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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

(Gelna ouitpd N 18TH yeogs) Omhsaoe s. ~ bales,
sGalnst S7peo I'll. iase w6ak, aud es2 less year
ts shTnsnts q .ls7 sale aeaacst - 16 last veeh.
and - 81 lAas. yeas: and the stocka 736l9 SAlse.
aGAinst e. 0sl LIST week. and 81, t67 Last year.
Compared Nth last year. this shove IN in
Grease Of l6Oe3 bal In the receipts, IT, 7s6 In the
ahipments. and - in tho stocka.
Tho kxehange makGs the am0uns on ehipboArd
not cleared (b+forp today's exportsl 90 e9s bales.
embracing 81 nov Tor Liverpool %, 40 for Havre,
1850 for the North go, 800 for Bremen 3e33 for
bpain llSo for the n diterrAnean. and "a for
coastwise porss. leaving IN pressee, agreeably
Of which 10 ON sale.
A. noon to-day mlddfine vas Quoted ct Calves
ct lie, ct Charleston at llhc, at Wilmington 1t
1850 ct Norfolk ct lie, at Baltimore 1t ll&0
llAc. 1t Now York 1t like, 1t Boston 1t II &c.
Shreveport at lotc. aud u Jefferson at Ice.
The NxchAnGe rep0rts "6aies $500 oAles. Market
strung" TIE quota ions aFo raised Ne.
The tee :rAms uf the kXchAnge report the BoR.
hau rrox~snsnf fillowa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
By 8. 0ulnAult.
SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE vINOT, WIDOW OF
SAMUEL NILSSON HIrk

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orisans-
No. 1926.
DY q. GUINAULT. AUCT1ONR3R-OlR4Ci
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienville street
SATURDAY, November II, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, viii be sold, 1T the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. b~tween Canal
and CustombOuse streets, by virtue OF IN order
from the honorable the Second district Con
the following property. to wit
]. AL UT OF GROUND, situate IN the Tb! Dis
tricC Of this city. in the square bounded BY
Plsuche, Esplanade. kererec and Where streets,
designst.d BY No. S. said lOt having 20 feet front
on Piauehe street. bv l47 feet lines In depth
Together with all the buildiAgs and improvements
q Lot or GROUND, situsted in the same dis
trict and city, at about h III . square from Es-
planade street. having in French measure. 81 feet
front on Pau, he street, by 1873 feet inches 10
depth, between BsplAnade aud Kcrerec streetS;
together With all the buildIngs and improvements
NINRTBEN HARBs Of the capital stock Of the
Cit1ens' Dsnk Louisiana. secured BY NOR gage
ON the property secondly described, On which 70
due 623O.
Zee plans 1t tho Exchange
TIE ms-Por the property 6rstly described, cash;
for Il prop rty secUndly described, Tho purchaser
to xasume tie pay ment of esd stock note OF $40.
payable or rene able on the frs Of January 1871.
according to tho charter Of said oAnk. and oil tho
obligations Of Q stOckh0ider and the balance cash.
Acts Of sals before 4. d. Dori0cour.. notary pub
Gc .. TIE expense II the purchAseFa.
ocll IL 10 % nO4 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

OFFICK OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, November 4, Is76. J

