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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
SrkrR on MIaaOuRI \ - u.

STAIR or MISSOURI ca
COUNTY on MiLLRR r."
10 the Circuit Clu,t II Miller County, b.
fore March term, 1879. vacation January
lBtb 1879,
The State OF Missouri at the relation and
to the use OF Jsmes ". BrOckman, Collector
oi the Revenue OF Miller county Missourl,
! Nancy WOLF defendant.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein by
bic attorney and a es tna petition sll Ritg,
among other things, that defendant, Nancy
Wotl IL q non-residtnt Of the state OF Mis-
souri,; phereuoOn Il h ordered by the Clerk
OF said Court thsf said defendant be notified
by publication, that plsintid nae
ed q. sut aggtntt ber 10 this Court, the OBJ
iect Of which Is to enforce this lien OF she
s ate OF Missouri TOR back taxes. Interest.
fees. commission and costs Tor the yeHri
1875 and 1877 on land In Miller county MIs-
souri,, to-wit; 100 acres Esst' halt northeast
quarter and north vest qusrter northeast
quarter. ,section sixteen, 40 Hcrese oatbwest
quarter ~sou'hasst quarter section nine, al IN
township thirty--iRht, range twelve, and fbr
the sale Of said land to satltfv ssfd tsxes. in
.eresl, &c, which antMnts W S1a o. exclusive
Of costs, and thar uuless the ssid Nancy Wolf
he and appear at this Court at The next term
thereof. to be begun and holden at the
tNOurf House 10 tha town OF Tu.cumbia, in
said O~uuty. on the 24tA day Of March next.
nj. on or before tie sixth day Of sad term,
nswer or plead t. the petition 10 sald cause,
The sAma wit be- taken as confessed, and
| Judgment will be rendered accordingly.
As,d 10 IL further . rdered that . copy here
of DO published according Ito .liw ia the
Usage VALLEY BANNER.
JOEL B. CLARK Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER oF p-ueLIoArIoNs.

TAT Of MIebOUR e. 40 Isl
CousTY or MILLER @4 ~
In ths Circuit Court Of MIl'er County, be-
fore Mrsch t4vm. 1879. y~aeation Janusry
pad 1879. The state 0 Aiseonr nc the 10
iHtion and 10 the use ui j -mes N Block.
man Collector OF the heYenne of Miller
County A'ssouri rlaintln.
William MoLsrFin, Descendant.
Al this day comes til Plaintiff herein BY
Attorney, before the Clerk at snid Clurt In
vacation and flies his petition alleging
Amongst other things that the above defend.
nnt ls n non residents OF The State OF Mis aouri,
ghprenpon Il 10 ordered by the1Clerk that
sNid Defendant be notified by punlieati IN,
that PlalntiH has c0myneneea . suit against
MIN 10 this Court, the OBJECT whereof - 70
obtain judgement against him Tor the sum
Of Sl8 "a being the unpaid and back tAxet
due on the following tracts Of land 10 M ller
! O unity, Missouri, to-wi,: 3l7 % 100 AcFeA
southwest quar- Or. northwest qu4nes and
east half northwest quart and northeast
quarter and northwest qlarter southee tquAr-
Ter section nineteens TIwnehlp forty, kehRe
twelve, for the. Yesrs 1875, ls76 and 1871,
and 70 have said Judgment D. clsfed nllen IN
favor OF the Sthta ut Mlak0urt agAinar said
lands, and fur the enforcement Of said lieu
and that unless the said defendant be aud APP
pear at this Q urt 1t the nsxt term thsreofi
TO be begun and b ,lden d the Court House
ia the town O. TusonnhlA, IN said OUunty,
in the Oath day OF March nexl And, on OF
before tbs sixth day Of said tern, answet OF
plead TO the petition IN said cause. the same
viii be taken - cpLfessed, and Judgment
will b. rendered nccdral0gly. - S
Aud IL IL iurthfr ordered taat q copy here
OF be published according 70 la~ "a thl
OaAoK VALLEY BANSER
J.B Glars, Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF pusLloArIoN.

