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% On the receipt in England of the news Of
the Poussin difficulty at Washington, it was said
that uneasiness was quoted because England had
offered her mediation. This was copied into the
papers here as an item Of news, and occasional
speculations were made as to the character and
effect Of the proposed intervention. The rumor is
we suspect, mere repetition in England of the
current statements made here, that Mr. Champion
had undertaken to adjust the affair at Washington.
There was no time for the British Government to
get any sufficient knowledge of the facts, and
nothing for them to mediate about, if they had
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We received yesterday an additional file of Mexi.
can papers, from which we make the following ex.
tracts;
The garrison at Tampico consists of two hundred
men. In addition to this force, the steamer Her.
rera and sloop have been armed for the defence
of the port. The whole force that could be raised
in case of need would be $50 men and eight pieces
of artillery. Rather small, we should think.
A paper of the city of Mexico accuses Arista,
the Minister of War, of having been party to the
conspiracy of Dr. Millet In reply to this Arista
writes as follows to Gen. AVOIDS
MINISTRY OF WAR AND MARINE
the Globe yelteSy rspabshed il the Monitor S9 NJ s
under the title OF Monster the Mnisteur Of War
The supreme government desires and orders that the tIia
Of Me and his qccompces shall take place without deay
inflicted those who endeavor to bring evil on he oSgty
1y reasonably seoondng the ambitious and ambitious dc.
BY every mail you will render me an account of the
trial taking great care that no time shall be lost in conduct
ing ~ In case becomes necessary take il nio another
jurisdiction you would do well to induce the Judge to make
as much haste as possible"
General AVOIDS replied, explaining the circum.
stances which have retarded the trial of Millet.
and promising to accelerate it by all means in his
power.
We learn from the TRAIT d. Union that on the 18th
of August the French ship Roland, Capt. Boioux.
in the midst of a violent tempest, struck on the
rocks in the harbor of Mazatlan. The vessel was
bound for San Francisco There were forty pas
sengers-Americans, French, Mexicans and Span
iards-Of whom many were drowned and Others
much injured. The Roland went entirely to pieces
The English frigate Champion afforded every aid,
and the conduct of her officers and crew merited
the highest appreciation. They succeeded in saw
ing eight persons, at the risk of their own lives.
Some Mexican papers on the coast had expressed
suspicious that vessel which had been cruising
near the Isle of Lobos was connected with the
" Buffalo Hunters" The vessel turned out to be
a contrabandist F." dispatched from New Orleans
TO San Isabel, and which was captured at the Isle
of Lobos by Lieut.. d. Jose de la Cuesta.
Juan de AquinO, convicted of numbering his
wife by stabbing her eleven timesIwith pOgnard,
was executed at Saltillo,
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CoTToN MovING.--A reference to our CONNER
cial column will show that yesterdays sales of Cot
ton reached the large amount of 1000 bales,
making very nearly 10000 bales for the past three
days This unusual activity is owing to the unex-
pectedly favorable news brought by the last Liver
pool steamer, which has also put up prices here
about fye-eighths of a cent per pound.
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Mr. CONRAD REIsINsER The types yesterday
converted the name of this distinguished violinist
into Mcconnell ReisiRgci-an uncouth combina-
ION OF the Irish and the Ialian-instead of his
OWN natural German. 1t gives us the opportunity
repeat the assurance that he comes to the CITY
WIN Tue highest recommendations as a complete
master oisthe piano. t''''0
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Auction sales rms Day.

j. a. BEARD will SELL at II O'Clock at the residence Of
w. Lambeth ESD, Ca ondeiet street ROw-Elegant
Household Furniture.
THOMAS j. SPEAR viii sell hafpaat 10 O'Clock, at the
corner OF Common and Rampant stTee;s-ilOises, etc.
JN0. L. l.. SOLOMON will sell al 10 o'cnck at SO Camp
stIeet-Fnmlturs Also at O'Clock in Pfytauia street
I'd door above Observation-Disclosures.
j. M pEPAss will sell at Il o'clock az the of Ca.
