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OHIO.
The Scheme for X Redistrictins the STATE
The Campaign in the Eighth District.
Especial Dispatch to the Star1

COLUMBUS, Jan. le.-The Democratic mem-
bers of the Legislature have had a caucus 10
perfect the programe agreed upon at an infor-
NAL caucus on Tuesday last. 1t was deter
mined that the State could be- redistrictad so a.
10 give them thirteen ont of nineteen Congress
men TO DE elscted this fall. and secure the Ger
tain defear of Schenck, Shelabarger, Eggleston,
Ashley. and Lawrence.
The campaign for the election of Congress
man III the Eighth District, on the Republican
side, has opened in good earnest.
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The SrRAsBUEG ExTENsloN.-(ioy Swami
IN his late annual message To the Maryland
legislature, makes the following reference To
the Sfrasburg extension:
"A contract has been made within a few
weeks past for perpetual lease of the indie.
pendent branch road from Harper's Ferry to
winchester, furnishing a most valuable con.
nection with the Valley of Virginia With the
same line extended to Strasburg, too much i'm
portance cannot be attached to this Valuable
acquisition,
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GEORGIA,

The Removal OF the state Comptroller
Express Agent Refuses to obey the Order.
Of the Military Goyernor-Ex-Governo
Jenkins Coming to Washing ton-Order Of
the Military Treasurer.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
ATLANTA. Jan. IS-The State Comptroller
was removed at his own rrqnest, ne stating to
the Military Governor that he would not sign
any warrants issued by him, and asking that a
military man, and not some toadying renegade.
be appointed his successor. The express agent
at Miiledgeville was ordered by the Military
Governor 10 deliver money packages into the
treasury as heretofore and refused. Governor
Jenkins was in Milledgeyille this morning, but
is 10 leave Immediately for Washington. The
military treasurer has ordered payment to the
convention of moneys from the State road a.
soon as received, until members are paid i'm
full. This division Of these earnings will py
Gov. jenkins statement, endanger the regular
payment OF the interest the State bonds,
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THE PAPER Aog--This H. certainly the age OF
paper. There are ''greenbacks," s.~tampS."
paper shirt bosoms, collars and cuffs: pat-ar
slippers and hais, paper water-pipes. we'll
walls ship-cabin panels, and even the sidee Of
pleasure yachts are made of this seemingly
fragile material The latest adaptation of paper
however. comes from Name. and H. specially
addressed 10 the ladies. IL H. hoped there NAV
be no indellcacy in simple mention of this
new manufacture, which IL announced in the
, local papers a. thr product of paper Panta-
letfe company" What nextf
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The RENEWAL or rHK DIsrRrcr CRARrER.
Mr.. Harlan, chairman of the Senate District
Committee, is preparing a bill embracing
charter for the District to take effect on the en-
piratioD Of the present charter in May next
The city OF Georgetown and the county of
Washington will be united with and comprised
within the limits of the city of Washington.
There will be no distinction in regard to eligi-
bility TO Office on account of race or color, and
many Of the District Offices now filed by ap-
pOiniment by the President, including those of
justices Of the peace will b. made elective The
seven wards of Washington will remain un-
changed, with Georgetown and the county "a
additional wards, subject to subdivision AT the
discretion of the Common Council. Salaries
of the corporation officials will not be fixed by
the bill, but will be left TO the Common Ooun-
charter.
The bill will include the main features of the
charter now in force, but will be more complete.
being "reconstructed'' instead of being pre-
pared on the plan heretofore pursued. thar of
adopting the expiring charters as a whole with
q few amendments, and clause repeating all
portions inconsistent with such amendments.
The question of making the District a Terri
tory aud giving il representatfou in Congress
was discussed in the committee. but it was
deemed mad ysabie, owing TO the clause i'm the
have exclusive legislative jurisdiction.
The bill will b. presented in the Senate on
Monday or Tuesday next.
THE WHITE HoUsR.-There was a very large
crowd Of visitors at the Executive Mansion TO-
day, many of whom had an interview with the
President. General Sherman, Secretaries Sew
ard, McCulloch, and Wells, Senator's Norton
Dixon, and Henderson, besides large number
of Representatives, called To see the EXECUTIVE
during the day.
CONTACTS AWARDED. D.-The contract for
awarding the small twine for the OF the
Post Office Department, for the ensuing year
was, to-day, awarded to Mesers. Dempsey j.
OToole, of this city; that for the large hsmp
twins, 10 George McCrea, OF N. Y, and that
for furnishing letter balances, to Benz Cham
hers, OF this city. The contract for furnishing
the stationery and wrapping paper will be
aw arded on Monday.
DFAD.-A telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived here announcing the death. at the North
of Noah Smith, for many years principal clerk
in the office OF the Secretary of the Senate.
SECRETARY STANTON was visited ut the
War Department to-day by Senator'S Thayer,
Edmunds. Wilson, Ramsey Craigen, Pomeroy,
Howe, and a number of Representatives
A DELEGATION of the American Board of
Immigration had an interview with the Presi.
dent to-day. re,ative 10 the appointment of a
Receiver for the Board, which the Executive is
authorized to do ny act ofCongress.
CFAsED TO BE A DEPosITARY.-TheN National
Bank of Texas. at Galveston. Texas, has vol.
UNFAIRLY ceased to be a Government deposirarv.
and the securities held by the Treasurer of the
United States will toe forwarded TO them
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

