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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12
SHERIFFS SALES.
Frederick wias 70. M. J. Farrell,


EIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 6l24.- By virtue OF writ Of seiz.
ure and sale directed BY the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish 0f Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. to W. p. Harper, late sheriff,
and by said late sheriff to me transferred, will
proceed to sell at public auction, At the Merchants
and Auc,ioueers Exchange. Royal street bet ~een
Canal and CustOmh0use streets in the Second
District Of this city, on SATURDAY January 2,
1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow ing described
property, to wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with all the
improvements rgh,s, ways, seryitudes, privileges
and advantages or whatsoever else may he there
unto belonging. or in anywise appertaining,
situated III the Fourth District Of this city, III
the square bounded by Second, Third Bacehue,
now BarOnne, and DTyades Streets said lots are
d-slgnaced by the numbers two. three, four and
and i've, measuring as follows: Lot number TIVE
measures twenty five feet front on Dry AIDES street
by seventy five foet in depth; lots numbers three
four and five measure each twenty-five feet front
on Third 6. rect bv hundred feet in depth. lot
number three forming the corner of Third and
Diysdes streets and has a from of one hundred
fees on the latter; the whole in accordance with a
sketch or plan of the same made bv Albert u.
Blanchard, surveyor, dated the fourteenth OF March
1871, and annexed TO an act passed before A. y.
Benveru notary public in th:s city, dated May
%, 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
de2 G iaC Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Dreane
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Succession of Coo.e Lombard.

cECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans No. 81 6i5.-Whereas. Edward q. LON.
bard has petftl6ned the court for letters OF al.
minisratoa on the estate the late Coote Lombard
d. ceased intestate. Notice is tereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause within tea
days, why the prsyes Of said petitioner sLS.ld Cot
be granted.
deg 10 Ia FRANK Flcg. 81. Clerk.
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Succession Of Matthew Flood.

cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No. 3. a5l.-Notics is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per.
cons beIein interested. to show cause within ten
days from the present tifeation. if ary shey
have or can. why The account present ed by Mrs
Widow Ann Flood, administrative Of this estate.
should no. be homoogate and approved. and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
de12 lf ZOE HRANK PACE r. Cler<
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o"-''' ""1''1-'''1 q vns
II The United STATES DISTRICT COURT
District Of Louieiana no, 10 593-Yn obedience
to an admiralty warrant, so me directed in the
above entitled suit, lave seized AID taI into
nv ooS=essiOn-.
TIE SHIP 1HEMis. herftackie, apparel, etc. now
hbeled by John johnson ct al, for the causes Get
for'" 10 the abel now pending in the District Cot
OF the United States
Aud do hereby Gle and admenish Tho owner OF
owners thereof, and al and every person or per.
sons haTng or prete scing to have, any right title
or interest IN OF to the same, to be and appear at
Court OF the Uaited States for the district
Aforesaid to be holden at the city New Ore ans on
II aay they have or can. why the said sh,p
ahould not be condemned and be sold aereeohlv n
the prayer Of nbelanta
United states MaxAhaps a6lae Nev Orleana De
cember 5. 1874.
ceS !2;S2I. GIFTED States Nas,h:l.
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Succession Of Lorenz Gar,ner.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 81, 4G5-Notice is hereby given
the creditors of this estate and all other per.
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented BY
not be homologated and approved. AID sh.
funds distributed in accordance eaerew::l.,
By order of the Court.
dee IL I6+ FRANK PACE. JR. C!ers.
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&uccessi0n Of w, n. Hepp.

UcCc""HOO WH W II HcpVs
CECOkD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO, 162.-NOtiee is hereby give.
to the creditors Of ths estate and to al! other pef
sons herein interested. to chow cause within ten
days from the present notification, Il any they
have can. why the final account presented by The
testamentary executors Of the deceased should
net be hou0lngated and approved, and the funds
distributed IN accordance Herewith and said exc
cut0rs discharged from ALI and further liability.
BY order Of tie Court.
del2 is zoe FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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FRANK PACE, yR.. Clers.


