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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
>EG"E. DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH {
ORLEANS.


SOW ~. TEA. WHEREAS CONRAD AMEHr.
~ ate! having purchased a: {. sale made OF the.
twenty second day 0! May. 1873. nv {. E. GiTardey
dated April II: 1915, in the natter Of she success
sIon o. Galius FaInman, No 1.,.I:, the property
hereinafter described nae applied tor d nouitiOL:
Now, al N.IsOu. Interested herein y .lc Sc:
city, ia consequence a any !hfCrmSlity in the or
der. decree or udgmeD: OF the court uDde: which
:h. sale was made or OF any irreSuiaG!ry or .lle-
galitt IL the description and advertisement or ap-
sale or for any other defect what he
oy cliesi and admOn,sled IN the 0: the State
OF Louisiana, and OF the Second strict Court for
the p"1lsi OF Orleans, sitting s.. ann, between
Chartres and ROV al streets 10 show cause within
thirty days from the day tais monitor IS first pub
l!shed why the SAT-. 60 mace eEu..G 70: Is coz:
iImed and IomOogattt..
description O: property:
Five certain lots OF grOGnG toge.h.: with :he
improvements thereon. al. rights, ways. priv.
leges OF sesvitudes and appurtenances therelntO
belonging situated in the FIRST Distric: o. this
city, III the square bounded Uy Julia Dolhonde tor
DOrgenOlsl Poydras and Broad streets, gnst ed
by Nos. ;. 3. !, and % OIL plan lya ~n by J. A.
pHemecOurt. deputy city surveyor. Lots Nos ;.
>, ! and ACTON each other. and measure each -
feet inches front Julia street by 700 feet ia
depth, between parable! lines; lot No. 20 measures
- feet inches lines from: .oI Poydras street by
OF No 70 and g. feet ! lines depth the side
OF 10: No. y. and % feet inches IN width II the
rear. SAID property having been acquired by Tbs
vendor from Dr.. &. {. Beard.
. In testimony whereof the c,e;. 0: this court
hereto sets his Ott ci., 6ig nature and tha seal of
this honorable court this second day OF yulv 1875!
and :he ninety ninth year q: tie Independence CT
the United stster.
New Orleans, 10y :. .S.S.
T.. :. .:SsOT. jDdge.
rkA%, Pl.Y ,;E. C}ryI iva
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By e. D. lie Breton, Assignee.
fY :. =. LIZ BRETON, ASSIGNEE.
~ TIE MATTER OF WILLIAM STACKNGrs!

=. EaSrRUprCY-So. 1881

- GaEERUpfCY-So 1889.
THAT iaEC: iSr SPLENDID THREE-sTORY
RESiDESCE, WITH SPACIOUS GROUNDS AT
TACHEb- KNOWS AS NO. % Rampant
STREET: Also, THE STORES KNOWN Az
nos. 2:5 2.3. :,.. 24e. 81. .. AND :s5 COM.
NON STREET. ALL TO BE SoLD IN BLOCK.
pY 4. II. LIE BRETON. Ass,GSEE-A. Z.
- MGRp!lY Auc:lone.l. -Pnrsuant to an order
of the Hon. ". E. Woods circuit Judge acting
durps = vacancy IN The Office of United State.
district j.de. ior tine District of Louisiana ren.
dered ia he above entitled matter the twenty.
eighth day Q: May. iG.5, will proceed to sell by
pubic auction, il: :iout OF the III ain entrance %
the Custa nhcu.e building, Canal street be.
tween Decatur and Peters streets, in this city on
MONDAY, July /. IG:J a, :weIv. O'clock " III.
following described property. tree OF all !uctI..
tIanse. except state and city taxes
skvE* Lots OF GROUND, together witt, all tho
buildings ant .in.rOv nj thereon and the a,y-
plrtensnces 'lisreo; situate. in the First District
vt TIN. city, i. sh. square bounded by Rampar-.
lots No. !! :, ., i; .. and :: on plan drawn b. ii.
y. De fou'.!v. surveyor. dated December !G, 1850,
deposited .. plan No. !i5 in the Office OF Thee,
'f.'o!. notary public IA this city. Said lots az.
