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Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
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The earliest intelligence. FOREIGN and a.u
tic, and the latest novelties in Inc Jsa-na sn's
World, viii be promptly served an lorlbs a,.
ification of the reader. 50
Strictly neutral in politics, il will em,,,
nothing in favor or against any party. and ~
as Sedulously avoid any Of the controveri-
which agitate the religious community Slss
morality, virtue, Temperance, industry. ag5m
der, benevoIence, and usefulness to o9E+.n
mon country, and our fellow men. will n II
vocated and inculcated in every page Of Bas
er Jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
THREE DOLLARS 4 YEAR IN ADVANCE.
For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper Vi
be sent one year.
The EVENING TATTLER is published everr
at the same office, and is put to press a +
O'Clock meridian, in season for the greal M
thern, Eastern and Southern mails, which /
close at about two o'clock, P NJ.
All country newspapers who give this PITY
pectnS three insertions, will be emitted loan j
change on sending a number of their paper
this office, containing tn. advertisement.
All communications and letters should bea
dressed, postage paid, to
GRISWOLD & COMPANl
262 Nassau Street. N. Y. Cir
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Notice.

r,HE subscribers respectfully inform men ll'll.
friends, and the public in general, thai l,s tney
have purchased the warehouse formerly owl. own
aS1r aS bv Mr. James Garrett, in the town of Far
field and that the business in future VIII cS PC
Conducted in the name of Clark 6arretl q 20 Oui
They ready for the reception o. ,Se foS Farmers @
solicitthe patronage oftheir trlehos, .e
naS mast thai the most diligent attention viii DC
a5 pa;5 TO business. and general satisfaction CIV
en- if in the power of men. nr1rq 3 co.
THoS. J. CLARK,
JAS. ]. GARRETT,
SAML. 4, CLAIM. 3m24
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

tion.


our leading editorial ofto.day, on "The
Result" our views on The above subjects are
not as plainly marked as we desire them TO be
owing to such explanations not coming within
the plan Of that article, and very properly form
ing The subject of separate one.
We wish not TO be misunderstood upon one
solitary point we undertake to discuss, and
especially upon graduation and pre-emptions.
as citizenso of Mississippi, holding in common
with the great body of the people thereof, a
common Interest in such measures as tend TO
benefit the people in any degree, it would be
impossible for us, with any degree of proprie-
ITO oppose gradaotioas and prc-cmptiOas; and
we here take occasion to avow our entire COM
mitment on this subject, believing, as we have
always done, that the poor settler derives real
benefit from this policy. We do not wish to
take the least advantage of truth, but allow it a
full scopei but there are other things to be con-
sidered in connection with this matter, or it
would be mere abstraction
Ihe democratic party have Setu their claims
to support upon graduation and pre-emption,
because distinguished wing once complied
with the call of the Senate for plan 10 dispose
of the public lands. The planreported by him
from the committee of which he was chairman,
proposed TO distribute them among The States,
according to the ratio of federal representation
in Congress, yet allowing to The States within
which they were, an advantage of l2a per
cent.
Now, be it known, it is the distribution prin-
ciple which commends this bill TO our favor
1t provides for snatching from the grasp of fede
raj officers millions which are annually squan-
dered for no good TO the country, and for giving
the same TO the States, by which great good
to the people would be secured. Let us ask the
settler whether he would not rather have the
money he pays for his land divided among the
States, than TO have it wasted BY the General
Government upon favoriteS? Although ClayS
bill does not provide for graduation and pre-
emptionS, yet we see no reason why il cannot
be so amended as to provide for both in lieu of
minimum price. We have no doubt such an
amendment would be acceptable 10 the friends
of the original bill, who, by this time, must be
gin to tnink that distribution, even upon un-
equal terms, had better be taken, than TO allow
the Government to waste all.
If Mr.. Walker really has his boasted infu-
ence in carrying graduations and pre-emptonS,
and would for a moment extend his views be-
yond the lines of party, he could tack to this bill
all the advantages of graduation and pre-emp- |
ton, instead of keeping up an opposition parry |
bill to electioneer upon. Mr.. Walkers plan |
only embraces graduation, prescriptions, and |
REIMBURSEMENT to the States in which they lie |
those lands which have been refused, for |
term of years, at 25 cents peracre. This isall
good, but how much better would graduation,
pre-emption and distribution be to The new
States? Any man who can count his fingers
without thinking of the party" would prefer |
the latter.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI FARMER.

