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Daily Republican., 1879-08-14
The yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Aug. l3.-Twenty-three
lew cases in all were reported to the
board of Health to day-seven whites
md sixteen blacks. Among the num-
er were DR.. j. D. White and wife,
aH. Leila Jones and John Mclaughlin.
Two additional deaths have occurred
Hettie Forbes and Carrie Doyle, the
last named colored. Miss Johanna
h'mann, sister-in-law to Mrs. Wilhel-
nine Ostmann, whose death was re-
ported at noon, died late tonight after
snp official report of fhe Board of Health
laa been made out. All the prominent
1ck We're reported doing well tonight.
n D. Plunkett, President of the State
Doard sSd Of Health, telegraphs from Nash
1l,le that the resignation Of Hon. John
foalson, rendered this morning, was
uos accepted by the Board.
lhs Thermometer to-day has ranged
rom IS to SO degrees.
QUARANTINE TO BE RAISED.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 13.-Upon the
tscommend alton of the Board Of Health
mobile county, notice is given that,
|sn'ess w, otherwise advised, all quarau-
w, nne restrictions against the city Of New
|uurieans will b. removed on and after
Friday, August Is.
Inc Board of Police Commissioners
y Mobile will take the same action to.
morrow. II ID said.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-14
A IierOiDe.

The ship Templar, which recently ar
rived in San Francisco from New York
and Rio with yellow fever on board,
carries a heroine in the person OF Miss
Armstrong the captains daughter 1t
is represented that after Captain Arm
strong was taken down with the yel-
low fever, Miss Armstrong, assisted by
the second mate, navigated the ship.
the young lady frequently taking her
turn at the wheel, and, it is said by
many ou board that, had it not been
for the united exertions Of the two, the
vessel would never have reached San
Francisco. Miss Armstrong Is barely
20 years Of age.
D. Reed can be found at the corner Of
n. - ~ ~ 9TH nOnI
Daily Republican., 1879-08-14

A telegram from Toronto says Cool
Burgess has not arrived there, as pro-
missed, "and it is suspected he does not
intend to return at ALL" The same
telegram says his mother-in-law does
not believe her daughter guilty Of any
indiscretion, and attributes the whole
trouble to Burgess ungovernable jeal-
ousy"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-14
MIppLETowN, Aug. s, 1879.

JAS. H. GROVES, Esq. .:-Dear Sir: At meet.
Ing rec Gently held, by the Board of Education
OF M Middietown Public schools, 1t was voted to
instruct mo to invite you to hold the next
Teacher Institute OF New Castle County at
hiddletown. Itake greatpleasure In extend
ing the invitation. Yours truly,
Al 8, WRrGHT,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-14
To be Held ut MAddletewn.

The following communication has
been carried on between the Board Of
Education Of Middletown and James H.
Groves, State Superintendent OF Public
Schools, from which it will be seen
that the next Teachers Institute for
New Castle County is to be held at
Middletown:
Daily Republican., 1879-08-14

D. Reed can be found at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, with good
fresh peaches every day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
The south, American war,

The following account of the forces Of the
belligerents In the war now going on In South
America il given In 4 letter from La Paz to a
German paper: ..Peru, with superficial
area greater than that OF Germany and
Austria Hungary. and q population OFF,, 7Oo, 900,
has four ironclads Ia frigate, q ram and two
monitors six wooden ships, three training
ships, five river steamers. and an army Of
5000 men only on peace footing, but with the
cadres Of eight battalions of Of Infantry.
three regiments Of cavalry and two brigades
Of artillery, besides 1000 gendarmes and 1900
watchmen (vigilantesl. Chill with popula-
tton Of 2, 117,0O0l has two good ironelad cor
vettes and four wooden war steamers, besides
some other ships which are unserviceable fol
war purposes. The armament of the Chilan
navy consists Of forty-four guns and the per-
sonnet Of g73 men. The army comprises 1900
infantry, 1900 cavalry and 40 artillery, besides
GOoD national guards. Bolivia has no navy,
and her army consists Of 1000 men; but It
could easily be Increased by the system Of
recruiting prevalent In the country, under
which young and strong men are torn from
their families to servein thearny. Thepopu-
lation of Bolivia Is 2,325 600"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
silver Bm,lIsn for the New Orleans mint.
wash. Cor. Courler-Journail


