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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
ElRg.-The alarm Of fire about three o'clock
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FIRE. ~-The alarm Of fire about three 0 clock
Ibis morning was caused by the burning out OF
a .oul chimney Of house in the alley, south
Il FRINGE street. between Columbus and Alfred
streets. The Columbia aud HydrarItca steam.
e!s were on the ground but their services sers
,,i aeaded 1t is we'll that they were not as ow,
.os to the very imperfect alarm, consisting OF
sone four or five strokes Oh the Columbia
bs.l large number of tremeu were got pres
sar, and the Relief Hook and Ladder Truck
w.s not brought out at ALL Some time since
The policemen We're provided with horns IN
aieg 10 better disseminate alarms OF hre' put
:; ar use has now been almost totally abandon
e. The lack Of alarm is a subject OF much
complaint auoog the firemen, all of whom are
volunteers, and sleep at their homes.
Duriog the fire engineer Campbell of the
Columbia lost his belt, which the hader WILL
please return to the engine house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

Les. time is forever lost. Absence from
school IS often caused by IL Cough, Cold or
HoarsoneSs and eau easily be prevented by
giving DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to the children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

Thursday will be tho last day on which State
taxas can be- paid without al addition Of per CT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

A CARD. -Circumstancos rendering II do
"A sirable that should locate in Baltimore. 1
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alo1anLri4 to DIR. ID. n RUST us has been
!or 80 many years associated with uis as to need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill ability
and reputation for Eun.sty and high integrity
being well known. 1 cordally con,ruend hun.
~ the favor oil NY iries.ds nnG patients. ~ we'll
worthy OF the position TO which he succeeds, aud
bespeak for hin. tho practice With which, tof 50
long, have Lcea tasnr.l.
vi ~ Y ItDl)GkJ.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

PIGEON SuOog(NG.-A pigeon shooting
match will take place at Cats Tavern west
Eod, to. morrow evening at one 0 cloci. Sew
eral Of the best amateur suouers of the city
have enrolled their names, and much sport Is
expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
COUNTY CoURr-Josdge James Sangster

COUNTY CoURr-Jasdge James Sangster
presiding. VS.. Frederick French; grand
larceny; jury; verdict guilty Of petit larceny
aud prisoner sentenced to Elk months 10 County
lall, subject to city chain gang.
Same vs.. Samuel Hereford; grand Larceny;
plea guilty OF petit larceny aud prisoner seq
fenced to six mouths in county Jail, suffice! 10
city chain gang.
Same VS.. Ellen Day; petit larceny; jury and
verdict guilty and prisoner sentenced to sixty
days 10 county Jail.
Same VS.. Henry Coleman and Gabriel Jack
son; obstructing public road; jury; verdict not
guilty and prisoners discharged.
Same vs. Dennis Farrell; unlawful gunnine;
jury; verdict not guilty aud prisoner dis
charged.
The Cour! tGen adj 1usned until Docembtr
9th. the regular time Tor its meeting falling
On Christmas day.
STREET REpAIRs.-Mr. Geo. W. Clifford,
the contractor for repaving Duke street, be-
tween Columbus aud Henry streets, com
meaced tearing up the cd cobble stones there
this morulug preparatory to beginning his
work. The repairs TO the roadway at the IL
t;isection of King aud Lee streets have been
street dock, which had been in dangerous
and dilapidstod condition for some time past,
has been thoroughly and Substantially repaired,
under the direction Of the Cummltteo Oh
Streets.
~ T. CHURCH REvyAL.-The revival at
the NJ. p. Church assumed a decided interest
last nisht After most Instructive sermon By
Rev. Mr.. Webb five persons arose indicating
their Wish Tor prayers, aud one came forward
for advice AMI instruction as seeker. The
meeting was very solemn one and gives hope OF
good results. There was meeting for irqu:r-
ers this afternoon at o'clock, and there will DC
preaching to. ught by Rov. Mir. Waugh.
dcRsE TGIEP.-A man whose name could
not be asoertained, stole horse from Fairfax
Court House, yesterday morning, andw max
ing the best Of his way towards this city With
it, when he was overhaulcd and captured be-
You'd Clouds Mill, by Mr. r. /. Broadwater,
81 DO carried him back to the Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

