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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
THE LEGISLATIVE GATHERING
A Caucus Last Night and It's Deter
mination Something About
Gontapfa

great many additional members Of the
Legislature arrived during Friday night and
Saturday. and the excitement In political
circles was proGortionately increased. The
oanvassing for election to various Offices was
very lively. and o2mplieatious OF the most ex.
traordinary character were made. only to
puzzle the makers and defy solution. There
we're candidates for circuit iudgeshivs. ii cen.
atorship. speakership. vaeiuus clerkshtts.
sergeante- at. arms and dporkeepers, TIL the
naws.Ra herer became hewildered with the
multi ude of offices aud the myriad OF cnndf.
dale4.
Al 1880 O'Clock lr,st night there was a caucls
he'd IN the House Of Representatives, for he
purpose ~ contiirr,ug o. mina,ions. There
wore none but members Of the Hous. present.
and the "ttenhanee wAa quite lnrke- The meet
i LII Y a q MI & man W h ana Mr Eli ST. Sc
grove. Of Natchftochts ., As SECRETARY.
After some discn sion was moved and car
. &C alist Of officers On M inlay morning 10 no
can us The following WIS the committee at
2 ipte!: \. II. goagrove, OF Natehitoch =: ]. o..
Tent on: hi VOORHEES, or 81. Martin Huu Mr.
Dew renux. oil Oileabs
The meeting thou adjourne' to hear the re-
Tho chief 81 O. % excitement Just now Is
ihs senatorship. g ". MeEnety. Gen. Gibson
Mr.. Don Caffrey aud counties. oihets are 10
the h"Id and Conjecture ruus high on results.
Tho contest for the spsaker bio ses uR 10 hs
narrowed down h, Me-srs. X. N. Ogden. J. 4.
, lieu and Geo w Muuday. with optnipn Ia
favor Of the tlr.t named TIE co4tests for the
circuit jadgsbiLs will be very warm, as ths
cnnhid.tt 9 are respectively strong and iufu-
entail On the whole the L.gi- latura promises
~ By u very interesting gathering. con idering
the impo. tant elections 1t ha. t. make ami he
bills To be enacted In conf rmty to and by re-
QUIZ ement OF the new constitution
There will BIO several con ests presented to
the LeRis AZURE. Ampig hem will be contes'
from JetY,,son pai ish. where Il T. calm n. The
destluc ION of iw boxes and tie r. j-ot on t "A
third eau ed the los 81 NV I'd " 500 vat+ :.
ha sec' VI ward. 0rlears. Will also b. contest
ed by MesNrr. L'gnn and Kennedy Ra,nst ,he
:, turned members MeEsls Devereaux and
Barry.
On the thirteenth instant it will be deter
mined III the tit District O ,urt whether the
b xss OF The ward shatt be- oten~d for ecu ating
Or not t6a judge having previously refused to
restrain the recretaiy VI State from proaiul-
gatin. the returns for hepr santatives from
ne secoud war. on the or 'und that the LeRia-
lature was the Judge OF t. own menb,'s. but
raterviLg to the contestants the right to make "a
rule for th opening OF The boxes.
!, Messrs. Laxau and nuedy. In thoir pefI-
q o, hliese ,hs commission Of fraud ia mary
resp eta AID claim their seats on an eq,liiab 4
count. H. viii rr b bly, form u snhJact for The
Committee on q raliti "ttions and II ecti ons,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following were recorded yesterday at the
office OF the Board Of Healtn:
pIRTUs.

