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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

DEAD SEA ExPEDIrIoN.-The return of
the L. s. store ship Supply. Lieut. Lynch.
from an exploration of the Dead Sea, has
been already announced. The Norfolk
Beacon states. that many curiosities have
been brought home by Lieut.. Lvnch-a-
mong them. specimens of the water Of the
Dead Sea, the River Jordan and the Pool
OF Silvah. Also. fragments of the Pillar
of Salt into which Lots wife was trans
formed. This Pillar. it is said. is nearly
forty feet high. and stands exactly on the
spot designated by the Bible. The Bea-
con says. that Lieut.. Lynch expresses the
confident opinion, that it is the represen-
faiive OF what was Lots wife. Josephus
states that this Pillar of Salt existed in
his time.
"There are many other curiosi;ies, -
(says the Beacon.) ION board the Supply
AS an Egyptian Mummy; a pair of the
Cattle Of Arabia; rosaries made of wood
from the Holy Mount: Shells from the
shores Of the Dead Sea: Gaze,tes. &C."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03
Bargains! BarEains!.

bargains! BarEI1nS..
NI t have just received another lot of prime
w Sugar and Moiasses, which will be sold
by the barrel very low for Cash; also, good Sc
lection of choice Dry Goods: such as-French
Merinos. Plain and Fancy Lustres, Prints, Cas-
SINE res, Cloths, &c. all of which will be dispo-
sed of on the most accommodating terms
HCali at No. "a, opposite the Bank. at
HAINES & FARQCHAR,S. ~
Richmond, Nov. -, lSl9. 4sif
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03
WORMS! WORMgM

HORSEY' CELEBRATED YER MIFIG E
~ remedy unsurpassed for expeliing ,oOims
warranted to contain nothing of poisonous
character, but is simple IN It's action and safe in
its application. The above med icinc for sale
only by HAINES & FARQUH AR.
Richmond, Dec 81 Ic45. I2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

HThe North Caroiin. legislature have
elected Mr.. BADGER 20 The Z. 5. Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

UST RECEIVED. at the old stand. 10. 27 4,
- opposite the Bank, the following list OF
NEW GOODS, to-wit: A lot OF fine and plain
Stand Lamps. suspending and common Lard
Lamps, which will be sold at Cincinnati prices;
also, one box of superior Black Tea: >CIeavers;
Door Locks; Oysters; sup. Cavendish Tobacco:
sup Breast and Halter Chains. and a variety Of
New Goods too numerous 10 mention.
HAINES & FARQUHAR
Richmond, Dec 49, ISIS stiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03
WCOLLEN CLOTHS.
EajStcO:stin.S: and T'risr,p,, is.rC

and from his experience in this department., lie
feels confidence in recommending his GOODS
both for quality ana price.
Having had much experience in MAX ing Coats
for Friends, and others who wear such H. d.
respectfully soicits orders in this line, believing
that he will be able to give satisiac ton, both to
the young and old.
n l.. A fe" sets of Brttania Metal Tea and
Coffee Pots. Sugar Bowls, Creams, CanGies,icks,
Table, Dessert aid Teaspoons. Of English Man
uiacture; best Sewing and Knitting Needles. also
few articles in British Muslin aud Printed
Goods, Sc, &c, for sale.
p. S. Several good Water Casks for sale.
Richmond, tn mo. 10th. 1913. 29-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

MORAL ALNANACs, for isio,-For
LVB sale. wholesale and retail, by
Sept. 81, lS4S. d. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03
ANOTHER REVOLUTION!

HESC TEA UGEvEC igE.i
Prices s;EDICE:D 10 the Low EST Point!
DASH BRIGHTWELL, Ms1v STREET, No.
- 10, again takes pleasure in publishing to
his friends, and all interested in the purchase
Of cheap Goods. that he has lust received
direct from Phi!adc psia at low rates, and is now
ready TO sell to all who may favor him with a
cali, one of the largest, cheapest. and best Sc
lected stocks of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, WHICH CONSISTS. ~ PART, OF: CLOTHS,
tASSIMERES, SATTINET1S, TWEEDS,
JEANS, NESTINGS, &c, iii great profusion.
Il . L ii T. L 4 ID | f s:
He invites particular attention TO his stock of
SILKS. of nearly all shades aud prices; plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca Lustres: Grape &c Laine; Bombazines;
Cashmeres; Mexican and California Piaids; Erl-
ston and Manchester Ginghams; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. dc Lame ShawIS silk fringe
and embroidered do; Grape Lessc; Null and
Book Musiins; plain and fancy Ribbons, Fringes,
Laces, Carpet Bags, and EMOTIONS" in abund-
ance
ALSss-.A large assortment of Cutlery.
Queens ware. Hardware. Glass.
Nails. White Lead. Gil, Groceries.
80. ALSO,-A large assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES. which can and i'll be sold at low
CAPS, Silk, Plush, superior Cloth Military and
Boys do.
li-He would again invite the public to an ex-
animation of his GOODS, as he feels coniide mt
none can uEdcrsell him without sacrifice. For
the truth of the statement CALL aud SEE.
J-?W HEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS
IN demand at all times; for which will be paid
the highest market price in Cash or Goods.
GrCOTN TRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for Goods. 80
RICHMOND SEPT. 30, 1S4S. 4Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03
LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED AT THE B0AScH
BAHK At RIcHMoND:

