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The New York herald., 1876-03-14
GAMES PROTECTION.

The New York Association for tho Protection OF Gamc
hcd It's monthly meeting last evening al the Hotel
Brunswick. The following resolution, proposed by Mr.
Roosevelt, UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Resolved That opinion New York Association
for tho Protection Of Game the law in relation tho
ofont permits them be taken The 18th OF March,
and that prosecution will be brought by ih association
for trout taken offered for sale on that day.
Mr. Luddington rendered his report regarding the
progress at Albany OF the association s Game bill, and
sad that woud be probably passed without dculty,
the opposition OF Mr. Prince and other Senators
withdrawn. number Of OF violations o: th o
laws will be brought TO trial on the hrs Monday In
AprL
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
RAID ON A BowERY GAME.

A posse OF Central once detectives made descent
last night upon "sweat" game being carried on in
the OF Trainor Boyston's saloon, OF the
Bowery and Hester street The game found in
full progress tho being well filled with players
Sixteen OF the latter taken into custody and locked
up In the Central ONCE Tho place raided is said by
the police TO be of the most notorious in tho Tenth
ward q for thieves and hardened characters
The prisoners will be taken to court this morning
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE NORWICH PooRHoUsE FIRE.

NORWICH Conn, March i3, 1876.
f,s COW believed that fourteen persons wcre burned
in tho almshouso sunday night Most Of Them we're
from sixty seventy years OF oge. seven bodies
taken from the ruins to-day, burned 10 ciDdcr and
unreoognizable. Five inmates injured by jump
ing rom the windows, TWO Of ihcm fatally. The
TIRE number of inmates iity-four The coroncrs
nquest began to-day, but was adjourned This the
mos, shocking disaster ever known 10 this section
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE NEW JERSEY EX-STA1
TREASURER.

TRENTON, March 13, 1870
Josephus Sooy Jr the defaultlng cx-stac Treasurer
was this morning brought up for sentence. He
unattended BY counsel consequently there no
motion made for arrest OF Judgment, as mign, have
been expected The Chief Justice alluded 70 tho ser
GUS character OF tho ooncc to the respectable social
position OF tho defendant and 20 the fact that his
case there mitigating circumstances. Sooy
was then sentenced confinement the State Prison
for OF three years and until the costs OF prosccu
ton paid. He wept bitterly on hearing the sen
tcncc He IS sixty years old and has
family who are highly respected. He attended by
his son Mark whose devotion TO his father
throughout the trial excited general admiration
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE OHIO AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March H. 1876.
Thomas Nelson, who arrested on Thursday last
With stolen certificates of Ohio and Toledo
Railroad In his possession arragncd before
magistrate this afternoon, but the postponed
for a few days. twill be remembered that the certn-
Gates found on Nelson represented some $40 900 and
part OF the $500 600 worth stolen from President
Eckey while the latter was asleep train on his
way New York TO negotiate the paper. The deteo-
tive who arrested Nelson stated to-day that he had
,aned 200 shares In brokers' once on Third
street. where they had been lett by party who wanted
han oil
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE POLITICAL MILLENNIUM.

year ago Mr.. Henry Egner, highly respectable
German citizen, OF Orange, y. j., was nominated by
the democracy for Mayor and was elected. Before he
was warm in his seat presiding officer o; Council,
the republicans, by arbitrary exercise OF power
wrested from Mayor Egner the power TO appoint COM
mitices The Mayor steadily objected and the town was
In uproar over the matter Since then the Mayor $
course has been such command the admiration OF
all citizens. that bon tho republican and democratic
conventions have unanimously renoml mated him for
az
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
A HUGE SCHEME OF PLUMBER.

tFrom the North Vernon (Ind) Plaindeaier
Certain spectators In indianapolis and Now York
have worked up claim OF about $50 against tho
State Of Indiana which they hope time, by buy
ing up enough OF our Legislature TO have paid They
could wcn afford pay half that purpose To make
the people sale forever beyond any contingency The as
republican Legislature proposed constitutional amend
mcnt iorbiddinR It's payment under any pretencc The
succeeding last Legislature democratic and, on
party vvte the republicans ali favoring tho amend
ment IL was defeated Tho Indianapolis Sentinel and
democratic iadise fsihsisks asAefslf sfFrsss ms
alnrndmehk
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
BERTHA MEYERS.

