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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
Local Intelligence.

BURGLAR BADLY WOUNDED BY A
LADY-One night last week the residence
OF Mr.: Weiss, on Miro, near Bienville street,
was invaded by two burglars. evidently for
the purpose of pillage. The gentleman was
not at home. and the lady was in bed. The
fellows handled her roughly. binding her
and threatened to kill her if she did not
instantly inform them where the valuables
We're stored. In this canditi0n she reluct-
emily complied, and the rascals stole about
$500 worth of property. Having procured
the articles and some money, one OF them
unbound the lady and the two robbers
hastily retired, but their movements were
not 81 rapid as the lady's. The instant
their backs were turned Mrs. Weiss secured
pistol and deliberately fired a, one of the
retreating figures, and her aim was good,
as subsequent events proved.
One of the villains returned as she fired
attacking her, but her clothing being thin
she succeeded in releasing herself, then ran
to the front door and cried Justify tor help
On this both burglars escaped. On making
an examination of the premises Detective
Pecora discovered that the pistol had
done It's duty; as blood was found in sever
al places and there were signs that the
wounded man had stumbled over the stove,
either in consequence of his wound or
because Of his haste. This is all the clue
that has been obtained, but it ia possible
that these highwaymen may be tracked
through the wound SO bravely inflicted by
Mrs. Weiss. 1t is expected that doctors or
surgeons. if any have attended the thief,
will furnish the police with proper informa.
ton as speedily as possible, in the cause of
justice. An appropriate testimonial should
be offered the madame as recognition of
her bravery and for the example she set
Her conduct is more forcible than all the
courts. and has most salutary effect to
deter burglars.
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Return Of the Mary Ida.

The inspection party which left this city
on Wednesday at midnight returned yes.
terday morning at eight o'clock. 1t was
originally intended to make thorough in
spection of the levees between New Orleans
and Port Hudson, but the severe storm
that prevailed Thursday and Friday nights
rendered impossible the progress of the
boat, and necessitated return to the city.
The condition of affairs along the river is
truly deplorable. The planters and all
hands are laboring night and day to stay
the progress OF the flood, but without any
prospect of success.
The result of the inspection appears to
be that the crevasses are beyond immediate
control. The sufferings OF the planters and
all residents along the line of the breaks
demand immediate relief. The break at
Bonnet Care is stated to be 400 feet wide
and from fifteen to twenty feet deep.
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PROPOSALS FOR A NEW DRAINING
MACHINE.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. ,

New Orleans, April O. 1874
SEALBD PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THK
til 10 a. NJ TUESDAY, June .. 1874 for the erection
of buildings and machinery for a draining ma
chine at the lake end of Uppsrine canal.
bios 70 De made for payment in cash, and in new
option OF the City Council
bids. ' 10y ~ ~
= Proposals to be accompanied by plans and speci.
sails to state the price of the machinery Including
Doliers, engines, pumps foundations and buildings
total height OF lift, or force, BOTH to be seven
teen feet also to state the quantity of fuel necss.
sary for the discharge of q certain ouantitv Of
water in given time
Machinery to have capacity of Is 900 900 gallons
per hour, to be of durable character aud in ali
respects first class.
~; Buildings to be of iron, good design, we'll ven
tllated and constructed in a substantial manner
Work to commence in sixty days following ad-
ludlcatiOn Of contract and complete in i've months
The work will be located Immediately inside Of
the northwest angle Of the lake embankm at
its intersection with the west or upper embank-
ment.
plan showing arrangement for pump engines
and boilers can be seen at the office of the City
surveyor, but bidders will not be confined to any
particular class of pumping machinery.
Ali parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrators of
finance, as evidence of their intention to abide
BY the adjudication, the amount Of twenty i've
hundred dollars in cash, which shall be- forfeited
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
snall nave their deposits returned to them on the
day tho adjudication is made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made. ~
Bids to be Endorsed Proposals for Draining Ma
chine"
ana unu0
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1Ours, Respectfully,
CHARLES FITZENREITER,

Yesterday morning the wheel in the Bien-
vile street draining machine broke down,
as if to contradict our last statement that
it was ali right. The water was so high
that the engineer found it difficult to oper-
ate, and in desperation forced his machin-
cry, thinking it better to run some risk
than to remain idle.
The draining canals at Hagan avenue,
Broad and Galvez streets are full and over
flowing. Indeed the valley between Galvez
street and Metairie ridge is overlooked,
which will drive many people from their
homes. The Canal street cars were running
last night, but will be compelled to stop if
the rise increases much more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

