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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NOTh8.
--Turtle eggs are retailed in Wilmnington,
N. C., at ten cents a dozen.
-Seventy-six thousand ordinary and two
hundred and forty-nine political offenders are
undergoing penal servitude In Western
.Siberia.
--Quebec has offered $70,000 In ten annual
installments to the first beet sugar factory
that may be established there, in accordance
with published regulations.
_--eorge Bell, of Camden, picked up a roll
of bills amounting to $80, and, instead of ad
vertising for the owner, spent the money.
The owher prosecuted him, and he was sent
to Iktl for nine months.
-French papers remark the fact that at the
banquet lately given to a German Crown
Prince at Hamburg the menu was written in
French. Of the fourteen different sorts of
wine drank ten were French.
-Greenbacks are the favorite currency in
the Black Hills. They are worth $11 more on
the hundred than gold dust. Building lots
that sold for $900 last fall are now in active
demand at $1000.
-A Washington telegram reports that
Presidelt *Hayes has requested the naval
officer at Baltimore to appoit as his chief
deputy the son of an ex-rebelit whose house
the President was cared for when wounded at
the battle of South Mountain.
-P'rince Bismarck is taking the water at
Kissingon. On his' arrival he published a
card to the bathers, begging them not to con
gregate for the purpose of staring at him,
and not to recognise or bow to him in public.
If they did, he would be obliged to ignore
their salutations and be condemned as an ill
mannered man, or he would at evert instant
be compelled-to take off his hat, catch cold,
and loose all benefit of the water.
-In 180 the range of the American bison
extended across the whole width of the United
States territory into the British possessions
on the north and the Mexican Republic on the
south. To the east It reached nearly to the
line of the Mississippi Valley, to the west to
the great mountain chains. Now the last
.refuges of the animal are limited to a couple
of comparatively small circles. One of these
lies far to the north, and is distributed be
tween the territories of Montana and Dakota:
the other far to the south, on the borders of
New Mexico and Texas.
... A good many people are puzxlod when
asked the reason why the. President's real
dence at Washington is called the "White
House." The origin of the name is as follows:
When the British, in 1814, took Washington,
they destroyed the publid buildings, includ
ing the President's mansion, which, like the
Capitol, was built of grayish sandstone. The
burning of the woodwork smoked and discol
ored the stone walls, the natural 'appearance
of which could not be restored. Uniformity
was secured by the application of white paint.
The changed appearance from gray to white
attracted attention, and gave it the appella
tion of the "White House," which It has
since borne.
--Scientific opinion in France is by no means
unanimous as to the desirability of creating
an inland sea in Algeria. M. Naudin read a
paper on the subject at the last meeting of
the Academy of Sciences, in which he said its
sanitary effects would be deplorable. He as
sorts that to fill thy basin with salt water
would be equivalent to reproducing in Algeria
all the worst features of the Pontine marshes.
Capt. Roudaire admits that even in the centre
there would not be more than eighty feet of
water, and the whole coast line would have so
little water that It would be little better than
a sand bank, with an admixture of salt and
fresh water, upon which the strong solar
light and tropical heat would act in the most
doletorious manner for two-thirds of the year,
c..using a rapid decomposition of organic mat
ter, and spreading contagion for miles in
every direction.
---In the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, a
butcher named Knowles sued Mrs. Caroline
Vorechoyle, now Mulligan, for breach of
promise of marriage. They met on a steamer
bound from Liverpool to Dublin. She was
the mistress of a fine residence--Roebuck
Hall-and the mother of three children. The
plaintiff was a widower with one child.
Soon after their first meeting they be
came engaged, to be married. As they
were of different religions there was
ditflculty about their being married in
Dublin, and they went to Liverpool, where
they had to remain fourteen days before the
Registrar would marry them, the oxpense of
their stay, $480, being paid by Mr. Knowles.
In the meantime the lady's friends induced
he to break off the match and to return to
Dublin, where she subsequently married a
dealer in periodicals. After twenty minuten'
doliwberation the jury gave the plaintifflT $1000.
M'XIC. .' CON3ITION.
Aecaynr Counry in eed of Need or New and
Foreign Blood.