ION eacn other al! measure follows: Lot 10,
forms IL. corner OF Rampant and Commo.
streets. and also -: Basin and Common streets h..
ing OF. said lsin part stree: ,! feet inches SAIL
Basl! street - :eec inches 'front.' by Il. feet /:
;nehe' :! lines ieet am! front on Common street.
ana -. fett IT inches .nes on the lns OF lot NO.
y anu the other o;s measure each % feet IRON. on
:aci. RaInpar: and Basin streets. by Y: fee: 20
H'heS tNts ~ ce!Ii. 0etweti1 parallel lines.
American measure. Beng che sam. property ac-.
9ui,sd by pufchas, BY SAID William Stackhous..
from tLe heiIs Q: :4e ate Charles Ksck b. az.
passed befoT. 2. {. .i.'e!!er. notary p,.li.. De
ceuber i! !t-'.
The assignee, act.I: AZ the officer o; The .sur..
wal convey s'icn title 10 in him vested The.
ass snmtN; u. ban s;..p.cy and the aforesaid order
OF eeur'; ihe purchase. 20 assume the payment o:
Sl State .t;IL city taxes which may be .,. r,.
the property up 20 TIE Il. Sf .Al- an above.
the price Os adjt.d ioati.-.
Ierme -Casl. on :he spot.
ac: o: sale before A. Hero. T.. notary rrhiic i.
the expense q: :Ee purchaser. ;eiG IL 4: W. u
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Above low

The failure Of Matthew Draper. the con-
tractor for carving the mails between New
Orleans and VicksburS, to enter upon the
discharge of the service on the first instant.
as noticed in yesterdays Tribune. embar'
rasses lhe department TO considerable
extent. The Postmaster General has three
WAYS to extricate himself from the difficulty.
The frs. IS to forfeit Diapers deposit o:
Eve per cent on the last contract tamours-
ing to $780,. which will be done in any
event, and award the son,rae, to the e, next
highest bidder. which ia the New orleans ans
and yicksburg Packe: Company: whose Did
is for $i5 ,Ooo per annum. or sl7.7cc more
than Diapers. and sl5ole more Eth. than the the
Postmaster General thinks this sum exor'
bitant and declines to let the contract a.
these figures: He yesterday telegrapsed to
Mesers. Leathers. Tobin 4 Cannon: offering
them the temporary contract at 81 COO per
annun, o: $4,000 each for the three - con- m.
panies. A reply was received later ID . the the
day from Mr.. feathers, representing tne
three companies, saying that they woulu
no. accept. 81 they would !eee that sIoan'
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WEEKLY MoRrUARr REfoRr.-Dr. S. c.
Hussell, secretary Of the Board Of Health.
,epoyts the following number Of deaths in
,he eity Of New Orleans. for the week cad
:ps Sunday. July II. at s P. NJ:
One Of aneursm of aorta, : Of apopleHr.
iot hurns. of Bright's diseare. of cam
Ger. I Of cholera sporadica, OF cholera H.
;an,un, ! of cholera morbus, !! OF conges
zion of the bowels, l of congestion OF the
liver, of congestion of the lungs, i. o,
consnmption. of infantile commissions, :
Of adult debility. ! of infantile debility, . OF
x:arrhea, , of chronic diarrhea, OF dropsy.
