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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
N certain lands In the parish OF Pointe

on certain lands In the parish OF Pointe
Coupee.
A Joint resolution WIS introduced by
Mr. Buich instructing the Attorney
General to take proceeding to have the
privileges. rights and franchises, etc,
forfeited Of the Mexican Gulf and Ship
Island Canal Company. Laid over.
Mr.. Brewster introduced an net ask
ing the Louisiana delegation In Cop.
gress to introduce nm act setting inside
the cotton Tux OF mississippi, Louisiana
and Arkansas 10 the construction oI
levees. Referred 30 the Committee TN
judiciary. e*k
A ioiht resolution instructing The
delegation from Louisiana Iii Con,
EreHs to have All act passed pcflsioniha
the veterans of theMeSicah war fesid.
ing in Louisiana. THEFT widows and iniilbt
orphans, was introduced by Mr.. brew
stcr. Referred. .5.
Notice was given by Mr.. whitney ol
nh act fixing the salaries of tho Mayor
and Administrations Ut tho city of Now
Orleans.
The Clerk Of the House WINS m,
npunced and submitted for tho concur
renee of the Senate several bills, hhd
among others the election bill.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Ola
authorizing the appointment of coin
mittee to ascertain tho circumstances
under which bonds were Issued to Tho
Mexican Gulf Camel Company. went
over under the rules. .t
The bill for the protection OF fish ant
game was called up by Mr.. Massieot
who moved It's passage. Considerable
discussion enHued, and executive SEES.
sion was called.
On the executive session being raised
Mr.. Robertson called up the election
bill. and. Oh his motion, was ordered
printed. Mr.. Robertson also called VI
tho House bill relative to public print
Ing, and on his motion II was als,
dered printed.
The Senate then adjourned TO - IN
to-day.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ONCE Of New Orleans City Railroad

Company No. la4 Canal street. New Orleans
January 9, 1s76-The consolidation OF the New
Orleans City Railroad Company, and the New
Orleans Metairie and Lake RAILROAD Company,
having been approved and ratified as required
by law. the Stockholders Of this Company are
TEENTH INSTANT. to subscribe to the one
thousand shares Of stock to BE- issued as pro-
vided in tho articles Of consolidation. Tor the
purpose Of extending the Canal street line to the
Lake. Each holder of thirteen shares OF the
present stock Of this Company will pc enutied
TO one share Of new stock ~ par, twenty-five
scribing and the balance in three, insfallments
of twenty five per cent each; paXable monthly
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
v,tr STATE HOUSE.
.,uy,nNMrNr AaAtN.

.,,,le IN Yesterdays RepntN
The rhieh the Apportionment hill
sati, W M,,i,nd IA Compromise No
Il Fo r,ribpr recognition OF Mr..
l-,e,s,a pseudo goNrfi,,ii,,e1m., y .e ,
kehss1e nv Rplne, as aii ,na'.h.,"n .,'a.
Hrde,s,e 'i,adicaliam what t',a. hapas,
es'.e's,,a IL not very entn"s,"s ~
iepire,1Nes prospect Of the passaAe q w, ~
cysl, !, IVY 't,,,eaiion. Its cunning suehea''no,'
Nil Y, III Wv adoption Of the measure v!
thai Mac will involve IN el1ofse,aen'
he ~ fraudulent census - 1870 VII WI
d the n" 'na, II looks as " considerable
ceiye nv, y, prena,ire had been brought W
psectllN's,, aamc members of the Senate
beat 'rvn tham 90 lot the measure. pass.
% ina s. ,bn, The Republican couples its
The lae w, aar,rroyal of the bill with q slug
aplaieh' aJiaua 20 the Conservatives
rputien I'm al any rate. To Justify the
veild esv ,hat il would not weep long ~
afefrn'oes , ,,,,t The corpse Of tho bill.
hlrlly,1,n. / Henri, senator repre-
The h Wna, j,a,on Rouge. rose e. n
paiinH ' s,snlanation, lie complained
rrsopai ~ ~ The article in this paper,
hHiells ,bat W. Pitt Kellogg refused
aabng appoin,mebts on the ptoteNt
u max s,' ~ hullv in the Senate would
that = l,Iheair confirmation. He denied
delea' MtlaiIy and ondeavurcd IT, prove
enppssa VIVA no negro bully. His
that hg,.,Isd to convince, but accounts
wor'la .'as,n,ly moved tho correctness ~
paNselNT,a,nn We understand that
HE sss adjournment OF the Senate q
altpf Wv one of the old creole colored
moiIlp,sea' ~ thia city assaulted him and
s@asped him outrage9uslN; uoor nsn =,
msSIl indeed not to bea bu'ly ann ~
frl'asa a, s i would have been difficult 70
eaeuahh Nh origin, He certainly might
sssss been elasscd among The pale lace
s'nu ,ysc,,srarsrs ny rnr GOVERNOR.
Nv n Ayoyrlles Naly Coco. May.
Hl,ssa a lawn III NanHura, Aldermen
ag meotn, Jos. Laurent. L. q. Mo-
Al Leonard Drum. . $50, :,
HlgI, IN ~ H. bernard g. Marero. In
ra a,as AZ Weighta and Measures.
Hs@e,Ha.." If MorehouHe The. resigna'
!, la' \ ", +. Gain, Constable Of the
Sixth Ward, 49,, 49, r,s .sy,rs
o.,.houla nj, I. Beard. Justice 81
y, .I rsacp. Thirteenth Ward IL, y. Don.
ne 10Y uatice OF the Peace, Seventh
Iesa ii X, llolatein, Constable. Sev'
WAT Ward. h. dip Duke. Notary Pub
@s,h,oo- n. =, prealey, Notary Public
Wa Sr eljciana W. 3. ID. Hamilton
palie Juror. N.,. u -
raw ,,aiiee of the Peace, Fourth
as s"sII, David W. Tell. Notary Public.
pomembcr the mass meeting. TO
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
President +. J. Odendahl VIII Obllgt