Eondeiet and union EtIGetE-li0Sss, Mules, etc.
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OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, Oct.

OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, Oct 30, 1919.
enhemeRl am in the receipt of your letter of this date
asking me- if in the approaching elsqOn for Senator to
the stats Legatne for the parish of Orleans, for the
plred term Of M. NJ Reynolds ESq resigned it necessary
for, for said term &! -
There to be general State election on the fifth day Of
November next in the parish Of Orleans and other
officers to be elected Senators for the full term OF
four years and at the time there is also be held
special election for Senator for the uneXpired OF
M NJ. Key nolds Esq, resigned Hence great confusion
may grow out of the in which tickets may be printed
In order to avoid any difficulty, and to conform to what
believe to be the law, ballot should plainly indicate
which candidate is intended be voted for Hner
pred term. Unless this intention is expressed upon the
ticket the Commissioners of the election cannot know
whether TO count It for the candidate running for the full
the uneXpcd term and there but Two candidates to
De elected for the full term, the whole ballot for Senators
would have TO be rejected.
This view Of the oese is in strict conformity with the
tweny-thiTd section of the act entitled, An egu.
late elections N the parishes Of Orleans and jefferson, az.
proved 18th January, lS47 which declares That ali the
names OF the persons voted for by each shall be written
or printed on ticket which the the persons
voted for together with the cs for which they are voted
for. shall be accurately specified and should two or more
votes be wrapped together, the whole shall be rejected"
am, very respectfully, your Ubsdisnt servant.
w. A. ELMORE,
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n1- The Houston (Texas) Advertiser acknowl-
edges the receipt of four stalks of sugar cane from
the plantation of Mr. Williams, formerly mer-
chant of New Ofeans,) on the Brazos, two of
which from ration growth, third year, have twenty
joints, ten inches in length, and two from seed
cane, with INVENTIVE Joints,
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o. General Sam Houston delivered an address
in Houston on Tuesday of last week. He dwelt
mainly on political topics, and declared his deter.
minaiion to maintain the full boundaries claimed
bV Texas
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ZEE supplement Tor News, etc. etc.

~ We are indebted to Mr.. Henderson, clerk of
the Ne Plus Ultra, for late St. Louis and Memphis
papers. Obliged to Capt. Smith, of the steamship
Palmetto, for Galveston papers.
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OF II is stated in the Boston Traveller that the
Hawaiian Government, DESTROYS to negotiate trea-
ty with the United States on fair and equitable
basis, and also to secure the modification of the
Objectionable clauses in the French and English
treaties, by which the Kings independence is still
tramelled, has very recently forwarded TO Boston
commission to James J. Jarvis, as Special Commits
sioner to Washington, London and Paris, with
request that he should act for them ON these and
other points. Mr.. J. resided long at the islands.
and enjoyed intimate relationship with the Gov
eminent
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The Mass MEETING AT MEMPHIs.-The mass
meeting at Exchange Hall, last night, was unani.
mously attended. Col Boon, of Mississippi, pre-
sided The meeting was addressed by Gov. j. c.
Jones, of Tenn, in his usual impressive manner.
He was followed by G. S. Yerger, of Mississippi.
in speech of great interest. The quaint and hu.,
morous remarks, the serious arguments and occa-
sonal burts Of eoquence, were SO happily timed
that the speech was rapturonsy applauded by the
Louisiana, who had beautiful little by.plav with
his map, and at the expense of Mr.. Whitney, all in
good humOr, but combining with it much good
sense. Mr.. Larue addressed the meeting in an elo-
quent speech. He was grave and eloquent in his
manner, and produced fine effect The burden
Of all the speeches consisted in the road to the Pa
cific, and the Tehuantepec route in particular. 1t
was too late when the meeting adjourned to give
more extended nOtice.-Memphis ENQUIRER, 25h
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O1- d. M. Baringer, Minister of the United States
to Spain, arrived in Paris with bis family and SUITE
on the 10th of September, en- route for Madrid.