NIOTICE-All persons indeb:ed to ;, tue Iase
~ firm OF AVERY & DAF1DooN "Ie ~
'.,a,,.d ~ make psyment Of the same to either
y, tho Isle partners on or before the first day OF
u 1snm.rS Isl 1t ia mpera.iveiy necessary
10, nnS affairs should be settled and we VIII
w. Connected to psco sll unsettled accounts N
the hsnds OF All attorney for eoilect,9n On 'hA'
date. ~ WILSON.
Ir-lnl T. ~. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

ass- NOTICE The Conservative voters OF Inc
Second ward are requested TO meet at - o'cpk.
=, N on Thursday, the 3Oth instant, at the Sun
engine house for the purpose Of nominating
candidate to ill tho vscsncy III the Common
Council caused by tho resignation OF w. W.
Herbert, ESQ. GEO: a. III ISL
nov ~ at Chairman Conservative Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

DlMlNUTIoN OF LICENSE TAXA list pre-
pared by the Mayor shows dimlnutlon IN the
amount of license tax received DUNG me pres
sut year. as compared wit last year, OF lloo.
he list comprises the Games OF thirty. n7e per
SOUS who have either gone out of business or
consolidated with other firms iu the same lioe
Of husiness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

Parties paying taxes will dod 1t 10 their ad-
vantage to purchase Virginia coupons at Burke
Herbert's. po7 l52W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

thursday will be the last day on when osa.e
taxes can be paid withou. an addition OF per CT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. -Wur Depart
o,nt, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
acton, D. c., Nov'r. %. l876-lO:30 q. m
So the Middle States warmer southeast winds,
-ssrine TO cooler northwest, with rising bsrom-
s:s-, partly cloudy weather and possibly occa.
sinnsf light snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

yy,HE FEET, .Xc.-ittenti0n, La "a
ana Children.-Mad. SCHULTZ, the
wife of DR.. 5. the distinguished Chiropoa and
for the past twenty years resident IN hicGona'
S Tiud vt sos cor Pennsylvania ave-, Washington,
has Consented 1T tae request Of many lsdles 70
vi; VS. / Alexsndrin again next week, and will stop
ass ~: tho City Hotel for two days only,
from Tuesday, tile :S.h, Till MednesdsS, tne
10Th She Then leaves poslt'Vely LOT osuet u' va
s saas Had Nails &c is painless and essctaa
pIoaeo call promOtly. nov -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

So. the Middle states warmer southeast WILLIS
-sering to cooler northwest. with rising bsron-
sts- partly cloudy weather and possibly occa.
:onsl light snow
COUNTY SCHOOL BoARD.-This body met
yesterday afternoon at the Peabody building,
rrsssut: Richard l.. Carne, County Supcrio-
;,uIcpt and President ex ofhcio, and Philip
r1tch!ord Of Arlington; George Il. Adams
ana Harvey Bailey, Of Arlington, and George
O.f Wander, of Washington district.
The minutes OF tho last meeting were read
aDd approved.
The Chair announced that the object OF the
meeting was TO agree upon the amount OF the
,,uuty school levy; whereupou, 90 motion OF
Nr. Wuuder, !t was
Oyaered, That the Supervisors be requested
8, lew tax Of - cents on the real and per-
,,nal property Of this county, for public school
purposes. !,
ia, President, to whom was referred the
.,cyau!s of the Clerk of Jefferson district, re-
,,:.ed that he had examined them carefully
aa found them substantially correct the err
rJr. consisting 10 the grouping OF savera' blis
"a ore pay warrant.
The report was accepted and TIE Board al
oucned. -----------
FAIRFAX W.. THE CITY CoUNClL.-lte
richmond Dispatch, after publishing the Ca
.,;;,'s report Of this c.sc. says: "fhs appel
tat IN this case claims that be docs not sue Tor
..,.r,s Of stock ADD dividends, but for 81, 100
IL. - bonds OF Alexandria aud the accrued
lp.cr,s;. The record in Uunderwood's Court
.jmp!y pretends to iiic! and confscate eighty
sstsu shares of stock. The appellant never
agned eighty seven shares ct stock, and
Inn. The dnec&c did not condemn acd cochs-
SITE city bonds {! various sz,s to the amount
r = 700, with iaterest thereon, and that the
.,t,.rp; % coali cate his bonds or the debt hay
~ 5s.u ;,st:sctuaI he is entitled to sue the
';'y An is sealed ctIigation-that shares oil
sack represent 20 iuaebtsdGsss, but merely
DYSON or community Of interest among the
Stockholders, and that there is ootbIng Ir
,g4i.twooi's record 10 show that the United
HHts,ss seq d SIS, 100 Of anythlog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

v,oR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS-Stesm
and Hand Atomizsrs. Cullsr's Pocket IN
hslers Cod Liver I'll Of ~ yn Meaen n,na' As'
islge ssso'ES 5. LEADBEAIEk& BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
No T I q II

