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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-20

brt--From com. of conference on the dis
ayeeng votes Of the two houses on proposed
anendments to S 157, relating to the manage
lent Of the state prison and state workhouse,
snmendng that the House recede from so
Of the House amendment as gives the Gov
r the power to remove q director for any
e. The recommendations Of the committee
agreed to-
ore resuming consideration of H. 391, the
arrived for the meeting OF the
JOINT ASSEMBLY
l1he Senate came into the Representatives Hall.
al half past two o'clock and a Joint Assembly
vs. formed for the election of Secretary Of State,
Ahditor of Accounts, Sergeant-at- Arms, Adju-
ant and Inspector General, Quartermaster-Gen-
sml Judge Advocate General, Railroad Com
missioner, Commissioner Of the Insane, three D-
rkOrs of the State Prison, three Trustees OF the
mont Reform School, and three Trustees Of
University of Vermont and State Agricultural
II. p. COTTON President OF the Senate.
80 chair; George Nichols, Secretary of State,
Clrk.
Tor Secretary of State Mr.. MARTIN of Lon
drderry nominated George Nichols OF North
fed seconded by Senator Mead of Orange Co.
vhereupon, no other nomination being made,
Gk)RGE NICHOLS of Mortified was Gully elected
at office for the two years next ensuing, by
roce vote, and the oath OF Office was adj
ered by the President of the Joint Assembly.
auditor of Accounts, Mr.. Spragne Of Bran
don, nominated Jeu T. lsluu OF AlDuiSn seconded
by senator Deane of Windsor county, Mr. Mack
Of Hinesburgh, MIR. Miles of Craftsbury, Mr.,
Brown of Benson, Mr. Collins OF Barton, Mr..
Fuller Of Fairhaven, Senator Battell Of Addison
county and Mr. Shores Of CRANKY.
Senator BALLARD of Chittenden county nom
mated Il. Henry Powell of Richford seconded by
Mr. Ely-Coddard Of West fairlee, Mr. Steele OF
Sharon, Mr. Hammond of Middlebury, Mr.. Ienne
of Enosburgh Mr.. Waterman Of johnson, Mr.
Root of Rupert Mr. Pollard Of Windsor Mr.
Rockwell of Brattleboro, Mr.. Bingham OF Essex
Mr. Chase of Concord senator Belden of Caledo
mia county and Senator Dillingham; of Washington
county
Mr.. HOWE of Castleton nominated Samuel
Williams of Castleton; Mr.. White of Calais nomi
mated Stephen Shrrtleff of Montpelier; seconded
by MIR Eaton Of Danvile, and Mr.. Redngton o.
FINLAND.
The ballots having been taken and examined
by the teer-Senator Ballard, Mr.. Spague o.
Brandon, Mr. Howe of Castleton, and MIR Whit,
ofGpais-resulted as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-20

AnN ereupOn LEVI q. KINGSLEY, having re-
ceived jority OF all the votes east, was de-
caredd duly elected Quartermaster-General for
the twI years next ensuing.
For Judge Advocate General, Senator Mead of
OraDgl county nominated f. g. Butterfield of
Rockingham; seconded by Mr. johnson of Rock
inghan and Senator Dunshee Of Addison county.
And We're being other nomination, i. g,
Bu' FIELD was declared duly elected Judge
ADV keneral for two years next ensuing.
SenfOr PARKER Of Lamoille county moved
that the Joint Assembly adjourn for one week
from today at half-past two O'Clock in the after
noon which was agreed to.
The Joint Assembly Immediately convened in
pursuance OF an adjournment for the purpose Of
electine a state superintendent Of education.
Mr.. AMP of Newport nominated Edward
Conantnf Randolph; seconded by Senator Deane
OF Windsor county, Mr. Hartshorn OF Guldhall,
Mr.. INIT of Weathersfeld, Mr. Hubbard OF
PlymtI,S, Senator Peck of Chittenden county,
Ser x Rutlinell of Washington county, Senator
RE couutand county, Senator Belden of Gale.
donnNr IVY, Senator Mead Of Orange county,
and Hor use of Montpelier,
SEM iejALLARD OF Chittenden Co., nominated
j, 5. ~ Of Brandon seconded by Mr.. Spngue
OF BrahfOn Mr.. Brown Of Benson, Mr.. Redingtou
OF Rutland, Mr.. Scranton of Vergennes, and
Senator Ormsbee of Rutland county.
The ballots having been taken and counted by
the tellers-Mr. Camp of Newport, Senator Bal
lard OF Chittenden county, Senator Deane OF
WldsSiusaunty and Mr.. Redington of Rutland
actl ers-Tesulted as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-20