One Of the objects OF the trip recently made
by Director Of the Mint Bnrchard To New Or
leans was to learn whether ii was practicable
to send to the mint ut that point some Of the
silver bullion to be coined into the standard
dollar The express companies agree to carry
the bullion to New Orleans from Colorado at
the same rate which they had been charging
t,, send 1t to Philadelphia. Accordingly, 1t
has been decided to purchase %, 900 ounces for
New Orleans every week, and tomorrow the
first bids will be received for the sale OF bull
lion TO be delivered Mt New Orleans. The pro-
posal for this week and for some weeks to
come will be for 100000 ounces for San Fran
cisco and 10000 ounces for New Orleans, the
Philadelphia mint having supply on hand
sufficient for some time to come. The present
capacity Of the New Orleans mint 10 about
100000 O month, to which limit the Director
of the Mint expects to have 1t worked. Up TO
this time comparatively no bullion has been
shipped to New Orleans, the mint having been
engaged almost excluslyelyin recoIning Mex
lean dollars, which have been purchased as
bullion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

The insatiate Montenegrins have already
grown dissatisfied with their liberal share Of
the pisnder of the last war, and are banker
ing for more Turkey. Last year she suffered
exceedingly from drouth; nearly one-third OF
her crops were destroyed by beetles and mar
nots. SO that the seed has been deficient, and
field labor Is inadequate In consequences OF
the excess of holidays one hundred a
year-and the widespread drunkenness of the
common people, Involving great wasteful-
ness. Grain, which Is the chief article of ex-
port, which furnishes the means Of paying
taxes and of getting all supplies, now seems
insufficient to home consumption. Her do
nestle debt Is very oppressive Most Of the
land Of the empire Is mortgaged to bankers,
and its owners are scarcely able to pay their
interest, much less the principal, their arrears
being from 25 to 30 per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
The grand jury yesterday found true bill
for breach Of promise and embezzlement
against Louis Laeente. He was arrested ON
d capins and released on bonds.
hRRAtaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Jno. ] DAILY, aiias Sonny Daily l. Carrying
a concealed weapon. 2. Shooting and wound
ing one John Mahpney with Intent to murder
INFoRMATIoNs FILED.
Randall Ambrose, james Cunningham
Louis Lapaoe, Junins Roam and +EheUgene
Williams, carrying concealed weapons.
SENTENCED.
Thos Garrels, sailor pleaded guilty tt
assaulting d police officer. was fined 90 and
sent To tina Parish Prison for two days
Henry Keepers. who pleaded guilty to as
sault with % dangerous weapon, WIS cen.
fenced to three months N the Parish Prison.
JURY our.
Raymond Domingo, alias Dominlck, In.
dicted April "a, 1879. for the murder Of Joseph
Mailitanno on March /, ut the intersection Ul
Parish Avenue and Dupre street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
THE DI1PED DARkIEs.
natus.u NJ the sitizens u Wyand1tte tn
AIIaw the Landing Sf Negroes
at Tint Place.
fChieaRo Tiales.l

TCheago TiHes.l
KANSAS City. April 22.-There Il consdera-
hle excitement over the action Of the Wynn
dotters In not allowing the steamer Duffee to
land 800 negroes ut the leyee In front Of that
Mace. An immense crowd assembled to wilt.
ness the arrival and landing of the colored
people It seemed evident that the people
of Wyandotte, both white and colored, were
determined That no more colored refugees
should be landed, and Notwithstanding that
the committee had recalled the ordinance re-
lating TO the landing of the colored people
and that Mayor Stockton was also down 2, Z
determined to assemble. at the levee, and
Capt Wlaon behalf q the people, E. n aa
land no more colored people In Wyandotte.
The captain saw the situation, and dropped
Ills boat down to. Bigger. old packing house.
Kansas Centre, Kan, landing the refugees
The Kansasans are slow. to act In behalf OF
the colored people. At Lawrenee large
number of them are allowed to hang around
the depots. hudded ia cars and outbulldings.
There are many sick among them Quite
large number were sent West from here to-
day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