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PosT- OFFIoE-- Water ATTangement.--We are
indebted 70 our courteous Postmaster Mr.. MussOn)
for correct schedule of the arrival and departure
of the mails during the winter season. 1t will be
found in another column
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Gz- We have seen an Almond from tree raised
by our fellow citizen, Capt Swain, on his place at
Pass Christian. 1t is a rare production for this
region
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE.-The following is the
series of resolutions offered in the Memphis Con-
vention on the oath by Mr. Larue:
l. ResOlged That this convention recommends TO the Gov
eminent Of the United States the prOprey Of employing It's
corps OF Typographical Engineers in making full survey of
Ocean as well to ascertain the mineral and agricultural
pabes OF the county the most speedy practicable route
of cOmmun caon either by railroad otherwise between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States
g. RESOLVED That in the opinion of this convention the
sppl to the Pacific required TO enable the Government
tuh the shpuaon OF the recent treaty with Mexico, to
protect southern frontier and TO facilitate the passage
emigIants to California and Oregon.
g.. ResOtUed That the present commercial communications
Of the Atlantic cities and the valley Of the Mississippi with
the western Of the continent of America and Eastern
Asia Of vast importance TO every portion Of the country
that such present communication can be obtained by rail
road OF canal across the thmus Iehuanepeo NieaTa
qua, and Panama, which railroads or canals may be con-
5tEueted by private eneTpnts and this convention in order
to encourage such oOnatucOnS recommends the passage
law by the Congress Of the United States directing the
contracts for the transportation of the mails troops and mil
tay stores Of the Government between the Atlantic and
Pacific ports Of the country by the shortest cheapest and
Gpeediest route.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. J. A. Campbell
of Alabama referred to in our correspondence yes.
terday, are as follows:
Rss0lusd That in the opinion of this convention that
relieve Congress from all embarrassmens arising from the
conflicting state Of opinion the subject of is powers that
ing line or Communication between the Pacific Ocean the
Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico aud Northern States for
amendment should bs obtained TO he Constitution Of the
United States comforting ample authority for that purpose
public lands OF The United States constitute legitimate and
proper fund for this object.
Resoloed That in the event Of the appropriation By Con-
ges Of considerable portion Of the pRbe lands Of the
tooeeda Of the sales thereof the construction of railroad
same time liberal appropriation Of lie public lsndI living
WI n he limits of the respective States should be made 10
improvement ''" "'''' VI '-'''AS
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LATE FROM FLoRIDA-Indian Murderers Sur
Tendered.-We find the following important letters
IN the Savannah Republican of Thursday morn
ing last, to which paper they were sent by express
by Capt King Of the Ocmulgee. They bring the
acceptable news that the Indians have had the
promised talk with Gen. Twiggs, and given up to
him three of the murderers and proof of the death
Of another of them.
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OLYMPIC THKArRR-Tbsrs viii \. +. ~ !. u, 80.
Saa ~. The friends of old RoEsv MarES Who
Elo~n Nun foi many sday with rocoisetonr oftbs,
miSed q svs b dTa ne accompanying delights, are deter
was any thing but bumper CIV N.Y. tlat inc lsat one
serves it. The bill Is a rich one ~ MN oumpeT-hs de-
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D1s- Freeman Hunt, editor of the well known
magazine which bears his name, is candidate for
the Legislature of New York, from the second dis.
trct of Kings county.
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LCOrrespOndence ]
~

=. -, INV
Sir-The undersigned have been deputed by the Demo.
cratic State Committee to ask your opinion if in the ap
preaching election for Senator the State Legislature for
the parish Of Orleans for the unexped term of M M Rey-
nOds Esq., resigned necessary that the lot cast should
express What candidates are voted for for said term.
