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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

CoNGREss.-In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Pugh, of
Ohio offered bill for the admission of Kansas into the
Union which read and referred to the committee
Territories. 1t is introduced as compromise measure.
1t provides for the admission Of Kansas into the Union
under the Lecompon constitution with the bOun-
daries as defined by the bill of the last Congress. 1t
also requires that the seventh article of the constitution
relative to slavery shall be submitted to direct vote of
the qualified electors the seventh day of April 1858,
and that the returns of this election shall be made to the
governor of the Territory instead of the president of the
convention and the election to be conducted in ODE
dience to the laws in force the h Of November last
It also provides that the constitution shall not be
strued as to limit or impair the rights OF the people at
any time to call convention for the purpose of altering,
amending or abolshng their form Of government sub
ect to the constitution of the United States The Or
dinance of the constitution in reference to the public
lands is to be rejected Mr. Pugh stated that he would
avail himself of early opportunity to explain the pro-
visions of the bill more in detail.
Mr. Brown, of Mississippi took the floor, and address
ed the Senate in favor of the admission of Kansas I'M
der the Lecompton Constitution. Before he had pro-
ceeded far he was seized with an attack of vertigo and
gave way expressing the hope that he would be able to
finish what he had to say tomorrow, (Tuesday)
The House Of Representatives was, on Monday, main
y occupied with resolutions calling for information about
the late seizure of Walkers expedition by Commodore
Paulding
A number of bills were introduced read first time and
referred Among Others by Mr. Winslow, bill for the
relief of John Dobbn, late purser in the Navy Also
by the same bill to alter the place of holding the Fall
Term of the Circuit Court for the District of North
Carolina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

FOREIGN IMPoRrs-The Washington Union presents
tabular statement of British leading exports to the O.
States during the first nine months of 1857, which
mount to $69679 02O This shows an excess so far in
ing off in the three following months must be greatly in
creased
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

The schooner E. s. Ruddero,r, Captain B. Chadwick,
sailed from this port the 26th November for Indian
River, Florida having on board cargo of oats, hay,
&C., for the U. S. troops. On the 14th of December
being at anchor outside Of Indian River BAR parted both
chains in heavy easterly blow the vessel going on
the beach, where she lies in wrecked condition.
Part of the oats sails rigging &c, have been saved
Captain Chadwick and the crew reached this city on
Sunday in the Julia Warden from Indian River. The E.
s. Ruddero,c was good vessel of 81 TONS and we are
informed that there insurance her. She was
owned in Beaufort n. C.-Charleon Courier 4th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

BSg~ We are noc forwarding bills for subscription,
&c., due his Office, by letter. whh the hope that the
amounts ayU be RENTED Wuho,h delay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

OPERATIONS OF THE U. S. MINr.-During the month
of December the coinage at the mint in Phaenha was
864O7 pieces in gold of the value of 81 42l 29l 315O
600 pieces in silver, value $625OOO and 1,s8O,OOO
were 81 s6 AGO. including 81 900 in old coppers In ex
change for new cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

PoRK-The Salisbury Watchman states that drove
of hogs numbering 200 head arrived at that place last
week. and sold out readily at ST SO per hundred nett
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08
Arrival ofthe CaI,awba.

New York, Jan. 4th.-The steamer Cahawba, from
Havana with dates to the 3Oth ult has arrived Su-
gar was active at slight advance
Walkers steamer, the Fashion was in port.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

INQuBsr.-C Coroner A. A. Harsfeld held All inquest
Oh the 9th inst portions of the body OF dead child
found in the Cape Fear river opposite the lower part of
town. Verdict" Came to its death from causes un-
known to the jury but from the appearance of the parts
found and examined it had evidently been in the hands
of surgeon for dissection" The arteries were all tied
with black silk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08
Official Publication.

In compliance with law Election held at the Court
House on the third ThHsdaH II BY j.
Vann and Wm M. Hariss Inspectors to elect Seven
Freeholders Commissioners of the Town of VIII
mington, until the first Monday in January, 1859.
At this election there five hundred and sightyone
votes cast which resulted in the election of the following
Gentlemen the number of votes received being
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

INTEREST ON THE DEBT OF NORTH CARoLINA-A
New Yor paper says "the Treasurer of North Caro-
lima has provided not only for the coupons due next
month"; but also for the interest due on the Deem River
internal improvement bonds guaranteed hv the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08
Manufacturing Public Opinion.