[Galveston News, July 8.j
What is to become of Mexico when revolu
tion, anarchy and dooay have worked thoei
worst upon her, must be a question of dter!
concern to American statesmanship. (co,
graphical facts and social and national con
sideratonsofthe highest importance forhbi
indifference. There is no evidence whatever
that Mexico, loeft to depend solely upon ro
medial forces within herself, is capable o
self-redomption. From year to year for tile
past half century, she has gone from bad tI
worse. Her history has been as disastrous
as eventful. Since her independence o
Spain she has never known a periodl o
more than four years without a revolution
and at one time four different military ad
venturers occupied the Presldential cdalh
in fifteen months. She has had two Eum
perors, three or four Dictators, a multitude
of Presidents, two fqreign invasions,tinces
rant domestic and local wars, countless pro
nunciamientocs. No wonder she has steadily
declined in population and wealth. Iri 1821
the poptulation of Mexico was estimated to ix
120c,0,uee. At present it is estimated to lx
7,t5OU00,. and only a few hundred thousand
out of this number are of pwer European de
scent. the rest being Aztec or mixed. Yel
Mexico is naturally one of the fairest and
most eligible countries on the face of the
globe. Shall such a country be abandoned at
last to complete desolation? If not, how is it
to be rescued from such a fate without some
sort of American nlterposition? IGeograph
Ical situation and national exigency may ulti
mately force open American statesmaAlship
the task of reldeeming Mexico from the conso
ouences of her unhappy commotions and her
chronlic instability, as they forcedw upon It the
taskof reclanling a vast wilderness from the
dominion of the savage to the uses of civilira.
tion.
---c---teeeº
NoTnca To TAxrArqas.-Parties having any tax
matters to settle would do well to call on W. H.
Barnett, broker, No. 38 St. Charles street, oppo
site the St, Charles Hotel, who makes a speoiolty
.in this line, and can furnish ail ncoessary in.
formation, and make large savings to them. Mr.
B. has bought from Otre hands, over counter, a
large am, unt of all the necessary scrip and war
rants to settle all kinds of tases of various years,
very cheap, and oseaequently is enabled to make
large discounts in settlut saume, or will tell ne
sesaary scrlp to serattle the seme very licrap,
r
SOrHllERL NXWM.
LtESlalas.
Houma is buildings temperance hall.
Fevers are prevailing in the country
to a considerable extent.
Gerspaoh & Herring's saw-mill, near
Monroe, was burnt last night.
A telegraph office has been estab
lished at Grand Coteau.
The Homer Iliad and sparta Times
oppose the present game law,.
An insurance company known as the
Mutual has been organized in St. Mary
parish.
Rain fell throughout North Louisiana
last Friday, doing immense benefit to
the crops.
The new town council of Lake Charles
has organized and commenced its duties
at once.
Three prisonprs, two murderers and a
horsnthief, escaped from the parish jail
of St. Mary last week.
Central sugar factories are gaining
adherents constantly among the smaller
sugar planters of Louisiana.
(St. James parish was lately redis
tr oted into eight police jury wards, in
stead of ten, like the other parishes.
Private McCarthy. of Company K,
lath United States Infantry, was shot
and killed by a negro in. Baton Rouge
on Sunday night last.
W. B. Hall was shot and killed by W.
8. B. Mltohiner, on the Phillips place,
near Rooky Mount, in Bossier parish,
on Monday, the 9th inst.
A telegraph line is to be built from
Iberia to Vermilionvillet via St. Mar
tinsville and Breaux Bridge. The
money therefore is rapidly being raised.
The citizens of Franklin are raising
$*2t10 for the purpose of removing the
obstructions from Bayou Yokely and
digging a canal to drain the water o*
the lower end of the Harding road.
$1900 has already been raised.
We are pleased to see at our office last
week, says the Lake Charles Echo
Messrs. N. R. Oloott and C. C. Barr, of
Houston, Texas. Connected with the
engineer's department of the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company, they
were here on a preliminary survey
between Orange and Lake Charles, for
the purpose of reporting the most avail
able route between those points. The
oars have been running for several
months from Houston to Orange and
we have an abiding faith that we will be
waked up some morning by the whistle
of the locomotive at Lake Charles.
Mississippl.
Mass meetings and barbaoues are now
in order in Mississippi.
The delegations from Clarke, Jasper
and Wayne are for Lowry.
The city of Aberdeen is out of debt
and has $5028 in bank.
The new county of Quitman has in
structed for J. M. Stone for Governor.
