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the eye that close confinement for q series Of
years would be sero rly dangerous 70 his life. In
addition, he wished to call the attention Of the
Court b. the fact that Immediately. succeeding his
conviction the co insel with litts delay posi-
bl had filed motion fir new trial, and while II
was pending the prisoncs escaped.
When, on the subsequent morning, they came
into court and asked To be heard as 70 the motion,
the Court responded that when they produced
their client he would gre them a hearing, and
not before. The proceedings were part OF the
records OF the court and should be disposed Of be-
lore sentence was passed.
His Honor replied that sentence had been passed
under the assumption that all intermediate pro-
ceedngs had been Withdrawn.
Mt. oliver stated that such was not the ase.
The motion for new trial was regularly taken,
and prosecuted In good fifth. and they desired 10
have an opportunity 10 he heard upon It,
The Court directed the clerk not to enter the sen:
tence imposed for .he present, and designated
Saturday next rs the time for the hearing.
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NEW SPRING Coon, now open In our tailoring
dcpa tment. They are very select styles popular
In price, and. having the finest cutters in the city
| We insure the most pcrir tt-itting garments
A. SAK> X Co, $40 seventh street
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HARD times demand economy; practice Il by
rcnUYaling your sOiCd gloves with JUUvES's lSO,
DER0us KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents poi
bOllle
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Last week Justice Olin issued n writ Of hdbcas
corpus TO Colonel John Y. Croker, warden OF the
jail returnablc before him, TO produce the body Of
George T. Robinson. This man was tried In the
Criminal Court Oh an Indictment for assault with
intent to kill and convicted Of assault aud battery.
and was sentenced by the court to the common Jail
4 7 one year
In pctitioning for the writ the counsel for the ne.
titioucr raised the point that the rcator having
been convicted Of u minor Oilvnse, III which the
Police Court had exclusive jurisdiction, the ease
should have been renianded To that court for nc.
ton.
The case was heard before Justice DIN
yesterday. Mr. A. G. Bradley appear
Ing for the relator and District Attorney Wells fol
the government.
Aitcr tie argument His Honor rcmnnded tic
prisoner to tue cut dy Of the warden of the Jail
holding that under the statute Of 1872 the court
| had jurisdiction. lie maintained that n per OIL
indicted for OfIeusc was liable for any charge
| That IN ght be involved in IT, and, although juty
should Iail IN convict the accused Of the crime ~
which he or she might lie indicted, yet they coult
return verdict of guilty for q minor charge, whirl
was essential in the committing of the more seri
\ Gus one.
| When such 4 verdict was returned the Criminn
| Court had competent aud ample Jurisdiction T.
| pGSs sentence IN the CnSe.
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ST. Nicholas for the Girls and Boys,

not content with u programme of surprising
excellence, including Miss ALcOTT's charming
serial story, UNDER THE LILAcs," which it
is hoped will equal Little Women" in popu-
larity, starts another story this month.
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USEFUL FEET

DR.. WHITES establishment, opposite Willard's
Hotel Corns, BunIons, Diseased Nails Frosted
Feet, a, relieved and cured, without pain. EstAb
lshed In Washington In 1851
Fee, q Per yhi !al2u
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Last evening about seven o'clock, the window u
JLcvns' secondhand store, No. l2l3 Estrcct north.
west was robbed OF several pistols. The thieves
cut piece OF gas ont Of the corner Of the sash
large enough Ia allow them 10 put their hard
through, uud removed everything In reach. A
small cOIured boy named Gus Abbott, saw them AT
noiE. but a. they threatened to knock him in the
heal II he give any alarm he waited until they
bRd finished before he informed the proprietor
The boy gave the EaITss uf the guilty parties aud
they viii probably be arrested this morning.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ Y. NJ. G. A,
~ Corner OF Ninth and ID streets
Tree Ecadng-iioom. Library, Parlors, Conversation
Room.
DAILY MISUNDERSTANDING. la.l5 10 l2I5. Evenings
y TO o'clock. Normal Glass for Christian Workers
Monday evening, q to- O'Clock. Assoc alton Prayer
Meeting Thursday, wedni lay, aud Thur day even-
ingS tu7. Praise srrvice-FTidav evenings, to T.
PmlOr SOcIal-Friday evening. 100 TO " sunday
school Lesspn--SaturdRv eNeIinR, 0 to T. SUNDAY
evening service. 6to o'clock. Gospel meeting every
sun hay afrcrnn, n In lincoln Hall. ut o,cs9k.
Ne Young men OF Washington and TIER friends
are Invited. tci6
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Left.Of clothing, watches pistols, &c, bought Of
Herzogs, sl5 D street. Orders attended bo.
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Yational 8epublitan,



