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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-09
Tuesday, the 5lh Of Fehruary, ISIS.

at the east entrance of the courthouse OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, in the city of Mem
phis, within legal hours, at public auction. to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, a Ger.
tain lot or parcel Of land lying and being in
Shelby county. Tennessee. and known as a
part Of the "Donoho place" beginning on
the west line Of Breedlove's 100 acres and %
feet from the center Of the Memphis and
Charleston railr0sd sed thence south So
east 1914 feet TO within GO feet OF the center
OF tho Fort Pickering railroad bed thence
with said railroad bed south $50 east 22OlE
feeti thence north l6o east with a fence to q
stake on the south line of Sledge avenue IS ii
now extends through said Donoho place; then
with the south line Of Sledge avenue east to a
stake. where the said south line Of Sledgo
avenue interse.ts the north boundary line OF
said Donoho place; then with said north
boundary line to the beginning; said lot being
all Of said DOnOho place that lies to the south
Of said Sledge avenue extended.
TIT equity Of redemption Is waived in said
trust deed, and the title Is believed to be per-
feet, but l sell and convey as Trustee only.
W. M, SLBDGE, JR., Trustee.
January g., 1878, l09-135
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-09
Trustee,s Sale ot Zeal Ealale.

DY VIRTUE Of q deed 10 trust to me execd-
ID ted by w. p Bond and II i. TAYLOR on
the 18th day of January, 1877, Of record in the
Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
payment CT a certain note therein mentioned
/ will Tell, 10 Trustee, on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01
EAST AND

William Upham, manufacturer Of wooden
goods NJ Spencer, Mass, has failed. Liza
bilitie- estimated at $1Jo.000. His failure In
wolves many OF the leading business men Of
Spencer and Leicester who have indorsed
his paper quite heavily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wormly, living on a
farm about 10 miles from Goldsboro, ~. c.,
were recently brutally murdered by a negro
named Noah Cherry, who entered the house
during the night and fell upon his victims
with a club while they were asleep. The
murderer lived on an adjoining farm, and
the horrible crime was committed on ac-
count 81 a personal grudge. Cherry was
arrested and was likely 70 be lynched.
The old mansion Of Daniel Webster, at
Marshfield. Mass, burned on the 18th. II
was occupied by Mrs. Fletcher Webster.
An explosion demolished Leet a Smiths
percus-ion-cap factory In Springfield, Mass,
on the 18th, and killed Otis Ii. smith, the
junior partner.
The Maine House OF Representatives has
under consideration q bill granting suffrage
20 women.
Aire, originating In the Excelsior Build
ing, West Twenty-third Street, New York
City, on the night Of the 18th, destroyed
trat building, together with the Church Of
the Covenanter- and the Twenty third Street
Presbyterian Church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