LIST BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BRASCn
BAyK At RIcHMoND:
State Bank Of Indiana .Sandusky City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank
Kentucky Banks of So THIN, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank
State Bank of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches: Branches;
Laf Bank OF Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of NIr-
CONNIE rcia Bunl. OF do. ginis and Branches;
City Bank of DO Bank Of the Valley oil
Dayton Bank; Virginia and Branches
Bank OF Genuga; Exchange Bank of Vir-
Canal Blk of Cleveland; GINA and Branches;
CITY Go Notes of 50 and up
Civ Columbus: wards, at par in New
Franklin Blk Of lanes York, PhiiadeIpliia,
vile: and Baltimore.
Richmond, January Ist 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

UST RECElNED-l54 doz. Table Knives;
- so &" Pocket
80 Butcher
20 " Scissors;
and for sale, by
FLETCHER & BENTON
Main St, one door Vest Of the Bonk.
Richmond, Nov. =, le4s. 2stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

E<RESH and pure Oil Of Lemon, and oti,e +
4 NICE articles, just opened by
IRWIN REED.
Nov 4, 1913. Str
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

wv INTER strained Sperm OH, Of the first
w quality, gust to hand f,om the East, at
No. A., Main street. IRWIN REED.
Nov. 4, le4o. S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

DREAD. Crackers and Cakes, fresh, con-
i } stantly on hanG, opposite the National Ho-
tel. E. II. CITIZENS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-03

VH>HE Great Remedy for Consumption OF the
Lungs, Affections of the Liver, Asthma.
Bronchitis. Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or
Lungs. and all other Affections of the Puimo-
nary Organs.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-11
The Dog who was too Faithful
for his Master.

a. q
va
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''o ,"' -'''' '1 ''
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'n' ''' '''"'''"'e uc.'''''' ~. N' "..
4"''' 10 "''. I'' s'''" mousse '
'..-
""''' ''''' '''' 30" ."''
T','' '"' ,''.''' was p. 1'".'s "I.' '''
''''5 '..''" '''''''
w wv. '''',s '' ",s" "'"'' "'-1' '''.' were
WIS" '''"- ~ 'U' ..''',"'
'le. '' "''. "''''. OF "''"'''""' uu'"'
'' 90, .''' "''' ''.'' nous. was 10 uo
''." .'' mites ""u ''v "u'' ''II'he, OF '''
were J." d ''" HOOKS '' S".'IF ".ieH were
u'o"s'n- mere ana ihe'e along the noun
tam sues OF the maiI coach and lew
'"'''', b wagons, "A'," At wide intervals
P"'S'N along '"' 'o'u' ne "ny person
VINO ever pa'' a '''lt To inc Toll house was
o1'S"e' "shol "'"'''y' VINO '"''eI on
'ae" ','Iu'u'y 10, ',' pun I'h' OIL s"lI1"E
vac r''a''' |''1 .''s'' "',a''
' o''1' VI "'D ''c" '' "'' ''9u ""'"'
'''''s ',' "a. y'''s J. ''''"' ~ ''' ''l''
''"s'' al" o'i"I o' N''5 ''"' E''"S u'a'
's't''u. 0"N having Oo'''"e "'1"S 'ou'ID 10
''' ''"' ''N''' '' ,is ace '' ''''De''s'' "'
was "', Wuch e"'e''' '"''eOs' n"l H''
we VINO "'' ever zee" a.en''' u,'' Co. w.
'.' 'N pu''uS Gown ""' u,'"L "'."'
"'" ','s "'n'' nature A", '," 1--WE. ]"
constant s'''y '' "''''" anu ''''." .".''
particularly whenever h'' ""s.'A'' '''
VISIT 20 'ho u'isAO'f'o- Low" I'' s1'' h'
ees,aT''s as 'h'y required ana "h4' Ten
Hed 20 increase inns i''h"E 'i alarm Co.
'''' greater extent. una, P''i o' l". ''H'''' 3
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-11