The Fayetteville Observer remarks upon the way that
etterwrite or others connected with the press have of
orestaling public opinion-of announcing beforehand
in a confident tone that such thing will be DONE or
such an appointment or nomination made, until the
thing has, by repetition gained the semblance Of public
opinion and thus frequently accomplishcs its object
The Observer don't say all this but it in some measure
suggests it, and at any rate, we say it.
The article Of the Observer which has led to these re-
marks has reference to paragraph which has been set
adOat as follows;
North Carolnd.-Senator Biggs of North Carolina it is
said will be appointed Judge of the u s. District Court of
North Carolina in place of Judge Potter deceased Hon.
T. L. Cingman will probably succeed Judge Biggs in the
Senate.
Now, for Senator Biggs and Mr.. Clingman we have
the highest respect. Mr.. Biggs would make good
Judge, Mr. Clingman an able Senator but more than
Il week has passed, and such appointment has been
made, although it may be made Mr.. Clngman may
also be made Senator he may not. All this remains
to be seen AS have already said we have the high
est respect for the Honorable Senator He is sound
lawyer, and would be an attentive industrious and hon
est Judge But would prefer to have Judge resi-
dent at this point because for reasons stated by us
sometime ago feel convinced that his efficiency would
thereby be doubled We must earnestly protest against
any Of these lOrestallng paragraphs. We of Whining
ton have set forth for asking the appointment to
be made of resident of this place and sincerely trust
that these reasons will still be allowed their full weight
because they based upon considerations of positive
and tangible moment to us, and think of equal mo-
ment to the business of the Court. Should Mr. Biggs
receive the appointment will be forced to admit that
he is the right man. but hardly in the right place SO fa
as location is concerned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

"Junius, just come from de Court House, were
made short speech" "Made speech Sambo? yer
don't say So" "Y cas-, yea S; made speech-a
short speech-a Gerry short speech "Why nigga, what
did you say ?" "Wa dey called me up before de court
and said, Not guilty' -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

Well, Tom, how fare you about these times ?-Oh,
quite comfortably just now said Tom rubbing his stom
ach You hold your own, | see,' said his neighbor-
Yes, replied Tom, and little Of another mans too
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

nr TRANSIENT Advertisers eOiH please bear ia mind
thai their adler tisemen cannot appear IN Ms pder sg'
ont firS being pad FIR IN Advance This rule ooN be
Sfriciy carried 6,i soItbolh respect 10 persons.
No 1anre tor eiIer The Daily or Weekly Journal ,oL
hereafter he eved list 1CtOt payment being made
an Alliance and the paper eCiU IN all cases be discontinued
cohen the fiHle paid f0T. expires
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

Daddy, want to ask you question, "-"Wel,m my
SOM? .Why is neighbor Smiths liquor shop like coun
terfeit shilling p? II can't tell my son" because you
can't pass it." said the boy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

Res~Ihc New Years Ball of the Wilmington Light
Infantry is spoken Of being most pleasant affair,
handsomely gotten up, and drawing together highly
agreeable company. The dancing was kept up to the
small hours.
We return acknowledgements for the courtesy Of
invitation of which circumstances prevented our
awaiting ourselves.
TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-We have received
abundant proof from the statements of naval officers
employed in the United States African squadron, and
also from other MEANS that the slave trade is at this time
carried on upon the Congo to greater extent than it
has ever been for years past. The Americans the
most active and prosperous of those engaged in the trade
which is carried entirely in American bottoms. The
slavers are chiefly from Boston, New York and New
Orleans. Ion, the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, says the American squadron is utterly
useless and cannot enforce the law for the suppress
sion of the trade, ought to be withdrawn. If gov
eminent intends to enforce it. they should substitute
swift steamers of light draught for the heavy, dull sail
ing vessels which now employ.-Petersburg Express
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

