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New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
ARMY GAZETTE.

W,s,uNaToN. Jnlv 6.-1hc Secretary of War has
directed rlet Major Gcore L. srsuf 10 report 70 ASorr
L Syp,nstraut the General Recruiting Service az new
V a. ,,rrtry ut Brs,c CatL A. a. d. Williams, hTst heuen
80 ~ m. 5 Ary las been orcrd 70 report to bs'7t hAor
s psset of he .rug Board. 10 NeN.iOrk, for examination
lent Col Charles Lsrn,d Pymas ha been assigned 10 dsy n
E . D,t of Leayenworb b. direction Of the President bfe es
Ierep b. Roberts he1teuantcoonel OF the 81 Ca'Ay h"s
been detailed College Professor OF Military Science
T pnt has ,ccepel resignation Of hrst Lieut. Theodore
Kn, oftbe Infantry Second Lieut. Frank Page Of the 4
y.,,n Ressryss has relieved from the Freednens
% u n Sic state North Carolina aud ordered to JOIN Ills com
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.
The crop prospects of Mississippi are excellent
Several persons died from heat in Boston, yes
teriay.
... Four deaths occurred in Montreal from sun
stroke, on Saturday. -, =,
Mrs. Reynolds of Ashland Mass, was killed by
lightning on Sunday night
The Lawrence Academy at Groton, Mass, was
buTaed o. Saturday afternoon
The Fourth was opened at Fortress Monroe by
a national salute and fireworks
Jay's Building at the head of Statc-st, Boston,
was several times on hre. on SUNDAY
Several cases of snn-stroke three fatal, oc-
Cured In Springfield Mas, on Saturday
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams is TO be
bopored by bis Boston friends With public reception
Gen Grant has convened court martial ut
Fotess the trial Of such cases as may come o'"reL
The Old Point Base Ball Club of Fortress Mon.
The Hampton Or Friday by score oit To-
About - Young women, students at Ellnira
Ces sye n Washington yesterday aud called at TIE "h~
House =,
Al the fremen's muster in Augusta Me, on
the Fb he ors Vas Won BY Torrent E1gne OF Halowe Win
HsnHcmAn tube
The Fourth was observed in Halifax n ;, by
d,r Of buptIng and yce b. Judge Jackson the ua4 states
representative In that city.
Nicholas McMullen of Newton Mass was mur-
ai in C,mbdge Sunday ngE an hs BODY thT'Nh mo TUE o'A
yarl Of "A house occupied BY NiioS woman
The Hon Revordy Johnson, Minister to The
60, ~ ~ lame, viii Baltimore thr A q" August MEs
Ashan Lincoln and Tad" wi" be among the passengers
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

PETITION OF NOVA SCOTIA.
LONDON, July Gin the House OF Lords, this
evening, Lord Stratheden presented the petition Of
the people of Nova Scotia against the Canadian
Dominion. and praying Parliament to allow them
TO leave the new Confederation. The Boundary bils
was passed in Committee
SIR MORTON PETo.
Sir Morton PetO has passed through the Court Of
Bankruptcy, and has been discharged.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
NAVY GAZETTE.

The fOllOwing-named officers have been detached
& e United ship supply and granted leave Of absence prior 20
-
Hng Volunteer q Kicker Acting Paymases Eugene Br'a any
George ElNari Acting Eusns Nharlss H. MeNIs'u D. ' ~
Frank e. Hall -, ,....h.1 t,ou the
AssS - n,e. on waiting orer AsstanSurgeon g. X lie
eori ba. been ordered special temporary duty q N.nSshon
sr,eon Crer who hss been granted leave 9i
Naster Charles Ackley Acting ngns WA H. heNs anu
1bsrles ri Hsskngs have been bonorably discharged
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
JAPAN.

UAIh
COMBINATION OF DIAMI0S AGAINST TIE
MIKADO.
LONDON, July 6.-Dispatches from Shanghae have
been received, which represent that the revolution
in Japan had assumed new phase Itwas reported
that a combination had been formed by twelve of
the most powerful DaimiOs against tho Mikado
This new complication threatened to prolong indef-
initely tho restoration of tranquility in that
country.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
WURTEMn'URG.

