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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-24
CITY ECHOES.

Albert Clausen was incareerated Il ~
Fourth Station, charged with larceny.
Mary Hall was lodged In the Third $50
house, charged with the larceny OF "a.
John Hsgan, for the larceny Of "a
handkerchief, was lodged In the Third
Pierre Bertrand, charged with assault q
dangerous weapon, was lodged Ii r
Fourth Station.
William Randolph was incarcerated Id n
Harbor Station, charged with the larce1}
Colts revolver, valued at St3.
Calvin Owens, negro, was lodged II r
Eighth Station, charged with stabbinf "
slightly wounding Marshal Davis.
The colored boy, that was bitten by e
dog some six weeks ago at 57L Where ST.
died from hydrOphobia at z o'clock yestt11
morning.
Robert Sanders and Tom Williams ~
lodged In the Seventh Station, charged V
being Migrants and dangerous and suspidG
characters.
At Klinat's plantation, parish OF st. Chr
q blacksmith named b. Betarr was eev>j6
burned about the body by his clothes o1@
Ing fire from the forge. M
Chas. Bailey and Geo. Dunn we're loG1*
In the Second Station-house, charged
disturbing the peace and using Otlscd4
guage. Dunn is also charged with eo1l
a concealed weapon. 7s1}s'
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MEETING OF FRUIT GROWERS.

The annual meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors OF the Fruit Growers Association of the
Gulf States was held last night at the office
of the Home journal, on Camp street. Col.
J. c. Potts presided, and s. NJ. Virgins acted
Ia seretary.
The secretary submitted his report of the
doings of the association during the past
year, Its financial condition and the the result
OF the last fruit exhibition, held in the city In
July last, accom- panied with memorial and
petition for relief to be presented TO the Leg
islature.
The report, on motion, was adopted as read.
A communication from John McGrath.
Esq. secretary OF the State Grange Of Louis
lana, was read, requesting the cooperation OF
the association to petition the Legislature to
establish and maintain State board of
agriculture to foster and advance the ag-
ricultural interest of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr.. Sambola, the secretary
was instructed to notify the State Grange Of
tho approval OF the plan.
The committee on exhibition reported that
fac stmtte impressions OF the finest fruits
which were exhibited at the last fair had been
taken In wax and will be reproduced at our
next exhibition.
On motion, the time for the election OF Off
GERS and directors of the association for the
current year was fixed for Wednesday. the
twelfth OF February next, when 1t is expected
that there will be large attendance OF men,
bers from the country.
After the transaction Of matters of minor
Importance an interesting discussion was had
on the subject Of the cultivation of small
fruits, and particularly the strawberry, In
which Mr.. Z. M. Hudson made some valuable
remarks, which were very interesting and in
structive to the members present.
Mr.. Hudson concluded by urging the i'm
portance OF making arrangements with the
Southern Express Company to secure quick
transportation Of perishable fruits and vege-
tables. In this way benefit both to the public
as well as to the fruit growers would be real
lied, enabling the latter to ship their early
fruit abroad with profit, and securing to our
market an abundance of cheap and fresh
fruit both from the West and North as well
as from our own section.
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ER EvITIEs.

Hennessey will be glad to hear That ~
back to his old haunts, the Third Pee
Station.
The House Committee on Elections rss.k
to-day, to investigate the contest OF Gllm6S
vs. Warmoth for the Representa- We seat m:
Plaquemines.
Since Major Burke has taken possess3oa y
the Treasurer's office S168,000 Of general Al n
warrants have been filed tor payment. of M
$4,000 are Charity Hospital warrants.
A new trade has sprung up with MAt6
through our city. Yesterday an inyoo1 n
eighty casks OF Anheuser's lager beef ~
received here for shipment to Vera Or
where 1t is to be introduced. 1t was $780,
the Custom House and sent iof mn
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HYdENEAL.

