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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
Turkish Rule iu Herxesoviua.

The London Spectator, speaking of the
causes which led to the recent revolt in
Herzegovina against Turkish rule, SAYS:
From village to village and from farm To
farm the Agss extend their sinister march.
assessing the imposts by calculation Of
the taxpayers resources under pressure.
and enforcing their payment on the SPOT.
When the cultlvstor is unable or unwilling
to meet the exigenoies of the AGA he IS
summarily bound to post and beaten until
he finds some means Of appeasine the ina.
tice or cupidity of the Aga. If he Continues
TO. prove recslcitrant, his harvest is cut
down and carted away, or his cattle driven
on BY the zaptiehs. This time the tax col.
lection was both moro difficult and mora
0urdensome than on recent occasions. in
consequence of the Agas endeavOrine to
MAKE the remaining inhabitants pav mn the
contributions alleged to be due by the
SVVV Christian families who, ever since the
sangu'nary outbreak of Moslem fanaticism
lsst year, have been refugees in Montenegro,
Sefvla and the Austro- Hungarian border.
ianos. The Herzegovina peasautry had
Oeen soreiy tried enough by the losses
Saoeed ~ Dad harvests and cattle plague
curing tne Fast season to make it Q matter
VI extra hardship for them to satisfy the
grumpy exactione Of the Agas. When,
however, they found that their local tyrants
expected them to mako good the def;cisna
cies IN the yield of tho imposts produced nv
the night OF tho persecuted Rayahs. thev
were forced into . desperate situation.
which easily suggested desperate remedv'
and the vindictiveness of the Aoaa nnick}v
added fuel to the fire that had aIrrsdv A.
many combustible elements on which to
feed. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
MARK ETS.

New York, August 2l.-The Posts anan
cial article Gays: In Wall street markets
stocks we're first yielding and later better,
on. however, narrow changes. Gold opened
at ll3ls. and by noon was down to ll3A
later touching ll3!s, the lack of export de-
mand for coin just now being rather against
. higher range Of price. On gold loans
borrOw wing rates are 9, u and y cent y
annum for borrowing, fat and l-64 until
Monday. The foreign exchange market is
dull; nominal rates are "a 81 a. 89h, and
actual rates "a 1904 S6is and a SO "a 89A.
Money is lending very freely on call at
about 2 y cent - the ruling rate: prime
discounts at 405 y cent. Gov0rnment
bonds easier. Currency skies firm. Tho
movement in railway and miscellaneous
shares 10 limited this morning, and M to
the one o'clock board scarcely 81, 900 shares
were transacted.
Stocks closed dull and steady; New York
Central l04aa. Eric 1855, Lake Shore 6las,
Illinois Central 98A, Pittsburg 50 u, North
western 423i, Northwestern, preferred,
$50, Rock Island I0S.
Nub.troasury balances-3old SIS, COZ 40:
currency. S62,3l6. 5N.
Tho sub-tKeasurer paid ont ~, 900 on 10
count Of interest," and e263, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, $l93, 900.
At the Cotton Exchange this week there
has been IN irregular market with rather ]
dull trade. For cotton on the spot there |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
The President's Letter.

