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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-16
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Collectors Sale OF Raai Estate for the
Payment Of ARaeasmenth for
Sidewalk improvements.

Neiiea IL hereby alSetL that by virtue Of
a,tndry praeapA iaauad o. the Mayor ~
ihs tiiy nf Evansville And 80 ne direct
eh, viii naii ~ puhlis auction, az tie
dnnr oi ihe ,nurt House ~ said ftiy, on
ffidpN, My nm. 1867,
~ 10 o'elpoh A. M. the hlliowlna lots OF
pafneis ~ feai estate pr nu ntHh therenf
.,h may be nenenHary a. pay ita amounts
ahH tlgud aud aasanaad aalliliah Add lots rnr
huaaiiysiy, ftr ihe gnat amt expenses uf
inahiilu Sidewalks improvements upon
aAid lots. fta1nther with iha aohta of eaFa
aud that Aafd sale will he continued oti
lie neat day thereafter. VIA haI utday,
MAY NTH, ad7, ~ n'aIauh i, M,, ~ the
ai,is place, foi the purpose uf selling Huaii
lotA pt paiass aa iasy have ifenn hold on
the siAy nrsi ahavesIa1nt issnad and not
paid for, viHst .4ftfttk ztIi..lsf ilta 4
nAatHns nsiAHdHMhhs1,
Owners William n, Hmitnn iisfin, Lot
4, nioeh m vi ~, Trustees Of African
Church, Lot and 4, iiioei Nj aiI o., tt
IAMAauo.
ownar-M Morris =, Johnson, Lot =, Heck
hsi eii 90, I1
nauhfH HhtsAHahM
owner-Aionaa Chambers. Lot !, tiioek
Nj #i00 ~,
aourHHnH HatAHDHAHNf
ttN nssts- Henfs Heais nffs heirs, lot y,
tiiaak ~ Hie 10, Elisa huth, Lot I, Hioak q
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Owner -unkpawn, Lot IN, ftioeh a p "A,
WILLIAM a. nAHnt.hfau, p
Evansville. May 10. 1877 eoiiaa,ot. d
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Hraaeh 0f Premise Tase--A Man
Killed by n hpjritnaiist- Railroad
IIt0ehb0idrrs Netting gan
State Convention, DC.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER,

n MEaunAuLt MmEn ru n j.
~ afAr, as iiiA biptgna, which hangs
pissasss ~ .i..av ~ ks NJ, and las u' =
'uniensYida reputation. having been teng.r
.eaatea q. -. Ls..ts than any ether tbfehie
Muah ~ fla practice has bsen of a pfi-
yaie natura Syphilis. .aonerfh.pa, ulsat,
a. Masa,lfiai A AlInatiogs of the 'fbr9al, rhin.
OF fiunssl Drahitih, Hernia, or Huptura
aihD the aftneis az a Solitary Habit, fsiinoas
Ep body end mind, producing HlotebeH, dee
sight dnui,.alon nf ilIaas. hvil f0rhod.
inss, Aversion lo hoeiaty, s0ss ~ Memory,
Weas Ilaha, ataj not aH titaaa la any one
eaaa, but all occurring frequently 10 va
as- Recommendations aapiaI charges
madara.tef siiraa nuarautaesi, conhulia-
ions by iattar OF ~ dtfias, {fee, Mpat easss
nan ba prgperfD fseafea Wsfh6W an fitaypien.
ana inAdihinna. asuufa ffnin observations,
sent by mail az aAidesAse No hindranea 80
hiisi naAa la most niinsns M
Address Hos HOY, fst, i.auia, Mo,
nsnpiv loaa,ed& la a. Hs, dsWi, charles % ' i,iaaat,
bai waan sixth and Seventh, one s1uara
south nf Lindaii itethi, retired spot Ia
I siot,H,iiiation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation ef suaii patients ha require
daily personal atteniioas
EVER ffDDP
- thsary, symptoms, spd Treatment ~
AaFVous, Urinary aad zeaual bsssses, /"
clearly dsiinsptiiin alt thu Diseased tondis 4
tsuna, with fntl HsmpisDi LtstA. for two
thfessaent p"hia1e sthlnff ~ ptspay feat
ensas al Puberty, Mansi eaation, nnd ftags
NANNY. Three uuntH
h,lau deWAnl tditawt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

