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S75 REWARD.

CtTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THEN
- Railroad pasture near Sheridan, on LSsaTA
the 21st day of September, 1SS0-One ES-A.
bright bay HORSE black name and tail, l5l TO l6
hands high. very hollow backed and high withers,
about !, 100 pounds weight. brands, is well bred
(sired by Fred. Low) G years old, left hind ankle
very litte is high spirited, and an unusual appear
ing horse. Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery of the horse and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension of the thief MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan October g 1880 06-lmf
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n ENTlsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eKM
IL Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new SS9fYo
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
" the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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RI Fourth and Fifth Sacramento. Arti- e1t1TfI1
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Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
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CATION upon the roll rs entitled to q t,tll
vote, although there was overwhelming
evidence ut hand to show that the dele
Cation Of which the Hon. D. Caffrey was
chairman represented q very large ma
iority of the Democratic voters OF ST.
Mary and the public sentiment Of that
parish. Not admitting either delegation
from Lafayette or st. Mary upon full
vote. vas bound to heed the aan;oni-
ton of Mr.. Mcclellan. against which not
a murmnr has been heard, and place the
two contestlng delegations upon the rol!
with half vote each.
After th. list Of delegates was com
pleted the secretary, under my direction,
called the roll, after which announced
that nominations for temporary chair
man were in order Hon. w. w. Pugh
of Assumption and Hon. Clay Knoblocll
Of Lafourche were placed III nomination.
At this time Mr. Ack]en arose to point
of order, and commenced to argue the
merits of the contested cases, criticlzing
my ruling in that particular. Mr.. Calf
rey then raised the point Of order that
on point of order a delegate could not
go into the merits of any case. ruled
the point well taken, and Mr.. Acklen, re-
marking that lie would call up the case
of Lafayette in the preliminary organl-
zation, sat down. l then addressed a
few words to the members Of the conven-
ton, reminding them Of the delicate re-
sponsbility resting upon me, and ex-
plaining that, having due regard for the
expressed wish Of the convention, had
made up the roll il such a manner that
every parish would be represented, and
that no injury could possibly result to
any candidate before the convention, as
the convention would have control OF all
questions after the calling Of the roll.
then ordered the secretary to call the
roll for the vote on the nomination for
temporary chairman, and appointed
Messrs Van Winder Of Terrebonne and
Victor Maurin of Ascension as tellers.
Upon a call Of the roll, tho following
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isHhJT7!T is no# beln. made fastes.
ss I'LL u Y than ever hv those at work
tS;ss..i',s for na- Persons OF either
LIE - ~ = y sex can make st Il week in
their e"n towns i; they ~. willing to work
n .;sk. s5eutiit free An ei:. can run the
bnsatss Capital not required. Il, who en-
gage ar"spar- No one fails. Particulars free.
Aasls'ls2 H. aAIEa1~f s Cc.. Portland, aIe.
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when the parish Of Lafayette was
called Col. Gerard, chairman Of one OF
the delegations, voted three fof kno-
bloch, his delegation being entitled to a
half vote. A member Of the other con
testing delegation said: Lafayette casts
six votes for pugh." said: "Yon can't
cast six votes; yonr delegation is only
entitled to three" and instructed the
secretary to put down three votes for
Push. Mr.. Rigues Of Lafayette, who Of
fered to cast six votes for Pugh, then
arose and complained of my ruling, stat
ing that the delegation of which be was
q member represented a majority of the
Democrats of Lafayette, etc. reminded
the gentleman that it was not in order
to discuss that question during the call
ing of the roll, and that the convention
would pass upon the merits Of the re-
spective pretentions of the two delega-
tions. MIR. Martin of Lafayette also ~ ose
and complained Of my ruling in not p]ac-
ing his delegation Oh the roll with d full
yn!a, and left the hall Of the convention.
This appeared to be Ii preconcerted sig
nal for the bolt which then occurred, a
number Of delegates leaving their seats
Immediately and following him. After
order was restored the secretary pro-
cceded with the roll call, as follows:
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Parish Of Ascension.
PARISH OF ACCESSION. Sent I 18s