CLEARED yesterday.
Ship Mary Riggs. P rcy for Havre.
italian bark kieOutO, Lipari for Malaga
French bark Harold Pontic, for Havro
Brig Flora Goodale. Bauer. for Genoa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship esndusky Lowdt n from Brest September 2
'oA Miller Aco-4th district
Norwegian bark ocean. sorensen. from rarrasona
Ausust2. to master-Gret.a
Schooner Constance. Ev. rs from Tfu1illo, to A
AorgAn-3d district T
srEAMBoATs.
Golden Rule. Shinhle. from Cincinnati
Matches. Lesthers. nom vcksburE
Marths Bassett. from Lower Uoast
CAmella. hanover nom Covington-Lake Rnd
W. PointevAnt, TerTe 0nne. I'm D0nalds0nvlllo
Blue Wing Nos. Comsteck. tfsm Hounas Plant
Wsvsnoei. Taylor. nom Lower Co.'S.
EXPORTS.
HAvRB-Bark Harold-2l7s bales cotton 1000 DOS
"a, aAvRE.ship Mary Z Risss4as4 ha,ss cotton
GBNOA-BnR Pl.rs Goodale-lNo bales cotton -
hb"s "nscnr 1000 p's slaves
HALAGA-BArk Risolnto-slo bales cotton s. pcs
pine lumber % pcs oak lumber 81, ooe pcs stsvss
IMPORTS.
LIvBRPOOL-Ship Minnie 4erow-2ass sks cal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Constancs-2S0 600 cocoa.
0uts AS,VW paa0talns ZoUU punches bananas
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ClNCINNATI-Steamer Golden Rule--42e bales
cotton 30s9 sks cotton seed 1899 bbs potstoee Sc
bills pork ll7 bba whisky loo ob lard 1862 Kegs lard
Sol buckets lard So cks meat aud sundry produce
viCkSBUkG-Steam-r Natchex-43ll bales cotton
2ss sks cotton seed 2s2 sks oilcake ~ bbls oil and
LOWER COAST-SteaDer Mayths-ll hhds suoar
go bbls rice 237 SKIS rough rice 14o bbs oranges %
bxs oranges and sundres
UPPER COAhT-Steamer Mary Ids-29 hhda
sugar 90 bbls molasses IS axis rough nee and sun.
dres
DONALDsONv1LLE-s W J po;p.svant-
81 hhds sugar bbs sugar 1873 bbls molasses half
bbls melass<s . and sundr+s
HOUAAS PLANTATION-SteamerB Blue Wing No
3-47 hide sugar AL bbls molssses l2s axis rough
rice ard sundries
!OWbk UOAST-GtAAmer Isabel-4o hhde su9ar
90 bbls nolAsses IS sks rough rice and sundri
LOWER COASI--steamur WAwenock--2l sks
rough rice and sundrtes
COV,NGTON-Steamer Camehs-lo bales cotton
20 head sheep and sundries
kECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
Road, November 3--is60 bales cotton $50 SKIS cot
ton seed 100 DDis nouI so bbs oil Is cks bacon and
sundr'es
NORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 3--Sl7 bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton
4o2 bbs moAsses a hhds sugar 2sl head cattle and
NkW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. No.
vember B l047 bales cotton 100 bbls lime Is bbls
whisky 81 ties hams and sundries
NkW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, No
vember 3-l4 bbls moasses "a hhds sugar IL sks
rough rice and sundres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

Vaudeville Msr,gny has co,ne out as an
sud~pendenE csud,dsre tor criminal sher Fl
q New Orlesue, aud will be supported by
tho R,publicsns. We sincerely hope no
will ue eJecte Our town, which WAS
founded by his father, 10 named after hun.
"a f. naturally feels an interest in bis for
4nnes IA hic fame. sEnshs Damesske
Worthy Of tho pref isue yiilsse in the South,
md lhe beet blood " Hreuss courses 10 his
veins All know LIN - tho brsyest. truest,
1pnat chivsi, 0ns., most generous Of mem
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Successi0n of Mark H. GilliR.
0RCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 80 9l0.-EOtice is here By given to
the credtOrs OF this estate and to all her Der.
sons herein interested. TO chow cause within ten
days nom the pres Mt notification, il any they
have or can, Why the account presented bv g.
7. Parker, public administrator of the parish of
Orleans, and administrator OF this estate, should
not be homologated ard approved, and the funds
distTttued in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
no4 L. PRANK PACE. JR, Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.
u.vuAu,R ruPRovED THIRD DISTRICT PROP
VAAo BRTY.
....,ou M ups JANR ARMSTRONG, WIDOW
SUooA00'O or JACOB LU0RNBJhL.
e...,A nistr,ct Court for the PArish OF Or'esos-
S000o0 UlssA M n 23Q

