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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-31

the troubles she must encounter by going
alone, she donned male apparel and started.
Her closely cropped hair and broadcloth suit
would not disguise her girlish face and small
hands, however, and she was arrested in
Chicago and sent home to her mother.
The Turkish army before Alexinetz
was attacked by the Servian General Tcher-
nayelf, on the oath, and after closely fought
battle, both armies retired from the field.
Nearly all the Turkish officers in the field
were killed CT wounded, and the Servian loss
was 1000. Orders were issued that al! civ
illians should leave Alexinetz.
E There is mnch interest and specula.
ton concerning the probable results Of the
dissolution Of the coal combination of Penn
sylvania The future policy of the operators
has not been determined upon, and thus far
there is only conjecture or speculation. It
seems most probable that there will he some
decline in the prices Of coal I'm consequence
ofthe breaking up, but no such heavy decline
as some predict is likely to take place.
Reports about the health Of the
Turkish Sultan have been conflicting for the
past two months, but reliable dispatch rep
resents that the persons surrounding the sui
tan are determined that the state of his
health shall not be known. DR.. Liedersdorf,
in his report to the Turkish government,
says the sultan is suffering from purely ner-
vous complaint. The correspondent says
that the truth of the matter is that Murad's
brain is crazed, and the man is mere wreck.
He is never left alone. The country is really
without a head.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-08-31
Tho Markets.

The general Wheat market for the
past week has been quite firm with slight
upward tendency. Prices in Liverpool, New.
York and Milwaukee have Auctuated only to
the extent Of two or three cents. Foreign ad-
vices give little encouragement for any imme.
diate rise. A California report says there is
''at least 1000 tons in the State for export,
which is halt as much again as ever before
raised here"
St. Paul and Minneapolis at last advices,
were paying IS to sc for No. 2 new, and 50
to 81 X for No. l new.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 26.-No. l old wheat is
quoted at Sl.08; new sl.04 -; No. 2 96o to
SIC. Oats, No. 2 fresh, 80 l-2c. Barley, No.
2. 76c.
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shooting.

The Southern press is at last Deglnn nas
to realize that one of the most potent f cea,
sons why Northern capital and LABOR relus se
TO seek the South, is because OF Tue Sse aS
risks that life and property ara snoJ .cSeu
tn bv the barbarous habit the So"tnoln
neople have Of carrying and using sfms;
While this is no news to tine Peope anu
nress of the North, it is fact that Is 1ust
bao;nning to dawn on the brain OF your
Garage Southerner, who is never 80 mucn
in h;s glory as he is after having shot or
a a. hhei somebody in the back or from BE-
S;nS a tree. How such ideas as these can
nrava;, in the nineteenth century ana
among Anglo Saxons is question OF DIM
a anit sSo1ntion. That these brutal customs
G So su1e in the greater portion Of the South
e e States is proven by the 4o:ooo murders .ss
, wsr the murder rate being any where from II"
10 to four hundred per cent gresser s9s5
!" the North or in Europe: Even oeE a,ance
Sas so affords no parallel to the v,olen is
tbst takes place annually IN tnst wd1 sSler
s sns*;cn of our country. The ssana s.iee
srs;~st the universal habit O SsssyR1S.
sgIis s and knives BY tho New 0elesns s nS
P,1 .TscAn and tho Bulletin should co% H. -.
~. -ssneet Of every patriotic "'lSn =" ''''
s sc~tS TCeveland Leader.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

The storm On tho Gulf Coast.


