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asths dissemination Of magisrAte, after preliminary
a sib ioI him the % q ss ss,s
dctment the right Of the defendants to preliminary
alton became and that no contrvance to defeat
Itis conceded that the prosecution might been
tho Grand Jury And that in such there
then there would he i'm until after nictmea
The imprisonment before Indictment is penalty paid by
the accused Tor the right Of preliminary examination upon
the charge against them; and after Incarceration In case
Of felony man can never be deprived OF right even
The fpdiDg indic by Grand Jury. under
the ercumtances Of the works fraud the le al
the which regulate courts Of record their
Jurisdiction In Of fraud proceedings before
merely appendage OF the Court and subject to It's
troll system OF grand nries was designed Tor the pur
the prosecuting power and strangely
purpose when the result Of their action Is per
Their ,scresy ths, or partc
ess in system of nrprudonce and their modes OF
proceeding we'll be to wholesome regulation
The application for bail deferred until the deter
minatisn Of the motion to quash the in 'ictnent.
The panel Of pest jurors was then called and several
persons excused-some for having scrupes
against capital punishment, some Of the jewish per
suasion in consequence Of the approaching Passover,
and others for vsr0us reasons.
At the hour Of three the court rose, and the District
Attorney win answer to rorrow at ten O'Clock.
CORRECTION.
In description Of the prisoners before the Court Of
Oyer and Termner, and sketch of the crimes with
which they stand accused given In yesterday paper,
We mentioned In the Of the youth, Edward Allen,
that the deceased Patrick QUINN 1t the
time Of bis receiving the injury and that it was n the
morning the took place Since the publication
of the pame have been requested to state oy the
deceaseds relations that he in no way inebriated
at the time Of his receiving the fatal wound and that it
was the evening Of the day in question he Was at
tackled.
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The Jest returns, compared with those for the pre-
pions week. sho vs The 10 10 wing changes


Increafe s5s3 2sS
IecteAfs 10 sp-ce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s9osl
IecTss are in circbaton. ia oSo
Decrease IN ceIosi.s... oos ioi
Contrary 70 general anticipation, the line Of die
counts exhibits an increass Instead Of aecrease.
All tho o'hsr departments snow reduced move
nent. The amount Of specie In the banks and sub
reagury on the LIST Of April last year, was
500, at the same time this year, sl9,576. 9Ss- The
aggregate this year is only about million OF DO
lars more than last The banks are nearly mp to-
tnor discount line Of last year. and IL they continue
TO increase 81 tine rates realized since d. ssmber last
they will soon be- beyond the highest point reacasu
since the weekly statement commenced. There Is
an abundance Of money among al classes Of busf-
ness men, and in Wall street capital goes begging
for enplo, nsDt Stock Investments are very much
inflated by this plethora Of means in the hsncs OF
SPECTATORS, and we do not rec how any change can
be for the better. 1t is always best to be. . t1a
cautious when the banks are so much extern Cd
The present case may continue for along time, bsl
when fair profit can be realized it should not be
ong delayed.
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There is very little probability Of this enormous
surplus being much reduced this year. It would be
grand thing for tie country at large II 1t could be
distributed throughout the channels of commerce,
ard once more be,ome incorporated in the currency
1t would materially strengthen the credit system,
Al form tie basis for mercantile transactions 10
an immense amount, which are now not scffi.
GENTLY sustained The reduction in revenue from
customs at this port laat quarter was upwards Of
three roilisps OF dollars. portion of this decrease
was caused by the withdrawal OF the Cunard steam.
ers and the transfer Of portion Of usual impor
tat0Is 70 Bostor. The returns OF that port
will nos show much falling off for the last qusrts-.
There shipped to market from the Comber
land eoal region, for the week ending Saturday,
March 24th, 1895 Is tons. OF this amount ,99L01
tons were cent ever the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Compapy's railroad, 1896 tons over the Cum
berlar d and Pennsylvania railroad, and 1,s0212
tons passed over the Cumberland Coal and Iron
CCmpsnys railroad. The total shipments for the
year commencing January l have been Sc 029 Is
TONS showing large increase over last years ship.
Dents for the same time The Chesapeake and
Ohio canal also carried 29s3l0 tons Of coal for the
same time
The value of merchandise and specie imported
into this port during the month Of March, 1854 and
1866, was as snnexed:-
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Only sls,s5o of the public debt was redeemed

