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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
DEPaerUHEo OF OCEAN syEAmEss
FORT OF PORTLAND
"wednesday, March 22,

Wednesday, March 22.
| ARRIVED
Steamship Moravian, tBr, Brown, Liyerpool OH
ut via Londonderry 10th with passengers and mdse
| to II q A \ Han. $50 ~ ''
steamer tranconla Rragu Now yorp- ,,aso =.
| Henry Fox. - S0 W
sch Nellie q. Malock, Boston to load for Eastpo,t
sen Una Bradbury, Macbias TOR Boston,
sen l. W. der. French. RorkI nd tor New York
| en- Seh Ohge hayward ey, Rockand tor New YORK
och dnur+ss, Lane Vinahaven Tor Boston
ar l9th-Seh Oregon. Turner Newburyport.
CLEARED.
steamer Chase, Mulhsan, HALIFAX, NS-John Por-
teons.
Sch David Nichols, wyman Cardenas "A Eob-
son.
Sch tallah Rookh Freeman Fortress Monroe, for
Orders-J L bly,
Sch Nil Despe alum Rich Ral'imore-Isaac Berry
Sch Leader, SRI PuIk, Deer Isle, NB.
SAILED Barque Oder brig Judo us sehs On
tara Agnes Loo lout, Samuel Gilman, Lalla RooAh,
Nil Desl eradum.
per steamer Moa ian, at this portl
Cid at Liverpool 7th, Alice Venna'd, Humphrey,
Calcutta s'h Giles Lor.ng Plhkhan, Cardeuas
9Th barque Belmont, lor z rtlnd.
on Dungenrss 9Th, barnue j G Norwood, Hark-
ness from galveston for Amsterdam.
OF Holyhead All. snip 'ie0 Skolneld, Merriman
fl ON LIyerpoo TO, New Orleans. '
Ar at uuxhlven stu inst. f Hersey, Ca,Ioo
Akyab Jan a. James A Wright. Morse
Bonn ay. '
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Ar at Liverp oil I'D inst, steamer caspian. sc,,t
:, ca at Baltimore 21st, sch larry Not. Cot,rel,
Ar at New York 22d. scbs Dripo. and p p;,roo
rortand' ianget, and Abbie ingalls,, -.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

ANOTHER Ku KluX outrage which the tele-
graph failed to report occurred lately in For
ida, the victim being Republic legislator
and the murderer Democrat, described in
characteristic language as man "about sixty
years OF age, with very white hair and beard,
and the best shot in the South" The facts OF
tue case are given by the Jacksonville Union.
Hon. W. FL. Yearly was killed in Calhoun
county, that State, on the 9TH, by Luke Lott !,
who had previously Slot and killed Judge
Carraway, county of Calhoun" Yearly was
said to be the sixth victim of Lott. He had
resided in Florida many years before the war,
and was an earnest and active Republican.
The CoLLECToRsHIP OF PHILADELPHIA
There is great strife going ON for the office
Of Collector at Philadelphia, made vacant by
the resignation of Hon. Henry d. Moore
Washington is filled with prominent Repub
lican politicians engaged in the contest in the
interests of numerous candidates. The Pres
ident, on his late visit TO Philadelphia offered
Col. Forney the position, but he declined it
Tue entire Philadelphia county delegation in
Congress, which includes five members, have
recommended Mr.. d. P. Southworth, but Sen
ator Cameron opposes him and urges either
of three of his friends the place is worth
about 5000, exclusive of perquisites.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
The Greut VeruaI Speci;c.

