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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

The presence Of every member il particularly do
g; ed de29it
Notice New Or cans, December II. l876-The
annual election for twenty. five directors OF the
LAFAYETTE Fire Insul 4nce Company will be held 1t
ito ONCE, No. 623 Magazine street on TUESDAY,
January 9, 1877, between The hours Of 4. M and
Bpm LOUIS MATHIS,
de28 I'd Secretary
Once Jenersoa City Gaslisht Company.
New OIlesns December 20, l876-At meeting OF
the Bosrd of Directors held on the twelfth IN
sfaut . dividend of THREE PkR CENT was de-
Ella ed payable to the Stockholders on and after
the second Monday in January next.
de2l I'd CHARLES HERNANDEZ Secretary.
once Of tho New Orleans Gaslisht Com.
pany, Dece mber a. 1876.-A dividend OF -FOUR
DOLLARS per share, will be paid to the stockhold
ers on MONDAY, January Is, aut Of the ea'ninss
of th- past six months. VOR. vALLOIS,
deM In Secretary.
Once Of Tho New Orleans GasliGht Com:
pany, December q, l876.-The regular annual
meeting Of the Stockholders will be held Ut tn 8
Office on TUESDAY, January g. between the hours
of 10 A. M and T. NJ. for the election Of seven
rect )rs to serve during the ensuing year
The transfer books will be closed for one wee
proceeding the election. VOR VALLO'S,
de24 I'd Secretary.
once Of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. LA Canal street. New OIL, ans. De-
cemuer L. 1876. at me- citing OF tie Board OF ID.
rectors held on the thiltet nth instant, dividend
of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE was declared,
PAYABLE to the stockholders on and after Monday,
January l, 1877.
deli ,jh Z. u LEWIS > eretary-
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SPECIAL MRR7 ING.

Very important business. Punctual attendance.
The presence Of every member il particularly do
Aaoo ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

A FLYwHEEL ON A BRRAK.-At eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning the Aywheel in
tho corn mill, ct the corner Of Milan and
Lsvee streets, bufstsd ipjuring F. e. vii.
kinsep, one Of tho 'workmsn. BY breaking
one Of his leg n two places and otherwise
isjurinG him about To body. Tho wounded
man was conveyed 70 his residence, near
by whore he vac attended By . surgeon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

TEMTH WARD-At meeting Of tho Tenth
Ward Central Republican Club last Tuee-
day night. the following officers were elect
cd to servo until the end of next year:
Thomas Boswell, president; II. L. Adams,
Thomas H. Rowan, Charles G.. Andrew,
Thomas Duffy. wee preeidents; James E
Moore, secretary; W. T. Page, assistant Sec
rotary: j. A. Brewa, corresponding secre-
tary: Charles Thomas, treasurer; Robert
Jones, sergeant-at-srms; Alex: Aim1el. a.
eistant sergeant arms; Alex. Carter,
grand marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Mary Black, Leon Bsquie. Eddie Dsvis.
Fat Devine; d. Geise, William Str1hef
George Laurence.
Asssnlt with intent to kill-Louis Ballet.
George Glinos, of assault and battery;
Henry Woods, wounding less than may.
Fourth District Csure.
d. Warren Brickell W. Shepherd Brown.
Judgment fer $4l75 for plaintiff.
Fifth District Court.
Douglas West W. Atlas Insurance Com
psny.-Judgment for $500.
Frank & Co: 70. Ernest Hyner.-Judg-
ment for $2l29 46
Mrs. Widow K. Godchaux Va. n. De Gre
gorio & CO.-Judgment for $l400.
Mrs. Pauline Beauregard We. Theodore
Levan.-It was not the duty of the mort
gsgee to see that the money was used prop.
erly: The minor must look to the tutor, Or
if she would rescind the sale, she must re-
fund the money.
A. Kochereau We. John Coleman.-Rule to
compel the sheriff to take possession of
property. Answer, that an Injunction is
pending to decide one half the rights. The
debtor is boS in actual possession, but has
leased the property. The sheriff can onlv
seize the rights Of the owner &c. p, 694,
69O), and can not turn out the lessee, unless
stipulated. C. c., 1888, 273l, 2742; C.P.,
6s6, Csc, 65s; M, 6l5; 8 N. s.. 30. Rule
made absolute, so far a. to authorize the
sheriff to take actual corporal possession
of the premises, and to collect and account
for the rents. See II L., 273; C. c., 466; 9
r., $50.
John Stewart vs. Ambrose Grabert.-
Motion to set aside Injunction. Exception
to Jurisdiction by plaintiff overruled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
Local Intelligence.