: drowned, ( Of dysentery. ! OF chronic
siysentery. I of diphtheria, : OF epilepsy:
:: of enterocolitis. Of continued fever. =
.: eongestive fever. of intermittent ieVer;
+ of scarlet fever, , of malarial lever: OF
:yphoid fever, Of fracture of Iemur, OF
gangrene Of the bladder, 9 OF castro enter'
i,is of hemorrhage from navel, OF dis.
ease of the heart, ? Of enlargement OF the
heart. of hopping cough. OF Inflammation
of the bowels. of Inflammation OF the
:ungs, = of Inflammation OF the stomach,
of injuries. I of intussusception OF intes-
:ines, of lockjaw 3 of infantile marasmus'
of meningitis, of old age, OF paralysis
? of premature birth, of rupture OF 6iad-
Ger, Of smallpox, of softening OF the
trair, Of sufiocStiou. con- R!:!ed euie'ces
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81 r. n. B. ,. MONTGOMERY, at J! C'ci..s
.: corner o: Camp and Natchez streets. sssoT:-
Men; OF new and second hand :..rniture.
~ y. ROGER co, at 10 0'clock. Al eale. tcon.
Scs 50 and :. uecat II street, i0ots. shoes ZIG
arogaus.
81 SHERIFF wAGGAMAN. 81 !! O'clock 5: "a.
Merchants and Anctoneer. Exchan.t She
s';:are Of ground, bounded by valnonI, Leon.
enc SrvtanA and Perres streets: the square
t~..ndef by 2! ytaTiA. Perrier Dufosea: al.
sonia: streets: the square bounded 6y Aus:.r.
- PerYi.,. Genera! Taylor and Piaquemiues
..eet.: the square bounded by The City Park.
He~. Calhoun and BeDam!n streets; . lot
usoL.ing On Magazine. between Ee!pcEene
ssd T.ai.a streets: the square ocauj.t. by
S'ctav!a. Pitt. Palmyra and Joseph streets: ths
square bounded by the F".ches propeG:y anG
Hurst, jsnn.t and Calhoun streets: The - u.rs
bounded wv EoudHusGUie. Pitt. Octayis. and
jcsePl. streets: SIX lots cor1er OF vla' ueIn.n.s
shd Scna' streets: ten lots in square t"anleG
~ Magazine Camp SODiat and RobeY. streets.
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RY PLAClDE J. SPEAR. ArCTloHEEE-
- ONCE No. 10 Exchange alley.--SATuRDAy,
.sv y. 1875. y. .welv. o'c!ock NJ Wi, DO sold a,
pubic auction, ~ the Merchants and Auctioneers
E2eh"ng- Oh EoTal street. between Canal and
Gus: on house streets. by :it le and in pursuance
70 az o.det from the Il,2. =. I. Iissot Judge OF
the Second District Court .or the parish OF Or.
ieSns dsi-,. Jupo % 1876. for accoun. OF the ,ove
Succession. ne !rl-DWnS Cesc. te': property. TO-
Wit
:. !. ,EET.,S Lot OF GROUND situated in the
Fourth Dlstr:' o: :is city G.s .ndfeG by the NJ,
:, IL SQUARE Nc. 81. bounded by Piaquenine OF
CUse.m Washington. Sixth and Chestnut streets
on The .i.!na' plar Q. suburb Livaud.s. deposited
III the t:!ce u: q. X. S!Iingef, tate notary ia this
ely; SAID %: measures ~ American measure, 50
set from on p.Cue;nine Coliseum street. bv ".
fee. 'iches in O. p:l: together with the buildings
ln,: improvements thereon. ACQUIRED BY John j.
SabeI from Dayi +. Michel. pc! act Cs sale be.
'ore T. Charles cuvei.i late notary Of this city.
on the twenty. fourth OF Apr.i 1861.
= EiGE. CERTAIN LOIS CF GsOvNO, 20.
sether with all the improvements thereon. si,,:.
;sieG x: me late city oi Carroto parish OF Jefier.
son. nov tne Seventh Dist:lc. OF this city. n
s'tlare No. 20 r. bounded hv -. Charles Bardette
Ha,npson AID :-,iains streets, design sted by :he
Nos. >, = II and :. inclusive or a pan Drawn BIZ
Redin Sch,anbaum. surveyors dated the sew.
