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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

JOHNSON WoRKINGMEN's CAMPAIGN
CLuB.-The johnson Workingmen's Cam
paign Club held rousing meeting at their
hall last evening. The room was densely
crowded. John Barrow, Esq, president,
stated the object of the meeting, and during
the transaction of business the Hayes
Guards, of the fourth ward, under e. Pope,
ESQ, grand marshal, marched into the hall,
with their handsome uniform, 200 strong,
with music at their head; and upon their
footsteps came the hunt Guards, Of the
eighth ward, under Isaac Gilbert. Esq,
grand marshal, numbering about 800, with
handsome and neat uniforms. The Hayes
Guards and Hunt Guards were welcomed
by Major w. II. Green, secretary Of the
club. after which repeated calls were made
for Captain Peter Joseph and Major Green,
Who then addressed the vast assemblsge,
numbering nigh on to 1000 persons. They
dispersed thereafter in the most orderly
manner. with three cheers for johnson,
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arc ready to tear each other to pieces. Mr..
Walker spoke of the terrible condition Of
our city finances, and asked II tho Demo
Gratis arc not responsible for her almost
bankrupt standing Is . city.
Mr.. Walker, not being in good trim to
make extended remarks, excused himself,
but promised to treat the club to . long DO.
litioal speech at an early day.
Mr.. +. X. Hyde gave The colored mem
bers little square talk, because he felt
certain that many of them would find them.
selves without vote on election day. sim.
ply because they are careless in regi 3tering;
No warned them to be very careful when
answering questions at the registration
of6ce; if your name is John. do not say
that 1t is j., but give full responses. If Re.
publicans remain steadfast they can suc.
coed in widening the breach in the Demo.
cratic ranks. That party must be pretty
desperate when it takes to its arms the cast
eff rubbish of oolored Republican clubs.
True there have been . few deserters, but
. deserter is not worth having in any party.
When Mr.. Hyde concluded bis remarks,
the club adjourned.
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club arc expected to DO present, especially
the ladies, for whom seats win be reserved.
The following will be the line of march:
From their hall on Derbigny street to Bien-
vile, to Claiborne, to Customhouse, to Der
bigny. to Canal, to Claiborne, up Claiborne
to Common, out Common to Drysdes, to
the Meohanics' Institute, out to Canal, to
Rampant, to Cont, out Cont to Roman, to
Canal to Camp, to Cslliope, ont to St.
Charles down to Royal, down Royal to
Esplsnade, to Claiborne, mp Claiborne to
St. Philip, to Rampant, up Rampant to
Canal, out to the hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

OyHcs BoAaD OF SCHOOL DIRHCfoRs,
City Of New Orleans, Sixth DivtAcn
No. 80 Burgundy street, September Is. 1916
At . meeting Of this board. held September .,
the following assignments and transfers wers
ordered. Teachsrs will report for duty in accord
ance herewith on MONDAY, the eighteenth In
slant, ithout further notice:
Miss A. K KlgrOve, principal Of Hospital School,
transferred to Robs tson School - principal.
Mr.. G. Andry, Of Miro School, to take tho place
vacated by Miss KIlgrove.
Mrs. G. Tones. third assistant Of Keller School,
to Jackson School xs first assistant.
Miss D. I. Pickens appointed to Paulding School
- third assistant, vice Mise Cotton, resigned.
Miss L. Pitdeld. Of McDonoeh School No. !, pro.
NOTED to secord assistant place Of Miss Mary G.
Wharton, resigned.
Miss Miriam EmanuJ appointed to the place
vacated by Miss Pit6eld.
Miss n. Hero appointed to Webster School -
third assistant. vice Mrs. J. D. Clayton, deceased.
Miss A. A. Finch assigned to Cls borne School, in
place Of Mrs. Gerard, transfene ed TO Miro School
- principal.
Miss +. A. stringer assigned to Paulding School
~ thiyd assistant, vice Miss Snodgrass. resigned.
Mrs. q. q. Tha; g., principal Of Hancock School.
and Miss N. B. Chevalle, frst assistant Of Philip
School. to exchange places.
Miss N. A. Tharp. second assistant Of the Live
Oak Boys, and Mira ?. A. Baby. FIRST assistant Of
the McDonogh No. s. to exchange places.
MisA L. n. Wagner, 6Ist assistant Of the Hos
pital School, and Miss c. B. Watson frat assistant
Of the Bosure gard. to exchange places.
Miss n. GireAudesu Of Clio school and Miss G.
Lathrcp Of ST. Ann school to exchange places
Miss A. Snode, as, third assis, ant Of the Beau
regard School, to 10 transferred to St Mary
School, in place Of MISS HAnblet. transferred 4
Keller schooi in tho place vacated by Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. J. B. Funnel. assigned to Beauregard
School in place Of Miss Snodgrass.
The follo~ ing supern itineraries were appointed
Miss C. M. Woodruff. McDonogh No. 6; Miss Quick
Pauldng MIRA K. NJ. Wilson, Beauregaid; Mr.. J
G. Robinson, Lower GiIla' high School; Miss Ami
Logan, to b assigned; Miss N. J. Alexander, Il
be assigned Mrs. A. N. Doriocourt. to be assigned
HENRY c. DlBBLE, President.
II. A. CORBiN, Recre t,ry. sells 81 p
Rally. REPUBLICANS, RALLY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

