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MARKETS III TELEaRAPn.
COTTON STATEN ENr.

Last year. .. Il $50 W,l5G ,lg7
Exports this week. (Ireat Rritnin TIle,
France, =; Continent. i.2vS. stock nj MI
unitsd States norris tbis T,v IN soa W. M, ~,
any isstyear. 2s5 'so5. ''''s u"S' i'4''O0i TINS
sT. LOUIS.
.ssns nSVi'' sept '@-Flour dull and un'
Wfeat unsettled nnd ncrvous onan.a
lower, advanced, then declined nrnin. INT
raliied and closed i.istigs above Sntu rdoy.
No. . red, IA .C07is., cash; TiIo75. Sep,em
bsr; 7bs!0si7, October; 5Gsl67olf Soyefnhcr
blessing at top figures, ~" y
Oorn slow, irreuular and renera,,v shado
higher; fI,ltSislls, cash; az. September: al.
osts eaSIer and ' slow. Srao cosn, ~
Md, September and October. o6p hid No.
vsmbei, va '''' N'
whisky higher, N,l2,
Corn meal quiet, p25@a@
Bulk meat quiet; long clcar. 20, ,hor, rib.
go; abort clear, 10. W.
Bacon easter long clear, lO.e5C9lO 10; short
N, lcsI11selO5o; short clear, ilCpill2IS
oitile receipts, 400; supply fnlr. Int de
nnnd light and market dun; exports, q So,t
lHb, good 10 choice, 500 uB9n: romnnn IA
medium, i.6OGs: grass Texans, SSoGi.6S;
mainly, S0NGti0.
an 'NV'' ''''V' "''''' "''"' "0"S
Hheep- Receipts, 400; scarce, nrmcr; lnfcrl.
or Ia filir, 22Nto2 rs; medium 10 good. Anl 10,
ehoioe 10 fancy, a0OGl; Texans aOS 10.
CHICAGO. -N''''~'
CHICAGO, Sept. i5.-Flour dull aud neg.
issted.
Wheat unsettled; opened easier; new,
stronger; closed weaker, with most OF nd.
septsmber' 7sy.Sip1, CLOSED Ssl; octoSsf,
Hl<M75Sl, closed rs; Noyembor. T0i.61T7il
-siosed 5GS4; No 2 red, n; No, 3 red eli - cash
Corn active and unsettled; irregular, clos.
cd about the same as saturday; cash, 5is.dt
uft< closed AZ. Sentemher kiiki9Nhi[ cInsnd
az; October, sos. (D5esi, closed 6ls. (: Noyem.
hq, 4sJ9eiisl, closed Il,
Pork dull; cash or September, Sl7, Cato.
he SIC 7h.
Bulk meats bullet but steady. shouldera
eD; short ribs, 0.52is; short oioer, 10.
The Drovers' Journal reports;
Hogs- Receipts, 5000; packing, 5.a8desSr.
cattle Receipts, 5000; brisk; 10 higher, AZ.
pert grades, 6.6iD7; good TO choice shipping
tDe6oQ; common to medium, t7S9S; range
Sheep eSeipis,l 900; arm; good grade,
scarce inferior 20 fair, 250NS25; medium Il
~ood, s2sgl. IS Texans and Nebrask a, q sSes. 7S
xhs Drovers' Journal quotes best American
~" ~ f KANSAS CITY. ''''''' ''
yARsAs CRY, Sept. l5-whoat steady
HfQadt, cash; 5Tl.759s, October; SIS. bid, No
vSnbsr. -
Corn quiet; l0,S0piOsl; cash, ~; September
Nav oats dun and nominal.
YheIlye Stock Indicator reports.
oAlile--R Receipts, 2eJQ; active and fair
sxports. sN1t0,SO; good 10 choice shipping
RSsaASO. common 10 medium, H.ieAS,t al
keders, li.a5tDf75; COWS tSdbS.5O; grass TeYa
8cars, tSiot9is0. :
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ACIDs--Hulphurlc, u carboy, 1916; cltric, n
n, &c: oxalic, h ID, Is: tartaric, powdered y
n, 81.
GUMs-Arabic, select " IN, SOC. asafetlda
to @c; camphor, ~ TO "a; opium, Si,2g to 4A0
-Bcrgamot, Snnderson's, q N, f2.l0;
lemon, Sandcrson's, $l.&; peppermint, 1925;
wintorgrcen, 1925; olive, Malaga, Sl2j.
PoTAsn- Bromide, D. ID, 80 To 40c; Iodlde
$40 to $3.50.
,soAps-Castile, notified, " N, Sl1lOc; cas-
tile, white, li0Dl5.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb., u h.
Nc; alum, Ndi; arr0wroot, Bermuda, SOC; Bal.
sam, copaiba, BE; borax, refined, 1905; Gallo.
mel, am, 74c; castor oil, u gal, $l.i6lDl.6O
cassla buds, u ID, l6.pls; cream tartar, pure
u ID, 81; corrosive sublimate, n N, IS; chloro
form, d ID, fl.0S9llO; extract logwood, bulk
iodine, resublImetcd' y u, 40; leaves caves
huchu. short, u ID, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
y N, Is; morphia, sulph, u or, $3.50; spirits
inter- sweet 81 Ii, 35; strychnia, crystals, $l.3t
g LAO; tapiooa, y ID, I; wax, white, v IN
sulphate oulnino, v o., n.2os,l.o6; Gin
ohOnidia, 10 10 DO
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"Thc AccIdent wns nuc tnICnrcln,.,n,,