An early compliance with this call will Ohlige your ODE.
dent servants f PuERR I. Executive Committee
To w. A. ELMoRK, Attorney General
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TIE PRLIoAH as usual Isi forth an sros-1, hin
% daya perfect appetite provoker thai III OF rare
tbe way Wa mu1t not forget to acknowledge IL Tso.,
n1h, sparkling tate Of il quality ia, seep' oil
which due honof5 svefs maid ' evening, 10
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New and Fashionable Goods
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER

G. NJ. SIMPSONS, % ChRrtres St,
the following styles Of Goods Of this seasol Importation
Silks for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra Rich Satin du Chen, embossed;
Damask and Plain
Changeabe and Glace POux de Stress
Chameleon Silks, plain and figured Of all col0rs;
Plaid Tartan and Scotch Slk large assessment
Rich White Damak Silks and Satns, for Wedding and sUute
Dresses;
Black Silks, Of various styles;
Striped Pekin Silks, for Dresses;
Wide and wide Black Manulla Silks every quality.
French Oloaks, Mantillas, Visites, etc.
A splendid assortment Of French Cloaks Manas, Mnne,es,
He etc. Of the latest Partisan style embroidered, plans
cood ana black, Of rich Chameleon Silks Satin du Chem ETC.
Mousseline de LANES and Oashmeres.
large assortment rising the latest ayes and varying in
price from The cheapest d tie richest descriptions.
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
French and English Bauke fine and heavy Blankets for
Plantations OF all Kinds Fannsls English and Americana
Shengs OF all kinds linen cotton Table Linens every width
ana lua Towe Marssie Quilts and Bedspreads, of
yej D9mas Tor Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin Cur
s Ici Aualns Tor Curtains, all kinds
ana WlLlhsi Mosquito Meetings. For sale low 026 6t2p
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Do We received Texas papers by the E. A.
Ogden, for which Capt Wilson has our thanks.
We also indebted to the officers of the steamer
Luna for late River papers,
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FIINEl JutH80ND NIe, Oct I6lY.
JuessTs Eait ors--lpe have good Omenn from Tampa
nave Just seen letter from Gen. Twiggs, in which he states
ne has been to Cha0ttes HabOr tie 18th inst and mel
9olgiegs Sam Jones, and all the principal chiefs with
about sixty waTIo in council Then deltUered az t6rge
o. e ltTderers, l5fth The of another lok0 sV md
kea q captaHg They are friendly Opposed to the pro.
Posluo4 % remove West and will give final answer in
DeoemDa5 II is good news. Youm, d.
Another letter, written before the Indians were
delivered up says that the troops composing the
line, now stretched across from Tampa to Pilatka,
are to be moved down nearer the Indian Terri.
tory The new line will commence at Manatee,
on the western side of the peninsula, and extend
across probably 10 Yolusa. There will be in all
probability large depot at Manatee, to which
most if not all, the Government stores now at
Tampa will be moved.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
VIEW ORLR1NS.
See 7aira Page for CRY News, So

pFThe Eastern mails came through yesterday as
late due, bringing dates from Charleston to the
25th Baltimore and Washington the 29d, Phia-
delphia and NewYork the 22d, and Boston the goth
inst That portion of the mail which failed from
beyond Charleston The day before came through also
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- This day, at II O'Clock, the elegant Furniture and
splendid French Mino Of w. Lambeth, ESQ., will be sod
At Cafondele street Row By J. A. Beard
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PILATKA, (Fla.,) Oct. 22-9 P M-lS49
Sfenteasl-A An express which left Tampa on Saturday
al NJ, Ia 1uat in. The Indians Were met on Inc I7th
and delivered up three live Indians and the hand of one
they were forced 70 kill The emigration spoken Of and
they requested time to speak with their people, General
EWigg5 Is daily expected on his way TO Washington.
