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LIME.
HoOPSKIRTS.
SOUTHERN
H0OPSKIRT 9nd CORSET
MANDATORY,
NO. 383 Main Street.
Wholesale and Retail

4 invite the attention of Mer-
4 chants and Ladies to the ~ lsZ-T1
]. ]. !. |. ! ]. ]. J. J. i.
new fat and round walking IL Vi 7rs1l
skirts which l am now max -
ing. These skirts are very
light and graceful, and are in
dispensible TO the spring and
summer dress. The new I'M E7|V NAA
proved Folding Bustle, theHHW NJ
only popular tournure. TOtH 49,
guard against base limitations, ~
purchasers are requSted TO see ~
that the trade mark is printed "
on the band. particular attention 1 call tC
the immense stock Of real LiOiseau, French
Werly, Dupont, handmade cOrsets with side
steels, new abdominal, nursing, glOve-ftting
silk, FOy and misses cOrsets. Corset clasps
boards, laces and WhalebOne. Rubber and
whalebOne pads and dreSs-shieldS. All goods
are warranted. LOUIS LANG p
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A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker Of the Sena

Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
Approved March :, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
l certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of
an act of the General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee, the original of which is now ON
file in my office.
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
mill Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT to grant to the city OF Memphis the
Memphis Hospital Grounds
section BE g enacted by the General As
seRibly Of the Ssdte Of Tennessee, That lot num-
Der nine (e) of NJ. B. Winehester's subdivision
of portion of division number five (5) of the
John Rice grant, the same being bounded on
the north by Henry street, on the west by
Manassas street, on the south by Union ave-
nue., and on the east by Dunlap street, con-
tanning about ten (lQl acres, and known as the
Memphis Hospital Grounds situated in the
city of Memphis, be and the same is hereby
granted to the city of Memphis, in fee simple,
absolute and forever, to be used solely and eX-
ctusively as and for q public hospital, and for
no other purpose, either wholly or partially,
to be maintained and controlled by the corpo-
rate authorities of the said city; provided,
that If the city OF Memphis shall at any time
hereafter cease to maintain and keep up q
public hospital on the lot Of land herein
granted, the title TO said lot shall revert 10 the
State; and provided further, that said hospital
shall be open and free Of charge to all desti-
tute citizens of the State in need Of hospital
benefit; provided, that the city Of Memphis
shall commence within one year from the
passage of this act, the erection of a suitable
and cOmmodiOus building or buildings, SUI
fcient to accommodate the sick that may
seek admittance to the same, and prosecute
the same to early completion.
Section 2.-Be 10 further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after Its passage, the
public welfare requiring it.
Passed February n, 1873
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Chaneery Sale of Notes, Accounts
and Stocks.

