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New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
financial.

NIRCUIT COURT ,f the UNITED STATES
Y for the DISTlCf JF KENTUCKY. (At CovngtOn)
CHARLES MENDENUALf4 Trustee Of the Boone Mining
and Manufacturing Comp ny, ag 80 659 THE OHIO AND
KENTUCKY COAL. IRON AND RAILROAD COMPANY,
CORPORATION under the Laws Of Kentucky; the Farmers
ana Trust COMPANY corporation under the Laws OF
NewIOfk, Nathane sands FTanCis a. SaDds and John ~
pOmcuv
To OF Court In the above cause directed
Special Master commissioner ana authorizing me
Mlstr Commissioner ~ saiu Court TO take
make inquiry, 20 who the lawful owners
b nd AID coupons issued by the sad Ohio
Coal and Railroad COMPANY ana secured
y mortgage deed Of must "a the said Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. Sew York also. To take testimony and
inquiry touching The claims and demands made by tho
Nathaniel sands and Fcs A. sands IN salt cause and
report said testimony taken, together with cOncu
spns thereon well oi fact Of law to the next term Of
SAID commencing at CIyngOn Kentucky Monday,
MAY - 1878 Notice, hereby given thar shall sit at my
Office No. I3 ~cosf, IN the City of COyiugon Kentucky
taking the testimony and making the inquiry af0rc
said beginning upon MOuly, the2'th day uf April 1878 at
hour Oi 10 o'clock aud continuing rom daY 10 day
until said testimony b. fully taken. n. BOSTWlCk.
Speria CImuisOnoT, United states Circuit Court,
Ky
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woo1. MARKET-BY rELEaRAPH

PHILADELPHIA July 9.-WOol frmer and IN improved de-
mand Ohio, and West Virginia Xxx and above
3J $780, 3jD37c Medium. 3bd31c. Coarse, 3Z035o.i
New York Michigan Indiana and Western Fine 81 @5Se:
Medium 30 36c. Coarse. 32d33c COmDng, Washe, ~ ~
4Oc; do. Uuwashed 2363jc Canada COmbing. 570iOc:;
Fine, Unwashed lGZ9c: Coarse and Medium. Unwashed
2jG20c Tub Washed 3JOl0c Colorado Fine and Medium
2OG25c do Coarse for carpets l4@l7e Extra and @enno
Pulled 3203Jc; No super Pulled 3O033c.; Texas,
Fine and Medium, lS12Jo.; do, Coarse liGl7c; California
Fine and Medmm. 2Da 2Jc. do. COarse, lSMZlc
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

,-.u,o az while New. Jersey Central closed up 70
s nslns ss1d u Psnnsyivans Central S2A; The sum ~
& Go oOo bullion went INTO the Bank OF tSat INV waT
So1 balance" to-day, making total 10 .,hnr slas ad
OF te 1865 was noted for the French rentesi -
PSyp dispatch states that the Imperial per- ban banA Vi
espmany lost during the week 400 OOO mars h an
1atttSnion Is directed to an advertisement ~ an
,her colnmn. of Wmsow, Lanier a. Coz on9IdHHE 9dH
tbe first mortgage bonds of the Scloto NalleS nan
cav Company at 90 and interest. -, ;,oino1
The Teceipts of -four and grain at the PIln'iP"i
Atlantic ports this 9th day of July were
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

week ana e62 last year. Futu es variable, closing
slightly dearcr sales last evening 100 bales Today
iFs Gsll--August 1852 September ll2S, ll.22 Novem
brr lOqi: December 10 81 Total 400 bales Second Call
-Jay l47 February llO0 total 200 bales Third Call
tL6 November 1898; March, l.O9 total, l,40O bales
Also July II 81 LAT 1l4S ll49 August, 1l.15 1l.5i
Ii53 Iib2 ilb ll62 il5I So ll.5S. l154 septetn
ber il.25 Il.24, 1928 ll;22 il2l, ll20 li2l, l22
December 1890; total 10 400 bales grand and total i5soo
% pail exchange 100 September for July Futures closed
gigonQ
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
TILE nRIrIsH CORY TRADE.