The story that President Grant disap.
proved of Secretary .Bristow's energetic
| campaign against the whisky ring has been
rudely demolished by the President him.
self. He has rude way of sometimes put
ting his solid foot on rumor and crushing
it, something as q horses hoof settles q
turtles egg. In this case he wrote to the
Secretary, inclosing bundle of important
papers referring to the arrests and the gen.
eral subject, and saying. "Let NO guilty
man escape if it can be avoided Be spe-
cially vigilant, or instruct those engaged in
the prosecution of fraud to be, against ali
who insinuate that they have high inf aence
to protect them. No personal con sideration
sb"n!d stand in the way Of performing a
lhis shows that Secretary Bristow ia not
waging war on the whisky ring alone. He
has the sympathy and earnest CO operation
OF the President, who has been behind all
his efforts, seconding his endeavors when
he has not inspired and directed them.
When the history of this administration
gets written it will probably be proved that
President Grant favored measures of reform
and the most energetic dealing with frauds
OF all kinds. He was one of the earliest
and most consistent suppol tors of the civil
bis dead hope till Congress insisted on
burying it. The difficulty from the outset
has been that Congress was of another
mind and has not sustained the Presi.
dent in his characteristic and earnest
EFFORTS to secure thoroughly hon.
est and efficient administration Of
the government. The executive. as M
Wood said very truly the other day, has
been overshadowed by Congress. The tre.
mendous reaction against the wrong headed
oostinacy OF Andrew johnson, who under
took to be President, Congress and Sunreme
Court all in one, gave Congress an alto
gether unnatural position and advantage.
and left the executive as an appendage to |
The legislative department. President Grant
9as mad to suffer the bad effects of his pre-
folly in this respect but it is safe
% say that he has done what he could under |
me circumstances to secure wholesome re- |
orms. When his hand is seen it is usually |
connection with some wise and energetic |
mort to give efficiency to the best measures |
md promote honesty of administrator,
Ner York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. !,
Sunday, August ~. 1874

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. fer Pensacola
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pazzati, for Utilla via ua
Schooner whipple Webb, for Utilla
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Spanish bark Pedro Gusi, Pages - days from Ha
vaAs IN ballast. to d ratio coe2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Rice Farmer. Taylor, from Lower Coast
Waloon, valette, from Lower Coast
BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Vizcaiena, Alvarez, 81 dava from Ia.
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOUND IN.
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn from Nev yor%
It instant. to MouitOn- AVA
ship May Riggs, Langdon, from Liverpool June
II, to master Ao
EXPORTS.
n! rEHSACOLA@ Steamship Ltszie-17s bbls -four 50
ball bes douv 200 sks corn 10 bAgs eoes So III 80
90 eks bran 3 bbls pork cks hecon 4 hhds msss
10 e. ha1s 10 tee lard bbls molasoes
T1NSANOLA-0teomer Amtte-Sl7 snra eesr IN
sks eess 40 oD bran 10 baGS oofee 10 IN AZ 9iS
Dds aour - half ebl0 10uI q b6la pork n hS ~
80 bbla potetooo % bbls eniQ Il kls M. IA ~
re- 70 bble neAl - bbls bread is ~ Ssishvwsc
~, no1po hid sugnr 1T ~ dnniriaS
VTiItA-sehesaeR g Nhpple-is Sbls aeur $
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kego butter los haEne ella bAee0 keGs lard 10
pk9a mdss l6S47 Seet lumber 1890 shingles lOC0
ciapboards
UTLLLA VIA HAvANA-SchonnerJ eunie Wood
For Havana-lz76 Skis corn 84 sks bran 210 sks oaee
81 bbls grease 200 bxe bacon For utila-2S half
bbla nour half bills sugar is bdIs shngeo 83S pcs
lumber 10 pkgs mdso
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LOWER COAST-Steamor Raco. thEmaE-3o bblS
rice bales moss and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Weleen-15l SKIS rough
rice and sundxies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
INSURANCE.

TNWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TIE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
Total premiums for the year ending
API'1 0SoO,1Q1 %
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. -. ........ ...>.... Z76, Is.
Fire, marine and river losses. $40 3l8 50
Taxes. expensts, rebate In
lieu Of participation, less
interest, ETC.. ............ 1905 33-2l4 O5A II
Leaving, after paying ten per cent ON
capital stock, net profits. ........... e62 1873 Ii
The Board Of TrllDtees resolved that after Bay
ing the annual interest Of ten per cent On the cop
i al stock Of the company that . dividend q
the fourteenth day of June next to those parties
insuring with the company entitled to receive the
same.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLAsSIFICATIO

The higher grades continued scarce and
were held at extreme rates. MiddIing sold
at l4kc. Nothing transpired in any other
grades that indicated any quotable varia-
ton. The steady rain which prevailed for
the greater part of the day led to good
deal of comment on the weather being 60
decidedly unfavorable for the growing crop
and on the discouraging tenure of most Of
the letters from the country, all indicating
limited receipts for the rect of the month,
instead of the copious supplies anticipated
short time since.
The amount on shipboard. not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment.
was set down at the opening this morning
It 1000 bales, embracing $500 for Liverpool
so for the Mediterraneanr 500 for the
North and 500 for Mexico, which, when do
Quoted from the stock ON hand by eur
running statement last evening, leaves
LS,SV bales to ygRCesent the quantity ct
ne landing and in presses unsold or await
ing orders.
Receipts proper since lat evening
bale, against 3 on last Saturday and %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

Another dull week in green hides, with
no sales, except few heavy at the above
quotations. Kips dull and report decline
of leo.
Wool-Prices unchanged. as follows:
Lake at Soc; Louisiana "a a 26c; bury lao
Ice. and with no sales.
Tallow in good demand for choice lots.
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LADIES, LIST.

Allied Minerva Miss
Arundel n J Mrs
Armstrong Lizzie Miss
Armstrong MISS
Bell Jane Sra
Bell n 81 Mrs
Belmont Car'Ot to A Nj
Breen SARA Mrs
Bracen Mary Mrs .
Baugn0u 4 + Mrs
BailOr Lucy
Bandier Victor Mrs
Blase ROsa
B!ackmore Annie
BAndier urs
Brainard K W Mrs
BAilor Lucy Miss
B0gans krnestine
Brown Sallie Mrs
Brown Minnie Miss
Block Cora liss
Byrne Mary Miss
Blown 3 Mrs ..
Byrd vlctOrinc Miss
Bidweil jennie Miss
Burns Mary & Mrs
Bonner A Mrs
Boyd Maggie Miss
Bussey Julia A
Burbank EilA E Miss
Brousard Emma Miss
Burners Louisa Mrs
Bucheter T b Mrs
Careu Mary Miss
Casbury Sarah Mrs
Cald We II Gurnie Miss
Carney Mamie Miss
Ca'le.ja Lizzie
Darlington r Mira
Cliff I'd Rosa Miss
COurt.n Lewis Mrs
Co Inns Eliza Mrs
COOne Albert Mrs
Crutcher Annie C Miss
Curtis Mary A Mrs
Dayries NJ Miss
Davis Ella Miss
DaviA J l Miss
Deacon S q Mrs
Des'Onde Marie d M1s
Dykers Elisa J Mira
Durneyer f Il Miss
Duntley G y Mrs
U0pOnt G Miss
DOlbear H L Mrs
Durham Matte Miss
Duperiss WidOw Mrs
Evans Marie p Mrs
Edwards Lucy Miss
fpps Harriet J Mrs
Fix Mrs
Frazer B J Miss
Faulds Annie Miss
Francois Miss
Fell r + Mrs
Fell Belle Mrs
Flynn Mrs
Fox Charles W Mrs
Foster George Mrs
Foech Nellie Mrs
Fleming Alice Mrs
Gains Marth Mrs
Green Hattie Mrs
Gordon Annie Miss
Gousasles & Miss
Gonzales E Mrs
Quail Ada Mics
Guyal n L n Miss
Grupee Franaisks Mrs
Gutman sarah Mrs
hendress C Mira
b Upper Carrie Miss
Holt Clara
Huthnance Miss
Heniy Alice q Miss
Henderson Et Their
Halliday L A Miss
HussOn Ida Mrs
Harding Minute Miss
Hill Belle Miss
Baines = MrJ
Hastrins Jennie Miss
Hamel Dora d Mrs
Hickey Josie Miss
Hull s 8 Mics
Hirsse Carrie Miss
Johnson Ade le Mrs
Jones Ks therine Mrs
Johnson Virginia
Johnson Josephine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

There are too many toll gates on the road
to ruin. No brilliant man can become q
complete wreck without spending great
deal of monaR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