Al thereupon. TRUMAN c. PHINNEY, hay
ig2 ASived majority of all the votes cast, was
d duly elected to the office of Sergeant-at
ArNl5r the two year, next ensuing.
F0 Adutant and Inspector General, Mr.. HUSE
OF Montpelier nominated James :. Peck of Mont
peie; seconded by Mr.. Howe Of Ludlow.
Wereupon, no other nomination being made
JAM.S $. PECK of Montpelier was duly elected
to uft office for the two years next ensuing, by II
uiuoEOc vote.
"a Quartermaster-G General, Senator ORMSBEE
of Atand county, nominated Levi G. Kingsley
of Rtland, seconded by Senator Stearns of Or
angssDunty, Mr.. Martin of Londonderry Sen
ato& zee of Rutland county, Mr.. Smaley of Bur
lin Mr.. Howe of Ludlow, Senator Ballard of
Gin Zen county, Mr.. Fuller of Fafhayen.
SeYtor BELDEN Of Caledonia county, nomi-
mated Truman G, Fletcher Of st. Johnsbury; sec
ondd by Mr. Meek of Hnesburgh, Mr.. Camp Of
Newprt, Mr.. Hammond of Middlebury, Senator
Parht Of Lamole county, Mr. Eaton of Dan
villeHr Judevine of Ilardwick, Mr. Monahan of
Unddlll, Mr. jackson of Barre, Mr. Chase of
CondId
MllAMESON OF Irasburgh nominated Cap
tain ares A. Curtis Of Mortified; seconded by
Mr. lel Of Paintield.
.ots having been taken and counted by
the u eH-Senator Ormsbee OF Rutland county,
Senayt Belden of Caledonia county and Mr.
Jaman Of lrasburgh acting as tellers-resulted
as fotws:
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whermpon, EDWARD CONANT, having re-
ceiyed amajority Of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected state superintendent Of education
for two years next ensuing
The Jint Assembly then dissolved, and the
Senate dthdrew,
Mr.. HDlNGTON Of Rutland moved to re-
considsske vote refusing the third reading Of IL
35l, "A TO the refinement Of the dead; and
on hi the motion to reconsider was or
On mo M OF Mr.. HAMMOND OF Middlebury
adjournd
Friday, November I5th-senate.
Blu iaToduced-By Senator POWELL, by con-
sent an et u incorporate the st Adams Rolling
MIL Company: To com. on manufactures
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And Z. HENRY POWELL having received ma
jorry of all the votes cast was declared duly
elected Auditor of Accounts for the two years next
ensuing.
Fer Sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. HOWE Of Castleton
nominated Truman C. Phinney of Montpelier,
seconded by Senator Deane of Windsor county
SeAor Peck of Chttenden county Nj Ely God
df nj West Fairee, Mr.. Huse of Montpelier,
King OF Essex county and Senator Dill
of Washington county.
MHOWE Of Ludlow nominated A. c. Brown
Of Montpelier, seconded by Mr.. Curtis Of Lowell
and Mr.. Whipple of Pomfret.
Tie ballots having been taken and counted by
the sllers-Mr. Howe of Castleton, Mr.. Howe Of
LudDw Senator King Of Essex county, and SEN
atorDillingham of Washington county acting rs
toll fnllnwg.
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Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by Rev A.
Hazen, Of Norwich
Mr.. HOlBROOK of Milton moved to reconsd-
er the vote refusing the third reading of H. 49,
to repeal an act establishing the Vermont Board
OF Agriculture, approved Nov. 2S 1876 Mr.
Dartt Of Weatherstield moved that the motion TO
reconsider be ordered to lie and be made the
special order for p o'clock next Tuesday after
noon, which was agreed TO.
Mr. HARRINGTON OF Halifax moved TO re-
consider the vote ordering the third reading of IL
30l, establishing the salaries of certain state Off
GERS, and fixing the number of certain state en-
ployees; and that the motion be ordered to lie
and be made the special order for next Tuesday
morning at l0l o'clock which was agreed to.
Read third tines. "a, In amendment of CHI
"a, Z. s., and all acts supplemental thereto and
in amendment thereof Mr.. Judevne of Hard
wick moved that the bill be amended SO as 10 de-
fine old cider to be cider that is more than one
month old, which was agreed to- Mr. bingham
of Essex moved to amend so as to permit the sale
of lager beer Of less than Que month old which
was disagreed to. On the question of the PASSAGE
Of the bill, Mr.. Ely-Goddard Of West Fairlee de-
manded the yeas and nays, which were taken
ayes 1913, nays o. So the bill was passed in con
currence with proposal of amendment
IL, 2lS, relating TO the compensation of town
superintendent of schools; passed.
H. 396, in addition to oh. "a z. g., relating To
highways. The bill was opposed by Mr. Nash of
Shelburne, and Mr.. Hazen OF Pomfret who moved
to amend by inserting the words II some other
reasonable route be not already provided" The
bill was favored by Mr. Whipple OF Pomfret, Mr.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-12-28
INNE\SE AUCTION SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest Money.
Splendid Chance for Debtors.