that the wheat crop Of Minnesota for the
year 1877 Was aboat 4o,o0o.ooo bushels. II
this figuring be correct, IL win place Mime
sofa al the bead Of the wheat producing
States, Illinois coming next with S5,ooo,0oo
bushels.
DR.. Henry c.. Moss, an old and respected
citizen OF Venice, Madison County, Ill, was
snot and instantly killed, while standing In
the door OF his own house, on the night Of
the 18th. No clew 10 the assassin.
A shooting ARRAY occurred In the streets
Of Bryan. Texas, on the 10th, about 4 O'Clock
p. m. -Four men were engaged, armed with
both guns and reviewers, and some 10 shots
were fired In all. One OF the party, Irwin
by name, was killed; another, Rush, was
fatally wounded; and q citizen and locker
on, named Morrison, was also seriously
wounded. II was an old quarrel that was
being settled.
J.J. Moore, formerly = postal clerk on the
Union Pacific Railroad, was arrested a.
Riverside, near Fremont, Neb., on the 18th
charged with stealing a 5000 money pack
age from the mails In August last. The
money was In Canadian bank bills, and an
effort 10 negotiate them In Chicago a few
days ago, by another party, led TO the arrest
The money was all recovered.
August Schieffer died At South Bend,
Ind. a few days ago, from eating diseased
pork made up into liverwurst. A portion
Of the mans arm, no larger than pin head,
on being placed under the microscope, re-
vcaled four well defined specimens OF tri-
china. Mrs. Schiefer, who also ate OF the
liverwurst, is likely 10 recover, but two
others OF the family are thought TO be be-
yond hope.
Aprospecting party from Bismarck, head
ed by Pat Rafferty,, was attacked BY Indians
on Clark's Fork, about the Isl Of September
last, and six were killed, viz: John Shenan-
drew, Alo Roe. Carl Bjarklunder, Z" An
derson, Lew Anderson and Thomas Redo
field.
j. w. Rover was hanged At Reno, New,
on the 18th, for the murder OF J.. \. sharpe,
near Winnemucca, in April, 1873.
Christian Reilly, alias R%eilburger, was
shot and killed while endeavoring TO bur-
glarize A house in Chicago, on the morning
Of the 18th. He was an old offender.
John Gumbinger, aged y, fell in love with
Maggie Leider, aged IS, the daughter OF his
employer, Michael Leider, a wealthy saIoon-
keeper at 1sos Market Street, St. Louis.
Maggie reciprocated the attachment, but
the father became enraged and ordered
John to leave his house. A few days
subsequently the lovers went to the Lin
deli Hotel and engaged a room, and
on the following morning, February 10, they
were discovered dead in bed, she with a bull
let hole over the left ear, and he with a sim
liar n in his right temple. Both were
dressed, and he still grasped q revolver in
his hand. They we're both persons OF in
te%lligence and attractive personal appear
ance. There seems to be no doubt that the
fatal act was fully premeditated by both
he 10 first end her existence and then his
own.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

The United States have upon their
borders, within easy reach, a number Of
national neighbors who ought 70 be II
customers. They are IN n sense Gus
tomers-that j., w buy largely Of them.
and they take our money and buy goods
with it u other countries. We refer 70
Mexico, the States Of Central America
and Of South America, and 70 the West
India Islands. The character of this
trade with States almost At our doors l.
shown in the values Of what we buy of
them and Of what We sell to them. We
rive tho tntals for IL.
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1T il related as an illustration Of
Victor Emanuel's innate p~oliteness that
when the Emperor Of Germany visited
him they rode u together, and, know
ing that the Emperor had difficulty in
mounting his horse, Victor had some
stairs made for him. He pridcd himself,
despite his size, years, and weight, up
~ springing lightly into the saddle.
The Emperor came out 10 mount, and
found two pairs u stairs with two horses
beside them. .WhafP" said the En-
peror, .do You mount in that way?"
" Always, Sire" replied the RI gaian-
t~nonao, swinging himself awkwardly OF
the stairs into the saddle.
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Simeoni. Tn moderates hesitate between
Cardinals Pccci and Frsnchi.
The London Times OF the 10th says;
!" United States bonds have surprised many
people by advancing, instead OF falling, On
receipt Of the news that the Silver bin had
passed In a manner that will insure lis be-
coming a law In it, present shape"
The Havana Official Gazette says that all
the insurgent leaders have given In their adj
hesion 70 the peace conditions. Friends OF
the Cuban cause In America deny the asser-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Az witcham, New Brunswick, on the night
Of the 10th, q house belonging to Daniel
Reardon burned, and Reardon, his wife and
four children persisted in the flames. The
ncighbors knew nothing Of the catastrophe
til morning, when the charred remains were
found In the debris.
Adouble wedding was celebrated with
great splendor In the chapel Of the Old Pal
ace At Berlin, on the night OF the 18th, the
high contracting parties being the Princess
Charlotte, daughter Of the Crown Prince and
granddaughter Of Queen Victoria, and Ber-
nard, hereditary Prince Of the Duchy Of
Sake Meinengen; the Princess Elizabeth,
daughter Of Prince Frederick Charles.
and Augustus, hereditary Prince Of the
Grand Duchy OF Oldenburg. Among those
present were the King and Queen OF the
Belgisns, the Prince Of Wales, the Duke Of
Connaught, the Prince Of Orange, Prince
Bismarck, and marty other personages OF
rank. Among the festivities was the tradi-
tionaI "dance by torchlight" Of ~ Ministers
Of the Emperor's Court, Prince Bismarck
leading the procession.
The Conclsvc Of Cardinals cast their first
vote on the 10th. There was no choice. A
correspondent says: The incorporating
yarty are divided, ZONE favoring Cardinal
Bilio for the Papacy, and ZONE Cardinal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