At pALrisoRE AND POTOMAC DEror, Sixth AND u
sTnEETA
Morning E,Sninc.
eIA New York eSpress LOO Boston express
sk< v. night express. In Richmond express
en- tlerandria Gs, Alexandria
r1n Alexandria ti0 New York limited.
~ Md. Va. southern. f:n Alexandria
N,t, Alexandria. IEio New York mail.
rs baltimore accom-. 5sao, AlsSAndria
ssfb, North and West s6;D, Alexandria
-, Alex andria Gas, Midland Virginia
slSeo, Alexandria 5;SD, Alexandria
.n0o, Northern pnsL sPop, North nnl West
mo, Alexandria 'a25. n. o.. NJ idisnd Va
loco Richmond.
sAirtve Cnly. Others Sundays excepted.
At BALrINoRR AND ONO DEPOT NEW Jersey AVE.
NUE. AND STREET.
HoinfnO. Efrninp.
e6:ik n. Y. Phil n I3os en- $40 Baltimore accom-.
ss.z., Baltimore express. $40, raltimCrc accom-.
To. Western express. 500 y y Phil los cS.
tsp,llrltimore accom-. $40 Western Mill
6b, Fred &c, MET. BIRCH ,Ga5, Baltimore accom-.
ga, baltimore. ANNAPOLIS sets. Baltimore express
and way, ESQ Western express.
kE, Msrtinsb,irg and HA- ssOp, RAltinGrc cypress
Eers.oyn ar Mel birch sells n Y, Phil & hos ex
sfcso, Baltimore accom-. 1919 baltimore accom-
nSn Baltimore express
sArrive daily. OtisfS sundays excepted
81 For the time OF departure OF trains, soc advcr'
Elements elsewhere.
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DRIFTED INTO PORT:

4 SERIAL STORY FOR BOYS.
This story opens with scene in English
school life which has scarcely been surpassed in
the whole range of modern juvenile literature.
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the BOARD or uEALrn.
Discussing Trismus NRsccntium-Doctor
who Disagree,

