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Arizona citizen., 1875-01-16

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Wines
 and Liquors,
 to arrive Tuesday, 18th Of fDecem Der. Canned Meats. Saerinnn Importation - Westphalla Metz
 wurSt. Eastern portation-Roast Turkey, Dev-
 fled Ham. 9slirornia Importation -Mince Meat, Boast Beef, Mutton Chops, etc,
 Prepared Fruits. English Importation Gn pots) )- Calves Foot Jelly, Orange Jelly, Lemon Jelly, Mushrooms, assorted Jellies anu Jams. French Importation Gin bottIes)-Assorted Fruits put up in Brandy. California Importation Gin cans)-Goose- berries, Black berries, Strawberries, Quiuces, Apples, Pears. Apricots. Tomatoes, Lima Beans,
 Grapes, ASst'd Plums,
 and all Kinds of
 Jellies and Jams.
 Fresh Fruit. California Apples, Cranberries, Spanish Olives tor sale by the gallonl.
 Dried Fruit. lHackberries, Peeled Pears. Apples and
 Peaches.
 Fish. ;Sn Kits Mountain Trout. White Fish and
 Mackerel
 In KegS-Dutch Herrings In Cans-Sardelles, Plain and Spiced Oys- terS, LobSterS, Clams and SardineS. >sn Boxes-COdfiSh and Smoked Herrings.
 Cheese. Swiss, California and Pine Apple.
 Sauces. walnut Catsup, Tomato Catsup. Harvey Sauce, French Capers, Worcester Sauce and Pepper Sauce. Prepared Filings for Pies. pessicated Cocoanut, Tapioca de Brazil, and all kinds of Pie Fruit.
 Candies, Etc. French and California Chocolate, Eastern Cocoa, Figs, RaiSinS, CurrantS, Maple Sugar and over Forty different kinds of Candies, including Be- Quets, Figures and Baskets suitable for Christmas
 - Trees. -
 Nuts. Brazil, Hilbert, Pecans, French Almonds, Walnuts, Roasted Peanuts. Sheiled Sweet and Bitter Almonds. Wines and Rrandies. -n"ekk6eTry Brandy, Apple Brandy, Grape Gin, Jamaica and New Eng land Ram, Fine Whis-
 kies and Full As
 sortment of .. Lachman & Co.'s Celebrated
 Miscellaneous. Hominy, Pearl Grits. Pearl Barley, Sugar - Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon. The Largest Stock Of Staple GrOcerIes, Cigars and
 Tobacco,
 In this part of the Territory EAvo ORE and WOOL SACKS for sale.
 My Motto is Quick sales & Small Profits. For Good article at LOW Price, call at GOldberg's old stand. Dec, l2. l0-tf P. LAZARUS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-16

The Largest Stock Of Staple GrocerIes, Cigars and
 Tobacco,
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-16

In this part of the Territory.
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u n a.. 10.
n =. DISCO
IN Cp@iiag Remedy for

An Cqfatii@g Remedy far
COCGHS. COLDS, H0ARSFNFSs
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS KFITENz ,
ct the THROAT. CHEST
ana LCNGs aud all Di.cares leading Z,
.coNsUMPT!oN. "
vent ~ WI fot make new lungs, but it will pre-
Vehl The disease from spreading thrnuynont n,
Nh"le substance of the luugs, therefore f,r;l,a-
ting recovery i"'iilta-
~ is prepared from Vegetable Extracts a,s
PARKS OF wonderful healing prunerties ANA III
Jd1Sam Is hlgAly recommended 'by phvsirisn.
IleIHFmen and others. testimonials from, whom
l can furnish without rumher. ""'"
me children like il and they tell
~ cures their colds and makes Them well.
And mothers seek The store 90 try il,
I'm hundreds who desire 70 bnv il
Don't ttll TO try it.. II is pleasant IN tst.
see that the name OF +. " kinsman il hi, MN j.,
he bpttle. o|"hIh
- sample Both and Circuiar' Free
W ksSsuAN, PRoP,R.
est. VHeaP-
5000 for a better article.
slu,o0d for a case il will not c,ro
FOX SALE By all DRUGGYSTS
3l-lyeow |
nAFor Sale by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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oaee OF The ANEgICiS e0iiuS TIE 60.
No. ~ C~sroudrIet street