Death OF a Wife who was shot by her Ha,-
band Sale OF Contra band Whisky at
Auction.
Especial Dispatch TO The Star.J
PHILADELrBIA. Jan. lS.-Mrs. Lizzie Gra-
ham, who was deliberately shot in a house on
Titzwater street. near Eighth, ON Thursday by
her husband Redmond Graham, died at n late
hour last night.
The UniIed States Marshal, yesterday. sold
100 barrels Of eontraband whisky at auction
The price Obtained was - per gallon-the exact
amount of the Government tax.
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DEATH OF JOHN JACOB ASToR. JR.


NEW YORK, Ian. ls.-John Jacob Astor II
died in this city yesterday, in the sixty-sixth
year of his age.
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CAUTION.

BoofAndrs German Remedies are eoun,ertei,.,
See that the signature Of Z. NJ JACKSON is On
the wrapper Of each bottle. AL others are conn
tsrfeit.
Principal Once and ManufActory ct the German
Medicine Store, No. 63l ARCH SfBEET, PhiIa
delpbis, Pa.
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly O. n. JACKSON 90.
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SUGAR MARKETIN HAVANA

HAVANA. jan IS.-Sugar; sales Of No 10 to
~ at 7a7s. and No. Is to ~ at s.a9k reals
Freights are shade higher, and small vessels
are i'm de mand.
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p r IC Z 8.

Ko0naDds German Bittsrs, Per bottle ........sl 2
Ii oor and German Tonic, pat mp In quart bottles
q 80 per bottle, or half dozen for 81 50.
~Do not forget 10 exam inc we'll the article yeu
buy, in order 20 get the genuine.
soid b. pruggists and Dealers everywhere
de Il pkWeolm
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VooL. XXI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inviso-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beaut black
or trotcR. Sold by all Druggists and Perfamers;
and properly applied at Batohelor's Wig ractoy,
No. 10 Bond sreet, New York. ia l3- cody
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~ The heirs of the late John A Washington.
OF Mount Vernon. have begun suit in Chicago
Tor the recovery of one hundred thou sand dol
lars worth Of real estate in that city. which
Was owned by washington at the time he was
shot In virginia in 1851. A Chicago lawyer
made his way through the lines and finding
the Washington heirs represented thai the
estate would b. confscafed III IL remained in
their name. and had 10 decided 10 hrm for SAFETY
He has since refused to restore thence the
snf -
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FREE To EYERYR0nY