THE undersigned Agent and Assignee
l. will sell at Public Cutlery on
Saturday, llM day Of January, 1879
at the Court House door. in the town of
Natchitochcs. without limit or reserve,
I'LL the Notes. Accounts, Judgments,
Mortgages, Liens, and other rights and
credits, and Goods, Wares and Mcrchan-
disc, transferred by the late COL r. E.,
Burke to his creditors by contract of as
signment, dated the 18th day of June,
1872, duly recorded.
Also the undivided halfinterest former
y owned by the said K. E. Burke in the
QuisSenbury place. Said place consist.
ing of about 200 acres, most of which ia.
highly improved, situated miles below
| the town of Campte. on Red River.
Also the undivided one fifth interest in
the Lac DIES Mures plantation, situated
on Red River, above Campte.
Also the undivided one fourth interest
in the Harrison & Levy plantation, on
the Bon Dicu.
This sale will be made to enable the
Agent and Assignee to wind up the af-
fairs of said Estate, and settle with the
creditors thereof, and offers a good op-
portunity for those who are indebted to
it to settle up at discount. The As
sets can be seen ut my Office in H. A.
Walmsley's store, at any time from now
until sale day. and any information will
be furnished on application.
{. l.. WALMSLEY,
N"v.2 Agent Il Assignee.
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Card of Thanks

The gentlemen of this parish
who was lately dragged from their
homes to New Orleans. at the de-
mand of the infamous Hornsby,
have joined in a card Of thanks,
which is but a faint appreciation
of our gratitude, to those gentle
men Of the city who periodically
responded to their condition. Gov
ernOr Witt and Treasurer Burke
were quick to show their patriot.
ism and W e looked, for. such disin.
terested devotion from them. MIR.
Zunt s.of the City Hotel, and the
proprietors of the st. Charles like.
wise, were prompt to show that
they too were the friends of those
who suffer for freedoms sake, and
last but not least, Capt. Joe Aiken,
of the Red River Transportation
Company, has added another
wreath to his chaplet of fame with
the Red river people. He gave
free transportation to the prison
ers home and to their friends and
witnesses both ways.
Natchitoche will not soon for
get these friends.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-12-28
Kellog's Fate.
[Albany August