Stair oP MISSOURI
COUNTY up MILLER.
In the tircutt Court nf Miller County. be-
fore March term, 1879, v~ArstIlo J n
uary ~ I'd 1879. The Sat of Mi tourt ut
the rita iJn snh to { q use ~ ) emes NJ.
Brockman, Collector Of the Rsyenue Of
Miller County Missouri, Plaintiff.
VS. .}-
W. l.. W'ndssr, D. fend mt.
Attorney, before the : Jerk OF said Court
10 vacation and h'es his petition alleging
among other things that the above defend
ant Is q Nonresident of the S,pts of Missouri,
whereupon 1t is ordered bv the Clerk that
aid Def ndsnt be nor;h4d BIZ publication,
that Plsin'if bias commetced q suit against
i'm in this Court, tho object whereof is 10
on'a'n Judgement against him t,r the cum OF
$50 IS haiDV the nBnAi! tx . due .or The
Y. re 1868. S6J. 1870 1871, 1872, l>73, 1874.
1875, 1876 aud 1871 on 0 acres Of land Ia
Meier county, Missouri. Described ~ the
west half scu beast quarter S" ction three, In
Township t~hitty-nine, Range ,welva, and to
have snid idgement declared a lien In favor
Of the State OF Missouri rg-iist said land.
md TO- the enforcement { said lien and
that unless the said Defendant he and APP
pear ut this Court at Ihe next term thereof
tn he begun and holden at che Court House
In the town OF Tu cnmb,s. in said Couniy,
on the 24th dsy o M4rch next, and. on or
hefore the sixth day OF said term, answer or
plead to the petition 10 sAih cause, the same
will ba 1 ken ssconfessed, and judgement
will be rendered accordingly. l
And IL isi further OPderRd that q copy
hsrro, he Published according g. Law 10 the
OsAeE VALLEY BASHER.
J. r.. CLARK Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORR, R OF PUBLICATION.

CIATE " mIoNOOhl ISI
COUNTY OF MILLER.
Ii the UIreui UOnrI OF Miller county, vAca.,
titn before March term, 1879. J.nuAry p,
1879, toe State o. MissOuti ut tn ; relation
AMI TO the USE otJ ,mes =. Bn ok nan Col
lector ~ the revenue " Miller county, No.,
plaintiff. vs.
George ". Odell, defendant. +"
AT tbis day comes the, plaintiff herein by
attorney, b-fGe the Clerk Of said court In
vacation and flies his prtiflon alleging among
4 other thiDgs thar said defendant 10 n nom
resident ofths s .etr Of Missouri, wbereupon
Il 10 orfared by the Clerk that said descendant
be notified by publication, thst pisintid has
cnmm.ncsd u suit sgNinst him IN this Court,
The OIL ct of which 10 TO obtain judeemenJ
against said defendant Tor the sum Ut 8 81
pelbg the unpaid taxes due on the southeast
e"arter Sec. SO, Township 40, Range IL tor
the year 1876 and to haye said j~ndgemant
.itclartd a lien IN favor OF the btate ct Mis-
,uuri Agaiuts said I, al estate, and for the en-
iotcemert OF said lien and thai unless the
sil defendant be and appear at this Court
| ~ the next term thereof, 70 be begun and
holden ut the Court house In the toes OF Tds-
rnmbiA 10 said County, on the ~ h day Of
March DeEt, end. on or before the six b day
u said term anewer or plead TO the position
IN said Gauss. the same viii he t,keh. IA con-
'sssed, and Judgement will be rendered &c.
cerdiug,ys ..t% -
And il y, turthsr os1sred that scopy here.
The published according 70 Law in ths OsSgs
Valley BAANEa. j.. b. CLARK. :.
eC,sFk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
srAre 0T MIssOU ! / ss