President r. J. Odendahl Will Obllge
many gentlemen whose names are attached to
an Act to Incorporate the Merchants Exchange
of New Orleans" by informing them by whnt
authority their names ARE attached to tho said
net without thoir knowledge or consent. and
contrary to their Expressed wishes.
Ifo will also oblge many merchants aud mem
bers OF the Merchants Exchange by stating why
he substituted the act recommended by special
Of the Legislature for tina which wns thoroughly
discussed by all the members OF the Merchants
Exchange and duly adopted by them, rs en-
bodying all their wants at tho hands OF the
Legislature In connection with the incorpora-
ton az the Merchants Exchange Of New Or
leans. fr MANY MERCHANTS.
New Orleans, Jan. "a. 1876. ja25 1t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

STATEMENT or VIM. JOHNSON. - Mr.,
VIM Jonson. who thinks our article in
yesterday evenings paper. wherein he
Is classed M n prominent bunko
thief" Ia unusually severe. yesterday
paid Our reporter visit for the purpose
Of making u statement.
Tho article was basod entirely upon
the evidence taken before tho Police
Board. and which showed oonolusivoly
that Mr.. johnson was connected
with bunco. but in Justice TO him we
give his statement, which h as follows
lie " u sporting man. and an owner
Of faro bank ut "a Vt. Charles street.
and he had rented out the front room Of
the building to n certain purity, and 1t
was IN this room that tho three mon who
testified before tho Police Board were
robbed.
Mr.. johnson further states that the
only connection he had with this party
was, that when he heard that they had
awindlcd certain parties out OF their
money. he used the influence he had with
his tenants In getting the money back
OF compromising tho case to the salts
faction of both parties. And since
tho newspaper exposures concerning
bunko has implicated him with these
mon he has elected them from his
premises.
We know nothing about Mr.. John
son, his associations or character.
We only know. as WIS stated yes
terday. that the evidence sworn to be-
fore the Board OF Police connected him
with the bunko men.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
FOR RENT.

r1NO RENT@,rHE LAHgE AND HANDHOME
l. Store Nos, A. a. and az Peters street. forming
the corner Of. Natchea Alley. formerly occupied
x koGahnRnG6 t6 ey'f 70 and d. IL g. p9s sa T.
street. ja2t n
LN0R RENT = THE LARGE TwOlaTOHY
- dwelling. No. 2aa Vt. Charles street. corner
Calliopet IL rooms, gas and fixtures. hydtaut
and cistetn, stnkle aud eatriaRe house. partial
" futhished, or unfutnshed. Apply 10 H. X.
FONMAN. q uarondhlet street. ai1 I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
SPECTaL NOTICES.

