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PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.


All the Parties Doing Well.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
! JOLIET, Feb. 24.-Penitentinry matters have
been getting " red hot" here lately, and to-day
| they eliminated in a personal engagement in
| the streets In matter Of honor between James
| Goodspecd, editor Of the Joliet Republican, and
| Gen. Richard Rowett, Penitehtiary Commits
sioner. The Republican has lately been making
| all kinds Of charges sgainst the Commissioners,
| and they have expressed willingness that all Of
them be investigated by proper tribunal au-
thorized to do the eame, except one charge, and
| that Is, the Republican charged Gen. Rowett,
| and john Reed, two Of the Commissioners, i
| with quarrel, which VAS denied by anothert
paper in the CITY,. Whereupon the Repu1hcantt
eaid that Rowett led and, for the remainder Of.
the controversy, here Is Gen. Rowett's own YER:
zion Of it.:
On Saturday, the 18th Of February, called
upon Capt. Egbert Phelps, and requested him to}
accompany me to Mr. Goodspeed's Office for the
| purpose Of witnessing what WAS said and done.
| Arriving at tho place dosignnted, approached
Mr. Goodspced and said to him: I am not
here for denying or admitting any Of the charges
made against the prison management. Our
books and records will chow for themselves.
But one paragraph Of your article rends thus:
II understand that Reed and Eowctt deny being
here on that day; to express it politely, thoy
lie" and it can be proved BY two-thirds Of tho
that morning from the south, and Reed was
there during part Of tho day; and the TOW
took place Just as reported to you last week."
After reading the above, said: "Are you tho
author of that afticle? He said; II am not?"
The anthor." Goodspoed replied: "He lives in
!. the country. Call on me- on tuesday OF Wednes-
day, and will give yon the name of the author"
called on Wednesday last, and was informed by
eneed had gone to the countrv then 1eft word
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waist, feet 6 inches, and weighs 375 pounds:
Her eldest son ia Is years Of age. stand feet
inches, and weighs 257 pounds. The eldest
daughter is 20 years Of age, aud
stands feet 6 in height. end meas
ures round the arm 81 inche; scroa m her
waist, feet, and has the enormous weigh OF 548
pounds. On account OF her obesity she is
scarcely able to walk, appears uneasy On her
legs, and il sometimes compelled to lean up
ngsnnst the val foT TIE
development Of adipose tissue till they are as
large as ordinary eaucerH. This delicate crea-
ture is arectionately, though rather absurdly,
called LILLY" by her younger relatives. It is
excessive alcoholic consumption, thare is no dis
ease complained Of; and the subjects do not ap-
pear to nuner from any other affection than tie
Inconvenience Of having to support so much
fat.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YonK, Feb. =, Tho trade movement was
rather tlow to-day, business having been checked by
the intensely cold weather. Tho market for cotton
goods Is fairly active, especially for fine brown and
Of which firm. Tuscarora bleached shfrting is
now 19c md Fruit Of the Loom," 17'c. Prints,
gtnghas, aud American dress goods arc in good re-
quest from first hands, Woo1ens are rather less ac-
tive for Light weights Foreign goods rule dull except
for dress fabrics. The inportationa for Last week
were over five and quarter millions.
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Special D18pdtch to 175e Eh1cayo 1TtoHne.
SpR1SaF1ELD, Feb. 60. S. Munsel. Presi-
dent OF the Bloomington Wesleyan University,
has rendered lis resi- gnation, to take effect i'm
mediately. It is represented TINT this action
be has been repeatedly guilty Of gross and i'm
moral conduct with the young lady pupils OF the
institution.
hero that Dr.. o. S. Muneen, Preaidont Of tho
Illinois Wesleyan University, has resigned that
his resignation is not altogether voluntary on
bis part, and that it is to be followed BY an in
vesfigation of charges quite grave in their char
acter. This matter will be more fully developed
in & few DAYS.
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Very gigantic is the O'Nrlll family (from Ire
land) which is now exhibiting in England They
ere from Queens County, nca- Dublin. Inc
mother Of the family is As years, stands feet ~
inches in height, MEASURES round her arm3 20
inches across her shoulders, feet; round aar
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SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Advices from Ar1-
zona ntato that Governor Pesquiers. Of the
District Of Urez, Mexico, On receipt Of the news
Of the recent outrages OF the Cochlse band IN
Mexico. hurried home from Guayamas and soon
nrran;zed 800 Of the National Guard for inme-
diste service. Great excitement prevails, as the
pursuing p1'rsung tie Hrsches on the soil of the United
States and according to tue tEssiy With ceehlss
Gon s - Croc haa no authority under the stipula
tons tons to stop murder, theft, and robbery By the
Apaches ACROSS the border.