IoVpoS July9-ghs Marx hTgrsss in its review Of
shr Corn trade tho part week. says: There was
heavy beginning o the week ard The subsc
quvut weather been duh and shoWcy, With overcast
shl,. and q dcCi-lly lower temperature Fortunately tho
lad been secured. but last sundays RAIN
spoiled qnaLufy Essc The rapid advance Of the cereal
maturity has received slight check speedy
return must aku llce II the harvest II 10 be Al
early Ihv Agricultural reports although .oneWhat van
able are generally speaking favorable to the appearance
~ tho Wheat u,.d. The growth % straw u evrywhcre
strong and the season no Tar
advanced that The chances of damage from any
future uutowari weather greatly diuni,hod lH
proves exceptionally dl-astrou- yield OF
luu'O quarrtg De- looked Tor a. tho
nf harley improved slightly IN
some districts but much injured o yield
fbiar tldv Beans ard Pras -t fairly promising
In other fossrcs agricultural situation s unchanged.
rmaud have buon The characteristic
features of the trade English Wheat during the week az
Mnrk Lane the country, but further decline has
taken parc prices with moderate arrivals az ports OF
cl tie np,tug cargo trade Tor Wheat has been fairly steady
with SOME inquiry UuiIrl kingdom aud the Conti
neut but prices closed fl per qurer lower Maize Is un
changed Barley has slightly do, lined IN value"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
quotations.
III TTIp

Receipts Tor The past wees 5Gs pkgs prcyyns week
5000 pkFs corresponding week last year -'.i1 p1ts
wear GOO pkg only tie situation l. rather
Choice lultpr the extreme warm weather 81
tie past ten day had loss meet upon
Butter and part Ot the arrivals -ccWhat tlnli
Dealers report trade IN state Creamery with TtEcr
frmrr feeling ths T. She nnr,t goods DAIRY pals arc
moi running AZ good > o fow weeks some marks
which heretofore teen considered hne arr now taher
common small quantity ~ welsh 81 on ring me ma
of the stock il barg hrit o. the country western
bot rather than Nl.'.
taEc almost selection Of Creamery reach lJf while
fair dualty Butter is sug az ~ Else western factory
freely o.r Ihcr" good demand for
~ Batter that sells 40 &C. not much az hon s pl
10 style pacKaCe % D. fum. Tho mlsrt ~
general is barely steady a large amount ui stock
Offering the bulk % receivers Tree rsrr' and tce
no ali zp0son hold for stiGer prices Commission men
have 10 do hc talking orcc sales than last week
The home II hight and this just the time when We
need the assistance o exporters But owing 10 the snort
supply Refrigerator IOm. tOgolAer with the eKotbaAt
fret glt clarres-l3js per tOnshBmrns have been FttY
much restricted II sad ms0rne 90 the Buiter Trade
generally better grruis can b. procured Tor
H. transportation 10 foreign ports The 81 oducrf As Won ~
handle reform 10 TINS
ton Can no plan devised that give general salts
faction 10 all parties concerned Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
COTTON Markets.

AUGUSTA July 9-oottOn quiet; abiding l0'c Low Mid
total 42 bales . IN .,. ,,,.
ding lie; Good Ordinary l0iec net receipts n0ne RrO
exports cOastwise 70 bales sales 6O bales sook
BOSTON July o-Coton quiet Middlinr, II isc Low MID
ding &C.; dood Ordinary l0e net receipts III Dalesi
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Receipts past week lOl 19j boxes; do previous week.
1876 3G do l14t 219 do exports
pasi week. 1859 do; DO corresponding week last year
~ Liverpool cable quotations. 4js Gd correspond
Ing week last year. 6ls
There decidedly fceliny thought n not 50
until Warm weather has wrought havoc
with Cheese past week, causing heavy losses Where
fine Cheese has been exposed tho heat and
gone through not through general swelling pro-
crs anything that buyer be Induced % pay
large number OF such Cheese have been sold a. low as ga
difference between the OF Whtc ana
OOred than past and the opinion
60 prevail within few weeks thore viii be no M
ference speak COOred stl given the preference
Ohio Is not sending yety heavy supply Just ~
present, either Of Cheddars Flats 1'2c. II
an OutAlde quotation either, with general
sales at 7D7ac It rather strange that while
fancy Cheese abundant and cheap that iac
persist making total Skins IL stands 10 reason that
the market affords Do bought 81 Sn
Sac poor wanted by those ~ very limited
cifCums sample Of tne famous lrOnoads from
County SALE will be test O the appreciation
buyers Cheese. The market must be considered
o.. Io.L. 4. LL. .-LL.nEr
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Apples quite freely offered and with eoo1 inquiry tho
stock on prices. few from Delaware sold
at 81 25aS per crae Maryland II 25dSl 70 per cTate
O the arrivals from Norfolk, ana sell IRON ~ 10
80 bb occasional struggling crate Of Northern
Strawberries Is sl but not quoabe Whortleber'
rics are fair request Qt S3dS3 % bushcl ha5p
berries and Blackberries are Ia very liberal supply,
nearly 20 OF tho latter received today hcE sod
slowly ut &c. per qt all the Red lsaspberTies moved
quite freely. ChorrIes still tho market though getting
scarce pecked and present bad appearance Del
Maryland Peaches arriving more freely but SIN
hardly well those from fuFthet South though command
ing higher price Currants went of lively today and Jelly
makers rather disappointed Beach Pums sell nOder'
etaiv wella nj Ia nor n.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
vt CLOTH MARE

