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Mr.. Pelham W. Ames delivered a
lecture in Boston last Monday evening,
apparently tho fruit ofpersoeal oh.
sersa&ioo, upon '.The Chinese in Cal.
itornia." He described them a ssdocile
and wiling, sober, frugal, and industri-
ous"o-whieh is mors than can be said
Of good many people who loudly re.
vile them. "They are to 10 found in
most Of the pfofsssions and trades, in
pretty nearly all the laundries, on the
farms, and IN the mines" and their
number is estimated ut 20, 900.
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a1dB DARK: MOOD. +:
n WILLIAM G. NORRIS.

: S
Q e.,45as: s' % 81: s:t *.a.s4
Upon ~ svs I sat mo down and went, ;"..s7 ..
Because The world to mo seemed nowise good:
Still autumn was It. and the meadows slspt,
Ths misty hills dreamed, and the silent wood
seSanSd listening tof The sorrow Of my mood: .
knew not If tho earth with mo did grieve.
or1f II mocked my grief that bitter eve.
So ~ - ]7-I- -
Then 'twixt ny tears maiden did SEQ,
Who drswanigh me o'sr the lesf strewn grass,
Then stood and gazed upon me pitifully
With grief:worn eyes, until my woe did pass
From me to hsr, and fearless now was,
And she, mid tears, Was asking me Of one
She long had sought unaided and alone.
r:Eifzi.sfE 20 y fI-s hEt 4;
Him knew not Of, and she turned away
Into the dark wood while my own great pain
Still heldme there, till dark had slain tho day,
And perished at the grey dawn's hand again.
Then from tho wood voice cried, "Ah, in vain,
In vain seek thee, thou bitter sweetl
In what lone land are ret thy longed-for feeti"
Then I looked up and, 10, man there came
From midst tho trees. and stood regarding me
And. once again. my tears were dried for sham
But he cried out, 10 mourner, whore is she
Whom avsaoughto'er every land and sea I,
I love her. and she loveth me, and still
We meet no more than green hill nneeteth hill."
ssT3S4fs~era
With that he passed on sadly, and knew
That these had met, and missed, In the dark nigh
Blinded by blindness Of the world untrue,
That hideth lore, and maketh wrong Of right,
Ihen 'midstny pity for their lost delig ght,
Yet more with barren longing grew weak;
fet moro mourned that had mono to seek.
afEh TaS73'- an:Hnsg tb,enfotnv vR..;.,,.
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-On vet, miserable, foggy London
day, in Autumn, Charles Lambvas ao-
costed by a beggar-wonan, with "Pray,
sir, bestow little charity upon poor, des-
titute widow woman, who is perishing
for lack Of food. Believe me, cir, I
have seen better days" $50 have ], "
.said Lamb, banding the poor creature
: shilling, no havs I; its : miserable
[day. Good bye, god bysf'
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o. O. HINES,
THE PAINTER p

Having permanently located 10 st. Cloud,
to, and vil, with tho aid Of Paint, Var
niehes, and other accessories of the craft. re-
juvenste OLD BUILDINGS. CARRIAGES,
SIGNS, &c.. and make them appear as
subjects Of . like character should on the
lhranch line Of the n. P. r. R. I "snsAR'
new work a. weu a. most any body else {;
do Paper-hanging, either plain or decora-
tive; Graining, Gliding, Glazing; almos.
anything in the line Of painting, Try me.
Shop on Washington Avenue,
...4.c:s4ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.
-, :v18n16 : .a.;
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Pumps. ~: ~: lightning ,lls Rods

r. ,MUNsINGER
Ia still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which. have given
such universai satisfaction Sthroug ghout
Northern Minnesota. .-.z..---rre.
He has also purchased John r.
Clsrk's interest in the
Z Iron Z Pump and ;Lishtning Rods.
Business, .ndi 10 prepared . promptly
Also, We'll Ceanisg done. ..@"~.fs -
Il, Shop on Wsehingtou avenue, next door
to tho Fle,cher House. =! s:.~
st. Cloud, Feb. 21, 1871. yl8
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THE |.;.]'l POISON. i g % ,.OlI)(F'2ASPS.

s1 11oassos nAna1Ar (xns. ROSS cHuRcn). e
: Hs1ct"'E :. -; - cs>a3a' =.
The poison .o Of .'p' i under their l'p'," !;
"A listhat u ana lie may bs mot with and fought
outright, .-.- ~---
But ~ thst spart a ruth i. . harder matter to
fight"
+ = !sef >;.a; :, ,>&neya s,l}'s-1snuyson.
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THE WIFE OF oFsHAwTHoaHE.