A COUPLE OF CoNCIDENCEs.-Mr.J Joseph
Morsgas was born in Spain about thirty
three years ago, and having read several
interesting accounts of the United States
While ut school, determined to sail for
Louisiana. 30 packed his old fashioned
carpet bag, bade his relatives farewell, and
started for New Orleans, where he arrived
safely. experiencing only an ordinary voy-
age. Still quite youthful, and unable to
speak any language but his own. he closely
applied himself to school tasks and easily
mastered the English tongue. Almost be-
vildered with new and strange scenes he
passed through the ordeal quite uuscathed,
keeping aloot from gross temptations.
Arriving at mans estate he became
an American citizen, and branched
out in business for himself. The
kind eyes of an Irish girl captured
Joseph, and there was marriage between
Spain and Ireland. The second pledge of
this combination was born on St. Patrick's
day, and christened last Sunday. the day
on which Spanish residents of this city joy
fully celebrated the return of sweet peace
to their native land. OF course, these two
important events in the history of q family
could not have been prearranged-they
might have been foreordained. The first
circumstance is cherished by the mother,
- it occurred on her great national day,
and the second chapter is held sacred by
the father.
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Dom Pedfo's Tour.
Dom PedfO's tour, as now projected, will
be as foil OWE:

Dom Pedro's tour, as now projected, will
be as follows:
immediately after his majesty's arrival,
upon tina arrangements for establishing the
Empress Theresa in the East being made,
the imperial party will start overland for
San Francisco. Thence his majesty will
return in time to take part in the opening
ceremonies Of the exhibition at Philadel-
phia. The ceremonies over. the Emperor
will make a tour through the coal and oil
regions of Pennsylvania to Cincinnati,
Louisville and the Mammoth Cave OF
Kentucky. Thence the party will proceed
to 81. Louis and deAcend the Mississippi
river to New Orleans. From the Crescent
City the Emperor will return to Philadel
pbia and spend fifteen DAYS inspecting the
centennial exhibition. His majesty will
then go to New York. enjoy the sail up the
Hudson. visiting Saratoga and Niagara
Falls, and then cross to Canada, going q,
far as Montreal. The city of Boston will
be his next point Of interest, whence his
majesty will sail for Europe on the twelfth
of july.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

I EXCURSION TO THE CENTENNIAL CELE-
BRArIoN.-Captain N. c. Felsher, master Of
the iron steamship Lizzie, which plies be-
tween this port and Pensacola, has made
arrangements to make an excursion to
Philadelphia, probably starting about the
middle of June. The Lizzie, which is tor
tunately we'll constructed for such an ex-
petition, will have her cabins. hold and
decks finely prepared for the occasion.
The usper deck will be rooted, and every
necessary modification made for the com.
fort ana convenience of passengers. This
expedition was inaugurated by citizens of
Warrington, Pensacola, Milton and the
navy yard, but the number will not war.
rant the captain, financially. to leave his
regular trade, therefore q few passengers
must be taken from this city. Ample
stores will be provided, and excel
lent cooks and walters are secured. The
steamer will be gone about two months,
but the term can be settled by the passen-
gers themselves. On arriving in Phila-
delphia all the passengers who choose may
remain ON board as at home, without ed
ditional expense, and those who wish to re-
turn to New Orleans at an earlier date than
that mentioned will be provided with re-
turn railroad tickets by the captain at his
expense. The price of tickets has not
been fixed, but it will be so small, consider
ing the time for absence, that nobody will
find fault. Faller particulars will be given
nexr week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