FALL RIVER Mass July 0-Prnting Cloths-WthOut any
bu.nes importance having occurred tho market very
strong ~ previous quot atoms c cash 10 per cent on
for G4NGl Cloths. aud n &C. cash for 56N6O.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
. Is ngnt traae m Peanuts, and prlee. aro


points Of distribution were as follows Ere Railway $75
400 ao Neyiiaycp railroad 200 Hudson River Rail
boat down the Hudson River, 900 eans ota
been be n sold on the platform during tie past week averages
- o. Begnnng az 81 25 there no ch1ngo until the
b % When ~ % Il Sn on S pgI 6sn t9e cTpnSea % @ ssS u a
s h1s 'Rs supply Gssa % S especially on the
MEATS.
Exports Of sal sale and cured Bacon 1920 boxes BE Beef 4S
Beef has been very dn but is doing trhe better
Snd WITH gaoF SE a SS rm SI@R imss
are abundant and rather weak PORK more active and higher
b Ssf,GSS sd 5 p%s n as 70 'Ofa
DO, Tezas:..,.... 500. Pork city dressed 59S
bo% S Gn 1s Pss s yS PSng 5 fRd IN packet %a HfS
ice OF The former there was liberal supply yeserday but
sufficient to take the stock upon arrival without any change
and are lower. Quotations.:
Ivy POULTRY.
e. B$.: $$: b g = S S. g
Ioosers......-.. 5g =; spring Chickens, -
Ta'fs. DacSs West pr 4os ga i5SS 5asF'y aS 1aS e
Shipments Of Potatoes 5g6 bis Potatoes are very plenty
9as sgg2S and we G have ~ hs sGg
scy Long Island keep the supplied with
usually nne stock for early in the season New Russia
coming Jersey several days the largest
S M rass hS1 at f m per- raj los ' '@ dns ST m
fan 'n i2 the & Dsi & wsSk Of TSa9e however has
po cS oos 900
Dr.. B 9SF% I5f @ 55S 55S "a %aSSS 100
Dn w. 7'o 100 Psq,, $s@ps ;.., 80 i;
squaRs R Isva SSs SSs Tomatoes sS e. 75$ 75$ SO SO
Beeswax D.. ..2G 0272 Feathcrs...........4O aI5
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

7 E X WRIGHT Cashier OF the National Park Bank Of
NewYOrk 10 soenny swear that the above statement Is
true 70 the best OF my knowledge aud belief - .
" 1SiyneD Il. X. WRIGHT, Cashier
COTrect,-Attest: -
j. L. WORTH
ROBERT sQtIRES. Directors
GEO. H. POTTS,
state OF New.York, County OF NewYork Sworn TO and
IL ;. WILKIN,
Notary public Kings Co. N. Y, and for y. y Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Receipts the week. 1875 pkgs do. last week III pkes
corresponding last year. o. pkEs The ERg market
has ruled and Reoepis lave been moderate bat
with donand n impossible 10 sustain last weeks
prices Buyers all want good stock hence common grades go
begging Where quality is nsured C makos but htuo diuor
enos 10 purchaser lic made today fOr fancy state
Quotations:
~ j. & L. L. y dOzl4 616 West Com........... dl0
& N. " doz..l3 Ul3a Canada fresh...ll 9llto
Nyaag gaffute
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
BEANS AND rEAS.

