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GERMANY.
MUCH THANKS
ti{etntfA Edhlet

l5ftfatd8 Gdot-l
DEnL1x, Feb. l3.-prince Bismarck has thanked
tho United States Cabinet and the American
Minister at Picking for supporting tho f3ermau
claims for tho punishment ot the Ch!noae'pirates
who plundercd and destroyed The German
schooner Hannah.
yoN ALEI3t.
phystclapn declare Count Won Artutn's soh
hopolessty i'll. His father ia expected soon IN
the Capital. The Emperor William has ordered
tbs Minister Of Justico 10 report on Count Ar
minis pardon. Ills sentence OF imprisonment
viii probably 10 transmitted into money fine.
TIE STANDARDIZATION uCAnCd. '
Tho ondeayo:a Of llcrr Kapp and other Legts-
latiTo Deputies urging the Government to . TO-
nunciation OF tho treasy Of naturalization With
America septn fFuitless. Tie Government up
holds the efficacy Of tho treaty.
p1sMARcK'a 8KELEToY.
Bismarck, In bis alluB[ous during hls speech
on Wednesday In tho Keichatag about the aoclet
iuetieatora Of tho wIz.alarm Inst spring, said.
| lladziri1c. and Count NosselEotde. tue Empteaa
| Chamberlain, that - an influential Court cls4u .
| continues intriguing" against ldm. and hoped t o
| effect bis (Diamarck's) removal
TuH DEUTSCHLAND.
| Loypoy Feb. 13.--The potfs Berlin dlapat th
| eeye Dre1nen Court Will begin m inquiry lpko
| tho losH OF tho steamer Deutschland. Tho P1tb-
| lie Prosecutor w1ll conduct tho proceedings fof
| tho Goyornmtnt,
Tie bishop Of Brcslau Las ietued N au hus+
| Lentep pastoral. IIc exhorts his flock to :AEm-
uess in their allegiance to tho Church.. The pas
torat ID addressed to diocebanB to both Aflstrla
and Prussia, notwithstanding his deposition by
| the prus4lan Cousts.
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Substance Of the Depositiou Of the
President Taken at Wash
ington.
Babcock tleyer Said or Did That Which
Would Not Become Honest
Men.
Gen. Webster Snys the President
and His Cabinet Arc in
Perfect Harmony.
TALK.
pESPpNuENcT.

pEspoNpExcz.
6oettai Dispdtch to Ths Chlra1o fT!bxns.
ST. Lou1s, No.. Feb. 13.-To.dAy hetng Sun-
DAY, nothing has trauBpired in WhiakT.n Ting cir
ctes worthy Of note. Tho ratn.etotm which s1ro-
vailed served 10 sweep tho gosstpeTa awaT from
the stroet-cornors, and /. was dlficait to get
hold oven OF runor sufficiently sensational to
stir up much excitement Dabcock Hpent n!n1oet
tho enttre day iu bis room ut the Lindell, and,
from the melancholy look which hc wore At tho
d!nncr-tablo, had evidently devoted few houEsto
meditation aud prayer. Though manifeat1y c1'-
dcayoring TO maintnin sauGuino expression, 1t
is stated in spite OF tho encouragement OF his
attorneys that ho ia quite despondont at tho
prospect heforo him. and feo}a rromonition
that tho Court will permit tho kilograms, which
furnish auch dau,u!ng proofs Of bis completely,
10 20 before tho Jury, and thus mako conviction
alrnoss unnvoidab1o Tho lawyors in tho caso
chow great anxiety about Tho probablo result Of
the pendng question, and both sideH admit that
| the fato Of tue defendant depends yosy largely
upon tie Courts decision Oh tue point inrolvod.
~ '-~-~.- DURATION.
| Judge frum will resume his argument
prom pity At TO o'clock tomorrow. II ID highly
probable that tho case for tho Government will
| morning. Unlcas furtha1 objections to the IN.
PRODUCTION OF erldonca shou!d lead 20 &t!la
further lengthy argnuensa on lar points. IN
| which event no possible limit or time can pe
With its side Of tho case tho leteuse will p1oba-
b}y OCCUPY even q longer tinso thno hhs beeu
consumed by tae prosecution. They have
perfect army Of witnosecs to examine. and
provo that ali tue really criminal Information
xiyeu to Joyce aud lfoDonhld Ia she city was
through tho agency OF 1logue and others. of
whose operations Con, DsbcocE WAS completely
, 1876-02-14
CROOkLETS.