No class OF invilids more sensitive TO changes
OF season and variations OF ten perature than dys-
peptics, anu persons OF bilious habit. Fender lungs
are not more easily affected by these vcIssItudes
than feeble stomachs. If there is tendency in the
system to INDIGESTION, bilousness, or bowel com
plants. the variable weather of early spring is al
mo to develooe the other OF these all
ments. intermittent evers also more prevalent
in the spring months than any other except
autumn. In view of these facts, this seems to be a
proper time to invite especial attention to Hostetters
Stomach Btters medicine, which tor long series
OF years. has proved superior to all others as rem-
ely tor the above named sorders and as protection
against miasma which frequently produces, and al
ways ag2ravates them. 1t formerly the practice
to give violent cathartirs aspiring medicines nor
is the custom entirely obsolete Nothing. however,
can be more i'll judged and unphilosophieal. The
chilling moisture with which the air is loaded at the
breaking up OF winner, presses heavily upon the
vital forces Of the BODY. and reinforcemt not de-
pletiou, is what it requires. The Bites is genial
and excellent tonic, moderate Alternative and just
enough OF an aperient to regulate, without convus-
ing, the bowels. 1t is therefore, specific peculiar
adapted to the present season.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

STATE OF MAINE, County OF Cumberland IS.
L. Charles Payspn, Cashier OF the Merchants Ma
tonal BanS OF Portland. do lemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief
CHAS. PAYSON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me thIs 22nd dav
OF March, 1871. CHAS o. BANCROFT, JP.
Correct. ...Attest:
JACOB MCCLELLAN
RUFUS WooD, ! Directors
mr23 ct GEO. L. b. JAcKsoN,1
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Bachelors HAIR Five.

This splendid Han bye is the best in she world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable in
stantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous Cints;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; nvigorates and
gas Ene mir soft AMI ealti!ul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers and properly
applied al Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond st,N.Y
june 9-lS70sNd1yr&w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES


| The undersigned, citizens If Portland, defming Il
| important that Union Central Depot for the ac-
commodstion OF pas enger traffic, should be eslab
llshed at some zen raj point within the c with al
niece sary accomm daticns, and be ieving al tina
the water front upon Fore hiver and tue harbor O
Portland should be reserved for the Accommodation
OF merchandise traffic in such manner as to give thu
city the greatest amount OF ercai facili les II
the futnre respectfully invite the citizens and tax
Tayers of Portland who favor the location of the
| Union Central Passenger Station upon Back Cove
| where amp room be had che ap rates. within
100 rods Of CRY Hall to meet at the Reception Room
| il the CT Hall building Friday. March 2Itb at 2
O'Clock NJ, t, take the necessary measures TO se
cure such location.
| Woodman, True & Co, Cherries Kimball.
| j Kimball q Co, MIR Brothers,
Henry JON James Freei an
| l. NcKenney 81 Co, l. G briggs & Co
| John W Perkins & Co Charles Eobes
| j l. Farmer. Moses uOuid
| Locke, Twirchel & Co Deerrup Mliken &, "a
| Norton, Char man u Co Leonard BILLINGS ~
| Fhrhalet TAR Samuel Rolte,
Durham &!Morrill, Richardson. Harris s. Co.
| narris, Atwood q Co. Conan & Ra d, W.
Twich H. nampHn@Co, Chas Mclaughlin & Co.
r. Lewis 81 Co. Char e~ III Haskell w
w w WLippe, L g Gibson,
Thos Lynch & Co, Peeg Barker,
= Coolidge q Co. John Dennis s. Co,
w T. MOTIFS He Barnes.
w Smaller, William u tile.
u Il Toby, Perley q Rpssel
John Lovitt & Co, j dward ii Emery
l. j Perkins, George = French
A X Shurtlsf, john d Lord,
Cha S Fobes, Rollins 4 Bond
Euius Dunh ,m, Fir nkln Fox,
Emery & Furbi,h, Woodbury., latham g.
Aug Stevens e. 90, Glidden, "
Thomas h Weston, David Keazer,
j y Emery, q Rec
,cseph g COleswolthy, John Turner,
Charles ii Adams, Watson Newhau
Alpbeus Lhhy, Thomas Means
Samue Roun & Sons,
And 571 others, citizens OF Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
RimnleS On the Nacl

Pimples Oss the Face.
For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs, Pimply
Eruptions, and Blotched dsfgura ions on the Iace
Use Perry's ComedOne and Fimpic Remedy
1t is 'nea'uahle to he affl e,ed. Pi,p pared only by
DIR. G. ID. Perry, DermOfoiogisf, 40 Bond
ST., N. ". Sold by Drugg SIS everywhere.
teb27sn dNH amos
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23