MAYOR Witt SEEKS RELIEF FOR THE
INUEDATED.-The great number of people
in tue rural districts vino have been impov.
erished and driven from their homes in con.
sequence of high water and crevasses has
induced Mayor Wilt and the Administra.
tors to ask relief from the fortunate. A
soliciting committee, composed of Messrs.
W. B. Schmidt, b. NJ. Pond, l. N. Marks
and others, has been appointed to receive
any and all useful articles, such as will be
serviceable to the distressed. Gentlemen
will tomorrow call on insurance and bank
ing institutions to procure assistance, and
much is expected from them; they have
given money freely for less worthy causes.
and now we shall see what they will do tor
suffering humanity.
Mayor Witt has issued the following ap-
peal TO the mayors of most of the large
cities, which Superintendent Flannery has
caused to be telegraphed free of cost over
the lines of the Western Union Telegraph
Company:
April Is, 1874. 5
To the Mayor of -:
Owing to an unexampled overflow of the
Mississippi river and its lower branches, by
which more than 10000 miles of our State
are submerged, many thousands of families
are ruined in their fortunes and are threat
ened with starvation, it is beyond the
means of our citizens who have escaped
from this great calamity to give adequate
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OFFICIAL MOTTO ES.
PROPOSALS FOR CRAWLING. RAM
PART STREET. ss44-e =
DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS, I
New Orleans, April Is, 1874. !

DEPARTMENT. OF IMPRovRMRNrs
New Orleans, April 49, 1874. !
GEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THR UN-
- dersigned Win be received at this office until
THURSDAY, April %, 1874, at IL NJ, for crawling
the west side of Rampant street. between Dumaine
and Hospital streets, according to specifications
Tile in the Office of the City Surveyor.
Bids TO be made for payment in cash, and also
for paymen IN stTeet improvement and street as
sessment bonds, at the rate of seventy five cents
on the dollar, in conformity with the charter the
city to have the option OF accepting either. and
also reserving the right to reject all bids.
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
tne adjudication, the amount Of S 100 in cash which
shall be forfeited to the city in Of failure to
sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded shall
OF adjudication.
NO od will be entertained unless accompanied by
.he certIhcate Of the Administrator OF Finance
tnSt me required deposit has been made.
ing" JiNES LEWIS
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PROPOSALS. FOX FURNISHING THE
CITY WITH DISINFECTANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF PoL.Ic

DEPARTMENT or Police,
oc,n new Orleans, April Is, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE I'M
~ ddsrsigned will be received at this office till
"EDNESDAl the twenty second instant, ar IL M,
following diainfectanta
l. CHLORINE POWDERS, with necessary ac,ds
3. ROLL SULPHUR
4. PURE CARBOLIC ACID, in bottles 200 bottles
to be furnished Immediately.
5. CARBOLlC ACID for surface disinfection FIVE
barrels to be furnished Immediately.
CRUDE CAkBOLIC ACID
All of which to be furnished in such quantity and
at such time as will be needed and recommended
by the Board of Health through this office.
The contractor to deposit with the Board of
Health samples of said disinfectants all of proper
grades, the supply to he of the quality Of the
samples, and to be examir ed by the chemist of the
Board OF Health, and when not in conformity with
samples to be rejected.
bids. ~
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for furnish
ing the city OF New Orleans with disinfectantsD
aplo X, BREWSTER mi mi str
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Judgmentsigned February Q, 1874.
B. L. LYNCH, Judge
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CAROLINE BAROCSSE

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans, April II, 1874. :
VUNH!S Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
u in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the bis
tTict Court of the United for the District of
Louisiana against the estate of Caroline Barousse
OF New Orleans, the parish Of Orleans State OF
Louisiana, adiudged a bankrupt upon her own Pc
ttion; that the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to said bankrupt
TO her, or for her use, and the transfer of any
ing Of the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one or more assgnees Of her
estate will be held at court Of bankruptcy to ba
holden on the eleventh day Of MAY. A. o. ls74 at
twelve O'Clock ~, at the Customhouse building.
New Orleans before G. s. Kellogg register.
8. B. PACKARD
spls myll United Statee Narabsl.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE SECOND
WARD.-At present this club has on its
rolls at least Us members, and the roll is
constantly increasing. New members APP
pear at each meeting, and the social stand
ing OF its president, Mr. Coyle, so long
known as merchant of the city, is an ad
ditional inducement to become an active
member. The club is willing to receive new
members, and invites Republicans of all
nationalitles to appear and take part in its
next meeting on Monday night, at it's rooms
at No. 27S Magazine street
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

