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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01
wRLL-sTOCKED BAR,

containing the finest brandies, WHISTLES,
ales, wines, cigars, tobacco. etc, to be
found in Memphis. This bar keeps open
day and night, its wines and liquors be-
ing of the best quality, and sold at usual
prices. This, then, is undoubtedly the
hotel of Memphis, and under the judi
cious management Of its present propri-
etor, will continue to enjoy that extern
sive patronage which 1t SO justly merits
from the citizens of Memphis and the
surrounding country. Business men will
find it a convenient place to procure
meals, while travellers and visitors gen.
orally will be elated to realize such COM
forts and luxuries as the European hotel
fForIa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

My wife says 50, and your wife would
say SO, too, il she would try "Gillet's
Cream Dry Hop Yeast"
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sTEHOGR APHER.
INSANITY.
MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTIONS FKEE

PRESCRIFTIU1 FREE
rsOR tho speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
Iost Manhood and all disorders orough
IN by fndiscretion CT excess. Any druggis
cas- the ingredients Address DANIDS ON
FyO ROx I2Qs New Nnr1 Nesidend
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IN sURANCE.
STEAW SHIPS.
INMAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

Sailing from New York on SATUEDAf Oh
each week, from Pier IS North ever;
cITY OF ANTWERP. CITY OF L0NDON,
S4TV M pTPIJN TTTY OF LIMERICK
INV OT 1PTST1YY SLTY OF MONTREAL
OrTY OF BROOKL4N, CITY OF NEW YOKE
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY " ~. PA 4T AZ aSoHp
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY or H1Sn!n1 III
Passengers viii md these steamers airy
1ttsd up, while the state CONS SIC sra 1saII ven
and roomy. The saloons arge a11 - nd IN.
tilsted are the breadth % ne VesSs' 1notson
usted where there ID Least n9ls9 Pfanoforter
SmokIIiV. rooms, Ladies' Boudolrs, ~ i11 str
and iI5rsrtes. bathrooms, BarbersnoP, en- ~,
Instant communication Will ene
y me steamer Of this Company adopt n ses
Southerly Route, thus lessenins 'A0
Rates Of Passsge-SsO and 800. gold, acCUs 81.
ing 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sV1nS 0H
Round Trip T1ckets-Sl5 and sl.o, u sU rsduced
Steerage-fo and nom all PolnLs ~
rates. ,,lana n state
rooms, apply to THOMAS Fl2nGr''
5anA' Aeln PnAS,I oHN g. DALE, AgsnE
| BROADWAY GsN AoAA'
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AYERS CATHARqIC PILLS
For all the purposes Of Family Physlc,


CURING
COstfYeDess, Dy spep-
STA, Jaundice. Indf-
- EesiiOD, Dysenterys
81 FOUL stomach and
EA-zn.t Breath, Hea6aehes
RAy GAA ErysiD@Ias, Pttes,
Rheumatfsm, Erup-
lions and skin bis
- eases. BiIiOusnesss
.w.r a Uu,psalRa, DrOpsy, TeIaeF, Tu-
EnoTa and salt Sheum, HOEEDs, tSoutt
zen aIRi as a Dinner PHI, and Purifying
the Blo0d are the most congenisl purgatlVs
vet perfected. Their effects abundantiy snow
how much they excel ell other Pills. They
ara safe and pleasant to take, but powerful 70
oI,re. they purge out the foul hume OF me
b God; they stimulate the sluggish OF disor-
dered org an into action; and they impair
health and tone to the who Q being. They
cure not only the every day complaints oA
every body, but formidable end dangerous oIs .
eases. Most sk1lful physic' ans, most EN- noe -
clergymen, and our best citizens SEND celt sIs
Gates of ours performed and o. great oeIeH ,s
they have derived from these rIls. lucy -
the safest and best physic for en- loren, De
mild a. well as effec ual. Beng sugar costel'
thew are easy TO take; and being purely Nese-
table. they are entirely harmless.
Or. 7, C, AVER q CO., Lowell
practical and Analytical OheminAs.
sold BY all Druggists and Dealers In hedlelns
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-20