49, s@s<~ -,
From tie Var York 2si5use:
We noticed briefly when It occurred
The death Of the widow of Nathaniel
Hawthorne in England, and there per-
hsps it is best that ~ should
pause. When the gentle quiet life Of
: woman such as this ebbs away into
the gehtler quiet Of death, silence over
her grave has more meaning than any
requiem, As q caeer,l song, CT .
happy d,y in the Autumn fields, her
memory becomes . pleasant, tender
reality with u, forever, but ve cannot,
if We would, impart Or share it With
Others. There is morbid curiosity
through the country, however, about
Hawthorne and all that surrounded
him, arising out of the Is yet half 40
knowledged feeling that in him Ameri-
ca lost her greatest poet !; and it is only
right that this curiosity should be 80 far
grat'hed as to do justice to this woman,
whom if be had never loved Haw.
thoroe would in all probability have
died undeveioped and unknown.
No biographer Of the great romancer
can ever delineate the strange ele-
ments Of character that mixed them
selves in him, and were expressed IN
his figure and face; the hereditary
abnormal tendencies toward solitude
and gloom !; the almost insane dread Of
contact with his felllow-men the OBJ
lique and shadcwed aspects in which,
as he stood apart, and would appeared
to him. Friendly hands may give US
the outside facts Of bis life, the cut
OF his clothes, and attitude aad gest-
ures which he used to those about him
while trying, out Of a keen fear of
being ridiculous, to fit himself with
their alien habits Of thought and
speech but the only glimpses left to
US of tho real Hawthorne are in his
books. The man was of his own blood,
alone in the world Of thought and
| has left no kinsman. Between him
and the outer world came only his wife.
There was something At once comical
and pathetic in the dismayed appeal
With which he turned to her when the
ordinary business of life bevildered
and Jared on him, and the alertuess
and bright geutleness which she served
~ his snield aud shelter. She belonged
TO one OF those oil families in New Eng
land who have imbibed culture With
the air: She had an intellect Of quick
and harmonious movement, which
found apt and pleasant expression both
by her pen and pencil. But there
are so many Of whom al this may be
said ! Now, when woman seeks
primarily self-devclopment, there are
80 many artists and authors! It may
do US no harm to look for q moment
at this one who had no other aim than
to be simply wife. There is sigui6.
canoe to all women 10 the fact that,
while the genius and idiosyucracies Of
her husband placed him On IN entire.
| ly different intellectual level from her
own, the infinite love between them
made them one, and fitted her, with
her keen tact and wholesome sweetness
of temper, to interpret between him
and the world. IF it had not been for
that cheerfulness and sunny temper,
which kept daylight about him per-
petaally, the moody genius of Raw.
thorne would never have struggled
through its shadows into light. The
world soweda great debt to this wo-
man who was contented to be only q
wife. :
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Why is 4 siady'sE rioeles like one.
d. Dioken's loyss Because i i az
Ict q t.ei.t. -. s. rs.
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-
OLD W8ATH1R RHYxHs.-
"a rainbow in the morning
Sailors, take warning;
Afainbow at night
: - In K sailoHa delisht ~: IL i;