on Sunday evening last St. Alphonsus
Ohurcn was crowded to overaowing with the
many friends OF DR.. William Ryan and his fair
price, MISS Anna B. Cook, to witness the cele-
Daaeloh Of their nuptials. DR.. Ryan win ever be
LOT the Howard Association, he successfully
carried through the terrible scourge. To the
tiOnS 49,
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The special agents, Messrs. Aver and
Byrnes, who have been Investigating the
Custom-House, have about completed their
labors. Yesterday morning they held con-
ference with Collector Smith, during which
the general tenor of the report they are about
to make was discussed
The questions OF storage and drayage will
be the principal subjects of their report, and
a mode OF relief or changes in the regulations
will be recommended. When the agents
leave they will go to Mobile on their tour Of
The talk about the building related princi-
pally to the departure of Pinchback and
Dumont for Washington. Pinch goes on the
mission 10 secure position as special agent
OF the Treasury Department, and Dumont
desires to make the position of Marshal
Wharton solid,. and also to take iD," il he
can, the consul's place at the City OF Mexico.
IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
department there was something Of q stir
over seizure OF an Illicit distillery, situated
on London Avenue, near Broad street, by
afternoon.
The building where the still was found was
q one.story dwelling house Of five rooms, and
from Its outward appearances looked as limo
cent as hen-rOOSt.
Upon entering the building the officers found
a large boiler, brick furnace, a copper worm,
doubler, and two mash tubs OF about 250
gallons capacity. With these it was possible
to run of about $50 gallons every twenty -four
hours.
From appearances, the still must have been
running within the last week All the mate
rial will be removed to the city.
United States Gauger Keeting has made
seizure OF lot Of liquors for violation of the
revenue laws. The liquors were contained In
demijohns, which is contrary to the Statutes.
as packages OF foreign importation OF LIQUORS
cannot be less than fourteen gallons.
AT THE SUB-TREAsURY.
The payments OF quarterly interest made
on checks during January amount to S753s IN
The receipts at the sub-treasury yester
day were: '0'''A
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INFoRMATroNs.
Carrying concealed weapons-Jacob Bow
Charles Donaldson. Sam Riley. John 6m1uk:
shooting. etc.-Henry Keepers.
MOTION.
Grand larceny-Dick Irwin, alias r. A. -
Motion for new trial fixed for Tuesday.
ON TRIAL. $
Murder-T. J. Newhonse. indicted MM4
1876. for the murder OF John E. Costley.
Union coffeehouse, corner OF Dryades an0
pomene. on the sixteenth of February. 1915
victed May /, 1875, and sentenced May =
to twenty years at hard labor. Case re11l
by the Supreme Court.
The jury returned into court at q LAT t.
last night with q verdict of not guilty.
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ana University and Agricultural and ~
ical College will meet his NORMA - "a.
o'clock Ia the Governorsoffice y
In the publication Of part Of the Au6,,.
report In Wednesdays paper, 10 was issss
tently stated, by a tapsts pennee fhst n 3
amounts overdrawn on January /. 1870 ~ ~
s2,423,o 1s &C, when the am'unt really stoc " s.
qnexpended ,6 balances T. o. appropriations ~
ri "a sNssfDoQ{x
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Dr. Samuel Walker sues In the Fifth Dis
trict Court, through E. North Cullom, his at
torney, the Howard Association for $4,000. He
represents that he was employed by the asso-
citation to go to Greenville, Miss, to nurse
yellow fever patients, and that he remained in
that town until the end of the epidemic: that
he abandoned his private practice in New Or
patients in Greenville; that his services in
that town are fully worth $4,000, which the as
ISOLATION refuses to pay, Notwithstanding
amicable demand.
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FIRST RBCORDeR's CoURx.

Laura Bell. assault and battery, First d.
Court: bonds $3.50.
:, Dan Brantiey. shooting at with intent r.
Superior Criminal Court. $3.50 bonds.
Mrs. Kohl assault and battery. First d.
Court; boads $3.50
John King and James Jourdan. robbeExs3
perior Criminal Court: bonds $500 each.
Court; bonds $3.50. &
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TRANS FERs or REAL ESTATE

Sherif's sale Ernest b. Lindas) "a r..
LieDe, one lot and buildings, bounded IL M
Philip, Robertson, Claiborne and Durnsiss
streets-S800. -
Succession Il. ID. Seghers to Henry Ka-.i
one square, bounded by Tonti. sFns"3S
Mrs. j. z. O'Reilly to Charles N. Vicnss1
one lot and buildings, bounded BY Sf nj
Dumaine, Derblgny and Robertson st1seiz ]
$780,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUnI

The following libels we're fled by the 0rvs q
the tug Protector against the Harbor Prote6
Company:
John Grant ct ais. In the case Of the
M.Jesfer; Jos. ID. Mott ct ais. In the cas6 q
the bark Manhegan. -T
b. Lowansfein also filed a libel agaip1
steamer st. John for the on deIiyeryOf n
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATE. CIRCUIT CoUn1'

The following verdicts were brou9ht X%
terdsy.
y. W. Casey. receiver. vs.. A. Dove. for ~
tiff. for 1894 49, gN3
Same vs.. ALI. Gondeau. for plainte. 4
t1041 81. }
Same vs.. A. Delahoussaye. for plaintiff ]
the sum OF 1897 10. ss
Same vs.. l.. d. Delahoussaye. for plaintiff
3341 a.. 81
same vs.. Thomas Fl. Hewes, for plaintiff
&lhnI Al -. ~
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shnotlng Array.