The following were recorded yesterday at the
office Of the Board Of Healtn.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. M. Chalone. a daughter, November II.
Mrs. j. SiS9. n, halter. son, Decambec 81.
Mrs. w. r. Werner. daughter. October ~.
Mrs. III. b. Verrstt u daus b az january y.
Mrs. A. j. Poursine. n sou. January
Mrs. L. Ducasse, q dauR hteI January2.
Mrs. A. France. II daughter. Jannary 8.
Mrs. A. Paps. a daughter. ID comb " III.
Mr.. G. Entzmtnger. IA daughter. September @
mrs. J. B Richardson. N daughter, January 2
Mira. julien Smith. u son.
Mrs. J Sanders. II son.
Mrs = w. araeler. II daughter.
MICS John Pfatt, II dauAhter.
Mrs. John Har IL. a sou.
Mrs John Rslvado, o. daughter.
Mrs, M Nj. Carson. son.
M q. j cob Schaeff r. a daughter.
MRS. Frank Ducoing. a son.
DEATHS.
Josephine Siager. IA days.
Mira. J. @ In. % yoars.
Nelson Lewis, AZ years.
l.. j. VI, Medu.. mouths.
lnez Graeeeuse Du svibg. 2 years.
MARRIAGES..
Daniel D. Colcock TO Matte K. Ru2eley.
Michael Turpey TO Jn-ephine Ssi vat.
II S. Swarm. Jr., to Mary Fisher.
Ernest j. Develle to A. q, Hopkins.
butele Boquele To Marie Saulny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
MUNICIPAL
Distressed Treland-The Penny Post
Anniversary.

Anniversary.
Mayor Patton yestel day received the follow
ing kilograms that explain themselves:
DUBLIN, January 10, 1880.
70 MAYOR or New OffNaus:
Distress increasing: aid urgently required
LORD MAYOR.
Dublin Irish keltef Committee.
LONDON. January 10. 1880.
To Mayor OF New 0 fleans
To-day being the fortinth an yersary of the
penny postage sy tam, founded by Dir WAND
Hill. u NE tinl has inst b On b. Id Mt The MHn-
sion Honss aud com mittes formed to conf
mamnraie the event by an international ms
mortal Looking ut the immense commercial.
INTEL. ctual d social advantages d II we'd by
g aim your hahTty ~ md aupp # Ia this
m pvpmebt by III clnK IT b. FIRE the ciuz9ns OF
your grt at cit,p Mr. John Prndee. the ,rasi-
dent Of the Direct Quilted sntss Gable @ m.
pany VITO w "a present ut the meeting. KINDLY
} tfared the iree ut0 ut the Direct CaDle toE any
LOND Nj tYOR OF LONDON.
MINOR NOTES.
License payers arc showing nm alaerity In
the payment OF their licenses for 1880.
Tho .. rson charged with committing a.
outrage and said to be M en- ploys OF the Of y
IL not an empioye OF the city
In strict eenae of the word H. Ii n colored
man and was cook at the House OF kefuge.
VIII ga officers turned hm ovsr ~ the police as
soon as they Ind heard vi tho charge.
surveyor Brow yes erday viaite the Globe
TheMre building tnow the b jou rheatrel for
the ,urposs of inaulriuR Into ru or hat the
bui ding WIS not Fate. Mr. hrowa's report TO
the Mayor WIS TO the eff ct tim the rnm ,r was
without foundation. the BUILDING being per
feetly sound one, 'nt the survey or -ngyests
thn' tho one exit Of tn hea re- Is insn ffleiant.
and thai bet or means Of e6caLe should 10 pro-
vldei iii case OF II . mic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
A New Temple Bar.