8TATE 6-ATIOHSE3 HEED.
Two stories hre current Re to tho way In Which
the Times came 10 publish tho statement ehss
Charley Rcod Ind been indicted. Quo Is that
tho information wAs furnished by Daputy-sfaE~
ahal L N. luck, WHO visited tho Times ot51cs
Friday .ereniug and stated that tho Grand JnrS
had found aud returned such a bill. II this bo
20. It IL for Alr. Buck, Deputy Marshal, to OK.
plain why 1t WAS that. after haE1ug-is is alleged
on various occasions called at tic Times Office
TO giyo correct Information. he should have gone
theso this titno with q story about which there
waa not a shadow OF truth.
Tho other story Ia that aomo OF the employees
In tue Government Building grew weary Of the
mousiug Ways Of Times reporter, who was
otesnally peering into the papore OH taeis dcske.
1ausacking pigoon-l,olos, and studying blottets,
and resolved, in order to put stop to 1t. TO
"sell" !" him. Therefore, - the story Eoos, the}
took blank indictment and filed It Up with
sufficient number Of connts tnBerting air. tocd
uause, because thcy knew the reporter w9nla htte ~
easily at thns ho having been after Mr. 1teed for
monthB. Then tho document was 9eglsentlY
| Ieft On u desk aud tho roo1n deserted. Tho fo-
porter went II. No one VAS there. II was
golden opportunity. Ho saw this indictment
! looked ut tho uare, and, trembling with excite
1nent, made u brief abstract and then lied.
ewclled With d feeling Of "exclutiEo informa-
tson." Aud tho conspirators Eelolec.
| CoI HArTnEWs
did not return yesterday, but Hill probablyl bo
| seen Ut tile Custon1-I1ouso to-day. During his
| absence the Affairs OF hin department arc nm
| der tho exceltent cara Of Col. Kinney and Col.
| brown. his deputies.
Tho Two Dtookses arc still In d s!ranEe land,
but their familiar faces may, and probably will,
| 10 seen It ftbe Cueton- Houa3 before any ono IL
| aware that thev arc within a10 nies OF the city.
:. Tho 01anda jury wi,l meet tllis morning, ard
attend to fixing up their Rceonot with keoloT y
Kervin, which will probably oo returned int
thiB. thev will ftsthef consider tho cases Of th
romtining
| oACaHns AND sTnnE1EErERs,
Who hayo 30 far escaped tho wrath to come.
The second batch will he called upon to p!on
| this morning, when it is expected that motion
to auaeh will DO thicker than loaSes in Fallaa1
b.ossa- Days will he sos for ttcir argument ~
the approaching TRIALS thofoby bo staved oil I
| long Is possible.
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-...-,...,-
REDMOND PRENDlV!tLE.
WHAT THE rRrstpEN1 or THE Dotno or runLfo
wo,xs HAS TO sAY.
uu... ~, ro.A thu attainment Of Mr., Ed
'o .'.,''.t.a ;on ~ III. mo,niuo.. Tn,nr.r ,"
Nea'c, pnnllfhou II '','e . n..,as. ns,"si,.,,,.
asked tho reporter OF al!' Ne'@ona t''oo4''''''
.yo, rnah Il this morptny ye,y caro-.
t,,,r. '.v.-~~
what do you think OF II :"
Wol1, ! did think thoso Wnto eonno tsaoda At
tim cnartcr election Until Ed Nnalo sall 10, but
NV nv f.,tf Ia sous rllas shaken.''
~" n.y.. urs .A -,
"WnS .,,,u. .,uor. ,nx..,a,
"Nlly? Decausn "oosdns oehoso kny'a'oe
that Ed Noalc sayh.'
"put in lis statement Of thIs morning 10
.;,,.a nm. n,ocoa .n,, aato. and eays ho will
e''ss aa' .,:. ,r,,.,, p,r -, III. ,i,oon,iona
swear to tue tsnsa OF mn aHoeatlons'
II kno" he docs. bns hno" hI'n' and don't
be}ova : word OF hts Story
;. nld hn hottt q uositton uuder yor z"
~. cn,x,, ca,,c to mn and mixed M to
| tes' t.,'I L' -. EasIa a. In "a. nnor ami had
40 sometu1"E w ia ths M.vnr md nttbina
for hen'e anu nane .ns nt co,sn He rnn," ~
W. "n5 - st.rnnrir ,,,,f Eca,r waa mar. tbat
neniIu nn.,is ~, Nv lin, IN Tn natsr police.
:. i}d Won not him ct catching rats In the
| sewor3n
mo. Thero wss groat waste Of wator At
1
lin neTnrs to find out from what r8iynto drain
| thc waste camo. We organized tie gangs no
that tl,o samo men would 10 down only onco In
Two rooku, The sccoud excursion Neale was
On. and refused to 80. Three othcsb wont IN
and n1.o faiutcd, and tl,at ras tho last time NC
eent nnv nno in,''
| MD Yo1t p1scnAnnE F1sALE?"
.tYcs. and Cotvin ca,no to mo OF sont 10 mo
aftorWartis and wanted mo 10 put him On again.
M rnnstntod him."
:" Was ho discharged second ttma I"
nYcs. ue told como ono that ! lot Of water
r,nea wero lyiug around l.onla Wahls place.
'rhe fact waa Wahl wanted spmo work tone and
mi All estimate from plumber OF $3.50. some.
body told him TINT our mon had Just been dis.
| charged. nnl thov could do The work bcttor than
sny QUO olyo at the samo money. Wnhl gave
1hsn, The lob, md WHOM tho bill canc in il
amounted to over $500, and Wahf was nad q
tint. Then Eealo told reporter his version o.
th H." ,tory' and Wah1 vas madder thar
J avcr Tho ronorter nojnted Eea!o out e
| Vail Al liz informant, and Wahl sait
10 snnposod ii was man who had btartoi sha
warn. aud not . thi,u tI,eu discharged Ncale.
Sesia aaserts thae to aar 1,ong d'op sbo to-
ballots on tho table. aud rays 10 told Mayor Col
I y,n OF IL"
"I:snnv he ioea but 1 don't bclloye II.
! | lrow fTsrvcv CALVIN. and know that he wou1
r.ien the min that durod tol him OF i!Iegt
] rn,inr."
! ,.wu.r nm co,y:y aAx
, 1876-02-14


