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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY j. F. LANGENBAUGH.
Courtesy--Thinlx of This.

OF
The power oi ditiasing happiness. is not
the exclusive power of the rich All are
capable of it. The poorest man can cheer
us by his affection. or distress by his
hl;red or contempt. Every man is de
pendent ON another. A piece of neglect.
even from the lowest and most Contempt
BILE of men, il fit 10 rufile the severity of
our happiness. ana Il civil attention, even
from he Ia mbicst of oIr kind. c,rries n
gracious an exhiliraling influence along
with Ii, The poorest have it in their
power t. give or Withhold kind or oblic-
ing expressions. They have it in ihtig
power to give or within I'D The smilrs of
affection and sincerity az IA tender attach
meni. bet not tn. hamb. oiferihrs a.
poverty be diSre sardcd The man of sen
lmcnt knows how lO ualue them rs the
best deeds of bcneiicenc,. They Tighten
the weary anxiciics of this world, and
carry him IN with IL cheerful heart to the
end of the journey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

the reward OF when was the discov-
cry OF our America. He told us about
the beautiful silver moon kissing the
star lit sky. of murmuring rivulets,
and signing waterfalls, in short, he
said his speech well, and We could but
wish that his mother were present. a
she mo- doubt would have been proud
her son. With a little jndicious
alvice such "a selecting a subject.
more ideas and less words, more text
and less tune. we think he my vet
make some good woman husband.
TRANSIENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
Articles.

Integrity recoiis from deception. To Il
moral, pure mind the articles in every de
pariment of life are painful he stained
wood, which passes for Il m ,re firm and
costly material in building, and deccives
the eye, by seeming what il is n II. M rble /:
III" painting which is intended To be taken
rs a reality; the gliding which is meant
To pass for gold; anl the glass which is
worn to look like j.welry; ,or there is a
moral feeling and tru,h.ulness in architec
t'ss,, In painting, and in dress, "a
well as in the market place. and in the
senate and in the jnd I'm mt hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
Not the Fanlt Of the Grand Jury.
IT.. fLs ~ Jsfor of m Deo.,gJ...a

SIR:-I noticed the statement i'm last
weeks REPUBLICAN that Marion Soule
vas dischrrgcl. because he having been in
prison over six months and the grand
jury having found no Indictment. The
iict Is that an inGic ment was found
against him. and as foreman of The jury
handed the Indictment To the Judge O: the
court. This fact am positive If, and am
wiIlin., to verify it by affi liyit [ make
this statement in justice to the members
OF the Grand Jury who did not fail in
their duty as far as this man was con-
cerned. | am confident that the members
of the Grand Jury will thank me for
making this statement. Respectfully,
j. +. LANGENBAUGH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

The discussion III the Bennett May duel
has been very general. The only true
verdict that can he given j. that the young
men are both fools May especially is n
fool. The honor oil the sister which he
pretended To defend did not am ,unt To
much She bid received the attentions OF
Bennett well knowing him la b IA drunk
EN- liOcrtine. n blacksuard and "A ruffian,
and she had no right to expect any other
treatment at his hands than that which
she received She received his attentions
because he was the possessor of IA fortune.
evidently. and thus the entire aiftir was
stripped of the tender sentiment that Is
sometimes INDUCED in. in al old fashioned
way She had right ~ expect that the
brute would beat her either before or ailci
marriage. and il he he slapped her face be-
fore MARRIAGE. she and her family had no
right 10 make iuss about II. my morc
han il lac had delayed the performance
until after the ceremony had uccn per
formed When the purity OF affection Ell
tiers into any ease, brothers are co@arls
sho Il, DOL defend their sisters Bul when
that is boldly lefi oal there is no occasion
'or resentment when indisnilies are
offered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

We hope. Mr. Editor. that this corps Of
officers will have no trouble in command
ing the crmpiny (Johhy Losey) aud that
our citizens may very soon have the
pleasure "f seeing public parade of these
psIri.ls. a due report III which will be
fur i>hrd for your columns. With thanks
Tor your Kindness we are.
Respectfully Yours.
Camnany A. Bloody Legion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
PROCLAMATION or blue JEANS.
n. a. - .a..I. ..f IaI,lI.l.

