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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
NOTICE TO ELECTORS.
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First Ward, New Orleans, october 30, 1858.
POlls will be opensd on . UEsDAY. November B.
1T the following places in the First Ward; =
First Ward-Flrat Precinct.
Poll No. 1-Engns House No. r. Tchoupitoulas
street--A TO q inclusive. Commissioners-J. j,
Brown, z. j. Martinez, Theodore Marks. Clerks-
Edwin ii. Noise. John II. Weigle
-Poi No. 2--Hnsine House No. i, Hunter street
II TO N inclusive. COMMISSIONER. Il. Henry, j.
Lincoln, Eugene Marks. Clerks-Norman Wood
worth, Ed. Finneeans
Poll No. s-Corner of Race and Constance streets
TO z inclusive. COMMISSIONERS, S. Fish. Henry
RenshaW, Jr,, Henry Hepp. Clerk-IsaaC Noise.
Precinct No e.
Poll No. l-Engne House No. q. Thalia street-A
to 6 inclusive. Commlssionsrs-J. N. Henriuuez.
St Leon Dupeire, Chas. N. Moore, Clsrk-Mc-
Namars.
Poll No. 2-Corner st. Charles and Euterps-H to
N inclusive. Commissioners-John Stump. Hy
Bartel, P. B. Bell Clerks-Thomas l.. Porter, j. B.
Norris. s t..-.
( Poll No. s-St. Charles. between PolymAia and Fe.
licity-o to 2 inclusive. Commissioners-Henry
VoRss, William Mcdonald, Sally Roudez. CLERKS
Emile Weishaur. H. ii. O'Meailie.
The polls will be opened at seven "a O'Clock in the
morning and remain open till 90 O'Clock in the even
ing.
In accordance with the authority given to the Re
act relative to Elections in the State of Louisiana,
approved October 10. 1858. IAN drinking saloons.
dram shops, groggeIies or places where liquor is
sold by the glass or bottle situated within radius
of two miles Of any polls or places Of election,
hereby ordered to close on the day of election And
said Supervisors or Commissioners shall have power
to call on any Sheriff Constable Police Officer to
enforce this regulation.
such Sheriff, Constable or Police oficer shal II
10
of this section, the Commissioner or Supervisor
giving the order shall have power summarily to ar
re- t and i'm prison such Sheriff Constable or Police
OfRcer, such imprisonment not TO extend beyond
the hour Of closing the pollf, .. ...
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police Officer shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor in Office, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by i'm
prisonment for a term not to exceed si1 months nor
less than three months, and by hne of not more
five hundred dollars $780, less than one hundred
dollars 600. 6. P. HOUGHTON.
no2 Chairman Supervisors Fnst Ward
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@RANT'pi FAREWELL Address
-l To HIS ARMY, y y

The general order of General Grant, ad-
dressed TO the soldiers of the United States
when the war was over, viii now be read
with interest. Here 1t is: fs- 1.-F
~isoLDIKRs OF THE ARMIis or THE UNFTEp
e4ATRs-By your patriotic devotion to your
country In the hour of danger and alarm,
your magnificent fighting, bravery and en-
duance. you have maintained the supreme
eyaot the Onion and the Constitution,
overthrow all armed opposition to the
enforcement Of the laws and the proclama.
ton forever abolishing slavery-the cause
and pretext Of the rebellion-and opened
the way TO the rightful authorities to restore
order and inaugurate peace on permanent
and enduring basis on every foot of Ameri-
can soil. Your marches, sieges and battles,
in distance, duration, resolution and bril-
hancy Of results, dim the luster of the
worlds past military achievements, and
VIII be the patriots precedent in defense Of
liberty and right IN al time to come. In
obedience 10 your country's call, you left
your homes and families, and volunteered
In her defense. Victory has crowned your
Yaior, and secured the purpose Of your
patriotic hearts; and with the gratitude of
your countrymen, and the highest honorg q
great and ffee nation can accord, you will
soon be permitted TO return 70 your homes
and families conscious of having discharg-
ed the highest duty Of American citizens.