Resolved, That q Convention Of tho ReP1k11eaa
party Of the State Of Louisiana be and b hssoSy
called to meet in the city Of New OfieAnaI On
ting candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Govsr-
nor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Of Pnblis 40.
Attorney General. and to nominate candidates. for
members Of Congress from such congressional dis
trcts - have not otherwise provided for distxi9t
convention, to wit: The first, second, third md
sixth districts, ard to nominate candidates for
electors for President and Vice President a the
United States; also. to select new state CsaAEal
Committee.
Resolved, That the basis Of representsssm IN
said convention shall be one delegate for sysgy
general election for State Treasurer, in soaA
parish and each ward Of the city Of New Ox1aans,
the three hundred; provided that each pnxiGh ana
each ward Of the city Of New Orleans Ehll hAyD q
least one delegate.
Resolved, That the several parishes anA W1zda
of the city Of New Orleans will be entitled - -
number of dele QAtea follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

and the following vice presidents were ap-
pointed for the meeting:
E. w. Stsnsbury. George D. Geddes, r.
Steele. LIP. Brown. Robert MAGE, g. +.
Reed, Boyd Robinson, v. Bontte, Richard
Crawford, A. Frilot, A. j. Brim, D. Dubois.
3. c. Cemmack, A. s. Badger, J. B. Noble,
David Wilson, William F. Davis, John
Walsh, Thomas Deveresux, A. V. Wood,
William 81. Penn, C. A. Baquie, A. Smith,
Henry Wood.
Tho meeting was addressed by the Hon.
p. B. 8. Pinchbsck, after which . vote OF
thanks and three cheers was extended to
tho speaker for the able manner in which
he addressed the meeting. The clab was
then addressed by Mr.. L. d. Herbert. There
being no further business the meeting ad'
iOUrned,
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LOST.

r OST.-A CERTAIN NOTE DRAWN BY E. r
Mouton, in solido, to the order Of kdouard E.
Mouton, agent, aad for the use Of Louis J. Bien.
venu, for the sum of $1,000, with eight pei cent
per sDnum int re&t. dated parish OF Lafayette
DC cember H. 1873, and able one year after date
and identified With act Of m ,rrgsge passed on said
date bt fore w. Brandt recorder. There is no
doubt that the said loss happened by the sinking
OF the steamboat Minnie Avery. while on her
way from New Orleans to st. MArtinsvllle Lousi-
uary. 1876. The note is legally held by the under
signed.
BERAUD 4 GILBERT.
ap13 IS 10 70. 20 CaIondelet street, New Orleans.
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Resolved, That the several parish Committees b
and they are hereby authorized and required to
call Gle ction for delegates, and to fGrnish such
delegates with proper Credentials, properly certi-
fed by the President and Secretary Of their re-
spective committees, and also to forward truo
copies of such credentials to the Secretary Of the
State Committee at New Orleans before the meet
ing of the respective conventions.
By order Of the Committee.
s. B. PACKARD, President.
CHARLHs HILL. Secretary. mh9 ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
next week.