Ne. Orleans jane la, 1874
To DEALERS N IRoS Ims,
Planter and C0uHiry Merchant rsaers3ly.
Geuilsmsn;
We most sincerely tender our thank
ipt yonr very liberal support and PATRONAGE oi
ne celebrated ARROW TIE,'y and Lsre.
o' des re to advise you that We are nov pre.
pared 70 u~-et the demands Of all our patrons re.
9nlfinS the well known irrepressible AREow
iis ahd 0iber open side hot, Cotton Ties.
haNinS on ,hand the largest stock ever held
throughout the cotton Stsles, which we author.
lIe SOLD IN any quantity under full guarantee IA
as regards quali'y, and At the lowest market
rates oy ohr agents ia the following cities.
New Orleans, La. Mobile. AIa
"eliphis' tenn Montgomery, Ala
E"'Ie'iie ny. Atlanta Ga,
-. Louis, 40. Mscon "a
Galveston, Texas. Savannah. a,
Charleston, i. c. NiImin.fon " q
Petersburg Va. Norfolk. Ia
Baltimore, Nd. New York
Very respectfully,
H. W.. E:HyRe r. co.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
sspI2-5m Late Barlstt X Rayne.l
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' 'AHf h.ttfHs ~ n iAfslaAbte rrue1r Ter lndxetuaa
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. 1850 N D.. lLsr. EssEps, \. D., ,,.
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b ~ FGrls o. The k1rA, West aEI south. :" !
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Ill - IL ~ - - A. - - al,
AN AUTHORITATIVE HISTORY
OF The
Farmers ent,
E~MBRACIsG
An Antheutie Account Ut Farmer Clubs.
Gr1ngrs. etc. a Full Discussion of
the Ifznsp ration Q1ertion aud
other F~rfsaDces ard a II g
tory % Isdusfn i Educa-
ton IN the United
States, etc, etc.
TOGETHER WITH
SKETCHES Of the LIVES of PROMINENT
LEADERS. etc,
Beg JONATHAN PERIAN.
LSIgr hebera RNrat, Ciscog0 Wee Presideat
ANi~4f o[@i< Board II AgriezHare, Etc.
Alus'rsiss Tts Eight Original Portraits. and 100
Otber Eugr4vngs.
This i f< only I'm and AUTHOR4TTVF
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and tie cay one which has received he en-
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tnut. nesting 4 great and nniverssW g felt need
The whole ecunirT is suffering Intensely from
ne eVii- generated BY monopoly; the peotle are
thoro1xhiy arOu ed and niw j. the lime for All
% inform themselves thoroughly on the points at
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iziion Of this mastery work
ths 6kouSDsWELL il comprised in one band
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IN geod paper made expressly for N and iJnstra-
ed with eight original Portraits and over 100
Dtoer Engraving OF superior character. Ii Is
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10 Fine american Cloth. Back and Gold. A. 75
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particular.
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TO THE-
Nervous md Debilifa'e'
OF Both Sexes

NO Ch0rgc for ddrice and
DR. j. b. DrorT. graduated Of Jsl''
Medical College. Philadelphia suiOII
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MONDAY, LAY 3, 1870.

rho settlement OF difficulties between
the Union aud Kansas Pac.hc It. E
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~ Mark church, Episcopal. Rev.. W.
billiard rector. szAd ) services. II n IN. and
s p. IN. Sunday scho after morning service.
SORTS rTuv- Al persons are cordially invited -
Oft nd.
Roman Catholic, lev. Jas. McGoIrinh, PE-rvr.
Roy. Eugene Cusznn, Asst. Church Ono'NeiI
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. b. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II a. IN. and sp. IN. Sunday
chuol directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren, pas
,or. Presiding every Sabbath at IlA- m
and 7 p. IN. Sabbath school at az p. II.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church,
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All Rail Route !

To California and the Pacific coast, making Iht
unexampled line OF 1870 miles in
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ID

wyoming Commandcry No. l. Regular coz
claye first Friday in each month.
Wyoming chapter, NO. l. II. A. NJ. meets
uaIl, On the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at 4 o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. Is, meets first and thiTa
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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For Through Tickets Baggage Checks. Move.
mcnt of Trains. S.ecpinC Car Accommodations,
&c, %c., apply at Ticket Offices at all Principal
Points
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Hope Eucam Sment, No. ,, 1. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday OF each month q
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. =. r, meets ever
Monday evening al Odd Fellows Hall.
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GENERAL
Delegate IN Congress,
FOytV TEird COagTsss-IIon. ". X. Steel,