"The evening gray and the morning
red Il f'3s -, = 1Ef',f ~
Put On yonr 8 hat or you'n vet your
head" s..~-,ix.n -.,... .-.
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20 WOMAN. in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please;
But seen too oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then en-
hro~n
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ceived no answer; and believed that
her letter must be lying at the post
Office, in company with the others which
she had dispatched. Surely, had it
reached his hard, he never could have
resisted such an appeal! And now
Claude was going g-each hour he seem
ed weaker than the one before-would
her husband ever forgive her if she de-
nied him bis natural right to see the
last Of his child : She must dare every
thing bis displeasure-even the risk
of hi, disoovery-to let hiu know the
sorrow which awaited them. Hall.
stupe6ed With grief, she itfembliogly
arr.yed herselt 10 her .valking.apparel
.: thick veil over .her taoe-snd,
oon6ding the little invalid + the NO.
man Of, the house, who had shared her
care Of him during his illness, stole
ont If the darkened room into the fros' >
evening cir, and walked o fast Is her
falling limbs would permit her in the
direction Of the lodgings where che had
last parted with her husband. She
had some difficulty in finding her way,
for the intervening streets we're upkovn
to her; but she reached the spot At last,
and With an anxious, hurried cir, and
. voice half broken BY. emotion, entered
the din9y chandltr' s-shop, which form.
(ed the ground. door of ths building
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-t}t.*sEsT $3.50 T. - 0f',- Y;j%''.-.'I
':1@..7> T. ..:V'ICK''S...
FI0R. AT, 4 :&UlDB
5siSh = 5s}% .E7.-u stgEz5I ,G2 ss5 t;4 -5I!r -
,4:. FOR 1RH1 E -,
FOR 1871.