Have Yen Heard tho News from ma1nes
In spite Of the hopes and predictions OF
Democratic prophets it now turns out that
Maine went
He'll bent
for the Republicans. Every congressional
district and every county in the State, from
present appearances, gave Governor Con.
ner . majority. The Republicans gained
everywhere, and the victory is . sweeping
one. The result was one which there was
every reason to expect, and it shows net
only the ardor with which the Republicans
are entering into this campaign, but thas the
party is still intact. At no tine since 1860
has Maine done better for the Republican
party, and the achievement of yesterday
virtually decides the Presidential contest.
The desire for change, upon which the Demo-
Gratis depended for success, evidently has not
taken possession of the Republican majority,
and so noiseIesslv has this victory been won
that Governor Tilden's ''still hunt" ID ap.
parent only on the part Of bis enemies.
Following 20 closely upon the Saratoga
blunder and the result in Vermont the
Maine election can not fail thoroughly to
dishearten the Democracy, making Indiana
a. certain for HAYES 40 Ohio and Pennsyl-
vians.-Ne,o York Herald
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

Tenth Ward Central sIlub.-At . meeting
of this Cub held at their hall On the twelfth In.
slant corner Of Mszaot and Dauphine streets, the
attendance was , very large one. After other
miss obe rs were appuint4d to conduct . primary
election for delegates the District Convention
viz:
A. A. Anderson, J. A. Anderson, John r Com
mons Q n. Robinson.
Sad election viii b. held on MONDAY, Septem.
Der 49, from 10 A. NJ to- P. NJ. The Republic ans OF
the above n med ward are invited to participate
Bv order of the President.
sell IT. A. A. ANDERSON, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

FIRES ON LIBERTY AND MELPoMENE
STREETs.-A fire was discovered between
two and three O'Clock yesterday morning
in the unoccupied frame cottage, No. 81
Liberty street, owned BY Hrs. MoCullen,
which was totally destroyed. The fire then
spread to the adjoining frame cottage, No.
1863, owned and occupied by Martin Carey,
which was also totally destroyed. The fire
then spread to the adjoining frame houses.
Nos. 1873 and 375 Liberty street, owned by
Meyer e. Hilburn, and occupied by Mrs.
johnson and Keys, which was almost
totally destroyed.
The flames then spread to the rear build
ings Of the frame houses Nos. 3l3, 3l5, 3l7,
3l9, 32l, 1913 and 325 Melpomene street. oc-
cupied by large number of poor families,
which were damaged by fire and water.
The fire threatened to be a general con-
Asgration, owing to the high wind which
was prevailing at the time. 1t was, how
ever, checked by the fire department. The
buildings we're all insured. Loss about
$1,000. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary. The alarm was
sounded from box No. ~. engine house Of
Washington No. 20, ITALIA street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

The PACKARD GuARDs.-The Packard
Guards turned ont last night and received
. beautiful wreath at the residence Of Mr..
w. Long in tho eighth ward; after which
they partook Of. refreshments, and paraded
the principal streets of the Third District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
Local Intelligence.