SrATe or MIssCUaI so
IouSTr or AiL1sk So
Iuiu Cncli, G ara u u Her county. before
NJ reh term. 1879 vacation Ja.ury %.
1870. The State OF Missouri at the relation
aud to the uae Of J .nIe. Al. B~rockman. Col.
lectar OF IN revenue ~ Miller vounty, MIS-
souri,. pleiut.6 VS..
James A., Curry, defendant.
AT this day comes the plaintiff herein by
attorney, before the undersigned Cork OF sAid
Court Ia vacation. and 6ie- bis petition ailsg.
ID defendant u = non resident of the StHte OF
Missouri, wiefeupon IL 10 ordered by the
Clerk that said deiehdsnt b. noiiasd'bY pub
location, that pIal:tiG hAs commenced a suit
sg4inst him 10 this Court. the object whereof
Il to ob'ain judgement against him 10 The sun
IT $500 being the am uutof NnpAld hloS
tax inr .the years 1855. 1868 1859, 1850
1871 1879 1919, 1874, 1879 1876 = q ls77 o.
ue following described real &c aIe situRrG In
Mile. cnuaty, No., viz: 100 l2.l00 acre.
Let 2 no; thsast Quarter Snd east hat
tots 3 amt AnorthsSs quarter Of section g.
| tow sh!p 80. range IL hndto hAy Q said ldge
ment declared u lien on tAid real estate 10
tsFoe Of tha slsie OF Missouri. aud Tor the en-,
f,rcement 81 said lien. and that unl' 90 tbt
said defendant be and appear at this Curt 81
ths aext 'trm thereof, 10 b. begun and bnld'
Gu a. the Court hdi,ss In. the TO an Of Tuscum
bIa, In said coualy, on tie 2lth dAJ or MafcL
nexi, Ahd, on or befofefthe tixlh day OF sale
aep m ana yer or plead 10 the petition in Sal
caps, this sanIe will b. taken a. confessed
aAd judgement rendered accordingly.
And II 10 further ordered that : copy here
4 be rubllsbed according TO law in the Osag'
Valley BANSEA. j. d. CLARK.
u Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
NUTIOE OF SIR ~

T4kan up J.ODa,y rs .s7e by w. r.
H.,bA,n, ~ saline i1Wnbhip, Miller county
n aud p0sssd baiose Las, unssrAgnei, o Q
,tawn mari, 10 ears cid IA e.DdR hieB,
star u IorteAd, shot II rou 4, hs4Fs maze
Btai, .msl Sbidh m..k. A. sat-d ~
$40 Il, w. q. kIIef.J 3. AianEea hia sod
q. DSyL JBO.J }. Pinal0td. y r.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
tcRIPTuRE rEAcH
1t FERRY.

The u~porrsige~d has established . llc-nssd
Ferry Al 3d. ElizabS,h. Miller COUNTY, M :,
Movers aud lisyelars vii hpa TN. creAen z
mach nearer and 5stt~r IN n.uses IT, m -
u, lh4, Hpii.ga.id. V,-huA, Lam. and OF, !
pants dir ct,i,K nnn tttvc plscrs thai, 81,
other Cr9sslag 81 tbt Q, age rlver.
n. BokpEKxR.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF r%uBLIcArIoy.