AN UNSAFE PLACE FOR LARGE MONEY
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Glennon,
whose place of business and residence are
at the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Re-
igi0us streets, entered her bedroom and
discovered that bureau drawer had been
broken open. The fact that she had hidden
$2l7O in that drawer the day previous
caused her to take an uncommon interest
in that piece of furniture, and when she
saw that force had been used Immediately
concluded that q thief had stolen her
treasure. No time was lost in informing
the police of the circumstances, and Ser
geant Slabouski Immediately visited
the premises. On examining the bureau
he noticed marks which appeared to
have been made by an icepick. That
instrument was sent for, and its size cor
responded with the marks. Suspicion then
fell on the. woman's barkeeper, Patrick Man
ming. He was arrested, and when going to
prison declared that he had no money what
ever, but when searched at the statiOnhouse
several large bills were found in his
pockets. Mrs. Glennon had previously
stated that some of her money had been
folded in peculiar fashion, and the bills
taken from Manning were folded as de-
seribed. William McCaffrey. John Maher
and Edward Rider were also arrested, as
it is believed that they took part in the
robbery. Mrs. Glennon filed an affidavit
against them yesterday before Judge Evans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARDIFF al who are suffering from the
errors and lndlscre tions OF youth nervous Teak
q receipt that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self.addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH +. IMAM, Station D. Bible
House, Few York City. mil eod& w6m
Once New Orleans and Carr0lis0n Rail.
road Company, New Orleans, April a. l876.-At
special Meeting of The Board of Directors, h-ld
this day, a dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PR
CENT was declared out of the earnings of the
last three months, payable TO the stockholders on
and after THURSDAY, the twentieth instant.
APPS ITO P. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOT1CEs
United States Internal Revenue Special
Taxes. May 1, 1876, to April 30,
1877.
NVHE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED
l. States, sections 1922, 3237 1898 and $685. re-
Quire every person engaged in any business. avO-
cation or employment which renders him liable
to special tax to procure and place conspicuous
4 lamp denoting the paymsnt Of said special tax
for the special tax year beginning ~ 1876, be.
fore commencing or continuing business after
The taxes embraced within the provisions of
the law quoted are the following. viz: >...
Rectlhers. ...... $500
Dealers Wholesale liquor. ................... 100
Dealers in mat liquor, whOlessle ............. so
Dealers in malt liquors, RETAIL 20
Dealers in leaf tobacco. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Retail dealers in leaf tcbacCo. 500
And on sales Of over $1,000, fifty cents for
every dollar in excess Of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ..,.,.. 5
Manufacturer Of stills. ........ ...,.. so
And for each stili m manufactured. :......... 20
And for each worm manufactured. .. 20
Manufacturers Of tobacco. ..............., 10
Manufacturers of cigars. .............,.... 10
horees or other amin Observation-Disclosures. 50
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class two horses
pea 81 other s sInimaas) Is
Psddss: q toSaesc, fourth ci::: ION fs:s Or
Bre Saso q sS' sss sssn scc
Brewsrs Of 500 basrels or ore............... 100
Any person. = liable, who shall fail to connolly
ss1er enc sssssas VI" 's 70
Persons o arns liable to PAY any q the special
taxes named above must apply t. John Cockrsm.
New Orleans. and psy Sbr and prseure ths .leeiei
tsx stamp Or staDle they nes4 DG1eE - LAY. j,
1s7s' and without faithsr nstisS ,,.
CenmiesIenw Il Inosenal 1ovoeuo.
oMee q latss1A nsvenns. wacnt1sts.. 2, g.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention, Southern Republicans Of tho
Third Ward.-A meeting Of tina Third Ward
Branch viii be he1, TUESDAY. April 10. at 7:3O r.
full attendance is requested The visiting com
m.tee of tbs central rgsnizst alton will be present.
for the install alton Of elected Off cers and the
initiation OF new members.
By order of the President:
api8 1t B. MEYER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
Appointments.