BEFORE COMMISSIONERS SouTHwoRTH.-
This United States official has recorded on
his books that hereafter he will not enter
tain charges made against supervisors and
assistant supervisors of registration during
the hours that registration Offices should be
open; that is, he will not interrupt them
during the hours that they should be at
their work. Judge Southworth will remain
ct his desk until midnight, or longer, to at
tend to such cases.
Green Dorsey attempted to register him
self in tho fifth ward after having taken
out . paper in another section, it was
charged, but the accusation was not made
good, 90 Dorsey wes discharged.
Felix Foster, sixth ward, was taken in
for fraudulent business in registering, but
the charge was drawn.
There are twenty five afidavits fled by
somebody in the first ward, against that
number of persons who appear to have
acted dishonesty in registration matters.
There will be no examination OF cases
until next Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
POLITICAL NOTICES,

Te the Republican veters ef the SECOND
president Of said ward, having absolutely refused
any representation whatsoever to the peoples
ticket ct the election to be held on Monday, the
eighteenth instant. especially to the delegates who
arc ire choice Of the colOred voters 1t 10 hereby
agreed that . n parate poll be opened on Rampant
st. cot, near EulhrOsine, from a. NJ to n. ID :,
1t which all voters registered on the original book
Of the club shall he entitls d to vote.
We are compelled to take this means 70 enect q
said president has refused to appoint even one
commissioner t. watch the interests OF any or all
Of the candidates we propose to support.
The following gentlemen are appointed commis'
sioners and rks in the interest Of the Repub'
licsn party At large, viz George D: Geddes. B..
b. johnson, J. L. Kearney. Arthur Fl ilot. clerk.
WILLIAM WHITE
Ward.
William White, Jerry Wilson,
LOUIS Brown George Deary,
T. H. P. Comber, O. B. BaQuie,
James p. Thomas Henry 4. johnson,
Joseph Ernest, A. v. smith,
+. D. Humes, E. FrilCt
James Flynn, RC. Cammacl
Robert Brooks, ]. H. Fuller
y. Sanders, Green Curtis,
J, F. Davis, William Jackson,
W.P. Brown, Stanley Jones,
Toliver C. Terrt II, Oscar Simpson,
William Flood, Taylor Sharkey,
Joseph 2. Cammack, Samuel Fisher,
Sam B. Cammack, Frank Williams,
sam one. Alfred Perry,
William Perkins, William Davis,
John Richard W. =. Davis,
John Shields, And many others.
self
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,

William g. Dodsen W. Schooner r. W.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of Louisi ana. No. 10 982-In Obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed IN the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken oto
nv possession
THE SCHOONER R. ". BROWN. her tackies
etc. now libeled by William g. Dodsen for the ca9sec'
set forth in the libel now pending IN the DistssSS
Court Of the United States.
And d. hereby cite and admonish the ownes
persona having OF pretending to have any rights
title the to be ana Sppssc
issos on the first Monday OF October, 70 shsw
cause il any they have or can why the said sohoome
should mot be condemned ana solo a&fseenay 20 -
p'U1 11ited states MAMMALS ONCE, New Osleon
g. D. PACKARD,
o.. ii ecl unite@ States MAglhai
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

ANTOINE CADErs.-This young organize
ton held it's regular meeting at their hall
on Derbigny. between Customhouse and
R;enville streets, last evening, and unanl-
mous,v resolved to parade next Wednes-
dav. for the purpose Of receiving several
presentations, which will take place ~ .no
Mechanics, Institute. All the friends OF the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

PACKARD AND ANTOINE RANGERs.-This
popular ninth ward snb-club held a har-
monious and enthusiastic meeting last
evening, which was addressed by Messrs.
s. Carter, H. C. Battlette and N. j. o..
BRAY. The officers of the club are I.
Washington, president, F. Chase, vice
president, and A. A. Anderson, secretary.
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Attention Third Ward Republicans.

Attention! Third Ward Republicans
In accordance with tho call Of the Parish k1ecu.
tive Committee of the Republi can party parish Of
Orleans, there will be an election held in this
ward on MONDAY, Septe mber 49, 1876, At the hall
OF tue Central Republican Club, on Perdido street
for dele gates to the third representative district
convention, which assemblies on Thursday. sep
TENDER 81. The polls will open at 10 A. N. and
The following gentlemen have been elected to
serve "a commiss 4. II. Isabelle, DR.. William
Pembertou, g. g JOhnson John Louis. Joseph
johnson, Henry Coffey, A. T. SelOver.
WILLIAM WALLACE. First Vice President.
". g. BLLIOrT, Secretary. SELF IT,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

DEMOCRATIC GuNs.-Seversl days ago
the Democratic newspapers made . con-
siderable uproar over . statement that .
lot OF cartridges had been sent to the coun.
try for Republicans, but those Journals have
utterly failed to make even. q brief men ton
about sixteen cases of gums which were re-
gently shipped to country Democrats.
Those cases had been stored in building
on Carondelet. near Canal street, where
they were closely watched. If, as the Times
asserts, there 10 no militia in the country,
why is it that such lot a. sixteen boxes
OF warlike material is SO silently forwarded
to parties who certainly can not want that
number to hunt wild game withl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

Packard and Antoine, and leaping tiger
for Hayes and Wheeler. The club i'd
formed to meet again 1t ono O'Clock TO-
morrow, at tho corner Of st. Anthony and
Goodchildren streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
GRAND
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING,
LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
On Wednesday, September ~, 1876,
At 73o P. n.