No. 749, H. D.-Second Chancery Court-F. NJ
White ct al. VS.. George F. RoOteS.
DY virtue of a decree entered in this cause
ID on the Sth March, 1873, will sell, for cash,
to the highest bidder, on
Friday, 21st March, at IL o'clock M,
in front of my Office, the following notes, ac-
counts and stocks belonging TO the partner
ship estate of White, Kerr & kOotes:
" V Lester, account, S252 81; J c Vance,
note, 500 5S; Con Kern, account, Sl2 75; Tom
league, note, SS72 81; Lamb & Quinlin, ac-
count, s. SO; f f Cook & Co., account, SO IS;
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co. stock, 20
shares, $500; Mississippi Valley Navigation
stock, share, Sl0O; & F Baxter, account,
ssSS7 Al; P q RO0tes, account, Sl6 81; y A Wells,
account, S9 Al; A z Cansler, account, SIG "A /;
B Latham, account, 50 S5; ] A Monteith, ac-
count, IS AZ; w & Nichels, account, si36 96 (;
w II Daniels, account, SOC; Mcconnell 3 Co.,
account, s524 IS; James Riggs, account, sl29 OS;
ID Grove, account Iudgment), S3I9 09; Quin-
Ian & Murphy, account, 81 O5; ] f Boles, ac-
count, SIS; J Crenshaw, account, Sl6 90; Hun
ter, account, SIS; J NJ Grant, account, SO;
Ross, account, 81; \ Lindsay account,
SO; ] NJ Cannon, account, SIS 80; w L
Lundy, note, ssi 3; + 4 Belts, account,
S59S 81; J N Alexander, $50 %. This March 10,
1873. NJ. d. l.. STEWART, G. and NJ.
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AN ACT to authorize attorneys to appeal
from judgments striking them from the
roll"
Section l.-Be 10 enacted by the General As
senlbIg Of the State Of Tennessee, That when any
inferior court shall order any attorney there
of to be stricken from its roll Of attorneys, OF
prohibit any attorney from practtcing there
in, such attorney shall have the right TO APP
peal from such order or refusal 10 the supreme
Court, and for that purpose shall have his bill
of exceptions as in actions at law, and the
Supreme Court shall render such judgment as
is meet and proper in the premises.
Section 2.-Be ft further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, lhe
public welfare requiring 1t.
Passed February q, 1873.
A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
W. :. MCGAUGHEY,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
Approved March 7, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
Icertify that the foregoing is true copy of
an act of the General Assembly of the Slate
of Tennessee, the original Of which is now ON
file in my office.
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
mill Secretary OF State.
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Speaker OF The senate.
W. :. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Approved March Z, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
] certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an act of the General Assembly of the state
OF Tennessee, the original of which is now on
file in my office.
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
mill Secretary of state.
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AN ACT to be entitled an act to repeal so
much of an act entitled an act to TX the
time for holding the Chancery Courts in the
Sixth Chancery Division.
Section BE II enacted bV the General As
seHlblV Of The State Of Tennessee, Thai 50 much
of an act entitled an act to fix the time for
holding the Chancery tourts, passed June so,
1870, be and is hereby repealed, SO far as II re-
lates to the Sixth Chaneery Division, and that
the said Court shall be held at the following
times and places, to-wit; At Arlington, for
Houston county, en- the fourth Monday of
February and August; at Ashland, for the
county OF Cbeatham, on the third Monday OF
January and second Monday of August; at
Dover, for Stewart county, on the third Mon
day of February and fourth Monday Of OctO-
Der; at Hartsville, for Trousdale county, on
the first Mondays OF February and August; at
Springfield, for Robertson county, on the
fourth Monday of March and third Monday OF
September; at Lebanon, for Wilson county,
on the third Mondays of April and October;
at Clsrksville, for Montgomery county, on the
fourth Monday of April and first Monday of
Novemks sr; at Gallatln, for sumner county, on
the first Monday OF June and third Monday OF
Section 2.--Be it further enacted, That all
process which is now, or may hereafter be
made, returnable to any other time than that
fixed by this act, shall be transferred 10 the
time fixed by this act, and shall have as full
force and effect as though no change OF time
section BE ft further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after its passage, the pub
lie welfare requiring II.
Passed February y, les5.
WIS. McGAUGHEY,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
a. T. LACEY,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved February 2, Isss;
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
/ certify that the foregoing Is y true copy Oi
an act of the General Assembly of the state
OF Tennessee, the originated when Is aow ON
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
mhs Secretary of State.
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AN ACT to amend section 1857 Of the Code OF
Tennessee.
Section BE IL enacted by he General As
se7n6lU of the State Of Tennessee, That section
1857 of the Code of Tennessee be so amended
us to read as follows, tO-wit: This lien shall be
enforced by attachment, either in law or
equity, or by judgment and execution at law,
to be levied upon the property on which the
lien is.
section 2.-Be IL further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring it.
Passed February %, 1873.
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OLD CONFEDERATE STAMPS
BOUGHT.
For the cent Green, we give 81 each.
FOR the 2 cent Red, we give 50 cents each.
For the cent Blue Qarge), we give 81 each,
For the cent Green Qarge) we give 81 each.
For the 20 ct. Green (large) we give 75c. each.
For the 10 ct. Red Qarge), we give 81 81 each.
For the 10 ct. Blue largel, we give 81 50 each.
For the 10 ct Blue, with TEN CENTS in let
ters, we give s..
All kinds OF Confederate Postage Stamps
bought, used or unused Address
{. II. HENDRICKS,
Mass
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AN ACT to authorize parties to sever in crsn