serious Complications Arising Out az the
War.


The British fioct under Admiral Hornhy,
and came TO anchor In the Sea Of Marmora.
Turkey took no action beyond making a
formal protest.
The British fleet which passed through
the D~ardancllcs consists Of six ships. Al
miral Hornby's orders were 10 enter the
straits, with or without leave, and 90 make
arrangements 10 secure his rear. The ships
were prepared for action. Two iron-clals
were left IT GalIipoli, TO protect the outlet,
and the other four are stationed at Princess
Islands.
The French Government has declined the
Invitation Of England 10 send u feet 10 Con-
stantinople. The French journals declare
that II Il too late for England 70 act. Ger
man papers think that Bismarck will counsel
peace and act rs arbitrator. The Vienna
journals maintain that Russia has broken
her word, and that Austro- Hungary will be
compelled 10 march to war with England,
In order 20 force Russia TO be faithful to
her promises and return to her former pro-
gramme.
A Constantinople correspondent tele-
graphs on the 10th that the Russian forces
are 50 disposed, that At the least hostile
movement on the part Of England. the Rus
SLAMS will not only enter Con-tantinople, but
take possession Of the forts commanding the
Bosphorus and Dardanelles, thus cutting on
the communication OF the English fleet. The
British Government apparently understands
the peril OF the situation, and Lord Derby
has informed the Russian Ambassador that
any movement OF Russian troops toward
Galiipoli would be considered a. menacing
the safety OF the British fleet, and that most
disastrous consequence might follow. The
possession OF the Turkish iron-clads Il like
" 10 be the prize for which each Govern
ment will first strike In the event OF hostil-
titles.
London dispatches OF the 18th state that
all the Powers. including Russia, have
agreed to a Congress At Baden Baden. The
British fleet has been Withdrawn 20 Mouda-
MIA Bay, 40 miles from Con~tantinople. The
Russians will not occupy Gallipoli. The in
surrcclion in Thessaly continues, and hos
Utilities are breaking out in all districts OF
Crete.
Dispatches Of the 18th state that the Rus
sian troops have been ordered not 10 cross
the line Of demarcation fixed by the armis-
tice. A Paris dispatch says IL l. understood
that Russia has issued a circular informing
the Powers that she has renowned the oc-
cupation Of Constantipople AZ the request
OF Emperor William. Lord Derby stated
in the House Of Lords that the movement Of
the British fleet 20 Moudanis Bay was not
due ~ any negotiations, and that no progress
had been made In the matter Of the assem-
bling OF the Conference.
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Three children OF a cclcred man named
Leftridge, living at Bucktown Furnace Law
renee County, o., were burned 10 death on
the 18th. The mother left the children alone
In the house TO call upon i neighbor, and
when she returned her house was wrapped
In flames.
The Etna Iron-works, with a capital ~
8 .oo0.0oo, nj Ironton, o., has suspended
payment. The nominal assets are largely in
excess Of liabilities.
Mr.. John y. Tracy, for many years Pres
ident Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad, died 1t Erie, Pa, on the 18th, in
his SID year.
John W. Beavers was hanged at Madison.
Ind, on the 18th, for the murder Of John
w. Sewell, q real estate agent OF Tndianapo-
liz, In November last. The crime was COM
mitted In Scott County, where sewell had
gone for the purpose Of selling a farm 70
Beavers. The tran -action was effected, A.
ter which Beavers murdered Sewell and
took possession Of both the money and the
deed for the land.
John Ables was hanged u Carthage, Mo-,
on the 18th. for the murder OF John l.. Lane