1t was oecs said Of IN old clergyman
that whea be prayed hs shut hi eyss, and
whsn b preached he ehut the eyes Of his
hearers.
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u Arf
MacartyJ NsernburQ Francie
Mcl.tyreJ Stevenson L B L Co
McCuuecn Joseph SeatOn Thomas
McCulloch James NteWart Samuel
McGsusby WB Shields GB
McDemmont L schiller JB
oics:iure ko1ert Schriber Andy
McNultyJJ Silvia A
McRie kebert SOFTLY
Mclean AW Snopn LIZ
McM!cksns JamesJ Stockton MsjorDK
McMick!e SchnudlnJ
mcSIea DANIEL Smith Il
Newton WmW Smith RH
Miller GeorgeW TAYLOR
Miller WelfOot Tanev WH
Miller Thomas Thesrd Camille
newman ga TebOure Arthur
Nevfe LII TwiCchell.M 81
Nelson kC Tvdeile John
UHsre JudgeP Thibaut
Otlahsr!y John Thompson Colonel 1T
0ctavus. Cohen Co Thomas william
UBsisne henry ThOmasJP
D Brien Am6l ThomDson
Joseph Thomson, Liley Co
Owen IT Thompson Frank
Payne Charlie: Thompson Barnes
rayne ArmsteAd TurnerJ
! s stteTs0n Turner George
paee D Untereiner 4
rIevesquo Mons veenes Mons Jean
Penniman HC2 Voilmer John
rePm Valentine &c
rice ANen Van Deusen s
tot tot Michel Walton 4 Forestall
Powell Stephen Warren LW
,ukenter w liam Warren ThOmasH
2a ,aI Benjamin Watson Gay
Suays Warner Monsieur
quinn James N Watson Matthew
aance Warren Hart
raymond G L WEIGH Michael
IF Wbeeiock rs Co
Reed KF Wehher Frits
read Willism 4 Whedon EdwinH
richmond Backus Wheelock HA& Co
illev il Weick William
iiviereJ West William
ice Pr Wienderlich Master
sicily owen Wicks Benjamin
tiggs GAA Vim Marshall
.o0eau WiilsJW
.OoeIt WilkineOn G o
!0burtson George Wilkins James L
10y Henry Witpey J
,odick DanielE Wire David
amples w Wild Slethen
: 1:'t;a ~ w Woolledge Thomas
s mail ajG;ssE W WSsa 3af csPtsinD
ala Pablo wilson,
vain John Wilson
ampson q Wilson l. Bowers
tanton J W l. Co Wight W CO
ayre William Williams & Barber
ateman Nicolas Williams James
Mr. Williams Isaac
pell Alfred Williams ca
trember John Williams Sterling
hepard b Williams John
treen Williams John Jr
tevens W Younger Johnnie
chenker Jacob L. Co Racharin Jules
MISCELLANEOUS.
ew Orleans Gang Saw Mil Company
[ilneburg Fire Company No
Louise Female Asylum
reaI Western Insurance Company
lerchants' Fire Insurance Com pany
resident Of st Mary's College
uardian Star Heirs Of Eel
Western Ferandsh
JOHN N. g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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Meteorological aud River Reports.
The following statement of the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
officer stationed at New Orleans:
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Lines Jennie Mis-
Leusluger Kate Mrs
Lewis & a Mrs
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LOrk6 Mrs
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La6beIte MIs
Lucas Z E Mrs
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Manouvruer J Mrs
Martin Joseph Mrs
Marshall l. K Mrs .
Melon II D Mrs
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Mcneil Jane Mrs
Miller Bette
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Martin Marie Mrs
Morgan N Mrs
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Mowers Mrs
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Murphy Mary Mrs
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Mccarthy V 3 Mrs
McfAdden MISS
McGsuby Mrs
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Owens Margaret
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Penn Ella u
Pepper Mrs
Page, Emma Mrs
Percell Eliza Mics
Plumb George C Mrs
Pollock & Z Mrs
Kamhust Pauline Miss
Reed Marie Mrs
Reinhardt Martha
kenaud n Miss
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ROesrath T Mrs
k0uen Il Miss
Richard Mary Mrs
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Robinson A BIC Mrs
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Ruff Bette Mrs
RuDlov Fannie MIRA
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Strrn L U Mrs
Sherman Betty
Eeibles Cornelia L
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Summer Selena
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Thompson = Mrs
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au22 rs 29+ PRANK PACE IN n,..r