SUoos00'O or JACOB LU0RNBJAL.
Second District Court 70. The p, Parish OF or''@n'-
nv g. Z. aIRARDEY. .A! gTTI0Sss f:
3 one fe q !. o we've osccs 8. the e.
CS.res 1uesion Excbsnge. in TIE rosanos .. ,h sc
A. Chsrles Hotel in this city VIII Pc eosS - - thS
suctisn. by and tn D9Isuen S tSs Second pstrct
HSn ~. the nssisb OF Orleans, dated tho seven.
Uou IL ~ Ocfnh. r 1876 and rendered In tne Aoovo
cutitIed succession, the following descfiooa P'0p
s'fy e cxRrAIs LOT OF GROUND, sta.t,d 10 th hs
.;.H S%.' rict Of the city In the squsre bounced
hv Rlysisu ~ Ids, Prenc men, VIZ fe sts "a
and Roorrtson late IT 'SnI aIs trn"s on ii, sian
Fis lds str. 81, bv isi 70 inches line deep ,
aefh.r with su the Improvements tneIS SM:r;n1
dsing story ard at IT. s frame T.6s strres.
il built ,efirrd from the street, contair . s
ora tive 70 Dms ard large closed sheo on nIst ..oay
NO ,ooms. cahinet aud hall IN attic, twos1oJ
rene Ss HiG LUr 81 GROUND, s'usted in tho
sama Aist, ict aud in the square bounded oy OF
aude, lsfe 0co@cliid en- stiert, Nt. fesonslo.,
Port and Aarais late Aorsa9, ss ~ T:uds : rect
by los feet inches N depth. ToeetneI WIZ ao, liz
iraprosemeDts thereon, e. MOI lsing too oo%so
tenement frame co t 60 designated by me no
msvkat ana Claiborne stre.v horse cars
r. rm,-One half cash and balance st Twelve
months credit for notice specially secured oy mort,
vage ard ven or's Iein. bearing Oil tie d uaI
claus. of eight ptr cent PR am um interest ftom
the cav Of sale until al payment. hve per cent
attOr eys f. In the event OF suit 10 eoiofce pay
mept OF the credit portion. Improvements 10 90
kept IA md and policy trans tn.d, aud sssume
payment f,h- taxes due and ekgible In 1870 over
and above the price OF adju 'icrtinD;
Acs Of al. before " ,b ~ e Gss.s n'a
ocl2 20 ma IL 1872
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
Succession Of Nlichsel Bieaho.,

SHrOND DISTRICT COURT FOR IN
~ OF Orleans, No. 80 027.-Whereas. HI rAKIsh
p 10 10 aiminist atur, has petitiOned - rarker,
,s.I.iS o. administration Inc -staeo eCourt ZOE
Mlchae. BickeiI, deceased. intestA1af the late
" hereby given to all whom it ma&te Notice
show cause within ten days why the 1npnceTn to
said petitioner should not he granted yer Of the
By order Of the Court. -
nos l2* PRANK PACE
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oc2l % MOI
By G. e. Girardey.
SUCCESSION OF NJ. B. CLIPPORnL
Second District Court for the Parish OF Or1aans-
No. 80 64O

RY G. e.. GIRARDEY, AUCT10NKER-
- once No 81 Camp street-SATURDAl.N ovem.
Der IL, 1916 at twelve O'clock NJ at the st Charles
auction Exchange: in the rotunda Of the St
y ar ~ HOTEL in this city will BIZ sold at public
auction BY and IN pursuance of an order FROM the
In n a; /. tissot, judg. Of the Second District
Coui1 1ot the parish of Orleans. dated the four
teen OF October, 1876. aud RI. ndered In the above
emitted Succession, .ho following described prop
, CE.TAlN LOT OF GROQxD situated in the
as s"oofs rankin Th'r, district this oitv,
SesEoateh ~ the No Is, in square No. So, bounded
W MAN ev'le. Nor lie Ma ignv aud Urauhart
sIr cts: "a lot measures IS feet inches front on
Mandevl sire I, BY ll8 feet dee D. bet weep d .r
sIel lines, English measurement, az per plan
ara"n the CITY Surv. yor, oa'ed sprif H. is35,
anue4' 70 An act p .sseG Theodore S+ ,4rs
1885, ~ 'o '"oA'S ~ Va april
40, at F. NJ, on the premises No. Isl Grams
petW on Sp in and Poet 81 reefs
"A. ALL ThE PERSONAL BrtEUTS, FURNITURE
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act OF sale before ". ! CasteN Rsq, notary pub.
NC q the expense Of the purchaser.
ocis II 70 nea II "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