0'N " tNtOO vi 4 co Mt.-h NJ " -
CoUST- " MILLER 80
10 tbr Citeup C,nt OF Miller county before
M.rrh term. 1879, Benjainin Conner, Ssrnl,
A. B-cckman ma Ambrose Bro, KHAN her
busbsod, Nancy T.. BJrrls and 5affitW
Burns har husband, Cnsrtg.A Bu. hannsn
snd G. q. Bdcbsnnsn her, husband Amno-
da ". Christian and J. j Chris fkn her
husband, MArl Il Conner sud Jhins. Wrsiy
Ccpner her husband, and JOssph, w. Com
nsr, plaintiffs. s,,s :,
Julia l.. Conner, Jacnb L. Conner, assrlins
ID. Conner. Mary u. Mileoxs Jaa III VIII
cox, GeOrRe w. Wilcox; Aiidres J. VIII
cox, Ri . {. W,ic,x, Henry f. wife X,
Innn 2 W,k,oE Rllon Wilcox and Albert
WIlca,H, LA H. Lf'vesil Ans j Inc. Lave.
all, 0sfsGdsht 3Asi's
AZ this day epms the plsIn,iGs hereln by
their attorney, batote the uudersigaed Clerk
OF said Court In vacation and 1ie their petit
tlon n leeing among athef thinga 1thsf the de-
faAdADls Mary Z Wilcox, J me. II w, cos,
Gee. W.Wrc,I, sndrrw ]. Nllg 4, Il re q.
WilcnI, III -nry X. Wilcox, Jphn p. w look,
Ellen w~i'cox,lA bert WILSON, Ids q. L,ytA
aud J akn Y lffyssii are son rsa,deuts o. the
Stale OF MlssOurl. Wnsrauptgi is'is pTd9sed
by the Clerk that said detendhuts be Moulded
bY pnblbRIhon, tha, plalntids have cpmmnnc-
cd = suit Agsinat them 10 TINS Q 'uFt, bbs object
4uu sNhIAal NntuEN NhFNopi . ~ OUthlu y ur@
cree Ut said Court .of iha sale OF The lands
whereof Starting Conner, dectl. seiEsd, to-
wit; % acres south part southeast quarter
nprth~tRt quatter, ami 80 Rerra sO6Ihwesi
part sou Invest qIAfier southsast qhaFlrt. And
100 -orrs s~uuthWrst quarter Of secpon ID me,
40 acres southeast q1artrr sonshestt Qua t.,
S,cllonl) wo. 81, IL. Townsbip 40. Range l6
AInate In MtleT e2unly Missouri. aud Tor {
di,.nbujou oithe pr eceos Of sAld sAle ap1opg,
stthe PARTIES quilted thereto, and thas unles
the said defendants be and appear 81 n
Court At the next term thereof, 50 be brgut
and holdeo st The Court House lnthet IsI
of Tuscumbta, 10 eaid county. on the 24Cl
day Of March uex,, AID, on or before "a,
sixth day Of said term, answer or plead to hi
peiition IN said cAnte, the bame viii be take;
as estf ssed, and Judgment viii b. FeLderua
accordingly,
Ard Il islurhsv ordered that 9 COPY here
Q, b" p%ublished according 20 lsw IN tne o.Aol
VALLbY BANNER.
JosL B. CLaRK, Clerk.
l. T,,B RoBnsOs, Atliy. tor Pie. I.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
Debate.


Eis. osAo; Valley ,BAHSER
THIS 10 10 inform you and alt shtm Il
may concern lhsi Elders Wm. O. DownIr 2
AID @. Z. TomsSn will debate the follaRinE
propositions on the In aud 9Th OF March,
1875:
Il solved, that the
SCRIPTURE TEACH -
that Baptism g. the alien sinner 10 one oI
the condltinss for usln order 70 the Remission
~ TomSon, af5-ms,
Downing, dsnlsS.
Resolved that the
toRIPTuRE TEACH
That the sAinrs w,h Perssvere Through
cfifiat to glory, and that none that have bee,
made new creatures 10 Ch,iIt will sver fAl
away and DO lost.
Downing, NhirEna;
M TomsOn, denies.
All tNAi are interested are solicited to b
pres ~ >
Debate will take place Al the school hous
ID district No. 8, townships Al and az, = u
IS, BsAri Petst rbompso,ts Eve mites s ut
Of NJ. PlrAsaas. W. ., D, VIKING.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13

The ferry at this pi1es W as let to Chss,
CLARK, the rates If ferriage we give below
are tor residents Of the cnuptv, for 3 years
from the Nay :erm Of the County court
IS 0, - this ;~ollowi1e rates:
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
REslpxsrs or rIIE CouNrY.

Nhu hHO hoFrd lUS
loose cattle. horses or inulOs per bead D.
sheen aHd hogs . . (. : per head L.
Foctmen and Mill wagons . : FRbE
No c AFge fr trrigb'.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13

Gall and leave your orders and you vii
save money and hays comfort.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.

1t was reported yesterday that the conference
committees. representing the Citizens move
ment and the Democratic Conservative party,
had come to an agreement. and inquiry by a
DEMOCRAT reporter developed the fact that the
reporter was correct.
On further inquiry 1t was ascertained from a
reliable source that the agreement was In sub
stance as follows:
There Is to be publication OF the registry. II
necessary. under Joint supervision and a united
Ell ort 70 secure the registration of every Demo-
cratic Conservative voter
A primary election In each ward ard sena
torial district, in which the Democratic-Con
servative voters will vote directly for candidates
Tor the convention, the person or persons re-
celvlng pleurality to be proclaimed the nomi-
nee by the Parish Committee and be Endorsed
by the Citizens Committee The rules and repu-
lations for this election to be agreed upon by
the Citizens Committee and She Parish Com
mittee. by which the pres dents Of central ward
CLUBS Will appoint the commissioners OF eec-
tlon. one half the officers to be named by the
Citizens Committee. 'N-
In cases where nominations are to be made
concurrently with country parishes, the candi-
dates are TO be voted for directly by the people
ana the vote be declared as cast by delegation
10 pc indicated by the executive committees
the State Central Committee. the president OF
the Parish Committee and the chairman of the
Citizens Committee. together with Gen. Bean
regards committee. call mass meeting at ST
Patrtck's Hall. to urge upon the people the i'm
portance of registration, and to enable fms
people In d ass meeting tn ratify this hannv
solution of our political differences,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
A WIDOWS SUIT.