(London News. December 1e1
The creation OF q new Temple Bar is an
event In the annals OF two cities. The rivalry
between London and Westminster ID AMIGA
the definition OF the Lord Mayors iurisdic-
ton. The old landmark IL to be replaced by
q new structure, AMI the design Ia already ID
the hands OF the civic officers. The Temple
Bar OF the future will differ from Its predeces-
sor both In form and in associations. 1t has
been planned to assist the traffic which the
old City Gate impe'ied, aud 1t Ia, moreover
stated to be OF an ornamental character, which
th4i old gate certainly Was not. Tho arch way
which till lately marked the entrance to the
city OF London had gloomy associations. The
loyal citizens often watched the row vi traI-
tors heads sharply defined against sky
which century ago WAS perhaps clearer
and brighter than 1t is now. The new Tenn
pie Bar will be associated rather with liti-
giants than with criminals. It will still mark
the centre OF busy interests and the quick pulse
OF gaiu; but 1t will have an added tunctioni In,
30 TO speak Introducing the old lawyers OF
the inns south OF the Strand to the corridors
of the new palace of Justice north OF 1t. The
old tide of traffic followed the course OF the
river, and flowed steadily along FLEET street
and the Strand, but nsw decade will wit
ness the establishment OF powerful
cross. current. and lawyers and litigants
will be constantly skirting the base
~ " the Is uq proposed 70 povde r npp
for the passengers. and the scheme may be-
In the interest of other travellers than those
by foot. London horses soon get habituated
to strange sights, but still some caution IL
necessary at first. Troops OF barristers In
goat-har Wigs aud fiuttering robes eagerly
hurrying from the courts to the temple may
create an occasional panic among the carts
and bruughams, and the new refugees will
then answer not merely their puIp ,se but
their name. The structure Is moreover to be
provided with inches for the reception of ap-
propriate statusry. Here, indeed. the pros
pect Ia not quite 80 satisfactory. The diff
en- ty OF civic decoration has been less the
discovery OF appropriate Diches than the pro-
viding them with suitable sculpture. In such
matters the citizens Of London and Westmin-
ster have plenty OF TASTE, but 1t l. q question
whether the taste Ia always good.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY.

We call thu attention OF our readers this
morning to thethirty -second annual statement
81 this old and reliable Insurance. company.
Owing to the great shrinkage In the value Of
real estate the directors Of this company have
eemed 4 adyis .be and prudent to reduce the
valuation OF the real estate held by them from
SAG $50 81 to $4,000 Vs. They h iva also reduced
the stocks the company from s25. l42 10 to s2o-
4o6 OF This places thu H 1ps upon lrm and
honest uniatlou and ref cts credit upo, the
president and tlrct brs The ch arHetsr aud the
sanding Of thas gent ,msn are " fun gnaran
tee that rhe aff ttrs or tbs % will ever be con.
Quoted iudici1us'y and faithfully.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

Columbus discovered America. and Lsnnes
discovered the art Of making money and friends
by selling only the beet meats and vegs ables.
He did not help Old Hickory pack ths English
b ans at Chalm-tte. but he has been aourishtng
the knife and saw ever since the Mississippi
river was spring branch. He 10 not surg on.
although he is an adeut at am putating and dis
sect ng. What he does not know about BUTCH
erinR Ia not worth knowing. Gall on him at
stalls Nos and ss-Maaazine Market and make
a small Investment. Yourself and family will
be happy for week of Sundays.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
First Recorders Court.

Jas. Sim rson, assault and battery: First Dis
tret 0oult b inds of $3.50.
Thos Fitzpatrick. shooting and woundine
Chaa. b ,nek; rem snded Ia default OF bail. to
appear january 81.
aep. Wi isms. alias Stephenson. breaking
and entering In the ni4ht time aud larceny
Fl at District g urt b nds of 1850
Theodore Felt. petty larceny $3.50 appearance
bonds.
Jordan Meddea. assault with a dangerous
weapon on W. H. Hawkins First District Court,
bonds Of $3.50
Mrs. OIL At n and Emile Boiler. assault and
ba terry $3.50 app -arsnoa 'nds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
PUBLIC SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Ther pArt OF the atIeu lance at the public
schools during the month OF December last IL
a SILVER WEDDING.

To-day, the twenty fifth anniversary. and
therefore the silver wedding OF the Jewish
WI lows ani Orphans Homo. will be eee
brated ut the Home. on Jackson street. This
noble Institution has fostsrad and protected
many an orphan who wau'd othsfwi ,e be- left
gu cast and friendless. and erected not n few I
tn. no into htkh positions 20 i lily and COM
mercia ly. Tn. patrons Of this In stitution will
to d ~ assemble aud celebrate tue silver we'd
ding y the aoma and ,h-y shall b tve reason
to epngr tulate themselves on tho grand insi-
tuition they hav, erected
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court,

In addition to the Cases contained in the liat
published In the DEMOCRAT Of the sixth In
slant. the following Cases are ixed. on the mo-
tions to dtsn.is- the appeals for
MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1880.
No. 1882. John Schneider vs. Stephen Kennair
ct als.
No. 1855. William Nienmann vs.. Michael and
H. j. Coudrau
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
CoRoNER's INQUEST.
Investigating the Killing of the Negro
Ben Robinson.