Aonn. with IazDeoL. w. x. " b I.ianL- IN Inf
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~ The HolbrOok Oyster Saloon and Rs,tsB,.n, l..
oommsnced the in earnest See bill Of fare. 'l'
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D. 2. sCANLAN 8. co.,
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

100000 Worth Of Dry Goods, Just Received
AT P. J. o'DOHERTY'S Cheap Store,
Corner u TchOupitouaA st. aud 81. Mary's Market.
~ The undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies Of NswOT
leans and Lafayette that his stock Fall Goods
fol inspection, and that every article offered viii be sold
precsdenty low prices. The following comprise part
Black Plaid, Striped aud Water Slks;
Rich C0Ored, Changeable, Figured and Striped Silks;
Back Velvet Embroidered ManteauB, Vees ard M-Etlla;
Colure4 Cashmere Cloaks ard Ma1teaus, very rich:
Canton Crepe, Cashmere Sjk, Brochs and POLKA ShaWIt;
BareTes, Tareans, F0uarls, and Dotted MuaEF.
Rich Maz0urka Rob Roy and CFenUuau Plgldl,
Umbrellas, PIrasOls and Sunsha3e5,
Plaid, Striped and ChangeBb,e AIplcaB, new;
French, German English and American Caicaeu.
Black figured Irish TabuetJs, very new;
LINEN SuTtiugs and DamasE Table Linens;
CoJlonede Apron Cle Dtnms and Hickory.
Blanket, all qualities 1914 Ala r. Msrseies Quilts
Red, White, Blue, Green and isIHs Flsuus.s;
Bed Ticking Hooks and EyeE, SPOOL Thread, Needes ETC.,
SvtSs Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Muglins
JacUnet EdgingH Table AMI Piano Covers, all qualities:
ThIeepy and Ingram Carpets, WI Brussels Rus.
Oucl0tns Door Mata and Canton Mattngs
Brown and Blaached Linen and Cotton Sheetinrp.
Hosiery, Ribbons, Ar Iicials, LaCea and Gloves.
Canton Flannel Gimps, FrngeI and Embroiieres.
Furniture fEHta hel Blue and Bun Damasks. AT
P.J. ODOHERTl'S Cheap Store,
o3l tt2p Coruerof Tcbouptoua- st. Mars Market
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y We are requested to state that collection will be
sken up al the gates Of the Catholic Cemstares on All
salSli Day tfhuniay) for the benefit Of the Orphan
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s.ofT -Meetlngs ThIs ETenIng.

PEIIcAN DIVISION No, l. at Pelican Hall, cor COmmO
and st. Charles stS., at hafpast o'clock.
OCEAN DIVISION No. g. at Unity Hall, MariEny Build
ings Third Municipality, at haEpRst o'clock
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No, g. at Unity HALL ma
Tigny Buildings, Third Municipality, at hali.past Z
JEFFERSON DIVISION No 10, at Gretna, at hatpast T.
-e$R---
Steamboat Departures This Day.
~sEE ENTERTAINMENTS ON THLRD PAsR
81. Louis ........ ST. LOUIS, Hardsnbrook, P.
Red River ........ .CADDO, Graham, P. Nj.
eiaeana 66iLPE aARoIdR PSSro s.d 10 "a
MObiis. OREGON, Hiem, y 2. n. cars
RaEoo River. FLORA, Jenkins, 8 p N.
alabama Riuer. BEACON, Roberts P.M
s si& q ER3tF W6R kfB RPi.on
cn1s Madison, Louisville smthsnd Psdacah, eicThs 6ao
p''''''' '.'-l HYDE 4 oGLEsBY, ls Poydra' st;
Passengers and shippers will please be ready Ol
~ u s. Mail Steamboat Commodore Perry
For KOusvis, CnclTna Madison Padncah and MemPhs1h
anew and PSg Ey Sa'sngf steamer w Tv @
Poydrusst. HYDE & oGLEsBY, 10 Poydras street
w Passengers and shippers will please be in readiness at the
= ~ The Splendid Mail Steamship Ohio, Lieut., };
S. Mary street Lafayette for E%Yofk via Havana on WEDNEs
Soa5 PARADISE Use Ll 3SRia Co. Agents
First Representative District.