MOVEMENTS OF MR.. BANCROFT.
SrUrTGARDT, July 6.-The Hon. George Bancroft
the American Minister TO Berlin. has had an inter
view with His Majesty King Charle> of Wurtem-
burg, at which he presented his credentials as the
representative of the United States and received an
invitation to dine with the King. 1t is understood
that the Government is now ready to ratify the
Naturalization Treaty with the United states
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
SEINIA.

EXECUTION OF RELATION OF PRINCE ALEX
ANDER KARA-GEORGEWICH.
BELGRADE, July &C. Nemaovic. brOfher-in-law
of Psince Kara-G Georgewich, has been executed for
participation in the recent conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION

This Convention adjourned on Saturday TO
meet at 10 yesterday, but 1t was nearly noon before
MaorGen Franklin took the chair and called the
blage TO order Previous TO the beginning OF the exer
cses delegation Of from each State aud Territory,
wearing his badge formed at the headquarters in Union
square, and proceeded under the Of the
Deuiocratc Veterans arranged Saturday to
meet body Of veterans from New-Jersey, who
under tho marshalshp Of Gen Theodore RunyOn Of New
ark The Jersc ymen took tile right of tbe line on the
return march up Broadway 70 the Cooper Institute, and
were followed by the delegates their escort There
was much enthusiasm eyiced by tbe crowd ~ attendant
Democrats who accompanied the procession and cheers
were given and returned at various points along the
route Manifestations OF sympathy were made by the
running up Of flags and the exhibition Of political party
devices M number OF stores and business places the
propretors OF which are well known TO be In accord with
Tie Democratic party. Tie delegates 10 the Convention
were escorted from the UnOnsquare headquarters by
organization OF Democratic soldiers and sailors and
marched thher from SeventeeDth-st, down FOurhave.
u Fourteenthst through Fourteentlst 10 Thrdave.,
and down that 10 the hall Of the Convention.
Shen Mhen the delegates arrived opposite Tanmany
ny and for them. and the delegates hOnOred the
Convention by singing In full chorus Rally round the
Raowiedged %itS cheers by the crowd 1smGicd IN
ont Of the new Wgwan the procession passed on The
Ferry bore the tnewOn standards OF their regmental
ORGANIZATIONS ana also several new hags and party pan
ners When they reached the Institute the cheering was
again commenced. and Kept up FOR some time. The pro
then fled into the hall where the officers OF the Conyen-
ton waiting on the platform 10 receive them The
cheering WAS now kept up Iof ABOUT ~ minutes the
name Of nearly every prominent Democratic General,
when announced, being eOmplinented IN this manner
also that Of President Johnson Judging from tile fe
quency with which the name uf Cen Hancock was thus
greeted however may DC regarded as hXed fact that
that officer the choice Of the Convention FOR the Pres
1denta nomination la order 10 vary inc proceedings,
bergt. Bates, whO during the procession, carried the
cru States, called 10 the platform ana waved MS
banner amid loud cheers. while the band struck
up a medley Of national airs After stiil Iufther
Cheering Of Generals, delegate suggested that
these noisy demonstrations were not yet complete ne
HgRV tftaffI A
and file Of the army. and lie thought the cheering
might be appropriately closed by manifestation
N their favor Tie hint was acted on and the paudlts
were accordingly gwen, followed by three more for the
navy IL being now nearly ~ O'Clock, Gen Franklin
called the Convention 20 order, but It was some time be-
t0fe quiet restored.
Gen. John A. MeClernand OF Illinois opened the busi
Ae-s OF the Convention bv DFonOsng resolution to the
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

HULBBRTDsBROw-I Yonkes Weinssdy e7en'{ june ft
Rev. V. M Hubert D. D. assisted
by the Rev Cole b. D., Cbs dber TO sarah Louise.
daughter Of Joseph r. Disbrow, sb u lonkers-
HDBARD-BROWN-At Sayyl L. l., THURSDAY, jny by the
Rev Chas Douglas, r. Percy Hitbard 70 Azeia Brown
sLaTFRBERTON-At EspanOch the Rev Mr. Couhnan Joba
H. Slater Rochester bliss Mary Emily Barton oi Wa"sr-
sing Ulster Co., r.. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