In April.ls74. Ables charged that lane had
been intimate with his wife.
Judge Dillon has declined 70 make 4 de-
ci~ion In the case known A. the pro rate case
Of the Kansas Pacific sgainst the Union Pa
cifc Company, In the Circuit Court OF The
United States for the District OF Nebraska,
and for that reason the Kansas Pacific has
dismissed the action.
BY the falling Of the fIoor In a hall al
Stevens Point. Wis, on the night Of The
i3th. during q lecture by Eli Perkins, Col.
james NJ. Blood was killed and Ell Perkins
had his arm broken.
At Mount Sterling, Ky, on the 18TH, James
Anderson was fatally stabbed by Col. Wee
don y. Gay, OF Powell County. The parties
had hot words regarding q business trans
action. the lie was given by Gay to Ander-
son, and when the latter sprang forward In
tent upon ayenging the insult, he was met
by Gay with an open knife, which was
plunged into his vitals. Immediately after
the cutting Gay was attacked by the brother
OF The wounded man, who felled him 10 the
pavemen. with one lick from IN ax-handle,
and would have Drained him but for the
prompt interference Of bystandcrs. Young
Anderson u . well known citizen, his wife
being the daughter Of Hon. Garrett Davis.
Some statistics have been published BY the
81. Paul Chamber Of Commerce, showing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Excess OF specie imports .........t lt,s1l 90
In addition to these figures, we received
from these States, for expectation. mer-
chandise valued at about SO, 100000, in
Guiding S3,3OO,000 Of specie. The
heaviest items Of import were coffee,
about $4,000. 900; hides, skins and un-
dressed furs, Gil ,0O0, 900; India rubber,
S6,OOO,0O0; nitrate Of soda, $1,000. 900;
sugar and molasses, from Cuba S59,-
600, 900, from Porto Rico $4,000, 900,
from Brazil over 80, 100000; total sugar
and molasses, SOC, 900 1000; and about
$4,000, 900 Of raw wool.
In IA we sold them ~ our manu-
features Cottons, 81 $500. 900; glass
ware, Sl57 go; iron manufactures, So
10000; steel goods, $500. uGU; silks,
none; woolens, s22. 000; lard, $5,5O0,-
600. And this Is the beggarly exhibit
Of our sales Of manufactured goods.
The whole continent aud the West In
dies, to whom we might sell $3.50. O00.-
600 Of productions, and especially If
manufactures, are lost TO American
trade. We buy Of them $155, 900. 900 Of
their products and pay for them in bills
on London, and these bills are there
used TO purchase cotton goods and other
British manufactures to be sent 10 these
American neighbors Of ours 70 whom we
refuse 10 SELL Chicago ~ ibnne.
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"A petition, signed by a large num-
Der a Irishmen, has been presented %
the -. Louis school Board. asking that
provision be made for the teaching 81
French, Celtic, Italian. or any other
language the parent Of the pupil may
desire. The movement Is designed 10
put q stop % free teaching Of German
in the public schools.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An investigation into the cause OF the
wreck 81 the steamer Metropolis discloses
the fact that her timberr were 20 rotten A. to
render her entirely unseaworthy.
Edwin Bslson and Owen Harris, first and
second officers OF the Cunard steamer China,
were washed overheard and drowned on the
last voyage from Liverpool.
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When a man rants 70 call a puppy
he whistles, but a girl just walks along
with her handkerchief floating across
her shoulder - RIM. Sentinel.
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.Sl55,3s9, $40 SCI, Usi, 0s3
Included in the imports and exports
were the following items Of silver and
gold:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