TyHE undersigned intend to publish, at least
for twelve monthS.by way OF experiment,
an agricultural worIoMo be entitled IHE Mis-
slssIPPi FARMER. . rr.. !.
The aid Of many ifitellgen planters IN Hinds
and the adjoining counties, has aiIeady Deen
rendered To- the undersigned; and it is hoped
that in every part oi the State, correspondence
will be established, both to extend the circula-
lion of the journal and TO furnish matter oi IN
lcreSt and value for iis pages.
one ortbe main objects Of the Farmer will be
to deyelope our local peculia@tfes. Abstract
ESSAYS, therefore, will not be desired-Dal an
information as to the productions OF The otate,
the modes OF cullure the stock, the capabilities
or the soil. the comparative adaptation OF diilef-
ent portions Of the State to different pursuits
and all other matters taught by experience and
long residence in the Stale-will be most indus
triously sought after. In word, the work VIII
not be universal farmer; but, as its name I'M
ports, a Mississippi Farmer, promoting, first and
foremost, the special interests OF our own plan
ters and faIners.
The Farmer will be published in form OF
four large quarto pages, semi-monthly. Atthe
end Of the wear a title-page and index will be
forwarded 10 the subscribers-thus making
handsome and convenient volume for binding
up, as a permanent record Of useful agricuitu-
tural history.
PRIcE-Five Dollars per annum in advance.
No variation from the terms will be allowed,
except that for every Twenty Dollars paid by
any one individual, fre copies will be furnish
ed, and larger amounts in the-same proportion.
The Farmer will be published at Raymond.
Its editorial management willbe in the hands
of the editor of the Times. All orders, there
FORE will be directed, post paid, 10 Raymond.
s. T. KING,
N. GREENE NORTH.
Raymond, Miss. Aug. l.
A new fount of type will be procured
forthwith for the proposed journal, and thefrst
number will be published on the first day OF
the Circuit Court in November next. After
hat, it will regularly appear on the first and
third Mondays in each month.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
sHERIFF's SALE.
Richardson and Mills, VS.. levi Daniel

RICHARDSON and 7MlIls, vs., LtVI IJaIIIVI'
FL IA.
DY virtue ofthe above writ of fieri facias, to
ID me directed from the Office of the clerk OF
the circuit court of the county of Noxubee and
State Of Mississippi, Twill proceed to sell for
cash TO the highest bidder at the court house
door in Macon, on Monday the 10th day Of
December, The following described negroes,
viz: Two negro women, one named Lucy, and
one named Jenny Sold the properly Of Levi
Daniel, to satisfy the above stated writ of tieri
facias
Dec. 3, 1899. 1927
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
VaIua91Ie E2aol Esfafe.

TTNHE valuable Farm lately occupied by
i James L. Dabnev, is now offered for sale
on moderate terms. The tract contains GO or
20 acres in high state of cultivation, with
comfortable dwelling houses corn houses, sfa-
bleS, &c. This farm is Admirably calculated
for the growth Of Cotton, and partales of many
advantages which render it very desirable
The farm is situated near the Macon and Fair
field road, and about miles from either place
For further particulars, apply on the premises
August %. Iitf
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Notice

TIME subscriber will sell $50 acres of rich
Il prairie land, on the Robinson road, with
about two hundred acres cleared. Also, his.
sandy-land plantation, containing 2l30, five
hundred acres cleared, well improved, on which
are a number of good springs of excellent wa
ter Also, his residence in the town of Macon
containing fourteen acres, with a comfortable
dwelling and our buildings. will sell any, or
all the above property on a credit of one, two,
three and four years.
REUBEN H. GRANT.
Macon, Mi Oct g. 1889. tf20
The Columbus Democrat will give this six
insertions. r. IL. G.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Nnffne.