Appointments.
Governor Kellogg has appointed 5. K.
Davenport justice of the peace for the
sixth ward Of Morehouse parish, vice w. P.
Cowen, and Paul Polite inspector Of weights
and measures of Pointe Coupe.
Be persuaded. Fifty dollars
Be persuaded. VIII 90 II.
Be persuaded
Try to win
Try to win
The big prize,
The big priza,
On April 90.
Golden Drawing, Ga April %.
Opera House. On April %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

It 10 further ordered that on tho sABso Aay 81
month and within the hours appointed - Sobeo.
said, there shall be elected in zach and 0VuI9
ward Of this parish two delegates to the Rovu
can Parish Executive Committee (excspting u
those wards whore the said delegates have ah~a1v
been elected, whose term shall begun en Nnnll
tho seventh day Of May, 4. D. 1876.
It il further ordered that the p9eddann -
secretaries Of the several Repnbhcan esn1116
ward clubs furnish snch delegates eleose0 NJ
proper credentials, which shall be forwnx6a1 ~
ont delay to tho 6ecrotary Of this RaRkA -
tive COMMITTEES for attestation and tronsuiEGi1n
to the Secretary Of the State CenfRal Rxoeu11V0
Committee Of Louisiana - = =
By order Of the Committee.
JAA1S L1W7S, RxeaannnA.
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Hall of the Fourteea,h Ward RadlcaI

Hail of the Fourteenth Ward Radical
Re- publican Mother Club, New Orleans, April Is,
l876.-By order of this presto .ht notice is hsreby
givent hi a meeting of ,hs above club will be
held at heir hail. on TUESDAY. April 10, 1875. at
7P. w. for The tran Of impor. 1T business.
apl6 81 J. J. GUTIERREZ Secretary.
N0tfce.-NOtics Ia hereby given that Q special
meeting of the Tenth Ward Ceatral Republican
Cue will be he d on next TUESDAY EVENING. at
eight o'clock sharp, at the club room on FIRST
rect, for hs purpos- of transacting important
business. Msm0ers will p'eass take notice and be
on hand promptly. p. B. S. PINCHBACK,
apis 2t President,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

RECOVERY OF JUSTICE ADAMS
day Justice Adams resumed his seat at the
Four to Municipal Police Court for the first
time since the wound he received on Dry
AIDES street. His appearance was welcomed
with pleasure by all who do business in
that court, and he received many congratu-
lations from those who were present.
WEEKLY MORIUARY REPoRT.-Dr. 8. C.
Russell, secretary Of the Board of Health,
reports the following number of deaths in
the city of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday, April l6, at P. NJ:
Three of spoplexy. 3 Of bronchitis, l OF
chronic bronchitis, l of burns. 3 OF
Brig hits disease. l of cancer, OF cancer OF
of cholera morbus, of cirrhosis of liver,
l of congestion of the bowels, 2 Of con-
gestion Of the brain, l6 of consumption, 9
of infantile commissions, of puerperal con-
vnlsions, 3 of adult debility, l Of iDfantile
debility, of diarrhes. 2 of chronic diarrhea,
Of dropsy in the chest, l of dysentery,
of difficult birth, of diphtheria, of en-
tero-colitis, 3 of congestive fever, l Of ma
larial fever, typhoid fever, 2 of castro en-
teritis. / of disease of the heart, OF hemi-
plegia, l of hopping cough, of iDfianma.
ton of the bowels, l Of Inflammation of the
liver, 9 of Inflammation Of the lungs, l
Of lock jaw, of adult marssmus, Of in
fantle marasmus, Of measles, Of menin.
gifts, of cerebro spinal meningitis, OF
Of old age, 2 Of paralysis, l of p.riton,tis:
of pericarditis, of premature birth. OF
smallpox, Of tertiary syphilie, OF teeth
ing, l of tables mesenterica, l OF gun
oh ~ / RtafA0.
ia. OF the above AZ were chiliren
under five years of age. Number inferred
from public institutions l6; on certificate
of coronere, Is; on certificate OF midwives,
2. In addition to the above stillbOrn ctll-
dren were reported in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

SECOND WARD.-A mass meeting Of tho
second ward Republican, was held Last
night ct Wilson's Hall, corner Of Rampant
and Delord streets. Tho meeting va
oallsd . order BY Mr.. +. w. 0tanSbury,
who noninated Mr. George Dean - pred
dsnt and 1(r. John L. Brown - seeretAsy,
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AFTERNOON gepoRr-3:43 M