Coroner Markey. In the presence Of his Jury
OF Inquest. concluded the Inquest In the killing
of Ben Robinson. which took place on Christ
mas night, at the residence OF tho deceased
one mile below Algiers.
After the teslimon had been ELECTED tho Jury
returned verdict that the deceased came 10
HI deuh from n fracture OF the skull pro-
dnced by a blow with Ratchet la tho hands of
Alexander HugginH. now mt large.
Tho coroner will on Monday make nm an
davit against the accused. charging him with
IN rnnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
AID FOR IRELAND.

This evening at o'clock there will be meet
ing II gentlemen at the parochial residence.
ST Patrick's parish. for the purpose OF giving
the movement looking towards the relief Of the
distressed pedsantry Of Irelsnd practical shape
and al plieation. Recently the superior coua-
oil Of the \ cety nt St. Vincent de Paul, of thi-
Ct s.. / r1ardsd to J I'm bradstreet. III b ad of
the ctety ut Dubln, the sum OF 90 for this
purpose 1t 10 rxp9ced that consi itruble con-
trtDuions Of q Ike Oh arac er will loloY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
Fourth District Court.

Alfred johnson vs. Vincent Chulbl OF al.-Pe-
fraction OF the tieket which drew the $500 600 Ia
the late drawing OF rhe Havana Lottery Com
rany: that Chulb gained illegal possession Of
or it. d DC eds: that writ Of representation ba
iasu iirrc ing 'ha sheriff to % ga said ticket
or its proceeds. The writ accordingly issued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending at lo:0S .. M. Saturday January To-
Observations taken AT the same moment OF
time at NIL stationa.I
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
INSPECTORS REPORTS.

From the weekly reports OF the local boards
OF In .pectors to Supervisor Morton. the fol-
lowing 10 taken:
The New Orleans board repor's havIn In
ape cd steamship Clinton at Morgan Uty !: also
inspected steamers Wasp. Little Su.ie. Maria
Louise and q. p Senenck and that on FRIDAY
thu assistant inspectoc left for ton Rouge on
inspection duty.
Thu NJ b. 10. Galveston and Apalaohieola
boar 4 report no transactions for he week end
Ing JanuRry8.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
AN ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.
The Result of Race Between the
Tugs Magnolia and Ida

1t quarter east 10 o'clock yesterday while The
tugboats Ida and Magnolia were racil g In the
river, the Magnolia foulei with ths Liza and
drove her Into the ship q sstaooog', damaging
the latter considerably. The Tia then d ted
y hort dtstsnc4 doSu and raa into another
bark and damaged 1t slightly.
young mao. passenger on the Ia. was
thrown, overheard by the colli.ton. hut was
wa very ha l'y damaged. her pilol-house and
chimney being torn awav.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
Fire..

Saturday morning at O'CLOCK. the house No.
IL Liberty street. occupied by Mr.. Phillip, was
damaged by Are to the amount Of $lo0. The
property was owned by Mr.. Harris.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

Mr. dadbois, OF Rockville, Canada. after
beiHg cured oil Or ,stratIng maiarial disease
CONTRACTED 10 Texas, by means Of Warmers
Safe Pills ami Safe Btt-rs, writes to us: Il
shall never travel LII that climate without
your Safe PLUS and Safe Bitters as part OF
my outfit"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

The Prince of Walts reads very little, but
he has known and conversed with mole eels-
brated and interesting people than any other
man OF his aga In the world, and ts unusually
well informed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
SALE ORDERED.