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This great International Exhibition, de-
signed 10 commemorate the one hundredth
anniversary OF American Independence,
opened May 10th, and will close November
10th, 1876. All the nations Of the world
and all the states and territories of the I'm.
lon are participating In this wonderful de-
monstration, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection IL art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover
cries, manufacturing achievements. miner
al specimens, and agricultural products
eher exhioited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are situated on the line of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace AGO
acres Of Paramount Park, all highly i'm.
proved and otnanlented, Oh which are
erected the largest buildings ever construc-
ted-tve Of these covering an area Of fifty
acres a1d costing s5,0O0.00O. The total
number of buildings erected for the pur-
poses of the exhibition IL near two hum
dred. During the thirts days immediate "
following the open ny OF the exhibition
million and quarter Of people visited it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-20

Buster district No. 8; David Brown dis
trict No. 10; Henry Dunning district
No. II: ". j. Mckav district No. ~:
Rufus Miller district No. 10; Salmon
Lakewood district No. II; Joshua G.
Wick district No. Is; Levi Clutts district
No. l6: Jno. Gearing district No. IL:
Jas. T.. Sanders district No. IS; Jas. l..
Sanders district No. 10; Frank shoot
district No. 20; John Craig district No.
n.
Whereas. the contract between Alex
ander county and the Sisters of st.
Mary's inirmary Tor keeping and main
tanning paupcr patients, and with Dr.
Wood for attending the hospital. having
expired, 1t is ordered that the same are
hereby declared terminated and OF no
further effect.
1t Is also ordered that the contracts of
said Alexander county. with DR.. Wood
as oversecr OF the poor; Thomas a.
Brown as poor house keeper, aud
Obcrly a lIarrell for publishing pro.
cecaings, &c, be hereby::extended until
further action il taken by this board.
1t IS hereby ordered that all persons
liable TO perform road labor upon the
public roads Of this county shall be ~.
quircd To work four days each upon said
roads during the ensuing year. and that
the clerk certify the same 10 all road SUI
pervisors.
1t Is hereby ordered that the clerk en-
ter upon the minutes all bills allowed
this session. but that he will not issue
any orders upon the treasurer for the
same until further orders by this board.
IL is ordered that the following bills he
allowed:
G. o. Patier q Co., mere andse fur
nished Amanda Love in juno and
.......................S w
e. .. Pater a Co., merchandise
furnished Mrs. Iummers in June
and Observation-Disclosures. Is w
1t is ordered that the report Of Jno. i.
Hely. county treasurer on the special
road fund from Sept. o, 1876, TO Dec. 8,
1876. be approved. Said reports shows a
balance on hand at the time of last report
of -, Gj3 IS. Amount paid out including
commissions S2,G5l ~, leaving balance
on hand Of 81 80.
Ii is ordered that the following for per
diem. mileage. services, ETC., be allowed :
Thos. Wilson, commissioner .
".............-.......-.Sl w
Geo. w. Summons, commissioner
) days and mileage - miles,. II co
Martin Brown. commissioner days and
mileage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 80
J. &. Lynch, clerk g days Is 90
Whereupon the board adjourned until
Monday morning at 8 o'clock, Of Decem.
Der. u, 1876. JACOB G.. LYNCH, Clerk.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Daniel Lampert, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE OF the Estate OF Daniel
Lampert, late OF the County OF Alexander,
aud State Of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives
notice that she III appear before the Coun-
~ Court OF Al, Nander County, at the court
house in Cairo, in said County. at the Jam
uary Term, on the ! bird Mondsy in January
next, az which time Ill persons having
claims Al ninst said Estate are notified and
requested TO attend for the purpose of hav-
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebte
10 said Estate are requested TO make imme-
diate psy"eut % the undersigned.
Dated this ED day of November, A. D.,
1876. MARGARET LAMPERT,
1l-3O-w-6t. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Ghe Bulletin.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Regular Meeting of the Board az
county commissioners.