Delegate In Congress,
F0ytV-TEird C0agTsSs-IIon. ". X. Steel
Territorial OmeerS.
FOstrHOr-nu. VI. Thayur.
SaercL4ry-G- ". FeuGa.
ChLJ Joshos q oap,,nas Court. W. Fisher
isSDetdts J"stie's-JU-. NJ. Carey, L. A. ThOmaA
Urs.-s otpss JUttsCtOr-E z. snow.
SarUsyUT GtAsT44- Si!as Reed.
EoCsfsss u P4LEC LyHsgs-G. W. Corcy.
Register L. >. Lr"t Oglcs-S. H. lSinuUt..
TzrrAOyil! T,ra-u,sr-S. v. DgwEvy..
Territorial A1dJtvT-J. II. nay lord.
=. l.. Arnold. --
Commissioner Of P~sHtLHLIFyI Charles Huhon.
VI. r. Posi-.
Territorial LibruFiIH John Slaugh. er-
C0DtTHLsssOHsr Of hHBagrdiiOa-J K. JefreT-
SapsrtHtsHdsyS Of LlSTUCECH-JOhn SlHuS hteT,
DStFJCt AHOrHeg-E. =. JuhuSu
United StItts commandments W. Brun.r.
CkTE n lf JInEcidI DStrSet-J. W hruueT.
MGFskdi-FTank WoIcOU.
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Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, I. o. @. T., meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall,
18th street. .
limitations win he conducted only on the hrst
and .hird Fridays OF each month. The interIen-
ing FRIDAYS during the month will be devoted
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. C. T.
W. II. WuoD, W. Secretary.
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CHEYENNE Markets.

Reported by I. c. wbsppIe.
~ICornseLsd Fl Aag Of EIA Htsk.I
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Is now completed and running daily passcnge
trains, form ng, in connection with the Contra
Pacific Railroad, an
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a. Vaughn, A. Abrams, Charles
McCaa, Thos. Lyles, j. E. Adger,
jr.. G. e. Bird, J. q. Childers, FL.
Underwood and Henry Williams.
Be it enacted, &C.. That the Sth
section of instructions to road
overseers passed January 10th,
1874, he amended so as to include
in their reports the names of the
handssnbject to road dnty OH their
respective roads.
On motion, the Board then ad.
journed until half past s o'clock
to morrow morning.
80 j. j. SWINDLE,
Pres't Police Jury.
w. III. HILL. Clerk.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
Extra Session, March 1875.

BELLEVUE, La, March s, 1875.
The Honorable Police Jury 81 the
Parish of Bossier. La, met at their
rooms in the town of Bellevue, La,
pursuant to previous adjournment,
and being called 10 order, the follow
ing raineaE Numbers answered to
their nalnes, to-Wit:
il. Swindle, President
J.sa. Alfen,a ss "a xSS 7
league Miller, M ~
Sol Ely, .5-.
Emperor Thomas; - $50
when the following proceedings were
had: ssIfis
On molten of J. G. Allen, it, was
resolved, That the President appoint
"a committee of three to make settle
jIilent with Parish Treasurer and
Collector.
Whereupon the President appoint
ed On said committee j. CT. Allen,
w. HI. Hill and j "a. Snider.
On motion, III. Swindle was adj
ded to said committee.
Col. j. A. Snider appearing and
stating reasons why lie could not
sserveOil said committee, was excused,
md J. w. Walker was appointed in
In his stead. 81 81 a
The Board then took recess until
half past o'clock r. NJ.
Half past 4 r. NJ, the Board was
called to order, and ON motion, ad
l0slTued until half passS o clock a. NJ
March ath, 1875. - 3. BOG
President Police Jury.
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MARCH 10Th. 1875.

The Police Jury in and for the
Parish of Bossier, La., met III the
town OF Bellevue, pllrsuan. to yes
terday's adjournment. when the
following named members answer
ed to their names, to-wit:
j. j. Swindle, President; j. G.
Allen, Sol Ely, league Miller and
Emperor Thomas.
Being callfdto order, the follow.
ing proceedings were had:
The committee on Treasurer's
and Collectors account then pre-.
scented the following report Offset
Element with j. &. Head, former
Collector OF Parish taxes, which
was received aud ordered spread
upon the minutes, to.wit:
We, your committee, appointed
to. make settlement with j. g
Head, former tax collector, would
report that we find him chargablt
with Ordinary Fund, as per as
sessment on tablean of 1873, the
sum of ten thousand one hundred
and thirty-three dollars and nine
ty-two cents, $l0,I33 o
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and that he received
from said collector
thisdav. March Ii.
II 1875. tl i'i
Il.
Making total amount
received to date.
He then presented
and iury scrip talk
en- up aud paid out,
the sum Of LIS
and that he is entitl-
ed to commissions
at 2 l-2 per cent OH
amounts received,
and commissions On
amounts paid out
= - 4 - n ~ ts-7 a.
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To B. +. OneaI,

