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NOMINATIONS.

II. M. Dufield, Of this city, was nomi'
mated to-day for Congress by the Repub
licans Of the First District.
J. II. Kilbourne, Of Big Rapids, Mich.
was nominated to-day for Congress by the
Democrats Of the Ninth District.
DRs MoYsEs, IA. August 24.-Tht
Greenback Convention for the Seventh
Congressional District to-day nominated
Andrew Hastie, Of Warren county, fol
Congress.
FA1RBuRG, ILL, August A.-The Dem
ocrats Of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict to-day renominated Greenbury L
Fard. -4f CG=.
BUSHNELL, Ill, Augusta 24.-The Dem
ocrats Of the Tenth Congressional Distric
to-day nominated ]. II. Hingate.
LuDNaroN, MICH, August 24.-Tht
Democrats OF the Ninth District to-day
nominated J. H. Kilbourne.
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PLYMOUTH, August 24.-s.eamship St.
Germain, from New York, has arrived.
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The editor Of the Drois de RHomme
was convicted in the Correctional Tri.
bunal yesterday Of libeling the Chamber
OF Deputies and sentenced TO three months
imprisonment and a fine ofSG00.
coNTRADICTED.
The report Of the death OF NJ. De
Jaqueyillc Ia contradicted.
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ABOUT COAL.
CancelIng Coal Contracts.

PHIIADELHHA, August 4.-The Phil
adelphia s Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany Issued a notice to-day that all their
outstanding contracts Tor coal may be an.
nulled at the option of tho purchaser,
thus giving all dealers chance to buy
on an equal footing.
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DsrRo1r, August 24.-The National
Greenback Party held a State Convention
to-day at Grand Rapids, and nominated 8
full State and electoral ticket. .
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 24.-Further rein.
forcements will be dispatched to Cuba Al
the end Of September.
COINAGE DECREE.
kilograms from Madrid announce thai
ROYAL DEGREES have been Issued ordering
the coinage Of gold pieces Of % pestos
also Of silver pieces Of various demon
nations.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN Francisco, August 24.-J. c,
Flood, OF the firm OF Flood 4 o'Brien,
will leave for the East on Saturday. One
object Of the trip, it is stated, Is to make
arrangements for transfer Office OF the
Consolidated Virginia and California
companies, for the convenience Of the
New York Brokers' Mining Board.
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PROBABILITIES.

H. WAH DEPARTMENT,
OFYicE OF rHH CHIRV 6IsNAL ovTcER,
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 26.-l a. ~
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sr. LOUIS, August 24.-The unofficial
report sent to this city at noon to-day,
that G. A. Finkleberg had withdrawn
his declination as a candidate for Gov.
ernor Of this State and accepted the nom.
ination Of the recent Republican Conven-
tion, proves to have been true. He
formally excepted the nomination to-day
and will enter upon,the canvass Of the
State as soon as his business engage
ments will permit.
John NJ. Glover has been nominated
for reelection to Congress by the Dem
ocrats Of the Twelfth District Of this
State
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NoMINArArED FOR CONGRESS.

PITTSBURGH, August 24.-Hon. Geo. A.
jerks was to-day nominated for Con.
gress at Kittaning by the Democrats OF
the Twenty.fitth Congressional District
OF Pennsylvania,
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ST. LOUIS, August 24.-The Republican
State Committee held q secret meeting
this morning to consider what should be
done respecting the declination Of Mr..
Finkelberg as candidate for Governor.
It is understood that three prominent
members OF the committee were appoint
ed to wait on Finkelberg and again urge
him TO accept the nomination, and that
their mission proved successful. This re-
suit is not officially announced, but is
given upon authority believed to be reli-
okla
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pAsE BALL BATS AND CRooUET.

The leading Eastern and Western Daily and
Weekly PapeIS, Falhlon and UtsrAry Monthlies,
Ill furnished at publlihm' prices.
mys cH. oUnfBY, 1tll Mnkst 81.
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SURPLUS WHEAT


The Grangers estimate the surplus
wheat this season at 600 tons,
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NOMINATION.

TOLEDO, August 24.-The Democrats Of
the Sixth Ohio District, in convention at
Napoleon to-day, nominated Hon. Frank
H. Hurd for reelection to Congress by
acclamation. ...
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 2l.-D. W. voor.
hees speaks here tonight in interest Of
Tilden and Hendricks.
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DUFRERIS.