very Interesting suit for damages Ia on trial
before jury In the Sixth District Court. The
case is this: In October. 1877. Mr.. W. f. vreden-
berg, while peacefully passing through the
Crescent City Rife Park. was set upon by a
bear and so fearfully mangled before assist
gered for few weeks and finally died In No.
yember of that year. The bear had been do
mated by the Continental Guards to the
known, under the name Of Charley" The
animal appeared to be very gentle. and the
keeper OF the park frequently allowed MIN to
roam at large. Unfortunately for Mr.. Vreden-
berg. the bear was ON the day Of the accident
PROBABLY seized with some savage freak. Of
which Mr.. Vredenberg Was the victim. Mrs.
brought suit for s55 900 damages against the
Crescent City Rife Club for the death OF her
husband. The Case is now on trial. and will
probably not be decided before day or two.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
MUNICIPAL.


Administrator Houston has been making per.
sonal and general inspection OF the streets ot
this city. The consequence has been the follow.
ing circular letter. addressed to all ward super.
intendents. and which has truly business rinR
about 10:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, CRY HALL |
New Orleans, February 10, 1879. J
To all Ward Superintendents
Your earnest attention is hereby called to my
70 ts sel al e orderns
detail one cart In your ward to go over the dirt
streets and pick up all the, old tin cans. shoes.
rake and shovel to rake up all the stuff. such as
leaves. papers. etc, put 1t In the cart and re-
move the same to the dump with due celebrity:
will allow no political consideration to interfere
In the strict and prompt observance OF my
orders. want full and good work done, and
ment has 10 be removed to secure more
efficiency. Very Repeatedly. uorsroy
Administrator Of improvements
Surveyor Brown. who accompanied the ad !.
ministrator In his rounds. has. on his part. ad.
dressed the following letter to Mr.. Terrebonne:
SURVEYORS OFFICE. Cry HALL,
New Orleans. February 10, 1879,
T. d. Terrebonne. Superintendent. ETC.:
You will please turn oil your force Of inspect
ors to examine and report the condition OF the
EIEs5bs anu EubtcIS duu 10 SEQ tlAL the Dr0Vt9-
isions Of garbage ordinance No. 47ss, A. s.. are
strictly complied with. Detail each of your
men to certain streets and let them understand
that they must do the full duty expected of them
or they will be removed to make room for
more efficient officers. Let 1t also be distinctly
understood by the Inspectors that will allow
no political considerations to interfere In the
strict and prompt observance of the orders
from this department: that proper and full
work is required and must be had, even Ii the
whole force Of inspectors has to be changed
Very respectfully. FL. @. BROWN,
City Surveyor.
In connection with these letters. we have
been again requested to warn our citizens
against violating the city ordinances relating
to garbage. etc. for whilst 1t is proposed to be
strict towards the subordinate city officials. no
will be shown to those who violate the
law,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
TIE CRESCENT CITY IA. X. COMPANY.

Mr.. Van Benthuysen. the president OF the
Crescent City Railroad Company. had an inter-
view yesterday with the Mayor and Admins
traitors OF improvements and OF Commerce on
the subject of the compromise ordinance re-
lating to the railroad. passed at the last meet
ing of the Council. The result of the interview
was that the ordinance will be vetoed by the
Mayor. owing particularly TO that section which
REQUIRES the railroad company to pay the per
capt. tax due by 1T. the system Of a per capita
tax having been declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court In the suit OF the st. Charles
Street Railroad Company. Another ordinance
will have to be drafted for the action of the Coun-
ell. Previously a committee from citizens Of
Carrolton had visited the City Hail to express
their opposition to the ordinance ON the same
grounds expressed at their first Intel view ca
the subject
At all events the matter will be fully consid-
cred again and another endeavor made to sat-
tsfy all parties to the discussion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
Spicy and complete-shadines.
CITY ECHOES.