Large6 pp. Circular, giving information Of the
grestest Importance to the young Of both sexes.
the deepised respected. and the forsah en- loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
turn mail Address p o. Drawer o.
ap3-d&weoly Troy, New York.
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~ A machinists' and blscksmi,hs' beneyo.
lent cooperative assoc iation has been organic.
ed IN PSt:srso Z, N. J.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiologi-
cal Errors, Abuses, and Diseases incident TO Youth
and Early Manhood which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed envelopes, free Of charge. Address br. J.
sklLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se23 m
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DELEGATION of the American Board OF
Immigration had an interview with the Presi.
dentto-day. re'ative 10 the appointment OF "a
Receiver tor the Board, which the Executive is
authorized to do ny act ofCongress.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. II. LOOMS, At No. 33e
- Penna avenue. attends to all branch
es pertaining to the dental profession AS
Cleft Pslates and Malformations of the SO1I0
mouth remedied with the skill Of long expe.
IIehce. de s-3mN
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- N N - " n
Eighth. below Coates
FROM REV IN FESDkIJ.

Ast'siaHt Ed,toT ChriStiaa Ciroaicle, Phila
have derived decided benefit from the use of
Eoonznd . herman Bittors, and feel IL my pri vi
lege 10 recomme nd them as a most yalua abie tonir
10 all . no are suffering from general debility or
rom sIss~s~s arising from deransement Of the
liver. Yours truly
Ed. FENpALL.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROH. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Penna.
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday afteF.
noon from toS o'clock. Gentlemen, fuesday
can b rented Tor Balls. Soirees. 10. my l0-ly
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CFAsED TO BE A DEPOsITARY.-The National
Bank of Texas. at Galveston, Texas, has vol.
UNFAIRLY ceased to BE- Government depositary.
and the securities held by the Treasurer of the
United States will be forwarded 10 them
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SECRETARY STANTON was visited at the
War Department to-day by Senators Thayer,
Edmunds. Wilson, Ramsey ,Craigen, Pomeroy,
Howe, and a number of Representative
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lNR. MERRILL,

1R. MERRILL,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9th and 10th sts.
All operations performed pertaining to o<lI110
the Art OF DENTAL SURGERY oc 26ms
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DFAD.-A telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived here announcing the death. at the North
of Noah Smith, for many years principal clerk
in the Office OF the Secretary of the Senate
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NOTICE,

10 vell estsblis he'd fact that full one half of
he female portion of our population are seldom in
expression, never feel we'll. /" They are Ianauid
devoid OF al energy, extremely nervous, and have
DO appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITTERE or the
TONIC is especially recommended.
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Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Or. JacssOa-Dear sir have been frequently
requested 70 connect my name with recomme ada
tons of d erent kinds Of medicines, but rega rdiug
the practice as out Of my appro pirate sphere, 4
have In all cases declined; but with clear OF oof
In various instances, and particularly in my own
fsnily of the usefulness OF DR.. Hoohand's German
Bitters, depart for once from my usual course
70 express my full conviction that for general de-
titty o tss SysfsI ard especially for Lirsr Com
ptdsaf, a. as SGfs and rainabls prspnraftoa In
some cases IL may fail, but usually, doubt not IL
VII De very beneficial to those who suffer from
The above
Yours, very respectfully,
J. n. kENNARD,
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HOOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. c. n. JACKSON,
PEILADELPHIA, Pa.

Twenty two years since they were drst intro
dpeed into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoub tedly performed
more cures and beneftted suffering hu umanIty to a
greater extent, than any other remedies known 10
The public.
These remedies viii efectually cure Liver Com
plant, Jsundice, Dy sp-psia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility. Chronic D1arrhea, Disease of the Kid
neye, and all diseases arising from 9 Disordered
Liver, Stomach. or lntestines.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use of either of these rem
ed1es. They will cure every case Of MARASMUs
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated n
the hands OF the proprietor, but space will allow
OF the publication OF but few. Those, 10 will be
observed. of note and of such standing that
they must be believed.
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TESTIMONIALS.