"
Discussing Trismus Nasccntium-Doctor b
who Disagree.
The Board Of Health met last night all the mem.
ben present The report Of the operations Of The
health oficc was submitted as follows;
Nusanccs reported 4S6; referred, 81 abated, S3T
nbae1, 3Oi; referred 70 Commissioners Of District
of Columbia, .: official notices issued, 81; citi-
rens complaints, 81; causes Of death inves-
tigated, S; pccuniary conditions Investigated, 4;
burals at public expense investigations for local
cause Of disease. 10; scsrlatna,7; diphtheria, 8;
premises found In sanitary condition 81 insaniary,
7; tons Of garbage removed IS; dead animals re.
moved II; pritlcs cleaned by o. L. A. Company,
$40. Marine products inspccted-l3,7o5 bushels Of
oysters, 3.70v lunches Of fish. Condcmnod-O0
bushels Of oysters, "A punches of hsh. Unwholc.
some food conference.-the pounds beef 10 pounds
veal, pounds mutton, pounds pork, IS pounds
vcnson 5 geese. = chickens, 30 birds, - dozen
eggs, 81 cabbages, q bushels potatoes, and bushcl
apples. Animals impoundcd. 2: killed, ].
The greater part Of the session was occupied IN
bearing and discussing the reports from the com
miitee appointed To investigate the so.cnllcd cpl
dcniic Of trism,is nasccntun. DR.. Verdi made u
majority report in which Judge Warden concurrcd
concluding as follows:
In conclusion, your committee beg leave to
4. That trsmus nascentum is not disease pc.
cniar u tropical c!matc-to any locality, latitude.
or country, although Il is very oen the rc'ult of
great and sudden changes and to high degrees of
temperature
nDNprty. mpDDltlC
mir unwholeson,e C'nd and nrnLa6y nce iii" col
Or,d ARE prrlisp,siny car. 10 This fatal ,nnady
20 That applying The FOREGOING f,cts To a large
majority of lie destitute nsvrn nnuintion Of thc
District of Columbia among whom almost all these
eases ere G1InI v1I,r rnnuittrc 500 unthInV
unreasonable imrrnlnLe or ',xnp,,erntod hi
he rrpnrl Of Medical ,nitary Iuspcrior Stewart
hut OF, the contrary IL recognizes the valuable scr.
vice thnt officer ms rendered. In tuis bnnrI and To
| Tho rnmmuuity la his I,ni and rncrgy in nrnyin,
| The existence Of tiis mia disease
81 That Il * the ,lufy or thy Hazard of Health IN
pcrcvCTc IN lhrs Inyu tirGtiOns suggest and offer
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Brokerage on Cotton.
N. O. Democrat.

We had hoped that by tl's time
the Cotton Exchange would nave
taken some action 10 the matter OF
the brokerage now charged against
Factors There is really no reason
whv such action should not be taken
and every reason why it should: We
DON'T if a single intelligent factor
who has the interest of his planters
At heart really approves the present
svstem or would vote to continue u
# the question were once larry
brought before the Exchange. 1t Is
manifestly al injustice to charge the
PLANTERS with the expenses u ''e
person who buys cotton. They have
p Already maid tor planting, cultivstine
and gathering it, for sending II u
market and handling it up to the mo-
ment of its purchase by the 1uyer
Surely it seems that the planters res
nonsibility ought TO- cease at tna
pp";nt. Tie broker is employed .!
the buyer, acts solely in his interest
and and ia bound to reduce the price :
the lowest possible figure. 10 max
the planters bear part Of the expeos
in this transaction is to 10 V!"Ieae
to every principle Of right aod 9as "'c'
There il no charge which gives snc
y dissatisfaction to the planters an
which il 40 eminent'y the interest
t tina factors to abolish, and yet 1t h'
J. TINS far been impossible to enga|
. the attention Of the Exchange fo1 Il
little while that would DO |,
n ouired to dispose Of it concloslVe Z!
'e At no other exporting point Is u
% sytem in vague. New Orleans EMO
2. a peculiar and gloomy isolation ~ !. :
IS matter 81 clinging to an obso'ute, a
10 essentially stupid custom cust'
which is not beneticent to the u
n. kers and which is simply an 'mpo
ia ton on the planters
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,outh America, of which coffee alone
constitutes a trade Of much interests