DISMISSAL AT the council called by the
Congregational Church in Watervile to advise
concerning the dismissal of their pastor, Rev.
b. A. Robe, met on the 18th inst, it appeared
that early in December last the pastor rendered
his resignation, chiefly on account of total ina
bility to obtain house and adequate salary, to
take ff-ct at the end of the current year.
March 22d. The church with great reluctance
accepted this, deemiDg themselves utterly I'M
able to comply with his expectations Rev.
Mr.. Robbie, on the strength OF his>sctiop, soon
accepted an urgent call TO Whining ton, Mass
Thus matters remained until The week before
the couocIl, when the ladies' Of the parish hop
ing yet to retain their pastor, made an earnest
effort, one result OF which was the ability to
offer him house, rent free. Considering, how
ever, all the circumstances, the council advised
that the pastoral relations be dissolved, and
Bro. Robe left free to fulfill his obligations to
the parish above mentioned; still, all the while
wishing, both from heartfelt sympathy with a
sister church, and their high appreciation OF
the ability and faithfulDess of the retiring pas
tor, that the efforts of the ladies had been made
at an earlier date. The council earnestly pray
that another may be sent to break uno the
church The bread of life; worthy the love
manifested towards their retiring pastor whom
| they hereby cordially commend to the churches
| as useful minister of Christ Christian Mir
| rOr.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

SECULAR ExPERIENcE.- Capt. Robinson
Of schr Geoigietta Lawrence, who arrived at
New York ON Tuesday from Palermo, recounts
singular experience Oh the voyage. In
lat. 40, Ion 81, the captain was sitting aft; be
was startled by tremendous explosion, SINH
| lar to the reverberation OF q rf1sd cannou-
The fash came whizzng through the skies
like red hot ball, elitterag with sparkle les, and
followed by brilliant flame. What is most
wonderful is that this aerial visitor came ia a
direct hues at an angle OF forty five degrees TO-
wards the schooner. Between the two masts
at about t>ao feet from the deck the ball, which
seemed to measure from two to three feet in
diameter. exploded. The reverberation was
accompanied by a fash of light, which illumi-
mated the sea to the horizon, and which most
resembled the artificial crimson lights which
are used ir thetreas. Immediately after the
shock followed terrific pealsof thunder,
then after a lapse of an hour the pheBomt non
was repeated, but in lesser degree. The
second ball. which came at the same angle and
from the same direction, was exactly similar in
appearance to the first but only about halt the
size, and the explosion and the flame of light
which it rad iated were not so intense as that
observed in the fist instance.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
N O It i Q II .
Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE.

TIE ra~!n' rship heretofore existing between the
under. isn.d under he name of
Taos. P. BEALS & CO.,
sent. ' 0V"
a, mos L. Beals can be found at Sturdivaut Block,
Market st, opposite the new Post Office. mr23is3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
Desk Room to Let.

PLEASANT Office first story. Give occnnot;or
L Address ? o. Box 2l17, Portland
mr10eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
PASS ENGERS.

In the Moravian, from Liverpool Mr. Moody Gar
uiier Rltchle. MISS Gihbins. Sa alb t,biLs es rs
Framlay, Mason, Cooper, Shaw and child, ~aIl er,
I'm I'd. Bouc ard, Mckas. Lane. Robertson McDop-
al Chamhers, .,asephs, Morrison, Emerson Altman
Suttop. Nelson. Ross, JenAins.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
Wanted.

A SMART, active, Young man to act as News Ao,t
"A on the tram Such one can make pnod us,
ges by applying at onre to eN We"
CIR. CHISHOLM & BROS.
mtzo ot G. L L. Deno,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

Fechter's terms for playing in the cities of
the interior are $500 in gold per night.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
.,,sl)R MA

Barque Harvest Noon. Vidulicb az New York fo,
Messina, reports having been run into On ibs ITtb
inst, by an unknown harque and carried aw,v mir
riggin,, chain plates, and started poop
Sch Walton BOYD, trnm New York for Charlestor
which got ashore at New Inlet, NC, 18Th INST hes in
an essy position. 18th but little damage. and will 70
got off after discharging.
rnc wreck scbr Mariana, was sold at Nantuck-
ct recently Tor S2f.
Sch VIM Jones, Babb. OF and from Rockland TOR
New YORK. with granite, went a'lore on Beaver Tail
10th inst and sunk. Crew saved
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
IMPORT