GECoED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
the creditors Of this estate and to ali other
herein Interested. to show cause within ten days
rom the present notification, If any they have
or csn why the account presented 0v John
J. Barnett and Brooks Carnes. cotestamentary ex-
ecutors Of this estate, should not be homoioeated
cOrdance Herewith. -
By order of the Court
aul5 10 22* FRANK PACE IN C,.-h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

keep the ball in motion" says q country
paper, advocating the building of railroad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

Rematnlng IL the New Orleans .Posto0co
August ~. 1875.

Office hours ON Sundays from 10 A. n. to IL N.
Pc, sons calling for these letters will please say
t'Advei tised," and give date.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 81, L

SATURDAY EVENING, August 81. 1875.
CoTroN-The sales to-day mot including
IS bales additional yesterday embraced 3l4
bales, at prices requiring no change in
our quotations. We give also the figures
and report of the Exchange in full, q b.
low: q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

Saccesslon OF Th0mss Scott. ana Mr.
Mary Scott, his widow
SkCOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARrSH
=. Of 1Iasans No. 90 lsl-wheieas T. L Frsnts
At0n On the estate Of the late Thomas acntt ia
~ e., deceased, intestate. Notice 10 hereby Stven
~ 70 a. ~ wnom u may concern to show csuse vifhin
shoud not be granted. P'~sSA0i
BY order Of the Court
.oA0 % II FRANK PACE. JR Clark
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


SuCce0sf0n 81 John MaFtiu,
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 3S.140.-N0tice 10 hereby &fvon
sons herein interested, to show cause within Ten
days from the present notification. If any they
nave or can, why the account presented 6v
estate. should net be hom0logatsd sad approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
By order Of the Court
au22 26 29r FRANK PACR IR C1erh
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, Quotations of Hides, Etc.

Weekly Quotations of Hides. Etc.
Messrs. Hay e. Mehle furnish US the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
ho o1do1.
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Succession OF MadeI aine jean d. Necl


Succession Of Alexander De BruunoF.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 81, le5.-Whereas, Hans Weld.
mer has petitiOned the court for letters of a6-
mt2,stration ON the estate Of the late Alexander
gwen to all whom it may concern to show oancs
within ten days why the prayer OF the soid
petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
au222629+ PRANK PACE JR Olern
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Succession Of EIiZahclk

CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TAE PARISH
~ Of Orleans. No. 81 23S-Notice 10 hereby given
to the credicors OF this estate, and to ali other
persons herein interested. to show cause within
have or can. why the account presented 81
NJ. c: Reidy, administrator Of this estate, should
not be homologated and approved. and the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
su22 Is 49, FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
Succession of Madelaine Jean L. Roche.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISn
~ Of Orleans. No. 3754z.-kotice is hereby given
sons herein interested, to show cause within ton
days from the present notification II any thew
Duplantier, Parliamentary executor Of this estate
sliOsld not be homologated and approved and the
funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court,
au22 26 29k RRANV pAcp IN rn.-a
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FRANK PAGE m c,.


Succession Of y illtam Sc0ta,
2ECOED DISTRICT COCRT sOR The pARrsu
- OF Orleans. No. SO lS2.-Whereas II. l.. Frantx
mas petitioned the court for letters Of sdmtnis.
srauoa On the estate Of the late william Scott.
whom It may concern to show cauea. vtth,n tsn ~
Gays; why me prayer Of the said petitioner should
By order Of the Court.
10 % 27H FRAyv DAVE IN <r
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ul5 1922 FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
Succession Of Daniel Gorrea.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. SO ,ooa-Notice is hereby given
persons herein interested, to show cause within
ten ten days from the present notification If aDy
Ihey nave or can, why the account presented by
II. Syme, testamentaTy executor Of this
estate. should not be homolQgated and approved.
and the funds distributed in accordance therevfth'
Fy order OF the Court
Au19 % p FRANK pACp IN C,
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GENTLENIEN,S LIST.