Great sale Of COntraband Cigars, Liquors, cycs-BJ
order Collector Of the port Lawrence Satou VI" sell ooa.
choice assortment
Cigars Of Ae choicest Havana brands such Fgar De Us CuDs
Faoanas Puresndas Flor Persao Zouaye Reg Trenout
House LORlres MeeTschaum Pipes Bum Wines. Ieas,
Brandes Offering opportunity purchasers saa lots
Of Cigars aai other articles Of the 6nest quality.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

cELEBRAT,'ON OF THE FOURTH or JULY.
PARIS July O. Independence Day was celebrated
by the Americans IN this city in spirited manner
grand dinner and all was given which was very
fully attended by Fren,'h and American ladies and
gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
rryxrssrr 1rGrsLAruRE-ExrRA SESSION.

NAsIrNuLH, July Gov. Brownlow mas
called am extra session Of the Legislature to meet on the
-ti - Univ Il, understood that the chief reason
The necessity OF doing something rciay9 TO TIC hoAds OF
fl. state.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
MARRIED.

Por Mot Patches Preces and Tan the Face Peuys
Moth aud FrecA lie Lotion Sold 10y Druggists eysrywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Auav,rA Ga July 6CouoH irregaar sales oAs' prices pO"
in.l o Juy e-Oo,,on ara With an adssucBS tendency
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
BURNETTis
OCOAINKi
FoR THK HAIR.
HAfR DRKssIN0.

Has established worniis reputation eutrcy 10 merits Ne
other o neither pomades alcoholic wsheseu domestcess
compare with tass
HkiR DRESSING,
or as an Invgoor promoter Othe growth the hsE For sale
DaggiNs Of Fraudulent tntato"si Sent 70 ss5 address,
JOSEPH BuKNErr & Co., Propi,tos,
Ne 27 CentaLst Boston, sud No. 5s2 Broadway,
(under Metropolitan HOteD NeN York
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

They do Extract Teeth without Pain at the
CoLroN 6xNrAL ASSOCIATION No. 70 Cooper Iustus-Com
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
~. n.a rD.n,n of the New. York Arions I'd

On the return of the New-York Arlons to
Ci,aoo after their visit 10 Milwaukee, they were enter
ib a v Tho Germania Society OF the former city, whose
ests ey were during the great Saengerfest An ample
supply OF Arlon beer seductive os'u,so
was proylded at the Germania headquarters, ana at
ahnnt o'clock the performance commenced. Speeches
re MADE by Messrs Triacca, President Of the Arlons
stoeckhard Carl Bergman Relchei. Behflnseis ana ana
others of NewYork and DR. Fessel Emil Dletzsch ana
othera of tne Gcrmana. DetLsch presented ths AroS
with large Photographic album IN tho shape OF org
ntpe contanng the photographs OF 81 active members
nf The Germania An imposing ceremony mere IolOWeu
The orchestra struck up grand march, ho Ar3ns rose %
to their feet and of their number, hodlhK aolt to
n,ctnre formed the head Of grand procession whc
marched around the room several times pnsuepoalu ,
horse was brought into requisition on wlch an mpo
ised master ceremonies cav0rted 10 great anus
ment of the lookers-On. Carl Bergman was maue III
hn,,nrarv member of the FREEZER Saengerbund Inc JOIN
acation lasted until o'clock when ~ pr0cessoh ws
formed Vaas' band at the head and the entUe party
marched 10 the Fort Wayne depot, where, ~ oolOoA
the Arions took their departure for home
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

Tle Convention then adOuTned unII Iuesua5 ~ 10
T6e names Of the delegates from the Territories admit
lcd to the floor in pursuance OF resolution
,Jopted were Thomas W. Belts of Idaho Territory,
Fbonas T. Evershed Of Arizona Territory. .
me resolutions adopted at a Special Council OF the
Eonal Labor Union on the ID inst have been sent into
M IS susan b. Anthony has written the following letter
20 the Convention:
.p4rER OF MISS SUSAN r. ANTHONY TO THE CONVENTION
Wou,y's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
No 81 PARK ROW RooN No. 20 NKwloRK, July :, lo08)
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

WRIST INDIA MARKETS
JOY 6be market unchaagsd and the ssles
ported smsL
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
9uIitieal 0Otitss.