II Ws f'coJ5W fHt,d1d.
In nO,.dience IL III: above order from
the Patriots who Wa IT off &c. must either
have u, siarve. err 90 10 work. hereby
organizs the bloody Legion of Indiana, y
AMI of that Legion const tute myself the
mead. under The military lille of LeIaienlnl
General. and "a Governor OF Indiana
call on all good citizens irrespective OF
any purity with which they have heretofore
acted To aid me in arrsyins father against
son, brother against brother. i'm the muir
der OF your wives and NJ y 'ur children, in
the destruction OF your property anl in
such other amenities and picaslntries ~
would b. the inevitable result of a civil
war in your own State All II This Is Ia
be done thtt Simirl J. rilsicn aud rh mas
A. Hendricks lazy be esraDishe as Pres
ident and Vice Pre'i lent Of the United
States and th,t divers an sunly others
nav have the Offices which will then be
under their control.
BLUE JEANS.
Governor of Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

How often it is that the noble is
made to serve an ignoble cause. Wit
ness the grand old stars and stripes
waving from Democratic flag staff
The men in whose honor it waves
get their majarities where that flag is
hated with relentless Porte
rI..o.,t1Io
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

ol TIA. st ResImeat OF the Bio pdy Legion
OF .nIiana, IS son as possible you will
report to these head lllriers Tor ASH IN
nent to d Y. BY order Blue Jelns.
Lieutenant General of the Bloody Legion
OF Indiana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

A young man of this city was in
fated with the idea that he could
@buck the tiger" successfully. He
watched the play ut odd times and
tho ght he knew just how the thing
could be done. So he hied him To
Rochester last Saturday for the ex-
press purpose Of Ia king the animal
He gratid"d his desire TO play. but il
cost him S93 20 find out that you cam
most always pretty much tell that
you will win i'm any game.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
REEVE IS INpIsPosEp.
PLYM IUFu. IND.. Jan. Q. 1917
" H.s u nulinenre. Bine .Llans

PLYM IUTu. IND. Jan. Q. 1917
II HIS ERmiHsHce, Blue .Jedns
SIR: IL pray yol hive me exc1sed |
am utterlr unfit FIR duty OH the lield. ard
he rlie alarms nj var History informs
Is lhIt Pap Price during the late unpleas
ntne~s attributed all of his i'll luck 10
frequent attacks OF dilrrhca | have lust
returned home from my ppst in The senlle
AMI am afflicted with the same disease.
therefore am iadisposed
G. II REEVE
The commission was tend rel t. IL ,r,ce
Corjin. wlb declined. aal IN inlimaion
that IL would be imp ,.-ible on account of :.
lack OF hellige~cncy am ,ng the people tu
rlise a regiment in Ma shall c)ln;y, Il
commission was lin lily issued Ia Daniel
X. Harris, rs Captain.
H,RaIs' CoMHIsIrN.
Executive Mansion Headquarters Bloody
Legion of Indiana, Jan. IL, 1917.
IT. Dtsiel X Harris:
On the accommodation nf Hon Hnr
nee Corbin hereby ,mmi>sion you Cap.
| ';lin of Co. A. First regiment Bloody
lie lion Of Indiana. You will ut once or.
-ttii<S Nfui lCD lO. Wal
vt these headquarters. Your prompt
obedience of these orders will be rewarded
With the post office nj Plymouth alter you
have scared Major Kendall out and the
war is over At least one private must
appear on the roll, rampant fpr gore
BLUE JEANS
PLYMOUTH. Ind Jan. IL, 1871.
! IT. H.s EmiaeHce Blue Jeans
4 4 no ~
\ ofthe lst Rc.iment Bloody Legion a
Indilna as organized You viii sena
commissioners l. 4. Fink rs lst Lieut.,
md ca Syl Bea as ID Lieut.. We hav,
elected James Maxey AS Orderly Scrgt
rom Patterson IA LIST aud Pat Hawkins u.
81 assistant Sergts; Jim Logan. Mix,
Downey. Hon. Wm MurDhcy. "Old 30
logna." Bill Ilas,anger. Max Ruge. Pete
>chlarb. Bill Welch, and Jerry KingeI
are our corpprils. J ,hny Lo>ey deserve,
very especial mention in IN, report for iii,
| patriotism which he has displayed i'm per
uniting the enrolment ct his name as ;
private soldier Dick Shakes and Hon
James Reeve are ready Ia volunteer ii a
| sured of an ofii.e | very respectful,
suggest a commission as Sutler for Shake
and Chaplain for Reeve They are valua
bic men. Your o5edient servant.
DANIEL X HARRIS.
Captain Co A, LIST Regiment Bloody
Legion of Indiana.
Executive Mansion Headquarters Bloody
Legion of In,.iana
To Ca3fd'n Hfrris. Co A.
SIR:-All il lost HAYES AMI Whcele
have gained the day. and we are a used NJ
organization. You can't have pos
ofii &c. and since you have GOT Your i,oi IN
YOU must take the consequences. Yo'
will at once report on boird the steamc
Clean Beat" with your command la
emigration up Salt river
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18


Mr.. Stevens, former editor OF The
REPUBLICAN, was called home co In
dianapolis by the sickness OF his
child. The little one had scarlet
fever. OF which il did last Friday
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

The Le1feT press. and fixtures. after u
so.joun of aboht one mon'h. lrii here be-
tween Sunday and 'onday morning last.
- Walkert0n Viator
The shortest day OF the season has
passed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
MAREIED.

CARIISIE--CARpENTE Sunday In
this eli Mr.. Thps. il tarli-lr io Miss Eliz.-
hath Carpenter. all ~ " irShalI county. Ger
cnIony by Ecv. Gi.or.s. 4. Iitfle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18

tn" DlrticI'lrs Of IN esclp1 L.. n
clandestine meeting. m irate father
in search of his daughter. the returl
home. the drnouncrm mt, etc.. have
come 10 our knowledge. BIT ut the
request and interce ssion of the par
ties We withhold all details.-KOtomo
ID spntch.
An editor who would deprive his
renders OF such n choice piece OF in
formation l. an iliot OF the first mag
nitude. Doubtless having being
seen" by the parties had something
to do with this mysterious silence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
DIED.

BEHky-In his city on Tuesday. ~ rn~n-
monia. Robbie lserky ION If David Ecrky.
aged three years Funeral yesterday at
Huntington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
ORDER No. /.

ORDER NJ. |.
To H,7. C. II Reece
You are hereby commissioned Colonel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-18
DANBURY NEWS.
A chiefs amang ys takin' notes. an faith
he'll prent IL. A.

Would it not be g".d i'lra for Mr.
SchuclihicS 1, utilize Tie laik 81 Mr. IIu
hams tan dog
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-07
a,an.lu,,na fea,s. j hira rage.

final naAaaga OF The bill, and on his own motion
HE motion ID reconsider Was laid upon the tapie
Mr. He'll chairman. on behalf OF the Commit 7
tAe on Ways and Means. reported favorably,
with amendments on Senate bill NO. 10, An
ns,t ID regulate aud fix the fees and compensa-
ton 81 tax collectors for tho collection q ~ TAX
n. Throughout tho state, and for tho listing oil
f,raunrty for taxation In all the parishes Of tho
Atats. except the parish Of Orleans
= Tsha ronnrt ,sAa received and. on tho motion Of
Mr., Hel,, Tho Bill was taken up on its second
ranfinv for confederation In connection with
tha amendments recommended by the commit
tee which wore adopted ns follows;
Aaclian i. line q. strike out the words .'one and
Il haif Ser cent and insert ''three-auarters Of
one per cent instead' !.
In line 2s, strike out two" and Insert "one."
lila line 49, strike cut Ave-" and insert two
and one half
III lneas strike out three" and insert "one
and onnshalf"
iii tine " strike out eight" and insert
FOUR
lin line 10 strike out " i've. and insert two
and onc.half.n
The bin nh amended was read section by SEQ
tlen and further amended III follows:
Tn line 10 OF section after dollars insert
ssasatu and parish taxes collected"
Insert the same words aftor "dollara In limos
10. Nv and 10.
lin line 40 after per cent" insert "such fees
Ia BIO paid pro rala by the State and parish for
such collection
Between linea ~ and N Insert I'm tho Seventh
DHtriet thrao per cent"
After 'miles al tho end OF limo 10. In seo-
tIon d. insert the words actually and neeessari-
iy trayelod.n
Til tine D, section ., after State insert and
parish" md after taxes" insert aggregated
az. and after provided" Insert In seotiont.'
Hectiona /. and were adopted as amended
Pending motion 10 strike out section 4 the
House on motion Of Mr.. Bowden adjourned.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk
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NJ General Aessmby convened, Tint tho Inv up
plieshss 70 aud regulating the tims OF huldinE
parisb Courts In tho various parishes OF this
State shall be- applicable To and govern the time
snd manner Of holding The terms Of tho Parish
Court Ia and for The parish 1f jefferson.
Eco .. Be II further enacted, etc., That All Acts
snd parts OF acts inconsistent With The pr0yi.
sions Of thi, act be and the same arc hereby
repealed.
bEe. .. De IL further enacted, etc., That this aet
shall take sffsct from and after lin passage.
tHiEnedj LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker or Tho House oil Representatives.
tBignsd) LOUIS A. Witt.
Lieutenant Governor and President Oh tho Senate.
Approved March D, 1877.
t5ignedl FItAEUIS r. MICH OLLa,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A trne copy.
0soAn AHnoro,
.&.4. Assistant Secretary OF State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-07

srees . Blacksmith shop on Peters street. Bio.
tween Onstonhouso and Cressman.
i u Resolution granting r. Hush Iermiss on ID
erect bake oven 81 No. a73 81. Philip street.
| by Mr.. Diamond, aud adopted
| l. Ordinance MAX ng square bounded by Sixth,
Harmony, Locust and Msgnoiis streets, ~ Gem.
etery. to be known az "Loeust Grove Cemetery
| No. ~
2. Resolution accepting proposal 81 Lambert
Go, 10 furnieh Department Waterworks and
pnblis Buildings with one boat load Of pistsbatg
| GOAL " 47c per barrel"
By Mr.. Bfswa, and adopted
!. Resolution nj p opriating $500 La favor Of W.
W. Hing, "a account, for services rendered In
suits OF John Kyle Steamboat Company Oh ala
against the city.
2. DISSOLUTION appropria.ing s75 In favor Of the
Police Jury, fright bankl parish OF Jefferson.
by Mr.. Brown, and read twice
/. Reaotusa, That d tax OF one and one half Der
cent on all taxable property within The limits Of
tho city Of New Orleans be and ID hereby levied
rolls Of said year.
2. An ordinance providing for shs payment oil
the several accounts therein named for Februa.
ny, 1877, beginning ~. o, DEmoaaAr" and
amounting To si4,Gs7 90.
D. An ordinance approprialiug s7ei7 Of In favor
of. D. Houston, Criminal Sheriff. for maints-
nance OF prisoners for tho month Of January,
1877.
4. An ordinance Ia favor OF J. D. Houston,
Crimiaal Sheriff. for s4422 80 for fees In the
month Of January. 1877.
d. An ordinance In favor OF Euegno May, Clerk
ofsuperior Criminal Court, for s2is9 90, being for
fees, stc.
@. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
tho several pay rolls therein named. beginning
"pay roll Of Municipal Police Courts" and
amounting 10 1916 So.
7. An ordinance providing for tho payment Of
the several accounts therein named beginning
GAS. o'Neil. CIerk Of tho First District Court
and amounting TO 1905 N.
Petitions.
l. From sufferers by the late great fire In the
Third District. praying TO be relieved from taxa-
ton.
2. From discharged laberers of Seventh Ward,
for reappointmsnt In improvements Department
0. From II. Ellermsn, lessee city wharyes, ~
nounoing wreck Of wharyes and levees In Second
and Third Districts, and stating that he bad COM
menced TO replace them under protest, as not
being part oil his contract, and that he will hold
the city responsible.
4. From NJ. Miguel, proprietor bathing estab-
lishment, LII Rampant street, stating that hs
was deprived of water from August 1, 1876, 10
February IL, 1877, and suffered $1,000 damages,
and proposing 10 compromise his claim for dam.
ages against the city
All referred to the Committee OF the Whole.
From forty.eight merchant, asking that
good crossing be established In front Of Cotton
Exchange. on GRAY er street.
Referred TO Administrator of fmprov ments.
From D Dantagnap, lessee LeBreton Market,
praying for repairs OF same.
Referred to Administrator Of Waterworks and
Public Buildings.
The Council then adjourned.
THOs. @. RApTEIi. Secretary.
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No. 2e.l AN ACT