DulEerln leaves for the North on The
Amethyat tomorrow.
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REpURLIoAN STATE CoNyENTIoN.

The Republican State Convention met
in this city to-day. About 200 delegates
were present: The, convention resolved
to make no nomination for Governor.
Ex.G Governor II. s. Foote, Of Nashville,
and A. Fl. Pettibone, OF Greenville, were
chosen Presidential Electors for the State
at large. District Electors-Judge W.
W. GOodpasture for the Fourth district,
Hon. w. L. Prosser for the Fifth, A. NJ.
Hughes for the Seventh, and R. NJ. Hall
for the Ninth. The nominations for the
other districts were referred to the Con-
gressional District Committee. The plat.
form adopted reafiirms the principles Of
the Cincinnati platform, and also the
principles and policy OF the Republican
party Of. Tennessee as proclaimed by the
State Conventionfast NAV.
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APPOINTED ELEcroR.

NASHVILLE, August 24.-The Demo.
cratic State Committee to-day appointed
Hon. E, A. Jameson, Of Chattanooga,
Elector at large, rice Isham G. Harris,
who had declined the position. Jameson
is an original East Tennessee Unionist
and Wing,
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~POLITICAL NOTES.


New HAVEN, August 24.-The Prohi-
bition party Of this State have nomin.
ated the following State ticket: For Gov.
ernor, Joseph Cummins, D. D, Qate
President OF the Wesleyan University;
Lieutenant Governor, = Rogers; Sec
retary OF State, R. P. Cowles; Comptrol-
Ter, John A. Rockwell; Treasurer, NJ. A.
Dean. Presidential Electors were also
nominated. The resolutions adopted con.
demn both the great parties; demand
that the whisky rings be broken up, and
that the faithful officers who are REFORM
ing abuses be not displaced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25
BY ORDER OF TIE CONSOLIDATED AssOCIA
TON OF TIE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.

RY sELLE & MALOCHEE, ARMAND
THURSDAY, June l5 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in
the Second District of this city, will be sold by
ThE VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION situated
in the parish ST. Charles, in this State. on the
right ba"k Of the Mississippi river. about twenty.
seven miles above the city Of New Orlt ans; said
plantation measures Is sipsnts front on the Ms.
sisslppi river AID is bounded on the upper lire oy
the property formerly owned by Nicholas Chaovin
Delsry; and on the lover line by the property
d. pth on the upper line 20 50 a1psnts, and on the
lower line to 20 arpents, together with all the
buildings and improveme ats existing thereon and
two. story dwelling house, with large gallery
ali around, two cottages or anal houses alsrge
xii chen house, corn house, stable aud one negro
cabin in the yard
A brick sugar house. purgery an cane shed and
set Of SIX kettles, steam engine and mill oAgasse
burner and nine negro cabins a large able. coop.
eys shop ard shade with fifteen bars OF pea vine.
There are on the place sixty alp.nts OF plant
stuboie, more or less eighry-hve psIts Of Two
years sru5le more or less. and Us aIpents planted
In corn.
thr.e heifers, eight cane carts. three small carts
agricultural implements etc.
rerms-one.La lf cash in United States currency,
aud the balance on a credit OF one and two years.
IN notes secured by special mortgage and vendor
lien, bearing seven Der cent interest per mum
from the 0Ay Of sale until final payment. tue
sugar house to be kept insured, the p1lcy to be
transferred to the parties IN interest an IN case
will be required to pay i've per cent attorney Q
commission on the amount recovered, which com
mission shall likewise be secured BY mortgage.
Act Of sale before Amedee Ducatel. notary pub
lie, a. the expense Of the purchaser.
myl3 Is 81 les Is
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TaE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH O
ORYRANS