Meteorological and River Report.
The following statement Of the weather and
r iveIs is furnit he'd bv the Sigma Service office
stationed at New OIlg ans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

BRIEF MENTIoN.-There exists a city or
dinance which says that no awning shall
hang lower than eight feet from the ban
quette, yet there are many, violations of
the law. Captain Lawlor might take a
look, especially at No. II Royal street, and
then cross over to three other places on the
same thoroughfare, just below Cont street,
and warn the proprietors that they are
doing wrong. People who yesterday passed
the first mentioned place were compelled to
double their bodies or step into the street.
Particulars of the picnic to be given by
Mechanics No and Mississippi No. 2 will
soon be advertised.
The Board of Police has not yet given a
decision in the cases of Captains Flanagan
and Schrei5er.
The fire alarm sounded yesterday morn
ing from box No. 65, was rung because the
old fire in q feed store on Peters street
broke cut again. This was the third or
fourth time.
The Milneburg fire company is not called
out often, but when it is. flames must dis
appear. A small building was on fire, last
Sunday, but in little less than no time, the
owner, Mr.. Miguel, was gratified to hear
that all danger was over.
Little Joseph Mackey must be bad one
and uncon trollsble by ordinary means, ~
his father caused him to be arrested as .
vagrant.
The steamboat Grand Republic, an en-
tirely new vessel, has left St. Louis for this
city, having ON board large excursion
party, some of them having sections OF the
jetties, which they intend planting at South
Pass.
Easter has seldom been 90 generally cole
hra%a6 a fhA laat 0nA vaa in this city,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18
Rooms Republican Parish Execnfavo
Committee OF the Parish Of Orleans New Uriesaa.

March Is. 1876
WHEREAS, The Union Republican National Con-
veEtOn, fOrl the nomination Of car didates II
President andSvice President Of the United StStso
will be held in the city Of Cincinnati on Wedneo-
day. the fourteenth dey Of june 1876; and
tive Committee has called = convention Of tho Re-
publican party Of Louisiana, to assemble in The
day Of May 1876 for the purpose Of selecting dsss
gates and alternates to the National C0ovon sions
Therefore. 1t 10 hereby ordered that an ootioa
DO held throughout the respective wasds In the
parish Of Orleans, ON MONDAY, THB PlRSf DAT
OF MAY. 1876. between such hours ~ tHe several
Cubs may appoint, for delegates to the HtAto O..
vention aforementioned.
The representation from each ward shan b -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

DIED OF HIS WoUNDs.--Mr. John King,
who was shot in the fraoas at the Ne
chanics' Institute on Wednesday night,
April ), died last night at twenty minutes
to eight o'clock at his residence No. 296
Gircd street, from the effects of his wounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-18

New Orleans, March 2. 1S16.-To Hon.
Z. W. Devices. Chairman Of District COMMITTEES
Fourth Congressional District Of Louisiana
you call at early day convention in the Fourth
Congressional District for the purpose Of noninat-
ing . candidate for Congress for said district ct
such time and place ~ you may deem proper. and
for the best interests Of the Republican party IN
said district to the end that subttantial justice
may be meted to said district and the party In th0
coming campaign.
Your 0bediont servants,
II. C. MYERS, L. G. JONES,
J. B. GRAY. JIM VANCE,
GEOR0B 7. KBLSO, MA. WALSH
CHARLES W. KRBTING, B. G. WHlTR
WILLIAM HARPER, SAMUEL THOMAN
C. C. ANTOINE, E. W. DURANT
H. RABY, e. HAMILTON,
A. B. LEVISRB, L. W. BAKER,
DANIEL KELLY, n. b. TWITCHRLL,
J. ]. JOHNSON, ANDY BOSLRY
HENRY B. ABBAT, THOMAS JOHNSON.