Last Sunday opened gloomily, the heavens
clouded, q drilling rain falling ana 2 olt.
ing wind blowing, which lasted tnro9gnouS
the day. Toward rundown the VINO n osno
ont from the southeast driving the water
of the quIf on shore, and with each hour
the wind increased until about nine O'CLOCK
when IL reached its highest pitch, ana IN
fifteen minutes contaminated the oostruo-
ton IF more than SO, 900 worth Of property
at Biloxi alone. The night was tho darkest
ever seen. and the force of the win1 was
incalculaLls. Every bath house aud wharf
from Smith and Apps placa vest was
completely swept away. th7 w"Iel ross
within q few inches Of the residences
facing the gulf, and for time It was
thoueht th 4 the gale would eHac. as much
domsoe a. that Of 1860. SOn . persons COM
mencsd moving out Of their houses, con.
niud;no that all was lost. Several small
ovster and fishing smacks that were
anchored out in the gulf were wasneu
ashore and badly hurt. Two large scnoGn,
ers. one belonging to the pilots anu . .he
other to Mr. Scott, we're driven nlgn on .no
beach, after being beat aooug upou .no ~ ,Go .
damsoed considerably, and had the gaze
lasted a little longer it would nave ose -.
washed away. Some damage WAS done tne
railroad bridge between Biloxi ana ocean
Strings. but owing to the mastery eHosts
Of section master John O'Shea, Esq'' no oe'
Law was caused the trains. ,,,nao,
The appearance Of the beach ,5 nq %sazS
morning was indeed desolate ana nea ars
rending. Everywhere could De seen en- an h,,,
| piles Of lumber, posts and trasu, a ~" ,sSs
three houses bordering tne oea' carried LED
swav had been but lately rehnls. Amops
shsss we're Mr.. c. T. HowarG's and II, +
BncRley's. Most of them were firmly and
Handsomely built, costing in some instance &c,
$500. Among the heaviest loosere by IN
storm are G. T. Howard, Alexander MIC L,
Neil, j. P. Hornor, P. J: Montross, T. MI MI
haut. Mira. NJ. E. Drysdale (who with MI
Rambaut looses fine oysters ana nops' "n'
+. Tocho.-Bilori Mirror.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

rOddciAl.1

lOmclA.J
Reoms State Central Committee OF the
Rennblican Patty Of the State of L0uisians:-Ine
foiowinc preamble and resolutions we're sdoPted
at . meeting of the state Central Committee ne'o
March :, 1876: n.,-
WHzKsAs, The Union Republican National COZ
ventiOn for the nomination Of candidates Iof
PresGe mt and Vice President of the United States
win be held in the city Of Ciccinnatl on Wednes-
day, the fourteen tn day Of June, 1876 thereiof.'
Resolved Th.t q convention Of the Repqn Slcs
prsilsd To meet in the city Of dew Orleans on
TUESDAY the thirtieth day Of May dS1S fos me 10
purpose Of selecting dslegates ana a'serns'e' u
Resolyed, That the basis Of representation IN ead
convention shall be enc delegate for every iou5
hunaYed Republican votes cast at the lsst genera.
electjon for state Treasurer in esch parish and
each ward Of the city Of New Orleans and one Ge e.
0ate for fraction over oEe-hslf Of four hundred;
SrCvided. that esch parish and each ward OF the
civ Of new Orleans shall have at least one oei-
eResolved, That the several parishes and wards
OF the city of New Orleans will be entitled 10 Inc
1 loyo fN1on~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
Court Items.

Messrs. Cornell & White have sued
CAPTAIN j. B. Eads, in the United States
Circuit Court, for interfering in their busi-
ness at South Pass, by making an affidavit
before Commissioner Southwark for selling
liquors.
The offense charged by Captain Eads is
forbidden in the Revised Statutes. a. follows:
SEC. o7O4. No license shall be granted
anv person to keep tavern, gr0g snop,
billiard house or any house of pubic enter
tainment at the Balize, Southwest Pass or
any other station for pilots. nor within three
miles of any such station, unless the person
applying for such license shall be recon-
mended in writing by majority OF the
branch pilots. Any person keeping any
public house az aforesaid, ct any 01 the
places aforesaid, without . license, shall
nav a fine of $25 for each and every week
such house shall be kept; and, moreover,
| he Obliged to shut up or remove such puDlic
house. Nothing in this section shall be &c
construed as to exonerate persons keeping
nublic houses without licenses from the
fine and penalties decreed by the parish
regulations. 4,
CAPTAIN Eads has sole control OF South
Pass. If tie other conditions were com
piled with it would be proper to refuse
license, under this statute. if he objeetsd
its issuance. The plaintiffs must prov
thew have complied with the statute an
that Captain Eads could not interfere wit
| them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