TOE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COCRT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS. -
CATHERINE KLINE VS.. Henry MARQUART-
No. 1888.
HRRBBY CERTIFY THAT on THE THIRTEENTH
i day OF April. 1876, Judgment was rendered
in this court In the entitled suit in the words and
fxlrea following. to wit:
Catherine Kline Va. he nry MaEquart-No. 1888
On montion of Samuel Myers. Of counsel for
plaintiff and on produco G to the court due proof
in support of faid plaintiffs demand, the law and
evidence being in her favor it Is ordered edudged
entered on the tenth ins. ant be now confirmed
and made final, aud accordingly that there be
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff. Catherine Kline
and against defendant, Henry 4arquaHt her nus
band decreasing . separation or property ana
dissolution Of the community OF acquestS aod
gains heretofore existing between the said partte:
Il ia further aijudxed and decreed that the said
plaintiff do resume and have the sole MANAGE
ment Of her paraphernal property, and that she
do have ana recover OF the said defendant, her
husband the sum of six hundred and twenty seven
dollars and sixty nine cents with legal interest
thereon from judic al demand, to wit March "
1876 until paid and costa Of suit with privilege =
allowed by law to married women on the prop
ertv Of their husbands.
Judgment rendered April 10. 1876.
Judgment Aligned April l9: 1915.
In testimony whereof. have hereunr0 set my
hand and axed the seal Of the said court. aS the
city Of New Orleans this ninet eenth Apr1
in the year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred
AID seventy.sx and the one hundredth year Of thu
Independence OF the Unit StaseA
apps myl3 Is +. A. LUNIMAIS, Deputy Clerk.
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The Rivers.

The N1veFss
During the past week the Red river mas
fallen six inches at Shreveport. The Mis-
souri has risen from four to seven inches
between Fort Sully and Yankton, but has
fallen from five to thirteen inches between
Omaha and st. joseph, and from wv 70
eight feet between Leavenworth and Her
mann. The Mississippi has fallen from one
IN two feet between Dubuque and Keokuk,
ak and half at St. Louis and three at
Cairo, but has risen two feet at st. PAUL.
seventeen inches at Lacrosse, sixteen ct
Memphis and one foot at Helene; the water
s.;ll remains from two to three feet above
tho danger line between Helena and Vicks'
burg. The Ohio has risen three and halt
feet at Pittsburg, eight at Marietta and ak
teen inches at Cincinnati, but has fallen
nineteen inches at Evansville and twenty
nine at Paducsh. The Savannah has fallen
two and . half feet at Augusta. The Gum
berland has fallen seven and hall 1ees d
Nashville. The Tennessee has fallen from
eiuht to tan feet between Johnsonville end
Chattanooga. The Arkansas has fallen 81
feat at Little Rock. The Aileehany, Aoaee'
eahela and Youghiogheny are nov falnss
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how to utilize it became matter Of great
moment. There remains the question.
The professor says that he can accom-
plish more than th,s-he can easily bottle
any kind Of shadow, colors and lines, with
pencils of light and delicate shades, I'll true
to nature. which ehould greatly interest Ill
kinds of scenic artists.
Our hero may be little Eighty in his
imagination, but not much more 90 than
others who have made considerable talk In
the world. r-.M..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

