The Ouachita Telegraph from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 3

OCTOBIER 11.1878. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. MAJOi E. A. BURKE, OF ORLUARS.

FORB SBNATOR: L. H. BOWDEN, of Plandkltn. FOR COONRESS FIFTH DISTRICT. SLONa rRn J.

FLOYD KING, SHOlT Tmn JOHN S. YOUNG, of Claiborne. OIJACUITA PARIatI TICKET. F03 55FP3535TATIVB: W. P.

FOR PARIS 0on IF WALTER S. LOGAN. J. W. OC E.

Wild pigeons have made their appearance, but in small numbers. You may want to vote on the 5th of November. Can't do you register. Parish (oirt wais ip seesion two days of the present week, but adjourned until Monday next. The pecans are nearly ready for the harvest.

Little boys, get your sticks, and have them heavy at the butt end. Wagons have been sent from this parish recently, to obtain supplies, to Camden, Hope City, and The Parish Democratic Executive Committee will meet next Tuesday at Keller's Hall In this city, for the transaction of important business. The Police Jury held a special meeting the past weekand appointed commissioners of election. The officieal proceedings will be found in this week's paper. We are Informed that Dr.

Hamilton of Delta reports seventy cases of yellow fever at that place. We had thought that there were hardly so many people left in the town. The Democrats of Caddo parish have done a graceful thing in nominating Maj. J. C.

Moneure for the legislature. The whole State will hear the announcement with genuine pleasure. Two years ago, on the second of this month, there was a frost and a freeze; but nothing of the kind has occurred. up to date this year. The weather is' cloudy and rainy.

Some persons prediet a frost the change of the moon." The withdrawal of the Parish pickets at the parish line on the railroad, at Bayou necessitated the plaeing of a quarantine guard there by the city. The point is now closely guarded by a special guard sent out by Monroe, who will remain on duty until the quarantine Is finally raised. Major Green and Mayor Endom went out to Rayville yesterday with a locomotive and baggage car, having a supply. of ice for the yellow fever sufferers at Delhi. Two.or three new cases are reported at that point-Mr.

Geo. Slattery and Mr. Feenan two of those recently taken. We hope the worst is over, however, and that the people of Delhi will very soon have only the sad remembrances of the scourge to contend with. Capt.

E. B. Cryer carried the lightdraught steamer Acme down the river nearly a month ago to receive a lot of groceries shipped from St. Louis for merchants in Trenton and Monroe. The goods were re-shipped at the mouth of Old river, and the Aeme is now lying at the quarantine station at thie lower limits of the parish awaiting the.

expiration of the time during which she isquaranitined. Her freight consists of a layqge quantity of bacon, rice, She will be up in five or six dlays. is still free of yellow fever; nor have we heard of a wellestablished case of the disease, as yet, nearer than Delhi, 37 miles distant. The strictest quarantine regulations continue to be enforced, however, and ingress is denied to all who are unable to show they are not from infected districts. This is eminently proper and wise.

It is too late, now, to relax oar vigilance. In a few hope, this may be done safely, and the worthy sentinels of our city's health released from their duties. Deaemeratie xemisees col. John Youpg, wearie ith travel and hosoe from.labor, his appointment at the Court House labi Tuesday night. Judge R.W.'Riehardson presided.

A full house greeted and did him honor. A man of fine physique, graceful carriage and happy utterance, he fixed attention in rising and kept it for two hours in an elaborate and exhaustive summation of the Issues dividing the country, and of the purposes and hopes of all contendiag parties in the future legislation of Congress. The fnances wore theaoughly dieearssed, the intricacles of to satema luoidly examined and its bmrdmesoam tendencies exp d. The levees 'and their relbdlngy: by the general govet et wll be a se tck an otlest and aima of his service as any Republican could promise or expect. The Paeific Railroad will have in him a friend ebamplon, and his best efforts will be used to secure for it national aid And encouragement.

Col. Young is a Democrat squarely on the platform, and the old banner ln his hands. -He Is tally alive to the im.portance of securing the next House Representatives, and is determined to give the enemy nd quarter, avoid no exertion and seek no rest during the of the canvass, in the belief that if energy and work will call the voter to his duty I At in le ft iUf or Gen. King, after addressing the people of this parish awd of Union last. week, was called away to the parishes on the Miselsissippi.

He spoke at Waterproof on the 5th, at Kirk's Ferry and Sicily Island on the day following. A dispatch Bagyvilla. received yelite lnlrafas-us mhat addressed the people of that parish Wednesday, and yesterday he was to have spoken at Bastrop. It will be seen that our candidates for Congress are not idle. Mr.