~ The Democrats Of the First Representative District composed
Of the First and Wards of Municipality
qnesd to meet at the Of Race aud Magazine streets THIS
EVENING at huiPa O'clock when they will form in procession
and march Canal street. attend the Grand Mass Meeting Of the
Democrats of the City, Let every Democrat be At his post A
Band Of Music is engaged for the occasion. Oa
SOMETHING RICH, PER g OHIO;"
fA THBES oa E do and PsREP Der M4cG H
which we solicit the attention Of friends
o3 SIP Dealers in Fancy Articles.
RBOYS' AND CHIL REN'SR
"a HATS AND CAPS. @
WE receiving and have another large
w Youths Boys and Chirens Hats Caps OF
the latest Paris Fashions, which invite the
friends and customers. BELDENS,
O3t 81 Charities
CIGAR TOBACCO.
HAVANA,
IL CUBA
FLORIDA
MASON COUNTY,
KENTUCKY, and
TENNESSEE,
pt0u 4
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LEARY & co,
GENIN,
nEEnI

Public attention is called style of made under special
perntendence quite superior In style and finish the
THE D'ORSAY HAT.
This wall be admitted on inspection Of the different
o29a corner Canal and Charles streets.
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THIS will be admitted inspection different styles at
o293t corner Canal and Chartfes streets.
A CARD-The undersigned, passengers on board A.
"A the steamship OHIO, bound for California, be- ssF
ing compelled TO remain for several DAYS in New Or A
leans, would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, No
265 Ich0uDitOuas street. kept by ASPILL as worthy
OF patronage from the travelling public Judging from
treatment and fare, we believe all Others will receive from
mine host kind treatment good fare and every atten.
ton to make the wsyfarer and traveller at home
ThOs ]. Dryer, Cincinnati; Thomas Rogers NewYork;
J,eayen,h HuId, ~; IWyman Turner, Maine;
Abel Wares, Newly OIk; H.B. Harrison. Newark, N j.;
II N Petit. Jacksonville. I'll : G. G. Cady, MassA
j. d. Holmes, New HOTkCityi P, w Bassett Cincinnati;
Mr.. Pratt, Boston, Y. 8, Cutter, Vermont:
David Tyler, New HOTk; Dan Ireland, NeWYoIk;
VA. Henick, -; Albert Crane -;
ID. L. Hunter, Maine; Nv w. b Ovs Maine;
Alpbeus Hunter, -; II, g. ThebOn. Salem. Mass
Seth Griffin NewYork 4. ]. Horton, New York;
ID. d. COnkIn, - WIN, W. Houston, Pa;
o. Winters. - IN. F AyeHl, Barre, Vt;
ThOs. l.. Foster, China Me Il John H. Hollis Mass
J. W. Stewart, - ROb't T. Ford, N Haven Ct ;
Unah Nelson, -; Henry Greedy, Havana;
Randall Ward &c; Col. A. Huntington, TeXas;
Linus Lane, Vermont; B s. E. Williams Barre vi .
Nathan Edwards, Boston; And Others, O30 3n
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Protection Insurance CO.Of Hartford, ct.
incorporated 1895.
CAPITAL, 100000. Surplus Fund of $500 600.
d. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNER, Secretary.

Fire. Marine and River Risks
FFNHE undermined, having been appointed Agent Gin
place Of I; a. ADAMS, Esq, resignedO of the above
old and fSyOTaby known Company is prepared to in
sure, the most favorable terms, against FIRE, IA
RlNE AND INLAND RISKS.
All lOgtes will be promptly settled here paid in Hart.
ford, Conn at the option of the insured.
o3l CHAS G. LATHROP, Agent.
sS9 Office, for the present, u PoydTas street.