HETAKEs New DEPARTURE.-Aftero our
expose of Brigadier General Smythers' two
important inventions, that higa.toned lndi-
vidual changed his name and locality, in
the hope tina. he might perfectly sink his
identity. His genius for great inventions
can not be suppressed, no matter what his
name or his abiding place; he can not be
suppressed or pulverized by the common
herd. His active brain will work, no mat
ter where he rests his perturbed spirit.
Having purposely stolen small sum OF
money, he gladly accepted . situation IN
the Parish Prison, not that be is felon,
but because he thought that the best and
surest method to secure oblivion was to per-
petrate a larceny and take the conse'
quences. Once in DURANGO he telt certain
that, all other cases aside, he could depend
on his wits to produce something grand
make an invention which would not only
startle the world, but make his everlasting
fortune for all time. He is not like Micaw'
Der, waiting for something to turn up out
turns up things for himself Having often
builded beautiful and expensive castles IN
the air, he bethought himself OF metnoo
to fix those s.ruc lures in such manner
that they might become source OF wealth.
to him.
On the expiration of Ills term he left the
nrisou q wiser man, having matured MS
nlaus to surprise the scientific world.
H,s idea was to find man, no matter
what kind of a man, only so it was vlsion'
a,v one. one who dreamed of great things
and constructed beautiful castles In the ar
He did not travel far, indeed he did not
leave the Jail to discover person whose
mind wandered in cloud-land. The neces
sarv individual was easily found. Smythefs'
who had assumed the name OF Professor
w;nvard. informed the person that he could
readily make untold sums OF money ny
transit King the shadows of his mind and
bot.l;np them on the instant, no matter no"
extensiye the castles in air. His victlm'
seeing that he had nothing to Lose ana soine-
thing to gain, quietly submitted and at once
began to dream of great things. De con.
structed q mosque, in his mind, which woula
cost millions of dollars, embellishing It Win
precious stones and costly mosaics, AL DO
yond human price. When the thing was
accomplished he motioned the professor
that he was prepared for . sitting. Inc
professor arranged his airy apparatus ana
incontinently trans6xed the picture in .
clear glass bottle. The dreamer awoke and
looked ON his production, struck with great
wonder. There it was, exactly - he had
manufactured it in bis sleepless brain, bu'
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STOCKS! STOCKS!
PROMIsSORY NOTES AND BILL OF RXCHA NG8
SUCCESSION OF PLACIDB FORsTALL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 1855.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTI0NR1H-
ID Onice No: IS R.yal strset-THURSDAY. May
g. 1876, at 1890 P. NJ, vi be sold st public auc-
tion .. my Office No. rs Royal str ct, bstween
B.enville and Customhouse streets by virtue a1d
in pursuance to an order from the Hon. 4. L
Tissot, judge Of the second District Court for tho
parish OF Orleans. dated May u, 1876, for account
Of the above succession
$40 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New
Orleans.
IS shares Southern Bank.
~ shar.s Union National Bank Of New Orleans.
100 shares Louisiana Oil Company.
share New UYleAns Mutual Insurance Compenv.
20 shares Canal Street, City Park and Lake Rail.
read Company.
20 shares Calcasieu Sulphur and Mining Company.
Is shares Burrs Burrs Copper Company, Of Ten.
nessee.
10 shares National Telegraph Company.
shares New Orleans Pneumatic P1opelling Com.
pAuy.
Promissory note for $3.50; claim Of sim Is
against the FIRST National Bank Of New Orleans;
bill Of exchange Of g., 500 frauca.
For full particulars see inventory NED in the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Terms-Cas h before transfer. myl3 10 1885
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MAYoaALrY OF new ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, MAJ "a 1876.

MAYoaALr1 OF new ORLEANS,
City Hall, Mas "a 1876.
mo. 353i-Administration Series.l
Resolred, That permission be and Is mere
by granted to the Crescent Ci.y d ha,soa ~
TchoupiSoulas and Philip streets, and to es'
tabIisi q blacksmith and shoelng shop on
Louisiana avenue, between Chippewa ana
Annunciation streets, revocaoie at the
pleasure OF the Council.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, May %, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
r RI HARDY. Secretary.
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a New seutheru Aeeraceien.


The busy season is near its close, and our
eitissns ere coming their summers pro-
graame Of pleasure and recreation. The
oentennial exposition will draw large num-
bers to tho Quaker metropolis, but it is
gratifying to note that more than ever be-
fore is disposition manifested to seek in
Southern resorts that health and enjoyment
which it has been too much the fashion to
purchase at great cost in distant places.
For two or three years this tendency to sup
pert home institutions has been notably on
N increase, with the very natural result
that attractiveness and facilities have kept
pace with enlarged patronage, until
elimination has been attained in the erec-
ton of the "Grand Hotel" at Point Clear,
which leaves even habitual visitors to the
famous caravanseries of Saratoga, Newport
or Longbranch nothing to wish for.
On one of the lovliest sites of the entire
American coast, where invigorating sea-
breezes mingle with health giving zephyrs
from scented pine forests, where drives
and promenades through groves Of spread
ing oaks and magnolias WOO Iassitude from
the invalid and the indolent, Messrs. 81. c.
Baldwin & Co. have erected hotel unsur-
passed for completeness in all its appoint
ments. Every comfort and convenience OF
drst class fashionable watering place can
oe had at the Grand Hotel. Its fittings and
arrangements are superb and wholly now.
Its facilities for billiards, ten-pins, beating,
shooting, fishing. driving, etc., are COM
pIete and under experienced management,
% that the man of the world need fear no
deprivation of accustomed pleasures; while
Q superior band will be ever ready at the
call Of Terpsichore's dsvotees.
That the capacities Of Captain Baldwin's
magnificent establishment will be thor
oughly tested by the elite of Mobile and
Montgomery society seems already assured.
and We can safely promise full repre-
sentstioa from the Crescent City during
tho glorious Southern summer evenings
now 60 near at hand. Point Clear was
ever popular with our people, and many
| pleasant "reminiscences inger with them
| and recall by-gone men and times. Under
| the new regime. with such reasonable
| charges a. are asked, the old popularity
can not but be increased. The rate fo'
board is to be only $50 per month, or % 81
per day. Passengers leaving New Orleans
ON the morning train arrive at Point Clea'
to dinner. The beautiful and fleet steamer
Annie makes daily trips from Mobile to TIT
point. All letters for further information
should be addressed to 81. C. Baldwin &
Co., proprietors, Point Clear, and promptly
too, for the formal opening will take plact
by the first Of June.
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MAYORALrY OF NBw ORLEANS,
City Han, May "a, 1876. )