Ing debt ls only s2f,0os,se5 IL VIII mus - %
seen that while In 1875 there were over s4ls,.
100000 Of our debt bearing no interest that at
the present time It Ill bears interest except
sal 900, 900. In thirteen years we nave adaea
5000 1000 600 10 the debt bearing Interest, ana
t,,n IN com n lssions and sl5opO0D IN debt In
te ter In short, the Secretary Of the Treas.
nry has paid TO Increase the interest hearing !,
debt $500 .o0o, 600 over $6,ooe,oOo to banks to
help bring it about. This II one Of The beau
ties OF the plan OF resumption.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
Pestilence nj szes eden.

Szegeden is threatened with pestilence, now
that the floods have subsidized. Eight thou
sand out OF the 10000 houses in that afflicted
city lie In ruins. Nine hundred dead bodies
have been found under the fallen walls Of the
Cathedral; fetid deposits of mud and slime
cover the streets to the depth Of six feet, and
the streets and surrounding country are filled
with the decaying carcasses OF drowned AMI
mails. 1t Is hardly possible that these things
will fail to breed pestilence, and the inhabi-
tants are seriously In dread OF an outbreak OF
plague like that OF Vetlianka.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
Tenn. ssec Debt Commission.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Several commits
sioners appointed from Tennessee to visit
New York and confer with creditors In refer
ence to accepting terms OF fifty cents on the
dollar and per cent interest, arrived here
to-day. on their return. They report that the
feeling among creditors In favor OF accepting
the terms is more favorable than they sup
posed. Still there ID much opposition and
very bitter feeling among the majority OF
creditors. Holders Of only about 81, 900,
out OF S23,000,000, have as yet signed the
terms
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

cipal and parochial elections throughout the
State be held ON the same day and not oftener
than once in four years, and that The time for
holding the same be fixed for year other
than that In which elections for Representa-
tives In Congress and presidential electors
take place.
by Delegate Blancharh---A praie for the
judiciary system Of the State. Laid over.
The calendar being exhausted, the Conven-
tion then adjourned until tomorrow al IL
o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

What does it profit man to have good
business and to be making money If he does
not have health to enjoy 1t. Many mans life
is made a burden to him by fever and ague.
when, If he would only use Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic, he would flnd speedy relief. II RESTORES
the appetite, stimulates the digestion. and cor.
wholesome. invigorating and unfaiIing remedy
In bilious and malarial feyers and fever and
ague.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

All the children OF the Grown Prince Of
Germany are scrofulous like their mother
When 1t was first proposed at the Prussian
court to marry the young and robust Crown
Prince with the fat English Princess, Bis
marek opposed the project In these words
You will ruin the sound and lusty Hohen-
zollern stock" an expression that the Crown
Prince never forgave. AS little gallant as this
remark OF Bismarck's may have been, it has,
nevertheless, proved true. The eldest son,
and who may one day be Emperor, Is full OF
talent, but he is sickly, and his left arm is
wthered, distorted and almost unserviceable.
ii the other children are diseased in one way
or another
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
sixth DISTRICT COURT.

City of New Orleans va. J. S. Goldsmith.
City of New Orleans vs. +. II. Quick-Ex-
eeptlon Of tes pendens, filed In these cases,
ovprruled.
Ernest Gardette vs. Ernest Mead.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff for 1915 30, with interest
and costs. Judgment on unconventional de-
mand In favor Of defendant for 1915 and In
terast
B. Savole Vs. Garblni and Petrovieh. -Judg-
ment In favor of plaintiff, revivlng Judgment
0f IG5G.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
SECOND REConDEa's COURT.