SiNt9 Tt.+ = Cccvartion ~ fhe Repu olican
nartv of the State of Louisiana he and Is hereby
called to meet in the city of New Orleans, on
Tuesday June %, 1876 for the purpose OF no@ma
NOR Secretary Of State, Auditor Of Public Ao:
counts superintendent Of Public Education, a md
MANNERS of Congress from such congressional dis
trcts q have not otherwise provided for district
conveBtion. to wit: The first. second, thru ana
s:rth diat1icte and to nominate candidates Tor
electors Tor President and Vice President OF the
United states; also, to select new State CentrAi
Committee. ..,.- a.,
..id convention shall be ore delegate for every
three hundred Republican votes Cast a. the ias1
16srish and each ward Of the city of New Orlesns:
and one delegate for fraction over one. nan OF
the three hundred; provided that each parish ana
Zach ward Of the city of New Orleans shall have 1t
Rrsolyed, That the several parishes ard warda
of the city Of New Orleans wiz be entltleo 70 tne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

BRIEF MENr1oN.-Act No. II, Pfo".
gated on the twenty ninth Of FeOr".ly'
which interests attorneys geneFs"v
renublished in our edition of satufo.y
morning solely for tho conven'0", 80,
many lswyers who had failed 70 ,,, ovv
comics. It win be found in the "sA>1
REPUBLICAN,. .+aa
Samuel Earle, tho printer who atse"p'''
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Appointments.

Governor Kellogg has made the following
appointments: ,
PA. Guidry, constable, fourth ward OF
the parish of St. Landry.
William Hammond, vice 3. LIE Bourgeois,
deceased, justice Of the peace, and =. Long,
constable, of the elevent ward OF Living
ston parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

SVHO3VA Va W0AVA "VOAA 0sS> k~A~~ w. L
is under the direct personal
Management of Mr.. NJ. A. Peck, . gentle |
nan whose business career Of nearly twenty
ears has been marked by the highest in
egrity, tireless energy and consummste
kill, bringing tho most complete success,
,hile his urbanity and courtesy, both in
BUSINESS and social life, have made him q
vide and enviable popularity.
CONDEMNED.
ny ALEX DALsHElHKR.
You ask me, IL went to see
The life that prsys for liberty;
IveIt-and now recite the tale
Az told to me, with tear and wall.
II saw the sad man in his cell.
saw his soul within him swell
To me- upon his placid face
There seemed no emblem Of diegracc.
You told to me, deadly deed
Had wrought for him the PRISONS m9ed,
And it was said his hand was red
With curdled blood Of one now dead.
But when saw beneath his brow
Tho sadd sneA eyes, their g snces throw
Into the eyes which m st his gazs-
Idsred to doubt his evil ways.
felt that, in his soul must live
Aprayer that asked US to forgive
prayer that conjured all Of good
From out his victims veugeful blood.
And when stood within his cell,
I Thought he breathed living he'll;
Because his longing to be free
Seemed an unwritten mystery.
For who that's human would not feel
Asympathy for those that reel
Beneath the awful circumstance
Which swsys them in deadly dance.
And though around him swept the crime
That wrapt him in regret sublime,
could not help but let my eyes
With his salt sorrows sympsthize.
For in those tears came back his youth,
And all his early hours OF truth;
And resolutions came again
romake him pow-what he WAS then
And ON the whitened walls there cleaned
lam not sure-but still there seemed
Round him to rise the ghost Of years,
t. wiring from him repentant tears.
Ialmost felt, that. II he could
Raise shadows from the grAve-he would;
For believed his heart had bled
A thousand Il ars for him that's dead.
oh. every one With manhood crowned,
When he with harm is clustered round,
Feels in the wicked hour Of strife,
The will and strength to snatch life.
Bat al the wicked thought that then
Made him the maidest Of Ill men.
Who in their binding 70 &c have stood
Amid victims running blood,
| Have stabbed him with thousand fears
And blistered ell his life with tears:
| He placed his hand in mine. and said
| 81 wish that were with the dead"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