INVITATION AccEPTEp.--It is stated that
General Grant has accepted the invitation Of the
board Of managers Of the Soldiers National Gem
etery, to meet them at Gettysburg on Thursday
9Oth instant, and visit the cemetery and battle
hold. He will leave Washington on the above
named day, arriving at Gettysburg at noon,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

PREsExTArIoN.-On Monday evening, at
the meeting of Harmony Lodge of Odd Fellows
a SGT of resolutions were presented on behalf
Of tho lodge to p. g. Bonnet r. Lawson, OF
Thomas Widely Lodge. Baltimore, in token of
tho appreciation by tho lodge Of many and re
psated acts Of kindness to members OF Harmony
Lodge. The resolutions are In IN elegant frame,
in which arc photographs Of the six Oldest past
grands Of the lodge. Tho presentation speech
was made by Past Grand Fred. Prospect to which
P G Lawson replied, and other addresses fol
lowed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

A PosTMAsrER IN TEouBLE.-A Chatta'
uoOga paper says that the District Attorney ha3
comm snosd suit in the pa;ue oil the United
States against James r. Hood anti mo . Ne
on his bond Of IS, 900, as postmaster at Chatta'
nooga, Tenn, he, 1t is alleged not hSSIng faith
fully performed the duties Of the ofacc.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

CoLLEoToR's OFFIcE.-Mr. A. G. Hall
the newly elected City Collector, has gone North
partly on business and partly in quest OF health
II has been stated that he will retain Mr.. Sam
Cross In his present position N chief clerk
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

AW WORTHY UNDERTAKIEa.-Let not our
benoyolsntIy disposed citizens forget to attend
the grand family picnic and festival In aid Of
St. AIMS Infant Asylum, TO DO given AZ Apaios.
nrominent citizens have this affair in hand and
Il will be a magnificent one
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.-On Monday
evening, about 1880 o'clock, as Mr.. John
Welcker, accompanied by his wife, her sister,
and male friend were returning home from an
evening ride. his carriage was run into by two
horse Government ambulance on the Fourteenth
street road, near the cemetery, which came
dashing hendlong down the road without driver.
BY this collision Mr.. WIS vehicle was made q
complete wreck, and the occupants thrown out
upon the ground with considerable force, Mrs
Welcker sustaining quite severe injuries, Mr.. W.
receiving slight bruises, and the others escaping
unhurt. The injured parties were attended at
their residence on Fifteenth street, between New
York avenue and II street. by DR.. J. G. Riley,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

NATIONAL UNION BUILDING Assoc lATIoN.
This association was organised on Saturday
elected for the ensuing year: President, Samuel
Bacon; vice president, j. S. Poeri treasurer, d,
F. MorsolI; secretary, ". 7, Johnson directors
"a F, Quick, N. D. Larner ]. II. Larcomb,
JO,eph Fry, W NJ. Barry, II; stHlley' r \
MorsOn, Samuel stailoy, aud H. b. James. More
than one.half of Tho stock was secured al tho or
ganiIatiOn of the association which promises u
| be very successful.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

BASE BALL MArcH-Yestcrday, at /
o,cIoct n IN the Monumental and Alert base
bali clubs tcolored) played match game just in
The rear of the State Department, which resulted
in the Monumontals scoring SO to 70 for the
AlarI clmh
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