"Tho Accident was Due acknowledgements"
So said tho Coroner's fury, and cen.
sured the switch-tendor, who was said
To have carelessly left the switch open
Examination showed that the poor fell
low was nervous from over work, aud
hat his constitution was badly run
down by feeding, the result OF
or two of Browns Iron Bitters, which
would have toned up his nerves and
strengthened him in mind and body
Mr.. Thos. Jones, Newark, Ohio, takes
pleasure in saying, "Brown's Iron Bit
tors completely cured me of weakness
debility and poor appetite. 1t gave on
| tire satisfaction."
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wOoL.uIpEs Am prI,TnIrs.

WooIs-Moxlcan, free ofburrs, lOlpl2c; Mex.
lean improved, l2t0l7C; coarse, l6c; fine me.
dunn aNo2lc; fine wool, according to dirt nnt
condition, liG22c; bury, 2(99c per pount
less, according to burrs.
HiDEs-Prime plump flnts. % ibR and up
lic per Ii; seconds, plump tiints, % ms and up
l2c per N; prime Hight and kips, l2c per u
culls, bulls and stays, 6G0ec per ID; dry sailed
MQll1sc, according TO condition; green sailed
719c.
pEhTRIEs-Deer skins, 2ncps2c; antelope, II
@l5c; senl skins, l6lDl0c; sheep pelts, MS pc
wool, 2kGd6c; shearlings, i0ml5c.
TALIOw-PriMe tallow, g.; tallow grease
ED5lSc; grease yellow 10 brown, 4(dD5c.
BEEswa y Prime yellow, 100; dark an,
duiteraiasi. lS0Hc-
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

APPLEs-si0b5 per barrel.
oRANGEs-S Sicily, fs case OF 300 500; Valen.
cline, nominal,
LEMoss--Sicily,7 TOO u box; Malaga, 100.
DATHs-In trails, lNDl2c.
BANANAs--3,0 100 Ta bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, 6,0Ot@6,5O half barrel.
SWEET Nominal.
0NIoNs-New, country, 75c, q bu,
PoTAToEs-fS bushel, Zoe.
CABBAGE--New 2,25(12,5O n dozen, or 5005llsC
n ID.
CHtcKESs-we quote at 2OOC12.25 Y dozen
tUrkeys. zoe.
EGGs--Sc n dozen.
BuTrER-Choicc western 9O925o; cooking
lbltlHc: country 2yfO,ljo.
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LUMBER AND BuILDINo MArERrAI