KrARsxY takes of his coat more
eloquently than any other speaker We
know Of. He probably does II to show
that. unlike the Chinese. he wears his
shirt inside his pants. II be would LET
Q piecs Of II stick out behind Il would
via him many rounds Of applause
RasiOu Hfrdid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

MIND. we do not intimate that Mr
Potter himself will require jacket OF q
limited and stringent style Of architsc'
turs before this fraud factory closes. but
the tailor that slyly edges around him
and manufactures such q garment ior
him surreptitiously will be pretty likely
10 fnd q customer for 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
On the Ragged Edge.

A cross-sysd man in . long linen
ulstse and tall hat rang the bell. and
when the woman OF the house opened
the door she was satisfied he had an
eye to the spoons (ths straight sye). so
she snapped:
"weli, what do you want %
Madam. be calm" said the cross
eyed man, In Q smooth voice.
"whst for ?" she qusrisd. suspi-
ciously.
MADAM" said the crOss-sysd man.
shave you . child ?"
EYES. ! have" replied the woman
"what OF Ii 2"
"a little girlr" qusrisd the cross
eyed man.
"No a boy" returned the woman.
"Oi courss-a boy" repeated the
cross.syed man; 80 young boy-not
very old ?"
"About that ago. said the woman ;
what about him ?"
MADAM. do not get excited" pur-
sued the cross-sysd man; "bs' brave
and calm"
"Mercy on me exclaimed the wo-
man. in surprise "whst's the mat
teri
"Gsntiy. gently" said the cross-eyed
man, In a soothing manner RESTRAIN
yourself. Did not that little boy so out
to play this morning ?"
"Yes, yes." said the woman. eI-
citedly "whst-why-is there any.
thing the matter ?"
"Is there not railroad track crosses
the ns,t street ?" qusrisd the cross-eyed
man In solemn voice.
"Yes. oh yes" CIRCULATED the wo-
man. in great fear "oh, tell me what
has happened. what"
"Bs calm" interrupted the cross
eyed man. soothingly; "be brave
keep cool. for your ehild's sake"
"oh. what's II ? what Is 1t ?" walled
the woman. wildly; 81 knew it'll
feared II. Tell me the worst. quick
IL my child-whsrs 10 my darling boyr"
Ms,lam," replied the cross-eysd
man. gently. 81 but this moment saw
little boy playing upon the railroad
track; as looked upon him he seemed
to be-"
"Oh, dear oh. dear I" screamed the
woman. wringing her hands. "tell me
the worst. Is he"
"Hs seemed to be daubing himself
with oil, continued the cross-eyed man,
quickly drawing bottle from his
pocket. "and I've got here the best
thing in the world-Lishtning Grease
Erasliestor-,only 20 cents . bottle.
~arr.nfat-h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

The mosquito always sings tenor
Albany Argus. That's base prsvarica-
tion.-Boston Pos. It's positive fact.
though, that he Is constantly singing
troubis. Still. IL you have =
mosquito baritons-ly helps u choir at
nights slssp.-Boslon Balsla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

PryArr DALzKLL knows OF 9sa OF
his communications which have been
thrown into newspaper waste baskets.
but he is encouraged BY the fact that the
nine hundred and eighty.third was
printed. through some misunderstanding
in the Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Ppua wALkkA is the name OF the
Port Day hero who calmly rowed out In
Q boat the other day and rescued two
young men from the very brink OF
Niagara. Pass him round. Bring the
speaking trump OF fame and Pipus
Walkeri
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Tur Cincinnati BREAKFAST Tube Is
more bother TO US than all our money.
The fact 10. ws can read abou. tifty orii'
nary exchanges In the time we devote to
one copy Of the b. Ta6<. But We al
WAYS had Q taste for good things
Ro.hssfer Ernrssf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Brr these previous Witnesses Of Potter
and Buffers Committee. Why are they
allowed to 20 at large and roam around
In this way without ksspsrsr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Is GAN HAxrIros man or womanl
Boston Pod. She certainly Is. unless We
afs grossly mistaken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