THE undersigned was appointed by the Hon.
i orable Judge of Probates of Noxubee
county on the 9TH day of November. 1888, Ad-
ministrator OF the Estate of Dr. James Moore
deceased. all persons having claims against
said Estate are requested 70 present them prop
erly authenticated, within the time prescribed
BY law, or they will be barred and those in
debted to said Estate are requested to make inn
mediate payment, or their notes and accounts
will be placed in the hands of an officer for col
lection.
F. r. COLBERT, Admr.
Noxubec country, Nov. 10, 1888. If
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Notice.

ON the Goth day of December next, will
" offer for sale to the highest bidder at my
residence, all my stock of every description
consisting of Horses, Mules. Hogs and Cattle,
and myceiebrated racking mare Mary Bounce,
and ali the corn, fodder and farming utensils
belonging to the plantation, also, all my house
hold and kitchen furniture.
On the same day will hire out some likely
Negroes TermS-Twelye L months credit, with
JoHNP. BROWN.
Nov 81 4t26.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Ofice of the Mississippi
Union Bank.

TIME notes discounted by the Mother Bank
il at Jackson forthe first district, composed Of
the Counties of Oaktibbsha, Winston, LowndeS
Noxubee, Kemper, Lauderdale, Newton and
Neshoba, having been transferred to this Office
for collection, payment of one fourth is here
by required, and arenewaI for twelve months
for the residue.
!. The offering day will on Wednesday, and
discount day on Thursday of each week.
BY order ofthe Board,
JOHN DAVIS, Cashier.
Macon, Novel, 1899 26tf
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Farm Tor Sale.

TNHE farm on which Inow reside, six miles
Il southeast of Macon, on the Jameston road,
containing nine-hmdred or thousand acres,
well watered and finely timbered-is for sale
Hogs, Horses, and Cattle; also about one thou
sand bushels of corn. Those wishing to pur-
chase, will do we'll 10 call and see for them
selves.
BENJAMIN TIPPETT.
Eov. 81, 1899. 26lf
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

g5We dislike apologies, but under existing
circumstances one seems to be necessary. The
extreme cold weather caught US in an open
room where it was impossible to work, is all
that we can give. We are now moving our
washing" to more comfortable quarters, and
will hereafter appear regularly every Saturday,
which will be our publication day.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
SnOrfsgllpn.

a RE informed that the Priam Courseisn7
n ready for the accommodation of all "
have horses train. The proprietor is Welfr
niShed with first rate stables, ,andevery things
necessary, and will be liberal in his ehars
He would state further that there is a lala
stream of water within few wards OF the traci
JAMES G. AWTRY
Macon, Oct 81, 1889. 2lf
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Stray Notice.

w AS taken up by Andrew Liddle on the
w 18Th of November, 1899, black Horse
Mule, about three years Old, no brands or parlcu-
lar flesh marks; appraised to fifty dollars. The
owner is requested to come and prove pro-
perry, pay the expenses, and take it away, or it
will be sold at The expiration of twelve months.
w. T. CAWTHON, Ranger,
Nov 81, 1889. 3t26
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

u The Mobile Advertiser and Chronicle
have been united into one publication under the
above title, and Nj. P. B. Barker, late of the Co
lumbus Argus, has become one of the editors.
Smith, Lansdon s Barker" will do ample
justice 10 their business, we Judge, from their
known ability while separate
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

~ Cook and Garter, under the charge of
murder, were carried to Rankin county for tri-
al but for want of testimony, were remanded 10
Jail. They were confined in the Jail of Scott
county, from which they were taken by force,
by some of The citizens of that county who did
not like the laws delay, and hung without
trial.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Hog, Printing.

m AII, ITs VARIOUS BRANCHES,
Will be done at this Office, neatly ana eApeai-
- - ,io.,slv on accommodating terms
poGKS BLANKS.
D6SapIII ETS CARDS,
& CIRCULARS, TlChEIS,
p9IIc IN ExCH, HORSE BILLS,
6IrrKS LABELS, &c.
u Llicoral co,rar5l kinds Of Blanks already on
hand. and such as we have not WiiiDe priheeo
70 order, on short notice
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KEMPER COUNTY.
The Com Bank of Coz
lumbuS Mi. A44,oh,,,,, totIn.f
VS..
Edwin y Whitehead.