RouoH LunsEn-undcr Is feet, 80 y 1000
over 70 feet, tn5O n 1000 ~
DnHssBD LuMBnR--0ne side, select, Sos Y
,opi one aide, over Y inches Wide, tff5o 4
inches, 20 " 900; native siding, $40 "A 100;
white pine siding, second common. {rbO D
900 poplar siding, tb n 900; rough ceiling
flb n 900, Y ceiling, drcsscd and undrensed
SELMA dressed So g. sn q pndrcssed
pine ceiling, 40 y !, 900; dressed aHd matched
iil:So per 100; drcsssd, 10 y icS rough
,,, sniScLss-f i,oco, SAP pins T;S; hear
h.50; boss, best or ali heart cypress. *, An.
mension cyprcss. 4 inches, %; round end cy.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills will posl,
lively cure sick headache and prevent
Its return. This Is not talk, but truth.
ono pill q doSc. Tobe had Of all Drug
gists. SEQ advertisement.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK market as reported By Dorsn
Brothers, Wholesale butchers,
CArrLE.Qraea steers, AIS 70 s.eb; cows and
bhKEr-prlme, 400 10 2.60; common 10 ma
dunn, La 10 LIS.
Hoos-Corn fed, las 10 40; shoats, 10 "a
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF CRACKERS N THE WORLD

The following are the lucky numbers
and names that were success
ful at the drawing nj A. G.. d. Miller's
photograph gallery:
No. l57, First Prize-Amela IIaber-
man.
No. III, Second Prize. w. Holland.
No. 2oS, Third Prize-Amelia Haber-
man.
No. 1879, Fourth Prize Misses Miller
and Turner.
No. rs, Fifth Prize John G. Jones.
No. 2Ol, Sixth Prize--R. Z. Auns-
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do hereby cor
tify that we were present at the drawing
of prizes at Millers photograph gallery,
ana 1t was carried on in fair and inn
partial manner.
GORDON RANDALL,
j. w. KERR,
En- RANDALL,
j. h. DEREFoRD, JR.
-
We nre selling tine Sherry vino
III 30 DeF gallon. I,Oah ~ Fraihnrp
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The proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
cine justly claims for it superiority over
oil remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER-
MANENT cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand.
ing. He refers to the entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion that in no case
whatever will 1t fail to euro II the direo-
tons are strictly followed and carried out
In great many cases a single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by a single bottle, with
perfect restoration OF the general health.
II is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, If ito use is continued
in smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, moro especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid
TO keep the bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require cathartio
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO suf-
hoient.
BULLS sARsAPARILLA Is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Scrofulous atfootions-the King of
Blood Purifiers. i
DR., JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER 10 prepared in the form ofa
candy drops, attractive to tho sight andE
pleasant to the taste.
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| GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline ~ Man, Errors
OF Youth, and the untold miseries resulting
nom indscretion eXcesses II contains l9s
prescriptions for oil acute and chronic tliscas.
es, each one OF which II invaluable. SO found
by the author, whose experience for ~ wears
IL such rs probably never before fell 10 the lot
OF any physician, 500 pages, bound in heautl.
ful French muslin, embossed covers, null gllt
guaranteed 10 be o inner work In every sense
-mechanic2l, literary and prufesslonal--than
a1y other work sold In this county FOR $3.50.
or the money VIII be refunded In every in.
stance, Price onlyN by mail, postpaid. II.
Illustrative sample cents Send now. Gold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, to the Officers of which
he refers.
The Science OF Life should be read nv thu
young for instruction, and by the afflicted for
relief twill benent ALL London Lancet,
There In no member OF society To whom The
Science OF Life will not be useful, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor or CLERGY.
man.-(Argonaut, o.
. Address the Peabody Medical Institute. or
DR., W. III. Parker, No.4 Bulnnch Street, nos.
ton, Mass, who may be consulted on All dis-
eases requiring skill and experience, Chronic
and obstinate diseases that have baff,ed Inc
skill OF all other phyS LIT clans
especially Such trcaied TEAL All q
S! s.isnsss S y isllass, THYSELE
Mention this paper
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We are selling a tine Sherry vino
$l,0 per gallon. Loeb u Froiherg.
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Registration Notice.
o o.