oCratie-Conservntivc state Central
Committce--Thc Democratic- Conservative State
Central Committee will meet on TUESDAY.
February TO- at 7 o'clock y. m. ut Parlor i. st.
Charles Hotel. New Orleans.
&c MONCURE.
President Democratic Conservative State Con-
vention. Ja27
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Tr DEMOCRACY IN New HAMPSHIRE. :
he Democracy Of 1876, both North 6lid
Muth. Is the Democracy OF hard money
sd nee trade. The platform adopted
aCoaco,d demands legislation tending
s'~dily to resumption. pointing out the
tnc and speedy path Of administra,,
swrtsrm and honest goyefBuient, ana
nssls desoyihes the RepublicaI party rs
ae party Of initiation. A tariff for reves
lse only naturally supplements
us demand. OF the pueiia
SheOls the Democrats of the Granite
Naie say that there IL but one course 70
eaSen by reasonable tSen-then Justly
easare the reckless partisaaship which
esays 70 drag into politics aad make
@latal out Of question whereoq Oil
~ agreed. Next TO Mr.. Roberts. whose
.aasal 10 accept nomination must be
Nsretted, Mr.. Marcy Is the strongest
Ilaldaie that could have been placed
me Held, and if the Democrats do
SeIr duty they will give New Hamp-
SSAie Democratic government Tor the
ea!eanial year and send q Democratic
Tsa ss to Washington Ia lssI-Ne'c
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

,,.,,n .tnyaoi, "Bill Tweed" ilrst
~. nsi M aunaranec here Mt Washing
m pa \ "'I AMI 1851. as foreman Of the
w .m,or y Engine Company No. 9. which
a a.s ,m,"mmscd Of dashing Bowery
ssoys When he introduced them to
np.ldent Fillmore he simply sa'u
aINsse are 'pig Six boys. MIR. presi-
aant. When they had left the White
a Ilaa.e he said that hie speech was long
ssoarh. "a they were IN much granucr
l,elnv than any other company In tlia
smld as WAS Niagara Falls grander than
iN,on dam. In December, 1853, he
nme here and was aworn In IA the rep.
vssnlaiiye from the Fifth Congressional
NslrIrt ~ New York In the Thirty
aIM Congress. During the TIVE
ssslons III that Congress he
rs regular attendant. voting
suarely with the Democrats, and he
aade two short speeches. He also got
hsrelative the job ct supplying cane,
saschairs for the summer session, an,'
became Indirectly Interested IN bind
he contract, Many assert that tht
RNti Of Public Works here was model.
lslafter that founded by Tweed IN New
IaA, and would have been a part q
shs machinery which waa Ia hnvs
elected a Tammany president. Certain
sil thai he took S25.On0 worth 81 shares
attic Patriot. established here In No
wmhcr, 1870. by w. w. Corcoran. Rich
sl Schell, y. T.. Barrett, Fernando
Ead and others, hut disposed OF hi
STICK IN 1871 Cor thirty.throc cents on
hllaf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

America owes u debt which amounts
ASA head for every man. woman ana
aA, This IL considerably less than the
aeragc indebtedness Of civilized ma
;sns, while we are much better of than
,dason nations. including France and
auat Britain. The following has been
nmpilcd 70 show how much the nations
eve per head:
Switzerland. 50: Norway. ~: Bolivia,
81, Guatemala. Si2. San Salvador, III
Ecuador, $40; Belgium. siT: Germany,
rs; Chilli, s2s; Colombia. S25; Nicara-
| sa so; Denmark, $3a: Prussia, SM
mkey. sA. Mexico, Sab. Austria. SiT
Argentine. S47; United States. S,s! Ven
alcla. $40. Brazil. sol: Uruguay. $685.
Paraguay. siG7: Honduras. Si2n. Swain
| sl@, France. Slo. Netherlands, SlW.
Portugal, sol: Costa Rica. 500; Great
Britain, $50; Italy. s72; Peru, SOS
Greece. SCI.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
The Oldest and Largest
MERCANTILE AGENCY IN THE WORI
"a. DUN T. co.

MEKCANIlLE AoENCA AN AhA "OAD
& Il. g. DUN 4 co.
Established in New York in i84l.
Established In New Orleans In 1851
d. WEBSTER,
Nos. 10 and Is Camp street. New Orleans.
-' " - w. b. Wilcox Manager.
Z. G.. Dun Co.. Houston, Texas,
49, G. H. Jones, Manager.
r. G.. Dun Co.. Dallas. Texas.
=" w. H. Harrison, Manage
n. G.. Dun Co., Mobile. Alabama, :.
G. W. Delaplaine. Manager.
With sixty branch and associate offices in the
United States and Canada.
Collections made and legal business ATTENDED,
to throughout the United States and Canada:
We beg to state that during the past thirty
four years MILLIONS OF DOLLARS have been
collected by u.s. and thus far without loss In q
single instance through any fault OF this agency
Full information relative to terms OF subscrip.
ton, ETC.. may BE- had on appilcation 10 this OF
;alS II ~ gfg4 80 Il. G. DUN co.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
Office of the New Orleans Insurance