G Bonglade, charged with petty larceny
Myer Groupe, assault with dangerous
weapon David Ascher. assault and battery.
and Esther Thomas, breach Of trust and EN-
bezzement, were all discharged by Judge
Miltenbetger yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

Political troubles threaten in Brazil The
Senate, composed of tifty-eight members
elected for life, is hostile to the Council OF
responsible ministry The Senators are
chosen for life at electoral meetings expressly
convened, each meeting nominating three
candidates from which the Emperor chooses
the Senator. The Senate resenting the call
OF liberal ministry to power, little more
than year ago, has resolved upon system
Of sullen obstructiyeness. The Council of
State and ministry having tried, conci !iatory
measures, now hint at an appeal to the coun-
try on questions that may result in a change
In the constitution of 1924 and the o7erthrow
OF the Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
A. g. MONTGOMERY. JR., Prsss e
G. J. DEsPARD. Vice President anu 8
Nrwopr.EAss. April = ,

New ORLEANS. April. b
We. WELsHANS Il WOODS. ageh1a
above companies, do hereby cesIHy
foregoing statements are a full and CO.
hibit Of the general condition anu -2
said companies. as sworn to BY tno - 80
said com panfes before the InsuranS0
sioner of the State of New York.
YELsHANs b W0oDy; s sal
Sworn and Subscribed by G. n. M We a.
member of TIE firm OF WELsHAs ss. : az
before me. b Notary Public, az W.
this twentYythird of Anril. 1879. r.
apA Inn EDWARD IVY, Noss1s g.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
shermau's Management or our Finances.

lVuSH1HEtUH OUT' OIHcIHHHti EHuulTer.I
The more John Sherman's financial man.
agement OF the treasury is analysed the more
II appears TO disadvantage. Since 1875 the
Understanding debt has been absolutely in
creased over S3O0,O0O.00O. This is shown by
the public debt statement on the first of No
vember, 1875 The debt statement showed
that the principal of the interest-bearing debt
1921. On the same date the non-interest-
bearing debt was S41s, IDS, 911. The debt
statement issued for the present month shows
the principal of the Understanding debt to
be S20O6 ,091, 400, and the total debt So O27,
go. Of this amount the non-interest-bear-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
THE COURTS.
THIRD DISTRICT COUNT.
NEW SUITS.

NEW SUITS.
Louis Duplier vs.. Keilfer u Gardner.
Sevel Seh0field va. Wallace Cary.
John Boilbede vs. Manuel Hayns and Julie
Hayns.
Mrs, Mary Ann Levi, exeeutrix, VS.. Mrs.
Mary NJ Harrod.
This is All action On promlssory notes, by
an endorsee against her endorser. Judgment
for defendant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
FIRST RECoHDER's COURT.

John Lacey, charged with stabbing and
woundng one W. Burrell with Intent to MUIR
der was yesterday sent before the First Dis
trict Court under bonds ri $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
STATEMENT
Il or THE
GERMAN-AMERICII|
Insurance CONN
OF THE CI1'Y OF \ Nj
January l, II

United States bonds .szks ~ ~
Rhode Island State psfEel . Z
Missouri State per cent tH4d n
Rochester city water loan bQi0 X
Der cent. ~. ~
Buffalo city bgnds-7 per cont
Yonkers city boHds-7 per cen
Central Pacific FIRST mortgages rail-
way bonds. Z. ......-
Union Pacific first mortgage raiiNu
bonds .........-..s.s..s. ......ss
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
per cent bonds. ......s ..s...s...s +
New York Central Railroad D6F
cent bonds 80. es...s. 100
Syracuse. Bfhe hamfan and New IUfk
Raiirpad bonds, first mortgages.
New York and Harlem Railroad sfoek
Loans on call. secured nv Uniied
States and state bands fsl4dS3el
Agency cash In coorse OF transmHs
sion. ....s...........s =. .z.es.ss.s6 ia
Premiums due on policies, New YofEA
|, once ~, $780, -. ....s...s.ss \
CashNn banks. -....-.....t........s
cash In office. ..-..........-...st t.-..stl.
w 7
Cash capital ............ ......... ..4... y
LOSSES in process of adiustment.....
Reserve for reinsurance s.sss.s
Commissions. etc. ..-..s. .ss..ssss
Net surplus. ....... -........-..s........E.sss
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MERCANTILE MUTDI1
Insurance Conlpd
No. 35 Wall Street, New =