A. = ,..n ~,
At meeting Of the Common Council, held
October - II, 1916, the following resolution WAS
adopted: u,,
"Kesolvsd, That an election be held on ION =
dsv the 4.h of December next, for member OF
the Cannon Council from the Second ward to
til a vacancy occasioued by the resignation Of
Major w. w. Herbert. ,,u,.
The polls will be KEEP: at the ususl place ana
The election be held by the commissioning "no
held tho election on the Ith last. nov -2-.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

BL otSsr sS UU Of spanish Tuck Combs J, in
s o1le cbolce styles, together with full line
of of" res Combs Hair Tooth s n;s Nail
Rrusbes vt FERGUSON bkOo.,
orusues O. 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

mo THOSE contemplating building or re.
l. pairing we would call especial attention TO
our we'll selected stock Of Doors, Sashes, Blinds
and Building Materials of all kinds, which we
will sell as cheap as the same can DO bought IN
or out of the State. B. F. PEhKE 4 CO..
apl4 io7 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

EADBEATERS ANODYNE PECIU-
IL RAJ, an article that we have been manu-
featuring for several years. and one that mas
given general satisfaction for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness and other affections OF the taroal
and lungs-a large supply just prepared.
oct E. s. LEADBEATER & HED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

LATER.
COLUMBIA. S. e., Nov. o6-rhe democratic
members of the House. after gaioing admls-
sion to the State House, proceeded to the door
of the House Of Representatives with the dele
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

Thursday will DO the LIST .dsy on which State
laycs can be psil without IN addition OF perct'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
Meeting at Boutts Station.


The Republicans of St. Charles parish
held Q large and enthusiastic meeting yes
terday; about 800 persons in attendance.
j. E. HoranAon was elected chairman
of the meeting. Mr.. j. M. Vance, Jr.. was
introduced, q young man Of much promise,
intelligent and convincing in his analysis
OF the great political questions. His speech
was received y ith many marks Of spproba-
ton.
Senator Stamps followed, in bis usual
quiet and unassuning manner, csutioning
the oolored people sgsinst the mean tricks
resorted to by the Democratic party to
mislead them, and concluded by urging
harmony in the parish and fidelity to the
Republican party.
Hon. Henry Oemas closed the days
work by delivering one of his most effective
speeches; hoping that St. Charles would
do her duty on the seventh Of November,
aud promising 1900 maj 'rity from St. John:
to help swell the grand Republican tide OF
st. Charles may be counted on for 1900
Republican majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

The Races ut Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, October 28-Fal meeting.
Maryland Jockey Club. Pimlico Course.
Weather good, attendance large and track
in fino condition.
FSrst Raoe-One and . quarter miles.
Won by Warlock, Mary Athlene second,
Galway third. Tme-2:13%.
Second Notwithstanding stakeei two
miles, for three year olds. Parole, Virgin
ius and Virgil started. Parole was tho
fsvorite, but Virgil won easily BY two
lengths, Parole second. Virginius third
Third Ruce-Mile heats, Compensation
stakes, seven started. Inspiration WAS tho
favorite. Partnership 2. l, l; Redc0at l, 5,
l; Pera, withdrawn; Ambush 4, 8; Inspira-
tion 5, 2; Grit 6. 4; LADY Mao, distanced.
Time-l:45A, l:47k, l,5OA.
Fourth Roce-Match race between Reso-
lutte and shirley; two miles. Resolute lost
finishing eight lengths ahead. Time
3:441e.
Fifth Race-Steeple chase by gentlemen
recognized by the Maryland Jockey Club;
no horse eligible ever ridden by profess
sional in q steeple chase. G.. E Ashburner
rode New York; Herman Bartels. Peter
Simple; Charles H. Townsend, Rummy; NJ.
Robinson, Jr., jackson, and A. S. Andrews,
Lender. Rnmmy went down at the third
ODE tructiOn, Lender next went down, and
New York bolted. jackson won, Peter
Simple second. Time-3:27h.
Harvard Rowing Races.
Boston, October 28-The Harvard fall
rowing races occurred to-day on Charles
river, two miles course. The tour-osred
lap streak race was won BY the Holyoke
crew in fourteen minutes and forty nine
seconds. The six cared lap stresk race
was won by the HolyOke crow In fourteen
minutes and fifty.twO seconds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