Public notice is hereby given to all
citizens of The parish of St. Charles,
who have not been registered in this
parish, and those who have removed
from oneWard orPrecinct t. another
since the last Election, that tie Reg
istration Office will he opened at the
Courthouse, Feb is, 10, 20, 81, % %.
LIST Ward, CA Bourgeois, Feb. 1926.
g " G. Myers, Feb. q, %.
I'll DaUis Place, Feh.20, M'ch, /.
4lh Boutte Station, March 3, 4.
4th f" Bayou desAUemands, Chas.
j.. Hopkins. March 8, 6.
Sd [" Mary Duncans, " Z, s.
9th Derby Landing, " 10, IL.
Courthouse dgein, March II to
Saturday, April 10.
OW len MCLERAN,
Assessor.
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For Sale a. this office.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are You disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting tecthl II 50, seid at once
and get bottle OF Mrs. " ISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR cHILDBLN TEETHNG. It's value is
incalcuable. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it noth-
ers, there is no mistake abOntit itenres dys-
cntery and iarlh6a, regulates the stomach
and bowels.cules wind cOlie.soittns the gums.
reduces infitmation,an,l gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRs MISSIONS SooTlI-
ING SYRUP FOR cHILDHEN rElTHING is pleasant
TO the taste,ard is the prescription ot one Of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United State and is for sale hv all drug
gists throughout the world. Price, y cents II
bottle.
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We enjoyed an agreeable visit to
the city during the holidays in the
early part of the week, and had the
pleasure of meeting a number of our
old friends, besides forming ac-
quaintance of quite number of our
coWreres of the different papers of
our State, and attending an inter.
esting meeting and becoming a
member of the Press Convention of
our State.
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We were favored with a plpasant

We were favored with a pleasant
call a few days ago, from Mr.. Geo.
w. Porter, of the Post Off In,
spectors for this District, who came
here to enquire into ali old claim
against the Department, dating
back to 1879, at which time the
postoffice of this parish was burned,
while il was located on the Fashion
plantation.
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Our energetic over the river mer-
chants Felix Brothers, accompanied
by Jour happy young benedict, Mr..
George Delhommer dropped in on
us this week all of them looking the
picture of health and contentment.
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We were favored with an agree
able visit OH Thursday last from our
young friends Messrs. N. NJ. Cure,
James Baudouin, S. ]. Youngs and
Mr.. Miller of Boutte station.
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Hahnvllle was flvored with one
of st. Johns charming bells, Miss
Aline Ferrand. She was the guest
OF Mrs Charles A. Baquie.
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Several mem5 ers of the Modoc
Club, accompanied by the Hon.
Henry Demas, favored Hahnville
and our sanctum with IL visit last
week.
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Our levees in several places, are,
we learn, in need of immediate at
tention. 1t behooves our planters
and citizens generally to be on their
guard to prevent breaks as has oc
Cured in other sections.
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We were favored on Friday eve
ming last, with a call from j. r.
Watson, Esq, Business Manager OF
the American Citi9en of N. o.
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We are pleased to see that our
Syndics are taking steps towards
the repair of the roads, bridges, lie
wees, etc.
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Assessor.