Steamship Moravian from Liverpoo-797 old raj s.
!12 lin pa'e'. to order 1ls pkgs. Prndle:
l tkg Burr ham q Merr Ii: do. Hayes d Douglas;
8 . bdl ron h Corey q Co. so pkgs, Canadian Ex
Co, and goods for Canada.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
Wharf Property for Sale,

fkNE-FHlRD in common OF the Burnham Wharf
~ property, exteouing from Fore street 10 low
wafer mark. FOR particulars iDquiIe of
mr23-3w JUN @. p aOCTER, % Exchgst.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

For Moth Patches, Freckies. and
Tan, use Perry's Moth and Frccls!e Lotion.
1t is the only reliable and Harmless Remedy known
Tor removing Brown dscoloration. Sod by dug
gists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
M A NJ R 4 nc 90.


In this city. March q. Mrs. Hannah O'Neil, aged
so ears.
Funeral en- Thursday afternoon, at No. 62 Dan
forth street.
In Westport, March 10, Mrs. Francis j., wife of
Stephen Duutun, Jr.. aged 80 years
la WoolwIch, March 81 Mr.. William Hinton aged
81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

Ship Simoda 6is tons built ut Lincolnville in 1851
has been solo at Singapore tor s 600.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23


MoBILE-cld 18th. sch sch Fl A Hunt Peterson,
Portland
KEY wEsT-Ar 7th, sch Daybreak Blake, from
New York.
Sid eth. schs VIM Flint Post Fortune Island; 7tb,
Frarconia. Jarvis. Chiiepec.
SAVANNAH 20th, shin $ Curling. Morse,
New York: Arracan Spencer, Charleston
WI MiNGTON-Ar 17t1, brig Atayela. Reed,
BALI aoRE-cld 18Th, sch Irvine, McLarren,
I'D eOth, ship C soule scule. New Orleans: sch
Chas Comery Pinkh.m, Charleston abb Phman.
Lombard. and Warren Bake. Meservey, Portland;
VIII tney l. nc. HAYES, Boston.
pHTLADEIPHIA-Cld2 Goth, br9s Walter Howe,
Pierce, Matanzis: N ,ud Potter Shields, st John;
sch aicvone Davis Caibarien.
NEW YORK-Ar 2Uth, hip Free Trade. BnIsley,
Calcutta; bnes Nellie Cfor Wbumore, Savannah
IF tau- Church. Cutler: srhs y Law ence. kobiD-
son. Leghorn Starlight Robinson, Pens icoa La
lt.. oitInore. Galveston l. Nichols. Cofin. fm
,amo re NIX. Brown. Machias; Abbie log lis,
W. e "a Maehias; VIM Perry Snow; rapet Snow;
Press.v; Montana scare. bilIow Han. Inspine
Neunist3n' AMI alista, Smith porkland Tangent
sdd Nh c G; q, land Lindsey New Haven
| Harris, Roekport A"io i'ii''
Ar 2:st. nsraues Harvest Moon. vidul,eb Messipa
o. nm uiaoins Mass biooer' Matapzas brig My
CID 2lst, ship II Il Richardson, Anderson. Cal,ao.
| brig Anna NJ Knight. Davis Cardeuas 0--''''
Returned to HaIt's 'slInd 20l baraue Eliza White
brIes M,rrwi, j Leighton. Torrent and Clara NJ
Goodrich. all tor Portland, and proceeded again n
| Also. sch Nellie Chase. Willard from New York ior
| Portland.
NEWPORT-Ar 2Oth. scbs John McAdam. vii.
| lard Boston for Charleston: Eohert Bvron. Clark
Frankfort tor Baltimure: Onward. Arey Branswict
tor New York, HannIe Westbrook, Llttlejohn, Port
HOLMEs' HOLE Ar 2Otb scbs Old Chad. Nc
Clintock. Baltimore Tor Baltimore: Mail. Linscot
| Providence tor Gardiner; Cballeugs, Bennett ant
| Maria Roxaua. Palmer Portland tor New York
| SAhEM-Ar ooh. scbs Mary. Mcdonald. Bucks
vile, 81 Tor Belfast Ruth Thomas, Dodge, Portland
| for New YORK..
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
FOR SALE.