In Boston they still adhere to the custom of not al
owing theatrical performances on Saturday nights
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

The New HALL OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr John
G. Rves Publisher of the Congressional Globe contain
ing the official reports Of the proceedings CT Congress-
gives the following testimony concerning the merits of
the Hall in which the House of Representatives now
holds its sessions:
No man living, believe, feels greater present in
eest than do in the acoustics of the new Hail. as it
is the handspring to reports of the debates and it
is our beef-and we give it without prompting, and
without any unworthy motive-that were never be-
fore in large that conveyed sound so distinctly
and generally, especially to the gallery where the report
ers for the distant press sit.
We keep reporter in it from choice, as we believe
it to be the best point for hearing members all around
the House. III not that the official reporters
must be the floor, to be in communication with mem
bers to receive resolutiuns &C., &C.. from them, we
would send all of them to the reporters gallery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08

a.
NORFOLK, Jan. 5.-Walkers men were discharged
from the Saratoga to-day, by orders from Washington
and many of them wandering about the city dest
tute, poorly clad and moneyless
The corn market here is active and prices are tending
upward.
The weather is mild and rain has been falling all dav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

EDsroRIAL yIsIr. The Eastern Ciarion<-We
received call yesterday from Hon. s. R. Adams,
editor and proprietor Of the Eastern Mississippi
Clarion. Mr. Adams is on his way North, we be-
lieve, on tour of either business or pleasure, and
we commend him to the eourfesies Of the editorial
fraternity wherever be may go, as one Of the most
worthy members and brightest ornaments Of the pro
fession The Eastern Clarion, published in Pauldng
Mississippi the largest country journal within our
knowledge, and one Of the most ably edited It is
located 10 an exceedingly rich aud poppous district
Of the State and enjoys very large circulation
which extends to almost every part Of the Southern
country As an advertising medium, we strongly
recommend 1t to bnsness men here and in the North
Is Offering unusual advantages.
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.ss,g Books. .Hs.o hooks.
Per steamship Black Warrior,
Reeeived at


Received a.
y. @. NJ r G. A N & @ 10. IS,
Exchange Place.
Adjoining the Postofes,
and b Commercial Place.
THE GREAT REvIvAL-Harrstive of Remarkable Conver-
sions and Reyiy'l Incidents. 81.
THE HAND, But NOT THE HEART. By T. s. Arthur.
ST.
RAN AWAY TO SEA By Capt Wayne Reid
LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, Railway Engineer.
SI25
THE EVERY DAY BOOK of History and Chronology. By
Joel Munsel. 81 90
woMANs THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN. BY the au-
thor of John Halifax 81.
THE INTERPRETER-A Tale of the War. SOC.
RECoLLECTIoNs Of the Last Days Of Shelley and Byron. By
f. J. Trelswney 75c
THE QUAKER SOLDIER; or The British in Philadelphia.
new American Historical Novel 81
CHURCH AND CONG REGATIoN-A Plea for their Unity.
BY c. A. Bartol. ST.
GRAHAMs ELEMENTS OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Complete. 81.
PEvARIL OF THE PEAK-New Edition waveriey Novels.
81 50.
BEATRICE CENCt-Fresh supply. 81.
LONDON ART JoURNAI-For April.
ECLECTIC MAG AZINE-For May.
MERCHANTS MAGAZINE-For May.
BLACKwooDs' MAGAzINE-For April.
J. c. MORGAN & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office,
myl0 ep2i and 20 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

UNION INsuRANCE C0ARASY.-The annual state
ment Of the Union Insurance Company viii be found
in another column To 1t we take pleasure in direct
ing the attention Of readers and the community
at large. The exhibit Of this exeellently managed
and stsunchly sound home Company is as fiattering
its warmest friends could desire, and gives abso
lutte Of skillful management aud undoabted
solvency, sll Of which is web calculated to make il
popular with the insuring public. II the stockhold
not content with the declared premiums, they
are certainly very difficult set to satisfy and il thu
public wants a better warranter than the statement
referred te the public should not get it, for the aore
said public Is not entitled to it,
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COINS ERLA p e u NJ
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy Of great vaae foF variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skim Badness Dandru in the Hair Dorgauaaon Of the
Digestive Organs Chs aud Fever Bilious Ohagres and In
Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does good
grounds would respectfully call the attention Of the public
following certificates persons living in this city
New Orleans January 20, 1858.
r. Gons-Dear Sir On return from Aspnwal in July
last attack Of Chagres fever and after trying
every imaginable remedy without vr CT induced to
your Rapeapeum Fever aud Agne Tonic and happy
that although Is months since took the hr
dose have troubled with chill since, and have
believe that medicine has had the effect Of
rely removing the disease from my system. II therefore
affords me pleasure recommend valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans, lie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

SECOND GREAT SALE OF CRY Property To-Day
Capitalists and real estate dealea will not forget that
Mr.. N. Vigne, the City Auctoneer is to auction of
to-day, &C the 81. Louis Hotel, very large list Of
most desirable building lots all city property located
In srents parts oil the Second aud Third Districts
the terms fifth cash, and the balance at four years
credit All The particulars are detailed in the adyer
tisement, 70 which we direct general attention
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Travellers Guide hooks,


j. G. NOR G AN & G IS.
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-ofice, and
No. 20 Commercial Place
APPLEToN's ILLUSTRATED HAND BOOK Of Travel
APPLETON'S Hand Book Of Travel for the Eastern and Mid
die States and British Provinces.
APPLEToN's Hand Book Of Travel for the Southern and
Western States, and the Territories
APPLEToN'S Raih DAD and Steamboat Guide.
COLTONs United States Guide Book.
Together with
All the New Books of the day,
NEW MAGAZINES,
NEW PERIODICALS,
ILLUSTRATED NEWsPAPERs,
etc, etc, etc.
Travellers be supplied establishment with every
thing they wish in the BOOK and STATIONERY line. Our
stock is unequaed by any establishment in the South,
J. c. MORGAN & CO.,
Booksellers and Saioners,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-ofioe,
mylO 2p2t and 20 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

RS-Dr. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
have such all
aeh that for question Its efficiency the
most dreadful and alarming For many years
watched It's sesdy in public estimation and its bensh
Effects for all eompslas arising the
Aeh Of morbid nature
lied certain relief and remedy It's proprietor has
made The above preparation after years study
og and is reaping the claimed by valuable
&c and which he richly merits II only preFaa-
iiOn kind In all cases. and therefore de-
mands the attention Of the afflicted.
Sold by druggists everywhere. and by HosTErTER &
SMITH Sole ProprsOrs, Nos IS Water
Pittsburgh. myl0 2p6i<w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

ELofEp Win TWO hKs's WrvEs.--Jacob swipes,
German butcher. residing near Detroit, Michigan,
clipped with the wives Of a farmer named F1lmar
and man named Schneider, On the 18th ut OH.
GERS were sent 10 pursuit. but do see what for
unless TO rescue the poor fellow FROM the terrible
scrape he had got himself into.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

THE CONCERT To-MoRRow NIoHr. We are In
debted 70 N, N. Simpson, Esq for tickets to the
grand vocal and instrumental concert 70 be given at
0ddFellows' Hall tomorrow evening, for the benefit
OF the Jewish Widows aud Orphans Home The
programme Is most attractive one, as win be seen
by looking over It, in another column There will be
great crowd present at the coacert
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New Orleans, January 30. lsss.

New Orleans, January 80 1859.
n B. GonsDesr Sir take pleasure in stating hat
four months ago. suffering with Chs and Fever which
had for several months induced TO try doe
of your Kaperapsun Just before chill expected, and
such the it bad upon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took it according
directions The result that before bad half finished
the bottle my chs had net and have since returned
the enjoyment Of perfect health having
perenced any qunne other drug usually put
such Diseases and do cheeully end
the ''Kaperapeun' to all who afflicted like
Your friend,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

R9- Hall OF the Fifth Ward American Club
The members Of this Club requested attend every SUN
DAY. at u o'clock NJ at the Globe Ball Room, the eone
Of ST. Peter asd St. Charles streets.
By order Of the President;
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y. q. Morgan s. Co.,
Per Steamship Black Warrior

Per Steamship BLACK Warrior.
JUST OPENED
% cartons VELVET RIBBONS.
% cartons BONNET RIBBONS.
5 cartons BELTINGS. f.I..
10 cartons PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBONS.
80 cartons WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS.
10 cartons TRIMMING PRINCES.
DO pieces ia MOSQUITO NETTING.
50 dozsn FIIET MITs-no fingers
IS half fingers.
case WHITE PIQUE-New Patterns.
leo dozen STEEL SPRING sKIRTs--An styles.
NEW STYLE MUsLINs
FRENCH PRINTS, etc,
All ut Low Prices
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
mys 2DSt ll6 Canal street.
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Foa ST. Lours.-The fine and regular passenger
Crescent City. Capt c. Gounr esves for St Louis
al hy landings lhis evening puneusy o'clock con.
nec,ns rhh fhe Illinois Central and ohS and Mississippi
roads Aaurs. Bell suehanan a Co. are her assnis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

LAST NIGHr BUT Two or THIS MARSH TROUPE.
Tonight will be the last but two Of the prodgous
and delightful Marsh Juveniles. The pieces selected
are sfhe Golden Farmer and Goodies" Go early
for the choice seats for the season at the Amphi
theater draws to close, the rush Of public seems
TO Increase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

vEsrvkLf At OPP Fellows HALL--we perceive
that the great singer, yestvali. is to give grand
concert at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening next
Particulars will be given in good time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

ORLEANS THEATER = Mile Bourgeois takes her
benefit on Thursday night A great bil has been
prepared for the ocgason. L EtoiIe du Nord is
to be given tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

E9-NotIce-The American Club No. q meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock P. Nj, al No New Ba
sin, An legal residing in the Ward who desire iC
Join the Club requested TO have their registered
agreeably to the Constitution of the Club
as 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Partner wanted.

Either active SILENT with capital of $4,000 $4,000 II
business established for years with very little eompe
on and Of the highest responsibility paying profit of 40 PEI
Address w, Box 7, g., Post once New Orleans.
my6 Prot
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n8- sixth Ward American Club - The
American Climb OF the Sixth Ward District every
FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, the ST. Philip Ball
Room Philip general and punetual
of all the members is particularly requested.
BY order Of the President,
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ZIG
Canal Street.
II6

ll6 CnhM Stf.ees AAV
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Sc CO.,
IN ORDER TO REDUCE THEIR
Large stock of Dress Goods,
viii from this commence selling them at
GHMAT RmDUCTLoNi
Their colored BIT LANES reduced 70 TIN
CENTS
Their handsome Goods which all acknowledge 10 b
good as other houses sell at 20 cents
ARE NOW I21l CENTS PER YARD.
Two bit FRENCH JACoEETs
Reduced to IS and 20 cents
JACoNETs Of beautiful styles and extra quality, which
were cheap at 80 cents,
NOW rs CENTS ONLY.
ORGANIZES at 80 cents now s7h cents;
And all other Goods Equally Low.
LACE NANTILLAs ar reduced % per cent.
YARD WIDE FRENCH PRINTS, beautiful Styles and
warranted fast colors,
AT IS CENTS ONLY
FINE DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs
Worth 50 80 at 80 per piece.
ALL LINEN HUCKABUOKs, at 12]S cents per pieers
And great variety of other
staple Goods Equally Low,
= including
FINE YARD WIDE WHITE COTTON. =
ito cents per yard only.
All who are disposed to advantage will
find Mt our establishment greater
before offered
AN EXAMINATION Is REQUESTED
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
my5 9pH l6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

sooTcH AND INDIA ALE.-Large supplies Of this
article and II glass have received by SANFORD
Brothers, Nos 3 and . New Lesse street See advertise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-11

Rs-EOtiee "A meeting OF the Tenth and
Eleventh Ward American Clubs will be held st Union Hall
Jackson street, Fourth District SATURDAY 22i inst
at TX O'Clock 10 elect Delegates City Convention
myIO 2ptd BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT