davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

under side, which suggest the POSSIBLE
ity of it's having started into existence
as a watch. 1t is a very common fish
all along the American coast, and evil
IDENTIFY an accident. Another interest
ing object was a long trough full of in
FAINT salmon, born November 4. There
were several million to all appearances,
and had reached the respectable size of
an inc in length. Something that
looked like a Chinese puzzle was a
layer OF eggs or spawn, white and hex
agonal In shape. The sea lion is a fine
specimen and is a musical critic. A band
OF twelve musicians up in a rustic bower
burst into Dutch music. The sea
lion twisted his head from right to
left, threw it up affectedly, and seemed
to beat time In appreciative ecstacy.
The bridge beyond the great tank is the
best place from which to get a sight of
the whale. At no time was the whole
of his body out of the water. or to
speak more correctly the upper part of
it. This is not the original whale that
opened the establishment. The pres
emit one is about II or Is feet Tonga
very baby of a whale. A swallowing
match between this animal and Jonah
Think would terminate in favor of the
latter. One of the oldest surprises at
tached.to the sight of this animal is a
positive conviction that his tail is rugged
the wrong way. 1t lies flat upon the
water, instead of one edge up and the
other down, like those in the conven
tlonal and well constructed fish. The
big animals are fed at 9p M, and
supper is announced by the ringing of
a small hand-bell. The seals come to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-06
THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.

At tho last meeting OF the Board OF
Administrators of the Charity Hospital
no surgeon was elected, four members
voting for smythe. the present inoum-
bent, and four against him; the Gov
ernor. who is ea o1toio President of the
board, being absent. This failure oil the
board to elect surgeon In place OF DR..
smythe has created much astonish'
ment among all those who feel an In
terest in this noble institution.
DR.. Smythe has been identified with
the party whose corrupt rule In this
state during the past eight years has
involved the Charity Hospital and all
other public. political and charitable
institutions In ruin or debt. The public
expected that tho FIRST business OF the
new board would be harmonious In tlse
removal OF persons high in authority
In the hospital who were concerned In
the old management.
There IL soon to be called meeting
OF the Board Of Administrators. and we
hope, with the public. that u now sur
geon acceptable to the Faculty OF the
city will be elected.
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Mr.. Talmage, on Easter Sunday. de-
Iivered a sermon on intemperapoe in
Brooklyn, in which he said ''1f we
could see incompetence drumming
with the bones Of q dead drunkard upon
the bottom of wine eask the dead
march of immortal souls II would startle
us sufficiently" and he called upon his
hearers to take warning in time, for
what flower ever grew upon the blasted
heath OF d drunkard's sepulohre?"
The torture OF the drunkard hereaf-
ter. he said, would be. not darkness,
nor fire, nor the rack OF conscience. but
the "absenoe OF rum He pictured
the return Of the iiend upon an occasion
after q journey to fetch drunkard.
The fiend by accident gets drop Of rum
upon his wing. and tho scent drives
new madness into the souls Of the tor
mented. zone cries out, 'Ha ha that's
rum' and the chorus arises from oil
the damned. Give mo rum. give me
rim T.:
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protect their government, even after
they have elected 1t.
When the long postponed victory
comes ct last. so much the greater will
the triumph be. To-day. for the last
time, the people OF Louisiana must
prove their faith and allegiance to the
Nichols government. prove IL as they
proved 1t on November 7. 1879, when
they turned out nearly thirty thousand
strong as they proved 1t January 8. by
one and oil turning out TO take part in
the deliberations OF the people, and thus
convince the Union that New Orleans
IL unanimous for Nichols, and its peo-
pie ready and eager TO support and de-
fend the government OF their choice.
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To-day. at IL H., all the citizens Of
New Orleans, who desire at the same
time good government and the true
government of this State, will meet in
Lafayette Square to make known their
desire and will in tones so loud that the
whole country will hear them. For
another time, the patriotic sons OF Lou
isiana are called forth from their bust
ness and work, in aid of their State.
The citizens Of other States have but to
cast their ballots upon election day to
elect their officers; it is not so with the
people Of Louisiana; they must not
only vote, but they must defend and
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A Cincinnati paper mentions. as one
OF the qualifications Of q candidate for
the mayoralty Of that city. his capa city
OF refusing to sign his name.
Louisiana can furnish the Porkopol-
lists with number of candidates from
among men who have held responsible
Offices under Radical auspices here, who
are utterly incapable Of signing their
names. II the trouble with Cincinnati
Mayors Is signing their names, the peo-
ple there would be safer In having one
who cannot sign than one whose merit
10 the precatious virtue Of being able
to refuse to sign.
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q. s. oIRARDEY's
<ya1eaae1ar OF
Auatlon saIes Of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc,
re TAHn PLACE AT THE
~. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE.


sa~saraav. Anrtt For the succession OF Anf
d.,ili,,ts Nj, gpa Haranua, between Cal.
i uWen, .,sa Fiji siiie sirasfs.
ras ti,an e s nn Of the late TheophiluH
80. dsss,,s'iIs d first GLASS Three=Htory Brick
i,nsiannnns designated by the Nos. 29H
81 iasanb stseet. p9s and 5s7 Gafendee
slrsst ana fntmlng the northwest corner
~ uasni,daiat and ST. Jnssph streets
iibnisa homes for atistocratie and pro-
fnssifsnai residence, safe and productive
inyastfpapt
afor The succession ef A. Weiss@Ths Double
Inna;napt Frame Cottage on washing
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The Cincinnati election resulted in
tho election Of Mr.. Moore, the Republi-
can candidate for Mayor, and the entire
Republican city ticket by majorties
ranging from one to two thousand.
In Michigan, in an election for Judges
of the Supreme. Court and Regents OF
the University, the Republicans carried
the State by the usual party majority
on q very light vote.
In the town elections in Indiana, lii.
nois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and
Iowa, the Democrats appear to have
gained slightly on the vote Of Noyem-
bsr
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FIRST HAGE-Three=duarters Of a mile for
nil ages club purse. $780, Of which $3.50 to FIRST
horse. $50 TO second horse, $40 to third.
SECOND RACE-Post stah es, for all ages
two mile he Is. Vac entrance, y. D., with $500
added OF which saoo to first horse. 500 to SEQ
ond.
THIRD HACE-Ons mile, with 100 pounds on
eaeh, three years old to carry their proper
weights. . pounds allowed to mares and geld.
inss. club purse s2oo: Of which $3.50 to first
horse, $40 TO second gao to third.
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THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Tho following table shows the COM
plexion OF tho next House, on the basis
Of members conceded by both parties
To be elected on the face of the returns.
and whose names will appear on the
roll made up by the clerk:
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Bob-Howling Bob Ingersoll. 10 lee
turing to the Illinoisians. and the pig
headed Changers Of that State say that
II he IL sincere now In recommending
Hayes Southern policy. itiis tacit ad-
mission that in the last campaign he
was tlatulent demagogue and bray
ing jackass.
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LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB
New Orleans, La.
SPRING MEETING.
Conn mencing Saturday, April 7.
FIRST Day--satarday. April =, 1877.

First Day--saturdav, April z, 1877.
FIRST RACE=Hurdle Race. two miles over
eight hurdles. club purse, $3.50: Of which 25o to
first horse 500 to second.
SECOND RACE@The Fiokwok Stakes, mile
heats for three year olds sa5 entrances. p. y.
with $500 added. Of which $500 to FIRST horse.
500 TO second horse
THIRD RAGB-Twe miles for all ages; club
purse $500: of which $500 to first horse. s5 to
second horse, and s3s to third horse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties Having Pledges with the Un-
Are 4 hereby ere notified is to settle same otherwise
MoMlpAY April 49, through Tlssas Spear
an6ta9 Corner Royal and Toulouse,
hereby given that an election for President,
Cashier and Three Directors of the Loan and
Pledge Association will be- held April 49, 1877. be-
APPS lot - n99O i. b. BENTON. President.
New Orleaos. prii s, 1877. IKE New
Flour Board holding commissions from Gov y.
=. Nichols, met at the rooms Of the board, and
was turned oourteously over to them. The ed
board retired and the new board prooss1ed to
Organize, yas,w. Quinn. being first. appointed.
appointed secretary pro ten. GustAys Bouligny
vas unapip9usly elgoed President Of the
ape IT. ssoretary BRO tom.
once new orleans aud Carre,,.on
Railroad Company. New Orleans. April T. 1871
Ed s a1 se vE Ct g R2 WS All 4 prg s
PER GENT was declared out Of the earnings IL
eg past three months p9EsP9 e the stock
and aef H. esa isat
aps Isl = WAITEh V dh6UtCH re seo 'eas
once Louisiana Eaat able Life Insurance.
Company, corner Gravier, and Carondt let.
p
ance with Article Nv Of the charter Of this com
pany. M election for Eight Directors to serve
during tbe. ensuing three years, will be held vt
the Office Of the Company on MONDAY. the 10th
day OF April. 1871 between the hours OF 10 IN. and
y. IN. - .
ap4 lot WILLIAM HENDERSON, see'y.
For the Lake - office ut new orleans
City Railroad Company, No. i34 Canal street
New Orleans, April 1, 1sT7+-From this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city ut and O'Clock
H. M. end every hour thereafter until o'clock
y m, The last train will leave the Lake End at
o'clock .. m. @. 9. LEWIS, Secretary.
api II
Louisiana bevse saBpaay-z1 Gar1n-
deet strset=Nsw Orleans, March n, te77=The
regular annual election OF twelve directors Of
this company, to serve during the ensuing year,
will be- held at this office between The hours Of
IL a. IN, and ! y. m, on SATURDAY, Aprii T.
1871. Transfer books will be closed on and after
April /, 1877. M. A. TAHbErUN,
mh2s tel Seeretarv and Treasurer.
once Esstsrs ana Traasrs' Insurance
Company, No. ~ Carondelet strset-Nsw Or
leans March "A, 1s77.=In conformity with arti
ole sixth of the charter. an election will be held
at this Office on MONDAY, the 9th of April next,
between the hours OF II o'clock q. m. md
o'clock .. In for twenty five trustees, t6ssrve as
THOMAS +. WALKER,
mha5 lot Secretary
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Rniss Of Adu,isslsn.

No ladies permitted to the stand lnaccompa-
MED by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal. and adm itonly the rerson invited.
Quart 81 stretch badges will admit TO all parts
of the stand and grounds.
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not admit
the holder to tbs quarter stretch.
Members are entitled 10 n free admission for
ladies accom- panyiug them.
Ladies' accompanied by members are invited
to visit the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the MEM
bers' stand.
All vehicles must entsr by the GENTLY Road
gate. except members Members Of the club
and ladies accompanying them only admitted
ut the Members Gate
Quarter stretch Badges can be- obtained Mt the
office. 16 Carondelet street. and at the track.
The cars of the City Railroad. Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
stewards.
g. A. Breaux. c. r. Howard. r. W. Simmons.
l, f. Glenny, A. T. Mason. A. M. Biekham.
Il. A. Yorke. W. @. Lipscomb.
Timers.
r. r. Rivers. J. A. Morris.
Distance Judges.
r. l.. Airey w. b. Krumbhaar.
g. A.. BREAUX, President.
J. r. HORNOR, Secretary.
Ali communications must be addressed to
Lock Box 369, New Orleans. ap1 6t2dp
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ATTENTION.
RALLY. ......... RALLY. .-........ RAIL

Citizens of the Ninth Ward wishing to attend
Grand Mass Meeting mt Lafayette square,
On FRIDAY. the eth. at 10 m. are invited to as
semble at the wigwam ofthe COLLINS q ARDs.
corner of Montegut and Greatmen streets. near
Natchez Cotton Press. at II n. m. prompt. OFF,
GERS and members Of the Democratic and Con-
servative clubs OF the ward are specially invited
and are requested to bring their flags with them.
ape IL j. HENRY BEHAN.
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FIRST KACE=One mile and quarter with 100
pounds on each; three year olds to carry their
proper weight: three pounds allowed to mares
and geldings. Club purse $500 Of which $3.50 TO
first horse. $50 to second, $40 to third.
SECOND RACE-The Cottrill Stakes, for three
year Odds. s25 entrance, p. p, with s4oo added.
One mile and Il half. First horse $500. second
horse 500. Winner OF the Piokwiek Stakes TO
carry seven pounds extra.
THIRD RACE-Consoatio Race. one mile.
for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting. Club purse s2os: of which $50 to
first horse, $50 to second, $40 to third.
FOURTH EACE@Four mile heats. for ali
ages Club purse 5000. first horse TO receive
s7oo second s2oo
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BGths--Bdlhs.

100 ..... Conf street ..1 02
Between Bourbon and Dauphine streets
New Orleans
Russian vapor Baths on Sunday. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. For Ladies'. from 10 to
u a. M. for Gentlemen. from u to o. N.
Hot and Cold water Baths, ~ cents.
ape 1W JACOB KL0CK..
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In all club purses entrance free. and In oil
such purses Il walk-over entities horse to first
money only. and horse distancing the field
entitled to first money only.
Members nre notified to call for their badges
Mt the office. t6 Carondelet street.
The races viii commence Mt 3 O'Clock p. m.
In case OF postponement on account OF the
weather n pennant will bs displayed from the
Office of the club. te Carondelet street.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting .....-.s12 90
Day badges. ....,..... ..ss.................. 90
Admission to club stand. .......... s.-...4. q %
Admission to field. ........ ................ %
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WANTS.

w sale and retail grocery Clerk employment,
ip city or country. in any capacity whatsoever.
Unexeeptionable references. A. b.. ID 'noerat
Office. mh25 IL
WANTED - SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and Bugeies. Any one having such. and
wishing TO dispose, Of them. gan find ready
sale for them by calling on J.. r. MADDUX, IS
Carondeet street. Also, - full stock OF Gar
riagss and BugEies, and complete stock OF the
Japanese .Chids Carriage and Cradle. O most
wonderful combination in short, . fall stock
in everything appertainina to the Carriage
business=al Of which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most-eordially invited to call and examine ut 81
Carondelet street. ,
mh11 sm l.. r. MADDUX.
WANTED-A SITUATION. As A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for Drug House. by man
who. is familiar with the business. and has. OK.
tenEiys acquaintance in Louisiana Mississippi
and Texas. Best New Orleans references given
Address ca Mississippi City, Miss NH
WANTED - BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man a situation as Watch
man. Porter, Salesman or Driving OF any kind .
IL thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country II desired. Address w. O.. DEM
oGrnt office. fs2Hf
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PROGRAMME
axo7uEa GoosE,s RgCsrrros,

MOTHER GoOsE's RHGEpTfON.
BY 10th Infantry Band. who have kindly yoI@
Hnteered for the occasion.
Mother Goose's Prologue
The march Of her Army.
MUSIC.
Song. by Archie Remson.
Dine-dong Bell.
Baa, baa. Black Sheep.
Little Bopeep.
MUsto-yoeAL.
Sing Song gixpenes.
Jack and Gill.
S6e-saw.
BUsie-voeAt.
Mistress Mary
When WIS 81 Bachelor.
Dolly and her Mamma
M9sfe@voeAL.
Old King Cole.
Little Miss Muffett,
Little Boy Blue.
MUSIC.
Old Woman in the Shoe.
Admission. ....."..........a. Twenty five cents.
Refreshments ut the following prjces
Ice Cream, 15e., with Strawberries, 25e. Iem~
onade. &c.: Boned Turkey, 2sc. Chicken Salad.
25c. COFFEE Toe. other things equally rsasona~
BILE.
Extra cars provided after midnight. APPS
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IOtai. ....s.t,.-s. .lse Aof
Double sets OF certificates have been
In the following cases:



In these cases the names OF the Dem
,ocratic claimants ought to, and I'M
doubleday will, appear on the roll, the
certificates Of Chamberlain and Stearns
being absolutely worthless, and that
OF Gov. Nichols being entitled to more
consideration than the certificate OF
Kellogg.
In the following cases no certificates
have yet been issued, the contest for the
certificates being still pending in the
courts:
QalIoEni&.. .--..s.+.. ...-............ i
MISeoufi....... Observation-Disclosures.
I0tal. ......,..,..............I
These seats will probably be vacant
at the opening OF the session. The list,
as made up by the Clerk, will therefore
stand.
democrats. ....s..'..,..... lof
Republicans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i3f ..
Democratic majority. ........... II
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Third Day-wsdse.asy. April II.

FIRST RACE-One mile and one eiehth for
all ages club purse $500. OF which s275 to first
horse. $50 to second. sss to third.
SECOND RACE-Tbree miles, for oil ages .
club purse $50: of which 800 to first horse SEQ
to seeond. $40 to third.
Third RAOE-MiIe heats. for all ages: olub
purse 800 OF which $500 to FIRST horse, sire to
second.
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ATTENTION FIREMEN.
GRAND EXCURSION TO MOBILE.

To enable our Firemen and others who may
desire to witness the Annual Parade OF the Mo-
bile Fire Department on
MONDAY, April 8, 1877,
will issue Excursion Tickets to Mobile and re-
turn Mt the low rate OF FIVE DOLLARS for the
ROUND TRIP. Tickets will be good on either
train leaving SUNDAY, April s. 1877. and good
to return ON any train MONDAY or TUESDAY.
Immediately following. Tickets can be pur-
chased OF J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent. cor
ner Camp and Common streets.
ID. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
s. Z. CAREY. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. ape ct
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POOLS

POOLS
win DO sold THIS EVENING. Mt s O'Clock, by
tho New Orleans Pool Room, t2o Carondelet
street.) on the Races Of tho Louisiana Jockey
Club. TO morrow.
Commissions, 81 on Pools under $50: over
$50. per cent. apo It
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COW PEAS,
COW.,PEAS.

COW-pEAS. COW PEAS.
Choice Carolina Clay PEAS.
Clay mixed and other varieties.
500 TONS COTTON SEED MEAL.
For sele by -
A. A. GREENWOOD n CO..
ape FIR Sa su i'm AZ Magazine street
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q II Magse,
! N Mar ks,
II NJ Isaacson.
Paul Gelpi.
Ike Feitel,
u M Fitzpatrick.
Moses Greenwood.
Geo Binder,
Vim Agar.
j u Camors,
Jos T. Maoheoa.
w q Raymond,
w q Coyle.
Thos organs,
Henry Cassidy,
w Miller Oven.
Jacob Born.
Brown Taylor.
Philip Joseph,
Jacob Hassinger.
U Marinoni,
VIM Bokanfohr.
q l. l. Meyer.
Chas y Singleton.
Jno Holmes,
v II Watkins.
y Bassstti.
Jne H MeCann.
Henry Groebsl,
r l. Airey.
ii A Frederic.
Il J Gay.
Joseph Dunbar,
VIM Gordon.
h Oteri,
John ] Adams.
Jno Chase.
Jno HegassIe,
w A Smith.
George Purvis.
Chhs u Lallands,
Chns i Nash,
Louis Schwartz.
John NJ Gould.
John Mason.
George Nicholson,
Victor Maignan.
Chas ] Ballejo.
Henry Hallsr.
Octave De Armas.
J Z Sarrazin,
r W Collens,
y q Holiday.
Nicolas Bowling,
Aug Benedict.
II Zuberbier.
Il Pragst.
Henry Ginder.
Ed Burke.
Manuel Abareal,
Henry Peyehaud.
W + lalsey.
James Sweeney.
i NJ Ziegler.
Jas A Gardner.
E Conery. Sr,
Perry Nugent4
Edward Page.
J W Roxborough.
Carl Kohn.
V ietor Olivier.
Il u Chaille.
J 8 West. Jr.
Lloyd II Coleman
Lionel 9 Levy.
Alfred Moulton.
Thos II Hunt.
John Chaffee.
Gain Sartain.
8 II Kennedy,
3 s Carlisle.
IL Il Sheppard,
David Wallace.
Jules Tuyes.
Victor Meyer
A Chiapella.
Silns Weeks. 4"
Clem L Walker.
The Committee Of
request that all pla'
during time Of meetii
D. M, 80 as to enable
tional Government tc
A salute OF thrice
m. and 10 m. on the 3
Eminent Speakers
n-r az
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tended to.
Sunday Excursions.

On SUNDAY next. the 9Th inst, the Jackson
the running of their Sunday Excursion train TO
McCcmb City Miss, and intermediate points.
The train will leave the Calliope street depot at
7:20a M. arriving at McComh City at II: 35 o. m.
and returning leave MeComB City at $50 D. m.
arriving In the city at $40 D. m. Fare to Pass
Manchac and points south, and return, 50 cents
turn. q. aps =
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FIRST RiGEAHurdls Handicap. two miles
over eight hurdles. for all ages club purse
$500. of which $3.50 to first horse, $50 to second.
SECOND RACE-sellng Race. one mile and n
quarter, horses entered to be sold for $500 to
carry their proper weights: for $1,000 allowed 7
pounds. for $3.50 10 pounds; for $500 1s pounds
for $500 20 pounds. The winner TO be sold at
auction Immediately after the race. Any sur
plus over the amount entered to be sold for will
go to the second horse. Club PURGE $500: Of
which $50 to first horse. $40 10 second $40 to
third.
THIRD HACE=Mle heats. three best in FIVE.
for all ages. Club purse $3.50: Of which $3.50 to
first horse 500 TO second
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s W Moody.
A r Hickman.
Ghas Peasants,
II H Hansell,
Fred Loeber.
J NJ Witherspoon.
Lafayette Folger,
70 Maruueze.
r Fitzwilliam.
@ 70 Girardey.
j w Quinn.
Felix Limet.
II Gally,
II II Bierherst,
Edw Booth.
w J Castell.
y A Gonzales.
w Z Converse.
Gus A Breaux,
II A Pope.
Sam L Boyd,
Il b stubbs,
Ed A falfrey.
O II Breekinridge.
Harrison Watts.
Richard Milliken.
l. Christ,
u r Walshe,
Nicolas Burke.
Angelo seeola.
T. r Virgin.
d u Morphy.
Edwd Page.
A Nolaseo.
] N stoutamyer.
Emory Clapp.
y Hopkins, Jr,
VIM 9 Shepard.
3 Hernshsim.
Randall Hunt,
Jno @ Angel.
II A II Adams.
J u Woods.
T E Brulatour.
John w LAbouisse.
Sam'l Delgado.
Henry Smith.
Fred Wang.
Jas A Gresham.
D A Given. 81
L Il s Pinchbaek.
J II Hummel,
Thoe Layton.
@ Fl Allen.
Jno 8 Groves.
A J Where.
Chas Il Turpin,
Saml Logan.
d II Holmes,
James Syme,
$ NJ Todd.
Chas A Whitney.
bam'l II Bell.
JOS w Stone.
Cyrus Cbism.
] i IAtltte.
Thos L Macon.
u @ Hancock.
Il @ Palmer.
Hugh Kennedy.
Fred Wing.
ID o MeCann.
Paul Fourchy.
M Frank, .=.
l. A Levy. Jr.
J Henry Behan.
l. J Hart.
b + Chambers.
J G Van Wickle.
Emile o'Brien.
Il N Lewis.
7 g Herndon.
A p Mason.
N Y Kuntz.
M Musson.
J A Hall.
J v Gourdain.
Arrangements earnestly
8 OF business be CLOSED
:. say from II a. m. to 2:3'
II the friends OF Constitu
ttend.
guns will be fired mt 0 n
v OF the meeting.
Ill address the meeting.