An order issued from The Quilted States Dis
trict Court yesterday instruct e the United
Mars al TO sell the bark jennie Armstrong aud
the sch 'ouer Hrttia Stevenson to satisfy ludg-
meats against them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

United States bonds This II theiargest amount
whic.i hae been paid out " interest In one dav
for many years. a"d oud Indicate that Invest
ments la bonds have largely increased.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

The orphans sheltered In the Asylum OF the
Immaculate Conception. Third District. are
burdened with debt and threatened with famine
Prot. Fl. A Blake Is prrpari nG an entertain.
m mt TO be- Civ n FIR their benefit ~ GrunewaI
81 III. on Wetna-dly evening. F-bru.ry4. We
T. nsr theat eadance will be so numerous as to
require repetition OF their perfor mances.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
Superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED,

Carrying concealed weapons--P. J.. Cossin.
George Gsertuer. one day In Pariah Prison
las. 0.Bi-u. Wilson Taylor John Treadeill.
n. B Brodsrick. one month In Parish Prison
Alex Donev u. 'wenfy Ave dollars or two
months' In Parish Prison: Dan. sullivan. one
mouth In Parish Prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.

j. B. Hawley, first assistant secretary OF
the treasury, is willing to sacrifice himself
for the Republican gubernatortal nominattoR
In Illinois,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
INTEREST PAID.

The United States sab-treasury yesterday
paid out $40. as 81 on interest coupons from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
A Locomotive an d a Float.

AT 4:l5 o'clock last evening, &C the corner of
Robertson add Bienviiie etreets. one of the To-
comotlyes Of the Spanish Fort and Lake Bail.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

road ran into float, the property OF the Woods
cotton press and damaged 10 to the amount of
si2. The locomotive sustained damages to the
amount OF s2b.
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Gentlemen's List.

Adams VIM r
Abpt VIM
Adkins John
Baum Jas u
b trr W John
Braz 5ltoa Alex
benson II T Or
Berthel Adam
b thel j. I'm
BVnuer Charles
Burke II
Burns Mathew
Burmetle Geo X
Bat sy j w
Brown p J
Crawford N Nj
Clancy ] Ct
Crane W.T.
Uhauyette Lol1is
CarDen er j w
Cook U b
Cox L III
Coffee II r
Ozark j. q
Draper John w -
Deinab Louis
ID smese judge
Dennis h ieuel =
Douglass A capt
Duncan John g
Dnback Albert
Evans r y
Ely Geo 8 e
Fer ,ninger Fred
FIR, de icks q
FRI jul.T Dani
Foo' Fl u
Froblie u
Fox b L
Carr o 2
At,Arer lhog "
GILES L
Gibson Wm &
Harris Charles
Haf.u brack b
Fl wilkins w A
Harris Thos
He nian Mike
" well Onae @
Hodgson capt
h li,u w @
Hnggle X IL
JACKSON John
John-on p
Jou age j seph
Keale j tmes
King 7 p 1-u
X ng Tom
Lawrence w FL
l4r Rouse A
Leonard Andrew
Ltneb .r Andrew
Luton Rabt
Lucknow Chas
Maniey Il n Ct.
MACK John I'll
Martin Vincent
Meeks Harry
Mitchell Frederick
Miller Jessie
MOI rlman W J
Morgan Patrick
NJ ure ii A ..
Mory ID b DIR
Murphy John
Murray
Neill j II
Nicholson W J
O'Neiil Vim
Patterson Vim
P,rror II
Percy Clements
Pitcher O A
Price ] M ...-..
Proctor Rich
hhpth RI julius
Read JOS
Richmond Ohas
KoDsrs N Saml
Il biuson Robt
Rbody A y
st Peere John
shaw D w
Samson Simeon e.
steel K 9
stein age 3
Sfeavens Frank
SCENES W v
shiindman Geo
Shirby W H
Scott w B jr
h rong Frank
skunk q W
smi' h w y
Teetzel Geo e
IL che A d 4
Thomp son j B
Tones James
Tunstell Warick
VOTE U T. .=
Walter Smile
Wanasr G. B
Wells A b -
Westholz 2 e
Werner Herman
Wilson Geo =.
Wilson q e
White Crawford
White Wm
= iikir X w
Whitney w p
Wise Frank
Yuwell Hardir
Tall w n
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining fin the New Orleans pasr1xIes
at m n. ma. January 40, IssO.
Ladies' List.