e. Us "s::s = >.as,t5sf&E 90 19st5 ~
11s F;,st Edition Of One Hsadred cad IVsv
~ ~ J1ossaad. Ccpiss ef;ttsia
vlek's ltlustrated Catalogue Of Seeds
and Floral 0ulae. q publisbed and readv to
send ont-1oo pagsa and An s.erAsing Of almost ~.
cry dseirabls Flower and Vegetable Il 10 elegantly
printed on nsttntsd papsr illassrated With Three
Hundred hns wood Eugravinss and Two beautiful
ssS's's@ = ACOIoRDD PLATES,
The most bsasanl asa the .ess- -tns,ruesivsJl Jld;ss
eui1s :p.blishDd Al 0ER1AAssEDIf
1ioh. : n ~
sent nes to all my custoners q 1870, q rapidly
9! possible, without application Sent % IN Others
who ordsr them for To- eents, which islut half
The c1sk A4dFsss = s.. rs, :, q Ss
.5 y JAMES WICK. '
.t sss = .. 6. S., Rsshsstsr H.Y.
4 Ii ORDERS . OR,s d
...sz .z.I,.. .s5', S so JOB PRINTING
# s.. ! Z. 3 this. J g !. ..OlRlc1 i,
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cry before her scanty store came to- an
end. She knew that there was money
lying in the hands Of McAlbert & Wig
son-more than sufficient to maintain
them in comfort for year-money,
which it required but her signature to
make her own ; but she never dreamed
,of it as hers, or possible to be applied
for her benefit. Sho would rather have
starved, have seen her children sta1ve,
Than touch 1 shilling Of it. II vas not
bers, nor his, nor theirs; 70 use it was,
ipSSher eyes, 70 commit ! robbery, and,
if the idea aickered for aninstaot acroes
her mind. it vas as instantly dismissed.
"No" thought .Eugeni. to hersslt.,
"~batever are my faults, or may have
been, they shsll never have it in their
power to say I@made myself. . willing
rartaks in that crime : and she kept
her reso;utl N to the end. Yet, though
it is easy to be virtu rus and heroic
when We have the necsssaries Of life
|, around us, it becomes very difficult
when we: are deprived Of them. And
Mrs. Archer and her cbildyen we're de-
privsd Of them only 100 soon. The
weather. vas bitterly cold, and, il fuel
and food and extsa elos hing, her mail
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Livery and Sale Stb'e. a
The Undersigned has just erected III
slsres and oomnodiouss stable on ths cor.
asr Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
Ute Clark . store, near tho Central House,;
which he has allsd with livery stock, COM
prising . number Of ....
AL. j.. FINE RISES, :f
Suitable for either riding or driving, and =
variety Of -. y. ,.,...
HANDsoME Buaa1Es
For single, or double team. -. !.
Commodious, elegant carriagesfe pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nersls or . Journey will be attended to
promptly. 4.g1:,.
his stock is Of the best kind, and he
1''' ''' 40 ''s' " l.. 3 :. s1LsBY.
st. Cloud. June Esd. 1868. -. : v6n49
THE GEM.
The p, oprietor would announce that hs
| is pr ep ared to furnish
FREsH o1sTERs' RS
cooked in any desired style. Also, sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch, 80. a,
His bar 10 supplied with the
oholehsf
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
to :. feeeain II. e,,y. =, :, :,
anything in his line. =, -. .s.. y.
. .FRRD. VINCENT.
0nTD a r01TCTI7C4T001T
|V4hAA dUV0Ea3 r0AlSIJVNs
'a.* $3.50 s@-i.se,c iIsa 70 'faf> gnlIta: .''
"..o':s. e .-'Hs z24>A2
H. OTTENSMEYER -.
w,uld .unoures ID hin fri.nd,: qtIasl hs h..,
p''''1d sed ,1ii 1iil Is,So.n r..n = :" e''''n'
F1rseo saloon, and Res
1xxsn orxrxRS : cooxxD s, ), M ::
".-1"' .rr,:a:2':
-. =; : 4ssnstaatly q. hand, aor 90 i,
lnt JU1e4Wy1 ~ . GAIL ,..t-+ >.
'' 't''''->' E'A' Sa5SEHHs nTTnNa1sEYER
- II Il Z Gland n sfGS.tnh:. "a 1e1n .1e-ix
METROPI,ITAN n. n
lpTTTTN 40 nn"r u ATcri IN
'.. =, :. &: ST. CLOUD, i, MINI. '::.:..
f@%f.i'. -
..>...... -
r..- p;u,.,a NIL. 80, ~. 49,.
h....S Ts"...n.h ns.Ls. s, w" p...., @ SS.s ~
.,,. T.sS;..s s-s-.,Sri;S z..t"e-1.S""a ztS
q h. ~ h... In ma h.v: rsc.n,,v Men
Psrt;,.,.- .4t.,., ,o,u 4, = u.v,,l hss r.;d n th.
Is.ocs..,s"d..,s. ..S. ac-,sc.t ace n.tr,n.
.sOnnosits Cs.trss I,on.s. - ;:
= = .,oS1kS'.s. ,.l.,sP's' Z S - 81 MocARTHYs %
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:, BANKING { ! \ HOUSE |
,lGHposs. 9: MCCLURE,
ST. CLOUD, MINI q
- .-;5 -. ! - -
General Banking Business
Done.
SPECIAL AGENT
for sale Of
North Pacific Railroad Bonds.
BANK OF: ST. GLOUD D
qENERAL BANKING AND Ex
CHANGE B USINESS TRANS :
ACTED, =.
GOLD AND SILVER
LAND WARRANTS, -
College Grip & &ForelgnExchange
~-- SOUGHT AND SOLD.
~ Agricultural College Scrip san now
Sons =. Military Beqnty tL.nd Lard Warrants: : l..
Part1o~,a Attention given to G coll se-
tioas, and Proceeds Promptly
Renitted.
ono. open fson1E ato olaA. H.; and ] 70
6P.N. ---,-
st.asrmainStresi st Cloud, MINI.
z+o sss5s n lie. SMITH gsshisr -
St. Cloud. Sept. le' 1881: Y
BANK OE ALEXANDRIA.
General Banking, Bxohang go
oE = ,,~tr AID rs7,
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
i. ~, -, J, TRANSACTED. }s' -
. :. GOLD and SILVER,
LAND wARRANTs5 coLLRaEscR
7, = sopeHr AND SOLD. Sold y a:
COLLECTIONS, XADE, AND Pro-
; ,oRsDs PROMPTLY REA1T'rEED:
~raxes paid for Non.resldents.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE SOLD
once on Ka;s st., ~sar 9Th Ass"ue.
ALEXANDRIA, =. A1""'
IN r. 3. VAN HOEsEN. Cashier'
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ST. PAUL. zf-<.
Marble and Granite Works.
r. ATHoMAa RowrR

Manufacturer Of ami Dealer in
Foreign and American Marble. 10nu.
= monts, 6rave stones. Come. :
tery Posts, &c.
Also, Agent for the state Of Minnesota
for tho Chicago
. --7- Ornamentetl TeFra Gotta.
Agent for Che celebrated: Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
No. s64 Third street, Upper Toxn, g..
paul, MINI. '' vl2-n32-iy
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FRO BE CONTINUED
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JOB PRINTING. :
n al kind, plain or eolorsd. executed on sho5t n:.
ice. in the best style, snd at 81. Paul pr1ecS'
done in German and NorwegtAa: aNen - 4-s
L an1 warranted to give satia&Actioas
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CroOker's Medical Compound
ard: Linimcnt.