state OF Illi1ols. Alexander County IS.
Regular meeting OF the board of
county commissioners OF Alexander
county, and state Of Illinois held at the
court house, Ia the city Of Cairo. in said
county and state. on Monday, Dec. T.,
1916.
PrcsrHt--'rhos. wilson. commissioner,
i. G. lynch. clerk and, .Ino. Hodges,
deputy sheriff.
Absent--Geo. W. Sammons. and Mar
Tin Brown.
There being 40 quorum iheboard al
jonrnod uutil 10 morrow morning at .
o'cloct.
~! ~pAY. DU,. =. 1876.
7 r hoard met pursuant To adjourn
ment l'rescnt-lhos. Wilson. Geo. W.
Sammon~ and Martin Brown, commits
.ioners; j. g. Lynch, clerk. and Jno.
Hodges. deputy sheriff.
Upon the board being called to order,
the Hon. lh0s. Wilson was. on motion
Of G.. W. Summons. reelected chairman
Tor the ensuing year.
1T s ordered that $40 be. allowed
in iuil 10 james Hutchinson ia lieu Of
till 81 SIS fr boarding Victor
Thorn, paupcr from June J. to Nov.
Slo W
T. i. also ordered that the Sisters of the
Holy Gross be allowed Sl4j ~ ia full for
bill ofSl72 Il for Keeping and maintain
lug panpers for three months ending
NOV. 80. ISth.. .....,..,............... $llJ 50
+ i ordcrcd that the report Of Heuben
:. I)cHm. circuit clerk, ON tees earned
ana collected by lin tor >iX month, TO
Dee. /. 1876, b" approved.
II j. al-o ordered that The bill 81 the
said toubeu :. locun. for tees in crimi-
nal casts when the same could not be
collected. or where the defendants we're
discharged, amounting to SIT %. be and
,he sstne i, hereby allowed. $50. S377 81
II is ordered HAT the bill ot Thomas
\ Brown for maintaining paupers at The
poor farm for Tires months cndiug Nov.
30, lsIG. amounting ~ Si35.s be a =.
It j. ordered thar the following bills De-
allowed viz:
K. Fitzgerald, tor dieting prs
oners ia county jail Tor three
months. ending Nov. 30. 1876. Sos 90
+. Gully Il 60, shoes tor Nancy
Holden, uper..................- %
/. -. ilhcrton IL Co. material
and spikes for bridge at Horse
I Tim lal
Mrs. Il. 4. TAYLOR, - days a.
, county school superintendent. 100 90
Pat Sweeney, hauling sick man
to hOspital......... ...............- 30
Cairo City GAS company, for
gas 10 Dec. !. 1876 ............... . 30
Thomas a. Brown, coffin and
buying Norton. "A pauper.... 30
&. ". Wheeler & Co... wood aud
coal for Granny i.ee....,.......... GO
Il. Able, glass and glazing al
county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
ii, Able, glass and glazing at
county jail.........,......."......." %
{. y. Marchildon, medicines tor
poor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 10
c. \. Marchildon, medicines tor
poor tarm....................... 90
G. a. Marchildon. merchandise
for Nancy Holden, a pauper,
tor months to Dec. | 1870. y %
Whcreupon the board adjourned until
. O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE GREAT TRUNK LINE