A Tlk xsa cas- stock q eosery Gloves and small
Store to let. For terms apply at store cong R
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Whampoa Jan %. barque Adea Carlton, Carl
ton, tor New York
At Singapore 1st ult, barque Victor. wass, Tor Bos
ton, ldg
AT Manila Jan II, barque S d Carlton, Freema n,
for Hong Kong. ldg.
Sid m Gale Jan 81, barque Sunbeam, Bennett, tor
Rangoon.
SD m Buenos Ayres Jan 2, barque Helen Marion,
Bulmrr. New York.
In port 18Th baIques Archer, Tibbetts and Isabel
Moody, for BOSTON, idg; and others.
rassed Moptevdeo feh ". barsue Com Dupont,
Nlcbol-, from Rosario for Boston,
Al Demarara 9th inst, schs NJ NJ Knowles Small
tor Baltimore: Annie Whiting. Hutchinson. TOR New
York Northern Light. Plummer, from Norfolk al
3d. Unc: and Others
Ar at Port SPAN 9th ult, brig II B Emery Small
Bos on land sa led S'h Tor Trndad) 4h inst, sch
Gen Conner. Cousins. st Marys.
AT Barbadoes 18th inst. schs Garland. Libby from
Norfolk ar lst disg; May Morn Stetson, nom Jacs-
sonville, ar eth.
Al at st Thomas l1ih inst, sch Howard, Wooster,
Antigua.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
Wanted.

a asSis,aht bo"k-keeper. Address in ovn hand
ONO writing giving nane, age and lef-rencas NV
m I'll
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
N O TO HI

A IL . pefSers are hereby warned not to trust my
homo ome ueoe, ~ my account, as she LETT my
sent. N 0tn n,e WIZ" W ~ a ~ III,
Yarmouth, March %, It'll M 22-Sw
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23
y PO X en-,

No date lat AZ %, Ion AZ 06 ship Priscilla, from
New orleans tor Liverpool with rudder broAen. Ke-
fused assistance.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-23

At the Supreme Judicial Court at Houlton,
william Hutchinson recovered verdict OF
S557- 80 against the town OF Easton, for injuries
sustained III consequence OF a defect in
road.
AT the town meeti Dg in Houlton next MOI
day vote is to be taken "to see if The town
will exempt from taxation for term of years
wooden factory, a cotton mill Iannery, and
Steam and water power manufacturing estab-
lishme.t t: provided the same be erected prior
to April LIST, 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-27
THOMAS LYME