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NEW 1ORh- .....-...
NV YoRK, Feb 24.-corroS-vefy duh ; middlng
BnEApsrurFs-Flour arnler, more active, chiefly for
snpgnG gtae oe gooa :e9
$50: good to choice, NsSga25 white 3 wheat e1tra; r.
@e.2o. Corn meal quiet nrsnayw1ne, $50. Wheat
dun and heavy recdpts, II GOO By prime No. MI
spring, sly; winter red and anber Western, 31.s5
Ga.oo. Rye dull. Barley quiet: Malt Inactive. Corn
Tssg anS cd d. Il stose es9s4e DO
e3Has8o yellow 65@ssc. Oats heavy shade easier;
receipts, $1,000 bu; new Western m31sd, s29sskc;
CLOVER sEEn-Dur It o@2Hc timothy, sa.75@s.oo.
Eocs--Unchanged, s2@s+c
Hops-Firm for choice grades; others dull at 400
LEa7aza-ln M 1aodernte request at 2s@s1c; ortnoco,
TooI~-More act1ve; unwashed, 45c; Oregon, At
@ise.
Mo1ssses unchanged rice steady 4 s5sXc.
ErEo1Eux-crude, s,+e refined, 2oe-
Tunpxxr1sE-Somtnsuy 67>5@ssc-
grocx or GRAIN in warehouse today.
Wheat 7s3ooo s ~
Co1n , oU ~
oaa, otSo0o 4S 00o
I've, 4V0UU
Barley, bu. 5s5uN
Malt, bu A'ou oo
ftes; Pa;ov1sioxs-Pofi a1ner !; ness $500; ps'ns
mess, s14.3s mess for March, s147 April, *15oo.
Beef dull and nnc42uR7us lne88y $sVN944t9s E1t1oy
f12oo9ls.5p. Cut meats t11o shoulders, ID hans,
n911Ac- Muddles firm; short clear, 8: long clear,
western steam, 9-16c !; kettle, 8H9s o-16c.
BrrIE~Steady; Western, 15420c.
CHEEsE-Sseady 1t 124lTc.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. eb.A.-BREApsrCFYs-F1our dun;
suoernue e1tr8s, S. 0o37 6ata choice,
and Indiana, $s25@o5o Wheat dull red S1.9o91.96
amber s1.9s. Rye, 9oc. Corn steady yellow, k2G59c;
white, 62c. Oats dnil white, 4s95oc.
PETaolEux-Tending higher; crude, 14,l914He;
refined, 19419Ac.
Wa1sKx-1n fair demand at 9lc.
CLEVELAND.
CLxTr1AaD, Feb. 24.-BkxADszr1Fs-F1 Flour quiet
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
P1rTsBuRaH, Pa., Feb. .24.-CAT1LE-Matket slow !;
arrivals fair; best, s625@6e0: stockers, $500 90;
common, x4.50@5.35-
BnEEP-MaEket slow; arrivals fair best, $G.14GG.70;
medium, s. $5.00@5.50; common, f4.o0@4.b0.
HoGs-31arket fair arrivals fair Philadelphia, $581
@5.80; Workers., S4.60@5.10.
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Ecllenck's PuInlOnic Syrup.
SEAwEKp TONIC and s1ASDRAK P1LLsE. These arc the
Dr. schensk has been h constant pFsstteo otsr thifty
sines Il properly taken, viii cu1s consumption His
Mandrake Pls cleanse tho nfer and stomach; h4 sss
ths sto1asch .1 and aids dsoation his Pu!ono s5.ap
@s1srson @ PREPARED and for sxle by J. q. gCHESCK q
ooS, ~ f. corner Sixth aud Arch-s Philade1ph1e,
md by dEuRgists and dealers generally.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.
P11LADELPH1A, Feb 24.-BEEvEs-Du1l this week ;
rather lower; extra Peunsyvania and Western steers,
$3.50 to $500 fair to good, common, S co
@5.60.
sHEEr-Far demand at 5@7Ec.