the week: Beans, G32 bbis' export OF
Beans b4O pEgs Beccipts Of Peas 1000 bush export OF
pcss 90 bush. Medium Beans ar" quiet AZ - ,.'0
81 81 an exceptionally choice lo might bring = 90 h
rows have only moderate inquiry for export aud Wth
hgnt home trade also quiet al ~ - 20 - % !
200 bhs sold YESTERDAY at the former hgure WIN
a nulnber at the latter today White hlln"y
dun ana not wanted. % 81 70 10 81 %, Red kid
pcv ar plenty, and have hgnt trade ~ - 20 - = ~
sales howtycr ~ the latter price 6n =. hs
stock s scarce strictly Prime B ans are htd al Those
ngutcs we uss as a quotation. Pea Beans are STEADY
All 81 so to 90 when quality be found good tnonrh
ncsy 80 conld achcd Black Bean, Inactive though
held rfe higher. receivers are iaChcd 70 asa . %
is safe 90 can be tuocfd
nj those urces Green Teas nominal Canada T. ~ -toay,
riin Inrrn aaIna lAAn hran mAln nl - - QuLlalna.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Gas STOUhs.

An Ncw.York BROOKLYN Stocks and also all kinds
OF Brooklyn investment securities dealt in by y
GEO II. PRENTISS,
At Y
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

FRuiTH, BRRRfKS AND EUTs-DkED
Receipts Of dried fruit for the week, IL pkgs. with
1887 Pkgs Peanuts. Apples have inquiry worthy OF
mentGn and Peaches entirely nominal Some lots
onew Peaches reported on tho way from Georgia New
Cherriss continue 20 arrive but only In sufnoent qnan
tity supply tho immediate demand II largo number
were upon the market IL 10 dcu 10 tell whore prices
would stop telr downward sales have been made
AT 14c and will take something fancy 10 bring outside quo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR I'VE WEEK ENDING July ., 1873.
rErnres,lv for The y Y TRutNR by our Bcporterl

GtHfTdt iiffCttDtts
Send only good arccs freight and other expenses cat
up poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
look lion, and often makes safe "h'Ic
dirty package sl0ycny appearance !a rack securely
so thai the motion will allow the contents To change ahu
Use plenty of clean drhue WITH eggs Marx plainly
with D1fnf plato is bcsinnd note contents on e
hnx or barrel stating also send letter a. he
Same Tune stating what 81 sent. ir route time etc A IT.
voice or list be enclosed in barrel o box Always
state the number Of packages secure Tor Y0nIar pI1
t1n goods put best shape 50 that your marx ~ ID
demand,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
BlackberTies:
Apples: Norfolk,

Receipts for the past week, COS bales. Ship
merits Of Hops 4Ol bales. Trade has been moderate
aud sgy sellers favor. Neither exporters brewers
buy very heavily though they continue 10 make few pur
chases. MAl aiyces from London report change in
American hops S. advance English thus corrObOrat
ing the adyices received time Lice
SAID 10 be large quantities In the Hop yards throughout the
state Quotations,
state good 10 prime oil Wisconsin. 90
state fair 20 .Ood... - y Olus, all BT0WthA... =
stale DUort o "a
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
CITHgNs SAVINGS BANK CITY OF NEwYoREt
no % BOwery, corner OF CanalsL Z
nHIRTY-SIXTH INTEREST DlNIDEND.-

The trustees ordered that interest at the rate OF
FIVE CEN per annum be paid TO deposioT% on and
after OF upwards which have been
deposit the three and six months ending June 80.
1873
Interest will credited original deposit and II not
Withdrawn, will be entitled TO interest from July l. 1878
Deposits before Wednesday, July TO- will draw
interest from July ].
Bank open daily from 10 20 3 and Mondays and satuT.
days 10 10 7BankbOOks IN English German aEG French
T.. A. QUINTARD. President
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Beet sides pine, D.. 7l29 7a Do. common fair n 7
Do. lair TO gOOd..,. Bl2a Lambs all
DO, Texas....-..... 3 e6 Pork city dressed. 59G
POULTRY.