70 achieve these glorious triumphs, and
securelto yourself fellow-countrvnlen' and
pOsterify. the BLESSINGS af free IastifpiteDs
Tens Of thousandsof your gallant comrades
have fallen, and sealed the priceless legacy
with their blood. The graves OF these .
grateful nation bedewe with tears, honors
their memories, and win ever cherish and
support their stricken families
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Sannnd Ward- Naa lLInans Dctnher an la,sa

Second Ward, NeW Orleans, October 80. 1858 !
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November q.
at the folio Wing places in the Second Ward:
- ThlFd Precinct.
Poll No. !, A 10 G Intensive, No. Poyfarrs street,
between Tchoupitoulas and Annunciation. Com.
missIoners-John Cannsii. Daniel HeAly James
Grattan. Clerks-James D. HAner. Robert McLay.
Poll No. 2 II to inclusive. No. ITO Tehoupitoulas,
between Julia and St. Joseph. Commissioners
Joseph Howard, Edward Adolpb, John McLay.
Clerks-T. j. Curtin, 4. A. Phillips
Poll No. 3, o TO inclusive Engine House No, G.
st Joseph, corner Commerce. Oommissioners-A
A. Stone, W. s. Ryan, Walton Porter Olerks-lJos
BourdsndOf. Lewis j. sesver.
Fourth PreeInct.
Poll No. ], A TO inclusive, Locust corner Deerd.
Commissioners-E. T. Burnham, James Alexander
W. j. Moore. Clerks-F. L. Fisher, Elias Chisolm
Poll No 2 + to J inclusive, Franklin, corner
Thaiia ComnissiOners-George W. Bevans. W. T.
stocker, George D. Geddss. Gerks-T. R Steeksr,
e. H. @. Cotton.
Poll No. 8, to N inclusive, Baronne, corner St.
Joseph. Oommissioners-J N. Leow enstein, Jour
dan Noble. Louas A. Moritz. Olerks-E. SeHsll, r.
Mccarthy ' ... .
Poll No. 4, to s, inclusive Engine House L. be-
tween CAliope and St CHARLES. Commissi oners-E.
O. Murray, +. NumfOrd, s. W. Thompson. Clerks
Charles Weaver, A. H Chisholm.
ron NO. D. L to "a, neuslNe, No. 26 Julia, between
Carondelet and Baronne. Commissioned. N.
henriques, A. L. Plattsmier, L. U. Westerfsld.
Clerks-James Geary, A. Piluohe.
The polls will be opened at seven a. o'clock in the
morning, and remain open till si1 % o'clock in the
evening. .L r-H '.s.....
In accordance with the authority given to Regis
trars by section seventeen of act entitled An act
relative to Elections in the State of Louisiana" sp-
proved October 10, 1893 IAN drinking saloons dram
shops groRgeries or places where liquor is sold BY
the glass or bottle, situated within ra dius Of two
miles of any polls places of election" are hereby
ordered to close on the day Of election. And said
Supervisors or Commissioners shall have the power
to call on any Sheriff Constable or Police Oficer to
enforce this regulation.
If such Sheriff, Constable or Police Ofhcer shall
refuse to obey any order issued under the authority
Of this section. the Commissioner or Supervisor Civ
Ing the order shall have power summary to arrest
and imprisou such Sheriff. Constable or Police on.
GER, such imprisonment not to extend beyond the
hour Of closing the po'lS
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police Officer shall
oe deemed guilty of q misdemeanor in office, and
apon conviction thereof shall be punished by mpris-
'nment for term not to exceed six months nor ies5
han three months, and BY fine Of not more than
i've hundred dollars $500 less than one hundred
dollars C%te). 81 h.. SETH W. LEWIS.
no2 Chairman Board Supervisors. Second Ward.
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In speaking of the position assumed by

In speaking of the position assumed by
Mayor Conway and defended by the
Crescent, that Mr.. Adams, who was removed
under the reconstruction laws, had never
been displaced by competent authoity, we
remarked that the measures of Congress
were thus secuted. We then said:
We now see how silly the claims of these
people that they favored the reconstruction
acts prove 10 be.