is the mos, direct: convenient and econom-
zeal way OF Teaching Philadelphia and this
great Exhibition from ali sections of The
county,. f- tains too and from Phiiadei.
phta will pass throuifh a rand Cantannia,
depot, Inch the company has erected at
tue main entrance to the Exhibition
grounds Tor the accommodation of passen.
gers who vi b 10 stop ut or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station anc the Exhibition a convenience
oi the greatest va'ue TO visitors end Afford
ed exclusively by the Pennsylvania Rail-
DAD, which is the only line running direct
o the Centennial buildings. Excursion
rains viii a $50 stop at the Encampmento of
he Patrons of Uusbaudry, vt Elm Station
on this road
The PenDsyisania Railroad Ia the grand
est railway organization in the world. II
coat ols seven thousand miles of roadway.
forming continuous lines 10 philadelphia,
New york, Baltimore, and washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are
run from CHICAGO, st. Louis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Indianapolis, columbus. Toledo,
Cleveland and Erie withous change.
Its main line il laid wife double and third
tracks OF heavy steel rails;upon . deep bed
OF broken stone ballast, nd its bridghs are
all OF iron or@stone. Its passenger trsins
are equipped with every known improve.
ment for comfort and safety, and are run at
faster speed for greater distances then the
trains of any line OH the continent. The
company mas largely increased its equip
ment for Cedtennialtravel, and will be pre-
pared to build in its own shops, at short
notice sufficient to fully accommodate any
any extra demand. The uaequalled re-
sources at the command of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfect
| accommodations tor all its patrons during
| the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnificent scenery for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad il so Justly celebra-
ted presents to the traveller over its perfect
roadway an eyer-changinp panorama OF
| river mountain and landscape views une-
qualed in America.
The eating stations on this line are I'M
surpassed. Meals vii! be furnished at suit
| able hours and ample time allowed tor en-.
)oying them.
Excursion tickets. at reduced rates, will
be sold at all the principul railroad ticket
Offices IN the West, Northwest ard South
west.
BE sure that your tickets read via tho
Great Pennsylvania route To the Centen-
NAL
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD,Jr,,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agt
Jy2.wIm
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C IRO G. VINCEENES r. r.

THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Evansville, ndianapolis, Cineiu-
nati and louisville,
cSNiHo THROUGH ~ DAYLIGHT.
The shortes, ana Qmake.t Lilac 20
Philadelphia, Baltimore end
New York,
Making C.0-e Connection, with the Past
Nait" 70 the East
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CENTENNIAL REDUCTION
IN ADVERTISING.

Tnrae thousand, two hundred and hlty dollars
"orth OF newspaper advertising, at publlsher
'at-s gwen for 500 and Il three mouths note
rreptet Ia payment from advertisers of respon-
.bllitY, Aprintet list, giving name. character,
staal daily aud weekly circulation and schedule
n * Of advertising, sest free to.asy address.
Apply H. Geo T.. kowell 4 Co, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, Al Park Row. n. Y.
lJ-!2-3lu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-20