glass out of doe small Cnsenou, O. zoe ntHet
loom. Immediately followed bog The sharp
..'..t 10 We handle which fastened % 600 tuc
inside turning round sun the 'us c1rc
forth 90 sound OF indication OF what was go
Jung 900
Mrs Pollard was uuw almost inuuc "'h
excess OF 'csr, feeling assured that She must
uulaubtca.y Boo q .ew moments be murdered
Iao prcsp.rauDn s'rcamed from her In large
cold drops, and her tongue seemed power
less go utter sIngIe cry
As we have said the dog had as yet given
forth no sign OF recognition but when.
moment after the noise OF the handle tum
.Ug round was heard, some one appeared 90
Ice forcing their wav through the aperture.
he gave low grow, followed by sudden
spring 4 shuIl cry OF agony Immediately
echoed through the house so keen end slaii-
hog as a,mos, to o.ull the blood IN Mrs
po.IErd's veins The CRY was followed by
lhe sound OF fierce struggling, Mingled with
sharp cries, which each moment became
weaker and weaker, as a human being lu
/ the very EXTREMIST Of mortal pain and an
lRuish and the deep-mouthed bayIng Of The
the deg. A length tho struggle ceased and
all became sui as Gcath
When daylight appeared Mrs Pollard
rose and dressed with ms much speed as
tho weakness the terrors Of the night had oc-
Casluncd would permit She the sat down
hy the window, to await the appearance OF
NE first person who might pass for she
could not summon sufficient Coutagu 10 en-.
ter the room alone ia short time a team
strr approached, whom she Ia led and as
soon as he had stepped uear to where she
was seated, told him the story Of the pceyi.
Gus nights adventure
He Instantly ran round to the side on
which was tie laiure easement and The next
moment returned, with houor depicted ON
hts coun,euaucc rs be exclaimed
My God what sight have seen 4"
lie thsn got 90 10y The window at which
Mrs Pollard had been seated, and led the
way Go the other room
And what an object was then presented
no their view Hanging on the sill Of tie
easement with the head aud shoulders pro
ludiug through into Inc interior, was the bo-
.y OF man whose throat was literally Torn
4. pieces II was the body of Gouirey the
O.cher ln bis night hand he held large
knife. the blade of which was covered with
blood for he had stabbed 'he dog several
time during The struggle And fierce that
struggle must have been, for Ia his Left hand
was quantity o. haIr which he had torn from
TIE mock Of the dog The latter, at the no
NEST when they entered the room, was sit.
uug eject on his lmuurucs, gazing with a
fixed look upon hin and the blood was s',l.
drwiu. lromihe slabs he had received.
Gouray had formed the resolution OF rob
bling aud numbering Mr.. Pollard. and had
.cu hIs dog with her as % means of w5rdng
of all suspicion from attaching to himself
never COO momeut doubling but tual his dog
would allow H.m TO enter the house uumo-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-11
Fer hs Nrai3
Some Things Love Ne.

HY THOMAS BCcHAsAS RrAD.
All within and an without me
Feel a melanehol, thrill
And the darkness hangs about me
90. how sill
To my feet The uyef Riidcth
Though tie shadow, sullen. dlta,
On The suoam tho whlte moon rlc,h
Like bl'quc,
Add ,he lyndcu beams above me,
TIA ! thluk some tulugs there be
IN lhla droaty world that love me,
Even me
Gentle buds are blooming near me.
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise GO cheer me
From the ground,
Aud the lone bird comcs-l hclrN
10 the tall aud windy pine
Pour the sadness of rs splul
Into mine,
There lt swings aud sings above mo
Til, ! think some thing, there be
ln this dfeaty world that love mo
Even me
Now ,hc moon hath d,aled 90 ue.
Ga lho stream see lt sway,
Swinging boat like, AS twoul WOO ml
Far away,
Add the stars bend from tho a1utc,
could reach ,hcm where he.
Aud they whisper all the pleasure
on the SKY,
There they hang and smile above me,
TIL | think some things there be
10 the very heavens that love me,
Even me
Now when comes the ude OF even
Like solemn river slow,
Gentle eyes akin to Heaven,
On me glow
Loving eyes that tell their story
Speaking tn NV hoarl OF hearts.
Bot / sigh. thing Of glory
soon departs
Vet when Mary scars above mr,
must think that there Will Doe
One thing more 100 Heaven To- loyo ul
Even me
haiaHd, Jgiy ., 1870
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-11