TO annex certain territory oil Lincoln parish b
the parish OF jackson, with proviso: 10 pro
vide for tho rediyieon Of Jackaon parish Into
police jury wards, TO dispose Of certain snits
pending In the courts OF Lincoln parish, and
70 permit certain persons to select tho par
ish OF their d6micile.
BEurtoN /. De II endcted bu tho Senate and
Houss IF Representations af ths Stale VI Louisiana
" General assembly eonuened, That tho follow
parish of Lincoln, DO and tho same Ia hereby
annexed " and made part Of tho parish Ok Jack.
son. toswit: The north half OF township ssven.
teen. north Ok ranges one, two, west, 7souidHd,
that the citizens OF tho territory thus annexed
listing debt created by the police jury Of Lincoln
pariah, and shall BIO exempt from any taxation
by Jackson parieh for one year.
eEc. q. De 4 further enaeteS, ste., That the
police jury Of Jackson parish shall, at 10y first
meeting after The passage of this act, re-diviao
The pariaii Of jackson into ave wards of convent.
ent and proper dimensions
Bro. 9. De u further enacted, efo, That nil
OWL suits pending In the courts Of Lincoln parish
wherein tho defendant resides In the above ans
nexed territory, shall BIO transmitted by the
clerk OF Lincoln parish 10 The courts OF jackson
parish, without eoets.
sEu. 4 Be ~ further enacted, eto. That when
Tho northern boundary line OF Jackson parieh, na
formed by tho annexation Of the above.dsseribed
territory, divides the resident lands Of any per.
son, said person may select the parish Of his
permanent domioile, by filing In the Recorders
Office OF said parish declaration to that effect.
HnG. .. DO II further enacted. etc, That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage,
and that al laws III conflict herewith BIO and The
same are hereby repealed.
tSigned) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker OF the HOUSE 81 Representatives
(SiEnedl LOUIS A. WTLTH,
Lieutenant Governor and President of The Senate.
Approved March g. 1877.
tsiEned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor Ut the state OK Louisiana.
A true sopy:
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Firsmsn's Charitable Association Of
the Sixth District. for services REM
dered In tho mouth OF February, 1877.
~ - y per contrast 1900 90
The Seventh District. for services
rendered 10 the month Of February,
1877. 40 per contract ..a........s g6G or
as~a4 sSs~a
TOTAL ss....s........s........ .sI4,ssa aA
Adopted by The Council of the CITY of Nov Or. ]
lesns, March ID. 1877, s n IS
!, Yess--I,rown, Csvanae, Denis, Diamond, Me-
Caffrey, Kengstorff.
truo copy.
THOMAS @. HArrvH. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-07
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR NETTING.

