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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

The demand for Money was fair day, both
In bank and on the street. and commercial
paper was unchanged. Under the course of
the market at New York. Gold and Foreign Ex-
change gave way slightly. The movement In
the former was limited and scarcely anything
was done in the latter. New, York sight was
unchanged Stocks were quiet. State Consols
were Var p cent higher, and Premium Bonds
we're easier. Scrip showed little change. Moth
ing was reported in Coupons or State Warrants
We continue to quote: Exceptional CONNER
cial paper 9010 p cent per annum discount; Al
do HOP: second grade do $50; collateral
loans 9h@1o Al mortgages 100. and second
grade do nominal.
Gold opened at 1o32G@1o3sS, against 1o314 at
New York. and after a limited business closed
at the opening rates In both markets. The sales
summed up $4,000. embracing $4,000 at 1895 :
$4,000 at 1031s@1035g: $1,000 at 1885, and S30OO
$4,000 and $1,000 at 1O3A.
Sterling gave way &c and francs u per cent.
The only sale OF Sterling reported was f120O bill
of lading at 49S1a.
Nothing was reported in francs.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 1850
497. and bank at -@5O11a (bank counter rate =
G502). and francs at 5O77s@5.O614 for CONNER
cial and nominal for bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised $4,000 commercial at Il per cent pre-
MUM, s25 900 and 600 commercial at 316 and
900 bank at d.
The banks continued to check on New York
at A@S o cent premium and commercial
sight was still quoted at %@3-16.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

Dudley Selph, the New Orleans marksman
and champion shot of the world. the "phe-
nomenal' rifeman, as he has been called by
the sporting press won his first prize, the
Wimbledon Cup, at Creedmoor, on Wednes-
day, with score Of 1877 out of a possible $50.
Major Fulton won the cup in 1875 with score
of 1873, and last year it was captured by Mr..
s. L. J. Allen with q score OF 139. Wecongrat-
ulate Mr. Selph on, his spurs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

General Exchange
cA o+atiopc puota+iopc

terday, and the few buyers who came forward
found an extremely limited supply, unless at
business was consequently confined to the linn
tied amount noted above, in which our buyers
participated. Sales We're reported to have been
Gated their more stringent pretensions ON the
light receipts; scant supply and demand for the
North as well as on the cron accounts and the
advance at Liverpool and HaYre, only slightly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

20 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses, 4G1 bbls apples.
lg5 Kegs butter. Go 500 ib meat SAG bbls rice and
90 boxes bacon
EXPORTS Or pRoDUCE-Exports since our
review OF yesterday: 1872 bbls flour. 20 bbs
whisky, ~ bbls corn NEAL 1876 sacks corn
% sacks oats Is sacks bran bales hay. "a hhds
rice. CT sacks coffee. kegs butter. 10 bbls pota-
toes, 1o3 sacks salt, bbls onions and 0 bbls ap-
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T. A. BARKER,
General Insurance Agent,
No. IS CarOndeIet street,
NEW ORLEANS.

REPRESENTING:
Etna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford, assets. .....,... $40:
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, assets. ..... b.
Home Fire Insurance Company.
of New York, assets. ............ GIG
Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, Of New York. assets. .... 3,O4
Franklin Fire Insurance Com
pany, Of Philadelphia, assets. d,3s
Massachusetts Mutual Life In
surance Company. of Spring
field, assets ................''. G,42
sci I'm
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w. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE LOUISA

MUNRUE, LOUISIANA.
Practices In the parishes of Ouachita, More
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec-
ton in all other parishes. with privilege of man.
ing there. sno30 eThu1y
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PHILIP HIRsCH,
& q O u T. 7 =.

so, 81, 81 Sc. SO and 90 North Peter street.
Manufactory-Corner ST. Louis and Miro streets,
New Orleans,
Has for sale choice green Hogshead and Bar
rel Poles also. new Sugar Hogsheads Mola. SEES
Barrels. Half Barrels and Kegs, all Sizes
Prices moderate Satisfaction guarar teed-
ser 3rn d8W
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Thursday Evening. Sept. ID, 1877. !
COTTON-The sales to-day We're confined to
$50 bales at still stronger prices, requiring
an advance of a partial &c in our quotations
for the medium grades. We give also the fig
ures and report Of the Exchange as below:
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Sold yesterday, not before Reported, 30 Shares
New Orleans Gas Company at $1O3.
Stocks were quiet.
State Consofs were 14@s5S I, cent higher,
closing at S1Ms1k.
Premium Bonds were easier, closing at 335G@
1873.
City Scrip was quoted at -@5o for 1875 issues,
and 33@331a for 1876
Warrants
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.