last week.
The Steamship Daniel Webster, at New Orleans,
from Nicaragua brings eight days later news f. IN
California, and q small amcunt Of gold dust. Tie
steamship stsr OF tbe West. Of the same lins left
San Juan for New York on the Gath OF March, with
q large number of passengers, ard about 100000
in gold She ia overdue at this port. This remit
tspse Of gold is full IS large as anticipated. The
next stamer belongs to the mall line, and will,
without doubt, bring nearly her full average
amount. We are encouraged by the large remit
teDte by the Nicaragua line. It shows that the
times are getting better again in California-that
the panic WAS rapidly subsiding, and that soon
the movements Of god would settle down into
The old channels. Fhe mining news Is particularly
favorable.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount at the
several gcverrmer repositories, subject to the draft
Of the Treasurer Of the on the 26th OF
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Judge Stuart then charged them as follows

Judge Stuart then charged them as fouows:-
nss
character among your fellow citizen. for nsgry and the
e nss ss
invsstig.tion Of all criminal offences in our city The ins
greatly prSmotys q the ends q
n this county b public sentiment upon subject It
had its origin in the high necessity Of the people Of the age
against
eru I ministers n. of authority and 60
Go q
yet dedcssea The protection pun
shment Of the ult not to be denied even BY those
thin. the that Ss S e.
ss ho that the af h. 3
S $ ws III s % s.
administered that was made means in the formation Of
the country: is because Importance days
and another people rather than for mecca
wevs, that stl has charter upon the Of our
operative with our other institutions
meIt Of public justice have said this much, gentle
you
w ss ~ hs hss ssS
containing charge o. some length TO the Grand Jury OF
@ q law Justice
s9 at S ss with SsSS sS
ts; and ss aocs q md S n 81
and advice as the practice and not necessity
M s to you Will i s,s
tive study viii Ee found nfri.ey more important and
on upon powers duties relative criminal
S, sp could he SR this or YET; SsTs E *,
charge Of this Court the Grand will
No being ready for trial the court then adjourn
ed for tie day.
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jersey CITY News.

The FIRE WORKS ExPLosIoN-There have been altoge
ther up to the present time deaths by the expIo
sion Of the fire works mandatory, Bergen Point
the 21st utns Besides Henry Keber taken out Of the
ruins dead, Henry Korner who died the day and
Emil Brehm whose death has been mentioned have
since died. Their jacob Nicolay and Fredk.
Frundt, who died Saturday and were Inferred Sua
are VIM Htten who 10 expected to survive and the lad
Henry Jossman who IL Ia believed will not recover.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Befcra Hon. JudRe Stuart.

APRIL The April term Of the Court Of General SEES
sions opened this morning by the City Judge One
of the heaviest calendars known in this Court s to
be disposed Of. We subjoin list of the prison cases,
which, be remarked, DOES not include the to be
tried in the Oyer and Termner:-
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RIcr.-Tbe stock on hand to day was $50 east
against e134 casks same f,me last year. The import
durir The psst month have been only 02s whok an
SO half oasls seainst ssh whole and so half casks
the same month last year. II IL evident that tb
last crop win prove much shorter than II was arst Int
cipated. ,
favorable for landing, but prices steady The sale
smbrsced $40 hide Porto Rico Of Axe, In bond d
alignment TO Canada and 30 90 do duty Free at 5ae
and 80 do. Cuba at bh,., and so DO at &c. With sm.
lots OF New Orleans, 10 the trade at saturdays rate
nj stock a this mi WAS Is foiloys:-
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Simeon Diapers regular semi.weekly sale or
bonds and stocks at auction will take place t,mor.
row, at halfpast twelve O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
AT the second board the market was not 80 buoy.
ant. Erie Railroad fell of ! per cent; Reading
Railroad, ]; Cumberland Coal, Z; Nicaragua
Transit, /; Delaware and Hudson, Ii Erie Bonds,
1875, /. M,higsn Central Railroad advanced l
per cent; Clevelsrd and Toledo, I; New York Cen.
trail Railroad, l.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
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...S16,A7l,l77