The case of Senator Kellogg is res
aGudicata. He cannot be reached ex-
cept by thirds votes of the next
Senate-New York Tines Washing.
ton dispatch.
The same correspondent will tele-
graph few days after the next Sen
ate shall meet, "Kellogg was reached
by majority vote. A ruthless Demo
cratic majority voted him out. A
brutal Democratic Secretary refused
to call his name. A muscular Demo.
cratic Sergeant>at- arms took him by
the slack lof the pants and the
nape of the neck and forwarded him
down the Capitol stairs four steps al
a time. (He Kellogg), however, has
made money betting against himself.
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Indictments Found.

Indictments have been found
against parties in this parish now
under bond in the ''Hornsby mat.
ter" The .. s. Marshall has been
instructed to notify them to report
in New Orleans on January Sd
inst.
These indictments and arrests
will amount only to harassing
and are intended but for persecu
tons, no one knows better than
the parties arrested.
They are patriotic gentlemen
and the harassing will not amount
to much.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-12-28
Our Local Finances.

If the matter of paying the January
interest on the State coupons is ex-
citing serious comment in New Or
leans and elsewhere, the Likelihood
of our parish not being able to meet
her liabilities this year will no doubt
excite corresponding comment at
home. Such, we are sorry to say,
seems, from present indications, to be
the fact. Both conditions, that of the
parish and State, were brought about
by the same agencies the inability
Of the people, or their refusal or ne.
glect, which amounts to the same
thing, to pay their taxes.
The sole income of the parish, as
well as the State, is from taxes col.
lected from the people-if they pay
1t can pay if not, then all their credit
falls to the ground. The Police Jury
has been economical even to parsi-
mony, and their expenditures have
been guarded and confined strictly to
what was absolutely required.
The estimated collections will not
reach, so we understand, sirty PEI
cent Of the estimates, and this awfu|
gap of forty per cent stares our paro'
chial finances in the face.
Unless the tax payers respond
promptlg-there is no help for the
present condition of affairs.
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Succession Sale,

Succession Of 4. N. Garrett.
by virtue of an order from the Hon
ID Parish Court of the parish of Natch-
itoches, will offer for sale at public auc
ton 1T the late residence of deceased il
Camptc, on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1879,
all the property belonging to the Sue
cesSion of A. NJ. Garrett, to-wit:
One hundred and sixty acres Of land
the south west quarter Of north east
quarter east half Of north west quarter
and north west quarter Of south east
quarter Section 2, township 10, range Z
One hundred and sixty acres of land
south east quarter of south west quarter
Section 10, north west quarter Of north
west quarter Section 90, township r.
range 6. south east quarter of south east
quarter Section a, and north east quar-
ter of north east quarter section Is, town
ship II, range I.
The Home place in Campte, purchased
from Mrs. A. J. Blackstone, containin.
twenty acres, more or less. described and
bounded as per inventory.
Also all the rights and credits, ant,
all movable property on inventory, con-
sisting of horses, mules, oxen, cows and
calves, goats, hogs, plows, cart, corn,
brick, furniture and one gun.
Terms Of Sale.
CaSl--for what it will bring.
a. L. GARRETT,
Dec. II. Natural Tutrix
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JUDGMENT,
NJ. J. CASTOR, wife, VS.. s. NJ. Crump,
husband.
Parish Court, Natchitochcs, La.