Two little gray mules that pulled the
wagon in which President Davis was
captured were burned in a fire at the
United States Barracks at Atlanta, Ga,
n night or two since.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Thursday Evening, Sept. 10. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
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OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD.o
No. IL CarOndelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS LA.

The undersigned respectfully announce to.
the public that they are prepared to furnish a
complete Chain Of Title or list of Transfers of
Real Estate in New Orleans, back to original
grant or purchase. when required; also Full
curing to parties purchasing Real Estate or in
vesting in Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or defective titles. The method of
our system. enables US to give information
Immediately,
Attorneys Notares, Auctioneers. Land
Agents. Surveyors. and all parties Interested In
Titles to Real Estate are invited to call and ex-
anime our Record"
sci 3n L. L. DODGE Il 20
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PLEDGES! PLEDGES! PLEDGES i!

RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALL PERSONS
l. owing me back interest on articles pledged
by them to pay for same by September 15 All
forfeited pledges will invariably be SOLD AT
AUCTION.
inst sI ne sales Will commence r on the 18th
streets, through Placide J. Spear, Auctionneer.
sec lot J. ANGLADE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
MINOR TELEGsAsIS.

The jury in the case Of Beaver, for
the murder Of SCwall, at Madison, Ind.
returned verdict Of murder in the lirsl
degree aud assessed tho death penalty
The Judge hSsleIerretl the sentence until
the motion for new trial has been heard
"A number Of prominent citizens oil
Memphis, dissatisfied with tlle selection
OF the Democratic Executive Committee
for the coming municipal election, which
they charge was packed in the interest
OF ex.Mayor johnson, held a meeting
Saturday evening and called on Mayor
Fliplln to become an independent candi-
date for Mayor.
Capt, +, II. Bowling, of Toledo, To-
day received telegram from the Post
master General, reinstating him ~ Post-
master Of Toledo, in consequence Of tht
failure Of the Senate to confirm the recenI
appointment Of Reed. Upon the pre-
scnLation Of the order the office was ri
once turned over to Dowlingby the deputy
in charge,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

BALTTMoRS, December S.-Arrived-
Steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool.
NEw York, December S.-The Ant,
werp has arrived from Vaderland.
2 LONDON, December S.-Steamer Abys
slnia, arrived from New York.
. -NkI YoRKt December 9,-Arriyel-.
Steamer CSltic from Liverpool Joshua
Grindle arrived yesterday from 81. Tago,
reports ak Of the crew died at sea ol
yellow fever.
NEW York, December 9.-Arriyed-
Steamers City Of Richmond, from Liver
pool, and Greece, from London.
PLTMouTH, December 9.-Arrived-
Steamships Labrador and Pommerania,
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, December 9.--The steam
er City Of Chester, from New York, has
arrived.
LONDON, December 9.-Steamers re-
Gently arrived at Queenstown report
having been somewhat retarded by east
erly winds, such as would also delay The
City Of Berlin.
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FRANCE.


= IRsAILLEs, December S.-The sittinCs
v ChamberS today were unintcrest.
u r After the sitting the Constitution.
alista held an important meeting. One
member declared that they must follow
the Marshal TO the end, even TO dissolve,
Lambert dc Sainte Croix urged that the
Marshal must accept parliamentary
ministry. Bathid maintained that Tho
Marshal had made every concession con.
Sistent with honor, and henceiorth the
ConStituLionaliSts must follow him, even
to voting II second dissolution. At Bach.
era request the meeting rrirained from
!liscuSSiOn. The utmost confusion reigns
in all circles.
LONDON, December 0.-The Paris .Soir
reports that at meeting OF Constitution
aliSt Senators held today Sunday NJ.
BHtbie laid great AtreSa on the loyalty and
good intentions Of President McMahon,
and asked hiS colleagues to lend him as.
HiHtance IN forming Cabinet.
NJ, Bocler and 81. Croix uointcd ont
the danger Of dSsolu lulion and the necessi.
~ OF returning to parliamentary govern.
mcnt.
Another speaker proposed inviting NJ.
Dniavre TO rCqueat PrCsidcut MGMa,
hon 10 grant him another interview,
with tho object Of renewing negotiations
lor the formation Of Dulavrc Cabinet.
This idea seemed 10 make n favorable
Impression on the meeting, and even OF
N, BOtbib, who warmly Culogilcd NJ. Du.
Iavre.
Another Paris specinl, however, Glc.
clNrea that tho minority Of the Consfim.
Iionnlists favor another tliaoIutionJ
The Republican papers are exceedingly
violent The BicH htbiic DECLARES that
tho Chamber ot Deputies would reply to
a second dissolution by impeAchinB Pres,
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TIE TURF.