TJU o.
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of Bossier, &c, That from and
after this date all persons pre-
senting accounts to the Police
Jury to be paid shall be re-
CURED to swear. that the services
we're rendered as charged for in
said accounts, aud that the same
is unpaid.
Be it further enacted, &c, That
hereafter it shall not he lawful for
the Police Jury to ALLOW any wit
ness claims to any person, except
to her or him to whom the certifi-
cate may have issued, unless the
same be regularly transferred by
endorsement.
The Board then adjourned until
5 O'Clock A. H., March 18th, 1875.
] Read and adopted, March 18th,
1875.
j. j. SWINDLE,
Pres't of Police Jury.
w. 81. HILL, Clerk.
|
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Making total credits,
Balance due by Head,
From which deduct Treas
nrer's receipts, showing
that he has paid into
treasury the sum of

Leaving balance due by
collector to Ordinary
Fund. the sum of $50 /
We find further that said
Collector is chargable
ON said tableau as Road
and Bridge Fund, the
sum OF
BY the two mills levied on
said tableau he would
have been cliargable
with $3427 SO, but in that
tabieau were assess
ments for several years
previous which reduced
it by
We find from his report
that he ii charg..ble for
collections on delin-
quent lists OF former
years the sum Of
n
Making total debts to
Road and Bridge Fund,
From this we deduct his
delinquent on tableau OF
1879, amounting to
His commissions OH $2S49
sc, amount collected on
| tableau OF 1873, at 10 per
/ cent,
And commissions on $48
IL, amonntc collected on
delinquent Lists for for.
nier years,
And Treasurer's receipts
showing that he had
paid into Treasury the
sum Of
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ty-tw0 cents,
BY the six mills on said
tableau he would have
been chargeable with
$i0..,83 CT, but in that
tableau were assess
ments for several years
previous, which reduc.
ed it by
We find, from his report,
that he had collected OIL
-deliuautnt lists of for
mer wears. the sumlof
He was also. eliargable
with Blank Licenses, as
per receipt to z. p. j.,
Is.. t1.:s n ,I.t l.. l.
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To E. F. Council,

To E. r. Council,
Witness scrip in State cases 40 follows, to-
wit - x
State VS. Keter Roach, -...---*$ ~
g j Davis, favor A Perry. for. ~
g 8" . j Brown, for Wy
81" /" g S Green, for. = ts,sa
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BELLEVUE, La, I
March IL, 1876. I

The Police Jury met pursuant
to adjournment. Members all
present. Minutes Of yesterday
were read and adopted. The fol-
lowing acts were then passed, to-
wit:
Be it enacted By the Police Jury
of Bossier parish, La, That b. F.
Oneal, w. M. Swami and Il. b.
Moore, be, any they are hereby
appointed, a, committee to have re-
paired Immediately, the north
window Of the upper room in the
east end Of the Jail, and to super
intend and receive said repairs,
and report to this body the ex-
penses of same, to be paid out OF
any monies in the parish treasury
not otherwise apporti0ned.
Be it enacted. &c., That B. r,
Oneal, Sheriff, be, and he is here
by authorized to purchase for the
jail, four good jail locks, and one
Record Book, for the use of the
Police Jury OF said parish.
| Be it enacted, 81, That the fol
! lowing witness claims be allowed
ri Frank Smith. tf,sWif.
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MARCH 9TH, 1875.