God opened at lloS 0lloS against 1924 at New
York, and STIR . limited busin- IS G 0sed at the
opening IA es in both uarkrtA The eales summed
up S28,COO, embracing 5000 and 5000 at ll0A:
$40 90 ut llOa; $1,000 ami $500 ut II s.; $3.50
at lOa4. and 5000 at Ito Sic, to be delivered on
Monday.
Foreign exchange exhibited scarcely any varia.
ton, and the mo emeut was moe rate.
The sales sterling cOmpri- ed 229, 500, emhrae.
ing $4,000 bill OF ading IS "a: 24OO md 2i0 ono
do and f45OO and s 1900 Al clear ut IS Pan. 25OO0
bill of fading at IS A05 Pan. AID G2400 bauk Ut
IS %.
TIE sales of france comprised 100000 and $50 600
c0mmei isl NJ 4.80s.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ct o5 23k
as Pan for bill NJ ,Ading end ~ cl"a~ ""~ %
IS 20 for bank (bAnk counter rAto -0eS M,
aud At 4.8OAs sOr c0mu,.
New York commercial sight w.s not quite az
ste DIV. The sales comrris SIS 600 embracing
$50 600 commerce 81 At i p cent discount; E36 600
bank at 5 Is q &2S ,OOO bank q ll-32. We sl.o
notice, sales Of 10 900 commercial GA Providence
at y y cent DISCOUNT.
The banks continued to check on New York 1t
the counter IT i p cent discount, viii CONNER.
sight wAs quoted Ut o.. against ! as Is yes
terday.
The following 10 the official statement Of the
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MONETARY AND CouuERcIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS 88PUBLIOA1,l
FRIDAY RvnNlNe. November >. lS56.


The demand for money has continued moderato
throughoutthe week both in hank and ON the street
and commercial pepper has RIM <ined uncnenged.
Owing to its scsrcity cash gold has ruled q higher
ratee. closing today tho ssme ~ y.Aterdas. but
he above last Friday quotations. The movement
has been limited. and only . few saes were ~.
ported today. Foreign exchange has b. en- some.
what ir, ezular. and cl0seo t day fraction under
last r, iday. The weeks busness has boon fsir,
but was moderate today
Under lighter offerings and better demand
New York CONNIE. ca kht hes eighty advanced.
stocks have been Gu and without any new teat-
ure to notice, except in New Orleans 0sslight
Company shares, hich nave decltn. = cent In
the bidding rate. and II in the asking
rate. In consequence If tina .pressi Of
liceral offerings i. the market, and various I'M.
81 henticated rum of Nm unfsvorabls eharacs.r,
State consOls have ia len II 3G3k p cent since
vt Friday. City premium bonds have been ~
fair request, but have de, lined p cont since last
week.
We continue 70 quote Exceptional paper at-O9v
cent y annum discount; Al do ct l001 and second
grade 1t l5Ul6. First olass mortgages rule e 50
10 , cent p snnum. and second 9T1de continues
entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
SPECIAL. INSTRUCTIONS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
oncS state Registrar of Voters,
new OfleAna 0cf0har 0a 1QsH

| STATE OF LOUISIANA
omce state Registrar of Voters, y
New Orleans, October e. 1874. y
supefvisors OF Registration ard Commissione1l
OF Injection are specially instructed that auy per
son wno' UPON the day Of election, presents to III
commissioners. Of Election at any polling plaes
~nere he 10 entitled to vote . certificate Of regis
tration issued to him in 1874, and which ia i,
ooised' Voted, 1874" Voted, November. 1874.
voted y or not at all. he must b. allowed to vol.
tnereon the elector not being responsible for tn
errors or neglect of Commissioners of Election n
the election OF 1874 Rvery certificate of reei.tr.
'.on voteo upon At the coming election must ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 500 bales
at irregular but generally stronger price,, rrquir
ing al cr ia our gu, tataoDs OF a partial &c
in some grades ind fin Ne in OF 4ers. We give
also the fguies aud report Of the Exchange, ~
below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTINE PORCBK. DN.
CBASAD. WIDOW or CHARLBs PORxR.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No, % $50

RI 4. GulNAULT, A0CTIONEKR-OYYECD
- corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville stIeet
eArURr AI November II, 1876 II twelve o'clock
H.. will b sold. ct the Merchants and Auc.
tiopeers' Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
ana CustomhOuse streets. BY virtue Of IN order
from the honorable the second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans dated October s, l676-
l. a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with
ali the buildings aud imprcvem. nts ther. on. sltu.
ated in SUBURB West Boulgnv. in the sixth Dis.
trct Of this city in square No 2;s, bouno cd BY
Boz desu1. valence. Camp and Chestnut streets,
me SUI ing 50 feet front on V.lence street, BY .
depth OF 90 feet b tw. tarsllel linea
LOT OF GROUND. togeth.r with all the
bui'dinas and improvements thereon. IL the square
No 30 Of said suburb West Bouligny. In the sixth
District OF shis city. b. VI ded by Coliseum or
PlaQuemine, Chestnut, Va euce and Cadiz ct eete;
taid lot Of goound mes SUI ing IA feet inches on
Cadiz street. beginning at q distance Of IS f-et
inches from the corn of Cad aud Coliseum
streets. by 80 feet deep between parallel lines the
Hhole aRreeAnly TO pans to be exhibited aI the
Exchange.
1erms-Cash.
Acts of sale before P. J. Laser, notary public, at
the expense of the pure hAsers. DOLL - % nO4 IL
SUCCESSION Ok MARY An TAFT WIRB OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
By George Pearson.
RALR OF SEIZED GOODS
UHI11D Stairs { usroHHoUl