HoGs-In demand at $7.75. Sales 3400 beeves, 900
Sheep &nd 5000 hogs.
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PITTSBURGH, Fab. 24--a1arkst at Parkcr's Landing,
crude petroleum is reported arm ut S2.22K@2.25
asked no ha1es. Refined drmer; Philade'rhia deHV-
cry, spot, lo4c; home trade, cargo lots, le31613c;
Job lots, tic.
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Ell pAso. H., Fob. 24.-hn a1fray took place
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1t is estimated that, since tho discovery Of
gold, Nevada County, Cal. has yielded 5l95, ,000,-
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franchises upon the first conviction The legislature
cannot raise conclusive presumption Of gs asa1nst
natural person act that nay be innocent IN
ncua innocence or pro1iety OF te act and conscat-
Ing his property penalty for the supposed oiiense.
Those prossions Of our Tnich 1o1p.o 5ne
deprivation Of H{e LIBERTY or property except oy que
process Of law and which guarantee terght Of tral ~
Jury "ss heretofore enjoyed" and the tight IN Al
criminal to q p So.9s ana y sc a
These PROVISIONS is true, are designed to apply only
to natural pernons but artificial persons must be per
nitted to invoke the spirit Of justice mn'sn a
property u1d franchises against the opeta1ao1n VI
aw that substantially condemns without trial.
That tho naked iast TINT tsW M eses
orer given distance than it is charging to1 ne
distance over another part ct its road, or II INC oppo
n aresso9 Is n3t @ eest on moen
consideration. Taxa for instance the road Of the ap
pean with one terminus at Chicago and the othet ~
Iakt st. Louis At one season o. tae etr Ius han
In the oppos1to direction The consequence, OF course,
L. that the supply Of empty cars o. me
@ sad 99e1 i, raer route between these points,
which also touches several intermediate statons upon
TIE road. Now, unless the railway company Il Per
IQltted under euch circumstances, to 1nduce snip
entg over its lines by lowering its freighs, it Cyl
dent TINT portion Of its viii return empty THIS
would Of course necessitae higher charge LOT i1egnt
impose return <reights could be secured by lowering
the rates On Tie return trip To forbid the company
to lower the rates Of return would thus benen
no one and would work injury both to the compe-
ny and people along the line At other seasons
of the year The lazgcr amount OF freight moving IN
The opposite direction and the operation must pe re-
Fe1Bed.
Te give this illustration for the purpose OF showing
that iIereuce OF price, for the came distance Of
Transportation is not necessarily an un1ust d1sc1h-
nation and that soy Law mua. % fEo
.ho roere feet Of difference Of rates, Without permit
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY JANUARY 80 1873

mains liable to trial and punishment tor an
action punishable by the laws of his
original country and committed befCae his
emigration, but not Tor the emigration itself,
saving always the limitations established
by the laws of his original country and any
other remission Of liability to punishment.
ARTICLE III.
If citizen of the one party, who has be-
come recognized citizen of the other
party, takes up his abode once more in his
original country and applies to be restored
10 his former citizenship, the government
or the last named country Is authorized to
receive him again as u citizen, on such con-
dltions as tho said government mag think
propes.
ARTICLE Nv.
The convention for the mutual delivery
of criminals, fugitives from justice, in GER
tain cases, concluded between the United
States on the one part, and Sweden and
Norway on the other part the twenty first
OF March, 1860, remains in force without
change.
ARTICLE 20
The present convention shall go into eff
feet Immediately on the exchange Of ratlti-
cations, aud shall continue in force for ten
years. If neither party shall have given
the other six months previous notice of its
Intention then to terminate the same, 1t
shall further remain in force until the end
of twelve months after either Of the con
tracing parties shall have given notice 80
the otheg OF such intention.
ARTICLE VI.
Tho present convention shall be ratified
by the President, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate of the United
States, and by his Majesty the King of Swe-
den and Norway; and the Notifications
shall be exchanged at Stockholm within
twenty four months from the date hereof.
In faith whereof the plenipotentiaries
have signed and sealed this convention.
Stockholm, May 26, 1869.
JOSEPH J. BARTLETT.
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a PROCLAMATION.
y rSS PRESIDENT OF THE USITED S3ATEi
OF AMERICA.

~ rhS PRESIDENT OF THE UEITED sfAfEs
OF AMERICA.