The amount Of goods withdrawn from warehouse
during the month Of March this year, 81 O93.
The falling of in the total importations for the
month this gear was SO SOL 100, the whole Of which
was in dutisble goods. The amount OF duties paid
on imports last month Va smaller than in any
month last year, except November and December.
This decrease In the import trade sa very favorable
feature in the returns and we trust 1t will continue.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement In the leading departments OF the banks
Of this city, during the week preceding Saturday
mornfuR March 81 1885,
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Arm 2.-Hs honor, the Mayor, in the chair. Several
bi were ordered to be paid, amongst which
snail items for the pursuit Of Baker, the fugitive
Sresr Of Poole.
@ tN CoRoyERs Bills.
The bills Of the coroners, amounting TO 81, IA, for
the quarter ending March 81 1885, and for $685. for post
norton examinations, we're referred.
ALLEGED nroRnoS IN THE OFFICE or RECEIVER or TAxEs.
In reference to communication from the Mayor TO this
Receiver Of Taxes respecting the tar Of p Donney Mr.
Harvey Hart replies
The receiver Of fuliy discharges his duty aud his
wheie duty when he issues the warrant and IL In
responsible for the conduct OF the ocer charged with It's
esecuop. The receiver has nothing whatever to do
@ the fss he constable may charge no more than the
mayor OF the Aldermen responsible for The fees charged
Asd reesved By collectors and deputy collectors Of
sn uycn the warrants issued BY them for the collection
eT unpaid asseesments = IN reference to the
,stement Of Mr. DopneIy that he had notice OF his tar
until he called by the o0oer IL Is only
tary 90 state that IL u not the dsty te Receiver o.
7fies e cell urou him ard ttt apstars " ire aaarG
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Board OF Aldermen.

AyRn 2.-Isaac o. Barker, ESD, President, in the
sAsir The minutes Of the last meeting read and
spyssved
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-19
vol. 2. No. .s.4s.

will. by making Krrns vith1he court th1t sent
him there. But if he choose to struggle, for n
triumph-if nothing win content him but a
clean victory or clean defeat t-he csnnot ex-
pest US To- aid bin. : Our duties are pf vide
ging as much as in us hes sal such contests
with the legal authorities Of the country
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aud equally bound torefuse Il. If it be clear