- MARCH 9TH, 1910.
The Police Jury met. Present..
,. Swindle, President; j. q. Allen,
6ol Ely, E. Thomas, league Miller.
After being called to order, the
minutes of yesterday We're read and
adopted, and the following acts pass
ed, to-wit:
An Act Appointing Oyerseers OF
Roads and Appointing Hands
ia Ward No. 8, for the year
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To Emperor Thomas,

For witness scripin State cases:
One to, John Gates, for -. 49, ------- 4
One to Royal Trimble, er...--.---.-. 4
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Licenses $A5 more than re-
ported, with which he is
chargable, less his commits
sions,
Sew 8

SUU0 ~
He then presents Treasurer's
receipts showing that he has
paid this day into treasury, eooe %
We find him chargable on yes
!. terday's settlement with
balance due to Road and
Bridge Fund, with the SAN
Of ss7 7s
For which he shows ly Treas
urer's receipts of this date.
he has paid into treasury III
the sum of S97 n
We further find, as per yes,..s,.ts
terday's settlement, that lie =
! is debtor to judgment fund STA n
From which we deduct Treas
/ urer's vouchers0ftiii dae3.ssh ~
showing that he has PAIL .f,,..
into Treasury to-day, the
SUM of tsssf All, IN.
Respectfully submitted,
March 11sh, 1875. I'D 'ts0
j. G. ALLEN,
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25
DIR, w. M. Swami,

To 2nd quarters salary as Parish
Physician. in full OF his salary to
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Indictments have been found by the Grand jury
AZ ne General sgsnst Paul FaS Martin NAchmn and Aaron
~, ,sberg for violations o the Excise law.
At the Tombs Police Court Saturday, John Lang
.t with Keeping saloon No rs Greenwich
M default Of $lUO bAl on tue Complaint OF Nsp'
Saunders Of the Twepty-Seyenta Preeiaet
The Grand jury of the United States Circuit Court
f,oB the following inacme Saturfay William WALKER oorel
h,sS t N, letter bo1 Boome aud Sul sr-sts
~ d stoh forging ofs IS 900 United stae reg
reA bod; Bdwar woodward sD Daniel BHGe reetVns lLd
Avenue Railroad coupons stolen from the mails
At the Jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
b. Justce upbouq held $500 bail Tor steA
os barrel Of grocery store Of August mattedee
No AZ Sttbsye Mrs LuecS Peters be IN 81 Duo Dali
q, rec,pg H. her at No. III
west st. and Hogan also discovered there seeeted
b.Sern the Mccormick committed to answer
10 Isaut g. bail breaking no Murphy Lyphs hdnor
store s2l CsnAs and stealing S93 worth Of liquors snl
xsE and al IN cash property fOuEd hidden
as1 u a cellar at NO. 4S4 GIssDWieh-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
CIVIL NOTES.

The Society for tho Reformation of Juvenile
DolnQuents have procured preliminary injunction
restraining Vim. b. FreIgh from having performances
Jhe BOweTy Theatre TIL he pays for license and
settles the costs OF their suit.
Since Dec. 13, 1874 John W. Yandewater,
James Austen, Wilnam X. Austen, Reuben H. Plass,
Isidor Bowman Sello Haering Siege Bernhard Lemuel
Nj Organ, Emerson b. Morgan, Sanford j. stmson, Jo-
siah p Marquand, Reuben 8. Van Tassel, Edward G.
Kelly James f. Berry, Emil c. Calvin. JACOB Hersch-
fold. John Judge. Edward Bayard, Manlius e. Evans.
Lazarus Lissberger, Samuel Holmes, Martin V. b.
ITayers Daniel E Rutherford Frederick d. Clark, VIM
j. Carr David F. Webster Charles c. Lewis. Almar p.
Webster, Henry Freedgen, James Evans, and Ludwig
CdTstcns have filed voluntary petitions u bankruptcy
Charles J. Laugan, Michael r. Langan, Jacob Herr
mann, Joseph Alex In6er. Gnstavus Jackson John H.
MCKINLEY Edward W. Brown, WIN. ID. Morgan Charles
T. Morgan, Alfred r. WacOtt. Roswell Carleton, Carl
Heussr Charles T. Fowler Edward Fowler jacob Itar-
re- Abraham Berg r. 5. epneu Wolf Levi Morse John
J. Johnston, Edward j. Hale. jr. John Gait, theodore
Ross L. Jaquelin Smh, Archibald G. ltayues, george
V MOrey James B. Morey, aud Monmouth "a Chan oers
have been adjudIcated involuntary bankruDtsi ana
john A. Ward David L. Secher, De Forest Fox Charles
h Hawkes.. Joseph A. DunOar, spencer ~ JaGKsoh'
Theodore f. Meyer, Joseph r. Ferrer, Henry fltcu,
William Y Fitch, Henry Fnch, Jr, have recel'ed
discharges in bankruptcy.