CtEcOND DISTRICT COURT, FOR THR PARISH
y of orleans. No. 81 1876 Notice Is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sol he, Elm interested to show cause. within ten
dave from the present notification. IL any they
have or can. why the account presented by E. T.
Parker administrator of this estate, should net be
homniogate and approved, aud sae tSH,:s Sistsib-
uted in accordance herewith.
By order OF the Court.
deS 9 49, FRANK PACE. SE., eIeef.
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In Bankxuptry-No. 14l1.
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

SUGGESTIONS of Lewis Bewerung and VIII.
liam 6ierAe and sophia Landmsn. his wife.
s!ereaseH
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB TaE PARISH
- Of Orleans. Nos - 2a8 and 24.2s5..-NOtice is
hereby given to the creditors OF ths estate and to
all other per- ons herein interested, 10 show cause
within ten days from the present notification. if
any they have can. why the account presen cd
by William BeweruRg, tutor and adm illustrator OF
this estate. should not b. homo'ogsted and ap.
Herewith
BY order OF the Court.
des s12s FRANK PACE IL 6-ark.
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EINENE " A1I 3MAN,
de- l6 ac Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SuccessiOR of 1 ohm NJ Smith.

SNccessiOR Of John NJ. Smith.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 81, 335.1-NOtice 10 hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and 10 all other per.
days from the present Notification. if any they
have or can. why the account presented by the
admnetra trix of this estate, should not oo bomoo.
gated and approved, end Shs S,snds Gis:sibaied in
accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
Ge8 10 lie FRANK PACE - cierH
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Ci-si Si.es:.i OF the Parish OF Orl, an..
s'e: - 2: ias1
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succession ct Ambrose schoelIer.

SUcceshi0n ct Ambrose ScnOelIer.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 37,s44.-Notice lis hereby g,vea
to the creditors of this estate and all other per.
sons herein inter ested TO show cause within ten
dsys from the present notification, II any they
have Or can, why the account pi eseHted by +. T..
Parker the administrator of this estate. should
not be honolUgated and approved. and tie SuSds
distributed in AccordsR CO there with,
By order Of the Court
dc 10 IA. FRANK PACE. sR eC,e.h.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

sRIDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1874.


Superior District Court.
State Board of Control OF the Agricrs.
tnral College of Louisiana VS.. Charles Gin
ton, State AUTHORIZATION sets forth that
the board, according to act No. j25 OF 1874.
have selected q site for the college and app
piled fol- warrant of $4,000 from the de-
PENDANT, which he refused to deliver. On
oath of II. BUnzanO q mandamus ordering
compliance with the demand for a warrant
or cause shown December IS. 5si. was
issued.
Flrss District Courts
vERDICTS.
Assault and bat,ery-Lizzie Shay. Dot
guilty: Celestin johnson, guilty.
Second District C0xrt.
Succession of Josephine Lacomte opened.
William Bewerung pfays 20 be ek.anci'
pated.
Foureh District Court.
J. A. Raynal vs.. L. Placide Canonce.-
Suit under civil rights for $500. tor seiusal
to admit plaintiff to Opera House.
Homer BOutte vs.. sauc.-SaHe c.sse cf
action, for same amount.
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leopold Marlinssein VS.. Annie M. lslens
lome. wife Og John ". overall and her bus.

ECN ENE W 3VGAMANe
Civil Sheriff OF she Parish Of Orleahs
fes - - iaV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

True nuL.-Pendin2 the application sor
hail on the commitment Of the examining
magistrate, the grand jury yesterday re-
Snrned an Endorsement of true bill Tor
murder against Thomas j. Newhouse ioE
che ruling Of the Barr case. 80 often quoted
nv Colonel Field, no motion for bail Gan De
entertained at present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12
Succession Of Joseph Eobrano.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. SO. 126e-NOtics 10 hereby gwen 10
the creditors OF this estate and to all other per.
herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification if any they
have or can. why the account presented by Joseph
Lobrano, the administrator Of this estste, sb0nlt
not be homOlOgated and approved. and the iuIGs
distributed in accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
della l6 2os FRANK PACE Je.. Clerk.
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AMBLlE TIIEARD VS.. p. 4. pESFOF .0ES-N(
6SOl
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SuccessiOD Of S'nlhertDo 1OU0g, Wjfe Of
George Beber.
cfCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 81 SCI - Whereas Mrs. Margaret
Young. wife of Francis X Deiche bohrer, has De til
toned tho court for letters Of administration on
the estate of the late Mrs Catherine BebeY
deceased, interstate. Notice Is hereby given TO ali
whom 1t may concern 70 show earse within ten
days why the prayer VI the ssd petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
sle3 6 12< FRANK pACR ~ 01ayb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED OR HAVING PROP
N ertv belonging to said deceased. and al: who
have claims against his estate, are requested to
make tn. same known TO Friedrich W. Keppe.
festamentary executor. No o. rreme street, New
Orleans, or to A. }. LEWIS. Attorney at Law.
No. - Exchange alley. corner Of cGstvElhouse
street, Ge3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