Returnabl. to the November Term laS o
the circuit court of Kemper county. +,
TIME writ of Attachment in the aboTe say.
l. cause having been returned 70 gy, Gls
executed by summoning John '. WeEa
garnishee, notice is hereby given, in Falsnail55
of the Ssa,s18ss such cases made ana Pietiu1. ~
mai unless the defendant shall appear s h,gs ~
next circuit courtto be holden at the eou' n0s +
in the town Of Dekalb in said county, ! = f,n +
,hird Monday afer the fourth Monas44 a4 :, a1,ys W
Der. 1889, give special bail, and pleaSa aes aesa
or demur, judgment will be entered ed 'iI led
him and the garnishe in this cause, j, alp G.Se
fecls in said garnishees hands maat ilss. Ssr;.
plaintiffs demands. Witness, Lex,S EVE isg
clerk Of said court, the 2lst Of 0etoGer c.,, 1%J
s'e' : LEWIS sT0VALL' osEs IA
| Oet 81 1899.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Three hundred Dollars "
ward. -

THE above reward will be peg glTsp i,s Ticinir e
zens of MuShulaville ara aInpEW 11s FD
The apprehension of one ANpREaMM NLISaM rho :
NAN M It and WILLIAM FRI EMASS, y. sT TYoB
on On the 9Th day of June, 1889, msAiK a K Sol
assault @ upon the body OF one ,Tta =. a. sad Sui
with intent to murder him. | nc II Mrb1E
Was as teaching school in the town h n.,uslndinss u
vile and is young man in 1isn nSreT drew INT
ali Ipy Who 10 knew him. The said ARai1b anu bigh "
man n, IS about five feet eleven ineI;1 i;,,le n
hair. hair blue eyes, fair skin, and hont q l,l d yaa
r. freckle in the face, and O,,t aUU IS ycss +
as age. William Freeman is Is, ap9Gl Ssir skin i VI y
age FIVE feet six inches high, Instances last nee
ewes eSes black hair. The eircu@aS'aaasss iTSaaS aasssuG {
yeS, Which p this outrageous and bloody ;gsns 4
commitled have induced II the ofer dfl4 the a
ward V, Of Three Hundred p9lIar5d q andrew ]. 7
who Who, win apprehend the said Aapld'd and deiyst
aan lame ano to the proper authorizes ines NAY n
coantys Mississippi, 50 ,ad thai iuslice ses ..,
with according to law ana jusagI jls;gs 4. Tala99
NA'A Citizens Of MusAHlar'0' ~
TunasI1 1889
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Joseph .olM1,Gi1ssioN MGessieoiN reI
FACi I on - CHANT, ,,.1;ls
E1change otfsS''

N he City Of Mobilsi, p, P9nf!flb f!bSas Sn5si
N II 5,s,s5, 4 ; BALDWIN aSl' s1s : 81; 81 sT1 E.
Ely 81 I. Gather and GTli G%illisn q H,ssps s@
Z r 5: Ss5ssi; S$ { e. S5 5i$%6 S n: =:
B.o B. eiIas, Ess, James Esa RaPsI,v gPs5,v ''sa
Moore, Col Thomas spls
Fl. Yonung.
September ..
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