"nth day q December, 1855 deGUs.ted as plan No,
20. IL tie office ot Richard Brennan late notary in
the city 81 New Orleans Lots Nos. AID sG ON
each 'th-E. +nI measure each 30 fee: front
Hampson street, ov Y. ieet6 inches III depth. be.
tween parable. l.nes. 10. No. forming toe corner
OF Ham, sou and EGriette s:res:-: lo,. Noe J..
10 :. lIclGsiSe measure each 80 ..et front on
81. Cher es rect, big .22 feet . inches in depth.
between Ias.li-i hHes; iOt No. q forming the
corner a: s.. 'naries and Burde:te Streets lot w.
~ measures 80 fee: front BuGette ST rect by $50
lee, Il. dept. between parallel .iner acquired by
said John J: Nahe: with otie; property, by pu:.
chase from Henry Bier. AZ: before Richard Bien.
men. March 49, 1862.
Terms and CouditiOns-Oue-h a.f cash, aud tho
Balance II notes secure! by mortgage, with ven
doI liep ana prv. &c, payable ear ft+ date
soaring eight per cen! Interest per annUm till paid
insurance and tauster 0; policy che clause of five
Per cent j.. attorneys fees. and all other usua!
clauses. Purchasers will be required 10 ma ke a
deposi: OF ten per cent SIo!.U. &; Sdiudica.
ton AZ tne moment OF sa q.
&C: O..als before Charles = SoI. q: notary I:h ic
at the expense of Tie purchasers.
.e.. yi II IS 2. 8!
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE Ok LOUISIANA
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE OF
ORLEANS.
MARY WOLF W. JAMES MHCGE-No. 6iii
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NINETEENTH
4 day OF June, 1874. Judgment vas rendered in
tins court i'll the following entitled e,.t Il the
words and figures following, TO wit:
Mary Wolf ys. James McHugh, Nc. eiii.
IN this case. by reason of the law and the ev.
dence being with the Plsin:iti, II is ordered adj
Judged and decreed that the Judgment by default
herein entered on the thirteenth OF june ms tant
be now confirmed. That there be Judgment in
favor of paint Il. Mary Wolf, and against defend
AM. James McHugh. decreeiAg separation OF
property between the said parties. and dssci.-
ton OF the community existing between them, and
plaintiff authorized to manage her own estate ard
AFFAIRS. and to tlarsact and conduct business III
her own name and for her own account. and :h..:
defendant pay the costs of this suit.
Judgment signed twenty fourth OF June. 1874
l. SAUCER. Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my
Land ard aff xed the sea- OF the said court at the
city OF New Orleans. this seventeenth day OF
July; IN the year OF our Lord one thousand ei.h:
hundred and eeventv,our.
GEORGE L. BLOONElELp. Deputy Clerk.
a!
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f!RGXEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
Tine board of delegates met last night. az d
remained in session long time. The Tesig.
Aa,icn OF DR.. Holt. physician for the Fourth
district. was accepted. and his recent con-
DUG: brought vote Of eepsura down OF
lin. d.. j. c. Beard was elected 20 fill the
vacancy. Dr. Beard will also. for the
sresept, ac; IN the Firs: District. Ds. Nor.
snan. Eiys. District. resigned. DR.. IL.
Ee,ou. Second District. resigned. and Dr..
Meicher was elected in his place. Fire
sompanies in the Fourth Distric: will be
allowed to roll in the Sixth District when
.hev are called on. and the Sixth District:
department wilt be permitted 70 work IN
she Fourth District when called on.
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-. SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession Of Mrs. Louise Pelis.:e:
W dow o: Antoine NeI..le,.
SyYCcEp DISTRICT C0CE: FOR THE PARISE
~ q. Orleans. No. 3. -. Notice IS hereby give.