Company, New Orleans, January IS, 1S76-At th9
regular meeting of the Board of Directors. held
this day. a semi-annual interest dividend OF
Five Per Cent was declared payable TO the stock
holders on and after the first Monday OF Feb
ruary next. ut
jal5 l5t j. w. HINCKS. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATRE I'm H..t
Last week II Miss KATE FISHER.
Thuvsdsy Evening. January ~,
HdHAMYL aud TuRplN's RIDE no YOItK.
Friday Farewell benefit IT Nfiss Kate Fisher.
Cataract Of The {anges and the Thrps Fast Men.
Saturday Night GREAT Double I'LL
aatut,lay Matinee Atatarl,e Of the Uanges.
sunday The world renowned
PnOF, ]. PEPPER
In lH Romantic Drama tho
AItlllEnttsrs DAUGHTER.
Introducing HIS utiat Scientific Effects and
Spirits Of Both Worlds. ja21
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
their being in the act Of committing a

their being In the act Of committing a
felony.
Admissions an q confessions, when In
duoements are held out to prisoners, tire
unsafe evidence. They may he zorro
bofnted BY other facts. the actions OF the
prisoners at the time the finding Of
money upon their persons. etc.
Whtn The State relies upon oircum-
stattial testimony II must prove thoss
circumstances so clearly as TO leave nc
other presumption Of death than that II
was ca,,Had by the prisoners. Husist
BY request Of counsel for the prison
e,s the Court further charged The
deati, must have been caused through
arts VI violence, and that any reason.
able doubt must ihufe 10 the benefit ol
the. prisoners. OF the violence you
aae Che judges. When the case wtis
given to the jury Az half past five ,. m,
they were brought into court aud steted
they could not agree, no matter how
long they might be detained. where'ipon
With tho consent Of the counsel for the
prisoner. and tho States attorney, the
Jury was discharged, l... tL ~,
Z II WIS subsequently aseertained that
eleven were for conviction. and ono foi
acuuittal Az juror. should never be
brought In question about his verdict
We mention no names. uen
better for the State. better for ths
prisoners. had u verdict been rendered
one way or another.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
IAROLINA SEED RICE.

OAROLINA SEED RICE.
few hundred barrels OF second year CARROLL
ma White SEED RICE. almost free Of red. in
lots to suit purchasers.
This Rice guaranteed to have less than ono
per cent Of red In 1t. Rice produced from such
seed mills well, finds ready sale, and COM
mands good prices. Apply to
GEO. CAMMACK.
e3 North Peters street
ial9 I'm Tbompsops Rice MIL
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

ssel Beiknap personally or the
~. administration, or both, are held
D. Ig Poor repute by the members of
n - .ssS legislature. Think OF it; this
Ae Radical household at Wash
l eniy received twelve votes for the
cu S1ates Senatorship!
y. 49,; Airkwood. who was elected, has
governor three times, and on the
~ assumed the duties of his third
us election to the Senate was
49, upon by the Republican caucus,
sssTort Times,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

us hazardous to state the Number OF
Sons who have arrived In Dallas 10y
,Ssa.ad The past forty-eight hours. Tor
y reason that people not cognizant Of
Acts oil the case would certainly put
aStement down as fib of gigantic
"ttions. Letthe numbers go suffice
sAs that five heavy trains from the
;aaa north have poureda flood of peo-
- INTO the city within the time named ;
sTle, too. who have come to stay and
~ homes in Texas. The hotels and
ssmSalag houses are crowded. and will
s.S saae 10 be until the newcomers
49, a have located themselves perma,
.s above, from the Dallas Texas
49,, gives faint idea Of what the
s"Wieans Pacific Railroad, will dc
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

NEW ORLEANS
A LEXANDER HILL.