New ORLEANS, December s.-The third
day Of the Forest racing club, purse $500,
handicap hurdle, two miles over eight
hurdles, was won by Reddiug, Tenpin
coming in %, and Port Leonard Sd, beat
ing Dick Adams Lamboy, and Jim Hun
ton. Time 4:O5!. The pool had stood,
Leonard 25, Lambay 10, Reddiing Is, and
field 10. Leonard came in very lame.
New ORLEANS, December S.-The Sec
ond race, club purse $500, all ages, II
miles, was won by Gen. Phillips by four
lengths, Vermont ID, Buff and Blue 81,
beating Aunt Betsy, Bradamont, Lack
line and Jim Hunter. Time, 3:l54.
Third race, club purse $500, mile heats
8 in 5-Janet, /, !, |; ;Startlc, 3, ., 2; Belle
Barclay, 2, 4, 4; Kilburne, l,3,S. Time,
l:494, l:l9l, l:49.
Weather clear and pleasant; track
heavy; attendance small. Monday is the
last day Of the races.
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George Cook passed down on Saturday

George Cook passed down on Saturday
with tows Of coal.
The John l.. Rhoads passed down on
Saturday evening, en- route for ST. Louis
The Baltic and Scout passed up Satur.
day morning with empty tOWS.
The Laura l.. Davis passed up on Sat.
urday evening, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Phaeton, Telegram and Della con.
time to make their regular trips.
The marks last evening indicated Is
ieet 8 inches, and falling slowly.
The steamers Sampson No. ., Joseph
Walton, Onward and Coal City passed
down yesterday with tows Of coal.
The HeaiheringtOn hAs been working
at the hull Of the sunken steamer Calu-
met since the 9th day Of August last, and
has not yet succeeded in raising il.
lBy Telegraph
PGTTsnuRGH, December 9.-RivCr 0
feet and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
MEMPHIS December 9.-River fell II
inches; stands al Is feet s inches. Wealth.
er clear. Arrived-Storm and tow, Ohio
river. Departed-ColoradO, Nicksburg;
Capital City, St. Louis.
New ORLEANS, December 0,--Arrived
Danube, Red river, Willie, Ouachita
river; G. K. Peck, st. Lonis. No depar-
lures. Weather cloudy and cool.
VICKsBuRG, December 9-Weather
clear and pleasant; mercury 6O'. Down
-YaZoO Valley, Thompson Dean, Semi.
mole, Kate Kinney. Up-Barnard.
CINCINNATI, December 0.-Weather
clear and cold. River Is feet $ inches
and rising fast. Arrived-Exchange,
Pittsburgh; Mary Miller, ST. Louis.
CAIRO, December 9.-Arrived-Idle-
wild, Evansville; Miller, Cincinnati; Bee,
New Orleans; Garrett, New Orleans; City
Of Helena, Vicksburg; Simpson Horner,
Pittsburgh; Hammett, ST. Louis; City Of
Alton, St. Louis; Oakland, Pittsburgh;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. DEPARTED
ldlewild, Evansville; Miller, Memphis;
Bee, 81. Louis; Simpson Horner, New
Orleans; Helena, st. LouiS; Hammett, 81.
Louis; Oakland, New Orleans; Mob, 81.
Louis. River II feet 5 inches and falling,
Weather clear; mercury 4Go.
LOUISVILLE, December 9.-River feet
and falling. Departed-Shinkle, CobIer,
and Mary Houston. Weather clear and
cold.
EVANSVILLE, December 9.-Weather
clear and cold. River II lilo feet and
falling. Business very light.
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NRw YORK, December S.-Cotton-
Easy at ll1iallssc. FlOur-Shippinc high
er, others dull and heavy; No. 9 S. O0I4 IS
superRue western and State S. OOa5 2j
common 10 good IS 5Oa5 70, good To choic,
s. SOa6 90, white wheat extra 50 O5aG rs
lR6cy 50 S6sS 3, e1lfae Ohio IS 6Oa7 so, ST
Louis s. 50ss %, Minnesota patent proces.
good to prime 81 40aS %. choice 10 NX
IS S0a9 20. Wheat-In fair demand;. unI
graded spring and No. 5 Milwaukee ST 50,
No. l Minnesota spring store 81 SS, winter
red western 81 42, extra white 81 81, No. .
Northwestern December 81 S4ai S6X. Rye
Unchanged. Barlsy-Dcmand fair and
market firm; two.r0wed State at 7Oa77c
Malt-Quiet and unchanged. COrn-un
changed. Oats-lIigher; mixed western
and State S5ailc, white western mixed 80
a44c. lIay-Firm and unchanged. Hops
Firm and unchanged. COtles-Quiel hui
tirm. Rio cargoeS Ht l6a2Oc, jobbing at lGa
2lXc gold, Sugar-Quiet and nOmiuaIly
unchanged AolaSes-Quiet and unchanG
ed. Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Less firm at 81 10.
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NHEElING WEST YA MONDAY MORNlNG DECEMBER