Bennett takes for the subject of his graver this week, the physiognomy of the Edito of the TP Mr. Bennett has not before undertaken the reproduction on wood of the human features. How far he, or Mr. Mealy, the photographer, has missed the counterfeit presentment of the TaLEb APr's chief, we shall not undertake ay, any more than they have a very good piltare from a very poor. subject.

'We should be pleased to present to the readers of the TmEZeaAPR, engravings of any of our leading ci etiens who will call 19i the aid of Messrs. Bennett and Mealy. We copy with sorrow inexpresseble, from the Caiiborne Guardian, the announcement of the death of Mr. A. MeCranie, of Homer.

He and the writer were boys together, and all the tender recollections of boyhood are recalled by the announcement of his death. Of other men, dead, we might, say something; of this man notblng, at present, but we give the poor tribute of silence and tears, and we believe that no tribute we could offer to his memory would gratify him he now living. His wife and child much as they have reason to urn, are not, we- hope, more sorrow tricken than are we. As will be seen by an vertisement in this week's paper, dge Ludeling proposes to address the of this parish at Mon 19th, and at uo on the 18th. Judge Ludeling addressed the people of Concordia on the 24th.

Over there he devoted his remarks to a review of the decision of the U. S. Supremo Court in the railroad suit, and to a criticism of Gon. King's claims to citizenship in Louisiana. What he will talk to the people of Ouachita about is something more than we can well imagine.

Insure your cotton, gin-houses, machinery, with Sholars ly, agts. Mr. Aleek Mitchell will receive orders fo millstones from any of the plaster or milles in the parish. Mr. Mitchell is a reliable gentleman and a faithful mechanlic.

Mr. A. Myatt informs us that Mr. Mitchell has done a splendid job on his mill, and he does not hesitate to give Mr. Mitchell an unreserved endorsement.

kr. 8helton, registrar of voters, supplies us with the number of voters registered in this parish up to noon yesterday, as follows: 62 .........1106 ...............172 Just recelved by Sholars thousand pounds bacon, sugar, coffee, rice, lard, which will he sold as low as the coast will admit. 1 si 1: i wL cam. SSLY: iB Rxw' bmoerattod Mass 1is tiaga There will be held Democratic masa nmeetngs in' the several wards of the pariah on the day and dates af Waird 1, Island, Saturday, October 19; '-Ward Colony. Saturday, October Ward oteber 25 Wntd4d 4Lgtown, Saturday, get.

28; Wad 6, Trenton. Thursday, October Warda 6 and 7, Forkaville, Wednesday, October ft Sant Vernon Church Suppose alithe minors wvre wouldn't they register to a man? Rea md ai Reecti Think how you suffer day after day with chills and fevers; think of your misery, and then think how quickly you can be -ured otchilla and fevers by taking a few doesiot Couan Time, grgat and fevers; it caee every time, an never fals; it cures when quinine and phys cisna' prescriptions e11. It will quickcly flls -chils vers, and gives health. ThUesands hha en cured of chills and by using this medicine. Get a from O.W.MoFee, and try it.

You will bless the day you try it. Congressional Appointments. General J. Floyd King and Colonel Jolia S. Young, Demoeratie for Congress, will meet and addre's their fellowcitizens at the following times and places: Farmerville, Mond, Peptembeor 30: Oct ber Vienna, Friday, October Vernon.

Saturday, October Idnday, October Red Moth Tusday, October 8 Rayville, Wednesday, October 9 Oak Rid Thursday, October 10; October 11. Addtional appointments will be and published hereafter. Demoerati papeIs in -t the' ditstlef will please copy. "You may want to vote on the vember. Can't do it, unless you register Pretty and Youne6 In every feature but the which hae grown white from everA ThIs lady at write us: "I ha Parker's Balsam six months am moeI with it.

I restored thb natural browon color hair and ivelt softnems nicer anever ms. no a felling hair, itledves reader it heell rty of restoring hir to its natural hftt color, leaving the head entirely from dandrnft lean and healthy, surprises no less than it pleases. Buy a bottle from George W. McPoe and test its merits. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HON. JOHN T. LUDELING WILL ADDRsES THE CITIENS OF OUACHITA PARISH AT oenree, Mnt dar, Oeteober 70tl Ferksville, Friday, October 18th. STRAYED OR STOLEN Oa" BLACK MARE MULE, Over the sale, with gray hairs mingled with the black and are seen more in the head than anywhere else, branded with letter Don the ahoulder (and I think on the jaw) has a atch of white hairs on the back, made by the saddle the size of the hand. She is seveonor eight yearn old, in good order and condition- Was last.

seen on en 18th September, 1878. A liberal r9d ward be paid for her return. W. H. Il.