20 the creditors Of this estate ard 10 a.. other PEP
SONS herein Interested. to slow cause within Ten
DAYS from the pieseL: notification, ;: any ,hey
have or ear, WHY the accom-: u-esrnte': by .te
tes;amen:arv executor Of this estate. should 10.
lie hOmoogated ard approved, aIG ;ns :.ucs dig
;!ibuied il. accordance :itIew..L.
BY order of Ike Court.
ivl;i7ly FRANK PACE jH Cre,k
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Local Intelligence.

.~O PENirENTIARY CONV;CIs AEHSS,HI.
Early Sunday morning Office. Hawkins,
stcunG precinct. noticed two men ertc: an
sliey on St. Thomas. near Robin street. each
k"lding a bundle. Thinking tina: they We're
.L.eve-. the policeman pursued :heH. ana
aL getting close 20 the fellows discovered
:Ga: :hey wore prison Unifo, ms. He G!.
Ge-ea them t. Surrender. bu: they bo!;e,:.
sLt finally entered house CT 81. Thomas
erect. climbing 20 the roof. where :hey
we're compelled TO remain, az al! chance for
escape was Gu. OF. Hawkins then appa,.
entity gave ~ the chase and seemingly left
:ie locality. Ar hour later the residents OF
:Le house :oiG the refugees :ha: tine way
US clear and that they could travel. On
:r;. Ii. feioEs left their lofty position. and
D. they emerged Hawkins took them pris-
oEers. 81 the station they gave the!. names
~ John Brooks and Philip Smi:n.
..'h.s is a singular condition. ard some
.h.ns .ha. the ?enitentiary lessees should
&C. called on to explain. A: a grea: expense
:r.ors aye convicted and imprisoned. and
people suppose ous city is riI o:
bad ten. bus it seems SHAT they
A:e Disappointed. Desperate men are
Acis t. escape their keepers and once
hor: :e;urn TO prey on innocen: people. But
Tor :he prompt action Of Officer Hawkins
Eve men. capable Of com,nittin: Amos. any
e.:me. would have had q long road 20
.rsye!. Accused were gemanded 20 prison
~ Jude Evans.
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tRLE2SS.
IEEEE>A FR.EDHE!M WEE vs.. SAMUEL
We.l. lu.tanG-Sc. TO-,
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT On THE SIXTEENTH
Il day of June. 1915. judginen; rendered in
this cOrrt in the entitled su.4 Il lie words and Gc
uTes following. TO VII:
Theresa Friedhe.n. wife. VI. s.u.t. Wei. HIS
band. No Got:.
In this case, the coJl. considering the l..w ard
evidence I" be il! favor 0: plaintiff it - ordered
ltiudged and dtcreeG thar there pe judgment in
favor Q: Plaintiff. Tltreea sTl.dhenl. and against
defendant. S:.musl Vel, decfeeing sepaIG ton Of
property and dissolution OF ',e community OF
acGuests and gains heretofore existing between
the said parties. II is further ad judged ard de.
creed that the SAID aiE.t. De amt she is hereby
authorized to &c: IL hex seVasate :ght and 10 ear
~ on business III her Owl. and .:l. emo .ha:
defendant pay u. costs OF suit
Judgment l.n,ltrsd June 10 1875.
Judgment signed .1I.s 81, 1875.
!. NORTH CUaLON. Judge.
H. Testimony wiereo: have nereunto se: nv
hand and aiye'. the seal OF the said cour: at the
city o. New Orleans. ~. Tins twei V fourth day OF
June, a the year o: oar Lore! one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy-:.t, and the nine ty.nin:.
year Of the independence %: the United states.
je3o iy7 is r. A LUMlNaIs Deputy Clerk.
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E:r!S.: pOLICEMEN.-A mob Of rough
fellows III ado times quite Lively a: the cor
Rer Q! Roman and s.. Louis streets. Sun
day evening. and when Corporal Schneider
and Officer Mcdonnell sailed in to arrest the
HaIe-s two VI them bi: their arms and.
aided b. tho crcwk. til" rioters escaped.