m p.n,.M e n.ga zine for November IL
-a..hv Of 80 tei.l mention. 1t is text
~ | !, a .;nql aanber. and should se in
0H H.s. =, q very intelligent citizen. It
sno u..- ..;h,a. sod con vincing facts tor
p.o'o If the Republicon party and
sno 80 v.ff Safa.t Of Democracy. This maga'
zine has been . p '~ss IN 'ne os..p"'k.' -.
s.o., ~ +. inception has dealt. sledge-hammef
A'a-. ~ s,.in.t corr upt Democracy. 1t u en-
...,.A 81 . vide cir. vuistion, and its grown
- .,,huo favor is / nt . just return for its
80. =. an able A~ecate for jost Prin'
,iples and good gsve, .@e'H' esns so.c. - ~ sa'
republie Publshipg c e.psDy. washington,
1;.,-;c. of Columbis, ua subscribe tor ono
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
FOREIGN.
Tho Arctic Expeditlou,

LONDON, October 28-An the membere
OF the expedition declare the impossibility
of closer reach than theirs to the North
pole-400 miles.
During the winter . rich collection OF
natural history and scientific observations
were made. Excellent coal was found
where the discoveries wintered. For .
fortnight the thermometer showed 500 b.
low zoro, and once reached 1919 below.
Peterson, the interpreter, died forty days
after the amputati0n of both feet from frost
bite.
Testing an Armstrong Gan.
The Times publishes . dispatch from
Spegia, that the trials of . hundred ton
Armstrong gun, made for the Italian gov
ernment, were eminently successful. A bolt
fired with 34l pounds of powder attained Q
velocity Of $500 feet per second, smashed
the solid wrought iron plates twenty-five
inches thick. and completely pierced the
strong backing and thirty inch skin of .
target, the resistance of which is supposed
to equal the sides Of the great Italian iron
clad Duildo.
The British Markets.
The Stock Exchange has been much
calmer this week. The principal securities
generally advanced. The preparation for
| Monday's settlement in foreign stocks and
bonds has thus far disclosed NO embarraes.
ments. The continental bourses have also
been much firmer and calmer. There has
been q considerable lull movement in
| AuRlo-Ameriosn and direct cable shares, il
| consequence of reports of q fusion or work
| ing agreement. Such an arrangement has
| undoubtedly been discussed by parties in
| interest, bat aoopsummation 10 la aprobable
1 6hMT aAH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1876


Judge Billings has issued the following
order:
In all cases where warrants are issued by
the commissioners of the Circuit Court, re-
siding in ono of the parishes of the District
of Louisiana, for offonses sleged to have
been committed in any other of the said
parishes which are. under the statute, bali
able, the prisoner shall forthwith be taken
before the commissioner of the Circuit Court
for the said district nearest the place OF bis
arrest, and, upon mis- waving preliminary
examina tion and stating that he desires to
give bail, shall, according to law, be sd-
mitted to bail; but that. in case the prisoner
demands q preliminary examination, he
ehall be taken before the commissioner by
whom the warrant was issued.
Superior District Court.
The following petitions were filed yester.
day morning:
George C. Norcross We. L. Millaudon ct
al.-Suit for pos session of real estate in the
fourth district, purchased by plaintiff at .
tax sale on December q, 1875.
Same vs. William Randolph.
Same vs. D. Genalla.
Same va. Il. Stockmeyer.
First District Ceurs.
NFORMATIONs.
Larceny - Joseph Sylvester, George
Thomke, George Hayes. Sarah Smith, Eliza
johnson, Annie Hall.
Assault by willfrlly shooting at-Jamea
Dwyer.
Assault and bsttery-Richsrd Charles.
ARRAI0NED.
Wounding less than mayhem. esc.-Cath'
crime Riley, Joseph Brsndmeyer, Morgan
MCGEE, pleaded not guilty.
BAIL FIXED.
Tho bail in the case of Eugene Soubet
charged with keeping disorderly ale and
tippling house, was fixed at $500.
Fifth District Oonrt.
James j. O'HAra filed . suit sgains
jean B Trescazes and Raymond St. Upery
for &240 70 and Q Sta. That under and b.
virtue OF resolution No. 1915 of the CITY
Council of the city OF New Orleans. tn
said city, through its Mayor, did, on tn,
seventh of December, 1875, contract viii
petitioner for the cone ructiOn of brick side
walks, with wooden curbs and cutters, o,
Philip street, between Willow and 81
Charles Petitioner prays for judgment TO
! the aforesaid sum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