q, -, !. e ;4-1...1...
at'u ,,,,s.. - .e;rr,aa -
ina. .ne jug lnen. n,usS - a.n' ,..- ''eu :.
:. :, " are Ioe W. seL sea, aly aPpl'oasoI ~
tais 0ou1e lo1 VII =, nao1so 1oI nas
ever oeen s.oocsnlul !, 70 'le
the une oI sne allowances were sa'isneu snss =:
ene prlsoner must % Iremahoeu ne peu, e,
''one. ov.lse. eay 'noco = pu on51
case Ia winch ~ was ielussu y D'ns' ooal
snu 's olscu - '.e :, In as s;.
ior s.pposine .nas 10 a.. o.ns. ose' R,.t
was issueu Nislious 80" 60. az
such iniese.lcs can 20 ula"
scsrciey OF Juoiciai oecis'ohs on po'ns llAe
TINS q 90 nos expecs 70 nnu ~ l1po,ss - 80
recent as ours nose ions es'spi.speu ar.es :.
.aw TnlIn Tue s SIuJens 10 aons.an.Iv aotad
.a.y -, ;ehs,,t aLa hs;na ,ss S;sn,,tad
Tta hsbeas cor, co-5,,s e common Law writ
81 L.s hoa,,- ,,sod ;r Enoland from time inn.
aau 80: ~. 80 - :. e ner Tba stat,,ta If
n1 80 .y.o-a.;o,, :, tbe
Oal :, lna r.na;r ~ ;1s. t, thesa wr;ts
Paac1e0 oi .ue .~iS Sou,se ~ ns6'o. % GI;..s,s Rar
Soz T. n,ars,. nrov;5ed that the Judres
49, sia,,ia - 49,, ,o.,er ,vb;eb the
IN vacd1ou snOlu LII :, torn, time
c1ui.S ~ Sl:a nau r G b. sSsa anJ ;nf,;cted
", In Un, s,o. .hosa ..ho should defeat ;ts
Yenal.eo ufTaL III ss a., = ,,ao,, th;s s,,h-
operation. ino oouon "a aPIa sIass.s. s.s go
lec. was prousns - Aene,ioS et ~ .Ae .Nu oo
anu nlos< : nos -. I, a. a. s,;.s
ecacseu is"s 'ocn ~ ...:sa:,.aI $50
~, ur 80 49, g.. loals.o.
Inc oons'l1u.luh :. eae o.su s.a.ss
enas 'ne Pfisneso ,Ine u wiz ~ neoeaS %, paS
snai not oe susPeuuou unieSs "noa ~ $50
OF reoeinon =, WSason' 'uo puD.o saie5
may require y: Sless nas oo.le. .eu .p
Oh Tue ieuela. 'ne p" = y 'sou So
VIRUS accoreli.g W TUG P'lno'p'es anu .,ie u'ss
regulating II ~ oluer courts. s ss oceins ,ua0
the same general princ'p,es u co'liion law
on tnis SUBJECT PreVsi. IA anu Ai,ie.
lca, ana seeing aiso 'ac siniari'y ol 'usii s,
statutory IeguiaIiohs ia oo.n coun'rius' 'u' 'ne
decisions OF the English yass as wen as VI
the American courts, both State and Federal
are entitled to our fullest respect as setting
and defining our powers ana duties
Biackstone tS Com; l5Z says the writ OF
habeas corpus should be allowed only when
the court or judge Is satlshed that the party
hath probable cause to be delivered lie
gives cogent reasons why 1t should not be al
lowed IN any other case, and cities with un-
qualified appreciation the precedent set by
Sir Edward Coke and Chief ) Vaughan in
cases where they had refused II. entity lays
down the rule Cr Law, IL. 0eni
frac. ooo,a1 II seems @ 70 nave peen ac'ed
upon py an JUDGES. ne VIII was reused In
'lse-o os- ,'senTsner' duff .oo,) ana IN IA ,ne
case q % e ,ae 1@ree Spanish 'e'''ofs Diack ;
:" Istl, ~ 70 30, !. a., 100
;. s sJe s.ms s.,,,as 1as1' So Da.a a;u n,u, ..ol
tis .r,,e constrc,;ay Of tIa sta.,,te that ,ha
~. o,,ar - ha a,aroa 9 49,, of
the comm;ttment Il be man;fest that the ,r nr;s-
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-. -.L;,l,- <,a.,l,,. s,,-
. = e >. =. -, No., ,ro,,oy need
-. ~ :. Z. r .,,t,r;tv
:. a. oei s..h;aa. s1ss &C. 80 ~ ss'--'
- ss-o :A.sS e c,,., s,.o,,ld .o,,-
- s. :. { a;..aa g. lhai. -
sici 4uu ! -
rioas should .-v a. ;nJ;ct,,enf for
nd the ;s, these eases
~ ,,,,,,,a Ia ,sEoj,, o;d =
~ t5a ras;,;o,,sr - can an br;ng himself within
.h;s nr;np;nls rS p then there s M -';udgment
sna;ni, - h;,p 10 s.wronof,,Ilv ;mpr;soped
ssa s. I;,,, - 5s brounbt ont and
d;scb.raed eac "r Cd : - ,iN''' = -
WIZ yVha3 : be deta;nea 'fnr7 The answer Is
that he was tried. found puiltv and sentenced
for eoates.,t Of Court, and nothing else.a He
| Is now confined an erccutio,s of that sentence,
and for no other cause. This was distinct
and substantive offence against the authority
and government of the United States. Does
| apv 5ody doubt the Jurisdiction of the Dictrict
| Court to punish contempt? Certainly not.
| All Courts have this power, and must neces-
sarily have it; otherwise they could not pro-
tect themselves from insult, or enforce obedi-
ence to their process Without it, they would
be utterly powerless. The authority to deal
with an offender of this class belongs exclu-
| s;vaIv tn the court in which the offence is
committed !. and no other court. not even the
-b;ubest can interfere with its exercise. either
bv writ of error. mandamus. or habeas cor
| nus. If the power be sbused, there is no
remedv. but impeacbment. The law was SO
hold Rv This conrt in Nc L1zuohIin,s Case. Is
W & s. 275l and bv the Supreme Court of
the limited STATES n Rsoyueu's Case. ~ Wbar-
ton az, II was solemnIv settled as mart of
| <<,s
Wilson Is3 : bv = court in which sat two of
| the foremost ;urists that ENGLAND ever pro
ducad We have not the smallest doubt that
= i the law. and we must administer il as
wa and Il qhe onlv attemnt ever made 10
d,sra,r,rd = ,r.s h,, Ncw York ;udoa ! "a
80 d ois -. s....I .-...a'7s. Il
''is ~ -, n, VIZ "as ~. spIIos ~
n,s nm ~ - Islosis ~
an an ~. I c. sos,onaS nh ~ r. -. s
sarv cons conseauences Wboeyer viii trace , that
s;ng,1sr .an.rovarsv 20 ;ts serm;nst;an will
80 .b.t ths rbancellor and the ma;or;tv of
a. S., Co,,.t .ho,,oh ono, ort,-o,od :,
az So ,,,o-o ,,o,,ar ss,orsd
bs Ssn., ;tsaIf v;aidsd - tho force of tbe
truths which tbe Sunrc,ne Court had laid
do,v, so clearly and tbe ;,doment of the
Conrt Sm of Errors in Yates, Ssse re- Johns
asoe w.s ovarr,led bv tho same l.o,,,t The
e.I vear .fterwards in Yates ys I..ns;ne fe3
Johns. R.. 42S'a which grew out of the yery
same transaction> and denended ON the same
nrinciples. Still further reflection at later
rpar,od ;nd,cad the Senate 70 ;on tbe nonplar
! branch of the I,eo;slature IN nass;ng = stat,,te
which effectually prevents one Judge from in
terfering by habeas corpus with the Judgment
of another ON a question of contempt.
These principles being settled, it followsir-
ras;.t;blx, tb,t tha D;str;ct Conrt Of Tho ITn;
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ly interesting items from Russia, as received
through private sources. 1t is stated that
that Government tried 10 raise a loan in Ber-
lin and failed that she then tried to raise q
loan from the Rothschilds, and the negotia-
ton fingered for two months, but eventually
failed. aorfsa'ls zQT
These. her only resources in Europe. hav-
ing failed, it is stated that the Russian Cabi-
net has it in contemplation TO rqgse a loan an
the United States, where the sympathy Of the
masses is relied upon 20 cause ii to be readily
taken. 1t is proposed 10 issue the stock in
small amounts-somewhat on the plan of the
recent loans in France -
Russian agents, it is said. are either in or
on their way to the United States. to inquire
into the feasibility of the plan proposed
Whether this is actually SO or not, 1t is
considered certain by our correspondent that
the rumor has reached the English and French
Governments, and been a subject Of consider
alton with them
We have reports direct from Russia of an
other character.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic was
an American lady, direct from st. Peters
burg, where she is connectedwith the highest
Official and social circles. and where she has
been spending the past year,-being. from
United States We understand that her rep
reservations of the condition of affairs in Rus
sia, and especially in St. Petersburg, are di-
rectly in conflict with the statements contained
in the English papers, which arrive by every
steamer.
Instead Of the financial and commercial
distress of which we have read SO much as
consequent upon the war, she says that bust
g
brisk as eyer,-that money is abundant
that people contented and in excellent spirits
about the war, and that no one living in the
capital would suspect. from anything that met
his notice, that there was anything unusual
in the condition of the country. 1t is not be-
lieved there that the Allies VIII succeed in
gaining possession Of Sevastopol The pro-
tracted and successful defence hitherto MAIN
tanned is regarded as establishing the fact
that. to any force which the Allies can bring
against it, the place is absolutely impregnas
BILE. A very large reserve force awaits orders
at St. Petersburg and no difficulty is expert
lenced in obtaining recruits or supplies of pro-
visions and money for the war. ~. =,
The same authority states that the reported
capture and destruction of Sweaborg is SO
enormously exaggerated in importance as to
pass for hoax No part of the fortifcations
of the place have been destroyed or seriously
injured. ''s ss'e .a-
The habitual exaggerations of the English
Press on this, as upon other incidents of the
war, excite some indignation and more ampse-
ment in intelligent Russian circles. y. ~ So.
We learn that the American officers, sem
out by our Government, to take lessons il
war at Seyastopol, were at the latest dates ir
| st. Petersburg. They had obtained the Em
perors permission to visit Cronstadt, and ther
Sevastopol- the latter only on condition
that they should not afterwards 60 within th'
| lines of the Allied forces. -f ,s'izaa
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TEsnE HALLADAY WIND-MILL.--Many Of