NJ. D. CASTOR, wife, VS.. s. NJ. Crump,
husband.
Parish Court, Natchitochcs. La.
No, 1877.
IN this case by reason of the law and
l. the evidence being in favor of the
plalntlff, NJ. }. Castor, and against the
defendant, S. NJ. Crump. Ii is ordered
adjudgcd and decreed, that plaintiff re.
cover Judgment against defendant, dis.
solving the community of acquetS and
gains heretofore existing between them
and that She also receive Judgment
against her said husband, S. NJ. Grimm
for the sum of three hundred and twenty
dollars, with 5 per cent per annum inter.
est thereon from the date of this judo.
mcnt, that her mortgage on the real cs
tate of her said husband be recognized
and enforced, and that she have further
Judgment for cost of this suit.
Thus done, read and signed in opr,
Court this the 18th day of November
1878.
[Sisncd] PA. SIMMONS,
| Parish Judge.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Natchitochcs.
| Clerks Office.
certify the above to be true ant
correct copy of the original Judgment OF
file in my office.
Witness my hand and Off
lLS.J cial Seal, this 18th day OF
December, A. d., 1878.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Dec. IA by. Clerk.
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Who IS in Liberty's Interest I

We hear much newspaper aud
private talk these days Of electiDg
this or that man to the Senate from
Louisiana, because he is in favor Of
the "Sugar interest" tho "Lcvec IN
terest,' " some "Ralroad interest" or
other; upon which several "lnter'
csts," if We admit tenth OF their
logic, these takers believe hang all
the law and the prophets.
Kenner is the Sugar man; Eustes
the Levee man; but as yet, from
SCOTS man. is either too modest TO
t1aunt his colors, or the "stcar' too
palpable "thus early" to admit OF
open advocacy to the extent of hing
inc the election of an United States
Senator upon its "merits'"
All this, while Louislana's citizens
arc being dragged from their homes
in open mockery of law and insult to
liberty, goes bravely on, and no man
yet appears as a candidate in 'Liber-
tvs INTERESTS Private schemes,
for gain, incite coalations to the end
that Treasury may be raided but
poor bruised liberty has not one so
poor as to bemean himself by doing
her reverence.
Now and then some holder man,
fashioned after our rude forefathers,
speaks out in school in plea of our
strangled rights as citizens.
He is laughed at for fool.
This ace is not cut to,that cloth.
Well, we suppose that time will
tell if this be the "decay of the Re-
public,' or the long night of sick
ening debauch from which she will
| slowly, yet surely recover.
In our rural simplicity we are led
to depend on men for much that only
angels could accomplish. We are
looking for guardian for liberty
among the noblcmen of our common
wealth, when, perhaps, the task We
would call him to is beyond the pow
er of Herculas.
But still, we ask; who is in Liber
tvs Interest?
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Every one now awaits with pain.
full anxiety the crisis which is up
on our party. TIA Constitutional
Convention is called-say for April
15th-then we move on to glory,
Ifthcrc be no Convention; if the
legislature goes on to the end 0
it's sixty days and while wrang.
ling over petty laws defeats the
will Of the people, salt, aye all in
Liverpool, wouldn't save the dem.
ocracy Of this State from an ever.
lasting, nevcr-to-be-recoVered
from defeat.
1t would require the check OF
adamant to defend the action OF
any party in such contingency,
and we are prepared to stand by
andse it numerically slaughtered
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

J. +. Meisi, Administrator, VS.. Chas. Il.
Tricllrl
Parish Conrt, No. 1898.
DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl. Fa issued in
- the above entitled and numbered
snit and TO me directed. ! have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the plantation of said
MeSSi, in the parish of Natchtochcs, on
Saturday, 18th dug Of January. 1879,
the following described property to-wit:
1900 pounds of Seed Cotton, more or
less.
yoke Oxen, one black and one white
speckled.
black Cow.
red Cow. branded t..
black and white spotted Cow.
4 head Yearlings.
Terms of Sale.
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement
L. A. DEBLlEIX,
Dec. 21.-2t. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