Grant Clubs eau obtain excellent portrait GEN GRANT oa
.rs Fi AGS al low prices H. PBARCB Co, NO 'A Broad~a''
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, July 6.-TOombs and Cobb are here
working hard TO defeat the Constitutional Amendment
The question as to the United States senatorshp is not
fully developed. Bodgett is losing ground In the
Legislature the House elected Democrat Secretary but
the choice is not considered indicating positively
DemOeTatIe majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15
Lon,slana Election,

We copy the following from the Missis.
sippi Pilot, Published at Jackson. Our Co
temporary had not learned when the article
was written that Judge Taliaferro and his
supporters had gone over bodily to the
rebel Democracy:
We regret exceedingly that Republicans
anywhere should be in the least divided,
and more particularly is it important they
should be united in the South. Our
neighborng state, Louisiana, seems to be
blessed, or cursed, with "side-show''
diversion from the regularly nominated
Republican state ticket. j. G. Taliaferro
and +. E. Dumas head the boilers ticket,
while they themselves claim to be Radical
Republicans. These gentlemen may
be true Republicans, but to our mind op-
posing regular nominations is bad way
to show devotion to party and party prin-
ciples. True, parties do not always nom
mate the best men for office. But the sue
cess of the principles any party may hold
depends upon the united action of the peO,
Pile who desire such principles to succeed.
Of course it is none of our especial business
to interfere i'll the political squabbles of our
sister state; but when those per-
sonal differences which exist il Lou.
isiana among aspirants for office af,
feet, as they manifestly do, the whole
South, we have right to say, Gentlemen,
hold.n If you are true Republicans, you
will not endanger the success of a great
cause by quibbling as to men. We say this
much on behalf of the whole country. Aud
the truth appeals to as in Mississippi, as to
all other Southern states. We must be
united, or we lose everything. Division in
our ranks is simply plsying into the hands
OF the enemy, and is just what our enemies
want to defeat reconstruction in the South.
As to the men, We know nothing of them,
except that we happen to be per
sonally acquainted with the regular
Republican candidate for governor
II. C. Warmoth. But the point il
this: In our opinion no true patriot will
allow himself to be USED hythat old head
Satan of the enemy of human liberty-tht
| Democratic party-to sink the cause Of
! human nature. That old devil still lives
and from under the assumed garb of ICON
| stitutional liberty' he shakes the clankins
chains of slavery in the face of the last hal
| of the nineteenth century.
| Brethren of Louisiana, be united. Set u,
OF Mississippi glorious example of sacrifice
of self on the altar of principle. The eve
the whole country are upon you. Divis
| ion is defeat, and defeat ls death to eyerl
| hope of humanity in the South.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15

This board met in regular session last
evening, President Hepp in the char.
Present Messrs. Sauyinet, Straight,
Sterry, Flood. Dunn, Davies, Perkins, Jou-
bert, Mary, Chadwick, Sampson, Sullivan,
Scott.
A communication from Mayor Heath,
submitted for consideration an account Of
the sales of stalls by the Controller in the
second district beef market, and OF PoydIas
market.
He also transmitted letter from the City
Attorney, as follows:
the city was decided in the supreme court
in our favor, the appeal taken by Wills
from the order dissolving the injunction
being dismissed. AS soon as the legal delay
to make this Judgment of the supreme court
final shall have elapsed the city viii be at
libety to take possession OF the stalls and
tables held by Wills, and eRnd his security
on the appeal bond e. Tomatis) will be
liah6e to the city for all the rent collected
by Wills from the date of the appeal
The mayor also suggested:
"The city council having prohibited the
further issue of city money, deem 1t I'M
portant that measures be Immediately taken
to pay claimants on the city payrOils, and
recommend, therefore, that you provide the
means at your session to night 10 enable
the treasurer to meet this eXigency, which
is pressing with peculiar force and hardship
on various individuals"
The above communications were read and
received.
Treasurer's report for the week ending
llth instant: Receipts 800, 377 36; eypendi.
lures Si005 81; balance of Sll5,O3l O6 CON
sists as follows $50 city notes Sl6Oao; $40
city notes Sis, 600; S5 city notes $1,000 81,
50, and So city notes S63 952; tractlpnals
S52t2 80; old issue S297 IS; cut S5's 1892 80;
legal tender SAC 80. Referred to finance
committee,
Mr. +. H. Chadwick appeared aud took
his seat having been duly qualified as a
member. He was appointed to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death OF Mr..
Gauche.
Mr.. Buchanan's resignation of the Office
Of City Attorney having been accepted,
notice was sent to the upper board, inviting
them to joint session for the purpose OF
elect!ng city attorney.
The resolution from the upper board au'
thOrizing the fire alarm telegraph superin-
tendent to place an alarm-boX at the depot
of the Canal and Claiborne streets railroad
depot was Concurred in.
Resolution from the upper board releasin :
Mr.. Tobin from his contract to furnish luDl-
| Der to the city was concurred in.
| The board of aldermen were announced,
and the council went into secret session.
Mr.. Perkins called for the ordinance rela-
| tive to the grain elevator company, which
was taken up. The term of the grant was
reduced to ten years, aud the other priv,
| ihgGs asked for granted on first reading.
The board adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15
BY LEGRAPH.
Associated Press Dispatches. !