Attala, Montgomery and Leake
counties have endorsed R. Walpole for
Auditor.
Jefferson county had its Democratic
convention last week and nominated its
entire county ticket.
The lymber cut on the Mississippi
river, during the past winter, is esti
mated at 147,000,000 feet.
Tallahatchie river, Mississippi, is
again in its banks. The farmers are
busy planting their overflowed lands in
corn.
According to the Liberty (Miss.)
Herald a large number of the men,
youths and boys of that town celebrated
the 4th by getting drunk.
The darkeys of Mississippi and Ala
bama had an inter-State base ball match
at Demopolis, Ala., on the 12th, which
resulted in a glorious victory for the
Alabama nigs.
The University of Mississippi con
ferred the degree of D. D. on Rev. J. S.
Moore, late of Jefferson Texas, and
Rev. J. N. Craig of Holly Springs, Miss.
Davidson Collede confers the same de
gree on Rev. G. R. Brackett, of Charles
ton, 8. C.
Texas.
Texas.
In the city of Houston there are $123,
000 due on back taxes.
Miss Laura Strickland, of Jackaboro,
is another victim to kerosene.
' A new court-house is being built at
Groesbeck.
The sugar cane crop of Texas is re
ported in fine condition. It is more ex
tensive than at any time since the war.
A child of Major Burke, of Dallas
was attacked by- rats while asleep and
badly bitten about the face.
Hog cholera prevails in Freestone
county, and the farmers are losing
heavily.
Morgan leaves Houston out in the
cold, and will build up Clinton by mak
ing it the head of navigation on Buffalo
Bayou.
Stock raisers of Western Texas are
going to have a meeting in Corpus
Christi on July 20. Their Object is to
take someaction in regard to fraudulent
branding and stealing of stock.
It is reported that 1500convicts will be
put to work on the Galveston and Santa
Fe railroad at once, and that the road
will be completed to Belton, in Bell
county by the first of September. This
road will traverse one of the finest sec
tions of Texas and open up one of the
richest poetions of the State.
The Chief has learned that Dee and
Jim Bailey, the murderers of Deputy
United States Marshal Greene had both
been killed. The former died from
wounds received recently in Bell county
and the latter was waylaid and killed
by unknown parties near Sulphur
Springs, in Lampasas county.
A difficulty occurred on Choctow
creek a few miles south of Sherman
last Sunday between two boys named
John Wyrick and Joseph Coffee. Wyrick
struck Coffee in the head with a stick
nd from the effects of the blow Coffee
died a short time after. Wyrick was
put under $1500 bonds.
Iowa Republieantsm.
[N. Y. Tribune.]
The candidate for Governor is a wholesale
liquor dealer and the platform he stands on
favors prohibition. The conve~tion favored
inflation, but the Legislative ticket to be
chosen is expected to re-elect Senator Allison
without opposition, and Mr. Allison is an
avowed hard.money man. An anti-Hays Re
publican introduced a Hayes resolution in the
convention for the purpose of having it voted
down, and succeeded in his efforts, yet the
party oxpect to carry the State by 50,000 ma
jority. This curious conception of what a
platform is for explains the inability of the
Iowa Republicans to understand why the
President is trying to obey the one he was
cloected on.
Free Cuba.
[N. Y. Herald.]
The colored men of this city have started
an important and praiseworthy movement
looking to the emancipation of their Cuban
brethren from slavery. There are to be mon
ster petitions and an appeal to the adminie
tration, which it is to be hoped will not be
without effect.
Office of the Commissioner of Consolidated Debt, City of New Orleans..
S0o F. F I C I A. L. -
REPORT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS ON BONDS, JULY 1TiH, 1877.
No. of Bond. Am't. No. of Bond. Amn't. No. of Brnd. Ain't. No. of 1ind. Amin't. No. of Bond. Ain't. No. of Bond. Ain't. No, of Bond. Ar't. No. of Bond. Am't.
19,902 . 20 88,627-- . 10) 189.389 20 36(1.,145 20 491t,607 _ 20 (133,253- ..... 2 744,620 ... 5(0 889,2617 ...... 50.