AN ACT to authorize parties to sever in cram
inal causes.
Section I.-Be u enacted bU he General Is
sem6lB Of the State 0f Tennessee, That when
two or more persons are Jointly indicted
either for misdemeanOr or a felony any
one OF such persons as indicted, who may de-
mand a severance, shall be permitted to have
such severance, and their several causes shall
stand for trial in the order in which their
names occur in the Indictment.
Section BE 10 further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring it.
Passed March l, 1873.
Al LACEY,
Speaker of the senate.
w. :. MCGAUGHEH,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Approved March Z, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
1 certify that the foregoing is a true copy of
an act of the General Assembly, the original
of which Is now on file in my Office.
CHAS. y. GIBBS,
mill Secretary of State.
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OLIVER DITSoN CO., Boston.
, CHAS. II. DITSON & CO.,
mil III Broadway, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of DeSotO o
N Lodge, No. 29s, viii be held thisNfN
TUESDAY, evening, March llth, at/VN
"a o clock. for work IN the NJ. NJ. degree.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
By order BUN. r. PRICE, W. NJ.
r. w. SHELTON Secretary mill
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province of Guepisocoa have cut the
railway and burned several stations
between San Sebast' an and 1run. Travel
between those towns are entirely sus-
pended. Bands of insurgents are threat
ening Irun, and it is feared the town
will fall into their hands,
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NEW YORK, March 10-At Philadel
phia last evening 2 large and enthusias
tic meeting Of Cubsns was held, a.
which il was proposed to collect sub
scriptions for further liDerating expedi
iiois.
sarsfst 8Ovemenss.
PARIS, March ia dispatch from
BayOnne says Carlists IA the Spanisl
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JcHx 7. SrRArroS, late Stratt0n, James & Co
JouS L. WELLFOED, late Graham & Wexford
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Al Memphis, in the State of Tennessee,
At Close OF Business, February rs, 1879.

RESOURCES:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNDERWRITERS SALE
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF THE-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
Buyins SpIeINarks with Gresnbaclks.

The latest victim of his own crsdulity IS
an alabama emgrant. who, while en- route
70 Texas. made The acquaintance on the
Mobile railroad of . man who had resided
in Texas. and came away from there with g
bag of twenty dollar gold pieces, which he
wanted TO convert into greenbacks.
The emigrans for Texas traded. giving
$3.50 in greenbacks Cor what he thought
were twenty dollar gold pieces at five per
cent premium. or s2r Tor each yellow coin.
Speil-marks are pieces of yellow metal
about tho sizs and shape % twenty dollar
gold pieces. roughly made. light in weight.
and yalueless except as playthingso
The party referred 20 in this case kept
his good bargain to himsel: until no went to
hotel here. and then he proposed 20 de-
post his bag of gold with the landlord. 20
whom ne told tho story of his GOOD fortune.
The landlord looked at one of che pieces
and then informed his guest eff the fraud
that had been perpetratsd upon him. The
guest, a.tonished, eseIaiu.l that do was
vuined.
Yhe snoraf ~. this story :. n canton 70 me
cupidity Of Alabama farmers who are going
to Texas and want to trade with strangers
on a railroad car or on the streets. There
are . plenty OF respectable brokers in Che
city who buy and sci: gold .ad do 30; deal
in spurious eOiB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
Old John RobinsOn,s Circus.

The violent rain of Wednesday night wet
John Robnson's circus ring to such an ex-
tent that riding was exceedingly difficult
Thursday. and even that most accom-
plished of all equestrians, Mr.. Stickney,
was forced to succumb to the track, though
he went through his four horse act exploits
lust as though there had been no rain.
New Orleans feels proud of this young
artist, who, native of the Crescent City,
proves himself to be the champion rider of
the world. The horse opera is always
popular here, and Notwithstanding the
blusterhngly cold weather yesterday, the
numbers attending the matinee and the
evening entertainment were large, which
shows how much discomfort people gill
endure to see that noble and intelligent
animal, the horse.
.'VauIting" 10 an ambition" which KEEL
ley, Stickney and Others attached 70 this
company display, and they make astonish-
ing and fearful leaps. The dog and monkey
performances IN the arena are alone worth
half the price of che admission See.
The study of natural history can be prose.
cuted by good boys and girls who go to
John Robinson's show at Tivoli circle, for
the menagerie and aquarium includes the
rarest curiosities Of animal life from all
parts of the world. The ostrich. elephant
rhinoceros. zebra. tiger, leopard and sea
lions. without mentioning other specimens.
will afford q long study to all whc have an
inquirins mind.
The will be only two more performances
at Tivoli circle--at twelve O'Clock NJ. and
7:30 2. NJ, and those who want 20 avail
themselves of the present opportunity 10
see graceful riding, look as the curious
beasts, birds and fishes and hear the dis
sertation of Mr.. howlow, the clown. on rain,
which makes corn, and corn makes whisky,
and whisky makes Democrats. should en-
brace it without hesitation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
l,dia Thompson a. tho Acndems