At half-past o'clock yesterday NOR
difficulty took place at the corner Of r.
made and Rocheblave streets, betweea i
Transfers, named Chas. Seim and one D.
during which Dufour pulled his ptstd6
shot Seim through both hands. It APP
that both men were driving In opposite IA
ton ). when collision occurred. d.
considered 1t Seim's fault and draving
pistol shot him.
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A MORNING FrRE.
A Three story Building Destroyed nm -.
OndeIet street.

At about ten minutes to 2o'clock tbis m,-
ing fire. which was evidently the work =
an incendiary, was discovered In the uuoo.s
pied three-story brick dwelling, No. 227 ~
ondelet street. The property. which ~.
owned by builder named ". &. Fnlsr w.
completely Quilted. The police, upon ~
ing open the door, found that the tira ~ ~
been ! buring for hours, and that the hcus
The building was insured for $4,000 INA ,,, /.
what company could not be aseertained' rs.
alarm was sounded from box No. 81 a h.
head Of the New basin.
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SUPREME aOURT.

The following cases are fixed for
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1879.
No. 1863. n. St. Martin, District Aftou6(|
ter, We. Police Jury. parish Of st. Char14
fridge.
No. 7s4s., Heirs Of Lestau PrudhommeN
g. WArmslav
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SECOND RECoRDER.s coUr5s

For shooting with intent to kill one c.
Seine. +. Dufour was placed under S1560
Petty lareeny-Wm. Randolph was r.
under $3.50 bail.
j. Fonrcads was arrested on the afadN
Mary Verlo1 for shooting with intent to NJ
bonds. "a
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sTATE.HOUsE NOTES.

=, Gov. Nichols signed the bill calling for
Ine constitutional convention. The bill Is
published officially this morning.
The board OF administrators OF the Louisi-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-24
SECOND Dl.rxICr CoUEr.

SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
= Henry L. Horvze, Francois Ecrot. r.
Cade Citizen. Jas. Mccall and Emma McOnA
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Replenish your larder with shadines.
THE CAUCUS.

The Joint caucus again met last night and
no election took place. Seven ballots were
taken as follows:
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Died suddenly.

A negro named Morris, residing at Nal
Tchoupltoulas street, was found dead y [
bed at 7 o'clock yesterday morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-24

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures the ncek
nate cases Of liver complaint,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-24

Gen. Lewis name was withdrawn by his
friends. The caucus adjourned to meet again
on Monday evening.
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And In the
They make elegant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CUsTOM-HOUsE NOTES,

All diseases arising from dIsordered stom-
ch yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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You can subdueall cholerie diseases nv tho
use OF Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic. ~ ane
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I'm weary of the food I have to eat Trv
shadines. ~
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THE TOWARDS SUED.

Save you bacon. Now use shadines.
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And a large assortment of slippers. Country
chase at the RED STAR as they are certain
of,not being overcharged on no article. The
rn r,c q .b Inc mouse are to sell STRICTLY one
3 Catalogues with the plain prices OF the house
sent out free of charge = - Ao1So
romptly attended to. 49, ~
for amount of mailing. oNsop'
All communications or orders shou,a ba Cd
sed 10 'o "u
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The payments OF quarterly interest made
on checks during January amount to S753s IN,
The receipts at the sub-treasury yester-
day were 'ooD0A
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08