Hall of the Fifth Ward Radical Repub-
lican Sub-Club, No. l. New Orleans, July 26 l87l.-
organized last night, en- Toulouse street, between
Dauphine and Burgundy STREETS, and elected the
following officers to serve for the ensuing year:
President Major William Vigers Vice Presidents,
]. C. Kubler, Charles Butler, A. H. Macarthur H.
DORM James McManus, Gabriel Pichau Thomas
Bergn Victor Gerndias, Captain Edgard C. Davis;
Secretary, J. 4. Matthew; Assistant Secretary,
Edward H. Durousseau; Treasurer, Major o. Rey,
Sergeant at Arms, C.. blanchard Assistant Ser
geant- at. Arms William Nickerson; Grand Marshal,
Ernest Alex.
The following resolutions offered by Mr. Ernest
Aeix. were read, unanimously adopted, and ordered
to be printed i'll the New Orleans Republican,
Louisanian and German Gazette:
WHERE'S There some persons who are
seeking to create discord and foment dissensions
among the Republicans of this city, which is for
tend to the disruption of the Republican part,
therefore, be it
Resolved That We, the members of the Fifth
Ward Radical Republican SubClub No l, do dis
us, believing in the motto, United stand,
divided we fall" and Republicans, we cherish
measures, not men, be it further
Resolved That honor be to him to whom honor
is due; to his excellency H. c. WarmOth, Governor
of the State of Louisiana, award all praise
for his able administration of the affairs of this
State; also for his arduOus and strenuous efforts
in bringing to a successful issue the Republican
cause thrOu ghout the State in the last campaign.
In this he has shown himself worthy, and we hail
him as our noble leader with him in command, we,
as Republicans, TO be as victorious in the
future as have been in the past.
The following committee on by laws was APP
pointed
Colonel j. A. Raynal, chairman: F. H. Page J. E.
Matthew Edgar Thezan, and jerry Donovan
On motion, the club adjourned to meet on next
Tuesday evening at half-past seven O'clock
iy27 1t J. E. MATTHEW Secretary.
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succession of III enry C.Fincke-NO. 81, 64l
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can, why
the account presented by the natural tutrix ad-
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
jy23 26 au1 NJ. O. TRACY Clerk
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Rooms state Central Committee of the
Rep4bheaR party Of the state Of LG9sianaIAt
June 81, 1871 the following resolutions were
adopted:
First resolution offered by Mr.. Ray:
WHEREAS, According to the requirements of a
resolution passed and adopted by the State Con-
of August, 1870, the State Central Executive Com.
mittee, appointed by and under the authority of
said Convention is directed to call State Conyen.
ton of the Republican party or before the ex-
piration of their term of service; therefore
be it
Resolved That convention of the Republican
party be and is hereby called to meet in New Or
leans on the ninth day of August, 1871.
Resolved That the basis of representation in said
Convention shall be follows, viz: Every seven
hundred Republican votes, cast at tue last
general election in each parish and in each
ward of the city of New Orleans, shall be en-.
titled to one delegate and an additional deleo ate
for every fraction over onehalt OF seven hundred;
and provided, that each parish and ward shall be
entitled to at least one delegate.
Resolved. That the presidents of the several
parish committees of the Republican party in
the State-except in the parish of Orleans
and in the parish of Orleans the presidents
of the mother ward clubs are hereby author
lied and required to call elections for delegates
to said convention and to forward to the president
OF the State Central Executive Committee the
proper credentials of the delegates elected coun-
tersigned by the secretaries of their committees
and clubs, on or before the time liked for the
sitting of the Convention.
Resolved That the president of the State Central
Executive Committee be ana Is hereby authorized
and directed to ascertain the number OF delegates
to be elected from each parish and ward from the
authentic vote in the office of the Secretary of
State, and issue his proclamation for said election
and have the same published III the Republican
papers throughout the State
2 Resolution introduced by Mr. Lowell
Whereas, The time of service of the Parish Ex-
ecutive Committee of the parish OF Orleans eX-
pired by limitation on the fifteenth day of Novem.
Der, 1870; therefore, be it
Resolved That the seventh day of August 1871
be desig lated as the day WHEN elections shall be
held in each ward Of the city Of New Orleans tor
delegates to the State Convention, called to meet
August g. 1871, polls to be opened and closed at
such hours as the presidents of the mother ward
clubs may Indicate at least one weeks notice of
the same being given.
APPORTIONMENT DELEGATES.
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spoil the character of Mr. E. r. Leclere, the
president of the above mother club, for
their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT The different
speeches were loudly applauded By the
people
Mr.. Leclerc having entered the hall was
invited to address the assembly. which he
did in brilliant speech, which was fire.
quently interrupted bv loud and prolonged
applause. An unanimous vote of thanks
was rendered to him, accompanied by three
loud cheers for E. r. Leclerc, candidate for
the State convention.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
John Learson. were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Republicans of the
Eighth Ward, in mass meeting assembled,
hereby indorse U. S. Grant as the Republic
can candidate for President in 1872.
ResoIUed, That in Henry c. WarmOth we
recognize the able and fearless leader of
the Republican party of the State of Louis
lana, and we hereby pledge ourselves to
him our undivided support while endeavor-
ing to fully carry out the Republican prin-
ciples.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the New Orleans REPUBLI
CAN. +. BARIHELEM1,
Secretary.