FRATERNAL VIsT.-0n Monday evening
George Washington Camp, No. l, Sons Of Lib:
erty, located at tho hayward, paid fraternai
visit to Lincoln Camp, of the Same order, located
at the corner of Ninth and D streets, being
headed by Heads American Brass Band, in full
uniform. Tho two camps spent very agreeable
time together, listening to addresses. 30, and
separated at a very late hour. There are now,
We understand, four camps In this city whose
members approach thousand, and new camp
| Is about being formed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

WALTER S. WEST,
w ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
once No 452 PennsylVauia ave, wAshington,D D. Q.
Ia prepared to furnish Designs, Plane and sPeein-
cations for BaildinRs Of every style Of architecture
also for Bridges, NJ. chinsTy, aud Models. Work
" all Kinds measured and valued Orders from any
part Of the United States will be promptly attended
TO, with moderate charges. Refers to John heDer-
mott. Rsg,, Washington Anthony Hyde, George.
town! Or. A. Y. p. Garrett, Warrington j. Il, Car
| rlugton 4 Co, and John II. Tyler Co., Rich
Richmond; DR.. Joseph B. ClaBge't' Baltimore
| m29. mwf3m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

The LONG BRIDGE.-The work of re-
pairing the Long Bridge Is, we arc pleased to
stnto. nearly completed. Vehicles arc now pass
ing over one of It's tracks, which has been laid
with good, substantial plank. Tho wal have
boon materially strengthened, and old and worth
less piles have been removed Ard new ones
planted in their stead. The repairs, should the
weather prove favorable, will be oil made this
week, when wo will again DO in uninterrupted
communication with our neighbors of tho oId
Dominion.
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UNITED STATES CovRT OF CLAlNs.-Yes-
terday. on motion Of Mr.. Norton, tho solicitor,
c. A. Seward, Esq, of New York city. and Sam
ueI R. Bond, Esq, OF Washington, D. C., were
admitted attorneys and counseilors OF this
Adjourned to Tuesday, the 25th instant, at Il
Celock, m
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TEMpERANCE-We spent few minutes
In Metropolitan Division Sons of Temperance
last evening, where able temperance addresses
were delivered by +. A. Aiken and Arthur Shop.
herd. esqs, and where five persons were ad-
mittod to membership in the Division. Mr.,
Aiken's speech, we learn, will be printed by
order of the Division. We were also informed
there that Mai Gen. o. o. Howard and Ex- Gov
Thomas Ford, Of Ohio, who have been invited,
have kindly consented to address the Washing
ton City Temperance Society at Temperance
Hall on Sunday evening next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

Suit FOR RENT OF PoLTICAL HEADQuAR.
rERs.-Mr II. S. FAINT has brought suit against
ChaTi.a Kpapp, Charles Mason, Montgomery
blair. Ward II Lamou, John +. Coyle, Augustus
p. Perry, Jas R, o'Beirue, Samuel Fowler, and
Cornslius Wendell for balance Of 1878 due for
tho rent Of building on D street, between FIFTH
and Sixth streets, from June Sd, to November
18th, 1869, used as the National Union Head
quarters
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HoRsEs SroLRN.-On Saturday night
last two valuable horses were taken from the
stables Of Hon. Reverdy johnson, on the Fred
erick road, n short distance from the city In
formation of the theft has been placed in the
hands of the detectives Other gentlemen re-
siding adjacent to the city have been similarly
unfortunate, there seeming to be a regularly or
ganized band of thieves operating in the vicinity
Of the city In this particular branch Of robbery
Baltimore Daily Commercial llh.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Purcell. -On
Yesterday the will of Frederick A. Birch, dc:
ceased, was proven and admitted to probate and
record ,
The wills Of Elizabeth Morrison, deceased, ono
for real estate, and the other for personality,
fully proven, and letters tsstamentary issued to
Adolphus Lindenkohli bond, IS, 600.
Tho will Of Thomas Goudall, deceased, was
fled, fully proven, and admitted to probate and
record. Geo. Y. Quick and Geo w. doodall,
the executors by the said will appointed 70
nounced their right to qualify, and letters oil
administration, Q. I. a., were granted to Hannah
Goodallj bond, $4,000.
Margaret q. Meade SISTER of Major General
MeadeI was appointed guardian to Annie Malay,
orphan Of Daniel and Bridget Malay, deceased
bond, 5000.
WIN. Emmert was appointed guardian to
Henry W. and Lewis IL Emmert, orphans Of
Henry and Louisa Emmsrt, deceased bond,
Michael Thompson, Elq, was appointed guar
dian 10 Margaret Ann and Susan Gibson, orphan
of Joshua Gibson, deceased bond, 30 600
The second general and second individual ac
counts Of Honora 0'Brien, guardian TO the or
phaus Of Patrick o'Brien, dOeeaEod, were ap
proved and passed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