BERTHA HEARD Prom, BUT NOT YET FOUND
CASE OF cross PURPOSES IN LOVE-
NEwPoEr R. l., March Is, 1876
The aunt OF Bertha Meyers, residing in New York,
particulars OF whose disappearance published in
SUNDAYS HyRALp, has written here stating that she
bad postal card from Bertha announcing the
atters arrival in New York. She gave cew 10 her
aunt her Whereabouts in that city. She confessed
10 lady inmate Of MuenchinEers family before her
doparurc that addition to the III treatment of her
stcpmother, her .ather wanted her TO marry a man
much older than hersclL This she aversc 10 do
ing as affections bad centred in another direction
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE STRIKING CRISPINS.

The Committee Strike and Ways and Means or
the Crispins met last night at No 100 Chatham street.
Michael p. Murphy in the chair.
The arrest OF another OF the strikers, John McNa-
mara, on charge similar to that which the other
strikers arrested last,week was reported Ar
rangements for tho defence OF the strikers who
bo tried to-day In the General Sessions perfected
II also decided that, whether the strikers should
be discharged not suits for SO 900 in each for
false imprisonment should be Instituted against Hannah
A Reddish.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
ABYSSINIA.

THE RoYALIsr TROOPS MAKE A SUDDEN AND
BLOODY BATTLE AND DEFEAT OF THE ABYs-
sISIANs-KISG KAssA AND MANY MOBILES AND
CHIEFS SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
LONDON March 1872 N.
postscript edition OF the Daily Neics, jus, issued,
contains the following
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Sunday, March l2-945 p N.
''On Wednesday night last the Abyssinan army
crossed the river Decassa Dekka y and attacked the
entrenched camp OF the Egyptian army. whom
lighting took place.
RETREAr
ION Thursday the Abyssnians were repulsed and
treated 10 Adowa.
uAvs BEEN KILLED.
"King Kassa the Grand vizier, six chiefs and 5000
Abyssinians reported to have been killed In the
trenches Prince Hassan and General Loring escaped
unhurI Rhatib Pasha wounded
VICTORY, AFTER HEAVY LOSSES
"The Egyptian losses were heavy, but tho victory
complete"
REPORT OF TWO SUCCESSIVE BATTLEs-DoUBLE
DEFEAT FOR THE ADrss1NIASs.
LONDON, March IS. 1870
Reuters Telegram Company have the following
count OF the battle between tho Egyptian and Abys
snian armics:-
''CAIRo March 13 1876
"intciigencc has been received here reporting that
the 7h ;he Aoyssinians attacked tho Egyptian
intrcnchcd camp a. Goodran and were repulscd.
ION the Day Prince Hassan with several batta-
ions SORTED and captured important adjacent posi-
tion. and aftcrward returned to camp.
ION Thursday the Abyssnians renewed the attack
and were again repused with great loss"
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
M1LrrARr READY TO SUPPRESS RIOT.

MANCHESTER, n. H. March l3, 1876.
The Afternoon Mirror publishes communication
from Governor Cheney addressed TO petitioners for
tho military, in which he says:-"Should the civil
authorities require aid prepared TO act promptly
In giving them every needed facility" Mayor Gay
also published proclamation setting forth that every
voter shall be protected &C. and calling upon all cit
zcns 1 aid in preserving good order, &c,
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SNOW ON THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
OMAHA, Neb., March

OMAHA, Neb., March l3 1876,
The passenger trains due yesterday Bitter Creek
passed there to-day about fourteen hours late having
pushcd through the snow and storm on Creston Hill,
about thirty miles west OF Bitter Creek Tho storm
represented a fearful ono The snow on the bill
was three and four feet deep, with heavy gale blow
ing AZ Bitter Creek the snow Is eighteen inches
deep All the OF the trains emigrnnt and freight
are lard up sido tracks at different points, and will
moi Ik ely move until Il clears
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs Robert Pcarsall, yeght years old was found
by her husband when ho returned TO his homo last
night at No. "a Auburn place, hanging from the knob
OF a door the fourth floor or thor residence He
Immediately cut her down, and called In DR.. l.. b.
FIRTH but all efforts to restore her TO consciousness
failed She had been suffering from nervous affection
for some time past and her despondency had taken the
form OF insanity. Coroner SImms will hold an in-
tod
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE RHODES MYSTERY.

coroners jury ompanelled yesterday In Jersey
City and viewed remains OF the canal boat captain
Joseph Rhodes who drowned of his boat Coro-
ner Cannon has summoned large number of witnesses
and Is more than ever convinced that there was foul
play In the case The pockets Of the deceased wero
found to to have been rthed OF their contents. Tho
boatmcn in the vicinity say there q struggle In
which Rhodes thrown overheard.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
NICARAGUA