19,907.....-- .2 88,631-- .. 2110 :I3,1151-- 211 40,6059 - 20 6133,258 - ..... 20 544,22. 2.0 889,283- ...... 20
19,)09 211....... 88,634 ....... - 50 207,502.. 20 313,6172 - 201 496,616 il ..-- 20 3:13,263_ ......- lol0 744,i626 ......- . 2( 889,285 ....... 20
19,910..... 2 88,637 .. 20 207,520-. 201 :31;:3,i;7 . 20 49i,621 ..._..... 240 133,265-...... 20 744,633- _-... 21)
19,912.... 2 88,638 ..... 501 20(7,5:14.. 20 33:,61 - 50 49tf,627....... 20 1 633,266. .. - 20 744,64... .. 20 893,801. .. 20
19,19......-- 20 88,64--...... 2 2107,541. 20 363,61i3 .--.. 1I(1i 496,6f32-..-.. 20( 633,273-.. ..... 21) 744,649_. - -- 501 893,818 ....... 50
19,921 ...... . 1(0 ) .660.--... 20 207,545 ..... 211 496,6:142....... 20 6133,276. - .... 5(0 744,654....... 20 893,821 ....... - 2A
19,923--........ 20 88,661-- . 500 207,546...... 20 364,901--.... 20 49H,63i9 - 2....... (1 63-3,181 I . 2(1 744,656 -- 20 893,823. ..-..
19,932-...... 21 207.549 1 .... 2(1 :14,9)2..... 20 49t6,651; 20 (133,295 .. . 20 744,661 . . 20 893,845 -........ -
19,935-. -.. 1040 88,684...... 5 207,56i - -...... 5( 3(14,!)07 . 20 49f6,651t3 - . --.. 20 744,6172..- 20 893,848. ....
19,937 ---.... 20 88,685 .... 20 207,562 --.. 20 364,911 ......1 20 49(1(.59..5 .. 20 641,9042 20 744.4173 .. 20 893,849......'.. - - 0
19,941......- - 20 88,692 .. .... 100 207,571 ..... 20 364,923...-- 2 496,(...... 20 41,91 ... 2 744,6(913.- 2014 8903,879 .. 20
19,943.....-.- 20 88,(193 ....... 20 207,574........ 20 364,92..... 2 496,661-- 2 41,924.. 2 744,1198 . 20 893,883 ..-..... 20
19,958........ - 20 88,696 - ._..... 20 207,577- - .. 24) 3(4,930 .... 20 496,7 2.... 2 1 641,929 211 893,885 20
19,960 --...... 20 88,497........ 5(44) 207,(84..- 2 364,938 -.---.- 20 496(,670 (.-... 2 1341,9(38-. 20 7t Il,to2.. 20 893,897........ 40
19,966--..-.. . 20 88,700....... 20 207,510 .... 0 U 314,967 -- 2 494(16,178 .... 50 441,939-. 20 711,508...... 20 893,900 ...... 20
19,973--...... 20 364.979 ...... 20 491t,1H8..( ..-. 24 4il1,9417..... 2(0 71,511....... 20
19,975....... 20 112,811 10.... ) 21,:1 2( 314,1183 -- 5 641,952 20 701,52....... 20 9)0,H01 ....... 20
19,977 ..--. 24 112,819..--. 2 214),921 _...... 2 364,1)92)--. 24 512,515..-i..-l 20 (i41,9(18..... 2( 711l,54...... 20) 0,923 ..2... 20
19,983........ 50 112,821-- 5 2141,931....-...2 62,511 f 1. 20 441,1975-..... 2(0 761,5(0_o .. 20 !)00,929 .... ... 20
19,992....... 20 11,22 112,822 -- 21(:14,934....... 2) :72.405--....... 20 512,531. 2) 141,79..... 20 71,5(7....... 20 ),9I .... 2(1
19,996--...... 2(0 112,824--........ 20 216,943.. 2(0 372,4190 .... 20 1;2,532..... 2 (41,)1)0- . 550 7(115.85- 20 910,955 .. 20
19,999--........ 150 112,828-....... 20 216,944....... 2 372,414 .... 10(14 512,534... - 20 (i42,0i0. 204 71,588. 20 ~H)i,9617.. ... 5-4
112,839--...... 2( 216,949 . 50 372,4298--... 2(0 512,541...... 2 7(1,589- 20 1(00,971 ...... 20
2,808... 20 112,840..... 20 21,9...... 20 :172,42...... 2 512,542.. 20 54,012 .. 20 71!,594 . 20 900,976 _.. . 20
26,813..._.... 50 112,844 .. 20 216,958..--.. 20 372,430..- 20 512,554-- 20 (54,(31-.. 2 711,599__. 211 900,981. ... ..