Louis Latour dangerous and suspicious
character. was lodged In the Harbor Station.
Chas; Johnson was lodged In the Third Sta
ton. charged with larceny.
Jos. Taylor got away with IS and then went
into jail.
Capt John McLain fell into the hold OF the
steamer Alabama. and was slightly injured.
Two unknown men were yesterday thrown
out of buggy on st. Charles street and slightly
Injured.
Alman named Robert Hopkins fell from g dray
Yesterday, in the Fourth District. and was
slightly injured
Richard Thompson was lodged in the Harbor
Station. charged with the larceny OF a lot OF
corn.
Geo. Allen, for having property In his posses.
sion supposed 10 have been stolen, was lodReQ
in the Harbor Station.
James Hattigan charged with assault aud
b ettery on his wife with intent 10 commit muir
der was lodged in the Second station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
THE HANCOCK CLUB.

There was an unusually large and enthusiast
tic meeting of the Hancock Democratic Con-
sentative Club last night. President J. Pincknsy
Smith In the chair
A series Of resolutions were adopted urging
unity and concert of action in the ranks OF the
committee of twelve, 70 be selected from the
residents Of the different portions of the ward
to confer with the president OF the Central Club
and others and to report the names OF suitable
persons for the constitutional convention. one
from the senatorial district and Two from the
representative district
After stirring speeches by Messrs. Thos L.
Bayne and Tobias Gibson. the club adjourned
until Thursday evening next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-21
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Interesting Meeting i'm the First Presby-
terrain Church.

Mr.. w. B. Lyman. chairman OF the New Or
leans Sunday School Association, called the
convention to order at II q. m. Rev. Fl. M
Smith. ID. D.. opened with religious exercises,
reading of scriptures, singing and prayer. The
committee on credentials reported through the
Rev. Mr.. Alexander. the names of delegates
The chairman announced that the schools that
have not reported should do 80 at once. II
being resolved to enter into permanent organ
ization. committee was appointed to select
the names Mr.. G. Blackwood. Rev. J. Braun
DR.. ]. s. Copes. Mr.. Read of Baton Rouge and
Judge Magruder were appointed committee
Of five on permanent organization. The visit
ing ministers OF other States were requested to
send In their names. Letters were read from
Gov. Colauitt OF Georsia. ]. Fl. Vincent and Gen.
G. B. Pitts Of New York. who said they were
unable. through unavoidable causes to attend
the convention. Mr.. Lyman offered the follow
ing resolutions:
be entitled to honorary seats and be authorized
to tdiscuss all questions brought before the
convention.
.. That visitors from Sunday schools be cor
daily invited to attend.
8. That business committee OF nine to be
called the executive committee, be appointed to
conduct the business of the convention.
Rev. DIR. Palmer spoke of the importance of
Sunday school work as an educational institu-
LlOu. ne bdlu luhI SCHOOLS were DlDllCal
universities for the world
The committee on permanent organization
reported and submitted the. names selected for
officers. Then the convention went into the
election of officers for this convention-the re-
suit was:
Pres1dent-L. r. Gardner.
Vice Presidents-Rev. B. NJ Palmer, D. d. !;
Hugh Miller Thompson. d. D.: Rev. Linus
Parker, D. D.; Rev; NJ; g Cole; Rev. u. Keinley;
burne; j. q. Keller: J. Butterworth.
secretary-JoS. I'll. Spering.
Assistant Secretaries-Konrad Fuhri, A. e.
Read. jos. A. Lililefed.
Ireasurer-Geo. w. Gable.
F1nan CO Committee-C. III. Shute. c. Black
wood. W. r. Lyman.
HON. II. N. OGDEN.
attorney General of the State of Louisiana, was
&c aoduced to the convention by the chairman
csnsag gentleman who is hard worker in the
MS address as follows:
this ,ns absence Of Gov Colquitt was selected
narad ming to take h. Is place Though unpre-
As he conld not resist the call made upon me.
or in tba esloent has stated to You am work
IL with ~ cause 81 Sunday schools and my heart
A sae0' Shall consider the objecis OF