TIE Masonic TENpLE.-Workmen have
commenced tho foundation walls Of the Masonic
Temple, at tho corner Of + and Ninth streets, the
corner stone of which it proposed to lay in July
The building committee, judging from the mas
siyo stone foundations threo feet In thckness)
being laid, are determined on erecting a building
which will stand for ages. Tho building will be
1871 feet fivo inches on street, and 81 feet Ave
inches on Ninth street, Of four stories, the nrat
of which will be used for storesj the second for q
public hall, with drcssing-room, supper-room,
and all the modern improvements In the third
will be two lodge rooms, Grand Lodge room,
Grand seerotary's Office, and library room and
the fourth will DO occupied by tho chapters and
communicates. Tho building will be In the Italian
style of architecture and OF stone, brick and iron
and will DO one of the finest buildings, taker
altogether, in tho metropolis, which will cost
directors secured offers for the rental of tn,
stores, and an offer hes been made to lease thu
public hall.
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TINE JAPANESE TEAS. -
Il PkKlN AND snn rRA hrnsK, 4h9 MYTH
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Tho Convention met at Up. m. Mr.. Leach
offered an earnest and eloquent prayer The
minutes Of the morning session were read and
approved; after which Rev. D. p. Brown read
some statistics in relation to Sabbath schools in
tho District. In 1858 there were IL schools, 335
teachers and officers, and 2, 5Sl scholars. There
were 1, 422 volumes in tho various Libraries OF
the Sunday schools. In 1867 there were l9O
schools, 4i7 officers and teachers, and . 252
scholars and TO- 1852 volumes In the various libra
rIes, In 1858 there were IL schools 500 teachers,
2,Ol4 scholars, and 1857 volumes. Since 1863
there had been an increase Of schools, III
teachers and officers, and l, 24l scholars.
Rev. b. p. Brown, Mr.. Burr, and Mr.. Gardi'
nor oil made addresses In reference to Sunday
school discipline and infant school exercises.
Map explanations and exercises were given by
Mr., Triton, after which tho Conference adjourned
An interesting meeting was held in the owe
Mug, which is necessarily deferred
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-30