h"'f' 700. TO tNN EANf lA'
90. b. afer--he could not refuse bis DIVING
father request When Ore impaired Dos
% linton. o. bis wife. she was seized with
. ;hcu0 50 terror. earnestly bcseacbIuc uiu
5 90 tof his resolution. nor was DO uuN.
after ug time during which lc Had used
y tho m strenuous crlcayors 3. so1tho lgr
and h.r fears that lo wuuI venture
p 60 pr. D 900 ID, Journey.
Itr ou Saturday morning whom Orc
start. aud one ofthe drcariest da,s Of Oh,
scas The Snow JAS thick ou the ground.
and continued O. fab heavily. causing
Che " iHa surrounding socuc IN look
moro ..i dlcary than ever And Mrs
PoI'1. the small. 'front.' apartment OF
the d.. fears gradually increased
moro more. Der imagination cauju. d
up @ l7aul dread iorobodings, and al
most .-l,d that ca. sound Of the wind
wMs,.e through the .ny. was some one
even h." about 90 break .I the place -
Time sped. when at length Gonircy the
butcher approached. her terror 0d attained
70 such height that She dctcm d Co ask
him 20 stay ia tho house with her ,i her
hus band return
This Goufrcy was a isll u0wcrmUy III
man. abont forty. 6,c ar Gfty yc.rs or
.a.J viii, -,.,,.,t. ,,.,,.,., l,.. ,..
.-.,,.,.... rI.iI:
~ " ''""'e
"'' ", S'A MUGS Instant Nul1n was at loaht
lhat distance from any other lie had oe.
cupicd II Tor years following lis present lu.
>ineSs. and disposing Of his meat by takmv
il In hi. wagon To- the i Tcrcnt families II.
the yicipit, Mrs ballard l,d Lrrp rna..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03

cEEgcnrp Oqgrra
COTTON The kssppa's asss a.hoh cans iasouah b.
aH ye1tsda, a9Ea taiag aeasass adeaass o. "a us
LIrsFpo1 a1d lsas during o. vss t.s tse .sssrs4 IN
Of 81 SO ta. Uteh wnnd rate ~ aa.is ~ te r,vr
VESTS eHiak l4i 81 Juy Isash tie u1slsuisiIy arrs
anQant q go 40 has. 2 ~ Of W1a assuuiaos
In ntglkst n0has Of ooHssananoa as done shs lev
0s o-ing beng hd hiEbaf sssa- ttsu baga Is wiz
rEW-oHLzAHe cLEesrFIrkTfcH.
l9f - e ~ iu1iArg ku1,s..,W n oaS
i8iEes % f301 af fSIral.
Coed si3dlas... % lsS Coed sad Fine. nannat
TOBACCO --JFss dll n0lss a. aosvs dsnasd. and tls
sales c9mpiksd 66 bids follows: ~ hhds 70 A. 81.
45 B. A. "a u DO q 81. Ead At 81 le8 hds - A. e
- and s. +. ~ 81; a.. "a a hkds A. at5H sad
4R AZ sk ie A. = ~ % hbds - A. and n 90 "a.
70 DO at S. IS B. aaf A. a. eS and 80 bids.
Mason Comfy. go A. aud 1oJ e. % gate
On Wednesday. ssoFisd b. e. IL BIDS 8 A. q ~.
g Do. 81 81, and s. =. q 90. -.
bUGAR AND INCL Ass ksa.-Ika sales Of 8ng1r waEa
g o log bhda % Cd Dos ~ ax5 Ffs fos Fair and sf
Molaarss. small iola e l6fs1os faf Eair 70 uriuaa
FLouRLaissf Fslsipis asva ino1salsd he BaakvzI5-
RES Of puIchaseI. and he Only aasa yesterday ss n snail
~ rom Sc toI sscoaa g. Aous. % ~ ard "a IS p Dbl
isa extra
coRE-lu'l. with Sv buysn sa,s 600 70 100 suaLu e
53S55c- . buaisi.
HAY - balls Feltsis traurti Ell B Ten q a Is.a
ROPE eoiz taken q g.. tins Win inislss.
PkONlsAONs.--Rogt 10 hmissd denand saift ualsa 81
40 ba4 Mesa a e % Con Weansay1 and tea d. Pins
Il - Sf Bacon. 3 etsks pgs ahoasn sold Is one b. q,
shppe. p SIC Lard - r1aell fsr Havana win
saiss Of $50 bib go ead Sd pns S 5o sfs define
aad 50 kses a re. p b.
COFREE--Rio ati adrsncine and IsE0 haas Gan srs
800 sosd 81 t5Se-; but lia % Is had now undsr ~
WHISKY "a lot Of 10 bblr Resided n5if 81 rs Iuvs
/ a BE, an advance and some - bbis. Raw 81 SIc
kEEiGhIs--5dhea li, aud loaeu laaaeIzsni reported
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03