About the only thing doing live Poultry and what
nOwn Philadelphia Dressed Chickens, sent In paCkea In
'e OF the former there liberal supply YESTERDAY but
My half toays market The demand Is Just about
ucct to take the stock upon arrival without change
prices except for Dnc which very go0d request
nj an
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
EA NATIONAL PARK BANK. at New. York, 10 the state
Ol NewYoL At the close the 29th day Of June
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
WINSLOW, LANIER & Co.
5aplnes Banks.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
vi Nos. aud 3dave
FIFTIETH SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND ~
NFw.YORK June %. 1873
INTEREST at the rate Of FIVE PER CENT per annam
declared and Will Do payable and after July ls
1873
Deposits July AID interest not drawn,
win be entitled 10 interest from the LIST Of ) Juy. .
ISAAC T. SMITH, Pres't
n " Snc,u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
NOTICE
TO Wholesale and Retail Liquor, Wine
End Malt LiquoroDealers and
Restaurant Keepers.

AT meeting held oon the seventeenth of Feb
ruary, 1878. at tlfe Club Rooms of Mr.. j. A..
Walker, Creseente Hall, consisting Of Bar Room
Keepers. Retail and Wholesale Vino, Liquor
and Malt Liquor Dealers and Restaurant Keep
ers. it was resolved that sfl association be
formed for the purpose Of considering the bill
nowebending before the Legislature and known
as the Moffett Register Bill. and that the fol-
lowing resolution be adopted and inserted In
the New Orleans pauers:
BE it resolved, That we. the Wholesale and
Retail Liquor, Wine and Malt Liquor Dealers
and Restaurant Keepers. do hereby form our
selves into an association. and do appoint a
committee to memorialize tHegLegislature. In
order to represent to them the injustice illegal
ity and unconstitutionality Of the said bill. now
pending before the Legislature, and known as
the Moffett Register Bill; that said committee
be instructed to call upon all persons interested
In this movement and request their co-opera-
ton, Ind that general meeting be held on
TUESDAY. February 10, at .. NJ. sharp. al
Walkers Club Room for the purpose Of con-
siderng and indorsing said memorial"
By order of the President,
r fa1o II ner Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18

The Northern ,napers are very much ala+med
at iii inayoauceu in Congress the ocher day
by Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, fixing the date Of the
end y the late war. Mr., Nils blll lixqs thls
Mt June 80, 1865 when the last oo1 his, y y,
soldier bad SURRENDERED ana whom .s q
cral forces were in undistulbed pos99e'''V'' y
the entire South. This date, the Northern
papers complain, IS much too early. They
hold that the proper end of the war, for ten
out 81 the eleven States, was August 20. 1866,
when President Johnson declared hostilites
ended in q special proclamation. AS this con-
Germs the question OF claims against the gov
eminent, 1t has created considerable excite
ment and opposition. IT .snot to be wondered
ut, however that the Northern Radical papers
are opposed to such measure: 1t Is surpris-
ing that they are even satisfied with 1896, as
all their acts indicate that even to-day they
believe that the rebellion Is existing in GER
tain portions of the South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18

The inequalities of this world 0are well
shown in Colorado and Utah. In Colorado
there is a plentiful lack of women; the men
cannot procure wives under any circum-
stances; the 9nost liberal offers have been
made to Eastern madens to comeoWest and
rejoice the hearts of the Colorado stock men,
but in vain But just over the border, in the
domains OF Mormondom, women abound to
such an extraordinary extent that the small
est and ugliest Of men can easily secure half
dozen for himself simply by asking for them.
A Colorado paper gotices this inequality
and suggests O remedy for it-a remedy that
will not only provide the Coloradoans with
wives, but will give Mormontsm severe blow,
and do much towards abolishing polygamy
in this country. The proposition is pract-
cally based on a story told of Romulus and
the Sadness although the capture of the
women in this case is to be accomplished
in a peaceful manner. The practical way
OF solving the much-vexed Mormoe prob
lem is, thisopaper says, to marry the girls
off to the bachclofese Of the surrounding
Territories, and extinguish polygamy as fires
are extinguished in cities, by removing the
material for it, The young Mormon saintesses
are quite well disposed towards the PROPOSE
sion; decidedly eager for whole Gentle
apiece, and willing to apostatize ON the
slightest encouragement by a handsome
young man.
The Denver Freeman suggests the creation
Of bureau to provide the wifeless Colo
radoans with wives from the domain OF Nor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
NEW ORLEANS, FEBRUARY Is. ls7s.