the m pctsuhc experienced Mechanics and Ing-
ID TIE United EXAMINED this Msehne and pro-
ID il beautiful End useful inventoas OF modern
data .g Il n IN. d. -. -.
te si change the angle which they were
an raging its height little presented 70 ts
powar Al the fury e The gale atatss She sns
duay peion Sonnet ming Of this kind for
position Of the as what Meshan have 80 long
tcaehtforin vain. j, Il gs, I, 3 80. !,
.soym wiod fully under the control Of
Wo.er- Wheel Steam Engine this Mill be we'll up,
Will etsver for weeks ogaher
The has not been unive
snly I'd M motive wall be the self
Ia heavy the wind WHEEL heretofore
either In hopess1 revoyed viii
such cst greatly the injury
kind q aAhd bssde bad weather. requiring th
care and anxiety II the attendant This din ny
entirely only objection that IDLY BE-
thc wind This Tor b. the TACT thR
ii cutay the Wind Ensias
with The Mil 10 ready
the wind from pons Vt ths
consss Ii will pords that bs used darnl
the utnrya winds blowing; the s Of the Mill
proqoirn 10 tie qnsnies OF
having album through the
for Sugar and Coiton Pansons uch
qaad pumping wster grinding
sTal Mill with moderate
gallons and grind I've bushels Of
hcnr.G For lurtn info nation prdsrs, addre.a
s. H. GILMAN, 81 Nntchtx sfeet, New Orleans,
natd IAw Il Iy Sole I'm
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATH OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS = CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