Meeting ut Freetown, Parish Of jefferson.
A large meeting was held last night at
the club room Mr.. w. r. Chapman, as
ohsirman of the parish campaign commit
tee. called the meeting to order, and Mr.. E.
A. Hubeau was elected president. Mr.. John
q. Mckshon was introduced ss the first
soeaker. He denounced the Democratic
party, and brought to light some Of their
great rsscalities in unsnsweraole logic.
dnced-a true illustration of the Repub-
lean government Of our schools. A bright
and energetic speaker. he usmasked at
length the gauzy pretences OF the Demo-
Hon. Henry Demss, the regular Repub-
Iaan nominee for the Senate, short term,
folloved. His remarks were forclbie and
elective, and they were received wlthgen-
ersl appreciation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

At Q mass meeting of Republicans, held
at Baton Rouge on Wednesday laet' the
following named persons were nominated
for the following Offices:
Sherif-O. H. Foreman.
Parish recOrder-H. WrOtnoweky.
Clark of William Duplieses.
Parish iudge-Henry Sch0rten.
Representatives,. 2. Wilson, w. u
Lane. g. r. Beauregard.
Police iury-Dr. 8. P. Lavcock, d. bafnee'
N. Connor, L. Francois, N: Francis.
Jastices of the peece-F1rss wara; =. =;
vsrdML. Berhle; constable, F. Shoaf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

At this season of the year all ladies are
looking at their pocketbooks and at the new
bonnets in the chop windows. The shop
that offers the most lovely hat for the least
money catches the customer. On Monday
Mrs. Hirschburg, at No. l72 Canal street,
will open her new stock of millinery goods,
and she particularly invites the ladies to
inspect her stock and marx the prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

Rev. J. H. Mscarty, D. D., who arrived In
this city yesterday, hailing from the Aichi'
xsn Conference of tho Methodist Church,
VnA prsssh his first sermon at the Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Of Cal
hone and st. Charles streets, 1t eleven
o'clock this morning. and will also preach
1t half.psst seven in the evening. DR..
Maearty will remain - the regular pastor
Of Ames Church, which fact - considered
~ \ fortunate Circumstance fer tho society
Rev, ] Hazard Hsrtzell, tho new preacher
for the Unitarisn Society, viii preaeh at
Ahe Church of the Messiah, corner Of Jalia
s.d St. Charles streets, this morning and
evening,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
esaub.

At staub,s news stand, at Goldthwalte's 9
hook store, No. 50 Canal street, for the last
Sunday, may be obtained the current p't'.
odi,sls ard msgasines. Tho first OF the
poath will witness the transfer OF the e.
t.hx.bment Ia new and commodious quar-
ters "a Exchange slley. ooe door from Canai
.treet staub hes this morning supply OF
the popular Sciezse Monthly. twenty 'en's
per oopg, and the Lakeside Library, con.
Gaining she famous new novel of ''Daniel
gaorondaO -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
HON. GEORGE A. ROSDICK.
He Accepts the Nomination Of Adminis'
tral or Of Commerce.

He Accepts the Nomination Of Adminis-
traitor Of Commerce.
Nkw ORLEANS October %, 1876.
B. p Joubert. Bsq, PIT sident Committee:
SIR take much pleasure in acknowl
ed aipg the honor conferred on me by the
Republican party in nominating me. with
out solicitation or pledge of any nature, -
q candidate for the Office OF Administrator
Of Commerce.
have NO hesitation in accepting the nom
ination, more readily for the reasons that
had been solicited by large number OF my
mercantile friende to run for that position,
and, further, that am unable to perceive
any issues in the platforms Of the two great
political parties struggling for the supremacy
in the present contest beyond the very sim
ple one submitted to the consideration of
the people, &, which candidate have you
the most confidence in to fill the position
for which he is an ssplrant, and who will in
force the existing laws, faithfully perform
the duties incumbent on him, and honestly
exert himself in the interests of that reform
40 much needed. The particular ticket,
whether Republican. Democratic, Censor
vative, or any other name BY winch it may
be called, ON which he may be nominated
and run. can not either improve or deterio-
ate his integrity or capacity.
Please convey to your committee my
thanks and grateful appreciation Of the
high compliment paid me.
l have the honor to be, your obedient
servant,