rAn1a, Fob. 13.--LAt9ie, a DonspAfties Jour-
ual. published 1t Ajaeclo. has been se!zed aud
rrosccrtod for attacking ths Government, and
publishing tho proclamation tssued By Napoleon
from Htllo1mBhole In 1871.
DEAD.
Louis Marcein, Compta 10 Carno, tho eminent
Publiclst, and member OF tho French Academy.
Ia tchd.
uabrlel Andral tho distinguished physician.
Is dead. ......
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Pans, Fob. 1J.-Princo Napoleon has Issued
IN address to the elcctoFa Of Ad1accio. 10 says
.Ihn form OF government u not 10 question.
II oIista. accept It frankly." He donaes thai
lis acceptance ot tho Eopublio 10 dictated
by ambition OF persona! inte1eat, but O..
os t,ouss iio CONCLUDES - follows: ~ rospoo
tue form Of government withou: any bitterness.
provided it insnEes order. Justice. and liberty.
PARTISAN Of rsogross." Ilontult and Decazes
have :sBued strongly Nopub!ican addrasses-
, 1876-02-14
RRLlEE.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Liout. Hov. Antoine.
state- e-suporintendcnt- Education Dromn. aec-
resasy.of-stato poslondo, md all ths colored
members Of tho General Assembly. hare signed
dispatch to pinchbaclk stating that, while they
desire to ace him Senator, they regard Senator
lhuco's speech a. Impoiitic, aud aganas tho true
fpts1ests OF the colored race.
, 1876-02-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Mira YonX Feb. l9.-ArEi7ed, tho steamsFS
Canada {.om London, and AdriAttc, from Llver-
pool. ....
NEW Yonk. Fob. 13.-AHlVcd. shs steamer
Wyoming. from Liverpool
tuxgSs4owa. Fob. 13.-Arlved, tho Ger
msnta, fsom Nav York.
rLruouru, Fob. 13.-Tho steamer Frlsls. from
Nsw YORK, has arrived. 90,
ocEEssrowx, Feb. l3.-The steamship I'LL
polb, from Philadelphia, lss arrived.
, 1876-02-14

NEW Yonx, Feb. 13.-rha Sans Washington
special rays private dispatch received from
Now Orleans alleges that thcro arc good ressons
for believing tho tsaud Jury found indictments
against j. Hale Sypler aud James +. cAHey TOT
cpuuoction with the Whisky Ring.
, 1876-02-14