PARISH OF ACCESSION, Sept. Z, 1880.
Pursuant to adjournment the Police Jury
OF the parish CT Ascension met this day.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their nafaes, viz:
MessFs. r. 4. Hanson, President; DR.. Ed
ward Duftl, Pierre Klopman, Henry G..
Braud aud Ben. Gibson.
On motion OF Air. Pierre Klopman, the
following estimate Of expenditures for the
year 1889 was adopted and ordered to. be
published according to law, viz:
/. Clerk Of Court, including siI5 to
March 81, 1880. S2o5
?. Sheriff. including $50 to March 81,
1881, GOO
3. justices of the Peace, go
!. Constablcs, 15D
,. Witnesses, 400
:. Jal!or, for maintenance Of prisoners, 1850
Z. taking convicts to penitcEtiary,. 900
8. Medicine, light, etc, for jail, ...-... 100
=. District Attorney 500
~. coroner 400
Ill. Coroner's Jury, 40
IL. Repairs to Courthouse, - 500
10, Grand and Petit Jurors. 1000
Il. Police Jurors, 215
-. Printing. $50
49, Ok. Police Jury and Par Treasurer. 600
II. iAEpers fund Observation-Disclosures. $50
Is. Assessors commission, Con
Y. school fund, Il Eill) .---... 1898
~ E'ectloh expenses, Observation-Disclosures 600
-. AK Goiiettors conintssion,.- 800
<, heGistfaIlhh expenses 800
20. .ohcriH, attendance Oh Court, 5000. 6};}
e. Delinquen1 list. 75G
.. Contingent fund, $500
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S,eamboats- Regular Packets.

New Orleans and Bayou LafOurche.
Assumption, up Wednesday and saturday
mornings down Thursday and Sunday.
Clara s., up Tuesday and Friday; down
Wednesday and Saturday.
New Orleans and Pla1uemine.
Deue, up Tuesday and Saturday; down
Wednesday and Sunday.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
VIM. Fuqan, mp Wednesday and Saturday
nights; down Monday and Friday.
Corona, up Monday and Friday nights
down Wednesday and Sunday.
New Orleans and vicksburg.
mo. ". Cannon, up Tuesday night; down
Sunday night.
J. m. White, up Thursday night; down
Wednesday night.
Ya1oo City, up Saturday night; down
Thursday evening.
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Redistribution Notice.

To the Voters Of the Parish Of Ascension.
ERURLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
Il tie undersigned Tax Assessor aud Ct
cNcio Supervisor OF Registration OF the par
sh Of Ascension Will, i'll conformity with
Sec. 30. Act l2' Of 1880. attend at the follow
ing places for the purpose Of revising the
registration Of this parish, froIn O'clock A.
NJ, to i 2. NJ, and from 2 2. NJ, until s
o'clock F. NJ:
Courthouse. Donallsonviile, third ward,
August 30 to September inclusive.
Adiard Landry's dollhouse, first ward,
September s.
Mccall Eros. warehouse, first ward. Sept l.
j. Oubre's store, first ward September 5.
Mrs. III. IreuAs' store-Port Barrow-frst
ward, September 8.
Armand Richards store, second ward
September 10.
Dutossat Gregoire's store-Bruly Sacra-
mento-second ward, September Ii.
J. }. brakes store, fourth ward, Sept. IL.
j. G. Coiield's store, fourth ward. Sept. Is.
Mississippi river ttrry-Da yile-tith
ward September Is
BurnSile's Houmas store, fifth ward, Sep
TENDER I6
Ben. Turcaud's store, fifth ward. Sept. H.
Ashland store, sixth ward, September 90
New River Landing, sixth ward, Sept. 81
V. =. Landry's store, seventh ward, Sept.
% and % inclusive.
Solomon Barmon's schonl-housc, seventh
ward, Sept "a and . inclusive.
II. y. Minors Point store, eighth ward,
September q.
Heccuic Landry store, eighth ward, Sept
% and 90 inclusive.
Alexander Myers old store, eighth ward,
September 50. and 81 inclusive
Court House, Donaldsonvile, October d
to 50 inclusive.
Parish OF Ascension, August 10. 1890
FELIX REINAUD,
Tax Assessor and nGicio Supervisor Of
Registration, parish OF Ascension.
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Tntal,..