CtrY HAIL, Ngw UHfMAss, |
Tuesday, Mareh i. ts77. !
The Council met this day NJ IL o'clock "a. In
reguiar session.
Present. Hon. nd. P.lsbnry, Mayor, presiding,
and Administrators Brown, Cavanao, Diamond,
Dennis, Mccartney aud Eengstorff.
The minutes Of the previous meeting we're up.
proved and their reading dispensed with.
Communications from tlae Mayor aud
Administrator.
Tho Mayor laid before the Council the fellow
Ing:
JOINT monthly report OF the Administrators OF
Finance and Pubic Accounts for the month
ending February %, th77.
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No. az AN ACT
For thl relief OF Mrs. Julia A. Meredith. the
widow OF the Hon. ThnmaH T. Msradifh

For th relief OF Mrs. Julia A. Meredith, the
widow OF the Hon. Thomas e. Meredith.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State of Louis
iand, la General assembly conuened. That
there be and is hereby appropriated, out of the
fund provided by act No. 4, approved January az,
1877. for the mileage and per diem OF members
OF the General Assembly, to AIRS. Julia A. Mere
dith, widow OF the HIM. Thomas Il. Meredith.
late 5enator OF tbs e ghteenth District, who died
during the present session, 8 fnm sufficient to
pay her the mileage and per diem which would
have been due her late husband, from the COM
mencs ment 70 the end of the session, if he had
surrlyess and that the same be paid to the said
Mrs Julia A. Meredith, or her agent, in the same
manner that members of the General Assembly
are paid.
SIC, .. Be IL further enacted, etc, That this act
shall take effect from aud after its passage.
lSignedl LOUIS BUSH,
speaker OF this H use of Representatives.
lSignedi LOUIS A. Wilt
Lieutenant Governor and President IL the Senate.
Approved March 8, 1s77
iSignedl FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
a true copy:
Oscar ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-07
CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAYonALrY or NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, March 6, 1877,

MAyonALrY or New ORLEANS.
City Hall, March 9, 1877.
fNo. Observation-Disclosures Series
An ordinances making appropriations for chart
| table institutions for tho month OF February,
1877.
Be Ii ordained by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, That the Administrator OF Public
Accounts warrant ON the Administrator OF FL
nance In favor of the following institutions for tho
| sums respectively set opposite their names,
being the allowance for charity for the month Of
February, 1877, In conformity with article TIC. re-
vised city laws and ordinances:
st. Mary's Catholic Orphan Bog u Asylum,
Charities, between Mazant and French
streett; two hundred and ffty-two
St. Vineeni,s Home, Mo. III Bienville Wv y
street; eighty -four inmates. ......... 90 90
81. Elizabeth's Asylum, Napoleon Ave-
nne, corner Of Prytania street; one
hundred and fifty inmates. ~. ........ 175 90
Female Asylum OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. No. 87l Rampant street; one
hundred and seven inmates. :......:. 12l SO
Mount Carmel Asylum, No. So Piety
street, one hundred and twenty -four
inmates. Neutrality-suspicious.. IA G7
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum,
Clio street, between Camp aud prytania
streets; one hundred and twenty-five
inmates. Observation-Disclosures. 14a SO
Protestant Episcopal Children's Homo,
Jackson street, between Chippewa aud
ut. Thomas streets; thirty-nine inmates As IS
Home for Jewish Widows aid Orphans,
jackson street, corner OF Chippewa
street: one hundred and six inmates. 123 6G
Orphans Home, Seventh street, between
Magazine and Constance streets; one
hundred and twenty-six inmates. LAT 90
ST. Anna Asylum, Prytania street, corner
OF St. Mary street; ninety-seyen in
mates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lIo LII
Louisiana Asylum, Hospital street, corner
of TonM street, twenty-eight inmates. 80 CT
Convent Of the Good Shepherd, Bienvile
aAr hAEN n.na TtAfI.