Congress has authorized loan OF $4,000 and an
army Of s, 900 men
WATCHING A SEiGHBoR.
The army OF observation the Honduras frontier
has been greatly increased
RoUTED.
A horde OF lawess at Punta Gorda, on Mosquito
territory, on the borders under Captain Maromero,
attacked by Ncaraguan volunteers toward the end
OF January and routed.
Tho Porvenir calls them rebels.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
OBITUARY.
"s1srEn HARRIET" SISTER SUPP

A telegram from Baltimore, Md, OF the 18th inst.
reports folows:-Sister Harriet Superior OF the
Protestant Episcopal Order OF All Saints, in charge
or All Saints Home and School, died yester.
day morning after short Illness Sister Harriet
the Mother superior of tho Order in the United States
and OF the first three Protestant that entered the
Order when drst organized in England in 1885,
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
WHAT is TIP

Last evening o second meeting OF members
nccted with the Union League Club was held at Del
monico's Fourteenth street, but members Of the
press we're rigidy excluded and those who had been
present az the meeting retccnt Members at the
Union League Club say that IL is only campaign club
and does not threaten from their organza-
IN
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
MILES WHITE. QUAKER MILLIONAIRE.

A despatch by telegraph from Baltimore, Md, re-
ports:-Mics White wcll-known citizen OF Baltimore,
died yesterday at the age OF eighty four years He
widely known as active member OF the Society or
Friends He in excellent health TIL within few
Al 100 600
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
PERU.
The political situation is calm.
THE MONEY CRISIS.

The political situation is calm.
The financial crisis grows worse The banks have
commenced receiving the sapetre and guano included
in the contract with the government Commercial re-
lief is hoped for when shipments begin TO be made.
WITH ARGESTISEA
The treaty OF am'ty and commerce between Peru
and the Argentine Republic has been ratified
AMERICAN COIN
Tho American double eagle was worth twenty.nine
soles. Exchange scarce and dear.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
COSTA RIGA.

From private source we learn that in consequence
fthe attitude OF Nicaragua on tho boundary question
President Guarda has submitted to the Costa Rica
Congress, that met the ed Of February exiraor.
binary session, The question Of preparing Tor The
matter submitted TO committee OF two Deputies
from each province, and decision against the measure
was reported
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close a. the Post once at
hafpast 1--WE O'Clock A. n.
THE New York HERALD-EdItiou for Europe-wino DO
ready at Eve o'clock In the morning
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
A MURDER TRIAL.

San Francisco CAL, March 10, 1876.
The second trial OF Harry Grance for tho murder Of
Edward Madden, editor OF the Merced Tribune, com.
menced at Fresno City to-day
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PA
PERS

LANCASTER. Pa, March l3, 1876.
District Attorney John W. Johnson arrested
here to-day on charge OF issuing forged and fraudu-
lent naturalization papers The alleged offence was
committed four years ago He will have q hearing on
Saturday
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Al the special meeting the Ninth Assembly District
Republican ASS ociaon, held at Bleecker Building last
night, the following gentlemen we're nominated
delegates to the Syracuse Convention :-Gilbcrt J.
Hunter, William II. Gedney, James W. Booth and
George Bush
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
HOTEL BURNED.

OMAHA. Neb March IS 1873
The Central Hotel near the rnion pacinc depot was
DESTROYED by fre at ;hrce O'Clock this morning The
inmates narrowly escaped with their uves Two nrc
mcn we're injured The ,oss Is not YET reported Ihe
insurance 10 IS, 600
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
ECUADOR.

The people asking for a convention TO annu the
constitution left by the late Garcia Moreno and to
form a liberal ono. President Borrero Is not In
clined to call the convention, which has awakened
much dissanection.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

CANOPY PARAsoL
WILLIAM A. DROWN co..
Se5 and 500 Broadway
iIviis the attention Of dealers 10 tbsf
latest novelty.
Mandatory. 24s Markets.,
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
1916. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
AND .r ,o.,-,o.