THEHSUHER OF IGEINOFS.
6rr,sar1E1p, ILL.,, Fob. ts.-Under the present
Constitution, tue State Treasurer is only eligible
ouo term. Thomas 8. Ridgewa!, tho present
State Treasurer, Is rece,ylng lotters from all
portions Of the State asking II le is candidate
for recollection. As ho Is ineligible. asprants
aud their friends mhy govern themselves accord.
iugly.
, 1876-02-14

WJSWVN1VW
hpse,at i>tspdteh 10 Ihs Chttdao Tribune.
Osi1EosI, Wis., Feb. 12.-Ths Republican
Convention Of tho Trenty-hrst Senatorial Dls-
trio. to-day elected phi1etus Sawyer and ". 2.
Rounds delegates to tho Slate Convention; Both
aro understood to warmly favor united l'lsiho
federation from Wisconsin,
, 1876-02-14

LONDON, Fob. 13.-Mr. nytAnd. Libtrsl, ha
bepn returned to tho Commons from D&fnIeF.
10,
Lospox, Feb. 1s.-The Daily Netcs is inform
ID that Durham unl!erslty has declined 70 sens
teauil International regatta
, 1876-02-14
SPAIN.


LoNnoN, Feb. 14.-The Times dispatch from
st. Jean 10 Luz reports tho main body Of Car
l!sta under Gems. Ctset.a aud Pasuia IN AmaH
dpz aud UaIIoltt.
, 1876-02-14

Tbs New York Sunday Citizen announces that
tho defense Of the Si1ty-nsnth Regiment from
charges nude sgalnat u u 6hernan'e memoirs
will aoop be published.
, 1876-02-14

GOOD NEWS FOR TIE POOR MAN.
NEW yoag, Fob. ia reduction Of fully 50
Per cont in routs IL probable throughout ths city
this spring.
, 1876-02-14

Horny C!oxs hAs beou unanimonsl{ Tag.
tpitted to membership Of tho New. York 6soaA
md Gold Exchanges.
, 1876-02-14

"Thsn Tou aro not 90 TRAD Of tho of1co that
you won't run again on anro Thing =
"Oh CANNON"
, 1876-02-14
WANTED.
SITUATION v ANHBD,

uy q man Of sovornl years. business o1pori-
enco as Cashler. Bookkeoper, Correspond.
ont, or in any capacity whore faithful man
viii bo appreciated. Gan furnish bost Of rof-
arenoes, and givo security. Address Il IT,
Tribune oftlcc.
, 1876-02-14

"Wel1. should b. lowering myself to anaTer
lies down With dogs gets NJ with teas."
"uo you not know tint fraudulent votes were
cast in tho Ninth Wa1d IN tayor OF tho present
"No, don't. don't know that q fraudulent
voto was ever cast In this city for anything"
"IIaycn't yon heard that fraudulent votes
wc1o cast In tho Slush Ward In favor Of tho
Chartas7"
"Oh hare heard 10"
"Do YOU believe it ("
"No, don't"
10 you bclievo that tho full yote cast in the
| Etuth woro houcst votca T.
"yca, do; l belloyo eycsy ons Of them was. !"
"If it could be shown you TINT tho veto poilea
uss larger than tho hones. yote In sho waId' A.
~ should want soma better eTdouce than tho
| word OF that dog."
!" Do you moan Scale who VAS In your room
OIL o1ectloa-nteht. who drank your whisky aud
anoked your cigars. alI Tor whom you hxcEtca
| your Influence twice 7"
:" Yes, mean just him."
"Hayo you ever beard how many yotcs WeEo
CAS-. In the Ninth It ths Charter eleetlon!"
+" llayo sou any Idea ?"
"Nu."
"Yes you are positive they wefo all honest
yotes7"
!" I bol,ero they wese yeu."
Tue acting Nayoe thsa went lnto I long sx-
plauatlou of tho Charter nnd It's atiEaestunb. bus
It had no bearing on tue subJe OF tue inter
ylow. My only objection to it IT," no Gnu
e!uded., "!hat Il makes mo Mayor until 1871
When, lp fact aul tired ot ths office,
hut CAN'T GET OUT"
II hesrd tho othoE day that you aro going t.
ro,irn = mouth before 4le election, how il
thaL I" ...,. ... ...
II will reslgu IL they will put up ono maj
agaust MS -w
, "Ana not otherWisa9'
+ mo- sir."
\ "Do Jou think you can beat TINT mani"
Eur thluk there & 10 doubt OF il"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
Comma dore Perry's Flagship.