Mr.. Knob!och having received a ma
jorlty Of the votes cast, and q majority
Of the uhole rote Of the conrention, he was
declared duly elected temporary chair
man and the convention proceeded to
complete its organizations. The result OF
this vote demonstrated that large ma
jority of the delegates whose seats were
not contested favored the nomination OF
Gen. Biliiu, and need not tell You that
III that fact may be found the true cause
which led to tho bolt and the meeting at
the Courthouse in tlorsan City.
| have not written one word here in
malice. Some Of the gentlemen who par
hcipatel in the bolt are friends Of mine,
whose good will l esteem highly. My
only purpose in thus addressing you is a
fixed determination 10 refute and ex-
p'odo the gratnitous charge that l, your
political servant, nsurped the preroga-
tives of the Congressional nominating
convention at Morgan City. ! cherish
the hope that those who have gone out
side Of the party with u view and i'll the
vain cndeavor to correct mag mary
grievances will not long resist the pa
trio,ic impulses which should inspire aud
animate every true Democrat in the vital
c:tinpaign which is now upon rs. Differ
enccs among ourselves, i'll the face of the
enemy, means disruption and defeat
and 10 true Democrat can hope to reap
an advantage or a benefit from SO great
a calamity. Respectfully,
Il. N. SIMS,
Chairman Democratic Congressional Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Third Dist.
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now prepared To furnish all classes viii, con
slant employment at home. the whole of the
time. or Tor their spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable Persons OF either
sex easily cam from 81 cents to 3 per even
ing, and a proportional sum by sievotins
their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That all
Who see this notice may send their address
and test the business. We make this offer :
10 such are ret veil satisfied we will
writing. Fall particulars and outfit free.
Address, CSC. srIssos & Co, Portland, Nc
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PROV Err EDS.

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THE INDICATED GLASS.

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in'tti, Sf9,99S
On motion, duly seconded, it was
hesofftd, That e tax Of 10 mills per 81
on tie asEessnea. Of 1890. be and tie same
IL hereby levied TO pay the expenses OF this
parish for tie yea: 1850.
a true copy: 4. PROSPER LANDRY,
Secretary.
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nou,,loso,rbille Gbitf.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

New Orleans Il Texas Railroad,
TIMETABLE.
Morran's ftrry.boat leaves head Of ST. Ann
street, New Orleans. daily. at 4. r.,
connecting with the passenger tram At
A!giers. Train arrives al Donalasony'lte
Mt IL NJ Returning, leaves Donaldson
Vile at 1890, arriving at New Orleans
at 4:30 =. M
Daily freight train each way, Sundays OK
ccpted.
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Chicago Races.

Chicago, June l9.-The first running
meeting of the season was inaugurnted at the
Chicago jockey club grounds to-day, and was
very successful. The track was in the best
possible condition. The attendance was
good. Fully FIVE thousand persons were
present. Each race was holly
contested. After winning his
race, One Dime, was sold by his own
ers, G. w. Bowie & Co., of Paris, Kentucky,
10 W. Bathgste, of New York, for $4,000
First race--Inaugurston purse, $500, all
age, mile and oDe.half. One Dime won;
Renown, second Headlight, third. Time
2;O9l. Long Taw, who was a favorite, not
placed.
Second race--Ladies' stakes, two year
Odds, three.quartar mile. The following
Is the summary: j. w. Hunt Reynolds b.
|. Dodgett, !; Mcintyre s. Sweeny's b. f.,
Lizzie s., second; S. 5. McGrath'sb. E., Lucy
Walker third. Time--l:i7.
The following is the sum mary of the third
race; Haverly theatre stakes, three.year
olds that had not won prior TO January !,
1880, mile heats: c. II. Ovens
c. b , G. Rinkeked 1--3--l; Keen Richards,
b. c. Long Time -3-l-2; j. b. Malone's b.
Q. Duke of Kent, 1928; j. B. Randall 81 Co.'s
b. c. Big Henry IA. Time-1:44ii lac, l;4S3.
Fourth and last race--hurdle, two miles,
over eight hurdles, weller weights, forty
pounds added. to weight for age,
won in fine style by Frank Short the favorite
in the pools, with Cannon second; Captain
Franklin third. Captain Franklin fell at the
third hurdle, hurting his rider severely. Time
d;I2
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Manhattan Beach, Coney Island, June 10
First race $500, sweepstakes, furlongs.
Brambletta won by two lengths, and Onals,
second; Janet Murray, third. Time--l:0S!.
Second race-Sweepstakes, l mile. Black
burn won by nearly adoxen lengths; King
ball, second Kitty j., third. Time-1;45
Third race-Foam stakes, s furlongs.
Spinaway won; Bantam, second; King Ernest,
third; bennington FLY, fourth Sir Hugh,
fifth. Time-l:05.
Fourth race-Selling race, one mile and
quarter. Milan won; Wardeld, second;
Startle. third. Time--2:l3l
Fifth race handicap, steeple chase; Dis,
turbsnce was a strong favorite, with Kate p
second choice Coming around opposite the
three-quarter pole, Glengsritfe banked,
jumped and SHE'D off and ran with tremen.
dous force up against the fence, striking
against rail, which ran into his breast. He
died almost Instantly. The Jockey, II. Brown,
was but slightly hurt. Coming Immediately
home Kate p gained ground, and won by
about six lengths. Lizzie d came up some
seconds after, and then came Raleigh. Time
6:3ll,
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Bits from BrOwnwoOd.