FINANCIAL, JONWENLTAIl ANU
REGISTER FOR Is76
ready In addition les usual contents comprising
Invaluable tables statistical finance, With
daily Of gold tor 1879 Of governments bonds Of tns
Of cOnso railroad shares and stock.
American securities tho London Market Bank of Eng
land rate and other seecons
~ aud general information presents In It's issue for
1915 other features Of interest," 49,, 49,. -.
f rection fullest most perfect and only
fo tho coming election Corrected
score OF the DOllymount International RIDE Match. rith
o,arrams signals of the New York Yacht Club.
complete returns datcst Of this state by counseA
mil M OF aud Members OF thc Forty fourth Con-
ress standing select 0f houses With
, Office addresses 6c. American Ministers Consuls
abroad foreign Legations in the United States table show
ing 0f postage 10 foreign countries also tho tins
OF she nails New York Post Office All she spscaL
lies Of the Almanac. Mariners' Guide Missing Heirs Ac.
are continued the past Its chronological and
tables dcpaftmena army aud navy returns.
arc officially corrected It's miscellaneous" contents Ia
valuable compendium Of Items OF and special
THE HERALD ALMANAC.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
A TRAVELLING AGENT KILLED.

AUBuRy March l3, 1876
Charles ). Mahoney, of this city, travelling agent,
in alightng from q New York Central train, while 10
was IN motion last evening, was run over and killed
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

The German steamer LUXOR was towed Into Coquimbo
with broken shaft
NAUTICAL DISCOVERY.
Captain Morgan OF the English bark Professor Aire,
which arrived at Psco recently, from Cardiff reports
having discovered shallow which is not marked on
the map. when about $50 miles from the coast Of
Brazil IN latitude is deg south and longitude SO deg
MN. west with light breeze and only going about
knots hour his vessel suddenly struck and i'm
mediatey became mmovablc.
After an hours hard work he succceded In getting
her OF and Captain Morgan then took some soundings
He found seventeen and half feet Of water where he
had been aground and he found thirty fathoms
On sounding again tho line broke. He believes the
shallow TO DC coral reef in course Of formation.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
HONDURAS.

The fallen President Letva is still struggling TO regain
his post.
His forces said to have gained successes In
places, but the revolutionary President Medina, seems
strong enough 10 finally triumph
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DAVIS M
PARCHMENT

JACKSON, Miss, March l3 1876.
Tho Senate, by avote Of 80 TO 4, found Lieutenant
Governor Davis guilty charged in the articles OF i'm
parchment, colored and hve white republican
Senators voting in the alternative and four coored Sem
ators the negative The 1ndng viii be formally
nounced on Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
CHILL.
NAUTICAL DISCOVERY.

The German steamer Luxor towcd into CoquImbo
hrok ehaft
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

APPEAL FOR AID FOR AN AMERICAN POET
LORD ST. LEoNABD's WILL sErrLED-"MAK-
ING UP" DAY ON 'cHANoE-rHE SILVER
MARKET
LONDON, March 13 1876
Robert Buchanan the poet, writes to the London
Daily Necs this morning concerning certain extracts
from the west Jersey Press, reproduced in tho London
AhenGun, describing Walt Whitman g mpoverishment
and suIcrings, and makes earnest appeal tor his
relisf
Mr. Buchanan says:-'T suggest tho formation OF a
committee TO collect subscriptions for the purchase OF
whiimsn's complete works (which the latter is
prcparing), to begin with soy 500 copies, and II the
number could be extended to l. 900 moro, much
The better for the poet; much moro honor for Eng
land; so much moro shame to the literary coteres
which emasculate America"
LORD ST. LEoSARp's
Tho Court Of Appeals has unanimously sustained the
iecison Of the lower establishing the validity
,r tho will OF Lord St. Lconards as proved by the
testimony OF Miss sugden They sustained also the ad-
mssibty ofthc tcstator declaration between the
when the will was made and tho time when he was
last seen, as proved by Miss sugdcn.
THE STOCK ExcHANGE--''M MAKING CP' DAY.
Loxpox, March I3, 1870
This being the Grst 'rnakiug up day OF the regular
or,nirhtly settlement the attention the Stock Ex-
change during the early hours chiefly absorbed ia
preparations for extending carrying over" the en-
eazements to the end Of the month The market Is
generally nrm TOR both homo and foreign securities.
The impression prevails that most accounts have
already been provided tor
THE SILVER MARKET
Silver is ia demand. The supply Ia limited. Bars
very hrm a. 53H pence per ounce.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
INDIA.

THE PRINCE OF WALES SAILS OUT FOR
ENGLAND.
BoMBAY, March Is, 1875
Her Mejesys steamship Scraps, with the Prince Of
Wales and suite on board, sailed hence to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE wrArHER rEsrERpAY.

The following record will show the changes 10 the
temperature for Tho past twenty. four hours in com.
parIson with the corresponding date OF last year.
d,catcc by the thermometer AZ Hudnuvs pharmacy
HERALD Buiding;-
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
GUATEMALA.