Among the revolutionary relics which
will shortly bs placed on exhibition is what
remains of the flagship Lawrence, of Com
modore Perry's famous feet 1t was taken
from the harbor OF Erie on Wednesday and
shipped pieceueal by railroad to this city.
to be put together at the exposition. At
the close it will be cut up and sold as canes,
chairs, etc. For sixty years the hull has
laid in Misery bay in the harbor. as the yes
eel was found go leaky after the battle that
it was sunk for preservation. 1t was liter
ally riddled with shot and shell, and the
marks or stains may be seen In every
plank. The timber from which this
and the other vessels was built was
standing in the forest on the shore three
months before the fleet sailed up the lake to
meet the British. Oar ancestors had enter
prise and energy in those times, as we'll as
their sons have now. But they had no ma
chinery, steam and other facilities to aid
them. Courage and ingenuity we're their
reliance. They were victorious in work
aud war because they never surrendered.
Where the timber of the feet grew was part
of the hunting grounds of the Fries and
their tributary tribe, the Massasaugas, AID
was in sight OF the council grounds of both.
firing finally of constant raids, the Six Ma
ti0ns combined in a war of determination.
They slaughtered nearly all the warriors,
saving only few prisoners. These, with
the squaws and children, were divided
among the Six Nations and adopted as part
of their own. A fine building for the &C.
commodation of picnic and fishing parties
has been erected and fitted up handsomely
on the Massasaugs council grOunds.-Phila-
delDLiH Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
An "Awfulo Story.

There was once an awful little girl, who
had an awful way of saying lawful to
everything. She Lived in an awful house,
in an awful street, in an awful village,
which was an awful distance from every
other awful place. She went to an awful
school, where she had an awful teacher,
who gave her awful lessons ont of awful
books. Every day she was go awful hun.
CRY that she ate an awful amount of food,
so that che looked awful healthy. Her hat
was awful small, and her feet were awful
large. She went to an awful church, and
her minister was an awful preacher. When
she took an awful walk she climbed awful
hills, and when she got awful tired she sat
down under an awful tree to rest herself.
In summer she found the weather awful
hot, and in winter awful cold. When it
didn't rain there was an awful drouth,
and when an awful idrooth was over there
was an awful rain. So that this awful girl
was all the time in an awful state, and if
she does not get over saying "awful" about
everything she will, by and by, come to an
awful end. And this awful little girl lives
in this awful Cincinnati Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
Lomcial.l

Rooms State Central Committee Of the
Republican Party Of the State of LOusianA-The
following preamble and resolutions we're adopted
at . meeting Of the State Central Committee held
March Z, 1876:
WHERKAs, Tho Union Republican National Con-
vention for the nomination of candidates for
President and Vice President Of the United States
will be held in the city Of Cincinnati on Wodnee-
day. the fourteen tn day Of June, 1876; therefors,
boit
Resolved, That q convention OF the Republican
mar Of the State Of Louisiana be and 10 hereby
called to meet in the city Of dew Orleans on
TUESDAY, the thirtieth day Of May, 1876 for the
the National Republican Convention
Resolved That the basis of representation In said
convention shall be enc delegate for every four
hundred Republican votes cast at the last general
election for State Treasurer in each parish and
each ward of the city Of New Ore ans and one dele
gate for fraction over 0Re.half Of four hundreds
provided, that each parish and each ward Of the
city of New Orleans shall have at least one del-
egate.
Resolved, That the several parishes ard wards
of the city of New Orleans will be entitled to the
number Of d6leGatoe as fOllOwG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
THE PURPLE VIOLET.
By SARAH d. CLARK.