purchased (Yes, YES None, .
lift our race in the world WIZ Is lever TO
= nun; When ne gets twenty thous S ns"wta
head appears above the rest Of As sa' his
when he gets fifty thousand do,a soclety-
away up yonder. (Yes, yes.l F"an. he is
says that he lisa noble man. a,an,, s,s. body
Mr.. Langston here gave several Ils ;na
OF coiored gentlemen, who bad INSTANCE. INSTANCES
property, consideration and novs acquired
evident delight and deep interest crest, o 70 the
q Now if you desire to make mor.r
educate your ch,ldren-there are two ~; and
I you must fossake-wliisky and tobacoa lungs
Will elevate your character also. YES It
You spend the money for educatina y@l
children and the getting of good cIoyH your
for whisky and tobacco, and At tho o'o'hcs
time iniure your characters. Three d,;s sane
day at 10 G. is $4,000 a year-three o;
at 10 G. is the same And yet times ars s' Is
and you can't pay for schoolingl iI snald
ter. You may buy your snuff and =;
and liquors, but your children will ren ..safs
you hereafter, To God you are resna maaeA
and he will call you to account fnr 4S a
things as that. such
Mr.. Langston here gave several instan,.. .
those whom he had seen smoking, Of tIs u
formation Of some and the good resu,, s"e n re-
remarks made a deep impression on NJ, m
minds OF his audience. 500 ~ 'He
| But said lie, do not be mean with -
money be generous to the Church ' aNi
SchooLhouses and good objects. Buv l. aug
and houses and stock and all that, (appla r.'s
and make to yourselves character ' orae1
and glorious among the nations of the S csrS
h I close by saying educate your cbi liaa
cultivate all those things that apperta;n,
well ordered and dignifed life. Acon; y
property, and then prejudice on accom-, 4' ~
color will cease then there will be no ~ VI
clusion from cars, or Courts or Senate Ch. "a
bers. May God help you to do this ana
help you to carve out such character "'
will be blessing to your country TGrr =,
applause ~ % S ''''
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From the Mobile Nationalist
True PATRIOTISM.