Patented August eth, 1870. = one of " H'~
remedies in the market HrS internal cpd estornr'
ruIpo.es. II removes more pain and doe' It quick
or than ary other medicine II cures oil ord'ifry
cases Of consumption It las no eqral for lr'nsi =
cold Al all dseases OF the ,h,oa ard lurgs; Il IL
sure cure for pain In the stomach and bowels, BIZ
lions colo, cholera morbus, phthisc snd drrrhesA
1t |. the best remedy KIN wn; for Iheuma'!im. u
sure cure for ncurslc.s IN the iace. toothsshA
spraine bruises rtif joints, welliu Is, fsh eu's
chIblains, scalds and burns. 1t 10 wagrsi ted -
cure group and dI hihcris.
In bringing his medicine before he pubic,
would say that have tested its'mtris for nrr
| Der ofyears. nd might appSnd lorE sirrg OF
ceriihcats f.what it has done; but II Is unnsces
sary for II will recomend itself No family shoul<
be without il. is not got mp to hrmbag tie pub
ic and all persons buying this md cine will fa~a
their money refunded ifnot tatisAed with the rs.
slu, Of its use.
All druggists and dealers In psteut mi dcin"s -
solicted to send In their ordrs, which will b.
promptly ANed. A liberal Discount to dea.-s md
agents Agents wanted In every county N 'hu
United Stats.
Price 80 90 u and 81 PEI bo.t,e.
VS.. CRCoKER.
%s Main street., Corrv. Pa
ao,d at all Drre Stores decas3w.
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Prepared Expressly for Married
Ladies'.

O, O lady writes. Duporcos Golden Pills relieved
me in 1.-TWO days" with ut any ircOnvenience, like
magic SO say nll who who u'e the genuine "Be.
wars of connerfeits" The gen inc il now put up
I'm large white boxes, consisting double quantity
of pills. and upon each hox yoU vi fiId the T.. s.
Revenue Stamp printed from my rivate die, nnon
Periodical Pills, in (whte) letters None genuine
withoat that starup The small red and yellow
boxes are no longer usei because other bel g
countcrfeited
Priccl 81 Per.BOx. six Foxes 81.
sold by M. y. SIMMONS. DrHggirt,
sole Agent for Petroleum Centre, IN. L,dies
.edi ng him 81 through tho Petroleum Centre
post office. can have the Pills sent lconfdenally
by nail to nny part of the country, FREQ Of postage
And also by X. H. Griffith, Oil City. N. W. Shum
I!reenvil'e. Y. A. McDonad, Titusvie. Calender
& CO. M,advilla John r. Henry Wholesale agent
York, and ~ = =. HOWE, Sis pro?r''~r
Ce- l~.. ArsA~.
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Dr'ulgs, PA
Street, Pet
The OIL MARK ETA.

OFFfCE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcoRD
January 6 1870.
The petroleum market continues strong
with considerable inquiry at yesterday 3
outside figures. The sales were 1000 bbls
Gravity at So go and $500 bbls regardless
In two lots at S355.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
CARRoLLroN, La, July l3. 1871

CARRoLLToS, La, July Ii, 1871.
HALL CLUB No. 3, of Carrollton, Jcffer-
son Parish, lathe Club met pursuant to
adjournment, President +. b. Stamps in the
chair.
On calling the roll, there being quorum
present, the House proceeded to business
The President stated the object Of the meet
ing was to take into consldc a ion the subject
Of preparing the Parish Executive Committee
delegates. After due consideration the Club
determined to I'LL such vacancies as existed
in the delegation from this Club.
On motion Of John I. Claiborne, that the
Chair appoint delegates to I'LL said vacancies,
was adopted.
The President appointed and submitted the
appointees to the Club for ratification. which
was ratified.
On motion of Harry Gibbs, duly seconded,
that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lished.
On motion that they be published in the
Louisianian, was unanimously adopted.
There being no further bu siness before the
House, the Club adjourned to meet on this
day week, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
I. Is. STAMPS, President.
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S. =. HENRY, Secretary.

