,
: In the bosom vi Jesus auove.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08

The District Nominating Con-
veIt.pa of the Democratic Consery-
ntiye party a, ,inbled in Amite City
last Saturday. Mr.. ]. B. Easterly.
uf Livingston parish, received the
elimination as candidate for dele
gate to the Constitutional Conven-
tam, from this the Seventeenth
Senatorial District.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08
At the Convention of the Demo

At the Convention of the Demo
cratir-Conservative party of St.
.aR many parish, which was held
Mt the Courthouse last Saturday
james III. Thompson, Esq, of
t-'vingtop. Was chosen As the Demo-
cratic candidate for delegate to the
constitutional Convention.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08
FOR SALE.
l6O Acres of Land.

Situated on West Pessl River, III st.
Tammsny parish, Louisiana, Eve miles
from Hersi3's Bluff. and hear the River
Swamp. lerms reasonable in money
and stock. For particulars. address
MRS. E. d. WELSH
Peari River postofhce, ST. Tlumaay
parish, Louisiau.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08
GRASS BURNERS.

Much complaint reaches us from
various sources, III regard to the
criminal careiessness Of persons
who are i'll the habit of setting fire
to the grass III the woods. We hear
OF one person who bad humber OF
sheep aud lambs burned to death.
and Mr. Brady, who has q turpen-
pentine orchard near MadisonviIle.
reports the loss of some eight hun
dred boxes. besides the serious
damage done to Lis trees, through
the r.cklessLess OF persons starting
these dangerous fires III the woods,
aud then leaving them to take their
own course.
BY referring to the files of the
FARalE, We lind that the Police
Jury, ut meeting held un the 2Itn
Of january, 1916, unanimously
adopted the following. winch We re-
pubish Tor the information Of our
readers. and to which We cali the |!
utten ton Of the proper author,-
tie"
AN ORDINANCE
For the protection of the people
against the tirIn2 of paslur-
aye, ie.crs anu property III the
Punish of ST. Iaiuhiany:
SECTION !. Be it ordained, BY the
Police Jury of st. Tamniany Par ,
sh. that from and after tile adup- ,
Jon anu PRONUNCIATION of this orul-
lance, any person of persons set +,
ing tire 10 Sla.ss, brush, ETC., will
lave to cunilne the same To thelr !
'wn premises. /,
SEC. z. lie ii further ordained, A..
That any person Who, Tor The pur-
'ose OF hunting " Camping, will r
ct the woods on fire, WIN he sub
sct to the penalty hereafter set I,
,rth. /.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further ordained, :,
hat any person who shall be- found :,
nifty OF violation of either of :.
~ previous Sections l and 2 of
,is ordinance, shall be fined no
IS than twenty dollars nor more
IAN one hundred dollars; and in
tfault of payment, he shall be
1lrisoned no less than ten DAYS
,r more than one month; Pro- b,
ded, That any section of this or a
nance does not conflict in any in
~ with the State laws. fu
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New Advertisement.
SUssEssIoN OF A. KIRKLAND.
Parish Court for the parish of st. Tam.
msny-Stste Of Louisiana-No. III.

By virtue of an order Of sale to me di-
reeted from the honorable the Parish
Court of the Parish Of st. Tammany, La,
bearing date March ., 1879, l viii pro-
coed to sell at public auction, at the dooss
of the Courthouse. town OF Coyingtoa
st. Tammsny parish. La, at IL O'Clock
NJ. on SATURDAY. the 18th day of
April, 1879, the following deserted
property, to-wit: r.
All the right, title and interest OF the
above succession in and to all that por-
ton of section 43. tract 4, and that por-
ton of section 81, tract 5, south range y
east. lying west of ichefHncta river, in
the parish of TangipsLoa, Louisiana
Terms of sale-Cash.
WM. &. MORGAN,
Administrator.
Coyington. March y, 1579,
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Did they have to wake up tn.
hen! lnnocentIy asked Jones, in
popular eatlng saioon one even
ine' after waiting twenty minutes
for solt-boile,i eggs.
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HALL OF THE PARISH EXECUTIVE Cow
AITTEE, REPt'BLIcAs PATTY OF 81. TArL
MANY PARIsa. Vaudeville, Feb "a, 1879
The following resolutions, offered py
". 1. Washington, of Vaudeville, .wsrs
unanimously adopted: + = / n : :
RESOLVED, That this committee do nov
indors- MIR. A.. A. BAUDOUIS, the
LNDEPENDENT' CANDIDATE 10 rem.
resent the arish of ST. I.,mmany in sh,
Constitutional Convention, to assemble
in New Orleans, April ii. 1879.
hesofoed' That this committee will use
all honest means in its power to elect
him.
HARRY LOTT,
Acting President
". w. JOHNSON. Acting Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08

The President has issued his
proclamstion calling for an extra
session Of Congress, to be convened
ON Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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SUCCESSION OF A. KIRKLAND.