rHURspAY MORNING, DEC. % IS1G.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Same members present,
1t i ordered that the report Of Il. H..
Wilson. road supervisor Of District Fit.
teen. be approved, and that the bill of
So accompanying same report for nine
DAYS extra labor, be allowed. 50 %
II is also ordered that the report OF an
inquest. held by Thomas Martin over
one Thomas Fitzgerald, be approved,
and that he be allowed 522 in full for bill
of S3s for holding said inquest,.....s22 90
1t is ordered that the foil flowing bills be
allowed
Culver, Page, Iioyue ~ Co.. coli
lector's books and blanks for
county clerks office, $40 80
Culver, Page, lIoyne 4 Co., cleo
ton notices. ..,......................... 2 "a
Cul yer, Page, Iloyne Il Co., poll
books, tally lists, etc, for cleo
Iion..".., ...,.......s ................. ~ %
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., books
and blanks. ............... &c 30
Ii is ordered by the board that the iol-
lowing bills Tor bridges, bridge lumber,
labor, etc, be- allowed, and that orders be
drawn on the county tresur, r to pay the
same out OF the special road fund
Jno. Z. llely, amount paid
Spencer'S bin lumber or Cache
Bridgo...........".. .................-. III ~
Jno. l.. ilely, amount paid Jos.
Brankle labor and spikes for
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WEDNESDAY, MoRNlNG' DEC. u, 1870
ihe oo"fu met pursuant 10 "'J'''' u
''rh'. 1a'i'e ni'''''e,S p'.s'N.'
p''''.'N ''' - - -"
wv WV '''''''.s =. ''' 80 W Wv
A,.N',,'''' ''''''S ''I,", ,o'''' NJ w.
o ,,.,r "a 80
Gao ~ u.n,.i,.s
-. 60. v. n.D-u., "
-, I"ha d.. q n -,
= ..i,.,a,1 ~ podn,a,
Haz,cwool-E. Y. McCritc, and Rufus
Miller
- L. i,; 49,, ~
''"! q" '' '''" ''' ''''"
renee.
C,eor Crerk F. r. Ga,ighty and
To-, Sanders
hep--NoGhiah Falt anu dahi"s Mn"
ler
.euto Ea.t lindsay D.Iashm.t
g., tlo..l ~. ID I oi,at,, o,lO
Coos" isiaih'-- nos H. i.A!e''e anu "
Grccnlcy.
boz IOO!u-N. IiunSacleF.
r. :. o,.,or,1 ma, ,ho bu,.o r & =
'''' =" -
Aotft' amounting 10 Si- lor roau s'ra-
per bought by John Craig, be NOT al
loved
>, r., 49,. 80 .u.,,.,,.I =
''''I'' ,''"' '''o"'' 90
days work on road with three hands and
tenn.
'e''''
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Martin, Brown account G.. w.
III. y ,. for bridge................. la D
Peter Saup, account of q. w.
III. a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. w W
Martin Brown for Samuel Har-
grave. ................."........'. 10 w
City of Cairo fund due the cor
p0ratlOn ........'.................'.' |isit wv
It is hereby ordered That the county
treasurer be and Is hereby directed top'y
over into the special road fund on the
10th day OF March, lS71 all monies or
credits that may remain in his hands oa
account Of rounding fund and pay the
same out only on orders on said special
road fund.
Whereupon the board adjourned until
Q O'Clock am. tomorrow.
FRIDAY MORNING., DEC. 3, 1876.
The board met pursuant Ia adjourn
ment.
same members pre- sent.
IL i. ordered that the bill Of JaHcs ~.
Fry tor $40 for burying Harry Rapp be
rejected also that the bin OF Nick Hun
sathtT IoT SES 'oi IoluhiS an iit''1h WV
SAID Harry Rapp be not allo we'd, but that
y, Uunsacker be allowed So in full
Tor all expenses attending said III
quest w
IL is ordered that the report Of John ii
Gossman, coroner, OF an inquest held
over the body OF Champion Lewis be
approved : also that the bill OF S23 ac-
comparing said report be allowed..S23 90
Il is ordered that the report of Rob
ert Cavendar, supervisor OF road district,
No. 4 be- approved
1t is ordered that the bill oil +. &. Pear
son, ". d., for prescriptions, medical at
teltion, etc, on the following named
person. be and they hereby are rejected
Eli Ruckcr. Billy keene and u.
McCullOm.
1t is also ordered that the following
bills for witness fees wherein the poo
pie OF the state OF Illinois were plaintiffs
and Frank Mcfarland defendant be and
the same are hereby rejected:
l.. Il. Collins, of Union county,3
days and railroad fare. ....."...S I 90
John a. Treece. of Union county.
3 days and railroad tare............ 10
;. Il. Poor, of Unioun county,
days and railroad tare............. . 10
e. Penrod. OF Union county. 4 days 50
Geo. 4. DeBaun. of Pulaski county,
) days'and railroad fare............ y 30
1t il ordered that DIR. Jno. j. Nowot-
ney he allowed s. in lieu of bill for $40
for holding post norton examination
on the body OF Thomas Fitzgerald at
Goose lsland.................... - w
Also ordered that DIR. II. Wardner be
allowed SIS in full for his bill of $50 for
post norton examinations on the bodies
Morrow and Champion Lewis. S25 90
Its ordered that the following bills be
allowed Illinois Southern insane hospital
incidental expenses for the following per-
sons
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amber 81 47g1 So do. white 81 1901 -, oats quiet,
Waotern a. Western mixed iO9i2. Rye dull and
nominal at 8oa,s5. Provisions quiet and steady.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-02