The Crescent takes us TO task for thus I'm
plying that those who were disfranchiSed
by article ninety-nine were not entitled to
register while still cherishing a disposition
to overthrow the reconstruction acts of
Congress.
The position taken by the Crescent 10
common with those who have trampled
the Constitution beneath their feet is that
article ninety-nine intended to enfranchise
every disqualified person who favored the
erecGtton of the measures of reconstruc-
tion and that they all SO favored the exc
eution of the laws.
VIII the Crescent reply to the following
questions? ' - ..
First-Is it not rule for the interpre-
tation Of law that you are not permitted to
so construe statuaryor constitutional pro-
vision as to make it meaningless and of no
effect?
Secondly--Does not the Interpretation
which they place upon the provisory clause
OF article ninety-nine practically nullify the
whole article, and make it meaningless?
Thirdly-Is il not rule for the inteFpre-
tahon of law that you must seek the inten-
tiOn Of the frsners OF the statute, or of the
constitutional provision?
Fourthly-Was it not the inteution Of
the late Constitutional Convention to dis
franchise those named in the first clause of
article ninety mine, except those who not
only favored the execution of the recon-
struction laws in their spirit, and for their
intents and purposes, but who had also ae-
lively aided and assisted those who were
endeavoring to give practical and perma-
nent effect to those measures
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OFFICE SUPERVISORS REGISTRATION. /,
4 Seventh Ward, New Orleans, October 50, ls6s /
Pollswill be opened ON TUESDAY. November s.
1865 in the Seventh Ward. at the following places
..i Fourteenth Precinct. ral
Poll No. ], to 2. Engine House No. 8, corner
Frenchmen and Victory streets. COMMISSIONER
f. CroEat John Kennedy. Jos. osfsro., ~
Fifteenth Preeinct.
Poll No. !. A % D. corner Eiysian Fields and Great
men streets,a Commissioners Eusebe Marine, r..
AEEot, Q. Yilsyasoo. 81 G. 81. I'D
Poll No. 2, L to o, 80 Frenchmen street Commits
siopers-T. Thisnenann, Jos. GrilIer, j. p.
Guinaut. g ~-.-.-.--
PollNO. 3. B to x, corner ,EsplApade and Love
streets. commissiousrs-Wn. Farragut, b. Lam.
bert, Oh. Guesnard.
J PollNo 4, Ito N. No. ss ST. Bernard street. Com.
missioners-oscar LAbatut 8. Fargo 8. Andy
Poll No. s, o 70 8, corner BAgAteIle and Proaper-
streets oommissioners-J. Paslyl Louis Palmer. D.
Poll No Q. T to z. corner Bayou Road and wash,
ington street. OOmmissioners-A. Brugisr, L,
Lambert, II. Raller.
Ailnsburg. AtO Q. Engine Honse No. l. Commits
Iioaerl-1hArlss EveFHhAde. James williams. LsOucs
MuIo.
The pOllSwin be opened At seven a O'Clock in the
morning and remHin open till six s O'Clock in ths
evening. fg.I r4tfs4 ri1
IN AooqFdAnos Sltn the authority gwen 20 hegis
trars By section seventeen Of an act entitled An
act relative 70 Elections in the st4ta OF Louisiana
approved October Il. 1855, IAN drinking saloons,
dram Ahops groceries places vhsrs hQuor Is sold
~ the glass bottle. sibnated within a radius Of
two miles Of any polls or plH6es Of election" are
hereby ordered to eloas the day Of election. Ana
said Supervisors or Commissioners ahaIl have Che
power to call on any Sheriff. Constable or Police
0meUr to enforce this regulation
II Eash Sheriff. Constable or PolIos omcsr shsll
rfpss 70 sbeg any osdsr issued undsE the thorty
q thp section, ths cOmmissioner Or Supervisor Civ
irg the order shAl have power sammarily 70 arrest
and imprisOn such Sheriff, Constable OF Police
o1haeE such impfilos montnot 70 extend hssond the
hoar Of cicsiBe the poHa
And such sheriff, Constable o. Police olHosr shall
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EIGHTH WARD. ..EIGnrH WARD.