ident Mcmahon for big treason. The
Temps declares that the Left generally
believes the failure Of N. Duiavre's ne
gotiationS was part Of preconcertetl
plan.
LONDON, December lO.-A Paris cor
respondent says Assuming the SaiS ac-
count Of Sundays meeting Of Constitu-
tionaliSts 10 be correct, il is unlikely NJ.
Duiause would comply with the request
Of his colleagues Of Saturday. President
MacMahon repeatedly said he intended a
fresh dissolution, and Il was ex pected the
new Ministary would ask the Senate's
consent thereto Monday or Tuesday.
Another correspondent says that very
few believe that NJ. Batbie will he able
TO form new ministry, and even he, at
the meeting on Sunday, said he thought a
dissolution was perilous and that he was
not in favor OF il,
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THE IMMACULATE UONCEP.
Il. TlON.
Abstract OF 4 sermon by fsf. Rev.
Bishop Kain Yesterday.

Abstract OF d SeFmon by fsf. Rev.
Bishop Kaiu Yesterday.
This being the season Of the Feast Of
the Immaculate Conception Of the Blessed
Virgin, the RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn yester.
day delivered 4 sermon commemorative
-ot the occasion at the Church Of the I'm.
maeulate Conception in South Wheeling.
We present an outline Of his remarks, as
follows:
TEII-"Thou ART all fair, my love, and there Is
not spot 10 thee. 0l Canlielei, OF Bong Of
hJlomon, ch. iV,V.7.
These words, remarked the Bishop the
Fathersof the Church have applied 10 the
Blessed Virgin, as expressing her sinlesa
that she was conceived free from the
gnilt Of original sin. In the opinion Of
those who believe all come into this world
unstained withSin, and who consequently
deny the necessity los infant bSptism and
baptismal regeneration Nary Is not priv.
ileged In this respect. B1tSye maintain
that Mary 10 an exception 10 lie rest Of
Adams children-thG she alone$S( all
mankind was, BY the merits Of her DlVias
son, exempted from inheriling the guilt
Of original ain. She was redeemed by
Him III most excellent way, and abe had
the largest share in the fruits OF Ills sa.
cred pAsGien. Being chosen from all
eternity 10 be the Mother Of God Incar.
nate, Il was eminently meet that she
should be worthy Mother. The Chris.
tians heart is shocked at The idea OF
Christs mother being 4 child Of Satan.
The blood that redeemed us cannot have
come from polluted source, Many
theoiOgiAns indeed teach that the Incar.
nation would have taken place II Adam
had not fallen The Creator looka for an
adequate worship from His creatures.
This worship mere creatures cannot rem.
ner, for they are finite. Hence would the
Bon have come clad 10 all the glory and
QAiesty that beGt the GOd.head 10 offer
His Father M infinite external homage.
The Incarnation being deCreed from
eternity, the Mother Of the IncarnAte
God was also predestined from eternity,
and therefore before the fall. Hence she
had no share 10 its guilt
OF the many passages Of Holy Writ,
cited In The decree defining MAry's Con.
ception Immaculate, three only will b.
here referred 10. In the very frat words
.ot comfort spoken by God 10 our fallen
parents, that prerogatiye Of the Blessed
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THE dissolution notice Of The firm OF
List, Davenport 4 Parks, one Of the
leading grocery houses, Of the city-ap-
pears in this mornings paper. They
dissolve to go into business, on a larger
scale, with which they have been Incl
dentally connected for some years psst-
viz-the pork packing business. Mr.. D.
G. List, the senior member of the firm,
owns the establishment at Fulton in which
the house have been packing hogs for
their grocery trade, and will hereafter
make packing his exclusive business,
Mr.. BENZ. Davenport will go with him IA
traveller and salesman, while Mr.. George
Parks will 20 into the same business on