MULLTN, Oak Ridg Jo, NEW EGIstRATIO NOTICE! I hereby notify the votersf OuachIita parish that the office of registUtlion will be open at the COURT HOUSE IN MOWROE From this date until the 30th ol Ocloler incluaive, exoeptlng on the days nm1i5cncd below, When the oilico.wil be open following placesa: Porksville, Ward 0, October 9 Grady School House, Ward 1, October 12; Logtown, Ward 4, October 19; Mt. Vernon Church, Ward 8, October W2. T. P. SHELTON, Registrar.

Monroe, Oct. 7, 1878. 2t JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIlS OFFICE. Sheriff IncompH woth 016 notice is girvena a lon will be d4 In on theTn auodeUding tie SutMrA ndaiay in Novem. next 1i87 at whi eltionthere are tob chosen by thMreq voter AO Sato aoellue.eato Onerin the 46th poarsh ofr tthe Untd th Cenga iotonm Dlstrict, co of the perishesf CO.Union Mor wLifeolu, roll CISaiborn a en xpe re on a rdd ARern in tne th engr District, cop Mtnt m' son, Richliad, mohi.

Jackson Lincoln, Union. More arrollWest Crroll, Claiborne oulm. One nator os the th Senatorial Distrisct on of aarihes of Cld- ie One Repres ye the pariah of One Parthe the parih of oOunaEleven Consta ta. two Wa One Sheriff fe of Ouchtta. One Coroner theparimlaofOuachlta.

Eight Police one Police Juror for each Jury Ward in the Eleven Magist being twoo orWs No. two for 0.5 and one each of the other of Onachita s. Eleven Conatab ni two from Ward No. 3, two for No. and one for eachofthe the Wards of Ouachita.

For taking the of quallfed. lecors of this parish, on proposed amendment, to the Conatitutio the State i Loulia ana, under Act of of 1878, the ion of romovi a-e State Capital fr few Orleans to Pnt Ro-Fortkinthe of the qualifie electormof the Parish Oachi the prbamsendmen to the lontof on 188. For taking the vote of the quaslifdd tore of the Parish of Oumhiac onthepro. e- posed amendments to the o0tctIe of this State under Act No. 12 Extra Se Sion of 1878.

All Assistant Supervisors, Oommised to hold said eletion for the above na ed officers, In all things according to law, I and make return thereof. Ir Given under my hand this the 28th SBep tmonber, 1878. T. P. tfit Sheriff of Parish of BUILD UP1 YOR own CO PRNN CL FAICERT.

ct 187, f. OONo sla Tt Th New rea ul 1i I erve Iarret of ell and ofr the the do hlm to tore my nd gill olease ear, te- eilez of eion given Nosvmber Octobr 1,187, 91,. w'w. FA--. tCONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMINTI In pursuance of arti01e.

41 of tl eeonituion ofnthis sbtte, erbygve to the soters tbe GeIaen a apers ev Sapr ti s1 applarmo tbuilg of I theoalthy bqpleRt i ibein snoha manner goenmn the teo 'myvt beaerately, Oreand a oriof ity saidotr etectot abt! ractily 54r either otd endneats; tise sas shad a par riohs conatitution. WILL. A. (INWG, of Slate. COI'ENS AU I ACT No.

73, R. U. OF That the seat of government shall he numab- Limbed at the city of Baton Rtouigeorat the city I of New Orleans, as the sajority of 'be voters ofthets "a hmst to vo Oto OI, 181, him nn a No -l 'll In. evit 9i oncan own arrn 1 se cite Li bonuetbalt: per aar the ar cr the tal uI est- ea aollf the of ear hey-on re ey iwo -th 5 os id yaaii manir or oiso heu sh orWN ots tihe Ge ommbir.e ouot Iuhtnnen with or sh 5ngdte, vanse In oi ra, tofbL ate btabe, em tIo'an pro oisretr, Ine a oe trhe he 1 in usans iI1. opqto pUte chn ge qnoat erw taratleor aafty emof ent or nt ohe nltos ae.

ces, wtere general la hanl la ble, no local or epeoal law sall 'bL suars The Governor sheU rte ie anary of seven tbousand dollars per annum, payitble waerrant. to ot article The Loeutoenant Gavernat eba ltl whal esla euich obi ta ardf th the gene wbra Iseem oblt. a ut artrule "uet Every bill whlch be approe ite he bill approved i i it-t eomt Shouse in whirch it originated, whioh shall enr the bjections at large upon Its journal, Sprocee to reconsder. If, after such recaonside tion, tno-te of all the mrember greeent that house ahall sree to pa the Site other bonue, wtLich It shillkwse be re- idered, and if approved' by two-thirds of the members present in that house, it shalt he a law. But in such osee the voto of bath houses shall be determined by yeas anl nays, and the names of members voting fOr or Tpnet ule hill shall he entered pon thm journal of each house respectinvely.