SOUTHWEST Pass, April IA, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rometer 29:40. Wind southeast. strong.
Arriyed-British bark Mandelie. Gale
master, from Liverpool, to order.
Sailed-Ship Arthur.
From Yesterdays Evening Papers,
Boston, April I4.-The Zodiac, Of the
regular line between Savannah and Boston,
burned to the waters edge last night. No
cargo aboard.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Sergeant Bates
arrived to-day at one o'clock, and received
an enthusiastic reception.
Senate-ln consequence of Mr.. Stanbery's
illness the court adjourned till twelve
o'clock tomorrow, with but two dissenting
voices.
The house did nothing.
The adjournment viii add eclat TO Ser
geant Bates's reception ceremonies. He
unturls his flag from the dome of the Capitol
at 2 P. NJ.
After adjournmento of the court, theseusts s
continued in session. The hous rst,P- ed
to their chamber, but nc cgorun was
present.
SAVANNAH, Ga., April l4.--Ata "a aserva-
tive meeting tbis morning in aIaah Bic hall,
the names of Hon. J. z. Gerdt8 for gov
eruOr Hon. II. S. Fitch for congress, and
Rufus f. Lester for state senator, were
received with loud applause. The audi
ence was addressed by several prominent
speakers,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15
New Opera House.
A NTIIIfnrv WARNING.

General Meade has issued an important
order, from which we make these extracts:
The recent assassination at Columbus,
Georgia, of the Hon. G. w. Ashburn, late q
member of the constitutional convention of
said state, and other acts of violence and
atrOcity committed about the same time in
various parts of this district, and the stimuli
taneous publication of incendiary articles,
and the receipt by many persons of threat
ening letters indicating a concert of action,
by violence and intimidation, to alarm and
oVeraWe large portion of the population,
and by this means affect the results of pend
ing elections in this district, all of which
acts apparently emanate from secret or
gsnization for no good purpose, which
seems to be rapidly spreading through these
states, make it necessary for the command
ing general 10 warn ali persons against the
commission of such acts, the publication of
such articles, the sending of such letters, or
connecting themselves with such evil organ
iZatiOns, and to assure all the good people
of this district that he will use all the
powers he possesses to protect them in the
peaceable enjoyment Of their homes and
property, and in the exercise of their per-
sonal rights and political privileges.
He therefore directs all military and civil
officers in this district to take the most
| prompt measures TO arrest and bring to trial
| all persons who may hereafter print, pub
| lish, or in any manner give circulation and
| publicity TO such incendiary papers, or
| threatening letters, aud furthermore to
| arrest all persons who may be known 10
| have participated in any such acts OF ylo-
| lence as above referred to, resulting IN
breaches Of the peace and injury to persons
! or property,
| The commanding general furthermore
| forbids the conductors OF all newspapers,
| lob printing Offices or other presses, from
| printing or publishing any articles or papers
| lending to produce intimidation, riot, or
| bloodshed; and any newspaper containing
auy such publications, or press publishing
| the same will be stopped, and its proprie-
| tors, editors, and other parties connected
| Herewith, on being convicted before milf
tary commission, will be subject to fine and
Imprisonment, or such other penalties as
may be deemed suitable to the offense COM
mitted.
win General Buchanan stop future adver-
tisements of the character Of the following
which appeared in the Times Of Sunday
XXX. XVIII meet at City hotel Monday
evening, at g O'clock.
By request G.. M0GUEL.
The rebels had organizations here under
the guise Of benevolent associations, which
Gen. Sheridan suppressed. The organization
Ku-KluxKlan has, 1t is said, for one OF its
objects, to kill Union men at sight. Whether
this be so or net, it is the duty Of General
Buchanan to nip them in the bud.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-15
PARISH TICKET.