Probate Court for the Parish Of st. Tam.
niany-Stlte of Louisiana-So. III.
All persons having claims against the
ahove estate. and all persons indebted
thereto. will present such clnims or make
snch payments to the undersigned,
within ten days from the notice hereof.
AT the town Of Covington, st. Tammany
parish, Louisiana = -
VIM. C. MORGAN,
Administrator.
Covington, La. March a. 1879.
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THE CONSTITUTION.

people depend as much upon th,
wisdom and justice of the laws un
der which they live, us upon til,
productiveness of tine soil and salu
brlty of the climate. The climat.
and soil of our State are unsur.
passed, and the nature aud abund.
anes OF our crops, together with
their intrinsic value and constant
demand in the markets Of the world
should make Louisiana one of the
happiest and wealthiest of all the
States. That this is not the case at
present, is not the f,lult ofupur peo-
pie, who are naturally industrious,
and whose experience for the past
ten or fifteen years has necessarily
uiads them frugal and economical,
to such m extent that thousands
who have been accustomed to enioy
the luxnries of life, now find that in
order to secure the most humble
Necessities. they must deprive and
stint themselves to AN uncomforta-
bic degree, entirely Inconsistent
with their intelligence and liberal
habits.
The direct cause of this most de-
plorabls condition il due to op-
pressive and unjust laws, transfer
ring the profits Of the producer into |
the pockets Of the tax collector, to |
pay the expenses of q ridiculousIy |
extrsvagant governmental system.
together with the burden OF q State
debt to large extent contracted
through fraud and sustained at an
rate of interest. These
TWO subjects-our public servants
md the public debt will CONSUME
much OF the time of the Constitu-
ional Convention. to the end that
he number and salaries of the for
aer may be reduced to something
within the bounds of reason. and I
he fraudulent portion Of the latter Z
tricken out. and the interest on the {
lst debt reduced to . sum COIN
iensurate with our ability to paw
romptly. Our people seriously >
lei the necessity for the above re- U
'rms. and at the approaching cleo "a
on OF delegates, will send only y
'ch persons to represent them as r.
icy know will honestly labor to u
'cnre the desired result, Il
They must see to it, therefore,
at the candidates for whom they +
st their votes are pledged to ex-
their efforts III this respect. We
ant taxation reduced as low as
consistent with the abso- p
te necessities of the government. Is
'slslative and parish expenditures w
Guild be restricted. Our judiciary 10 10
stem must be made more effect h.,
}, and at the same time less ex- ov
nsive. Parish courts should be =,
Our public offers, we IL
nix, should be elected for four po
'rs, and the Legislature should lee
ct once every two years. Tue iol
tenn of registration should be
dihed, if not absolutely abolish ~
We are also of the opinion o.. sn
t our public school system thi
aid work to better advantage if les
b parish had control of it's own tina
DIS for this object, and q poll aei
established exclusively for edu- mn,
onal purposes. rid
ote Tor none but those whom din
know will work in the interests wal
Justice nn2 ecpnn,,r -; A.,
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Inc lives Of the best of us are
spent In choosing between evils.
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Hall OF THE NATIONAL PARrr, \
Bayon Lacombe. st. Tammany parish,
State Of Louisiana. March, /, 1879.
The members of the National Psrtv,
from all the Wards, in Convention .,.
sembled. for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for their party to the State
Constitutional Convention, toz meet,.in
New Orleans, April II. 1879 have resolved
that, having no candidate of their own.
they do indorse Mi. A. A. BAUDOUIN.
the INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,now
before the people of this parish.
PHILIP MAGEE, Chairman.
A. G. TUCKER. Secretary.
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Probate Court fohthe Parish Of St. Tam.
mahy-State of Louisiana-No. Tlg.
All persons having claims against sail
estate, and all persons indebted thereto.
viii present such claims o. make such
payments to the undersigned, ut Coving.
ton. Parish of St. Tammany, within tan
days from the notice hereof I
WA. G. MORGAN,
Administrator.
(orin1ton. La, March 8. 1879.
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SUCCESSION OF ". II. LEAOED.

ssE2t F 81 .-s.,
Probate Court for the Parish of ST. +, m
many-State of Louisiana-No. II6.
All persons having claims against said
estate, and all persons indebted thereto,
Will present such claims or make such
payment to the undersigned, within ten
days from the notice b, reof, at the town
of Covington, Parish Of St. Tammany.
Louisiana.
WM. c. MORGAN. .
Administrator.
Covington, March l, 1879.