The Picay,tne and Times were quite iovaa
over the scandalous proceedings at the mass
meeting Saturday night. Indeed, the whole
affair presented itself to those two great jour
nails as exceedingly funny. Striking ocea-
sons develop the views and relations of men
and journals. The last canvass has led to the
DEMOCRAT being characterized as 'the organ
of the Democratic party" Well, we like the
title; indeed, we are proud Of 1T; we assume TO
represent the Democratic party and we claim
to be the organ Of the Democracy of LOUISE
ana. But what are we to call the Times and
epicdRn,te2 Those who witnessed the scene on
Canal street Saturday night and read the ac-
count of ii in the Times and Prayune Sunday
morning. will henceforth regard those two
journals as the organs Of The rotten eGg party,
There has been for long time an unsavory
odor about these two journals, and their party
relations now account for it, The PIC. has
been exceedingly anxious for printing con
tract When the rotten egg party carries the
State the Pie will be rewarded with the State
printing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18

]. 9 villars, Dr. Schumacher. b Mott, Frank
Heusr. Geo Denegre. ? Eizarni. Isaac Staufrer.
tome Leong. John Gilmore. vallee J Rozier.
Geo Crane, Anatole Hincks, Fortune Avegno
MnTna -AHeEne, P terse Innnnx George
Williamson J g Donovan, VIM H Byrnes. Wn
Il Deeves, Huard. Ringgold Brousseau.
hazard. G Pilot. Evariste Blanc, Alexandra
Robert, Geo ? Agar, T S Bowling. John Hen
derson, yr. Il II gan. T. Jareau. Chas Car
roll Col j Landry. Andre Guyo. Andre
g gurthe Dan'l Moriarty. James Wilson, DR. A I
l, gardiner diner Henry Chiapella. B Lee Pas
lh1ange. Geo Frober Hon W b Kenpeter Otto
Thoman, John Tuyes. A Thomson. Charles
Claiborne, Hon ALI Delavigne, r G. Bien-
venu, William PoFreret, b ii Buckley. Can't
Dawson. Blanchard. Thomas Labatut. John
Power, L Laharre. Jas b Sinnott J w Pember-
ton, Arthur De Armas, Jules Soueeron. Fl r
Gffnty, Col John McGrath, Hon Charles Kim
mel. Theophile Commagere J M Westcoat J M
'Vilavaso. DR. % Duconge. Major Louis Prados
pr VIM Z BrekeIl DR. Warren Stone, Col Chris
Mehle, DR. G Friedrchs, Nicholas Bowling
Thos DIVER. Alphonse Philips. J. A Poupart,
. Basset + !; L 4, Garid", Chas Grifon, Chas 6
+ Boutd22n,sanie, James Fahey, Fl Uthoff, Hon
J H. 3 Grehan Dolphin Bienvenue, Z W
J. Lincoln. A Bonzonier. Major Leo Crane. r a
Theurer,J s bradley. q G Kelly, A Kerr John
Ford. j II Heslin. James Cummings, Hugh Me-
Closkey Major John G Devereux Garrett Stone
T J. Ross Hugh McCoskey Major John q Dey-
ereux. u Bermudez, Arthur Claiborne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-18
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
sTATruoF LOUISIANA.


Executive Department
Whereas. OSCAR b. SARPY, Of the parish OF
Plaauemines. has applied to me for the cancel
lation of three bonds furnished and subscribed
by him as principal, for tbesum Of six Thousand
dollars each. one dated November IT. 1873 With
Darnas A. Thibaut and Henry Mahoney securi7
ties, each for the sum of three thousand dollars;
one dated December 7, 1874, with the following
securities: A. Million for the sum of one thou
sand dollars, Arena Dobard for the sum OF
thirty five hundred dollars, and Sarah T. STACK
house for the sum of fifteen hundred dollarsr
and one dated October 30. 1873. with L. W. saw
yer as security for the sum OF forty-f1ve huuared
dollars. and Henry Mahoney for the sum OF nj
teen hundred dollars, conditioned for the faith
full performance and execution Of the duties of
said Oscar r Sarpy as sheriff Of the parish OF
Plaquemines.
Now, therefore. l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
calling upon all persons having interest herein
to show cause, in writing. at the office Of the
Secretary OF State. in the city Of New Orleans,
within ninety days from and after the last pub
LEGATION hereof, why said bondsoshould not be-
cancelled and annulled, and the above named
securities discharged frop any further habili-
ties in the premises.
On testimony whereof / have signed these
presents and caused the seal of the State to be
hereunto affixed. at the city Of New Orleans,
this twenty fourth day Of December. in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy -seven.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary Of State. Jazz BOT"