The following will show the changes
made at the different precincts Capt.
i 2 Montamat Was Dit in command OF
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-02


such on exhibit carries with It its own moral
The city IA insoIvent end IN my Judgment sno
only Course open Ia to address, itaef without
obiigations 10 its creditors. and to provide for
n moral, economical administration ofthe gov
eminent In future.
Amesdunept or the Charter.
Tho cher defect Of tho present bureaucratic
form Of city government was early made aD-
parent In presenting bis objections to tn0
May l Faudess ponted out that shsrs were VIZ
tuay seven Councils instead OF one, leach Adj
mlplstrator expecting and assuming 20 CONTROL
IuctmbtIy interfering with the Jurisdiction Of
others" Though the duties OF some Of the Ad-
=; are and s"eH
The appropriations for salaries for the
last month amount to s2osss 10. or nearly
labor and cart hire rolls Of the departments Of
improvements. Commerce and Public Bul'dinRs.
which for the same month loot up siSss 49, ~ az az
average. No city situated az is New Orleans can
stand ruch costly system OF government 1
leans DO amended. The Council to consist OF y
Mayor to be elected by the city ~ large and
seventeen adermen one TO be elected from ea ,..
The confirmation OF tine Council Controller.
Treasurer snd City Surveyor, the latter tn have
general supervision over the streets. etc. Mayor.
Controller, Treasurer and City Surveyor 10 bo
paid ade qua te but not excessive salaries; tho
aldermen 70 serve without pay. AZ stfe POI .n-
tract, and 10 be adjudieated. nos by sealed pro-
pOsals. but by public cutlery. The election Tor
mayor and aldermen to be held at a dinerene
time from the general election, 40 m to be re-
moved ~ far as possible from the excitement OF
political contests.
Legislative Relief.
Tbpse are many items OF city expenditure
which 10 is in jour power largely to reduce TO
enunernte a few, the Parish Prison and CITY
woYkh house should be eopsolidated. ami the
maintenance OF the prisoners should he intrusion
to the city. The number OF muniopai courts
slrcnld be reduced to two. The excessive Tees
Of he sherIfs should be largely diminished. THO
20 an park taxes should he modhed or
abolished. Theae ami other refor nus and the lm-
| nerse reduction in salaries which wou!d be ef-
fact ed by change OF charter as proposed. would
reduce the necessary annual expenditures os the
! city to point fully within the power OF tax
! PAYERS to meet them without hardship. with
| regard to the interest, 1t may be advisable 70
| authorize the levy Of small tax, sufficient 10
/ pay, say one quarter OF the present rate OF in
| terest, or more. pending negotiations for tho
| liquidation OF the bonds.
LiaaidntoD Of the Debt.
| For the adjustment of the debt OF the CITY.
| recommend The appointment OF board OF nvo
| persons who should bs clothed, nv legiAiatvo
| enact ,prn, with full power to negotiate WIZ
the creditors of the city, and to agree, oo honait
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household and responded briefly to the
l;faranf addresses The members of
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Ex...
rvnc OF the bonds authorized by the above acts
rod hv " s nsr have any liabilities been incur
Thc' aa NV state under any Of these acts.
"a. H uu"t OF the State, actual and contingent,
ss on mus On the first OF January. 1873. t46,ls3.
an, ~ 4, Inc whole Of the contingent debt passed
hi srs s.nsIence by the adoption OF the funding
Nat, nv tnecons Institutional amendments. and the
Asrsss ~ ID express terms, prohibited from
erss, .r modifying, novating or extending any
sid ~ aCn heretofore made for the giving Of state
nv my form or under any pretcxt."
hcnT tmount OF the actual interest bearing
nav sVu 0ept OF the State on the fret day of Ian
iunS, ,Ss. and At the time OF the passage of the
m Ing act was a. follows: Bonded debt f32. $780,
~ ~ outstanding general fluid Warrants, January
Al" , N,'W,T5S 80: iotnl bonded aud floating
~S, January l, 1874. t2t. 22l. $50 80
~ " bonded debt comprised twenty four series
s. oonds, and the annual interest thereon
soanted to Si.s93.35s, derived from a tax of
'uat purpose. WY" Avs
r aae following tabular statements show the
,, I,uluon OF the bonded aud floating debt not
nntang the bonds loaned to the Citizens. Bank
an act OF 1855, which are abundantly secured.
~ nave never been classed Ms any portion of
see s s,ate debt. and the reductions effected each
T'a uown to the present tune:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-02

edge Of such frauds, and says he will
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