The Republican talks about amending
the Cons tuition of Delaware as though
he Lad never heard Of the remark of the
la'e John NJ. Clayton, made, it was said,
after lie had secured all the amendments
he wished by the Convention of lS.i2, of
which he was the most prominent leader.
We do not know whether il is an iudis-
pulable fact or not that Mr.. Clayton did
use the remark attributed to him, or
whether lie uttered it III Joke, as he was
exceedingly fond of good joke. How
ever, after the labors of the Convention
were completed he has often been ac-
credited with saying lie had put his
amendments to the constitution out OF
reach of posterity-that "he had locked
the d00r and Mr0,cn array the key
We have had some expert nee about this
thing of amending the Constitution OF
Deleware, and whether the remark OF
Mr.. Clayton was in jest or not, the ad-
yocates of reform in the Constitution
have been made TO feel that it was one
of the most difficult things to secure al
amendment to our organic law. Anc
these difficulties are the same whether
the amendments are attempted by legis
lative enactment or by a constitutional
Convention, since the members of Con
yenlion would have to be elected from
the three counties just as the member. o
the Legislature are elected, and not il
accordance with representation according
to population. But how is it that til
Republican has so soon forgotten Ii
"black code" that It's party few yeaT
ago wanted to wipe out Of our laws an
constitution The word "white" is nc
SO offensive, it seems, as it used to b
when it was the fashion to hug tho blac
brother.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08

UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARsHALs
in many Of the cities have taken the la"
in their own hands ard assaulted the
election officers and the men about the
polls as they pleased. This was notably
the case in Baltimore, where number OF
them after the election were sued and
arrested for assault and battery. But in
that city, as everywhere else except in
Delaware, these gentlemen have sue
ceeded in getting their cases transferred
to the L 5. Circuit Courts for trial. Ol
course Judge Bond sits in the cases and
is expected to have them acquitted 10y
jury summoned for the purpose by the l
5. Marshal. The Enforcement law
should be repealed. We often hear Demo
Gratis consoling themselves with The idea
that they will soon have a chance to re.
Italia e. We hope they will be disappoint-
ed. The law is an infringement upon The
rights of ci'izens and cannot he repealed
too soon.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08
ONE Of tlp effpcts nf a sIrnld wavc"

ONE of the effects Of ''cold wave" is
the discovery III all parts of the country
Of "detcctiye ilues" and imperiectly built
freplaces. There is no surer way Of find
ing whether the nues are in good CON
dItion, or whether the thin slab of Chin
ney wall or fireplace is built directly
against or up iniiamnable, half-charred
pine boards, Il an by building roaring
| fire, which is most naturally done when
| the weather is exceptionally cold and
| suggests the building of fires in long un-
used iireplaces. But very cold weather
is bad time for such experiments. The
winds are likely to be high, the wa'er in
the tlre-plugs frozen, and the iremen, by
reason of the cold, unable to work effect.
lively. The result is. that by the time il
has been demonstrated that the flue i.
deicc i've, The defect, the flue and III,
house itself have all been removed. Fire
may break out i'll buildings that are care
fully examined and put in apparentl,
good condition before a cold snap give
no time for examination, but the iegul
2 larity with which destructive fires follow
: what is called ''Polar wave" makes
appear that great many Of them ar
the consequences of neglect and careless
ness combined, very frequently, with ba
= nstruction.-Ledgr~,
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To the Public.

We, the undersi igned, Committee se.
lected by the Delaware State Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company OF WHINING
ton, delaware. 10 make AN examination
into It, condition, beg leave 10 make the
following report. Upon careful exafni-
natien of IT'S securities, books and papers,
we find that the Company has In It's pos.
session aud belonging 10 II one hunui go
and nineteen thousand two hundred ana
fIuy dollars in bonds, mortgages, stocks,
real estate, &C, OF which finy-six thous-
ard Ave hundred aud hfty dollars we DO
lieve 10 he fiTstciass; nnd from letters ana
eyideuce IN regard 10 the value OF the ba
ance of the above securities sixty wo
thousand seven hundred dollars. we be
lieve them to he valuable but ~ they
consist OF mortgages Oh Coal Lana IN the
interior Of Pennsylvania and real estate
andother securities at "a distance we cannon
approximate their true value. We also
find ose hundred and ninety Two Thousand
eight hundred and nity-one dollars ~
premium notes In the pOssessioL oil tht
| Company, and that there are To-Day out
| standing policies In force amounting u
one million iivc hundr, ana nine thous
| and nve hundred and six dollars, All %
| which Is ON the mutual plan except one
hundred and twenty Thousand ave hun
| d cd and iorty-six dolls which Is on the
stock plan. ,-.
| we II, d that all just claims for losses
have been promptly paid. the looks o
the Company plairly and well kept an.
| we are sa isfied tha the Company l. nov
ana has been honestly and economical
managed aud worthy the confidence oil I'M
public. "
THOMAS RLINGTON.
| Jos. l.. CARPEN Err, JR., Com
| q. CHANDLEk,
| SAMUEL MURPHEY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. sO, 1873
WiLhISGToS. Del, Dec. 3Oth, 1879.
Iccrtify thai after a careful examination
| all The above Items, taken IRON the book
| OF the Company are correct. have hls'
| seen nd examined all the securities abov
| referred To
PROF, VIM. A. REYNOLDS
Special Auditor.
dec2O- iwdItw.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08