Terrible DIsAsrER-The Vicksburg Whig
of the Goth, states that on Monday previous, the
steamboat Wilmington, bound from New Or
leans 10 St. Louis, burst her boilers. which eau
scd the death of II persons. missing and 6
wounded
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
gIOO Reward,

yYTII,L be given for information, SO thaI !
w can get my, Poeket-book aud conIensss, IT,
lost on the Robinson Road, between hcDohalu sl
and Parker's stands, containing Sl4lU, which
will describe if necessary w roomr
Macon. February l3, 1889
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
=. ]. BeaucllaHlp,
.rropNEv AT LAW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. -
"AVTNG located himself at Mason viii
regularly attend the Courts of Noxubee
and the adjoining Counties. All business con-
fided to his care will meet with prompt atlenr
ton. Office at present, in the counting room Oh
q. B. Sanders. .aao
Oct II, 1889. uS9
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

= Dacight, who was arrested in ST. Louis
some time ago and committed to Jail, has lately
been discharged upon haJcas corpus, issued BY
Judge LIE Blond, and is now at large!
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
New Firm.
EPPEs, KEARsEY q DUNCAN,

FppES, kEARoE g DUIVOA-V'
TAILORS,
rrHIS day have formed a Copartnership, for
the purpose of carrying on the above 6usi-
ness in ali lis various branches; and they hope
Inv strict attention to business, to share h6er-
Al part of the public patronage Their shp
IS on the East side. of the Public Square, oppo-
site the Court House -
Macon, Oct 3, 1898. uV.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
The Legislature.

We have statements from below which may
be relied on, giving the democrats majority,
of about 26 in the Legislature, on joint ballot.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

lay the foundation Of the "good old cause" Of
The people against power aupon rock" where
the storms ofdemagogues may beat and beat
but to burst upon their own heads.
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
sl.5OO.OOO
600
Tickets s2O--No shares.

The whole of the Tickets, with their Num-
bors as also those containing the Prizes, VIII
he be examined and sealed by the Commissioners e
appointed under the Act, previously to lnel[ DE-
ing put into the wheels one wnfei @ othar Ma viii will
oontain .a'o the Six Hundred Prizes, and the nIsl
600 numbers that shall be drawn out, viii l ee
o1ttled to such Prizes as may be drawn to ihell
numbers. and. the fortunate holders oI sucn m
will have the property transferred to thegi I'M I'm,
mediately after the drawing, e'sane'sn'oefeo' e''o
acithOltt cost. 90. e
June 81, 1889. SoW
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
e. Ruff,
Notice.

TTAs committed to the Jail of Noxubees
w County on the llth inst, negro boy OF
dark complexion, stout built about fve feet segs
en- inches high, 35 or 40years old, and says ms
name IS Jefferson, and belongs to Ephralm NC .
lane of Bibb County Alabama. The owner =
requested to prove his properly, pl pay cldas - 9
and take him away, or ne VIII De olsposea. u =
the law directs. r,v, -.
Nov. q, 1889. 2oli
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
BrOther L0na4a.

AAI AAhGEST NEWsp nuan,
Published erery Sqtnyda,, ~ idE
rr1r,,, On IN, THE CASH H'ssy,n.,g sysSg, q soslo,
Vie propTietors Of this mamsE 4 STEM.
a "Great Western amona ",ailiaoth n sheet-,.
have the pleasure Of spresSigsal Is ne nspspans,sA
ing public weekly perioS;ossore @ore he fras1 rsss
greater amount and variety 1s ol ,,sa, anis tau,
tanning miscellany, than IS to bs bSssia ~ en.,
similar I publication in the world iO0Aa IN a, a.
Each number Of the paper eon,., ~.
an amount 81 reading matter a. Sisa,ls s ans q as
uines OF ordinary dnodecimo y wb;ng Il aAdl9
iars-and more than is contsinaa a''h !. esls
Of lrwin's Columbus, or BaneroSG,li BoS u ,ie, s7E
America, which costs three doIIsrs lar my
and all itr si1 cen number ,r'1 a. fa.a sol
lars year y lollais,
BROTHER JONATHAN helm,
Yankee, and thinking that some os'Is ,S;! go
done as well as others, is determineu1,l 'u,lg q,
TO his readers MEDLEY hitbero hib5eu y % olse
bV anV other Dappr - uAflg
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Official.

OfnC1aie
A postscript Of the Columbus Democrat of
the 23d. announces the following as the official
returns for State Officers and Members fCon-
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05
Thomas HAYNES.