26,824.... 2 112,848--.... 2 21.959...... 2( 372,433....... 20 512,555 _._ __ 2! (654,034 ..... 2( 900,987... . 20
26.825...... 20 112,84(0 --... 500 2116,9604... 2( 372,439 ..- 20 512,561... 2 654,0(3 - 5....... 7468,203 .. - 2(o 10)0,994 ...... 20
26,826--.... 20 112,88....... 2o 16,971 ... 50 372,445.. 20 512,563........ 20 54,(l72.....-. 20 7(18,2117 2. . 00K),995........ 201
26,830 ........ 2( 112,884- ... 20 216,974 50 :372,446-........ 20 512,573 --...... 20 (3;54.0852...... 2 78,211..... 2
26,83(1.-..... 20 112,885-........ 20 216,975 . .. 2)0 372,44-.. 20 512,580- - ...... 20 4i54,0488- ..... 2(0 7(i8,212 24) 908,91(6 ....... 100
28,831 -...... 112,888 .. 1) 216,9479-- . 10 372,450 . 2(0 512,591t . - - 20 1;54,092. ,, 2o 768,212-. 214 108,923 ...... 20
2,47...... 50 112,892 ...... ' . 21.991. ... 5(00 372,454....... 20 512,597 . 20 634,95 ... 20 7(18,218.. 24) 1108,927....... 20
26,8150 ..... 20 216,912._- 244 372,457.. 20) 768,225. 21 08,928........ 20
26,858- - .... 241 127,3(45 .... 2 214,98..- 20 372,459 ( 20 528,002 .. 20 117.1,501. 1. 1(4( 78,221... 2 21 908,94. .... - 20
26,8600....... 2o1 127,:1 - -...... . 240 372,4(17 ...... 2 528,007. .. 20 7(1,504.... 2(o 7(18,230(........ 5 1() 9),938 ........ 20
26,874... 20 127,31 . 20 229,802- - 20 372,480-...... 20 528,013- - 24) 6171t,5(05 20 7,231 .. .. 20 908,955 ........ 20
26,94 --........ 20 127,317--..... . 50 229),15...... 20 372,482- .. f. 50 5i28,02(0...... 21) 67t1,515-. 20 7(1;,232.. 5 9)08,959 -...... 20
26,895 -- 1(.... 10 127,322 --... . 5(0 229,811 --.. 20 372,483 -- 20 528,4035 2 t) (;7,51t ... 2 7(18,24(0 5(1o 908,960- ...... 20
26,00...--... 20 127,326 --...... 5 221),817-.. ... 20 372,484 ...-- 2 528,03...... 2 (71,520 20 781;,242... 20 ),71....... 20
127,338 .... 2 229,819 ....... 20 372.492 .. 20 528,040 ... 20 -741,522 . 718,255- 20 584,992 ....... 50
42,)8........ 24) 127,340(4 _ 2 221 2,22 2 372,493- 21 528,047 ..... 20 71,523. 2 7(18,25 2() 908,997I .... 20
42,619 ...... 1 I) 127,342..... 20 229,823:. 20 528,0448 _. 20 67(,52(1 14) 7418,2619 20 4909,000 ..... 20
42,624....... 127,345 2....... 24 2210,824--.. 20 374,702.... 2 528,4(2 _..... 21 t76,540 ....... 2 7r;8,274..... 24
42,637- -.. . 20 127,355-..... 20 229,840_ 20 374,7113 .... 10 1 528,4171....... 20 (176,558-...... 21( 7f18,27....... 2 950,50(8 .... .. 20
42,38--.. 20 127,375........ 20 229,8 8( ........ 54 374,7:35.. 20 528,0177 ..-.. 24 17416,559-...... 204 718,286........ 20 950,516-........ 0
42,646-- . 50 127,378 1(...... ) 229,853 2 374,739 --(... . 100 528.4941-- . -._ 20 6176,5(16 -..... 2) 7(18,297 --....... 50 950,518 ....- .. 20
42,652...... 20 127,383 ..-..-. 20 2219.859 --..- 204 874,745 -..... 2( 528,10 -..-- 20 (176,573- 2..... 2 768',299 ...--... 20 950,523 -........ 2
42,658 ......... 20 127,384....... 2 23,84..... 20 374,748....... 67,575 ...... 20 950,535. ... 20
42,639 .. ..- 20 127,388 - .... 24o 229,H867......-. 2( 374,752-. 24 5315,703:. - 2() 17(6,584 .....- . 20 772, .... 20 950,543-... ... 20
127,395--...... 20 229,876... 2 374,75(.-- 20 535.70 20 67t,585 24) 772,809...-- 20 950,546-........ 20
56,91 ...... 20 127,3196 - -..... 2( 228.877-. 240 174,7577 . 20 535.70o! ....- 20 (17(i,587......- 24 772,8(4) -...... 20 950,547..-..... 50