The postage letters 10 aud from the Republic, out
side Of Central America has been doubled.
The Diet OF Con federation continues It's sessions
! The Presidents OF Guatemala and Salvador held q
conference the frontiers aud made bond OF peace
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

0' THE HERALD ALMANAC.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
THE sERvIANs EXCITED FOR WAR.

BELGRADE, March i3 1879
The warllke feeling, which had subsided In conse-
quence Of Prince Mian's peaceful Prince
wrede while the latter was mission here, seems
20 be rcappearing
Great pressure is brought by the party upon
Prince Milan. and h is rumored that she national
militia has been ordered to be ready 20 march at mo-
ment's notice
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
ENGLAND.

APPEAL FOR AID FOR AN AMERICAN POET
LORD ST. LEoNARD's WILL sETrLED-''MAK-
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
A-BENNETT BUILDING.

RED, ANGRY, SLEEP DESTROYING ERUPTIoNa
Yield the action ofsGLENss SULPHUR Soar.
"IIrLIs HAiR WHIsKKR DYK.n Black or Brown, SOC.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

Senate for q general amnesty Tor offences committed
since 1870
NJ Raspail will make a similar movement in the
Chamber OF Deputies on the same day.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

by taking DR. PnLERs RHEUmAro RKxKDY. depot n John
DR. G. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMTLE
Puts prepared expressly sick headache
headache dyspepe headache neuralgia nervousness and
elespessnoss and will Price Jc. postage
free. sold by druggists JOHN " HENRY co, agents
New York. Onice. iO6 North Eutaw ST., Baltimore Md
PERCIvAL'S PANACEA-THE GREAT TASTE.
less remedy for coughs Inflammation and liberation Of
the throat lungs kidneys urethra and all corruptons IN
blood 81 IFS Nassau st. sold by druggists
REGULAR 81 HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 50,
worth $40. - Now Chambers st., up stAira
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

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q .-s y s .s z shs i.s els:a "
RssALn ALAASAs, AsN yaIk ssE
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Average temperature yesterday o.
Average temperature tor corresponding date Last
.s..s.s''ssss'.'''s.ssss ssts''ss -
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AN ADMIRABLE IMPROvEMENT-THE NEW
SILK ELASTIC TRUSS sold oniy by ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
PANY 6S3 BroadwAy comfortably: mover displaced:
soon PORN ancnty rupture.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A CAPITAL
$4,000 S25OOo SEQ advertisement In another col
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
RAarsA, March ls. IsT6

The psurgcnt leaders IJubibrates, Petrowlch, Fuea
and Ccsar arrested by the Austrian authorities
on Thursday last at yigvan village the Dalmatian
frontier, near Imoschi
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
TURKEY.

FOUR rNsURoENr REFUGEE LEADERS AR
RESTED By THE AUsTRIANs-THE sERvIAN
WAR PARTY PRESSING THE PRINCE TO Ac-
rIoN.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14

FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LIT ON VERY yERY NJ REAsoMABLE Z S6. TERMS.
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE oFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
FORGERIES AND FRAUDS.
How Forged American Railway Bonds
Were Negotiated in Belgium.

THE PARTIES AND PUNISHMENT.
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
CANOPY PARASoL

A-EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND WIS.,
rams BAtsAm or WILD CHERRY for throat and lung
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
MANY CITIZENS.

CHTLD's LEG BRoKE,-Last We'd
nesday Mr.. c. G. David, of Highland,
was going from his farm to the VII
lage with a team attached TO buggy,
and having got out and opened u
gate to pass from the inclosure on
to the public highway, when the
horses became frightened at some
thing and ran away, taking little
son of Mr.. d., about six years old l.,
who was in the buggy, on fearful
ride of mile or more, finally throw
ing him out and breaking his leg.
The vehicle was, of course, badly
smashed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEX
TIoS.-To-day we publish call for
a Convention Of Republicans to
nominate candidates for the County
Offices, to be held at Dodgeville,
October 10Th. Tho naming of can
didates is now in order, and we take
the liberty OF suggesting Edward
Dunn, of Mineral Point town, as n
suitable and worthy man to be nom
mated for Sheriff. This is wholly
without any warrant from Mr.. D.,
but we believe in accordance with
the feelings of q majority Of the
Republicans Of this locality, who
recognize his fitness Tor the place,
and his melit as good Republican
and deserving citizen.
In each town let caucuses be
called and attended so that the voice
of the entire party Of the county
shall be heard in the deliberations
Of the Convention, and the ticket
on October 10th will be
elected III November.