MAYORALrY OF NBw ORLEANS,
City Han. May a. 1876. )
mo. 3530-Administration Series
Be it resolved, That the Administrator of
improvements be and hs is hereby author.
lied to advertise for sealed proposals for
rebuilding the foot bridge acr oes the Bayou
St. John, in accordance with the specitca-
tions on file in the Office Of the City Sur
veyOr.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. May %, 1876.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j 81. HARDY, Secretary.
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BRIEF MEST1oN.-Oficer Henry Nicely.
formerly OF the second precinct, but lately
of the sanitary force, died yesterday.
il Beales, convicted in the first crooked
whisky trial, was yesterday surrendered by
his bondsman.
There will be meeting at half-2ast seven
o'clock this evening, in the Chamber OF Com
merce room, of citizens who protest against
the Hawaiian treaty. It is intended to
raise fund sufficient to send . committee
to Washing ton to lay their grievances be-
fore Congress.
George Rose, Henry King and Amos Nc
Clelland were arrested on board OF the
steamboat Katie and locked up in the CEN
trail station, charged by Mr.. William Hines
with the larceny Of three shovele.
John Hughes was arrested and locked up
in the third precinct station, by Officer
Ward, charged with picking the pockets Of
drunken man, at the corner Of Crossman
and Peters streets.
Tuesday night the police made . raid on
the barrel house of Patrick Sherman. on
Delta, between Poydras and Lafayette
streets, known as the Big Indian. and
locked up twelve men, who were in the
place at the time, charged with disturbing
the peace. Sherman, the proprietor, was
also charged with keeping . disorderly
house.
About 3 quarter past four o'clock yester
day evening an infant about two years and
hslf old, con of joaquin Gsspsrdo, fruit
vendor in the IRENE Market, was run ove'
by q baker cart, corner of Orleans and VII
lere streets. The driver, Daniel Baker, wa
arrested and locked up in the fourth pre-
cinct. The child was taken to the drua
store corner of Orleans and Where streets
aad his injuries pronounced slight, he being
only bruised.
A difficulty occurred at the premises No
lo2 Rampant street about eleven oclocl
between Alfred Barnes and his wife, Maggie
Barnes, during which Mrs. Barnes was g
saulted, cut and severely wounded in he'
left side and left arm with knife by hel
husband, and who was locked up in tn
frat precinct station. Mrs. Barnes had hel
wounds dressed by DR.. Thorn, who pro
nounced them not dangerous.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee, New Orleans May Is, la7o.-Tne regu.
lar meeting OF this committee Will take place al
on FRIDAY May 26, at $50 P. N.
By order OF the President.
Hall Of The Ninth Ward Radical kepub.
lican Cantral Club New Orleans, May %, 1876-All
Republic n voters of the above named ward are
requested to come forward and register Their
and Dau oh1ne streets. from the twenty fourth OF
May to the first day of June Sunday excepted.
from p. n. to 7P.A. By order Of the president,
ISAM NICHOLAS
AxBRoss A. ANDERSON, Assistant Secretary.
my& IT. 70
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J. H. HARDY, Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF NRw ORLEANS, /
City Hall. May "a, 1870. }

MAYORALrY OF NV ORLKASs,
City Hall. May a. 1910.
(No 33-AdministratiOn Series.l
RESOLVED, That permission be and ia here
by granted to J. NJ. Ferguson to erect an
engine and boiler ct No. l5S Fourth street,
provided the building used be made nre
proof This permission revocaole 81 the
pleasure OF the Council
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, May %. 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.