CRUSHED ON THE RAn.--Last evening
Madison Allen. BY some mischsnce, was run
over by one Of the fireless engines % me
Nsnolson avenue car station, and his left
lec WA terribly crushed. He was sent to
the Charity Hospital and the driver vas ar'
rested. How it happened vae not explained,
but the suppoeition 10 that the vnfortuuete
Usp may blame hiusef.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

Rl00d FertiliZing Works of New Or.
leans.-The stockholders hereby notified that
the annual election for Elk directors wild be held
at he office of the company. No. 81 Peters street,
the fourteenth Of December between the hours
OF 6 and ?. Ne JOHN DOLHONDk.
DEF I'd Secretary.
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Behans Thorn & Co. vs., w. :. Oeyap
cY-

ft"GNE " AL'TaIa's
C:si! Sher5E Of ine Parish Of UvIs::S.
iei ~ 70 - ia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

A TRYASGULAR FIGHT WITH EAsOIs.-
fairy Robinson. Chariee Decade and John
Martin quarreled about = woman. claimed
BY each Of them. They met at the corner
Of Deybigny and Dumaine streets and, after
. few waru words. ees to carving each
Nthes with razorA Tue three were badly
wounded, and chs fight ended when Robin
con dropped dead. His worst wound was
~ the left breast cid cut ~ the heart.
Decade and Martin escaped. but were after.
ward arrested by Captain Reg and some of
bis oficerA. When found they were COZ
cred with cuts and slashes. and q part of
Decades Jaw was taken of. He was ar.
vested at the corner OF johnson and st. Ann
streets. and Martin was found at the corner
Of ST. Ann and Claiborne streets. Both
men denied having had any part in the
transaction, but Yesterday they made some
explanations. Martins wounds are not
very serious. but his clothing tells that
somebody 8 razor was handled pretty lively:
3he three Fought about week ago but
were rot sa,istis.l with the sesult. A new
razor was in che deceased's right hand.
Coroner DeBlanc will hold an inquest to.
Gav. Mary Frank and Mary Holmes are
undes arrest AS accessories tx she ~ ardes.
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New Orleans Savings Institution vs..
Thomas K. Brady.

ECGeNE WAGGAMAN,
de Is Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

A GRHAf EALi..-John 8. Palmer, . young
Oailor, native of Bath. Maine, fe!! tcosA sho
GoretOp crosstree of the ship Franconls ~
Che deck and was Instantly kiilet. lie Sel!
about eighty feet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12
Local Intelligence.