THE MosT SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever dis
covered ms it is certain in its effects and does
not blister. Read Proof below
HOLLY, MlcH., DE, z, 1888.
DIR. -. j. Kendall a. Co., Dear Sirs.-I have
used your SPAWN Cure in two cases. one for
curb, and one splint. 1t did its work nicely.
NJ. A. PLUMBER
KENDAIhiS SPAWN CURE.
GLAssylLLE, N. B., DEC, II, 1888.
DR.. BIZ. Kendall & Co.. Gentlemen:-P Please
send me circulars printed on one side, a,lver-
tisement for Kendall's SPAWN Cure, az am
out. Your Kendall's SPAWN ure lives salts
faction to my customers and all who Use it
speak well of it. As it is good thing wish
to advertise it in good shape. Send me such
advertising matter as you have and oblige.
Yours very respectfully,
w E. THISTLE
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. All
Druggists have it or get il for You, or it Will
he sent to any address on receipt of price by
the proprietors. j. Kendall Il Co.. Enos-
burgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Hn1. Nu1o M fhio ~ 4}fno
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isa sh-a C.iHie to tho State and I'll snn.s ~
nlsei thetifem shall be set aside end heM
rs sisr-Al t,tha 0Hi Of which eilull he paid,
w piNe Nnce, The expenses Of the Clerk a
TIE eN i District Court the Clerks Of the e!ty
Z l,rts the lesistcr Of DpnyeyAncea aud Rec,
order Of Mortga1cA Of she parish 81 Orleans.
provided thSt the State shall never make any
payment 10 any Sheriff. Clerk. Register n
Conreyauces or Recorder Of Mortgages of tho
parish uf Orleans or any Of their deputies, for
salary or other expenses Of their respective
offices. except from the special fund provided
flT Nv this article and any appropriation made
contrary 10 this provision shall DO null and
void
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ART, II The Supreme Court, axcent In
Jurisdiction only, which Jurisdiction shall *.
tend IT, all eases when tho matter in dispute,
or the hind 20 be diatrihuted whatever may Ia
the amount therein claimed, shall exceed two
thonsond dollars. exclusive Vt interest, To suita
tor stivuree and separation ftom bed aud board,
20 suits for nullity Of marriage, TO suits involv.
Ing the righta TO hnmesicadsi to suits for la.
stitutionallty or legality of any tax ton ~
iupost whatever, or OF any iine, forfeiture ar
penalty imposed by municipal corporation
shall be ~ condensation, whatever may be thu
amount thereon, and IN snch cases the anpr4l
on tho law and the facts shall be directly from
the Court In which the case originated 20 the
supreme Court; and to criminal cases on nnes.
tinns oflaw alone, whenever the punishment al
death or imprisonment at hard labor may 10
inflicted, or a fine exceeding Three Hundred
Dollars $500 Is actually imposed
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Leah Lodge No. 1891, (HahnyilIc)
Knights of Honor, meets every I'd
and 4th Thursday.
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~ Subscribe for the Herald .4a-l
The river is rising here.
A. Riggs, g. Bros Cistern Makers; Shep, No.
247 Delerd Street N. o.. Eend for Price List

Are you troubled with rheuihatism9 Use
Kendall's SPAWN tule. Read advertisement,
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ARTICLE NO. 1o5

OF the Regular Session of 1852 Amendments
10 Article 81 OF the Constitution OF tho
State, relative to the Jurisdiction of tie
supreme Court.
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The weather has turned cold once
more.
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OF tho Constitution Of the state Relative 10
the Jurisdiction Of Courts Of Appeal
Arr ob. "The Courts &C Arneal exccnt
In cases hereinafter provided shah have appel.
late Jurisdiction only, which iuyisaiction shan
extend in oil eases, civil or probate when the
matter 10 dispute or the funds to be dsSrihut
81 shall exceed one hundred dollars, exclusive
of interest and shall not exceed two thousand
collars exclusive Of Interest,"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE I0I
OF the Constitution Of the State, relative to
TRIAL OF Cases In Courts Of Appeal whea
JuGgee Disagree
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A men timent Mo. q.

Ant. iss. There shall he IN tho Pafisll ~
Orleans . Court of Appeals for said parish.
with exclusive appellate Jurisdiction n all
matters, civtl and probate arising In aald par.,
iAh when the amount II dispute on fand Is la
distributed exrceds one hundred dollars *.
elusive Of interest, and does not evcrta
two thousand dullars, exclusive Of intetest,
enid couIt shall be presided over hy two aud "a.
who shall hc elected by Che General Ass0p,Sl,3
in Joint Aceanni they shah he fualaen,a NM
vn'ers of the city of New Orleans, possesslrg
NJ tho qualifications ncrcssarv for indgoA ~
Circui, Jynrts Of Appeal uroushout tic statel
thoy shall each recvisean annual salary ~ lntr
thoneaed dollars payable monthly upan tlelr
respective warrants, Said appeals shai 10
upon qaestiona Of law alone. lunli taSos iAvhIe.
ing less than aye hundard dollars, cxeln4iye nf
interest gnt upon tie law and IL, fsrts r.
other cases, ~ shall sit in'tae CITY GuF
oileans fron the Frat Moadps n as.i4,,ss
g tie last Monday Vt JuDa M t,,Ql .s,a,e VI
ANAL have nnthntltyt- isatie 44TfA - tafFM
mus, Prohibition C.rtstkiiHaH NnGa
poH " az q ~ appreciate ia.iHai,tses
ASlESpNENT 10 AistHTF isS
OF the Constitution q W. staie, swrtae \.
the furisdl ton % to- la!A CotssE,s AK
Parish VI UrltAnA'
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T9RnsD FoVs-a3.
Da5 ORR E2Es9 E.g9 E
: I.T.goTE &c EaALAsEA.
NE FEEsTG LTRT1 a NEW WAN.