If any bill shal not he. etued the Governor with ne dTe artrietr shall hve been pres eated tohim, ilt dsl -Je law, In like mainere as If he. bad unleed the General prevent Its return; nd drs, the shrill' no unli wited. Tyhi ojetion thereto in theo-dce of State, ntveo lo, wotiea thereof. otherwise It ulao Ia hoe hb signed it.

aothe shall cobe mmunicate silde rtlbns pit.r bill so depositedn to the lehouseoi eh I ornatd on the first day of 1. the sae ao -the 'next Gedteral Assembly, vt-ifded. The tersor shall have poer to veto bs or more items in nay bill approprail ti tnbrening distinct Items, while So vit' other ortions of the bill, nd Lhe petto rts the bill approved shall become elP te ondisteor items ofe aeepproprialions qtnc vrdthlbe odu shall bre reluered the stles and lImitations prescribed for the pssge of other billsm oer thes loeruor's SNo er whose salaery Is fixed by the trictsitutlon, shall be allowed any fees or perquhitesr of hooe. segssn The judicial power shallbe ran ted ln supreme ourt, dstrict court, and In justices of the peace. The district court shall have tof oer theo ind isve hundred dollar er ieSof sir thousand five hundred dollars per anly heIP on tho by by eorede 6l th mtalfit' Mid Sb ated re courts th some lo not t5 were i hand b.

eeber, raso talon his ob the oe 1 anet bti cow middle hand and potoa wth uh ImportantP ate O.the miwh insh: ean pu-e ln ordher to allo. Ia. ihts St en o' 011a lap ot the Sprovided. attorney Mr ou Unipted, statee Sl Alabama and bof sthe aInfbrimition ho idt promptlyoart tl lawro yen eo to sm4 placethloe waitr" a rnng sal ctison. so promps toes he generally known as nto tosi ljs order to ngley, was executed here to-day in se presence of a vast crowd for the der of Wilson Anderson in March! thE Ja gley made a speech front a amendmes asking forgiveness of these to ured andl warning any Loerego revenge, as it was the Ibet tbq leh brought him to the scafSSoora 2:87 p.

m. the drop fell. lIe a nelat a couple of times, his arms at or worked spasmodicillly a few In eleven and a half mnute I pronounced extinct. Loagley a noted depordo. 1 had kttoillneys men-six white and two negroes ides shooting everal otoher who wvived.

IUIoITON, Oct. 10. -Th ureotn uorney or cut and others rto-ing at S. Tis ele a vst cryellow fever inounm deany trongley madof a splech I flo shall not be leasking forve oesn thon hall expir at the ene have it wats to oftener th oe ery foe gt ar up generl elecion of pi.0. the rsoutedll.

I Third-That the oista modleallh AfsoIled by the ontlutlon oand a hal inutl froe unuti th d. Lontlel alrI noteei eopotle exleall oad k'lle lon the day the elect wonho Fourth- adop ct.on 10. rg sha notvacate the oeoestow more ng at of courts In emob parl ltlorifc of enei thee sArtcle onIre thundred hv fa to condstltttion hbe osufect. A ire-r oftener tshan once very latlcrtd up The onernated shall reoNeo of 1880. isa ooe-do iblrd-Thy rih or cor tlth rAnolied by theolluioan vono at wapc urlice untsl thIe i ion b-be elon the da om teele egon Fourth-re ado ofo nood atthee ano owre, we rlan ed famvalue thheasin aof ie buandroeiu atme.

trike oat the fulpe re tie 14t of of iRSwhio reads: "A utvora law, medical ea'e ebligte departmeni, each warn. adqoprlde Ikonltles The General univoeral shall beondaateied. It shelt- be proprlate tllies iseoli, that the law aio mMIae al ds lrein efs aircald oreueled shll ntee (lie hIty of' Now Orleans, and the sail other depertlceuta masy be located elewhere In the Ntae..