Grand Mars Meeting Of the Republicans OF the
city OF New Orlt ans will be held on the day and
date above mention d, in LAFAYETTE SQUARK
The Republican Central Ward Clubs Of the
various wards arc hereby directed to assemble At
their respective club halls.
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING, SEPTEMBER ~, 1876,
With torches. hags. transpsrencies, etc., and
march in body t. Lafayette Square, where the
meeting viii be held.
Tho names Of the speakers selected for the occa-
sion will be published in due time.
By order OF the Republican Parish Campaign
Committee.
CHARLES A. BAQUIE,
40 On NAcrefArY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

UNITED STATES SUPERvIsORs-The fol-
lowing named Democrats were yesterday
appointed supervisors of registration:
Lincoln parish-Augustus Z. Simonton.
St. John the Baptist-A. Luminais, vice
u. Jacob, resigned.
VermiliOn-W. White.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

c. C. ANTOINE ZouAvEs, THIRTEENTH
WARD.-At meeting Of this club, held
last Tuesday night, the following gentle
men were elected honorary members:
Colonel r. A. Bray, Colonel w. F. Loan,
Colonel James Lewis, N. T. Murdoch, Esq. g,
Major v. A. Ryan, Captain Jacob Grey. j.
b. Gaudet. Hon. T. b. Stamps, Hon P. B.
5. Pinchbsck. Hon. w. P. Kellogg, Hon. c.
c. Antoine, Hon. S. B Packard, Hon. w.
G. Brown, Hon. w. H. Hunt, Hon. E.
Honore, Judge w. l.. Evans, Hon. A. +.
Nolssco, Captain Joseph Boutte, Hon. c. +.
Lsdd, Hon. F. c. Antoine, Hon. H. C. War
moth, Hon. c. w. Boothbv, Hon. w. R.
Fish, A. De]oie. Esq.. w. NJ. Robinson, Hon.
Jules Lanabere, Hon. Henry C. Dibble,
Hon. J: r. West, Hon. 2. J. Msloney, Hon
G. b. Fish, p Keenan,. Eco, Hon. Andrew
J. Dumont, Hon. Homer De Fuentee, Hon.
Charles w. Ringgold, Hon. j. N G. Parker
Captain N. d. Bush, M. B. McGarry, Eaq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

IRISH REPUBLICANS, Ninth WARD
Fiftv.three names were enrolled on the
reeister Of . new club in the ninth ward, .
club lust formed of naturalized 1rishmen
and their sons, for the purpose of assisting
tho Republican nominees at the next cleo
ton. The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Alfred Seymour, w. C. Kinsella and others
Tho club indorsed tho nomination OF Hon.
w. N. Burwell for Congress, and that gen.
tlem.n,s name was added to the honorary
List. The following named officers were
elected. Alfred Seymour. president; John
Griffith and Martin Lynch, vice presidents;
John Kinsella, ST., treasurer; Denis Fshey'
secretary; w. H. Webb, marshal. This
Climb will meet at its hall, corner OF Cotton
Press and Rampant streets, next Friday
evening, and all friendly to the cause are
invited to attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

A CHANGE OF BAsE.-Fat Henry is gen
erslly of an even temperament, but occa'
eionally he stumbles off of bis decorum'
He has been with his friend, Frank Desbons,
in No. 2l st. Charles street. long time,
but his evil epirit occasionally mystihes
him. Henry told his friend that more than
once, in the lonely hours of night, he had
experienced strange sensations in the large
room. and would no longer remain in the
building, and that is one reason why mr..
Dasbons concluded to remove from No. u
to No. 10 St. Charles street.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

AUCTION SALES TO.MORROW.
By CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK. 1t u O'Clock,
Ut warehouse No. 260 Poydras street, contents
of 0 keno establishment.
By PLAClDE J. SPKAR. At 10 O'Clock on Caron-
delet walk. between Where and Robertson
streets, contents Of junk store.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