A LEXANDER HILL.
"A Formerly J. Da.i.'son Hill Il Co.
WELSH and AMERICAS SLATES, SLABS, &c.
And agent for the Imperial and Columbian
Slate .Quarries Buckingham County, Va. The
slate from these luarries are the best Ameri-
can States. which have yet been sent to this mar
ket, and bear a closer resemblance In color.
strength and quality to the Welsh Slate than any
that have heretofore appeared. Prices from
g TO $40 per square. u
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
LEEDS FOUNDRY,

tES1ABLISIfED IN 1881
Corner Delord and Touchor stroets,
NEW ORLEANS. D
We are prepared TO manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BofLERs, "t
SUGAR Mills, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, Saw MILLS,
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and oil kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work,
and every description OF Machinery for the
South. LEEDS GO.
We beg to call special attention TO our large
stock OF Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works of Ten
formerly agent. land the only genuine Tennes-
sec Kettle In the market.) We offer the same for
sale as well as those OF our own manufacture
III Reduced Rates. price lists Of which we will b.
plas.aad tn furnish IN application. Iai93m
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

January n. ls7G.At tho election hold on the 18th
instant. tho following named shareholders were
elected Directors Of this hank for the ensuing
year. viz s@ iif
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Submission. courage. exertion when
practicable, these seem to be the woa-
pohB with which we must fight LIES
long battle.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

IltDW ELLIS ACADEMY or MUHtCla
- "a 81 qhAiles street.
Sunday, Jan. VI, and During tho Week,
hletinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
y Tho great original
HAHHtqAN AND HAHT COMBINATION, md
ths gallant Goth OF New York. having concluded
their highly successful engagement NJ Wal
tility and artistic performances were received
with. exclamation and delight by the elite u
the Metropolis. will arpeat supported Ivy q
beautiful drama, written expressly for them.
In four acts, entitled the DOYLE bHO1HElls.
unelulyocally transeendant IN mtth- provok
lug dialogue laugllahle situations. etc
HAHHfgAN and VAHT will Introduce their
world renowned Musical Sketches. Of which,
they ate tue originals. l.U
ia15 M. W. UANbY, BUSINESS Manager.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Tho Sutro (Navada) tunnel has boon
oxcnvated to the distance OF 44y5 foot,
more thnn two miles.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting Il Bell Hanging
Done by him chm be depended on. and will al
ways be done PROMPTLY, and with due regard
TO TASTE and STYLE OF surroundings. a
Having been In the business. practically. for
SEVENTEEN years. all he asks is FAIR
CHANCE 4J.
Fixtures purchase. by Plate or Pattern will
always be sold ut Manufacturers Prices, and
the purchaser protected against defective goods.
ia16tf 4F fett
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

Tho iberia Sugar Bo,el says planters
in that parish have renewed contracts
with hands Mt former figures 419 per
month. or $t5 for first classlhande, In
cluding ratlons IN both cases. The
hands made IN effort to raise the price.
but planters refused TO stand the raise,
In view Of the low prices of produce.
The same paper says TINT for weeks
past tho roads have been lined with ne.
goods from ono plantation to another
Il luxury tho average negro Ia unwilling
TO be deprived Of,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

f. +, LAYILLEBEUVRE III G0MILA,
Si0TT HrGEiiEE, Jos. ROWLING,
III ~ W1IL1GE r. q HERNDON,
u NJ POND. VICTOR MEYER.
WIZ HdKTjVELL. CARL kOHN II
And at a special meeting of the directors. held
this day, Mr.. CARL KOHN WAS unanlmoutay
elected President, and Mr.. WIN. HARTWELL
unanimously elected Wee President.
ia26St ~ JAS. CHAI4ARON. Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

IfnU DEMOCRAT. The editor Of the
AHotapas Sentinel has our sincere
thanks for tho following eloqucntly
written compliment to the DEMOCRAT:
One Of the greatest needs Of the State
and Of the imperial city Of tho South.
since the late unpleast.ntncss and Its
subsequent reconstruction laws, negro
and Radical misrule. bayonat interior
etce and general ban kruptoy. has been
Of d good, sound and unco,npromising
Democratic and Conservative jour
nal published In the English Ian
guago. aud devoted to tho interests ct
the white people Of this State. Col.
Tyler. u son Of OK President John Tyler.
tile present fearless editor Of the Now
Orleans DENoopAr. has made OF his pa..-
per exactly what tho people desired.
The DEMooRAf Ia neatly printed and ably
edited. It's news columns arc peculiarly
attractive. Its editorials are strongly
pertinent ~ actual and living issues.
written In vigorous style and uncontfo.
vprtillr logic
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27
4 penlutsccncr of Tweed.

Remember the mass meeting. to
.,rNt ast patticl'a Hall.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

AZ u meeting III tho Board of Directors. held
on tho 18th inst. H. WIS resolved ~ pay tho
semi annual interest dividend of flvs per cont
on the capital stock 10 tho stockholders. or their
legal representatives. on and after tho First
MONDAY ~ February n6xt
j. W. HINCKB, Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-27

The foregoing is u truo aud correct transcript
from ths books of the New Orleans Insurance.
Company =. TUYES. President