SyhVehtloh between the United States OF
america and The Austroi1ungarian Mon
srehy. Naturalization. Signed Septem'
ser 70, 1870; ratified March "a, 1871; rati-
%catlOhs exchanged July II, 1871; pro
ssalmed August |. 1871.
q WHEREAS, A convention between The
ShiTed states of america and his Majesty
.se Emperor of Austria, King of Bohemia,
80, and Apostolic King of Hungary, con
~nS naturalization, was concluded and
SS.a at sienna by their respective pienl-
SsIintiarles on the twentieth day OF sep
A. TN 1870, which convention. being IN
,sOo English and German languages, is word
e'S =, word as follows:
ASne. President Of the United States OF
Ans eI!oa and his Majesty the Emperor OF
austria King of Bohemia, etc. and
w .L King OF Hungary, led by the
Spraou 70 regulate the citizenship of those
en- VINO emigrate from the United
an, Vi II America to the territories OF the
Rust n ungarian Monarchy. and from the
ststes ~ ngarlan Monarchy 10 the unlted
ga HI, VI America have resolved to treat
sppoin. aoI5Oleet, and have for that purpose
s0nyentiou plenipotentiaries 90 CONCLUDE
Oft Tl sii, that is to say: The President
SayovO Pd States of America, John Jay,
poten,,n. extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
Imperial from the United States to his
bis MsissstaNa royal Apostolic Majesty; and
ApOstoEcS the Emperor of Austria, ETC.,
sredelict FMne of Hungary. tho Count
Sriyy ra.r eriinand de Beust; his Majestys
GellOr of ,IIuSelor and Chamberlain, Chan
rial Hons e Empire, Minister of the lmpe,,
Gross of X and of Foreign Affairs, Grand
bold, wbo Cle Orders of St. Stephen and Leo
Hlg articles
Sitizo,. ARTICLE T.
srchy WIS o. the Austro- Hungarian Mon
Of Ama,;oo nave resided in the United States
se~ ss and during such resids an have be-
eeazsd athens Of the DATED
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ESTATE OF HATTIE HAMILTON.
gSIYED STATES HARsaAL's SFvIas,

BEIYKD HTAIEs HIEsdAL
Sew Orleans January Is. 1873.
,a,ufs % 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT WAR
Il raxt In bankruptcy has been Issued out
oy the district Court OF the United States FOR thu
Instruct of Louisiana, against the estate OF hstte
uamtI,on of New Orleans in the parish 81 Orleans
etats of louisiana adjudgtd s bankrupt upon her
own petition that the payment Of any debts ana the
, ~ bar or for her use, and the transfer
a 9P anv property by her hidden by law; that
q meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt to
80. their debts and choose one OF more Is
Pa.s NJ her estate will be held at court OF
Sausruptcy. to be holden on the hfteenth DAY OF
% house but siss Eev ORGANS bsf0ve 6.
D hsSS"ss' w. a b PACKARD
.5Sa pnSsed enHRs NAsxAk&
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sYaTE slT eOgBsrASso
SEVENTH DISTRICT SOURg SOB 3JGE SSSsas
Og ORLEANS

ELIZA sss ,fsoDYY Ss. e. alsSeIa-sep e,oo
2 HBREBb SSRTIFS rHAP ssS rYE SHIR
teenth day Of November, 1872, iudgnc.no was
rendered in this count, in the folio Wing EMIT sd
suit in Ore words and figures eDllewing to We
gizs Ann MOodey NJ Ainslie-sO. g9l0
sen motion Og ,. ". Herr, attOrnc foe tle plon-
tiff ia this cause upon producing to the CaITt due
proof in support of her demand. and by reason a
the law and evidence being with plaint9 it 10 ad-
Judged and dscreed that the judgment by Ch fault
herein entered on the fifth instant qe now con.
hrIned: that there be judgment herein in Favor of
plaintiff, Eliza Ann 4oodey, against defendaIN VI.
AinsIie her husband, decretins 0 separation of
property between the said parties and dissOlu.
ton of the community Of acquestB and gains ex-
listing between them and chat she nave the free
enjoyment OF her earnings. Ii is further sljudsed
and decreesd that tho said Ylaingif do have and
cover OF the defendant, hts husband, Che sum %
eighteen hundred oEd forty ehree dollars eHd fife
cents, Ulth legal interfse 90 seventeen hunde-d
end fifty dollars trem the ii stes Garch le,l ana
on Bnetythre. dOllaTo and mfg eeHte from Clio
hftesnIh Of Sebruary, s372, all until paid. snd
costa Of suit with the privilege u. sSch oo0e 30
lowed by lav 80 married Nomep.
Judgment Sned November l9. 1872.
q. WHARTON COLLaEe, SrsdSS
9n testimony whereof | have hereunto Get INV
hand AID x6d the seal Of the said court at the
city of New Orlesns on this nineteenth day OF
November in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and seventy-two and the ninety seventh
year Of the kadeRsnaeses Of the United States
D. q. KbLIhPI6,
saS u s@ SeBu.y 4s.&
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A PROCLAMATION.

NV THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
Convention and protocol between ehe nlteo
States of America and Sweden ana NOT oc
Observation-Disclosures n1ay ~
1860. ratified December -. io'V' EA
changed June ~, 1873; ercciarue" 'an"
airy y, 1917.
WHEREAS, \ convention and protecoi De
tween the United States OF America am. us
sTa;estv the King of Sweden and Norway
80 concluded and signed by their respeor
80 Observation-Disclosures, at the @ty OF
Stookboln, on the twenty sixth day OF May
ISso which convention and protoco! as
,'o,,dad nv the Senate of the United STATES,
an haing in ehe English and SVedlsh
Sanauage.' are word for word as 1ot!owS'
i'' IT. President of the United STATES OF
America and his Majesty the mug %
Sweden and Norway, let py Tue s,su ~
reoulate the citizenship OF tnoso p o.,
,r6o emigrats from the onlted states VI
nno fo Sweden and Norway, and tneif
aaHor5ancies and territories, ana lroni
S1.ndan and Norway to the tnl1so s'aIc'
% t,nnrira have resolved to treat Oh INC
I,h;aot and have for that purpose dp
:J,tod Plenipotentiaries to conclude con
p,+;on that is 20 says The Presldeh. vi 'uo
I1n;tad States of America, Joseph .. ~ 49,.
Lott Minister Resident, anu ht f1 ~ CLarIa.
I K;no of Sweden and Norway, Coen' S Sma
rMacbtmeister, Minister of State for rots ~
!" aGr who have agreed TO and 'igno" 'n'
following articles:
ARTICLE ..
e;.;uors Of the United States OF Ame' s'r
tlt hann resided in Sweden or norway Iui
~ period of at least i've so anJ
sn oG dnring such residence have oeo' of sor-
anu re Ia wfully recognized as cl,izFn' the GOV
way or of the United States TO oe o ,seatsd
S OF Nnrwegisn citizens, ana SHAH 90 'A''
as such. .;.;uon. Of Sweden OF Nor
have resided in the Unled s. IA least
way %no for for continuous period 9a az I bsye
Ame liars 10. and during such res, sbp tinted
hao naturalized citizens o. sns of
S Seeo shall be held by the gme,inau Cit
Sweden md Ind sbs Sf be- treated such become
seni, ana eclaration Of an intention TO ha,
~, ne of the one or the otner f 0c;tigenship
legally acquired.
ARTICLE IL on
..r,;..,, citizen Of the one pt shssy' ~.
a M to shs tssrisosJ Of soe 's
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FURNITURE.
NJ f q NJ on

W f. q NJ On
Dealer On All Kinds of Furniture.
sos. 90, 10! and la3 CHARITIES STREET, sesG
leans.
Gas eon5tsntly on hand an essortslsrs OF
SHt1sge Bedstsads extra make wltb,e 3rin1
Sosts). with teasters. Sl2
solid Walnut one-fourth SaFbs, BupeSCG- sA
Solid Walnut Portable Arnoiya, sith two Dire
ere l.. bottom, $50.
Victoria Bedroom Sets, +. Walnut aahoean3 n.
'nlts ton Rosewood, ten pieces. 8 l5n.
Sprlng hsttresses made TO order, E2J and S5e.
Rosewood, ten pieoes OF very moderate prsoes-
kiso, an assssSps1a r4 teastpg- ussases at psdAS
90 pFsNA Gle h
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CIGARS.
LOST.

OAT OK MISf.HID-OsB CgRTAT. PRO
missory note for the . of : 300 drawn and
indorsed by John Henry dated January .. 1872 and
payable one year after date. and bearing interest
at eight per cent per snnum from date TIL psid,
and nararhad ne yaretur bv J.. Commagere, notary
subtle OF this CITY, identify it wit An act passed
Sa,.re MIN on the said Januerv q, 1877. III" public
IL earned not 20 negotiate said note, She payment
OF the ssms having hseB stopped iD she hands OF
the aaid John HeufS. . $1,000.
ial0 II "A 81 fe7F MANUEL bOnHh1
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GNIyeD sTATEs DISTRICT 0oURT9
DISTRICT OF L61SIAEG
30 SHs ssATrKR O0 5OHN DUDE, B0NKRUsR
Pn Bankruptcy-No. Ia21.

B Of his appointment as assi saae of the eetata
Of John Guide Of New Sprlesns, pariah of Or:
lrSs, and State OF LouisiaHa, adj judged @ t6nkrup$
upon his petition.
Sew Orleane J@uary 20, 1879.
jail % fee 4. K. NORTON AssigfRe
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'fthS esDBRsESEB sEREBB GIVES SoTICR
4 OF. lis appointment ASSIGNEE ~ the estate
OF Frank Wagner, individually and 40 partner OF
lis OWL yststioIA
81. wORysEs, 9ssigneee
See S.seahs SSNaey 20, s87s Sa23 30 SO
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And at meeting of the Board held the
twentieth instant, KASPAR AUCH. Esq was un.
animous1y Reelected President; ROBERT JACKSON,
Esq, Vice President; and JOHN PURCELL, Esq, In
spector LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
a23 I'm
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RESOURCES.
Cash-Cuffenc@..so.. sS52,fA =
Cash-GoId coin. Observation-Disclosures. !o4, 3T2 39
Loans and discounts .o.... ......o S049 93j Is
United States bonds to secure circulas
ton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s66 900 ot
Other stocks bonds and mortgages. 1000 o.
Due from .gedeeming and reserve
sgents....... 9e' ,95r 3.
Due from other banks and bankers. 16,Ol9 30
Banking house. Observation-Disclosures. 1910 30
Furniture and fixtures. 1884 81
Premium United States bonds. st,247 20
rsnSum Oh gold. I528 81
sOta....................... 8.
sHABTLITEES.
capitas stscS paid !n..............o..s eD0,o %
Surplus fund .....................o.. 1888 76
Circulation. ......... .....-....o.....o $500 CD
Dividends unclaimed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39a 81
Bndisidual dc IDsits. losS 40 81
Due 20 other banks and hanksys..o..o s03
Proft snA loss Observation-Disclosures. sS451 %
sl.seossosoooo o@
ALL oEPosTroRs PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
Second semi-ssnnns E1sideaas
tsai4T.d December 81 1917.
e., per cent 20 stockisoldcsa
~ per cent 60 DepOsitO<s
PArL P6URCHY, Prsi1ens.
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice PrssiseaI
JOSEPH MITCHELL, Cashier.
Directors:
r. SsepcsS, John Z. Hlfdlss
''chn D. Cobb. Charles LATTE
Adelph Meyer, =. Poursine,
Aioert Baldwin Paul Feurckv,
Srnest kilserbesgeY. JAZZ 'm
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The above statement ia . just, true and eosS@ct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL F0URCHV, SrssidSD6
O. v. SofS. SECRETARY.
SrsfE OF LOUISIANA \
Sarish Of OIL ana
City OF New Orleans.
svcen % an6 sUoscsiosd before ms this tenth
day OF June, 1872.
D. CHS. CUVBLLIER, Notary Snblie.
As . seetins 81 Che Board OF Directors held o.
the tenth day OF June, 1872 1t resolved to pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT Cd
the net earned participating premiums for the yen
aading May 81, 1872, payable on the third Monday
Of NV neSt, also, to pay demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into capital Stock a. Ses sneaoed ohss
tee Of tbs company.
.. NlSPEHo, DAVID 1cOo8B0.
r. T. RELY. L. =. GEkERES,
II. PUG, y. FOURCHY,
Ps. willie. j. J. FERNANDEZ
d. l. CHAFFRhR, I'M. ALLEN.
yeil ly CHARLBa ahPITTB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1921,

Dis UT bOUENIdNas
IN THB MATTER OF WILLIAM VDR, BANK
RUPT.