Criminal sherif-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil Sherif-JoHN ksDAViS.
Coroner LIST and 4th Districts, and Algiers-Dr. W.
HHIRE.
Coroner I'd and Sd Districts-Dr. NJ. F. AVILA
District Attorney HENRY q. DIBBLE.
Judge First District oourt-w. ". HOWE.
Clerk First District Court-THOMAS LEON
Judge Second District Court-R. II. SHANNON.
Clerk Second District ooart--S. B. PACKARD.
Judge Third District Court X. BELDEN.
Clerk Third District Court--F. G. LLoRENS.
Judge Fourth District Court-J. 2. BOYD.
Clerk Fourth District Court-A. RoUGELOT.
Judge Fifth District Court-OHAS. BEAUMONT.
Clerk Fifth District Court-L A. SNAER.
Judge SIKH District Court-ALAksoN B. LONG
Clerk Sixth District oourt--HENRY R HUBFRT.
Judge Seventh District oourt-STEPHENs s. FISH.
Clerk of Seventh District cOurt-E. DuBUc.
justices of the Peace and Constables.
First Juatice--E. CLIFFORD /; Constable-TER.
ENOE COOK. Second Justice-A. sHELLEYi
Constable--JAMEs w. QUINN. Third Justice,
". e. MACARTY Constable : RICHARD
KENNER. fourth Justiee-JoS. G. BAUM;
Constable = Captain EUGENE MEILLEUh'
Fifth Justice tAlgiersl hUGENE MCCARTHY
Constable--JUIiN P. OAzELAR. Sixth jus
tice-DE D. MACRAY; Constable LEON
POSTHII.
state Tax Assessors.
City Of New orleAns-J. W. MENAHD, JOS. o.
LAINKz, w. @. KINsELLA. GEORGE p,
CARR. Right Bank-R. J. BRUNETT
state Tax Collectors.
First District--FRANcIs Q. MAHAE. second Dis.
tEiet--VIuToR GFRoDlAs- Third District
O. O. BLANDIN. Fourth Distriet-E. P. DU-
oLosLAHGE. Algiers-V. E. FREV1I.LE.
Senate.
First District--GEoRGE W. NADER, DAVID
WILSON, SOLOMON R. MOSES Second Dis.
tuct--HUGHJ s. oAMpBELI. P. B. s. PINoH.
BACK Third Bistrict-l. v. CoUPLAND.
Captain MONETTE. Fourth District = W.
B. GRAY.
RepresentntIvea.
First Representative Dsstrict--Coi. G. B. YOUNG,
CHARLES H. HUGHES. second District
oHAsLEs H. FOX, olRRM0AT +. GLAU.
DIN. BENJAMIN GrDDEs. Third District
RARFHOLoMeW COLLINS. F. O. ANTOINE,
r. H. ISABELLE. MORTIMER CARR.
Fourth District--J HALL, HENRY HEl-
DENHAIN Fifth District JOSEPH MAN
SION, OCTAVE BEEOE. Sixth Dstrict-
JOHN g. SELDOM. Seventh Distriet-HENRY
l. REY. CANON 4. ADoLPHE. Rishth
Diatriet.- AuGusFIN MAURICE. Ninth Dis.
SAMUEL CAT TAR and W N. ]. MOORE.
Tenth D.striat = IsAAC FULLER ARTHUR
FRI OF. Eleventh Diatriot--BATT PAYNE.
Rieht Rank-FRANK ALEXANDER.
Respectfully submitted
HENRY Q. DIBBLE. Chairman.
=. @, LLoREEs. Secretary. mh2s