JTTOULD respectfully inform the public,
w that he haSpermanenty established him
self in the COMMISSION BUSINESS in-N'.
bile, and hopes by long exnerie"~
ton Market, and strio' nio-
merit ~ sace in the Cot
-. i. attention to business, 10
-. share of patronage, re
Mobile. June 81, 1889, Oh
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

STOCK LOTTERY,
OF Property situated in New Orleans.
r. The richest and most magnificent scheme eUer
presented 10 the public, in htis or any other
country.
TICKETS ONLY $40.
Authorised by an Act of the Legislative As
sembly of Florida, and under the directions Of
the Commissioners, acting under the same.
TOBE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE,
Florida, on the LIST of December 1889.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
Managers.
SYLVESTER & Co l56, Broadway, N. Y.
Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION OF NUMBERSt
100000 Tickets, from No. /, upwards, in sue
ceSsion.
The Deeds ofthe Property and Stock trans
ferrcd in trust, TO The Commissioners appointed
by the said act ofthe Legislature Of Florida, for
the security of the Prize Holders.
Prize-The Arcade-286 feet, in
ches, A lines, on Magazine street
l0l tcet, Ii inches, on Natchez St
l26 feet, inches, on GTaUer ST.
Rented al about Sss37 600 per ann
Valued at 500 900
IPrize-City HoteI-I62 feet on Com
mon street-145 feet, inches on
Valued at 100000
Prize-Dwelling House, (adjoin-
ing the Arcade) No. 70, q feet, 7
inches front on Natchez street
Rented at Sl2oo-yalued at 10000
l Prize-Dwelling House, (adjoining
the Arcade) No. Is, 23 feetfront on
Natchez Street-Rented. at 5000
Valued at 10000
| Prize-Dwslling House, (adioining
the Arcade) No. 20, % feet front on
Natchez street-Rented at $I200-
Valued at 10000
Prize-Dweling House, No %,
northeast corner Of Basin and Gus
tom-houSe streets: 40 feet front on
Basin and 10 feet on Franklin st.
by l27 feet deep in Custom-houSe
street-Bented t$sI500-Valuedat 10000
/ Prize-Dwelling House, No. 24,
Southwest corner Of Basin & Gus
tonl-houSe street; - feet, inches,
on Franklin, 127 feet, los inches
deep in front of Custom-hoGse St
Rented n SI500-YaIacd at $4,000
Prize-Dwelling house, No. $50,
q feet, S inches, on Royal street, by
127 feet II inches deep-Renied at
$1000-valued at 1900
$slOo each, $4,000
stock, 800 each, 10000
l PrIZe--I50 shares Mechanics s.
Traders Bank stock, 800 each, 5000
Prize-l00 shares City Bank stock,
300 each, 10000
800 each, 10000
slOo each, 10000
stock, 500 each, 5000
l Prize so shares Exchange Bank
stock, siOO each, 5000
l Prizes shares Gas Light Bank
800 each, $500
/ Prize-l5 shares of Mechanics and
Traders Bank, 300 each, 1900
/ PriZe-I5 shares of Mechanics and
Traders Bank, sIoO each, I,5OO
20 Prizes-each 10 shares Of LouiSia-
ma State Bank, $I00 each, each
prize $1,000. ted
10 10000
erzes-each 2 sheres of 800 each
each prize 5000, q the Gas Ligh' oo6,
P,uk
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

nTANKS will be printed to order, on good
/ -s naner. with neatness and despatch
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc ete "0-<a
As Family NelTpaper1Bgaaa.s -. Ios.-
will be found to preseHsattraa = salsl y
other. Z
Macon intelligencer., 1839-12-05

yrizes-each , shares of 800 leach
each prize 5000, q the Gas Ligh'
ono Shares-each / share of 800,
ofthe Bank of Louisiana,
200 Shares-each | share OF $lOO' oi
the New Orleans Bank, :
iso nc mShares-each share of 800, OF
the Union Bank Of Florida,