-
STATE OF a.oUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
sixth District Court of New Orleans
The following named delinquent taxpayers s. Iass
taxes on real estate and slaves, due NE cy o. Nm
Orleans for The years OF 1883 and 1854 are hefeny
cited 10 appear before The Honorsbe the SIKH Dsircl
Court ri New Orleans within fifteen days rom VS. Is
All iouyna III said civ q an the demand q
The said city Of New Orleans for The amounts placed
opposite their respective nanss, IN law
Witness The Hon. j. b. Cotton, Judge OF our said
cour,, this 10th Of ostobsT isss' aof,ANn c,srk
Arrowsnilh, John sig s 81 3 G sisa 50
Agasse, ! IS 9o's r.
B $
Bsayssa ET!s 81 & ssssIB'g'in' John g g
cummng., Pat ass ,sjcenas, H B&p =
sCiaibotne, Fo 6s 4al Rion 50 10
ID
psasnaeurs, R 4 81 Dursll,EH 100 g
Finch, Michael Is5 ss1 Fitzslmmons, N eas IS
German Lodge 81 Isl Grass, VIM L So IS
nj
N1.daoX m So 25iMcConnel, Geo 2e6 30
McMurdo, go oslMaso' Areh'pa'aM . -
n 5. csnsf ana New Orleans Pla-
Navieniion Co. SO 30 ming Company, 432 %
I.
psrscverance lPooley, NicoI &co 2ss 90
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