OFPTOE BOARD OF sTJPFpvYs

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Eishth ward, New Orleans, October 3d. 1865 !
Polls WILLIS opened ON TUESDAY, November q
1863 in the Eight Ward, at the following places, viz
Poll No. i, A to G, Sixteenth Precinct to be held
atoArroll HaRl corner DAuphins and Elysian Fields.
CommissiOners-Phillip McKennA, l. F. Carlo and
Arnold Rsmsin. Clerks-Lsuis Richards, Eugene
Lean. n .. ..r o..
Poll No. /. 4 to O. Seventeenth Precinct. to be
he d at l2s Urquhart street. Conmissionsrs-MiOh
Barry, j. J. Monette, Randolph Heoht. Clsrks-S.
GaPatker. Charles Smith. M4sHN3T
ROLL Ne 2, II to N, Sixteenth Precinct to be held
at vi Dauphine. Commissionsrs-M. Brssn, n.
Frosoh and Octave Legisr.- Clsrks-P. A. Fortisr.
John Drsux
Poll Ne. 2 H to N, Eevsntssnth Preoinct, 10 be
held on Spain street. near Morales Commission.
ers-F D. Faurs, Robert II. BARLEY, p A. Bousiligus.
CierkS-oscar Garlic. John LeKisr
Foil No. 3, o to 2, SiHtssath Precinct, to be hsld
at corner Dauphne and Elysian Fields. Commis-
sioners-Jas. Bailey. Peter Newman, Gustaye Lesfe.
Clsrks-Alsx. Randolph, e. n. Dupart
PoliiNe. 8. o to z, Seventeenth Precinct to be
DO held AZ l35 UrquhArt issioners-Pierrs
Lacostes 8. Ssrsaginto and Armand Quere Clerks
A. D. Bernoudy, Ii. Mester. IEi
The polls will be opened at seven I'd O'Clock in the
morning, and remain open till six 90 o'clock in the
evening. +'r p
In accordance with the authority given to Regis.
relative to Elections in the Stats Of Louisiana sp
proved October 10. 1868, IAN drinking saloons dram
shops GROCERIES or places where liquor is sold By
the glass or bottle, situated within radius Of TIVE
miles Of any polls places Of election are hereby
ordered to clese on the day Of election. And said
Supervisors or Commissioners shall have the power
to call on any Sheriff. Constable or Police OReer to
enf0ros this regulation. I.t Va.
such Sheriff Constable or Police o6scer shall
refuse to obey any der issued under the authorty
Of this ssction the Commissioner or Supervisor Civ
ing tho order shall havs power summariy to arrest
ana imprison such Sheriff. Constable OF Police OF
eor' such imprisonment net to extend beyond the
hsur Of closing the polls.
And sush Sheriff. Constable or Police oAscsr shah
De desmsa guilty Of q misdsmeaR0F in oAace and
GpSA esAviOtisn thereof shall be panlshsd BY i'm
pris0nMsnt for term not to exceed six months nor
leas than three nonshA ard By fine Of not mere
than I'VE hundred dollars $500, nor lass than one
hundred dollars (sl0O.
JONI KcwHIRTER,
Chairman Beard Of Supervisors,
no2 RightA Ward, New Orleans.
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TIE ELECTIONS TOMORROW.

That General Grant will be elected to-
morrow no sane man doubts. Thai, he will
be chosen by the largest vote ever given to
any one we verify believe. That his ma
jorities will be overwhelming We fervently
pray. Then may we hope for peace. Then
may we hope for recognition of the rights
Of all men, without distinction of race or
origin. Then may We hope for a day not
far hence when an American citizen can
have and express and vote for hisopinions
all over this land and be protected by the
strong arm of that government to which be
owes paramount allegiance. #. ....