New YORK, Januau -
The following statement OF the anG ass
Company ON the thirty-fi first o. neco s,sssff
is. published In conformity with tao Pc
OF It's charter:
Outstanding premiums. December atrys
Premiums received from January al
December 81. 1873. ......--.-.'.'''''s -. =. -
Total Premiums -. !, X s
Premiums earned from January I'll
December 81, 1878..s... $50 :. - =
Paid during the year:
return premiums ..-......s t2i,ooo Il 81 sSs
Losses and expenses. -.. I5ls.s tx n
Dividend, February 1890 Iirs ~ - 4
kebateEaents In lieu of scrip 1g9,2oo M.fs<s
The Com pany has the following ssSs III
lash In banks --..--. .has .
United States. State. bank and otnel III
stocks. 1900. ...... 80
Interest due on investments. -
Premium notes and premiums ~
course OF collection -...... ..t.. ..ss MI
Reinsurance and salvage claims --'.'s - -.s
A. G.. MONTGOMERY. JR., p p
G. J. DEsPARD, Vice President anu -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 1. 1sl7-INCOa-
PORATED MARCH 81, 1920

The Association continues to insure from
loss or damage by Fire In all parts of the United
States, Buildings Household Furniture and
Merchandise generally
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN1yARy

OIL ALI MENI Of ASSETS, JANUARY ! 1870
Bonds and mortgages and ground
rents. on property In city OF
rrutsda 81 PEA 045 10
nans a y Z ,.a Log istfIsu oonoa, &54 ,425 90
roana ~ H. - s22o16 50
Loaf nf III. !; $3.50 90
, adeiphia. .......-.......... o, aoa On
zeal estate in Philadelphia . ~ ' e,,o ~
BONDS OF various railroads and other ~
stocka ~ ra 10000 90
corporations ............... TOT osn m
interest due and accrued ..... 81 9eo 70
ofo fsst premiums In course Of colIec-
Cash on hoa 107782 Al
S VI ns'iu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 199, 724 81
Total market value AZ ia aos 90
LIABILITIES.
Gasn capital. .....-...... $500 nm M
onaldlu3ted and unpaid
D. i1o oeS-.- 90.1 26
h6e-lrsurance fund. 1s1 gs8 so
Oth9r liabilities. ........... 1852 SO
| ---s2 BOG 7so IA
1
Net surplus over all liabilities. :. ss7s o7s 10
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WELSHANS & WOOna
GEN ERAII Il
INSURANCE AGENr
ISIS GRA Weir SI'REHyr
NEW ORI4E1A MS.