CRY OF NEW ORLEANS
Seventh District, March q, 1874. J
TIME PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED AND
Il warned not to receive, transfer, barter or sell
bonds OF the late city of CarrolltOn, and known a.
thirty years to run, and bearing eight per cent in.
terest per annum with coupons attached of the
following numbers. to wit Nos. $780, 1871 1873 I93
and l94, for $1,000 each, said bonds having never
been signed by the Comptroller and Mayor, nor
the undersigned IS Treasurer, the same being
lost mislaid or stolen. F. DEIBEL
mh28 Late Treasurer City of Ca rrollton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

City Surveyor Bell has presented us with a
map showing the oscillations of the Missis-
sippi and Pontchartrain for the year 1871.
Over the black lines he has drawn red
marks to show the oscillations this year up
to six o'clock yesterday. He will, from day
10 day, add to the lines and we will display
the map on our bulletin board tor public
service
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

FOR JAMES H. WINGFIELD-At the time
the late Colonel Wingtield was Frustrated
with sickness which ended in his DEATH he
was professional railroad man, which was
one reason of several gentlemen of that
fraternity recently meeting to pay tribute
to his memory. In hOnoring the deceased's
name they hoIbred themselves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

By CONSTABLE JOHN HURLEY. at u O'Clock. at
No. 20 North Market street. lcontents of bar.
Der chop.
By sHKRIPF HARPER, at lOIa o'clock, at No. ~
Eatehez street, furniture and fl xtures. At IL
o'clock, at Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, lot with buildings on Race. between
st. Thomas and Religious streets eight lots
with buildings on Tchoupitoulas. st. Joseph
and Constance streets; three lots with build.
ipgs On Barracks and Hospital streets; for
taxes, real estate in Third and Fourth Dis
tricts At s o'clock, at warehouse Nos. % and
rs jefferson street, furniture and movables.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN GETTING ITS BACK
CP.-In the year 1872 City Surveyor Bell
issued diagram showing the condition OF
the river and the lake in that year. As to
the river, the additional lines marked yes
terday morning show that there was a fall
of one foot from the highest point reached
last week It is different at the lake. that
body having risen to within eighteen inches
of the high water mark OF June, 1871, when
the rear of our city was Overhowed. For
tunately there was but little ind yester-
day and last night, which was good for US,
unless it came out Ut the west. Already
the lake shore is overlooked at the she'll
road end, and Hoyt's pretty vegetable gar
den, which he nursed as carefully as it it
were dear gaelic, is total wreck, and
now magnificent gondolas wave over it in
triumph. At no time in 1871 was the lake
as high as at present until the June disas
ter; then. as at present, the extraordinary
rise being caused by the Bonnet Care Gre
vase River water streaks the lake, and
croaker fishing is all up.
THE ELECTION YEsTERDAY.-In the CEN
trail clubs of the various wards yesterday
an election was held for delegates to the Re
publican parish convention, which is to as
semble in this city on the twenty fifth in
slant:
First Ward-T. w. Wickham, A. j. Des.
mond. William Thompson, K. Flemming,
Bret johnson.
Second Ward-W. w. Jackson, P. E.
Bechtel, J. L. Herwig, George D. Geddes,
H. c. Dibble, David Wilson.
Third Ward-George Devezin, w. L.
Evans. Paul David, w. H Alexander, Will
liam Stewart, James Coughlin, w. j.
Steptoe, Henry Clay, George Burke, L. D.
Herbert, Theodore Lipshuts.
Fourth Ward-P. B. S. Pinchback, C.
w. Ringgold, George E. Paris, John NJ.
Hoyle.
Fifth Ward-William vlgers, l.. De
Gruy. A. L.. Follin, A. Mary, K. DeMange,
H. w. Vandrose, l.. Scott.
Sixth Ward-Stephen Lewis, Edward P
Delpit, j. Q. Eagana, E. D. G.. Davis.
Seventh Ward-Wiliam H. Green, A. S.
Leche, NJ. E. Perrault, Leon Gardette, Omer
Jefferson, Richard Harrison, James Lilly,
n. H. Leblanc, P. Griffin, Samuel Freeman
Eighth Ward-Barney Walker, John
Hopkins Frank Jones, K Jules Domingon.
Ninth Ward-Octave Rock, j. w. Ed.
wards, John Sheppard, James Carrigee.
Eleventh Ward-NO returns received.
Twelfth Ward-J. L. Collins and P.
Bruce.
Thirteenth Ward-C. B. Augustus and
Joseph BOutte.
Fourteenth Ward-W. P. Finnegan.
Fifteenth Ward-A. Dumont, George
Hooker, Robert King, Jacob Westley,
James Craig. John Batlste, Reuben Butler,
Frank Dalcary, James Westley
Sixteenth Ward j. T. Claiborne
Mccormick
Seventeenth Ward-Reuben Miller and
Frederick Diebel.
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FOR SALE,
7 ANDs...