UHI7BD SfAfRs ueToAHoUeR,)
Collectors Office. }
New Orleans. October H. 1876.
RY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONKkR-
- In accordance with the prUvisions Of section
3O11 OF the Revised Statutes, approved June ~.
1874. the following described s4sed goods Will be
sold st public auction. At Warehouse No. I, us.
tomhouse building. on MONDAY. November g. 1876.
1t II A. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

p0ihttnentsi

Governor Kellogg made the following sp-
poihthentsi
Plaquemines parish Edward Layet;
CLERK IF registration, vice L O'Donnell.
St. James parish-S F. S,skron, parish
attorney, vice r. Besuvsis; Vincent Dicker-
son, police juror, vice N. S. Landry. Lucien
Coma, justice of the peace, fifth ward, vice
C. Ehelvin, Jr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04


SUCCESSION OF WIDOW JOSEPH RosRHzwR1o.
Second District Court for the Par1sh Of Or,esns-
No. 80 o25.
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AuCT1oNRKR-
- Oh1ce No. rs Royal street.-SATCRDAY De-.
cember .. 1876 at twelve O'Clock H., will be cold at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioueers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tOmhOuse Streets bv virtue and in pursuance To a
judgment 'endered October 49, 1876, nd 81 sned Oc
tOber % 1876, by the Hon. A. Tissot, judg of the
Set ond District Court for h. parish of Orleans for
account OF the alb We succession, the following de.
scribed property, 70 wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
tho Second District OF this civ. in the is+t OK
b .rn> streets aud Caroude ct wals aud measuring
70 feet 10 incnts front on st. p ter street, by 20
feet, more or ~, deep, that ia to ay far az
the bria wal in the rear line, hich brick
wall is in common betv cen the said late Ms.
r. senzweig aud the owner Of IT, OF pari of said
orig nal lot Ut ground wh;ch also fr .nts on Caron.
delet walls; together with the buildings and i'm.
forms part of tn. lot Of ground d. siguate bv the
No. 6 on sketch thereof annexed 10 act pas sid
on the twelfth day of December, 1854, before A.
Chiapela then one of the I OF q, les Of tits CITY,
purp nting to be . sale OF said lot No. by the
LOUISIANA State Bank Of this city to Firmin Le-
vasssur
Terms and Conditiops-The purchaser t., assume
Widow ROsenz seig, payable on the twenty seventh
Of February, 1877. and amounting on said dale IN
capital aud in erests to the sum of S454 60 ard
the balance cash on the SPIT oc3l MOI IA 81 % De-
PROPERTY ON ST. PE1Ea SIR.tT BErW En-
CLAlBORNR AND hORkRTsON NCRRRTl
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Thipgs are shadows, nut tue chi - amer
A6em IL exercise.
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SuCCKsslON OF RRANCOIS FAzENDR

SUCCESSION OF FRANCOiN FAzRNDR
Second District Court for the Paraah az Or,eane-
No. g $40
RHsELu.E & N AlOCBER. AUCrTONEBRO
- Armand Seize, Auctis Deer- Office No 50 R,yai
3TeI-IUESDAl, November IA, 1876. Ut twelve
80 q. HAlssDNlN, -
New Orleans. October 33 1876 o.ss IN:
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nleeeorslogioal aad River Report.
Tho following statement of the westher ard
rivers 10 furnished by the signal service officer sta
1ioued NJ New Orl0one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

Tho following arc the sales. receipts and exports
Of tho prinoiRA articles for tho past week:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04
AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.