VOLUNTEER PoyERrY.-Mr. Smith and
yesterday. Smith po'n,eu oSs W Sv .
0!lspidsoed sptcimen oI hum ;a .yas ~. !;
along the bou evara: anu sa,us III, ouno sho on
Iecayed speclmaan M, ~ o aMe koTes no rassaJ
10 DAY Dc w7rth e.,o,Voo; 'one: pn,;a';
surprise, ana asker Why. Sma'. .o i;n1o:
ine oid !una''c nau onese: LIN IN ,"o ,;a;ana a
Tnicn won Inc slta. p' !, :. 81 W" '-'S'''''''
NSItTy anu no telustN s's
-~-.,.,
- HE IRON bUlLUSG "A. iass s' t.a'', 81.
1eens failure = 90 70 'tut". 49,. .,o hssa"
1ea,i OF Lanai tlres; W." ,. " .as oe.i..
; :.. !. dow" Ses'e'a"y' ""' '"'' '""0'
ksUS progress
c,. 49, n.,vrv.-f,,r,n. ,ha
oT,SIn -. Tam,,,Y, . ware hare
~HeK Ihas tno M .I;. - na..r,r an n;aht,
seVerai Nnes ran s snol as To ~ o,nisci1
Gs ., .wensy .S,aa 80 .i'o ta!r
inns was tn o.ah tpmo.i 81. mana GERS.
sas very iavoraols sy"afa Inc ;,; mans ssns
SGdeeu sno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.. .'on,n.n,a,
pieasSnt coHphlolo' @nu Sno t" hut
maAs snonevs o. .ar' soou @nuux t ~.
Wnen !. Is Hno*u snH. :no naa 49, CIV
CsHeliton llne Psia 'heM eAo, , aSlA.s o 40
~ % 70. .he unusua. sau"s; Jus IT, mean.
esrrlve so tuoll ""n 1ono rba A.; ~.
OesSo1 u - pase unuo1 S1 a, 1870
Srs were Iaitn'Il anu uoso.'o ua .bi" an.
Gecompense lor .neH WE, 49, Iasarues
Nacs VI VIZ 4"'S 10
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Civil Sheriff OF this Parish of Orleans
feS 10 r. u ia2
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Civi Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
del 10 20 ia2
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TilR STEAMBOAT NATCHEz.-A S1u,os was
current yesterday that this steamboat had
sunk, with q large cargo OF cotton: but
~nen the Duyfeo arrived n. one O'Clock
last evening she reported the Natches ell
right ~ half-past four o'clock last eve.
Nainr. GhA Nafche1 arrived.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12
New Orleans Savings Institution VS.. Edo
ward ]. Rigney.


delgib Tfvii Sheriff of the Parish Of OriesnSe
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THE lRoN BUILDING AT iAs. tb}s 3nagna'
Gcen5 failure is 10 bs yelnoved from III"
Aead of Canal street. w"rkmeh begau
Gearing it down yesterday. but they snads
Gttl~ progress.
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Speaker Blaine, in his letter to his con-
stituents accepting denomination to Con
gress, says it is creditabe to the republican
party that it is cable and ready to reform
abuses in its own ranks. In using the
term ''abuses" he undoubtedly spoke adj
visedly. lie must have referred to San
born and Jayne contracts, moiety systems,
and other kindred measures, the dcstruc-
ton of which has required so great an
effort on the part of republicans opposed
to these abuses. Speaker Blaine we be-
lieve, has generally sustained the efforts
of the reforming portion of the dominant
party III Congress. He has no salary grab
to carry, nor advocacy of the franliing
privilege, and is not on the record as favor
ing any agreement whereby the people
have been plundered to serve individual
ambition or to swell private fortunes. His
national reputation is an envablc one in
most respects, and the public service
would be promoted by his return to Con-
gress, especially as he evidently desires to
be counted among those who make war
against whatever corrupting tendencies eX-
list in the republican organization. He
seems, from present appearances, to be
among the foremost men whom the people
will early bring forward as candidate tor
the presidential chair.
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IMPORTANT TO THE RELIGION
WORLD