HALL OF THE SEVENTH WARD RADI-
cal E,c,i,iican Mother Cub, New Orleans,
July i2th ls7l.-In pursuance to the call is
sued in the New Orleans Republican, a large
number If Republicans met at the school
house on Greatinen and Union streets. The
mectln.; was called to order at ha.f-past seven
o'clock by p. Griffin, who stated the object If
the meeting.
On molten. a committee # three was ap-
pointed by the Chair to escort the President
elect, Captain II. l.. licy, 10 his seat.
Captain H. l.. Rcy. Oh taking the chair, adj
dressed the meeting with few remarks, III
whlck he thanked the Club for the honor con-
fcrrcd on him, and inv. ling all Republicans to
mite with the determination that victory may
perch upon the banner OF the Republican
party, and invoked them to stand by the State
and national administrations; that only a
united concert Of action could defeat our po-
| litical enemies i'm the campaign Ut 1872.
| The President having stated that the next
! business in order was the election Of Vice
Presidents and other officers. on motion, the
Club proceeded to tine election Of said officers.
The following gentlemen Were elected for
4 a
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j. W. ROxBoROUGH,
Secretary.

camp EeetMs.-A grand and glori-
our union Christian Camp Meeting
will be inaugurated on the first day
Of August, at the City Park, under
the passionate and control of the Rev.
Anthony Ross, of st. Pauls Church,
the Camp Meeting to last seven days.
All Christian denominations, with
their pastors, are respectfully invit-
ed to cooperate in the religious
ceremonies. The public at large are
respectfully invited. Ample ac-
cOmodations will be made for stran-
gers from abroad. Pastors in the
! city and country are requested to
read this notice in their respective
congregations
Ample preparations have been
made for the preservation OF order
REV. ANTHONY ROSS,
Pastor.
REV. JOSEPH POLLARD,
Purveyor.
JOSEPH A. Craig, Secretary.
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the ensuing six months, VIZ:

William ii. Green. Secretary.
J.. p. Pijcaux, Assist. -
J.. ID. FAR. COrresg
Eugene Duplcssis, Financial Secretary.
Luncien Pessou, Treasurer.
n. Jones. J. Andrews and L. Henderson,
Scrgeants-at-arins.
j. b. Harris, Grand Marshal.
j. Torregano and j. Guillanme, Aids.
The following resolutions, Offorod by ". H.
Green, were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, The term Of the Parish Exccu-
tive Committee OF the Republican party Iof
the parrish Of Orleans having expired by hmi-
tation on the fifteenth Of November, 1870;
and
Whereas, 1t is II urgent necessity that the
Republican ward clubs should be represented
in a parish committee for the better organi-
zation Of the party; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Seventh Ward Radical
Republican Mother Club do proceed to elect
it's quota Of delegates to the parish commit
tee. -,
Resolved. That we call upon all Republican
ward clubs who have not as yet elected dele
gates, to do so at ~ early day a. possible,
for the purpose Of organizing parish COM
mittec. =,
Resolved. That we call upon the delegates
10 elected to assemble on Saturday evening,
July -, at half-past seven O'Clock, at Nc
chances IIStlttltc, lOT Inc puLpoSS 49,
mentioned and transaction OF such BUSINESS
as nav property come before them.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the New Orleans Republican and the
Loaiisianian.
Or motion, the constitutional rules in refer,
cnce - election II delegates were suspended
by unanimous vote, and the Club proceeded
to the election of four delegates tits quota
in the Parish Committee, which resulted III
the following selection:
J. B. Jourdain, William n. Green
Clifford Banks Eugene Duplesis,
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That when We, the Seventh Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club adjourn, We
adjourn to meet at such time and place ~ the
President may determine.
On motion, the Pres.d mt was pequested to
issue his call at such time as he should deem
proper for the election Of delegates to the
state Convention to be held ON the ninth d
August, 1871. ~
On motion, the minutes wcrc ordered ~
published in the New Orleans Republican and
in the Louisianian.
No further business Of importance to trans.
act, On motion the Club adjourned, subject 70
the cali Of the President.
H. L REY. President
wnIlAs b. GSEEs, Secretary.