Some Of them are known al! viii We *.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Citizens, sayinxs Bank. Gruuewa,d n,

. OVIZ1BB HHVIH4b DHnKs V'fHncWutu f1aII,
New Orleans. June 80. lS13.-At & meeting OF the
Board of Directors held this day. a erl-aur ual
dividend OF TEN PER CENT was declared; seven
per cent PAYABLE 70 the Stockholders On dena nd
and three cen. TO be placed to the credit OF the
reserve fund. u. BENNEE Cashier.
;r1 In,
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succe..ior OF EerCu. Eu.eIier.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
- Orleans, Nc. 3ft53.-WneIeas. MIS- EionOre
E:GGiI;e Brian: widow o! F. d. CHI. ten, has reti-
toned the court FOR letters da.ve ..s,amentary
eCecct!x On the estate @! the ate Fergus Fuselier
deceased. Notice is hereby given to ell whom it
may concern e show cause within ten dave whv
:he prayer q tie saiG ye.::.o.-.. k,c.,.d rot be
granted.
By order Of the C0ur..
iylG !. % FRANK PACE ;E.. C:err
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~ 4. n. Il r. J. Montgomery.
y NJ. & =. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL. AUGTIONEERs
asp DEALERS IN NEW FURNiTVak,

OGsce ArMory Hall. No. 81 Camp strsss..
Tr!.weekIy Gales o. every description OF hn,.e
hoi furniture, Mirrors. Pianos, Carpets. Matree.e,
etc. OF !! tSDAIs. THURSDAYS and SATI..
DAYS. at iuc:lon Room. No. :" Camp Atree.. 6sI.
ueuc.rg as J. IN
Sam!.We.Ely sales ~ Horses. Mules. Ruegies
CArrages, etc. at Sales stables. NO. - BArons4-
street. near Drawer, on WEDNESDAYS and SAr.
URDAIs colc Ieuclly q: u A. NJ.
Gu; door :aies 0: eStIy description prOmp.i. ~.
tended to.
Special attention pa. 20 ;l!e .aies Of r.a: estA:s
and stocks.
Always hand the lsrgest stock Of New Fun.
ture of every variety 20 be found in the city aa
their show Eooils Armory Hall. No. 8: Camp street.
Being the la-ges: and Oldest establishment Of tho
kind il the South. they solicit = portion Of The
public patronage both in their line euctioneers
And dealers IN furniture. jai ~
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5!72I FRANK FACE. JR.. Clerk
sIIcceaaian Af lnnis Kinnc.le

SFCO1D DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. SO o9y.-Nhereas Constant And1ee
has peti:ioDed the court :or letters o: admins.
trat!Op OF :he estate Of tie late Louis BinOche
deceased, .Etestate. Notice is hereby given 70
al! whom il ma: conce;a 20 show cause within ten
days why the PRAYER Q; the sa:G le:it:ore. tio.la
rot pe granted.
Bv order Of tie CO.r:.
iyl3 l11l FRANK PACE IN Clark
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succession of Albert (:irnudon.

SuCCehs1GH OF !tTEtft tslFOuNOn.
SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. SO "8'.-Whereas Z. r. Parker pub
lie administrator has pettiOned the court for let.
tiers of ADMINISTRATION on the estate o: the late Al
bert GraTden dec eased interstate. Notice is hereby
given to al whom il may concern TO show cause
within Ten DAYS why the prayer q: :he said pe.:.
toner should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
jyl0 FRANK PACE r. Clerk
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Mechanics end Traders, .Kank,

Orleans June II, l6lj.-A general meeting of the
stockholders OF this bank WI, be held a, the ofc.