The Citizens Bank of Louisiana has LANDS in
various parishes of the State which are offered for
sale most favorable terms and will be sold in 0ts
OF fifty acres and upward, affording opportunity
homestead with small outlay of money, To
ACTUAL SETTLERS sales will be made for a nor.
ton cash. and the balance on time with mortgage,
Applications to DO made at the bank, in New Or.
leans. ]. p, DELRRY Cashier
new orleans, March u, 1874 Wh28 GOT
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relief to the sufferers l have therefore
thought proper to give an opportunity to
your citizens to aid u.s.
The contributions of the philanthropic
are earnestly solicited for these victims of
the two-fold visitation of flood and famine.
L. A. WILT, Mayor.
Donors may feel sure that contributions
will be properly distributed. The case ia
urgent and demands speedy responses, for
the suffering and restitution are great.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TAE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
NINA NATHAN VS. DAVID JONES, HBR HUS-
band-NO $751;

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE POUR
4 teenth day of April 1874, Judgment was rem
dered in this court in tie entitled suit in the words
and figures following, to wit:
Minna Nathan va. David Jones her husband-No.
559l.
In this case the court considering the law and
evidence to be in favor of plaintin, it is ordered
adjndged and decreea that the Judgment by default
herein entered on the sixth instant be now con.
hrmed and made final. and accordingly that there
be judgment in favor of plaintiff Minna Nathan
and against defendant, David Jones her husband
dissolving the community of acquests and gains
eIetofore existing between the said parties. It
is further adjudged and decreed that the said
plaintiff be authorized to administer her property
separately and independently Of her SAID husband
ard that defendant pay all costs of suit.
Signed April Ia, 1874.
E. NORTH CULLoni, Judge.
In testimony whereof l have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed the seal of the SAID court at tho
city OF New Orleans, on this eighteenth day Of
April, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four. and the ninety
eighth year of the Independence of the United
states. PAUL T. ABADIk,
apis my3 49, Deputy Clerk.
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Fancy cashmerette suits, S. SO. Brown
Cheviot suits, 81 SO; and furnishing goods
at COST, at Garthwaite, Lewis & Miller's,
No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

The wholesale stock of spring clothing
at cost for cash, at Garthwaite, Lewis &
Miller's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-19

