Local Judicial District and Parish Election Notes 1868
The notice lists candidates for the Eighth Judicial District and parish offices in Calcasieu Vermillion St Landry and Lafayette. It names A Barley B D Etilette J Boxo George W Hudspeth James M Porter TACOB RYAN and David J Read as candidates with elections set for April 17 and 18, 1868 in various parishes.
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A. Barley
Eighth Judicial District
Calcasieu
Vermillion
Bt Landry
Wid Lafayette
B.D. Ebtilette
Eighth Judicial
Cul Wae Vermillion
St. Landry
Tafayette
Lewis Smith Nominated for Parish Judge in Calcasieu
The notice names Lewis Smith as a candidate for Parish Judge in Calcasieu Parish. Election to be held on the 17th and 18th inst. The announcement indicates a formal political nomination and upcoming polling dates.
Rutland Seeks Parish Judge Post in Election
We are authorized to announce W. R. Rutland Esq candidate for the office of Parish Judge for this parish. Election on the 17th and 18th inst.
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Tacob Ryan
Lewis Smith
Calcasiew
W. R. Rutland, Esq
SOHN READ ASIN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF PARISH
Authorization declares CHARLES GLASS a candidate for Merlot District Court in Culcasien Parish. Election officials note dates April 174 and 18th, with board chairman confirming candidacy for Parish Judge. The town vendor hints at bargains and a general sale of assorted goods.
Registration Dispute Over Registry Decisions and Political Influence
The article reports on a contested registry process within a military district where the late Commanding General overruled rejections, enabling former applicants to reapply. It criticizes the Chairman of the board of registers for political ambitions and asserts that appeals may bypass other boards. The piece cites dates, legal terms, and calls for timely registry submissions before the deadline.
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Wistaken
Res Judiegta
Board of Registers
Supreme Court
Gonalay
Toms
Boards of Registry
Wad
Sherman
United States Congress
North
Judge Bailey and impeachment debate in early court coverage
The article discusses Judge Bailey’s candidacy and reputation, noting Yale training and legal mastery. It covers the Opelousas Courier election dates, impeachment trial developments, and questions about the presidency, court authority, and Mr Chase’s proper title amid Senate proceedings.
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Sree
Mr. Chase
United States
the Herald
Chase
Ignorin
Woman and man clash over delusions in a card scene
A brief card image or caption depicts the theme of a woman clinging to delusion while a man offers an embrace, suggesting a tense interaction about belief and affection. The fragment hints at emotional conflict and human vulnerability without further context.
Railroad link to Sabine Texas proposed by local leaders
Rejoicing circulates over a definite proposition by responsible parties to rapidly complete the city Sabine Texas railroad connection. Gen T L Price and Mer P M Chateau are named as leaders in a plan for a ten year lease and thirty month construction provided bondholders subscribe to the stock.
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Sabine
Texas
T. L. Price
Mer. P.M. Chateau
St. Pie Vale
Dlemen
Ener
Gubporibe
Crescent horn dispute confounds local council
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local governance issue involving horns and a crescent motif. The readable words suggest a dispute or agitation around a symbolic or ceremonial horn on a crescent display, but specifics are unclear from the fragment. Authorities have not released a formal statement.
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the Echo
Charles
LA LA
TPP
Uh ‘Landry
Lafayette
Calcasien
Tilpétion
Borrow
Jmx Boxo
Tam
8Th Judicial District
George W. Hudspeth
James M. Porter
Opelousas
Jonén
Calensien
Bt. Landry
Lafayetté
Eprron
Hras
Canto
Telesecuen
David J. Read
Fudge
Mary Crrizmys
Sohn
Charles Glass
Merlot District Court
Fox
Culcasien
PX Bom
Thin ‘Parish
Tadge
George H. Wells
Louis Attorneya
Laos
Bailey
Supreme Bench
Yale’ College
Board of Registrars
Gov. Baker
Anrnopr Teun
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