OF said bank, No. % CsronGelet street OF MONDAY,
twentysixth July next. between the hours of 10
A. NJ and P. NJ TO vote upon amendment to
article two section one, OF the claTte,, adopted
by unanimous vote Of tHs directors.
IeI! 80. MOSES harris Cashier.
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Fourth OF Jusy at liahEviiie.

iHs OF cannon, ami! she sNee. s..dns OF
martial music. GnEo.ucea. 20 patriotic
! people that the glorious fourth o: July had
| arrived. The ninety -E.n:h anniversary Of
| our co1n:rys Independence IA: GHwneG: a
! bright. Eiorio.s morning which indicated
! most suspicious weathe: 10: the day We
| Celebrate Indeed, %! Eco0S came c.i.ec.
fully TO our rescse and gave rs el..it;u!ly
| breezy weather.
About nine c.Oc:: :Le stream "t LI:lndL.
; ltv began - .jotT il from every direction:
! every road was lied with groups O.: gala
day attired people. a.. naste1in. 10 Hahn
! vile TO take par: "a the cele nraiicE. Our
people, fired witt. patr:otl. impulses. turned
| ont en- niasse 20 show tAs:: love o: .OantTy
! and freedom Dv al enthusiastic Var.ici pa
ton ia the glorious fourth. No party pr-ju-
dices were entertained: white and black.
: Democrat and Republican comm;n Cling in
; all good fellowship ana friendship. al. feel
inge OF poii;ica. nature being dropped al!
: v:eing with each other Z thels display OF
; patriotic love % country. Such |: scene vii.
scarcely be viewed agar: .ese We're c...-
zens OF az. grades AND estates. meeting each
other with tra;erna. greetings. all remen
ORANGES OF pas: dis .ses forgotten. ana new
ties OF friendships formed. /: vii: add to
the already growing llst-e 0; s.. Charles,
that its citizens can forge. their petty dit.
fere nces for sine and together Show their
I great love fOc The common country.
Ey ten O'Clock os- Village presented
scene which WI! not. soon De forgotten. On
| every street were little groups 9: people,
a.! ben: or enjoying themselves. The.
| spacious lois attached: 10 sne ballroom
seemed to us :cansmcg-.tied into picnic
; ground. On every SIDE was displayed Ies.
tee; good hrmor ana .o.I:y.
Shortly before the alriva. .: the tram
number OF our r1om.nen: citizens pro-
ceeded to the tero' 70 AVA. the coming OF
| the distinguished State algn1:ar.es VINO mad
! beeH invited. Among the guests WHO az,
rived wer" Governor Kellogg. Marshal
| Packard. Judge Soanaker, Hon. !. 3.
+! Stamps. Colonel :ieid. Captain Hyatt.
! Colonel James Lewis. Hon. q. L. RnGy,
: Alfred Shaw. a. De;ole. These gentlemen
| were taken 20 eI-Goyernor Hahn man
! sion. where they received a hearty welcome.
! Daring the forenoon they INDUCED IL an
! Inspection OF GU: town. and expressed de
| ciaed pleasure IL a.: :aev saw ard heard.
After the mid-CaE salute had OeeH tired
! by Coione! Snadoonin ana MS battery. tne
| mass turned thels steps toward tie concert
HAN, where the orat-ons were 20 be ceAv.
eVe1. In lew icinc.es :he spacious Lal!
! was Ha:heo. III .ftite Gel'!y tne !neeslhg
was talec 20 "roec oy oehalc' Cha"poorL,
Who. IN :eW appropriate REMARKS. non'E'
! ated ton. Nichae: Hahr president. wa:cn
was .eSeNe" VIZ anooHliue. SA'n 4si"sLi'
attestinG that geh,'e'nah popularity with
.ne masses tI d sno-. speesr' Ce.Ne.eG
! in HIS usHs' !e:1si.""s Eiaude1' U"'eEAo.
:iahA ihtr'cSeeA ZIG '":-e"!as c!-ce:. q.
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