hNNs UhO- "OOD" ANU,
CAsJ JSSftCs Of fhs SEPrsMs CoD. Of Pa, trYites:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, lo7
Il md 'Hoofand's German Bitters' 10 a good
tonic useful In diseases of the d gestive rgans,
and Of great benefit in of debility aud want of
Nervous sctiOn in the system. Yours, truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFe

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
epon them with all its atte ndsnt Ills will find in
the use of this BlTTERS, or the TONIC an elixir
that Will iDstil life into their veins restore in
q measure the energy and ardor of more youthful
dsys, build mp their shrunken forrns and give
health and happiness TO their remaining years
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DEBILITY,

htSE1Gizs from any Cause Irhatsrr; PrO0ratloao o
the System, induced By Sersre Labor, Hard
ShtPS, Exposure, FsrsrS, re.
There IL no medicine extant equal to these rem
e<ies In such cases. tone and vgor is impaired
70 the whole system, the appetite is strengthened
food If enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly the
blood ls purified, the complexion becomes sound
and healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from
the eyes. bloom Is given to the cheeks and the
weak and nervous invalid becomes q strong and
healthy being
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Thomas r. Bowie, of Nd,
is al the National Hotel. -..-ieneral Lester
Coombs, Of Kentucky. and Hon. John w.
Leftwich. of Tenn, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel. IL. A. De Padwa Fleury, Secretary
Of he Brazilian legation, 10 at WillsTds Hotel.
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hR. LEwlE DAVIS DENTAL AssOCIA.
u TION.
No. 260 PENN'A AVE,
Between nth and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
tihcial Teeth are inserted, although the
patient will be required to pay for the6@
surgical operation when performed, which SOIO
vii be deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Association 10 now prepared to make Teeth on
Gold, Silver and Rubber. at New York, Philsdel.
Phia and Boston prices. All persons wishing dem
tai work done can have 1t cheap In the above
named cities All work will be done in the neatest
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and ex.
anime our work before getting 1t elsewhere. jy 10
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hon. JAMES THOMPSON.


PHILADELPHIA, April d 1875
consider 'HOofand's German Bitters' a raEn1-
ZEE madeline in cases of attacks of Indg or
Dyspepsis- can certify this from my ex perience
JAMES thompson
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WAsHINs MADE EAsn
BowMAN's PATENT TRIUMPHANT

ls6s 10 the AMERICAN WASHING COMPOUND, the
greatest AID best invention Of the age and housewives
true friend washboArds and mach entirely out Of
dse Instead OF whole day in tedious washing
Il can from hours with the American
Washing Compound. Wherever IL has been used the cd
fashioned Soaps comparatively o. costs ony
One Quarter the price Of the dsshioued Soaps and be
with hard to With perfect It win
njure the clothes in the slightest possible Il will
entirely Remove Grease Spos and Paint aud the
clothiRg 1t labor IL time IL money il
saves patience the best thing the world and
ing with universal appreciation 1t only needs
vince any Of its utility and economy II you do
your washing nice easy quick and cheap try the American
Wahing Compound and you will be without For
sale BY G. ". W. GOODWIN, Agent,
Corner Custornhouse aud Peters street, and
GrOesrs anu Druggists generally.
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TEX 6Oses
BULL DEK,

Rs,urns the citizens Of New Orleans for their patron
- ,r the yesrs de hiss made extensive sdditoni
=. NJ shops and introduced several working ma
b "a which w enable him 70 attend promptly to bus
sho and oce corner PrytAniA and sshiHEOn sree
rechanios E1chsnge, box No.
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BOARDING.

nOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR
II few gentlemen can accommodated with pleasant
rooms with or without board No l64 Jus street. Also
n few day b0srdefs
noaRnING - COMFORTABLE Rooms, WITH
Is BOARD for families or single Feutlemsa. Also Day
Roard can be Summer rates application Al Brooss
Honsa, ~ Canal, corner Basin street - $1,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIssOLUTIOE-BY MUTUAL CONSENT, THE
~ Copsrtnership heretofore existing between HAYS
CAMPBELL in the Tobacco Inspection and Storage Bust
ness. is Dissolved.
NJ HAYS will liQuidate The Liabilities and collect the
Assets OF the firm.
II. N. HAYS viii continue the business his
count. II. n. HAYS.
J. n CAMPBELL
NEW ORLEANS Feb. II. 1865.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WOULD COR
daily recommend my former Partner n. NJ HAYS, to ny
frieI ds, and solicit for him their patronage.
February Il, 1868. }. n. CAMPBELL
THE cora RTFERSHIP HIIHBRTO tx
Il isting under the firm name Of ID. MOODY co.
having expired ~ limitation, Is hereby d solved
D. MOODY alone has suthorty set the accounts OF
the firm 3. ID. MOODY,
FRANsLIN SNOW CO., Boston
New Orleans, La, Feb !, 1868.
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BALLS---BAtLS.

RAII.S--BAFL
SECOND ANNUAL GRAND DIR E.s BALL
DRY GOOD AID GENERAL MERCANTILE CLERKS
ASSOCIATION.
rHs NATION L THE ,TER, CORNER OF BAE oNSK
AND PERDIDo STREETS
ThurIday Evening, February Goth, 1865.
rANAeKRs:
SIX Moody; 1le S.g HA = O. s Barrier.
p D. s,h hssh'on' Isv Ssa' n r. assssry
coxxrrTEK or ARRANGEMENTS.
jds sT dps.. AS .-i S.a.s, H. Sa Brand"
INVITATION ooNDurEA
Rane, Fugene Caylste. }. T. Lee.
Charles Brown. Tbos. McCluskey.
FLOOR NAsAeEEs.
4 F L..ia' f c.ylss.s q p P' Sos9ou
O. T. Berthslot j. G. Pain, r. T. PAtiA,
RECEPTION coxxrrxA
r. switser, VA Seaman, E KntA
Jekn korriA TbOs H. Clarke.
IICKETs-THREE DoLLARa
ladies' Invitations be obtained BY applying t. tie Inv
turene taate at Brase man s: j. Charlie,
BolmssG
called Proposals for the rent OF Restaurant
Room be A. Lassle I9s Circus o.
8 Bsbe""s' l2 anal street. uHl the 18Th ( February
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The rndersi-ned having taken ONCE Il No Il Tchoupl
touas viii eontinae The COMMISSION BUSINESS,
respectfully asks continuance OF the business and cOnh
dencs enjoyed BY ID late nrm Of :. D. MOODY CO.
1hs Fish Business Moody 60. is trans erred 70
Nessrs. EMILY, VAN NORDEN CO., No Il TehOapi-
touas street
respectfully eaed TO the advertisement q that
and former ed that they viii and
full assortment Of Fish constantly hA8a AZ lowest mar
ket ices g. D. MOODY.
New Orleans, La, Feb. J. ISGs.
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L OST-APPI ICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
II renewal Of the following Certificates Of Stock which
have been 90 shares the Bank OF Amerca No l6
~ Shares Orleans JACKSON and Gres Northern Rail
road No 525. dated 18Th April, 55-al in the name OF
Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank OF Louisiana No
vi OF Jesse R. Jones.
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IICKETs-THREE DOLLARS
BANK ESTIMATES.

CREsCENT CITY BANK-3O CAMP ST.
NEW ORLEANS, February To- 1868
At regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this
Bank, held this day it
Resoved That the Stockholders be requested 10 call 81
the BzuAing House SATURDAY, March IA 1868, be-
the hours Of 10 A. and 10 take into sIdsr
the pruprcty Of further reduction Of the Capital
statement Of The Cash Vsus o. the Assets ~ the lnS
reported by the Committee, Is hereto appended.
CHAS. FAURIE, JR-, Cashier
ESTIMATED CASH VALUE or TIE ASSETS
CRESCENT CITY BANK,
February 9, 1865.
Suspended Debt and Proses- cOsE VAL UR.