We are sorry to learn that in Mad;.,,
County there are few men lately removed
to this State, who seem DESTROYS of ova,
slaughing the old residents. They knor
next to nothing of the old pro-slaycrv snin,
Of the South, and cannot, in conseou EN-"
appreciate. the terrible power that vss
brought to bear to compel every public man
especially, to commit himself IN some war
to the Confederate cause or government
Thousands of men in this State were l;,o,
ally compelled to complicate tbemsalrs
with the rebellion while their hearts rema;s
ed true to the old flag, and such men shoA
not now be insulted because of their mis-
fortunes.
We beg all "new comersnt to bear in mind
that they are not fully capable of Judging
what men should have done in Alabama in
the days of secession. 1t has always been
unpopular to be Union man, and the SIN
certify of those individuals who ayowed
themselves to be loyal as soon as it was SAFE
to do SO, and have kept pace with the h
publican party in its political progres,
should not be questioned by reasonable men
Il Moreover, We need all the help we can oe,,
and as the Republican or Reform party Isl
missionary party, it should not give cool
reception even to new converts. Let us wei
come everybody who comes upon our plat.
form. a. "a. e,,.s., ~
( 1t is very evident that great deal Of this
croaking over mems antecedents is started
by selfish Office seekers, who desire to break
] Down all rivals regardless of the effect Of
their course upon the party, and we call upon
all Republicans who are not ofice-seekeB to
rebuke these designing men so sternly as to
check them before they shall have inflicted
an irreparable injury upon the country
We are pleased to find that Judge Hum
! phreys, Jos. Bradley, w. B. Figures, and
their friends, instead of flying into passia
when their rivals took an unfair advantage
Of them, controlled their tempers for The
good Of the party, and we assure them they
have made many friends by that COURSE
Their self-sacrificing temper will be remen
bered to their credit; and the grasping dis
regard of the public veal manifested by
their opponents will be remembered to Their
disadvantage times when they would Like
tosblot out the record they are making d
\ themselves. ID .zs,ii.
Republican patriots of Alabama, we CAL
upon you, by all that you hold dear and s.
cred, to frown upon every effort 10 divid
the Republican party into classes black
and white, old resident and new. conner =
Express your displeasure in such terms as to
make the dcnagogues who care only for sell,
stop their infamous work. Wecannot afford
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-30
COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Convention of New Hanover County,
held for the purpose of nominating delegates
for election to tho State constitutional Con-
vention, assembled in this city yesterday
morning. Most of the precincts and wards
were fully represented. -.
The Committee was called to order by G.
z. French ESQ.,, Chairman of the County
Committee. .s'.,-..s < -;i.,sa
A temporary organization was effected by
appointing Mr.. Anthony Howe Chairman,
and George w. Price, Jr., Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported
As delegates in attendance
The Committee on permanent Organiza-
ton, reported the following, as permanent
officers of the Convention, who. were unani-
mously elected, viz: s,s
Gen. JOSEPH C ABBOTT, President.
GEORGE NJ. ARNOLD. s.c,,s ---'si
GEGRGE W. PRICE. Jr.,
To ascertain the mind of the Convention
as to candidates for nomination, an inform
ed ballot was taken; after which, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were duly nomi-
mated as delegates to the State Constitution
al Convention, viz: a e 81
s,5Gen. JOSEPH c. ABBoTT. IS. ,5ss,s .f.Aaa
Rev. S. S. ASHLEY, gs.i5fs
ias A. II. GALLOWAY, Esqs.
. On motion of j. W. Schenck, Jr., the NOM
ination was made unanimous by acclama-
ton. ~ ts;s,s tsai SO atls1se u.
A committee of five was appointed by the
chair, to nominatea County committee of
81 persons, report tosbe made at the even
ing session. M
The proceedings of this Convention were
conducted withpraisewo rthy decorum and
remarkable harmony. 20 ;i,,E, sssaa
With the Republicans Of New Hanover
County there is but one purpose and one eff
fort, viz: To effect for North Carolina POI
litical reconstruction, just and permanent Ito
abolish class legislation to tighten the.
heavy burden of taxation which weighs so
unequally upon the people of the State; and
to open the avenues of education to all the
people: B Ase
I Justice in government, equality before
the law, and fraternity in citizenship must
prevail : 3 ',' St
EVENING SESSION. s,esl ).
Committee on nominating County Com
mittee reported as follows: 49, s1a
First Ward.-E. R. Wilson, G., M. Arnold,
j. L. Rhoades, Geo. I. MADISON, A. H.; Gal.
loway. a5isi4 <t,sG sg q q
Is Second ward.--J. W. schenck, Jr., Jas:
Lowry, E. r. Brink. III
Third Ward. $. Ashley, Joseph Hill,
W. H. Waddell, $3.50 u
: Fourth Ward.--Geo z. French, VIM. Me-
Laurin, Sol. Nash. SOL ~
Rocky Point-E. Il. McQuigg. ~.
Middle Sound Il g. Estes ssa
Upper Black Riyer.-Tony Lewis
Lower Black River Dennis DeVane.
Il ~ IL. al
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d n ~, Secretaries. - y
E. = W. /" ll.'e, 81. y
IS s For ,he STANDARD
" tno osauualu.
REPUBLICAN MEETING In MOORE COUNTY.
MEssRs. W. w. HOLDEN & Son In re-
spouse to previous call, a meeting of the Re
publicans Of Moore County was held in the
Courthouse in Carthage on the 18th inst,
orthe purpose of nominating candidates.
! Col Richardson being called to the Chair,
arose and explained the object of the meet
ing He made very able speech, reviewing
State and National affairs also. = ~ .
!, On motion of Mr. A. Kelly, the delegates
from the different districts. two whites and
one colored man from each precinct were
called for and requested to retire and nomi-
nate a candidate. siesa tH!..il
The delegates soon returned and reported
as their choice s. Mel Mcdonald, Esq. He
not being present Messrs. Kelly and BENZ.
Spivey were appointed committee to in
form him of his nomination. q. 81 $50
I, Speeches were then delivered by John A.
Barrett, ESQ.,, A. R.. Mcdonald, ESQ.,, and
Others. when the meeting adjourned.
Z Our nominee is a loyal and patriotic citi-
zen, and well qualified to represent US in Con-
yention. K.
= oarsnase' ocs' i4tn, 1904. ~ yr t'i.' =.
= O"c a 1 ns.rsc - .onss So'n's ~
& rc1l =. eel' 0snDo'
+. From the following special oraer rom
viii ha seen that Major General Canbv Is
alive to the Importance Of having the laws
executed and administered by loyal men
only. 80.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MlLirAf DisrkicT'