This popular theatre 10 sure of having
large audiences during the engagement of
Miss lydia Thompson and her company.
Last night there was change Of BILL and,
as usual, a crowded house. ''KenilwOrth'
affords scope tor magnificent eostuming,
and is full of opportunities for mirth pro-
voking dialogue and action, while the music
is remarkably good. The whole was a
change from Blue Beard and was
fully enjoyed by a very fashionable su-
diencs. Miss Thompson as Leicester. Miss
Weathersby a. Amy Robsars. Mr.. Beckett
as good Queen BeSs Mr.. Edouin as Varnsy
Miss Dubois az Waller Raleigh, Miss Ter.
lini as gresiHia,., Miss lilly Earl as 1onv
Foster. Mr. Dryer as FayIand Smith. &C.
quilted themselves in the most artistic
manner, and unitedly Afforded two hours Of
most satisfac tory entertainment.
Major Newell. the Midget, on parior
skates, is worth the admission price. Alto
gether the company Of the present season
surpasses in ability and variety any pre-.
vious one that Miss Thompson has favored
us with. 1t is owing to the efforts Of this
lady and her management that the modern
burlesque drama has become firmly
established in popular appropriations: and
the cure proof of the genuineness Of its sue.
cess with her organization lies in che fact
that she does not pail upon the public
palate. nor does her annual visits "stale her
infinite Variety Io, all who would Hask
in Che combined smiles of beauty. grace.
merriment and music attend che Academy
Of Music during the engagement OF the
Thompson troupe. ''Aenilworth' will he
given fer the matinee to-day and this eve.
ming. Monday We are promised the latest
Thompson production. the sylvan bur!esQue
OF "2obiu Hood"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
Q Seics from &he Coun1tys

well informed Republican residing ia
North Louisiana writes 20 . friend at pres
ent in this cits as follows, Touching she
political situation:
The Democrat. up mere are eoatidens ~
success, and ! must confess that the present
aspect looks squally. If thieves and traitors
do prevail, much FEAR that we aIe 'gOne
upo" both financially aud personally. Their
unusual quietude IL like a calm before the
storm They only await success 70 launch
forth on their voyage of murder and assds'
sinatiOn. Ii the nation. if Congress- 10 will.
ing that il should be SO. then Ssuppose we
should not complain. II this great govern
ment is willing I" see 1ts only friends
crushed. perhaps they shsult have uaught
TO say. but silently bare :heir necks 30 tie
stroke OF The guillotine. For wha, else
could they de- But have sort of in2e"-
ing if not abidin: faitl, in tie final edict Of
q Republican Congress. My faith may De
misplacsds but let 10 be Soped shat IS il
not.
Aud we can assure this patriotic citizen
that his faith is not misplaced, as the true
friends of the government in this Southern
land will be INDICATED by this great gov
Prnmant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BG r NJ NE J. MONTGOMERY. At II O'clock.
at M. ~ N..chez street, n general assortment OF
SecoHd.iIand .nruitUTe. etc
81 WILLIAM 8GAE. constable Third Jussiee
Court, at J.. O'Clock, az corner of Erossrnan and
Wells streets. contents and fixtures of coffee
Aouse.-Sosephe Perpes Y Serref go Arthus
Parse and Erne5e Ais.
II SaBRIFP HARPER, al ~ osioof, ct MefchaDts
nod Auctioneers Exchange lot OF ground and
Buildings on seventh street-koses KATY VS..
Henrietta Hooker; Eve lots of ground on LeVee
street-JOsch.m Kohn 70. Patrick Carrahet. At
io& O'Clock 81 Nos I23 and l25 POydras street
continued sale of clothing and furnishing
Coods-Lucinda L. Morgan Ss. Samuel Aaron.
~ 8. GUINAULT. at IL O'Clock. at Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. two lOts of ground and
buildings on 81. petey Stree.-suscessjoD of
Jacob NeiheyseI
~ CHARLES u. PORTER at 4: o'clock. at
St Louis Auction Exchange, Al shares of stock
OF the Now Orleans City Railroad Company.
q shares stock -. Charles Street Railroad
Company-successi ion of John S. HOwze
1t MASH & HODGSON, at II o'clock. at St.
Charles Auction Exchange, two lots of ground
and buildings Liberty and Josephine
straets- succession of Charles Ferguson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18