Sonth America, of which coffee a'oht
constitutes a trade of much interestI
to this State. .eN
g That the Democratic party ct
1on;s;ana demands that the national
banking system be abolished ana :'
national bank notes retired, ana l"
lieu thereof the government OF 'ne
United States shall issue an eq"a'
amount of treasury notes, commonly
known as "grcenbacks," and we also
demand the unconditional and I'M,
mediate repeal of the Resumption" ac1,s
and are unalterably opposed to the
Iuinous policy pursued by the he
pnblican party whereby the volume
Of the currency has been contracted
far below the business requirements
Of the country, and failures, dcpres
sion Of business and panprr wages
have been tntailed. We demand the
rrpe, Il Of all laws imposing a tax up
IN the circulation Of State hanks.
! 10. That it is the sense of this con-
vention that all bonds and ob!'gat,""s
Of the national government should be
mid in the legal tender greenback
} notes of the United States. except
where it is otherwise provided IN the
r original law under which they ~e''
: Issued. We further demand the re-
j.. neal of all laws passe! subsequent t. e
:. tho original law creating the poo''
; debt by which the obligations OF TN
J. country have been made more 11 ooe'
;. ous, and We recommend that Unite
IF States treasury notes shall he mad
receivable for all dues, public an
s. nriyate, including custom duties:
is II. That it is the sense and JadG
D ment of this convention that tn
Sc Legislature Of this State at its mex
ce session should provide for the calm
v and assembling of convention
x the earliest practicable time therea
ho ter, to frame and to establish a ne
Mt constitution Of the State of Loulslan
nd - That in favoring a call tor
an Constitutional convention it is not p:.
tic nosed to displace or interfere WI
nd the incumbent officials in the Sta
ey no,.rnmnnt A. F. O.
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Alta funeral in Ireland the clergyman
had not been informed Of the sex OF the
deceased. He accordingly leaned over to
the sexton and said: "Sball say pro
ther or sister here departed ,ns
neither sir" whispered the man "shure
he was only an acquaintance"
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Poultry Keeping.

There is a great difference between
caring for your chickens and letting
them care for themselves. Many farmers
nrefer the latter course, without con-
sidering that there is a difference ~ tne
nrof;t a. we'll as in the labor. The to-.
fow;no hints from the Poultry world
viii henetit those who are interested IN
r,;s;no fowls:-"Clear rye bran alone
shonld never he fed to fowls, on account
If its swelling and caking in mass III
the crop. and proving fatal to chicken
l;fe not unfrequcntly. 1t will thus 500
den and increase in bulk very raP'uy
before digesting; causing rupture OF the
crop if any great quantity mas oeen cav
On. A ueiie6bor, We recollect, in, q hnr'
rad way mixed a large painful with va
ter and placed the mess before a nice
flock of three quarter grown ch'ckene,
leaving them to enjoy the feed at thelI
laisure' He drove away i'll the wagon
and after an absence of q few hours re-
tnrued to find his birds scattered aooa'
dead in his yard. 1t is very good wnel
mixed with wheat bran and oat meal o.
corn meal. But by itself it should no
u. fed to fowl stock. Fowls drink wa
> ter freely, but they know just how m"cl
D thev need. and when they have access {
Q tho fuid clean, sweet and fresh the
q ;mh;he no more than Is good tor then
q It is therefore unnecessary 10 NIX you
- dough too thin and sloppy at the Mot'
;nr feeding, Have the meal well 'ca'o at:
: ona feed the mixture to the stock ST.
T. and comparatively dry. We often wo1
j. der how it is that hens will consent
1t tienosit their eggs in such filthy nests
y are often seen, among the. class who
1, not keep fancy towels. They may ma
to been drought up TO- it," ana TINS M
<e account for their apparent lack OF !
- 6nemsut but the! only excuse nv . 9W;5
50 of the birds can have is 1aziness. Fit
~ nests enpender disease Or sickness, a
g. the owner, from these two causes alo
~ Ioses far more than h. saNss in time
I'D not attending to them properly. !
Of Nests for laying hens should he ov
las hauled and renewed two or three tiE
90 during the season, and the boxes be
20 whitew ashed thoroughly As often a
~ Nv necessary, and fresh material be
10 abundantly supplied. The nests for
~. t;nC hens should be renewed every t
bls a fresh batch of eggs are set. By
'ssa means you need have = little fer = of
the the great pest Of the poultry bree
ind While fine iay;Or fine, we'll broken st
ON makes good nests, 4 very good ne:.t
,ro- he made with shavings from wood,
~; lect only the thinnest and softest
's'' make the nest we'll With them. ]
can, he lightly sprink led with dill!
carbolic .cid to keep away the lice,
and being very porous, will retain the >
the Of the acid much longer than any q
n. material.
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Poor Mans puDD,SG-l cup sour
milk, I CLIP If cream, l egg l TEA :.
sp,oi, soda, ! cup sugar, and pine" OF
sa|t {: boil iuya bag about a" h"nt ::
after thickeuing with cornmea'' STIR
onto stiff and add II cups rals'hs'
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r. Is we'll to look at both sides OF 2 fan'
Oua cheated" Sunday in Philadelphia
the other day, the minister was tanning
himself vigorously. He did not 500, but
the congregation did, that tho reverse Of
bio fan bore tho inscription, 'Buy-s
bitter's.
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The boil worm is rapidly destroying
the cotton in Navarro county IL 10 es'l.
mated that the crops will be cut snor'
one half :; worms has also made their ap'
nearance in Williamson county.
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PARSONS
nm ATIV P1 l. ;