An item of intelligence, of much i'm
portance to the religious world, comes TO
us in recent cable dispatch, which, if it
has been recently reported in this country,
had escaped general attention. 1t says the
government of the Porte has prohibited the
sale of Bibles in Turkey, and has formally
announced to the American minister at
Constantnople that it intends to maintain
the prohibition. This announcement cspeci-
ally to the American minister OF the deter
mlnation of the authorities was doubtless on
account of the greater prepondcrancc of
American missionaries and teachers in the
work of introducing Christianity among the
Mohammedan subjects of the Porte. For
many years it has been a fayorite field of
labor of the American board of commits
sioners for foreign missions, and Christians
in this country who contribute to and
watch the progress Of missionary efforts,
have, for a long time, regarded the cause in
Turkey with peculiar interest Many are
acquainted with the circumstances Of the
N9NbHllolllllNIt VI tlN tblitIt III NDllSldlil-
nople, with which Rev. DR.. Hamlin, n SON
in-law of the late Rev. DR.. jackson of Dor
set, in this state, is connected, and high
hopes have been entertained of the results
OF its influence. In the absence of definite
information, the circumstances that have
operated to impose this check on
the missionary work are only mat
ter Of speculation. 1t may DO that
its progress has been so rapid
that the government has taken alarm
Should it prove that this is the right solu-
ton Of The meaning Of the action of the
government, the missionary work would
recognize the fact as an encouragement.
rather than otherwise. If the circulation
of the bible, by sale, was SO great that the
power Of the Koran vas endangered, and
it is therefore prohibited, there will be only
the greater readiness to provide for its dis
tribution, gratuitously for the fact will be
the surest evidence that the Musselmen are
willing to receive and read the book which,
more than any other, nourishes the aspira-
tons of humanity in the direction of right
living, freedom and civilization. This
prohibition of the sale of the scriptures is
an evidence of the narrow motives that
control the Turkish government, but the
necessity for it may be taken as an indica-
ton that the people are more susccpti-
BILE to receive liberal ideas than their gov
Crnmpnt
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creased. It was not sufficient that by sewer
taxes, special assessments and enormous
over-charges to the general government, as
well as heavy taxation, the thousands and
millions came pouring in to carry out the
magnificent system of improvement by
which the waste places were made glad
with expensive pavements, while inhabited
sections were left filed with dust and
thick with mud but the savings of the
black men of the South must go to swell
the flood of money that was poured out on
the city of Washington. The poor freed
man invested his hard earning in bank
which he looked upon as his especial
safety, as being identified with the
government, and for this reason of unqucs-
tianable financial permancnce and stability.
The surety Of enjoying the fruits of his la
Dor, thus deposited, influenced him in
habits Of industry and economy and the
prudence of freeman was being substi-
tuted for the careless improvidence of the
slave. It is not only the money obtained
by toll in the rice field end in the cotton
and sugar cane plantations, that is lost, but
his confidence in the security OF savings
which lies at the bottom of habits OF self
denial, and thrift The full effect of this
is yet to be manifested, for SO great is the
simple faith of the iicld-mcn in the honor
and integrity of corporation, which is the
creature Of the governmental inspirations
and which has always seemed to them de-
partment of the Frecdmans Bureau, that
even now they have not lost confidence
and but little complaint at the
suspension Of The bank has been heard
1t is Unnecessary TO recapitulate the trans
actions Of the managers of the Freedmans
bank, the details have already been por-
trayed Icy telegraph and through the public
prints. The transactions Of the ring, in its
management, ard loan.ng its money are
colossal in their meanness, when the real
estate pool, aud the remarkable system OF
book keeping Is considered. The Freed
mems bank holds nothing but the rotten
securities Of the District Of Columbia,
which represent large portion Of the earn
ings OF poor negroes, who toll aud are
weary while those who so misAppropriatcl
their earnings roll comfortably over con
crete and wooden payements in their car
r,ages. and enjoy the good things Of life.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Union District COnVcu

Republican Union Convention, for the FIRST
Congressional District of Vermont VIII DE held
at Mlddlebury, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
August next, at IL o'clock m, Tor the purpose
III nominating a candidate for representative
to Congress- to be supported by the republican
freemen of the district at the election on the
first Tuesday OF september next. The republican
union voters of said district are invited to be
represented in the convention by their dele
gates to be chosen in compliance with the
resolution adopted ~ the district convention
holden at Middlebury, on the 18TH day OF Au-
gust, 1880 by which each town is "cntitlcd to
one delegate. and an additional delegate for
every one hundred and every traction of one
hundred larger than nifty votes cast by said
town for the republican union candidate for
governor, at the election the year preceding
the time for holding said convention the dis
trlCt committee to prescribe the method of
election OF such delegates"
The delegates OF the several towns in the
district will be chosen at primary meetings
called by the republican union committees OF
the respective towns, and must be provided
with credentials signed by the secretaries OF
said meetings.
II. n. SoLLACE,
LOvELAND MUNsON, District
j. II. llA2IETON, Committee.
JAMES :. Peer,