SHOT IN THE ARM.-About half-past
eleven O'Clock last night man named VIII
liam Bruce, aged forty-three years, en-
ployed az deckhand on the steamboat
z. T. Bryarly, was found at the corner OF
Perdido and Dryades streets, suffering
from a p;sto, shot wound IN the righ. arm
near the wrist.
He stated that her received the wound
near the corner of Poydras and Tchoupisou
las streets. He does not know the name Of
the person who fred the pistol, but believes
il to have been accidental.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

CENTRAL REPUBLICAN, CLUB OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANs.-This club was or.
ganized ON Friday, March "a, 1876, and the
following officers were elected to serve dur
ing the ensuing year:
Presideut-General A. 8. Badger.
Vice presidents George Gracien. fifteenth
ward; John Barrow, seventh ward; P. r.
Emerson; first ward; james Lswis, fourth
ward: A. j. Brim. second ward; P. Joseph,
eighth ward; D. c. Woodruff, twelfth ward;
E. Davis, fifth werd; E: W. Iostrick.
ward; John T. Claiborne, sixteenth ward;
w. r. Fish, fourteenth ward; D. Douglass,
ninth ward; George w. johnson, third ward:
p, B, S. Pinchback, tenth ward; T. B.
Stamps, seventeenth ward; A. Young, sixth
ward.
Secretary-C. F. Glaudin.
Assistant ecretary-James E. Aver.
Corresponding secretary-A. DeJole.
Treasurer-R. A. Bray.
Sergesnt-st-arms-C. +. Ladd.
Assistant sergeant at-arms-W.F. Loan
MarshAl-W. L. Evans.
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traneors State opposition; every device Of the enc
mics Of this people, who are now devouxlng their
substance and calumriatipg them Abroad. and
every devlish strasegem Of low politicians. beg
carly aspirants for ofaces. and insane theorists.
who are fools enough to think that they are wiser
thas the rest Of Iranklnd.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
President New Orleans Pacific Railway Company
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MORE Mus1c.-A meeting was held last
evening at Acheson's Hall, corner OF An
nunciation and Poeyfarre streets, for tho
purpose of organizing musical club unde.
the name of the Amateur Minstrels and
String Band. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Thomas Camp
he'll, president; John Watson, vice president
James O'Keefe, secretary, and George. W.
Achesop, treasurer. The club will meet
again today at the same place at three
O'Clock.
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RELIGIOUS.

UNITARIAN,
Corner of ST. Charles and Julia street,
REV. WILLARD SPALDING, D. D.. fA s'ao n.
Services every SUNDAY at IL A. N. and ':oo l. 1i'
sunday March rs, 1876.
SUBJECT:
Morning CHRISTIAN AR aGn1,ocy
Evening -SCIENCN AND THEOLOu1'
SUNDAY School at $50 A. NJ ~, sso+.
c0rolaA lnVA'"'on 10 mk26 1t
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FOB RENT.