Stand unequaled before the world 'o ,
By varying the dose according 10 dlre &C.,
lions; S Parsons Purgatiye Pills etfoctually
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
Il not entirely cure Dyspepsia, scrolela
a. Kings Evil, Rose, Erysipelas or 81.
Anthony's Fire, Ernptions, ana Er"p NV.
Diseases of the Skin, SaiI hneu m avs
ter. Ringworm, Sores, -Bolls, 4amo ',s
Morbid swellings, Ulcerations, Pimp'es
and Blotches. "a
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Switzerland has 70 ;eived the Grand
n;n,"ma. and many god medals for the
t;nest watches at the Paris Exposition
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED
Most Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed
or No Pay.
r,u directions around each box
phrs;cians supplied by mail, postpaid
for "a 80 per thousand, in bulk, cash III
~, navsncs We will send these Pills t.
a"v reliable druggist or merchant to eel
on commission. Agents wanted every
where. f.. 5aHs.& catyras ..7f -
8; JOHNSON & CO., v
BAsGOR, NAME, Propristors.
June 23-Iy 49,.
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PROCEEDINGS

OF TIE FOURTH CONVERSATIONAL '''>
rR1cT CONVENTION HON. J. b. I'A"
RE NOMINATED.
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Hon. J, B. Elan having receive" me
vhnle vote of the convention he was
unanimously declared the candidate = 9" u.
the Democratic party for Congress 10,
the Fourth Congressional D's1''ct OF
the State of Louisiana. +. W. south
erin, ESQ.,, of De Soto, accepte" inc
nomination for Mr.. Elan; whcre"P"h,,
M motion. the convention adjourned
sine die. y. r. fhEohn Ill.,.
| G.. G. NASH, 'ee'"o''''
Secretary.
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BATON ROYCE, Ia, /
Auuust ), ~.
RE NOMINA

August ), Io'-.N
The Democratic Convention '"T 'i''
Foutb Congressional District OF '''',
State Of Louisiana met at the 'aH''''
House in the city Of Baton Rouge OH
the 5th day of August, le|S' p"':''HS
to call of the State Central C''n"'''''.
The convention was called to "r"'F
hv Hon, VIM. A. Strong, OF W'"n' VINO
Nominated E. F. Presley, ESQ., "l "a
h;ne for Chairman, aud Z. u N'>''
ESQ.,. of Grant, for Secretary VII"
we're unanimously elected:
F. G. Hunter, Esq, Of Rap'HeS' put
in nomination the Hon. j: 3. E'aH'' on
DeSoto, rs a candidate for CONGRESS
which was seconded by Judge }: W.
Duncan, of Caddo. On motion OF NV
Fellows, of Rapides, the vote WAS
taken hy Parishes, when the '"''" n
votes we're cast for Hon. }. Il. h''"'
| If DeSOtO
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THE PLATFORM.