Quilted Btates bonds -
South Carolina bonds ...s'ss N
N. Y. Mutual GastIght Go. stf,a5 .stss
Deposit Of currency In Missiaal 81
Union Pncifle gold bonde. 9aspvi.s
Call loans on United sta,as n nj 100
securities ........ss'..'' 'sau olnef
Cash In bank and on hand. s. ..ss.sss
Real estate owned by nompanv 'isss
Loans on bonds and morteaaaa 80 "
Interest. due and accrued - -. 8. Y
Cash IN trans mission by agents a,ss.sss
Unpaid premiums, fire and 9nlaa...
New York office. Aialsa,
Inland salvages. ...............ss.9'4t'..ss ss
Bills receivable. inland -. ...,.. ..'..'t
.. 49,
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u. =.
n Matthews of rensas.
"a nlaiho,ne Of Point Coupee.
III, Fayrot of West Baton Rouge.
,,a,,,,rrrrp an punrtc rn,1cATtos
11aih,rn. If pointe uo,nee
d Sutherin of DeSotO.
1 aollins III Orleans,
4 t,ana,,x of Orleans.
r. Mn(iloin Of Orleans.
h pache pf At James
\ simon If 81. Martin.
a Rolton of Rapides
q naypnport of Warehouse,
ID Marshall Of Catahuula
IL Fontelien IT Iberia.
~ Iinehpa as !, on I, hlao ah
l5 dla OF t'ase oailoii'
COMMITTEE ON APPORTIONMENT.
|. Robertson OF IT. Landry
3. Joffrion OF Avoyelles.
3. J.uckett of Rapidas.
/. blanchard of Caddo
Il Rrislrer Of Caldwell.
a Kidd ar .Taakson
2. Gallery of st. Mary.
q Knohlack of J,afptlrcbe.
4. Rulrer III Orleans.
"a Guerinaer of Orleans
II STAMINA Of Jefferaon.
u. Gahen of Assumption.
10. Ola Of East Carroll.
COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES.
1. Carey of Orleans
q, Lauan of Orleans
y Phelps of Orleans
4 Edwards of Tangipahoa.
4. Moreland of Claiborne
a STAMINA of JefTereon, m
Y Rnnham af Fast Carroll
....,,,.,,,,,,. -, - -,
.om.' = ,a 70, . ~" '"''s'
l. Sutherlin OF DeSoto.
2. Reed 81 galcasieu.
0. Ponder OF Natchitoches.
4. Baskin OF Franklin.
5. Kennedy q Orleans.
y. S sIe Y. NE ras sh : eil.aala.
4. Demas IF st, John the Baptist.
3. Benham OF East carroll.
COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
]. knoblock OF Lafourche.
q q G,snSa =, :. n WL,e,,ns
4 Mcalnnnell of Orleans.
o. kernochan of PlaguemInes.
8. simon OF st; Martin.
q s ai1l =. Saline
81 Gaskins Of Lincoln.
10. Elan of Gatahoula
a. a. SnHt,u ~ -, tts o. an5rn
NM LANDRY of Ascension.
H. Babcock Of st. John the Baptist
10. Young Oh oohcapaia'
COMMITTEES oN sinh - hi'dls'
= - uoIo1 XII, - ~ G nrlaans
. hnouatin IF Orleans.
4 Enrman of Drleans
4 pacha of St James.
= MN, nf I,atm,rch,.
= Wati,ins of Webster
q Mutt If Caddo.
o Wells of Richland.
N DAWN nf i,incoln
~ Easterlv of Tivingston.
20 Sfapg of ST.. Landry.
~ Gardner Of Terrebonne.
IA. Steele of Tensas.
* pinchbact Of Madison.
T,.. p.a.;dart .t,,.d tbo+ tbe ,on,a,,;,c
Inc ifesiuehe s'a.eu NC. s1o sen'a'lill's
standing committees would bc announced
Tomorrow or Monday
rha cammittea on Gont,ngant Exnenses
Inc ooinnA'''oo ~ 's..ssu.,.... -
was authorized 60 purchase necessary soa-
tionery for the use Of the Convention.
prr1rross. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS
iInli -, Esrn,an Tho+ tho rotit,,n ri
~ DeleRaae = - 10. ~ 80 p e NJ =
Mr.. III. j. Rivet contestins the seat OF Mr. y
N Aupustiu. be referred to the COMMITTEES on
ria n, ns and onalications So ordered.
h1 ~ pelsE al MeGloa~That the petition 81
Messrs. c. e. Tebault and James Nugent,
eontnsting the seats of Messrs James Nc
Committee on Elections and Qualifications
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Net surplus over all liabilities. ;. ss7s,o7s 10