EoR RENT-sroR!s soS a. s. sa An9 s s. on
ri on sround foor offs Louis Hotel Estate ho9se9
for nssticniars md terms apply 70 state Auditor.
corner Of Chartres and St Louis strees@
mhl9 got
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

The day after . recent ball an acquaint-
ance was in q well.known restaurant, and
saw some OF the employees carefully count
ing champagne corks Of certain brands, and
curiosity prompted him to ask for solu-
tion of what seemed to him . rather singu-
lar proceeding. Tho answer was that Ger
tain dealers in this city. who desire to make
% large sales a. possible. offer bar keepers
and walters ton cents each for all the cOrks
they may turn in. The corks, which are
clearly marked with tho manufacturer
name, are paid for promptly and then de.
stroyed by the dealer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

II ". OBWk8Os
Chairman District Committee Fourth ConGfee~
oionAl District Republican Party.
B. 9. WnlrH,
Secretary Republican District Committee Fourth
CongresstonS. District II Louisiana unIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

once of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company No. ia Canal street. Ne 81. Gr of M;
rectcrs' held this day dividend Of Three Dollars
per share on the paid up capital vas decia1eH
Anil 3 1876. All new stock being paid in full on
or before the fifteenth instant vii participate IN
the above dividend. Transfer books Will DO
closed for ten days previous to April g..
wHInt anS O. C. LEWIS. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

LeuisIa,a levee Company, Ne. p Caron;;
.elet street March 20, lS7G.-The regular Annu =.
serve du1iue the ensuing year. will be hold o t9is
o6ace on G1rURDAY April l, 1876. between tine
II A, TARLBTON,
NH I'd SECRETARY and Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
Local Intelligence.

ALclERs REPUBLICANS IN LINE. - A
meeting of the Fifteenth Ward Central
Club was held in Algiers on Monday last,
which was numerously attended.
The principal business transacted WAS tho
installation of new officers elected last No
vember, as follows: President, David Ma
son; first vice president, Algiers Winesberry;
second vice president, Jacob Daniels; treas
urer, Titus Burns; secretary, Charles Hill.
The Republicans of the Fifth District are
harmoniously pulling together.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

A CARDIFF all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak a
a race;nt that Wiil cure you, FREE OF ca ARGE.
This great remedy was discovered BY q missionary
In South America. Send ssli. saoressea env9 %;hie
House. few York City. mul oO4& w
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committees Of the Parish of Orleans. New Orleans,
March IS 1876 , c
waxssAs The Union Republican Hsti3naa Con 9n
President audivice President Of the United 81
viii be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wedaes-
dsN the fourteenth day OF June. 1876; ana
tive COMMITTEES has called . convention Of the Re-
public IN party Of Louiei ana, to assemble IN tne
city of New Orleans, on Tuesday, the thirtieth
day Of May 1876. for epurpose Of selecting DELE
therefore it 10 hereby ordered that an election
he held throughout the respective wards in the
perieh of Orleans. on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY
Or MAY, 1876. between .uch hours q. The :ev c
nos may appoint, for deiega es to the state Cen
yention aforementioned.
The representation rom each wsrd sna 10 ~
fOllows
Sen"ns Wayd 2Reventh Ward........
Third wa,S ~ STwelfth WaId......... 1
rnnr.h Wsr, 2lThirteenth Ward. ]
rir1b Ward . 3Fou1teeuth Waid..... !
0rfb Ward 2Fifteeuth WaId........ 5
Seventh Ward , 5Sixteenth Ward.
| Eighth Ward. ........ lSeventeenth Ward.
Ninth WaYd...........
| Il 10 further ord red that on the same day ana
| month, and within the hours appointed az aioIe-
| said. there shall be elected in Oach and every
ward of this parish two delegates to the RePubi-
| can Parish Executive Committee excepting in
those wards where the said delegates have are ady
/ been elected), Whose term shall begiu on Mond 49,
| the seventh day Of May, A. D. 1876.
Il is further ordered that the presidents and
sacreraries Of the several Republican central
| ward clubs furnish such delegates elected with
| M deiav to the Secretary of thia Parish Execu-
tive Committee for attestat'oo and tIansmlsston
| tn the Secretary Of this St ate Central Executive
| Committee of Louisiana
| JAMES LRW1S, President:
| CHARLES A. BAQuIE Secretary. mnzo
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,. SUNDAY, MARCH rs, 1875.