We publish below the electoral vote Of
the several States. The total number is
204. Virginia, Mississippi and Texas will
not vote. 1t will require l49 electoral
votes to choose--there being but two candi-
Aataa
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OFFICE BOARD OF EIJPFRvISoRa
nhtn ward New Orleans, October 80 1868
Fslls will be opened on TUESDAY. November 8,
1858. in the Ninth Ward. At the following places:
Eighteenth PreeiRet az
roll No. !, No, Louisa strest-A 10 G inclusive.
oom2issiOnsrs- william Batchlsr. Peter Blysr,
Michael Lohr
Poll Ne. q No. 22 Front Lsvee strset--H to n in.
elusive. Commissioners-B II. Lynch, John j. La.
genbahl Patrick Leydsn.
Poll No. 3. No. All Front LsYss steeet-O to z in.
elusive. Commissioners FinAsgau, Psul Con.
rad, Thomas Clark.
Nineteenth PreeInct.
Poll No !, Ne. T42 Love Street-A to G inclusive.
Conmissioners-F A WolAsy, Alfred Boursss,
Henry Brown
Poll No 2-Corner Of Morales and Louiss streets
II to N Inclusive COmmissioners-J. v. Osuas.
Chris. Msister, Adolp Irene.
Poll No. S-Cornsr Of Love and Independence
treets-O to inclusive. Oommissioners--T, W.
COPELAND. Thomas BAbler. william CLARK.
The polls will be opened at seven "a O'Clock in the
morning. and remains opsn till six 10 O'Clock in ths
evening. H Hf.'' ,'l = ~ Z
In AccordAncel with the authority given 20 Rar;..
trars BY Sestion seventesn of an ace entitled
relative TO elections in the State Of Louisiana an
proved October H. 1859 IAN drinking saloons dram
shops, GROCERIES, or places where liquor is sold ty
the glass or BOTTLE situated within radius of two
miles Of any polls or places Of election are hereby
ordered to close on the day Of election. And said
Supervisors or Commissioners shall have the poWer
to call on any Sheriff, Constable or Police ofaesr to
enforce this regulation.
If such Sheriff, Constable or Police oficer shall re.
use TO obey any order issued under the authority of
this section, the Commissioner Supervisor giving
the order shall have power summary to arrest and
lmPfison such sheriff, Constable or Police OfHeer
such imprisonment not to extend bel ond the hour
Of closing the polls r
And such Sheriff. Constable or Police Oficer shall
be deemed guilty of q misdemeanor in Office, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by ispr
sonm emit for term not to excead six month"; nor
less than three months. and by fne of not mora
than i've hundred dollars $500, nor less than one
hundred dollars I$lo). WIN j. MOORE
no2 Supervisor Ninth Wa,d
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TENTH wARD,..o..TRNTM WARD.


OFFICE SUPERVISORS. REGISTRATION,
Tenth Ward, October go lsea.
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November 8
At The following places; = ..... 81 '''''
Precinct Nc. 20.
Foil Ne. lat No. Hook and Ladder oompany.
jackson street, from 10 g Inclusive. Commission.
srs-rhonas Keats, Charles Parish. George Sshantz,
olerks--EdvArd II. Cannon, W. jackson. '.riI,
Poll No. Pat No. q Engine Company. Tchoupi.
tOuias street, from II to N inclusive Commission.
srs-John Kaiser, H O. Bartlett, Thomas r. Hsics,
Uerks-George Sehrieber, Edward CLARK
Pel No. Sat corner Laurel and Josephine streets
from 10 inclusive. Oommissioners-,J O wa
naer. Myss shsrksy. n. SeithsE. Jr. CIerk-HOracs
H. Upton. --'i T
Poll No. l. at corner PrytanIa and JaskDop s,rs.ts
from 4 70 @ inclusive. Commissioners--Josep
Collins, D. Goodman. J. E. GArlipied. Clerks
Charles 3. Buddeke.
Poll No. 2, at corner BGcchus and Philip streets.
from II to N inclusive. Commissoners-G. It. Lyn.
dali. Jas MeGswley, o. L. Duluc Clerk-Jno II.