This Committee recommend TO the several
County Committees 10 sdops such rsstricuops
Known hepublican voters from voting Tor dele.
gates 20 the State Convention. Tbs manner OF
choosing paid Delegates was referred TO the sev.
ersl County Committees for their respective
CO. BArrKRMAH. Chairman.
HExRr PrrER. SECRETARY. aus I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All .unsrcrs from this disesse that are anxious
TO Be cured should Try DR.. Kissnes's Cslsbrated
Consumptiy. Powders. Thee powders are the
only preparation known thss will cure Con.
sumption, and all diseases of the throat and
luns.-in indeed, - strong 10 our faith In them.
ami also 10 convince you thai they are no hum
post paid. Q free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you sfs per.
fectly satisfied % their curative powers. II
your life IL worth saving. don't delay In giving
the.s Powders trial. ~ they viii surely cure
you.
the United States or cAnadA. By mall, on rsosips
OF price. Address,
AsiI q ROBBINd
go Fulton street, trookiyn. MI.
fe3 fs-tv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
MAGNOLIA
BALM

The MloxoLiA BALM 10 q sure dsvice for
creating purv and blooming complsxion.
II eonceais all natural blsmishss In the most
surprising and elective manner.
Il removes all roushness. eruptions, rsdnsss,
blotehes, freckles and tan with magical power.
u drives away al evidences Of fatigue an
excitensnt.
II MAKES the plsipsst face beautiful.
u gives the complexion dazzling purity and
make the neeh. face and arms appear srncsfui'
rStund and plump.
II mskes matrop Of IS or 70 look not more
than n years old. and changes the rustic NAL
den lnt0 cultivated city belle.
7As kaqnoiia Balm runores al AcntaAe and
oonosais stery drarbdek 10 bsdutv: and. vAls u
u az harmless az trdfer. u 70 - lUfshx IN ~
sfsets hat hs closest oossrrsr caanof dsfs1 W.
Hss.
Ladies' who want 10 msks theussivss a.
tructiys can maks an absolute certainty Of II BY
using HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALn, and ve hnow
Of NO other way. 10 10 the CHEAPEST preparation
In the world. eli things conadsrsd. and may b
had st any drug store. nsiem
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Price, aI Cents,

re esrsfei toeaii fsr rcoLLrys'voirMcPI PIAs
rkN let yoa gvt cone vorthl-ss Initiation. eoii
By all whoies.le and Retail Druggists u,reax,ost
fOrrER fropristors. Ro-to.. h....
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xIscELLiSrous.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

At 4 MEETING OF TIL. REPUBLICAN,
A STATE OENTRAL oonHifTHs. ,hsid Nay
Is, isfs. 70 was ordered that the kspsoleAn
stats Convention convene af kurskas NsvsaA'
on --r-- rr., .rlfr.rrrsff.
Wednesday, September iS, 1878,
At u O'clock soon Of hat DAY.
Tor the purpOss Of nominating candidates f0s
Iisutsas.a sovsrnss.
Becrefary Of Btats.
esate CONTROLLER.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Surveyor 0snsrsl, r..fs..
supsrintsndent OF Public Instxnetton.
Representative IN OonEsss,
Justice Of The Supreme Court,
Clssk Of the Supreme Court.
Also, for ths ssIsetiou Of ststs Central Con.
mlttes, and for the transactiou ef sush olher
businsss - may properly eons esiors The oon'
vsntion. rt r.r
Dslsgaiss 10 said Convsntioa were appor.
toned from each county. - follow: