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Up P M ANN & LERY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
90 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Particular attention given to the following
stocks:
ETT; g. o SSna E E1D,s c.
Us 5 EErrsss e. Western linton TsIegraps Co.
king Fs Co. UneG ss. 4 4ssraps
HarHden Exprsss Co. Russian Amer; IsLsgrap! Co.
0IH i Esp p" and CO.. Co.
Pstrolsun1 and Mining Shares, Government State,
Torn, and County Bonds.
Advances made On the above securities.
REFERENCES.
Impt and Traders Bank.
Mechanics Banking Association.
Einsteib, BossnfeId & Co. nah la-dsm
TRIEsrmAE--PrOtected By Royal Letters Pas
L tent Of England, and secured BY the seals Of
Iriesmsr No. I, is the enectual remedy for ReisI
system. Triesmsr No . has entirely superseded
hs se Of si Tss
he use OF mercury and all other deleterious ingre
Each preparation I. in the form Of most agree
and changes Of at@ospSers in tin cases, sf ss each
four e. b Sns s0 II e. and IN sM
ministersd 81 yslpess, sallsnsnds. BosI, 90.
.WholesaIs and retail BY DR.. BARROW, No. 1874
10 3 had Also Of s. O. FORD. No. $50 Pa. ave.
corner 18th 81. sep9-6m
i LINEN, HEMP, COTTON,
FANCY AND OTHER TWINES.
Also, BENCH HAND WOOD and other SCREWS.
Fer sale cheap at Ne. 513 9TH street.
NH Jim I'D. EDMOND co.
N PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS.
DIFFERENT sizes and colors, at
MARKRITER'S
Ne. ass Seventh street,
% sdoors above Odd Fellows Hall
DAPERHANGINGs-A large assortment,
MARKRITERS.
No ass eth street,
a0-6w. doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
CHARLEs BREOHT,
Iccessor e Aug. johnson d Co.,,
MiNH MLRGHANT, WHOLESALE AND Re.
IAiL GEoCER, and dealer in sUTLERS' SUP.
fLIns, ~ PennA. ayenu 10, between eth and 10th
uSeA asmneson D. O. ~ l0-eely
GRUYERE CHEESE AND
EDAM CHEESE.
G imported ,oorS:rT LIZ B9 .ns ,,Is.i,
SHhAXTTTEERREEPp o S}9SS,ssIFTg1IeNs RESTORED
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. ]. G. Nc
Ouire y Go. sold lot on the nor th side of N
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, TO
Mr.. Mathew Newborn ar 3OK cents per so uare
tSO' Ihey also sold a small frame house on
Ine norm side OF l. street, between Eighteenth
Conroy tor e5OO
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GRAND LARCENY.-Yesterday afternoon Jo-
mas Webster and Shadrack Webster were
rested by OffiCers Nelson and Wailingsford on
The charge Of the larceny of a silver watch and
small amount of money from Edmond Grigs-
" haCkman. and taken before Justice Handy
a he first named was held TO bail for court and
The latter disorderly conduct.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
OF Sophie Z. Harrison. Asministratrix sf UrtAh
ID. Harrison, deceased the Administrators aforesaid
has, with the APPRECIATION ofthe Orphans Court OF
Washington county aforesaid, appointed Tuesday,
the 18th day OF March. 1876, for tbs final settle
ment and distribution of the personal estate of said
deceased, and Of the assets hand - far as the
same has been collected ard turned into money;
when Al where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are netified 10 attend, tat the Orphans
Court OF as hington county Aforesaid, with their
claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit in SAID deceasede
estate; provided copy Of this order be published
previous TO the said day; oon,,rs
nh 3-law3w. Register OF Wills.
ORPHANS COURT-DsTRIcT OF COLUM-
" BIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY. To ru In
the case of Elizabeth Clements. sdministratrix OF
AIOisis n. Clements, deceased the admin-
istraIrix aforesaid has with the spsrsos-
day Of March next, for the nns settle.
ment and distribution OF the personal estate 81 said
deceased andnef the assets in hand as Tar as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors aud heirs Of said
deceased are notified to attend. at the Orphans
Ceurt ef Wasl ington County sfoi esad with their
CLAIMS properly vouched, or they may otherwise
bY law be excluded from ell benefit In said de-
ceased's estate provided COPY Of this order be
published once q week for three weeks In the Eve
ming Star previous to the said day.
NH l-lawsw' Register Of Wins.
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(NENTkAE HALL.
" Corner Pennsylvania av. and nth street
over Nsgle's Auction Rooms
For rent by the day, week. or month, fer Con.
certs, Lectures. Balls, &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious
For terms apply on the premises, OF
jan 81 EAGLE 90.
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WAIVED AN EXANINATIoN.-Yesterd af.
ternOOn, the soldier John Hartnet. whose ar
rest we noticed yesterday on the charge Of as
saulting one Of the servants of Mr. Burnley
hrst secretary 70 the British Legation, was
brought out for a hearing at police headquar-
tiers before Superintendent Richards, when he
waived an examination, and gave bail for
court.
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nRIG1TLY's DIGEST OF LAWS OF Tux
BTSiTED STATES, 1857 ISIS; Frost and Fire;
Natural King mes Tool marks and Chip, ycls.
10 ERAEOK TAYLOR,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
JUDGE NAsH's OFFICE,

GALLIroLIs, Feb. "a, sc.
Trustees Gallia Academy met
pursuant to notice, Judge Nash,
presiding. Members all present.
In compliance with public notice
by the Trustees of Gallia Academy
TO receive proposals for building an
addition to the academy, the follow.
ing were received, viz from Messrs.
Mdilineaux, Lawson & Co. $500 dol
lars, and from Messrs. Ford, Calohan
& Co. 6,375 dollars. Therefore the
former, being the lowest and best
bidders were awarded the contract
One room of which is to be ready by
1st Sept and the remainder com
pleted by the lst of October, 1866.
Messrs. James Mulllneaux and John
Hutsinpiller were appointed a build
ing committee. A resolution was
then introduced ordering Franklin
CsleL Treasurer, to call on all per
sons indebted to the Academy and
demand payment Of interest due,
and Aportion of the principal, to en-.
able them to pay the contractors as
the. work progresses. No further
business the board adjourned.
R. ALESHIRE, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
Sanitary Notice.

A meeting of the Beard of Health of the
N City of GallipOlis, held at the Mayors
Office, on the evening of January 18th. 1866,
it was Ordered, That the Preside mt give gene
raj notice to the inhabitants Of said City of
Gallipolis, that by the 18th of February next,
they are required to have heir premises in a
good Sanitary condition, by having all un-
healthy substances removed; that immedi-
ate thereafter said Board viii commence an
inspection Of the same, an all nuisances
found will be removed by the Street Com
missioner atthe expense of those permitting g
the same to exist
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the authority
aforesaid, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons residing within the Corporate limits Of
the City of 9sliipolis, TO abate all nuisances
OF every name any kind, upon their premises,
especially tc attend to the cleansing of all
privies, stables, sewers, cellars, back yards,
where the filth from kiickens is thrown, and
all other places where filth may have aecumu-
lated. ALI persons are also required to ab-
stain from throwing out upon their premiIes,
or in the Streets and alleys any putrid SUBJ
stances, or other articles calculated to create
an offensive stencil. ALI such articles must
be buried, or thrown into q deep vault, well
| covered, to prevent any evil effects from the
stencil. Inshort the whole City must te per.
fcctly eleansed by the 18th day of February
1866, sothat nothing shall remain to induce
disease of any kind. After that date all
prlvies, not having good and efficient vaults,
| well cleansed and all other nuisanees, will
be sbatei at the expense of the owners oil
persons permitting them to remain on then
premises. The foard of Health will visit al
parts of the City and see that it is put In the
best possible Sanitary Condition. EgFF
s-- A.VAECE,
President of the Board of Health
Feb. %. ls66.-4v. .5-i.sT t.Jl-f
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New Adyertissments.

COTTAGE 10, 2, KanasOha and C,nei,'n0t
packet. Ll - =
C. d. Il. Henking, Provisions.
James Hannah, Camera for sale.
81 n Oaderdonk, Bird Cages, dc.
List Letters.
iSAeri67s Sale Of Steamer Fascn.
Underwriters Insuranee Co., r. L.
Sserart agent.
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az The Court of Common Pleas

81 The Court of Common Pleas
Judge GUrHrrE presiding, after q
busy and laborious session Of eight
days, adjourned last Tuesday.
The Grand Jury were in session
four days, and returned q indict-
ments-l0 of them being for a vio-
lation of the Liquor law. -
The following State cases were
tried, to-wit: .~
State VS.. Robert Riddley--Grand
Larceny-guilty. Sentenced to 8
years in the Penitentiary.
State vs.. Geo. Anderson--horse
stsaling-guilty. Sentenced to 8
.ysais in the Penitentiary.
State IS. Elizabeth Lewis-receiv-
ing stolen goods-jury failed to
agree. Itis understood that they
stood eight for conviction and four
for aequittai. go r
State We. David Watts--assault
and battery-fne IS and costs.
State vs.. John Bennet--assault
and battery-fne IS and costs.
State vs.. Amanda Blankinshi p
Petit larceny--fine 5 dollars and
&
There we're 43 civil cases deter
mined.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

S On STRIKE-The rail roa d
and veto message were forgot on
Tuesday by the announcement that
the Campaign Oil Co." had struck
a thirty barrel well. Welearn from
A. Rife Esq, one of the company
that such is undoubtedly the fact.
The well is SIS feet deep, and they
pumped on Monday, simply with the
spring pole, thirty barrels or more,
Next week we may know more about
IL.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

= r. Col. Montgomery, our Rep
resentative, was ip the city last Fri
day. He was called home by sick
ness in his family. Our Senator,
Mr Bradbury, was also here, last
week, in attendance upon the Court.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF


DOORS: SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Venitian Pivot, and Pannel Shutters, Store
Doors, Door and Window Frames, ManteIs,
Meldings, Newels. Posts. Baluslrades, Brack-
cts, Cornices. Base, Architraves, Columns,
Shelving, and Fencing. ffi
Plans, Specifications, and Work-Frawings
for Churches, Business Houses, or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms.
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment we have full assortment OF
Lumber for Building purposes.
Persons intending 70 erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials. will find it to
their advantage to call, write or send lheIr
Orders, as We intend to sell beloac Cincinnati
market. and being practical Builders, we are
the better able TO understand the wants Of
those about to build, and to execute their
work.
From our long experience in the Business,
and the facilities afforded us by the most i'm
proved Machinery, we can manufacture and
FINISH up work OF the Best quality in q style
net to be surpassed in any Factory, or 10y
handmade work. either IS regards Accuracy
Finish, or Durability, ~ -...-r
GALPIPOLIS, OHIO.
FORD, CALOHAN d Co.
Feb. /, 1866. -r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

NEW Figs and Dates, and new lot of fne
In Candies at W L. SaARPS.
/ Feb. 8, ls66-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

DEACHBLow Potatoes. fine lot at
T WI SHARPS.
Feb. 8. ls66.-tf. 2.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

|nRAEGES d LEMONS, Fresh and in
~ large quantities at W. L. SHARP.
Feb 8, lS66.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
Teas,

.f.. Teas,
|GUNPOwDER. Imperial. Young Hyson
VI and 0olong Teas, in half chests, caities
any qua antity. D. S. FORD 4 BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

HAYWARD & FULLER are opening
IL their Spring Stock of Wall Paper, all
new patterns.
Feb. 8. lS66.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

SThe Presbyterian Mite Socie.
twill meet this Thursday evening,
st the residence OF Mr.. W. c. HAY
WARD, on Third Street. -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

GALT--200 barrels Kanawha and
- Ohio Salt, Oh Consignment.
Nov. y, % - : 40. a. R0BlESoN. y.
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DAVID TATE,
u n DE R T A X f K
KYGERvILLE, OHIO.

+ AN now prepared to manufacture wood
i Collins in the best style, on short no.iee,
and to attend Funerals In person. Give me
call. DAVID TATE.
Feb. s, I866.-4vs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

the ofAce;holding sASo-
,etes Of this Amendmset outzagE #
Aattelspot Dat by speech and messSee
and deed he has expressed his utter alb
horrence of the Capitalization schemes
which in common with their faction
these Radical gentlemen are supporting
Facts and records are powerless to com.
mel these incarnations of hypocrisy to
manliness and cander. Consistency is
sacrificed to lust of power; sincerity is
rejected as the precursor OF defeal
and every principle of truth and
rectitude is subordinated to- that
Unsuitable greed for plumber which iiN
is the sole, animus Of the organization
Honest men are generally franz, without q
reference. to consequences; trustworthy
mem M seldom conceal their views for the
petty purposes of personal aggrahdize-
mept; honorable men never resort to base
deception to forward private or partizar
interests. If West Virginia Radicalisn
be honorable, or trustworthy, or honest
it would dispel many grave doubts by
throwing off its disguise, abandoning It's
deceitful practices, and boldly ayowing
it's cherished purposes. ~ 2',. ','l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
National Union Convention.

At a meeting of the Conservative Central
Committee for phe State Of West Virginia, held
at the Club Room in the City OF Wheeling, on
Tuesday evening, July 18th, Is66, the tol-
lowing preamble and resolutioIt were adopted;
WHEREAS A National Union Convention has
been called to meet in the city of Philadelphia
on the 18th day of August next to devise meas
ures 10 pTeSeI III NdtiondL Union, 70 2sndtcdte
the Sl,ftciencg Of oar National Constitution, TO
ossard the States from cOCsrt attempts to dcprtge
f6snl of their true position IN ties onion, and 10
5Tinq t0qetker those rho are NnnatudaAy sepnr-
cted :" TO which Convention THE PEOPLE of the
several States and OC each Congressional Dis
trict have been invited 10 send delegates; And,
RWHERgAs, This Committee do cordially ap-
prove of the object aud principles set forth IN
the call for said Convention as above enumer-
ated Therefore,
PesolyeI That the people of the First Con
gressional District of this State DO requested to
meet in Mass Convention, in the City of Wheel
O'Clock, P NJ, for tho purpose of selecting
FOUR delegates from thi4 District to said Ma
tional Convention:
PcsoIred That the people of the Second Con
gressional District be requested TO meet in
Mass Convention at the town Of Grafton, on
TUESDAY, the 3ist day of July, at o'clock, p
Ii for the purpose of selecting FOUR delegates
from that District 10 said National Convention
As the people of the Third Congressional DIS
trict have already taken steps to appoint th =
delegates to said Convention, 1t was deemed lf
expedient to make any recommendation ten
five 70 their selection OF Representatives..
The Committee appointed the following gel
tlemen, delegates TO represent the Stf
at large in said National Convention: Jool
Hall of Mason; General john j. Jackson
of Wood; Lewis RufneG ofKapaFsAa THOMAS
Sweeney of Ohio E. w Andrews OF BeTksly
John S Burdett of TAYLOR; Henry s Walker,
of Harrison; Henry II, Withers, OF Lewis.
d. LAMB. Chairman
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,els discharged smulsaneou. NJ.

we1s discharged smulsaneoully. Mt
Tayl6r's bah passed near Captain Green.
laws head, while the latters stuck MI.
TAYLOR in the right side md lodged neaf
the heart. Mr.. Taylor did not fal az
once, but turned d little, and Captain
Greanlaw. thinking he was, cooking MS ms
nisfnl asaih, was about aiming when q
sacond cried out. ahalt," and he held fire.
The friends of Mr.. Taylor, seeing LII LII
reel with a mortal wound, declared
themselves satisfied, and the duel enaeo.
Captain Greenlsw turned over 70 tqem a
the ice, and other, provisions ne nao
brought for himself, and left the CITY.
ME- Taylor fingered in great pain pas ~. :
few minutes. His body, was bropghS III
this morning, and win be buried 81 ny I'VE
o'clock this evening, from the resiueno,o
of DIR. TAYLOR, n Adams street.
roth of these gentlemen were con-
rocted with the best families in the clty-
rantain Alonze Greenlaw isl son OF our
esteemed and ihonored eitizenn w. b;
Greenlaw, Esqq The young man served
Nth distinction throughout the war in
the rebel army, He is at present en-
gased in an extensive blic k,making bust
ness. 2''m AIM '''N ''-. -,
Mr., Archibald Henderson Taylor was
a young lawyer Of great promise, OF cor
rect habits and superior ability. He
leaves wife and two children to mourn
his untimely death, The courts OF the
city adjourned this morning in respect
to his memory no ca aa.sa, Ell
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
Party Trickery,

The National Intelligencer remarks upon
the adroit manner in which the majority
leaders Of the two Houses of Congress
manipulate certain ticklish questions,
which, if left untouched, or which, II
pushed too far, might affect the chances
of party success in the next elections. 1t
refers particularly to the questions OF
negro suffrage and the tariff, Both these
matters have been pushed through the
House with great impressment; but ooth
have received their quietus IN the Sen
ate. The InteligepGer adds;
1iHAH this is highly artistic, IN the
shape of party trickery. Ii enables tne
party to go into the elections riding two
horses Where negro suffrage Is IN de-
msnd, they can point trlumPnantly 10
the action of the House on the oil! 10
authorize it in this District. Where IL Is
not palatable to the people, they can
refer to the negative action OF the Senate
And it is the same way on the tariff
Where the cry for protection is ravenous,
they have only to refer to the bill winch
passed the House; where this issue does
not pay well, they can present the other
side of the picture and show how beautl'
fully the Senate let the thing down. 1t
was said of the Roman Augurs that it
was curious how two of them could meet
without laughing in each others faces.
The remark is certainly wonderfully ap-
plicable te our majority leaders in Con
gress.r They proceed, however, on the
great principle, that the people can be
humbngged aud must be humbuggedt'
And their signal success hitherto on this
line is certainly some encouragement for
them TO proceed on the same road,
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me- see how nv face pores; IFS as oily
as sn olive. Hadn't l better up IL "
water to preserve the features
No use! they won't mix hoolas
there's rain cloud.
And now it'sgone, with only sprinkle;
and here we are, hotter than ever. ,,
Did yoh hear of "a little !LassyFiprae,
who took off her stay, yesterday, to- ma
her whist, wasted away with thezhea6,
and her poor little feet, unaccnstomed TO
nae. RIM away in her shoes There's the
sky plastered al over with hot yellow
haze, and thg sun feeding away on nitro
glycerine Go eet hotter. The ARMAMENT
ldouble-stitched round the horizon, with
not as much room to let air under as a
boy would find under d circus-tent, }
fairly drags down fits, and fortunes like
an oil-silk shirt or patent leather boot.
I seem to be standing in a trying pan,
with pitch hot calcium lights laying on
my phizA Then, won't l be natty dish
a Why don't you put a cabbage leaf in
your hat and some cold steel in your
pockets? Il II I'D gyi .iHH7 II II,
prefer ice sandwiches in my mouth
two pieces OF. ice with another piece be-
tween-isn't that a contrast to fried hot
pefk9 .l ~ 20 .laig 1l -
Bat I'd like to be a bandy-legged ur.
chin in naturalS. Ie-. .ua
Some dry nurse would put you ID
wooden and smother you in pillows, OF
her auld Reekie bosom. o.- 1rE.l
Here's boy with extra; cholera, did
you say? Well, I can't leave town, SO
iazy'd catch me fore d get out.
How long think I'm going to stand in
this blasted sun talkingi I'm no sala
mander wot likes frying like fire likes
insurance buildings. It's too ALFRED
hot. 'dafternoon, HoD.'
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state conventions

rba 'cit;zzemns Of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet IN
their respective counties, tor townsAips at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and
select delegates to represent their county N
state Convention to he held in PARKEKs-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST q, az
ten o'clocka m, for the purpose OF no tn'
candidates for State Offices. GID.l + T.,
Where there is danger that public mee'ins'
may be interrupted by violence we reoUm
mend that delegates be designated py "rlss'e'n'
appointment signed by the voters ~ g..
We also recommend that the delegates from
zach Congressional District be authorized 70
nominate candidate for Congress at tne 0''''
Convention. / IOdG 3tA. }1M I
BY order of the State Executive COMMITTEE
HssS -, 4 '''"-' D. LAMB Chairman.
o. S. LONG, Secretary
NWheeling Junel21, 1860. Hf Lu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

Alta meeting of the Democratic and Conserv'
otiTs Central Committee of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst the
following resolutions were adopted;
PlsoT,sS. Fiat Primary Meetings in the varl
ono Townships, he held on SATUkDA! the
18th of AUGUsT, at O'CLOCK. F. M NJ IN t tRe
ronnfy qoignshipS, and at Z block, T. NJ, IN the
on Townships, to appoint Five Delegates in
each Township, to attend the County Conyen-
tion on the 18th of August. ,
PeSolved That a COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSEip the CITY OF
WHEELING, OF 10 o'clock, A, M, on SATU r.
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers. and to appoint
DELEGATES to the State Convention to be held at
Parkersburg on the 22d Of August.
RrSolred That q committee Of three be ap'
pointed to confer with the State Executive
Committee, In selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to be held at the city o.
Philadelphia on the l4th day of August next e
represent this Congressional District IN SAN
Convention.
RssoIred That these proceedings be pubh shed
in the Daily and Weekly Register. and Der al
better Freund. VIM. Z. HANDLAN,E
Chairman