BRIEF MENTIoN.-Louisa Gilbert, six
years old. accidentally fell from a gallery
at No. 255 POydras street and was seriously
injured. She fell sixteen feet:
Thomas Scott and Dominique Bouney had
come words before they fell out, on Camp,
blood, Scott's knife having stabbed him a
little.
About fifty men, called longshoremen,
headed by Terrebonne. kicked up small
scrimmase at the ship Alardo, head of
Eighth street, but when the police arrested
two of the disturbers all was quiet
Two or three vessels broke from their
moorings head Of st. Ferdinand street last
night and Harry Cambias broke both his
legs in trying to secure a line. He was sent
to the Charity Hospital.
Low lived thieves stole lot of carpenter
tools from shop on st. Charles street. be-
tween jena street and Napoleon avenue.
Burglars tackled the grocery Of Mr.. Mon
sen, at the corner of Orleans and Robertson
streets, by breaking a front door. They
stole $50 in cash and big bundle of goods.
A PALACE FOR A CoURTHoUsE.-Colonel
Harvey informs us that the police jury,
right bank, parish of Jefferson, has hired
his castelated mansion, at the head of the
canal, tor courthouse. If Orleans parish
had as fine building for its courts judges,
lawyers. iuries, witnesses, litigants, clerks
and shertfs would be pleased. This house
is one of the old landmarks Of former times,
and it is pity that so beautiful residence
should be converted into public place.
THE PROPOSED MARKETHoUsE AND REsER-
voIR.-Last Tuesday the City Council, on
motion of Administrator Fitzenreiter
adopted resolution granting to Mr.. Joseph
Raymond the right to construct market.
house on Washington avenue, facing St.
Claude street, Third District. the entire usu-
fcuct of which the contractor is to have tor
twenty-five years, when our city will in
hert it. The structure will be l44 feet long
by Al feet wide. On top ia to be an iron
reservoir, sufficiently large to contain 207,-
800 gallons of water, IA feet long, 80 feet
wide and feet deep. 1t will require thirty
strong pillars to support this immense
weight. and the water will be held exclu-
sively for tiremen. The entire building will
De of iron, with sixty four stands, and will
cost about $4,000. In this connection it
gives US pleasure to publish the following
manly letter, calling the reporters atten-
ton to the above:
DEPARTMENT OF wATERwoRKsAyo)
Public Buildings,
New Orleans April 10, 1874. }
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Will you be kind enough to call at the |
Surveyors office, City Hall, and examine |
plan and specifications of proposed market |
house and reservoir, to be located in the
Third District
Your paper always encourages public i'm
provements, and therefore l desire to at
tract your attention to this one. This
market hurts no one but the market
monopoly and consequently it should re-
ceive public encouragement. am liberal
enough Ia my views to hope for the day
when all markets shall be free, thus reliev-
ing US OF the present tax on the very food
we consume daily.
With kind regards remain.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES FITZENREITER |
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serve one month a
names are those of Il
| William K. BarstOw
| Octave Foy.
| Val Oehnichen,
Horace Carpenter,
| W. Van Benthuzen,
| J. J. Warren,
Walter H. Wait,
John Mcqueen,
Henry Camp.
John F. Jones, ...
Aristile Close,
Paul De yerges,
j. K. Small,
Arthur Dejean,
Sllas Weeks,
Gustave Chevallier,
Joseph S. Copes,
j. c. Donovan,
Joseph Ellison,
Lawrence Forms,
Joseph Cohn,
Charles Engsttelt,
S. NJ. Lapeyre,
Salvador Fernandez,
Joseph Magner,
Theo. Commagre,
John j. Barrett,
NJ. MORGAN, g.
Henry Samory,
James Damorelle.
P. B. S Pinchback,
William H. Deeves,
John B. Flotte,
j. K. Boarman,
Peter Markey, "
For the petit jury
Court, there were
names:
Andry Tester,
I. j. c. Bachelor,
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LEGAL NOTICES,
IEtAL NUTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
HUGH CASSIDY VS.. HIS CREDITORS FOR

HUGH CASSIDY VS.. HIS CREDITORS, FOR
Despite.
VVHE CREDITORS OF THE PETITIONER ARR
l. hereby notified to appear at the office of John
Bendernagel, Esq, notary public in this city on
FRIDAY May l. 1874, at No 80 Camp street at
10 A. NJ, for the purpose of taking into CON
sideration the application of said petitioner for a
respite; and IN the meantime all judicial proceed
stayed.
BY order of court.
aDI8 81 23t EDw Ann nyPT OIS Cla-l,
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Y esterday the jury DOX
u it the jurors were
inal courts. Ia the Su.
t seventy were drawn,
= might be selected to
this. The balance will
, petit jurors. These
e following gentlemen:
F. P. E, MERCER,
Jacob Schalk,
Oscar Bercier,
T. B. Blanchard, Jr.,
Philip w erlein
Michael Bulger,
Joseph w. Champlin,
Fred Rillieux,
Charles Simon,
FRANCOIS Boisdore,
+. II. Fairchild,
Henry P. Bartlett,
A. J. Vandergriff,
r. lie Blanc,
Nelson McStea,
George H. Fletcher,
r. NJ. Harrison,
Louis Anderson,
L. Beebe,
w. NJ. Perkins,
Aristide Marie,
Anthony Doherty,
Theo. Mccarthy,
Joseph Bowling,
Octave Belot,
WIN. Z. Uniacke,
Ellis H. Bostick,
Joseph A. Lun,
Patrick Eagan,
John +. Popp,
j. Tervallon,
T. B. Stamps,
John A. Braseiman,
Laurent Utter,
c. T. Buddecke.
of the First District
drawn the following
Samuel Cheese,
Lucien M. Scott,
Louis M. Commager,
Bertrand Beer,
John 6. Fleming,
j. w. ROxborough,
Spencer Field, Jr.,
James NJ. Atkinson,
AlphOnse DeBlanc,
Charles Joubert,
John A. Fitzpatrick,
James Avery.
j. A. Wackerbarth,
Fred. j. Front.
Robert Y. Black,
NJ. Dupart,
w. J. Barrow,
d. c. Byerly.