Ames York
i Andrews A r
| Anderson Geo
Alley James
Avery Judge D D
Arthur DR. J H
Alien Edward <
Arson AS
Allworth John
AddOtte Gaetano
Armstrong Geo W
| Anderson G
| Almond J 81
AucOin & Charles
Aubutiu James }
Bal tiett Napier
Bauer DrJ
Barthelmy
Barre r
BSlly A
Barre Az Co
| Bahr F $780,
Bagley David T
Blanchard Captain
mia heira
Brawell Ambrose L
Banks Louis
Blanke & Brother
Blaser Francis
Bauers John
Black 4 II
Bram0urt Auguste
BeOte Professor b
Bendereuil John
Bernard Pierre
Eeeehier Father
Berllnger G
Benezrch J
Brennan J
Berry Patrick
Benjamin L G
Bisland J B
Byrne G w
Briaser Toni
Bills Samuel
Bowrille Alfred
BObb CP
Block Albert
BOnneman L.
Bonneman II
Bonner John
BOnnafOr J A
B0nlet DR. D II
BuissOn &
Brugere e P
Burt DR. 7 r
Burchardt J NJ
BrunOld Oswald
Burley 3
Burns Dennis
Buee z T
Buerken JOSEPH,
Buthner Julius
Buiuet B
Bailey J J & Co
Bailey W J
Bro wn z H
Brown e II
Baptiste Kew Bro John
Brown Charles A
Cazes GeAntil
Chalaron Captain Al
Cherry v -..
CASTILLO & Haripe
Carey LICK
Charletero Georgs
Canney Harry
Carter Edward
Carlisle 81
Chapman v
Cahee NJ
Ciaudet N
Casey M
Garter J T
Dr. Paul s
Chatter G D
Candle L & Co
Craig W II
CravAth Pitt
cleveland A P
Clement is
Clifford A B
effort Mr.
;heOzisi Linnardo
christian J b & Co
coleman Abrams e. Co
;0lmant 4 Co
,0llius G Z
locke & W
;oOk George
;orteeli B H
'rosby Z H
:0nnel CO
old W b
,0nIey Charles W
coleman II W
'utlAr Professor 8 r
lube Peter
'ummiugs John L
'urgal b
'larke HC
lark " P
avis b B DR.
'Avids p
'avids Il
'Alsheimer Henry
avis Samuel
AWAY N
eilor D
can "
eBen A
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eni ] C
elavigne &c
. Lacy John
lggs James
organ Daniel
0negAn James q u.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-12-29
HOLIDAY. GIFTS.
IL FERGUSON & SCINACK.

"A CuR1oUs MURDER TR1AL.-The
FIRST. weeks trial ,ofPiper, the Boston
sexton, for the murder of Mabel
Young, closed on Saturday with the
putting ofthe prisoner himself upon
the stand. He told a pretty straight
deliberate story, which was very lit
tie shaken by the discrimination.
The pitcher III which he is supposed
to have washed his hands was pro.
duced, and proves to have too small
a nozzle to admit hand. In fact,
the blood evidence in the trial docs
not implicate the prisoner at oil.
AS to the hair, on his coat, it is pref
ty certain that it was from the head
of a Miss Gibson, whom Piper called
upon, the night before, and allowed
to sit on his lap. Professors Bab-
cock, Fitz and Wood examined Miss
Gibson's hair, and swear that Tire
hair found on Piper's coat is more
likely to belong to her than to the
murdered girl. AS to Glover, who
swears he saw Piper jump from the
window, he so contradicted himself
and is such a character, that among
Piper's friends the suspicion is
thrown out that the witness himself
is more likely to be the murderer.
These facts, with the want of an ap-
parent motive, have, in q very
small degree, lessoned the strong
feeling that has prevailed against
Piper from the very first. Il Boston
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