Behan. ". ~ Httf T
Poll No. a, on Drysdss, between Jackson And
Philip streets. from to inclusive Commis.
sionerx-Jno h. Holmes. O. T. Dirmeyer. John
Stespsr. Oisfk-J. 81. DeLola Heurioues ri,
The polls will be opened at seven "a o'clock In thu
morning, and remain open till sig 20 O'Clock in the
evening.
In accordance with the authority given to Regis.
trars BY section seventeen of an act entitled act
relative 70 elections in the State Of Louisiana az.
proved October 10, 1868, "Al drinking saloons dram
shops sroegeies. or places where liquor is sold By
the glass or bottles situated within radius Of two
mies Of any polls places Of slection are hereby
ordered to close on the day of election. And said
Supervisors or Oommiasionors shall have the power
to call en- any Sheriff, Constable Police oHosr TO
snforce this regulation.
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There is every Indication now that the
election tomorrow will pass off in the most
quiet and orderly manner. The recent
Disturbances have demonstrated the fact to
the satisfaction Of the negroes that In any
conflict in which they may engage with the
white man, their race will invariably 20
down. Commercial Bulletin. af
We coincide with the Bauetin as to Its
idea that the election tomorrow will be a
quiet one. ia a.1a L-'s tsa s.
The ''recent disturbances" have demon
strated to the satisfaction of the negroes
that they would stand but poor showing
ct the polls and few will attempt to run
the hazard. = ulosah ta-las=i. =
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The supreme Ceurt.

The Supreme Court opened Its session
this morning, at eleven O'Clock; present,
Justices Taliaferro, Howell and Howe. No
business was transacted beyond the calling
Of cases and q number Of motions Of NO
public interest. lle5 sai a5IG4 .iasi
The Court adjourned to Monday next, at
eleven o'clock Am.
There WAS large attendance Of prominent
members of the bar, as usual upon the first
day Of term. ;-.i = .4ooi 4
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PRE- TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure . Mome In CalnTors
THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD

THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD 4
TIoN OF CALIFoREIA
incorporated under the laws Of the SD
Der 3oth, 1867, for the purpose Of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS "
and thereby induce immigration.
Capital Stock. .....................
Divided into 400 GOO shares at g ssohI
UNITED STATES oURRENoY.
Certificates Of Stock issued 70 subsUribsn
Ately upon receipt Of the money.
No PERSON ALLOWED TO RoLD MoRE q
gEARRs.
A Circular. containing . fun dsscrivai
property TO be distributed among the abs
will be sent 70 any address upon receipt ii
cover return postage.
Information q 10 price Of lard in any
the State or upon any other subject of .
parties proposing to inmisrahs. cheerful
ed upsn receipt Of stamps for postage.
An lstters should BE- Addressed
BKCRETARY IMMIGRANT HONEST
ISOLATION. Postofacs Bon No. 90, San
California a
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By virtue Of the s7th section Of !,
Act to Consolidate the City Of n
Provide for the Government and /
its Affairs" approved February n
purpose Of funding the debt Of III,
y Nunbsr Two, falling due on NJ
proIimo, sealed proposals will b,
ofacs fer the exchange of the 1881 !
Of siOOe each, issued by MuniciU.l
10 the City Bank, for Oonsolid,..
City Of New Orleans, dated Decsn.
twsnty-four years to run. with int
taehsd thereto at the rate of six D.
nam, parable semiannuaIly in the
ProposAlu 70 be indersed "offsl
Bonds" TO be opened on the frstt
lsSs, At twelve o'clock NJ, and I'd;
suys. Secretary, Boom No. q 0sv
By order Of the Board.
oc2S t no30 o. DRBUYs
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Which e cheerful.

REPUBLIcAS TICKETS can be procured at
the several club rooms throughout the city.
Presidents Of clubs can recsiye The tickets
for their clubs by Supplying at the Head
quarters Of Campaign Committee, No. II
Dryedes street, s-..i5.