his own account, having leased the estab-
lishment OF John Muth for that purpose
These gentlemen are all active and ex-
perienced business men and will no
doubt make success Of the packing busi-
ness. They have been in it long enough
10 know how to run il prudently,
economically and energetically, and on
this basis and with the means at their
command can no doubt do prosper GUS
business.
The house OF List, Davenport 4 Parks
was the successor OF numerous firms that
began back in 1872 with Henry K. List,
Allen Howell and W. q. Stelle, under the
1rm name Of List, stelle & Co. After.
wards List & Howell were associated
alone, and did business at first on Water
street and then on Main street on the site
now occupied by OF, Hall & Go. Mr.
Howell sold out in 1853, and the firm oi
List, Morrison 4 Co. was formed, consist
ing Of Henry K. List, John List, Robert
Morrison and W. B. Logan. Afterwards
from time to time, Eugene List Benz
Davenport, Geo. H. Parks and D. c. List
Jr., were admitted. In 1868 the firm be-
come H. K. List, Eugene List, Benz
Davenport, Geo. H. Parks and D. c. List
and, finally, in 1871, sold out to The late
house Of D. c. List, Jr., Benz. Davenport
and George H. Parks. The house ir
which the late firm did business will bt
occupied hereafter by Neil & ElIingham
an enterprislnp firm that ia doing n pToW
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PHTLAnRLPHIA, December & S.-FIour
Quiet but steady; Superfne at 81 90,
extra at ST 30, Pennsylvania family al
81 GOAS 90, Minnesota ST. IS, high grad co and
patent S. 0Oa9 90. Wheat-FiTm; amber
Il i4al IS, red 81 42al 10, white 81 asa
! 20. Corn-Firm; yellow G5a87c, mixed
6ia654c. Oats-Firm; white western STA
S9c, mixed western aud State 3GAS7c. Rye
Quiet at 7Oa73c. PrOvisiOnS-DullR aud
unchanged. Butter, Eggs and Cheese-Un.
changed. PetrOlGum-NOminal; refined AZ
l21Sc, crude lO2lRllc. Whisky-$llO.
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TOLEDO, December S.-FlOur - Firm.
Wheat--StrOng and higher; extra white
Michigan 81 36Is, amber Michigan SPOT
$lSllt, seller December 81 SlIf, seller Jan.
uaEy 81 80, No. red winter ST 32x, No, 9
do spot 81 991G, seller December ST 99k,
seller January 81 3l1f, No. > red Wabash
81 TX, rejected Wabash 81 O3IeNo. spring
81 l6,, No. . do 81 II. Confirm; high
mixed spot 6Olc, do new 47IIc, No. 9 spot
6Ohc, new 47hc, new seller December 1t
4Gc, rejected 4sNc, new Axe, damaged
i6c, new Ale. OaS-Dull; No. 9, 2gItC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

The 0'Neal left for Pittsburgh at ! A,
NJ. Saturday,
The Courier departed Tor Parkersburg
Nt her usual hour on Saturday.
Tho Hudson departed for Cincinnati on
Saturday evening, with very good trip
The ThNnhOuSer will leave Malamoras
at l0l A, M.today.
The Salt Valley passed up on Saturday
night
The Ezprc@ passed up at noon yestcr.
day.
The Kittio SIockdNIc passed down on
Saturday night, en- rOutC for Cincinnati
The RagOn will be this mornings Par.
kCrshurg boat.
Tho Andes is duo from Cincinnati to,
day.
The Granite State passed down on Sat,
urday morning, on route for Portsmouth
The Coal Valley, Belle McGowan aud
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KEoKuE, December S.-Suit has been
brought in the U. s. District Court here
against Robert Douglass. J. NJ. Denny
W. D. Evans, NJ, II. Glenn, John B. Glenn,
and others, stockholders Of the Bloom.
field Bank, which failed about year ago,
TO recover $4,000. The petition states
that the Indebtedness Of the bank TO diff.
felent parties was one million dollars and
the available assets only $1,000. 1t AYERS
that the stockholders claimed that they
had paid up stock in full, when in truth
they had not paid anything and ask a de-
cree compelling them to pay the above
amount. The suit is brought by the
assignecs,