56,918--..... 20 127,398--...... 20 22),880 ...... 201 374,758-- . 20( 5:35.714-.. .... 2 (1746,595_-.. -- 5) 772,817-.....-. 20 950,549....... 2(,
561,921 ..-- 20 229,84- ... 20 374,773 20 5:5,717.... 1 ) 76,,598.... 21) 772,818 ... 20 950,551.. . 20
51,924....... 20 136.015--...... 2 229,895....... 20 374,7841.--. 20 53!5,721...... 2 772,820(....- 100 950,562 ~. . '2JO
56,127 ........ 20 136,024....... 2 374,788-- .... 20 535,72:1.. .. 20 6178,310-... 20 772,825 _._... 500 950,563 .....- 20
56,1,931.......- 20 136,030 )-- ) 20 263,07........ 2 374,789. 20 535,73 24 78,312 - ....... 5 772,837 .... 2 950,564- 2...... 20
56,941-... 20 136,033 ........ 2 263,81t . 2 374,791 51 535,7:32 . 210 678,313 ... 20 772,842.. - 20 950,572... .... 20
56,943--..._.. 10 136,034--.... 2 263,821--.... 2( 55,737 o24 67M8,315-- - 2(4 772,843-- 2 4) 950,574..-.. .. 20
56,944 .4.. 2() 136i,035 -.-... 2(0 2 t:4,H25 ...-.- 20 44(2,80(8.. 24) 5:3r,757.I 1044) (178,317...... 20 772,849) ....... 1 400 )50,5492 ... -20
56,945-....-.. 20 13(,38....... 20 2(1:1,4--...... 2 402,1)...-- 20 535,7;1L 20 (678,32 ....-... 2(4 772,854-- ..... 2) 950,597-...... . 20
56,946 --...-. 20 1346 04 -..... - 20 2413,848.- 50( 4024,12 .4..- 211 535,772, .. 51 (178,33:3 2( 772, X( it_ 2() 195(0,598.. 20
56,947 .....-. 2(0 13(,048 --.... 2(0 263,.53 8 ... 1(8) 402,811--.. 21) 53f5,77(.-. 244 178,:31 - . 20 772,8(2. - 50 15011,600(.... .. 20
560,949..... 50 1341,053- -.(... 2 263,854.... 2 4042,819 -.- 100(( 535,779 -.... . 50 78H,340( -... . 240 772,814 4 - 20(
56,951-. 20 13(0,0154 . 20 2 260 402,8294-- .. 20 535.7819 42(4 (178,344 ....-.. 24) 772,896 -..... 20 952,502 ....... 20
56,976- . 20 13- 05 2() 13,54 263,8(149- ..- 2(0 4(02,841..... 201 5135,7904.44 20 678,360 -...... 20 9452,r50)3...... 20
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54,9840 .. -. 20) 136,0664 2 263.888 . 240 402,851....... o50 535,7994 50 1688,36(..... 2 H82,17...... 2 952,512 -...... 20
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541,996 41.. 20 13,08( .. 20 271,20 20 402,7t.. . 5 514,:12:3 20 6f78,375 ..... ( 2,414 ...... . 2(0 952,553- . - . 100
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13:,144 2....... 20 271.285t.. 20 427,7(7 2o 190,345 2(0 804,.808. . 20 )954,:432(1....... - 20
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68,634 ......- 2(0 136(,16H... 2 112,950. 20 427,7!199-1 ... 2(o 570,830: ...-. 20 71)1,504-... 2() 84,85,- ... 20 954,351-....... 20
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1138,0741........ 20 290,979 20 432,579-......2 240 574.4,2l 2074 727,404...2. 2(4 827,554 - 2 71,4(11.7,4.1 . 20
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81,113 ....... 20 138,093-. - 20 2(,9) 432,290,..... 4)50 578,lS..... 20 72(,408........ 24 827,578... 2) 171,426-... 20
81,11..2..... 43:12,5192........ ) 7H,101) 2..... 0 72(1,412 2........ 827,581 2)..... 971,447 20
81,1232..... 20( 13:8,80!)..... 20 :32,544-o.. . 50o 41:12,48 .... 20 578,112... 24 72(1,415 ....... 50 827,584........ ()71,454. .S
81,130...-. 5o 1:48,812...... 2 :28,5,14.. 204 57H,122 1.. ... (0 7261,417 ....... 20 7,51(....... 971,456_. _.