VALUABLE IMPROVED ZEAL EsrarG Al
AUCTIos BIZ THE SHyRIFP.--Particulas at
tentiOn is called to the sales at auction. 60
be made this day a, noon. at the Merchants
AMI iuctionesrs' Exchange. Royal street,
by the sheriff of the parish Of Orleans
Said sales comprise:
!. 4 lot Of ground. together with all che
buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ated in the Fourth District Of this city. on
Seventh street. between Baronne aud Dry
AIDES streets.
9. and five foss Of ground. with the I'm.
grovements thereon. situated in the Sixth
District of this city (late City of Jeffersonl
on leyee street, between Milan and Berlin
For particulars see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
Accepting the Situation.

We copy this from the Mobile Tribune:
This seems singular language TO apply to
anything that Alexander Ii. Stephens may
do or say. In the popular estimation he
has been the irreconciiable Bourbon of the
South Yet we find him commended in q
leading Republican paper at the North Tor
1.-THE prompt manner in which he asserted
his readiness to acquiesce in the present
policy of the government, in a speech de
livered not long since" The speech re-
ferred to was one in which Mr. Stephens
took the ground that General Grant had
not transcribed his duties, power or rights
in the Louisiana ease: that in ordering the
enforcement of the decree of United States
court. he simply did his bounden duty, |.
is worthy OF note, also that this speech has
been the subject of very severe animadver-
sion by many ultra papers. The spirit Of
caudor and fairness eyinced by Mr.. Stephens
in this instance can not tai! to have its
effect, and it Will 90 lar TO do away with all
necessity 900 iSu Bu6 Saws and e8fo,Ss-
meDo sCts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18

RAILWAY PROM THE Elevator TO THE
misunderstanding morning Mr.. Highly and
Colonel James T. Tucker visited the Mayor
and Administrators to propose the CON
struotion Of railway extending from the
elevator down the leyee to connect with the
tracks of all the other roads. Their object is
to transfer grain in bulk directly to freight
trains, and contend that by this process
grain could be furnished to the cotton
States east Of Louisiana ten cents cheaper
than it now costs. This most important
movement will receive serious considera-
ton. Messrs. Highly and Tucker propose
to construct this track at their own expense.
believing that the increased business Of the
elevator would more than repay them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Headquarters OF ihs Executive Commit.
Zee to procure all Equestrian Portrait of General
Z. 3 Grant President sftthe United States, New
Orleans January IL, i8sJ.-We respectfully invite
all the Republican clubs of sthe parish of Orleans
and State of louisiana at large 20 assemble ths
twenty fifth instant az the House of Representa-
lives tMeshaniCs institute} on Dryades street. to
holS mass meetin. of all Republicans in Shis
State 20 show our fidelity. patriotism and Justice
90 the government Of tho United States SaS the
state OF Louisiana Some one. cone eli.
AZ She Committee.
ROCEUM CRAsTe President
General :. n Sypher. first vice president.
sud- 20 =. u Tain second rics president.
senate, 7. q. stamps .htrd ..ce pTe.iieHao
y. isbatus Esq, fourth vice Srssi1s.-.
v. sOg- secretary.
y. ECuyc,, assistant secretary.
p. Be- lG meeting viii take place 81 :? r ~, H're
sisely. ial3 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18

Special NofiCe.-The members of the various
Ward Republican Clubs OF the parishes of Je1fer.
son, st. Carries. st. John the Baptist, and the
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards of the
parish of Orleans, are hereby notified to send del
egates 10 convention of the party, which viii
assemble in the Courthouse. in the parish Of St.
Charles on MONDAY, January D, 1873, for the pur
pose of nominating 4 candidate to till the vacancy
occasiOEed by the expulsion of Hon. :. N. Todd
late Senator from this (tLe SXthD Senatorial Dis
trict of Louisiana The various wards and par
ishes composing said district will send the game
number of delegates at the last Senat orial Con
vtntiOn. PAUL BRUCE
President Twelfth ward R publican Club.
A. DBJOIK.
President Thirteenth Ward Republican Club.
r. g. BRAN
President Fourteenth Ward Republican Club.
+. B STAMPS,
President OF the Parish Committee, Parish of JET
feTsOn. j4l6 I'd