PROPERTY ON ST. PETER STREET, BETWEEN
CLAIBORNE AND kUBRkTSUN STREETS.
6BCOND DISTRICT.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

For military and other eomranies. Superio
styles, the best workmanship and moderat
prices guaranteed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

R4rEvILLz, sept. p, 1876.
Oil Pauois is waking up. There are
twelve or tbirreen Clubs 10 this county. I
vii. give some Of tbefn.
BATzsFILIE TILDES REFosN CLUB-W.
W Perkins. Presideni; J. r. Harris. Secre-
tary-
Blue PosD TILnES REBORN CLUB-Matt-
Wells. President: l.. D. Niehles, Secretary.
Bsfe~ysile go-to-ice.
WESLEY TILDKS REFoRM CLUB-Col. c.
;. Hurt. President: ID. NJ Written, Secrs-
tary Batesyaie Posi6ndee.
GENIAL TILDES REFORM CLUB-Joseph
A. Jone~, President; Batesyille POstnfies-
pleasant TILDES REFoRN CLUB-M
Towlps, President T. B.. BOrIaad, Secretary.
Batesvilie PostofHce
SFRISGPoET TILDES Reform CLUB-J I
Hsrman, Pre-ideut; SpringPOrt P~OssOiiee
EUREKA TILDEN REFOkN C~LUB-Samue
Lamb. President. Eureka PostOfiice.
There are also 6 ubs at Sardis, Como
L~OngtowH, Peach Greek.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
COvtngton County

WILLIAMSBURG, Miss Sept. G., 1876.
SIR :-Coving;on county organized seven
Tilden Reform Clubs ON saturday last, as
follows:
Williamsburg club, Postoaics, Williams
burg.
John Maugum. President.
Evaus Hall, Secretary
Zion Seminary Club, Post0fice Zion SEM
mary.
J.C. Napier, President.
w. l.. Moore, Secretary.
New Hope Club, Postofice, Williams
burg.
Horace Kendall, President.
W. A. Lott, Secretary.
Santcc club, POstonice, Santee.
a. ). Harper, President.
N. NJ Barnes, Secretary.
NJ. Carmel Club, PostonlCe Mt. Carmel.
A.C Powell, President.
John l.. Odum, Secretary.
Mt Olive Club, Pcstofice. Mt. Olive.
Isaiah Norwood, President.
Ale Fairly, Secretary.
Grams Mil Club, T.. o.. Ocoha.
Timotha Rogers, President I. J, Graft,
Secretary.
Mitchell Mill Club, Postofiee, station
Greek.
Cader Mitchell, President.
N. l.. Robertson, Secretary.
This Is the first organization ever effected
for this county. Look for q large majority
from C~oyington.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. EDMoNsON,
Chm. County FIX. Com.
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Sumner County.
WALrHALL, Miss, Sept 26, 1876.

WAETHALL, Miss, Sept 2e, 1876.
The following is a list of Tilden and
Hendricks Clubs with names Of officers that
have reported 70 me, as President of the
Central Democratic Club, as being fully
organized ia the eonnty and thoroughly
aroused as to their duty, to-wit:
President, r. F. Holloway; Secretary,
Tom. NJ. Gore; Postofice, Walthall.
President, T G. Atkins; Secretary, j. I.
Nolen; Postoffiee, Greensboro.
President. W.B Perry Secretary, James
MAY; P~OStOffice. Written Mill.
President Henry Hightower; Secretary,
John Sect; POstofice, Lodi.
President, G. A. Park; Secretary, Tom.
Holland; POstofice. B~ellefontaine.
President, Sam. Deloaeh; Secretary, VIM.
Hamilton; Postofice, Spring Valley.
President, ]. Williams; Secretary, n. N.
MeElroy; Postofiee. Cumberland
President, 7. Milton; Secretary, d.
Franks; POstofiee, Caretta.
You win perceive that We have q club in
every VOting precinct in the county and
confidently believe that you can safely rel1
on eight bundled majority from Sumner.
Truly yours,
r F. HOLLOWAY.
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81. H.. WHITAKER, Chm
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w CoHniy.

G-REESshono, MISS, sept. q. ls1G.
send you q Iist Of the officers OF Greens
boro Sumner county Tildcu aud Hen
bricks Democratic club;
TIC. Atkins, Prepideut.
John D.. johnson, WIN Carroll, Vice
President.
1T. Noleu, secretary.
John pinsou. Treasurer.
On the lg,h Of this month we were adj
dressed by Hon. II. -. Money. Ia a rousing
speech Of about an hour and a half, showing
~ the rlscslities OF the Radical party from
Alpha % Omegs. We raised a pole one
hundred feet high aud placed a beautiful
nag 40 its top, representing Itlden, Hen
dricks, Money aud Reform. Our club num-
hers over one hundred. with fifteen colored.
There are eight cluhsin the county at pres
eut aud there were none last fall. We will
roll up 500 majority this year against GO
last fall, for the Democracy.
Respectfully,
J. r. NOLEN,
Secretary.