AAh Tss1sAsS A4zlsL1 "A NEW azAR.
u htva had Dyspepsia, with Consipe-
iiua tive yeacs, ai,d IN w ri, d ten diircr+sf
ktnis al pills, and 'rgg2'.s arr this FIRST
t3iT have d5np'nle any good. They l;rve
lt.aatd me orr nicely. Ny appetite IL
5' Mid, f. q tiiatsis rcaA., and / nnw
'iatc n;tiunll nasSages. ! feel like new
aAsiis F" w. u. EJN ARDS, Palmyra, o.
tl cf"ry'rl n use. On e II af,,rs.,v y.
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~ Special attention is called to
the judicial advertisements.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-03-01
-AnlcneImcnt No. 5

Art. loi 'Nyhcncvcr the judged eop,po.
sing the Courts Of Appeal shnll concnr. tleir
Judgment shall he final Whenever theiss SHAH
he q disagreement, the two Judges shNll APP
point n lawyor having the qualifications for 4
who shall aid in the discrimination Of the ease.
q. Judgment concurred In by amy two OF thurA
shall be fiEal.n
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 1893
OF the Constitution Of TIM State, "Relativr to,
tho jurisdiction Of Courts Of Appeal for,
tho Parish OF Orienna.n
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-03-01

Ant 100. For tile Parish OF GrleaBa Il ara
alHHl hetwo District CourtA and no insife. ti,5e
u said courts shall DO known Ia 4ipsn f.ttn
5lsitiSt Nonrt ,, Ter the Patlsh Of orlcan. and
the other ~ Tile Criminal District Cobff f.,.
tho Parish Of Orleans Tile former Anon 4s,
siat Of not less than five Judges, nnd fhe iitt..
a t,oD loss lnsln I'VE a. judges having ths gae
ont the state. The said ndaoa shall ha 4
pointed by the Governor BIZ and viii, VI.
advice and eOnAent Of the Senate. FIR 4 i1i.4n
slght NeaIa The first appointment Shall 81
Three judges Of the Civil District Court. IN.
four yaara and two Judges for aipilt vee,e
One Judge Of the Criminal District Court. ni
four years and one for eight YEARS, the fern ID
be designated in their eOpmlllAHlons. Tho saEN
judges shall receive each four Thousand dollar
per aninlin. Said Civil District Cont slr,ll
neNs oxS Y v, aila general probate and 81
amount IN dispute or 10 be- diatiiinted exreeiiA
one hundred dollars, exclusive Of uiefaat. wbd
exclusive appellate inijedlGtlen from the Civ
Nourta Of tie Parish Of DiIeans wien HE
amount In dispute exceeds tHeuiy,iive dollaae
exclusive Of interest All causes fled IN sai,i
c1urta Hhall DO equally allotted and nssipta,l
among saia lnagea " aoeortance with RULES of
court TO be adopted for the purpose Ia case
OF rscnsation of any judge Ia any ua,t8c.
such canse shall be t'eassig ned or Ia case ~
absence Nom the parish sickness Or fe
disability OF the Judge to whom aald cat.a q
may have been assigned any Judge Of saii
epurt may issue Qr grant Conservatory ,siIfs
or orders In other respects each indsH ~ 81
have exclusive control over eyslY oau esas
signed to him flopi its Inception ~ ifrsleaa
discrimination IN said court ghe Gli
District Court shall haferliatnti inf'saii
only: All prosecutions inetltuted ii sasl q ta
shan he eqnallN apFWfioned between
JUDGES by lot Each iuiep 6t hs -,
sgnl have exclusive esaiiNl over psrfs aaa
falling 70 rs iibal determination in ea48 IS
~ eArH ~ NAfAuv Or ree5isNtinu lns
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