81,133--...4. 20 :38,813:. 214 328,527 24....... 454,47 ... 240 57H,127 24....... 72,425 2.44.. N27,51() - 4.... 14 71,475. 20
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81,187 -. 140 138,8(5 - 20 :428,54(. 20 1544,42( 20 4 578,141 20 72(,43:1 - 24 2 7,648 4 -. 5 971.482..
81,188-.... . 20 1:8,871 - -144(80 :42518 ,5 .2( 450,4249 20 1 578,14(... 20 7241,440( . 20 971,493 ..... 20
81,1892..... 4. 2 1:114,81)2 - -20 328,57( .... 24 450,43... 2(4 578,153- -54 7241,46(0 . 24 83.,311 - 244 971,497 20
138,8145 - -2( 328,579 14 -2( -1514,43:4 2(4 578,154... 2( 726,485. 20 81:9,312 1471.49207 .
83,5(3...-... 20 138,848 - 544 328,51)5 - 5000 454438. 2 578,11-4 124 720,490 . 2 39,3 . 2 97
83,519 ....... 2. 454,440. 24 578,171 - 20 72(1,492 - 244 8:439,3211 - 2(4
83,524....... 20 1-43,105 - 20 '155 10.8 . 50 ,50,44: 20 578,172 20 839,329... .. 20 974,012 20
83,533-....... 20 143,104414 20 355,10(41 - 5(10 4150,444 - 20 578,173 ...... 50 7-41,149 . 100 839,33(..-..... 20 974,01 . 20
83,537-...... 20 143,112 - 2( 3555,115 . 24 451,4452 - 24 578,174 -. 24 741,121 20 839,33)........ 100 974,012 20
83,552-....... 20 143.11:4 - 20 355 1114 20 450,4-0 . 2 578,177 - 20 741.124 - 20 839,349 ....... 20 974,038 .20
3,553 ....... 50 143,115 . . o 355.24 . .2 450,46(.. 20 578,182 . 20 741,133 - 20 839,356 ......- 20 974,031 .0
83,5604.. .. 20 143,11( .. 140 3:55,131 - 20 440,5(4 -. 24 578,187 -. . 741,141 - (. 839,377-.. " . 20 1474,041 - 20
83,563 - .. 244 143,124 - 20 355,174 - 20 578,19:1 - 20 ,741,144 - 50 8314,381-..... 500 74,045 100
83,564 -. . 20 143,14 .4 100 355,180 . 20 461,8041 - 20 741,147 - 20 839,386-...... 24) - 24,005 . .