AK J veuve
Anderson Nancy mrs
Baitey Margaret miss
Behr Mary mrs
Bragg Branton mrs
Butda Ellen mrs
Brown Mary miss
Chairman Fannie q
Clarke l. l. mrs
Uomado Louis mrs
Daniels nj mrs
Dancer Susan miss
DeLeon Jac mics
Doumigo mrs
Evane Lizzia j miss
Flint v miss
Fry Dora miss
Graham Lavinia mrs
Gir4rd Emma miss
Gouvele Mary mrs
Hraut Laura
Grotes Annie miss
Hager Leautine mrs
He rbert M mrs
Howard Emma mrs
HUT PhilliB mrs
Johnson M mrs
Jones Nelly
Jones Elizabeth mrs
Judah Lucinda
Lag Y mrs
i.esetts En- ma miss
Lesser q mrs
Lee Nancy mrs
Lovednle Elvira mrs
Mayfleld Mary mrs
Marley Catherine mrs
Moor Louise mrs
MuBton M miss
Nelson E II mrs
ULsary 5 j mrs
Patton Martha miss
Perkins Henrietta miss
Pbelon Martha mrs
poiipe miss
RHtmbault JuAia miss
R4uual John A h mrs
Reynolds NJ me
konvanni Mary mrs
Sheean Nora miss
Slaymade III mrs
-psneer z II m iss
Sprig Lou sa miss
stern Am allie mrs
Steer Mary y miss
Ayers Lsonora mrs
Tay lor Betsy
Thomas Corona miss
w shington Celia n las
Wasbii gion Rachel mrl
Watkins Maggie miss
Watson M mis-
Weatherly CLARA II mrs
Williams Marta
Williamson Mary
hailen Liz o miss
Vernon Lucinda mrs
THIRD AND -FOUR
Fago. E mrs
an V,,a. ""
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

Wiltfui coneea. ment Of facts relative TO the
condition Of b,nk-E iward W Huntington,
Thomas H4sam. ST.: bonds 100000. Released.
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Armsted Hattie ara /.
Bachslot u mrs
Black Lotto miss
Burton j III mrs
Belair j II uis
Brown Eliza mrs
Cavalier En ma miss
Gage Nhomie miss
Chllds Ann
Dubson Ellie beth
Dansy Helen nrs
d. cuier Helene miss
Dopley Marcesd mrs
Ear on Fanny NJ iss
Faugere II mrs
Franklin X mrs
aarman Alice mrs
Castor A II miss
Goudin Juliette
Glover Jennie mrs
drimtB Louisa nrs
Given mrs
Hartford Alice miss
Hogan TOBY mrs
.Huck lrs II miss
Jtrb Mel y uura
Johnson Cbrit tina
Jones Adeliue mfsB
Jones Mnrie mites
Landry Josephine
LinZee Mary j miss
t4est,ttts Peggy MRS
Lor ara Birdie mise
Lovsl Nellie mrs
y, n ev Jns ey mrs
Ma b ws. Mary mrH
Miiia Anna mrs
Mop Esther mise
Marcy Ann
Nicholaon Louisa
Oates l. miss
Parker Mary w m ists
! Peterson Lille mrs
Phillips Ellen mrs
Preston Mamie miss
Randoli h II liza miss
Rairigace sarah
Richardson Sana ars
Scott Agnes mrs
schu | Flora d ia6
Sonnen chem M mrs
Spencer Rover Il misc
Smith Rachel mts
Station Matte Ell mrs
Stricken Nina miss
I'anBey Emma ufes
Thiers Helene A miBs
Tut Lanra q mtss
Washington MARY mrE
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