Local and Nation IsSueS-lleuges
to the Laboring ClaSseS-Ihe
Nichols Government LII
dorSed-A COnStitu
tional COnven
ton Demand
ed.
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A Mystery Solved.
The Greatest Medical Triumph o.
Modern Times! The Mysterious
Channel ofDiseose Discorere"'
and Certain Cure Pro"-
ded. The Stomach,
Lirer, and Bowels
the Centre Of
Disease.
PARSONS PURCATl|E PILLS,
The Great Anti Bilious Remedy AMI
Miasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS

PAiIOON .
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Are the result of long continced Sclen-
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cure all diseases originating in the
stomach, Liver, and Bowels No grip
;na Mains follow the use Of these Pills,
unless the Bowels are infiamed; OUT ne,
Eaf immediate Relief, may he relied
mnnn As a Common Family Physic
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v sau H.s. a ertjsemenfs $3.50 per square OF
TrsnsiesnN. .r;sr first insertion Each snpse'
10 lines nre Is cents per square. .''&a
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| That the Democratic C"nserva'
tive marty of the State of Louisiana
in convention assembled, d" hereov
rejterate all the pledges contained III
the party platform adopted IN july
1876, and particularly the following
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts arc acknowledged
Additional from Israelites of Chicago,
tahr a, M Chas; Simon, acting Presi-
Amos Fox Secretary IS5Iief Oommittteee, AZ ~
At.lanta. aa., through DIR. s.. M. Be-
Norwood & Richards ~ 80 OF :"
Benevolent, Association Of the La. Con-
ro o2nrd 1. tlh}Irongh O. l. Muh Treasurer oe
yos. ", bbrlllqle, D member OF SAME. | 90
John Z qpW'e 70 q, Cusro. Texas through Hon.
Z a nsnary E,i Mayor r, Is 90
Two little children, st. James parish... Q 90
t by "; 4, Nqnnne a, Benham, Texas, 49, ~
n. u. Church ~ n, and md til tie &C Chris
bro ghu Ea1 II H St. neeapr ILL., ion
n Bank Of f Jefferson and Louisiana Na- :.
sumo, lQr mem pn1S Observation-Disclosures. I5g 90
HORNE Bros, 1 Co., Ghieago, Ill. through A'' "
r d + bbtaasney president nn 100 90
T; Kin; Rim1b91li Cashier. and Hibernia
Pre Ha15 R e. Wv York Exchange from o. ~
Mrs Cora 4: slocomb. through Col. D. % o.
Urquhart ..................,..... SO 90
Hon. Il. Howard McCnleb. .............. 30 O.
German sncleties, Galveston, through
Texas Banking and Insurance Com
pany and Citizens Bank. ............. 1876 oO
Geo. ods Treaaurer Relief Committee. % W
s st. Jose sot Mo-, through Il. K Con- ooo ~
j. 8. Kaine. General Agent Manhattan
Insurance. Company. Atlanta. Ga,
through Weshans IL Woods, ......... 25 90
Wflison, Knight Il Co.. New York 500:
Nashawanuek Manufacturing Com
pany, New York. Sb0 Noyes Smith
j Co., New York. s25: Rey. r. FL.
Craig. collected among his flock.
Dhsyille, N. Y, 80 80: through Katz
y Barnett. ...n....,.,..,,,,.,.... 1888 80
Hon, W. T., Cabell, Mayor OF Dallas
Texas, through Adams d Leonard
and State National Bank ..... ......:. 200 Or
Michael Ash and State National
Bank, .:............... 115 0c
Farley Spear & Co., Montgomery Ala,
through Jurey & ellis. ............... 50 90
Tarrant o., New York. through Fin
ley S Thompson. Observation-Disclosures. so OC
Charles g. Gilbert Green Il Co., New Or
leans. .........,......,.......... 200 90
A Widows mite" :........................ s 90
W. 8. Tyler. Cleveland. O., through Z.
Angel, agent. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
Temperance meeting In Wankeeha, Wis.,,
through A.. Frame. ESQ, for Gre
, NADIA. .:.........:.,... 10 90
Citizens E@ns Of Tyler Texas through o'app =, :.
Stark Il Lowenthal, New York. through
q. Lazard Il CO......................... 10 90
st. Jnmes Relief Association. through j.
q. Bergeron, treasurer. 81 80
smith d GOLDSMITH b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 90
s. B. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
New Orleans. September s. 1878. sec 1t