83,566-... .. 20 143,145 .. 20 355,183 . 20 4411,803 (4:420 122,244 . 2(4 741,148 - 20 839,389... 20 974,050 . . 20
83.573 --.... 20 14:i555 - 20 355,185 . 20 461,805 - 2( 4122,84-----.... 2( 741,149 1 - 20 839,31)2 20 974,051 20 -
83,574-..... 2( 14.:15(.. 2( 3:455,181 450 4411,816 - 20 4122,8094 . . 100 741,150 . 2(4 974 059 20
83,591.- -20 143,158. 100 155 1192 2(4 411,8312 24 4122,812. 2( 741,174 - 20 848,204(.4 14) 974,05. 20
8:4,595-....... 2( 14:1,1413 - 20 3:155,114:4...... 2(4 4411,83---------- 24 4122,815. - 2( 741,175 - 20 848,212...... 20 0
143,17... 2,4 4411,842 21) (122,8:37. 20 741,196 1.5(00 848,213 - ..... 50 974,088. 0
87,221 2..... 20 143,1804 .. 24 412,3-3 20 4411,848 ... 4122,841 .. 24 848,218.......20 97409 20
87,225 -..... 24 113,1846..-. 2( 3(12,318 -. 2 4:41,861 - 2( 4122,.88. . .. 20 742,524 - 20 848,223 .. .. 20 974,098 20
87,231 -..... 2( 113,189 .. . 24 3412,319 . 20 4(11,866 - 20 622,850 ( -. 50 742,533 - 24 848,225........ 20
87,238-....... 20 113,19(4... . 20 3(12,321 - 20 4(1,8619 - 24) 422,851 - . 2 742,534 - 20 848.247-....... 5(0 996,6)2 ..... 20
87,247........ 20 3412,323 : - 24 4411,881 - 2( 4122,852 - 2( 742,5394.. . 50 848,248. 20 196,610-....... 20
87,251........ 20 182,3441 - 2( 362,336 - 20 -(11,84 ..420 .422,855 - 2(4 742,545 .. 20 848,265-... . 5(4 996,615-....... 2(
87,253-........ 5 182,302 - 20 :412,339 .. . 2( 4 -(891 . 5( - (1 2,871 . 20 742,549 .- . 541 848,279 -.. 2 91)6,623........ 20
87,256-....... 244 182,305 .... 24 362,343 - 20 41232,872 . 2( 742,563 . 2( 848,283.4 100 996,624........ 2(
87,259 2 ...... 1 2 182.38 -..... 2(4 :2,352 -. 1(8) 1.3,:304 - 24 (122,877 . 2(4 742,5118..-. 2(4 848,285 . 20 996,630 ........ 20
87,26(........ 2( 182,311..... 104 362.360 .2 4(,3 :(.... 24) (122,879 . . 20 742,5(1) ..... 5 848,293 . 20 996,647........ 2(
87,269........ 2( 182,318 ....-. 1(4) 32,37. . 2 20 -(.3329 2(4 (22,88:3 . 2 742,571-... . 24 496,648 ..-.... 20
86,281 -...... 20 182,324..-.... 2( 3412,:7(1 - 1(( 493,332 . 20 (22,8.48 . 50 742,574 - . 20 889,208 - 21 996,657........ 20
87,282 -.. 2 182,3341... . 24 :12,177 - 2( 41(3,33 4 1. 1) 742,57 -.. 2(4 8(81,213 20 996,660........ 20
87,285 .-. 20 182,335 2 . 44. 412,(14 -1 - 24 493,343 -. . 24 :133,202 -. 2 742,578 -.. 20 84,214 - ......5( 996,675........ 20
192341-...-. 2( -413,344 - 24 2 4 1:33,211 - 20 712,584 - 20 88:4,2-2...3 ) 996,680........ 20
88,04-........ 50 182,347..... 2. 24 (41,4102 - . 44 3 349..... 24 33,224) . 244 742,595 -.. 20 889,225 - 20 996,683........ 20
88,605........ 20 182,353 ... . 2 : 313,617 .5O 43- 5 ........ 2( (133,238 . 244 889,228 - 20 996,686 - 20 .... . 20
88,610....4.4. 20 182,354-...... 24 3,:19 4 24 493,355-.2. 2 41:43,2-42 - . 2 744,610 .. .. 45( 8814,244-..... 20 496,693 ....... 20
88,611........ 20 182,3572... 4. 2 1 33,4129 ( . 20 49335.....8 20 416:3.245 - .. 140 744,41ll....... 20 881,250 - .. . 20
88,625........ 20 182,385-........ 2( 363,137 . ... ! 4.43,371 . 5(0 43:1:,241.4...... 20 744,617-........ 2( 88,256-... . 20
88,826........ 20 182,381..... 20 3:141,412..2..... 2( 4.3 387. 24 (33,250(........ 24 744,419.1) .-.. 20 8819,258 - .. . 20
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor,
J. C. DENIS, A'min'strator of Finance,
J. G. BROWN, Administrator of Pablic Accounts,
Commissioners of (,on8olidatcd De.b,
. Li G0nnp,. City Notary,

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