.>mr>~iN ~ Marie .ldr'didr .Uurio't.
10y VIRTUE Of an order Of the Hon.
- o,alir Parish Court Of the Parish of
Natrhil"ril"S | will offer tor sale at the
door OF he Cont House in the city of
\atrhi1crhrr at t. o'clock NJ. on
-Non1ny the :Ah duy Of December 1873.
the following property belonging to the
above succession:
\ certain tract of land with the build
inyS and Improvements thereon. situated
in the parish of Natchitochts about three
miles below the ~ Mile Ferry, on both
banks of Cane river, having front of
two arrrnts on both banks of said river
and containing in the aggregate ninty-
five ar|"nt>. more or less, about 50 ar
penis on right bank, and about Is ar
penis on left bank said tract is bounded
above on the right bank, by land of 10
~rph Eayonnr and on the left bank above
by land Of A. Lrcomte and below on
right bank, by land of J. B. D. Metoyer
and below on left bank, by land of A.
l.rcnlnt'.
Terms Of Sale.
One third cash and the balance payable
in two equal annual lnstalments in one
and two years from day of sale, with 8
per cent interest from day of sale. The
purchaser to give his two promissary
notes, each for one third of the price of
adjudication, payable respectively in one
and two years from day of sale bearing
eight per cent per annum interest from
said day, Vendors privilege to be re-
tanned and special mortgage granted to
the property to secure the payment Of
the credit terms of the purchase money
and the sale to be made with the clause
of non-alienation to the prejudice of the
privilege and mortage aforesaid.
JOSEPH J. METOYER.
Nov 30. ids. Administration.
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If we Dlunder each bank We

If we plumber each bank year
ly, in this newly devised scheme,
of s230,OOO in order to meet the
interest on our State debt and
Sustain our honor,' how long will
it take to get us back to the first
bank we robbed? 1t should be a
goodly number of years, for these
unlind cuts might make them
quite chary Of us.
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Thirty Of the best organ makers Of
the world are competitors at the
Paris Exposition. A cable despatch
to tho Associated Press says two
highest gold medals have been award
ed to the American makers, Mason
g. Hamlin,
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Charely Howard, so the n.

Charely Howard, so the N. O.
Democrat tells us, has declared
that, he will close up that paper,
lock, stock and barrel, in less than
sixty days-or words to that ct,
feet. Charley Howard had better
move up close to some mountain in
order that it may fall upon him,
for we tell him, that his
nearest land best friend won't
know him. Or his Lottery,
when the General Assembly Of
Louisianasits downon hin Z 9 which
happy event will take place in
khfee weeks. =
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Joseph Shelley, a writer of a num-
Der of popular songs, committed sui
eide in Brooklyn few days ago, by
shooting himself in the head. As he
was not the author of "Granfather's
Clock" he leaves friends who mourn
bis death.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

Isaac Kahn vs.. Louis Richardson.
Mrs. PHILIPPINE Kahn aided BY her bus.
band, vs.. Louis Richardson.
Magistrates Court, Ward !, Parish Of
Natchitoches. No. PIG.
by virtue oftwo several writs of Fl. Fs.
ID issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits and to me directed, l
have seized and will offer for sale at tho
door OF the Court House of the parish Of
Natchitoches, on
Saturday. 4th day of January, 1879,
at II NJ, the following described pro.
perty, seized in said suits, to-wit:
dark brown mare Mule.
dark bay mare Mule.
Terms of Sale.
Cash, subject to appraisement
l.. A. DEBLIEUX.
Dec. 21.-2t, Sheriff.
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Card of Than ks.

The undersigned beg leave to ten
der their heartfelt thanks to Hons.
L. A. Wilt, E. A. Burke and Albert
VOORHEES,, for conrtesies extended to
them during their brief stay in the
City of New Orleans, and their I'M
firing efforts in their behalf. Also to
the owner and proprietors of the
CITY Hotel, and to the proprietors OF
the St. Charles Hotel, as we'll rs to
Capt. Jas. Aiken, President of the
Red River Transportation Company,
and the polite and attentive officers
of the steamers Behan and Bart
Able, for their kindness and assure
each and every ore that his kind at
tention is highly appreciated, and
will ever be held 10 grateful and in
delible remembrance.
A. F., LEMEE, j. P. HARTMAN,
VIM. AIRHART, ). y. SCRuGGs,
E. BUARD, E. MASON,
J. V. ATKINSON, }. w -OCKF1ELD,
J.B. s. RAsHAL, J. G.. JOHNSON.