An Ohio peddler does business on an
extensive scale. He cares five wagon
loads of goods, and is accompanied by
several sslesmen. lie puts up a large
tent with counters and shelvs, and shows
windows like regular store. His stay in
each stopping place is regulated by the
business, and when the sales fall off he
packs up and moves on.
The frat week OF tho Mapleson Com
pany In Boston resulted probably in n
pecuniary loss, the disappointment oc-
casioned by the Illness OF Miss Hank and
the consequent substitution OF II Trsrd-
tore for Carmen, on the first night, Sc
riously affecting the sale Of tickets for
most Of the subsequent performances.
There was only "A far house for La BON.
uanibu}d on the second night, and II was
no better when Miss Hauk finally made
her appearance in Carmen on FRIDAY.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08
TIE EIGHTH OF JANUARY, is yer

IHH EIGHTH OF JANUARY, is very
properly alluded to by the Philadelphia
Record, in the following brief reference
to one of the greatest of our Presidents.
"Sixty-four years ago to-day Andrew
Jackson drove back the veterans of Wei
lington from the trenches of New Orleans.
The flower of England's heroes, flushed
with the triumphs Of the Peninsula, re-
coiled before the unerrlny rifles of our
frontiersmen. The Importance Of the vic
tory gained should be ever remembered,
At time when New England, alive tC
pecuniary interests, was lending little
support to the National cause; when til,
bonds Of Union thiea ened to snap asun
der; when the possession of the grea
Valley of the Mississippi hung in the bal
auce, the lion courage and inheXible vii
Of Andrew Jackson turned the scale, dis
PEELED all fears and assured the safety 0
the infant Republic.
The grand old hero has passed away
The glory Of New Orleans has faded b,
fore that of Shiloh, Antietam, GettysbuI
and Appomattox; but the lessons afiorde
by the lives of Jackson and his followe
and advisers still survive, and merit Il
attention of every lover of his country
The long and splendid era of prosperlt
that followed his administration took i
rise in the execution Of the great ec
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08

NJ OTICE.--The annual meeting of the
~ Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany OF lhe state OF Delaware, Qormerly
Mil Creek hundred Will be held at The
office OF the Company. No. e33 arket N.
on Monday. the 18Th day o. January, NIy
AT 10 O'Clock, n. m, at which time the eitc
tlon of nve Managers OF the Company, Ia
serve three years will be held and on,
years Interest ON all deposit notes will b,
payable.
The Agents of the Company are author
iztd TO receive the dues o The members
+. G. STO1 sen BURG, President.
w. A. LAMOTTE, Secretary.
| Wilmington, Dee 81 III, lsIs.-tm
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NJ OTICE-TO WATER RENTERS
AELLL. ln . L y u,

WlLMIhGToN. DEL, Dec. 10th, ls7s
The bllls Tor lsi9 are now ready and ia w.
able AT the rtgl slrar's office, No. lGgO Mar
ket street. The law requires that II bllls
lace OF the bill those paid DUNG inc
month or February, rve per cent. adni-
tional, those paid during the month of
March, len per cent. additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid alter A pril Isl
1879, the registrar is required TO have IN,
ferrules Withdrawn and suit Instituted fo1
the recovery of the amount due, and iht
Water VIII not be let into such premise,
until such arrears, with assessments . no
| 81 for drawing ferrules are paid. One,
hours, m 10 IN.
/ WI. MORROW,
oecil-eoouan ,iso ,sod Hsgistrax.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08

PERSONAL---VERY.. ii. Newton, of this
county, arrived in San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on the 27th ult., and took up his
residence at Pill Webster Place. HIS
numerous friends will be pleased to learn
that he has had good health since he
left our State for his new home.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-08
JANUARY ~ 1870.

WE HOPE our readers will read the
very comprehensive and excellent report
of Thomas B. Giles, Esq, State Treasu-
rer, which we publish to-day. 1t will be
seen that he shows our State finances to
be in very sound condition.