THIRD WARD CENTRAL CLuB.-This club
held a very animated meeting last night,
and the principal feature Of the occasion
was short speech by J. c. Walker, Esq.
He stated that he was entirely unprepared
to make speech just then, but felt nat
tered at the invitation. He declared him'
self not familiar with the great political
questions which are agitating this country
to-day, but one thing he was certain OF, ana
that is that the future prosperity OF Louis
lana Is bound in the Republican party; ke-
puohcan principles are what must here.
after raise our beloved State from her
present poor condition; the States prosperi-
ty and the Republican party are closely
interviewer; that was the firm conviction
of the speaker. He called attention to the
Democratic party "a it exists to day in New
Orleans; few days ago the members Of
that party were very exultant, feeling cor.
tain Of victory, but Democrats can not
dwell together harmoniously. They had
no opposition in this parish, consequently
qusrreled among themselves and now they
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS THIS WEI

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS THIS WA1A
Rooms REPUBLICAN PARISH CAnPAIax ConnIITs1.(
Parish Of Orleans Meohaaics' !nst,sue.e
New orleans, September ID, AS@1
Republican Parish Campaign Committee. the fol.
lowing named gentlemen have been soloc ted ana
assigned .: published Ss9w .: the orst?s: fSs
this city for the week ending Saturday. Septen-
ber %, 1876. viz:
Monday, September IS, 1876.
This day having been set aside for the eiectio.
Of delegates to the various Reprosen District
Conventions throughout tue city no assignment
OF orators has beeu made Tor that dAy.
Tuesday Evening. September 10, 1876.
FIRST wARD-Thomss ". wickham, presi dents
J. B. Hunter, secretary. Hall. corner OF Melpomene
81 spsaksrs-J. i. BEAN. ESQ.,, W. PAUL GREEN
SECOND wARD-A. J. Brim, president; 8. Cheev-
ers secretary. Wilson's Hail. corner of Rampant
"n sps Dsas DuvlGNEAUD. ESQ, ). HES-
RT sI PHskss s Nichols, PRESIDENT John r.
Speskers~H NJ LEROY, D. F. DIAz.
TENTH WARD-Thomss Boswell. president; L
3. PradAt, secretary. Hall, Philip street near
spsaiiers-HoN. PETER JOSEPH. HON. W. L.
EnEVkNrH wARD-R. L. Desdunes, presidents
N. Cant, secretary. Hall, Sixth street near b.
Ds speakers-HoN. slMRoN BBLDEN, Rev. J. r.
FOURTEENTH wARD-H. Powell, president; \.
sossEsrs@W. s. WILSON, ESQ, J. P. MCMAHON,
SixTEDNTH wARD-John T. Claiborne. presi-
'I speaEe,s-J. MADISON VANCE, JR, DR.. J. T.
sEvkNTEENTH wARD-r. B. Stamps. presi-
dent; William Kern sserstasy; mosvs uor ,xRR
MIAH HALL
| Wednesday Evening, September 20, 1875.
Putchler, secretary. Hall, csrner Claiborne and
speakers-J. c. WALKER. ESQ. J. HENRY PER-
EIGHTH wARD-webster Long president; JOIN
sps:t ssSs-iS E. $. sToDDARD. COLONEL r.
TH1krkENrH wARD-A. Dejoie, president; A.
| N. Poree, secretary. Hall, Cadiz, between Camp
speakersNa. q. HARRIS ESQ, HON. PETER
JosEPH.
Thursday Evening, September FL, 1876
FIFTH WARD-Jules Lanabere, president; o. P.
Fernandez. secretary. Hall, corner Of Claiborne
'I spe.ters-aoS. SIMEON BsLDEN. J. C. WAL.
KER, ESQ.
Saturday Evening, September 23, 1876.
THIRD wARD-W l. Evans, preside president; t.. ": g.
franklin aud Liberty streets.
Speakers-HON. W. II. BURwRLL. JOSEPH
Dgy!ansAun sso REV sss aTs naoM ID siov.
are requested to attend the meetings OF the van
The list of orators viii be published every Sum
Repubieans throughout the city are requested
stsnS the s me Of sae'r
ssl7 CHARLES L. BAQuIR. SECRETARY.
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For Members of Congress,
First Dietrict-WILLIAM M BURWELL.
Second District-HENRY C. DlBBLE.
Third District-CHESTER B. DARRALL.
Fourth District-GEORGE L. SMITH.
Fifth District-J EDWARDS LEONARD.
sixth District E. NASH.