Special to the Herald.
Brentwood, June 10. The Coggin
artesisn we'll has reached u depth of 1900
feet. The water flows within two feet of the
surface, but still the work goes on. $500. $500.
The principal oil well at this place has
lately been filled with water to depth of
eighty feet and the oil is being taken from
the surface of the water
Rain continues to fall and crops were
never so good in this county us at present.
Farmers report to-day IN average of fifty
bushels of wheat per acre already made;
oats fifty to sixty bushels cotton very
promising and wheat is a fair crop. Every
body iubiaut over crop prospects.
Campaign documents are circulating free
and there is much talk over the state ticket,
but the Old Alcalde seems to lead for gov
ernOr.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
Jim 'Currie. who Killed Porter,
the Actor, Acquitted ut Marshall
on the Ground of Insanity-Jen.
nings,f or the Murder OF Cole.
man, 10 Urge atrial at the
PresentT Term OF Court
Court OF Appeals
Decisions, Ect.
Special TO the aerald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 10 .--Following are the causes
decided to-day;
Lunsford VS.. the State, from Lampasss;
reversed and remanded.
Watson VS.. the State, IRON Falls; reversed
and remanded.
lilo VS.. the State, from Brszos reversed
and remanded.
Robertson VS.. the State, from Bell re-
versed and remanded.
Holbert vs. the State, from Milan; af'
tirmed.
Lsnham vs.. the State, from Grayson re-
yersed and remanded.
w. L. Renfro vs.. the State, from San Saba;
reversed and remanded.
Blunt vs.. the State, from Brazos; re-
yersed and remanded.
DR.. j. Watson VS.. the State, from Falls;
reversed and remsnded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20
Baltic Ofnilliar,ljats

New York, June l9.--Thore WAS a battle
of billiardists tonight at Tammany hall be.
tween champion Jacob SchaeiIer and George
+, Slosson, which resulted in tho defeat of
the former, much to the surprise Of the
betting fraternity. AT precisely S;25 the
game was called. The first part of the game
was slow, Schaelfer keeping the lead, though
Slosson made many runs and small
count. His final run Of 236, however, won
him tho game, much TO the surpi iss of Shaef.
fer and his friends. Following Is the score
Slosson--0, 3, 8, |, |, ., Q, 0. 2, II, Is,
20, 8, II, /, l9S, |, 0, 0, 1856. Total, 600.
Schaefier -l9, 2. 0, 8, /, 10. q, 8, 4,
l0l. ia, 4, 0, 4, 4, 80, &C, 6l.--Totsl, 40.
Winners average, 29l.
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DrunkcA watchman's wreck.

Cincinnati, June l9,--James Duffey, a
bridge Waterman, last night laid down on
the track at bridge over the scioto river
near Chillicothe, on the Dayton & South.
western railroad with an arm over the rail
and went to sleep. The gravel train backed
onto him and the entire train was thrown
over the track. Five men were thrown into
the river, twenty feet, among the debris OF the
wrecked train. Duaey will die. Three
others we're killed. The others escaped with
slight injuries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20
The HOwgnte ExpeditiOn,

Washington, June 19.--The Gulnare,
Captain Howgste's Arctic vessel, will leave
here on Monday for the Arctic regions.
Lieutenant Doane, who was detached from
the Northwest TO remain at the station to be
established in the Arctic regions, has applied
for leave of absence and if granted will
accompany the expedition. A number of
enlisted men, who accompanied him from
the frontier, nave applied for discharges so
as TO 90 with the vessel.
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meIia and symonds' Sentences.

New Orleans, June 19.-The sentence Of
Melia and Symonds, the sailors of the Iron
Cross, was postponed till Saturday, as both
will be used in the civil suit as witnesses. 1t
is understood that they will receive the low
est punishment under the law, five years in
the penitentiary, at hard labor, having given
valuable testimony against johnson. Inauen-
tial citizens will petition the governor for
clemency in their behalf.
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Pnisnnell by Rad Mnier

North Adams, Mass, June ia terrible
scourge, resembling dysentery, is prevailing
in Adams, which so far has baflled the skill
of physicians. Over one thousand persons,
old and young, have been stricken down,
are busy night and day. Mary
cases. it is feared, will be fatal. There 10 little
doubt but that the epidemic is occasioned by
impurities of the water in the reservoir