$40. SPRING. 1875.
NEW GOODS.
NJ. l.. EYENE & GO.
HAVE NOW OPEN AND ARB DAILY RECEIVING
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WILL OPEN
On Monday and Tuesday. March - and %.
A full line Of
LADIES AND GENrLEMENs GAuzE MERlEo
uNDERsH1RTs.
BALBpIGGAN HOSE from fifteen cents to 81 pair.
Serge Silk Parasols.
Two cases ABERDEEN sUIT1NGS, at twelve and
ahalf cents yard.
PoPLlNE DIES INDKs.
GRENADINES.
LINEN LAWNS.
MOSQUITO BARS
All 1t Popular Prices for Ready Money
MI BYRNE & co,
mb2s IT'D No. 1863 Canal street.
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
NEW SPRING GOODS
Just received at
AUGUSTA MARKS,
asa. ..Dryades Street.. .:."..3S
| Between ITALIA and Brato streets,
Comprising full line of
C.lored Silks, Black Grenadines, Pla
and Striped Black Alpacas,
Tamise, Cashmeres,
Plain R1ey rnens plaid linens. fastest styles, ne
spring silks, white kid and Lisle thread gloves
GENTLKMEN'S CLOTHS-Casimeres, doeskl
jeans etc.
WHITK GOODS-victoria lawn, Bishop Law
Swiss organdie, piquet, plain and colored, ra
socks.
Embroideries Of all kinds, damask table cl oil
towels, napkins, wine cloths, white linens, LIN
sheetinge, handkerchieis. plain and emcroider'
, HOSIRRY-Ladies' and sentlemen's hose, color
; and striped stockings in every variety.
> NOrIONs-Ribboas, neckties, scarfs. collars, cut
: Mattings, Rugs, OIL Cloths.
Besides a full line CT fancy dry goods, too mum
GUS to mention just received and for sale at pri
= to DEFY COMPETITION.
AUGUSTA MARX,
. mh261 1t Up NO 3SS DfyaoeS stree
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to take his life late Friday night, is still
1;~;u~ and 1;ko1v IN reNOVAP

to take his life late Friday night, is still
living, and likely to recover.
The hose carriage Of Fire Company No.
g, when rolling in answer to the expert
mental alarm az evening, injured ito horse
seriously at the corner Of Canal and Bourbon
streets, by clipping on An iron crossing.
Protector Steam Fire Company No. :,
Sixth District, will give q masquerade Dali
after its annual parade next Friday in the
hall of Home Hook and Ladder NO. y
Marepeo street. Thanks for tickets.
The Sixth District fire department Will
celebrate it's annual next Friday.
A special meeting Of the Property hoio.
ers' Central Council was held last night at
Grunewald Hall. and when the reporter sp'
plied for admission he was informed that it
was not public gathering.
Number of vessels In port-Steamships,
fifteen; ships, forty-eight; barks, forty-hve;
briggs, eight; schooners fifteen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

ALTOGETHER UNINrENTIoNAL.-Last Fri
day Q local item appeared in the REPuB-
L1cAN headed, HE Has Squared HIMSELF
and it appears that allusion was made to an
unnamed money broker. There is no doubt
that the broker was fully warranted in
pursuing the course he did. The trouble
was adjusted in such manner as to COM
nletely vindicate the prosecutor, as defend
ants attorney assures us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

Resolved, That the several parish comm,!ta > %
and thew are hereby authorized and requirei %
coll AN 80 cHion for deeg atee and to furnish suol
with pc Ss cert.
cpnies of such credentials to the Secretary Of the
State COMMITTEES at New Orleans before the meet
inc Of the respective conventions.
hy oiooi "a 8. B. PACKARD President.