The lowly broom, wore on the knightly helmet OF
Anjou,
Tho ha roy thistle SGT with thyme and rne
The sovereign roses wreathed with sword and
lance,
The golden lilies on the Ahie I'D of France.
These with the laurel and the bright blue-bel,
Old Scotand's sturdy children love 50 well,
Are twined for hero ls garlanis. AMI fer Stetes,
Borne BY the people through triumphal gates
The st.rry asters, flushed with morning light,
And golden rod, make all the hillside bright;
Yet most Of ell. on thee. nv heart 10 SET,
Thou darling Of my song, the tender violet.
know thy mother counts thee l0veliest.
So close she holds tht to her shelter ng breast,
She will not have thee scorched by sun and sky,
And tossed by every wind that passes by.
Yet clad in purPle leaves, suu.thrilled thou art.
His golden colOrs cleaning at thy heart,
Smiling each NOR ing ever glad and BRIGHT
Thy Joyous face all radiant In his light.
The gaudy holl yhocks may 1aunt all day.
And scatlet peoples stalks. red straaked AMI gay,
Nothing sbashad, the Q pride nor envy grieves,
Calm and sequs s:ered, uAder cooling leaves.
Would that the col0rs Of our lives might be
Matched we'll like thine and bleDt as royalty;
Some thing Of fragrance. even after death,
Dwells in the odOrcus sweetness of thy breath.
Boston Transcript.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

Resolved, That Convention Of the Republican
party Of the State Of Louisiana be and 10 hereby
called to meet in the city Of New Orleans, on
ting candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, Secretary of State. Auditor Of Public Ac.
Attorney General. and to nominate candidates foe
members Of Congress from such congressional dis.
tricts have not otherwise provided for district
sixth districts ard to nominate candidates for
electovs for President and Vice Presden Of tho
United States; also. to select a new State Central
Committee.
Resolved, That the basis Of representation In
said convention shall be one delegate for every
three hundred Republican votes cast 1t the last
general election for State Treasurer. in each
parish and each ward of the city Of New Orleans,
the three hundred: provided that each parish and
each ward Of the city of New Orleans shall have ct
least one delegate.
Resolved, That the several parishes and wards
of the city of New Orleans will be entitled to the
her of dale00tAa follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
were NO arrests made, and probably never
will be in the case.

A RAILROAD ACCIDENNT.-About four
O'Clock yesterday evening several boys we're
playing with o hand car on the new rail-
road being constructed on Toledano, near
Tchoupitoulas street, which resulted in the
car being showed over Nicholas Weber, nine
years old, breaking one of his legs below
the knee, and also receiving other injuries
about the body. The boy was taken to the
residence of his father ON Annuncistion,
between Pleasant and Toledano streets,
where he was attended by DR.. Schmittle,
who thinks it will DO necessary to smputate
the leg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

Rooms RepubIican PaF1ah EXecutfve
Committee Of the parish Of Orleans, New Orleans,
May q, l876.-Whereas, The kepubl can State Cen.
trail Executive Committee has called . c IN vention
Of the Republican party Of Louisl Ana, to assemble
twenty seventh day of June, 1916, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Governor, Lie utensnt
Cove rnOr, Secretary of State, Auditor Of PUBLIC
Accounts. Superintendent of Public E0uca ton and
Attorney General. and to nominate cand Ates for
members Of Congres, from such Congressional dis.
convention. to wit: TIL first and secoad districts,
and to nominate candidates for electors for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United States also,
to select o new State Central Committee.
Therefore, it is hereby ord ,red that IN election
be held throughout the respec tiye wards In the
rat Of june 1876, between such hof rs as the sew
ersl clubs may ap2oin', FIR delegates to the State
Convention Aforementioned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

It il further ordered that the preside and
secretaries Of the several Republican central
ward clubs furnish such del stes elected with
prOper credentials which shall De '0Iwcrded with
out delay to the secretary of the Parish Executive
Committee for Attestation and transmission to the
Secretary of the State Central Executive Com
niftee OF Louisiana.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
CHARLEs A. BIouIR, Secretary. mvT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

In diseases peculiar to females all pain
can be quickly relieved and permanent
cure Effected by the use of Florine, one Of
the recent discoveries from the cotton
plant. n. B. Morrison & Co., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sealed Proposals for tho Renting OF
Booths, Bars etc, for the Picnic to be given by
Philadelphia Fra Company No. "A. on SUNDAYS,
June and H. 1876. will be received until May Is,
1876, Bids must ate full terms and particulars.
The right TO reject all bids reserved to tho COM
pany. Address, W. B. KLElNPErER,
myi4 I'd No. 81 Camp street.
All persons holding bills against the
steamboat PIASA a e requested to send the same
without delay to the office of JAMES ANDREWS
CO., South Pass Jetty Contra stOrs, No. l22 Corn.
mon street, over Louisiana National Bank.
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