Woo osT 4 WkTcH IA me eod patent Lever
Nsen wa nfonkht TO- and DEPOSITED . e fislf Munie
patty guald noqss, gtsiedas b Jean Francor r n e .
~ao .sas, tnat Be raEchased e from Joha siaDonnsll o
~ Wneleos ne WaAch b said y Be WORKS a. least 500
fhs number Of The aatch Is 9S08.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03
lTIARo's MUSIC sToRB,

New Orleans
VIE Undersigned desires respectfully inform the pub.
- = he ihat they can always ind az his
MUSIC STORE, choice and large assert -
enable prices and on accommodating plms.u y 81 " y
Among them Piano FOFtes made by the old aud Cale
braied Manufacturers, Y. GILBERT q co. OF ch tore
amt finished beaRtifUlY in Rosewood Black Wanutand
4nd w9TSmanks eanaer Also the justly celebrated &c
hlAN FtAhO fOhIEs, which for sVpsetnen 81 tome bse
BOZ uSen elae lheF are particularly Suiied
ny a. we Aqaan does not require tuning tot years
me NeH IMPROVEMENT m Piano tones, Tie Patent VI
RRATlNa tvKKBRlDaE Is also fof sale al ih osnbhnant
ihs impfovenent gives peculiar muess and bfisneg 81
the ehe adds 70 s durability and stengih ~ lie pan9
ana renders Il capable OF remaining much lonrer IN tnne
than those in Ordinary use 49, - A
NY u "a Is Agsnt oI iiFsBl HERz celebrated CIR M
laa-tC9 ~ NOs, MADE n Paris For power and
SEtOn l~HAhD PIANOS Tor sale n from $40 tn
NyY r.9isl Az taken N part payment for ones
,,1SA1l dCAhffS MEL0DEON - This beauiilul toned
WIND nstqtnente Nlage Churches Lodge SefeaaainF
rales and the private practice Of 0fgansts possesses
and offered at $50 each 49,
Orders from he County for Fgatss G1utays CYa-,o.e
rag eotets, Pf9ltHs, PCioneslOs Sfrgs and Aeiegi
neFfR9Haise III eperu description will be PROMPTLY eve
saso ~ Feeseaabe pges Bands supplied with Bass In
4kPS. Double and Single Action GA hand and u.s.
70 l0fles % SUIT the taste OF purchasers.
. NltiSlC.-Ihe largest Catalogue ID the South r.
St9ek 4 al accumulation Of over % yea aad IN A are
eis ehd beautiful pieces out o. print
Ntas shsis Tsosved BY every arrival from The Notl -
ny the Foreign steamthlps Original Mnsic IN -
wees e The store. Native Compositions soets1 W.
BY sddesslns he qudelgiRhed Caialneues III 6vsl Z,
be seat % part Of tho State - N1u@ta " 4
fIA9QS TUNED and REPAIRED. Mnsia Boun3
Pf's "N'HH WM' I. MAYO, AFant,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03

hopBERH flames Phie1 lats sssideat Of our nav rar
"a Wa broaeht % before Rssodef Sehzsneau yess5y
seoaso q sssainf ot Of jsNeiy, ein Hew ssrf b.
lore t1 klisi = strict Goa WIN Hal u5 like offence
wa1dbpO1sd q % fls came manner,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03
MUTUAL INSURANCE.
EFNHB ONLY Domestic Insurance Cor,n,y,, - - =; H..
4 dong FIRE, MARINE AND RTVEp y iu sIis city
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE IN INSURANCE.
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL, INSTR AMOR, r,,
Of Newoilsans,
Will subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars.


Is now ready to receive applications and make insurance
vier streets, on anu VIA
Fire, Marine and RiUsr Risks,
al the tariff rates of premium
ana Company Ia ablished upon the Mutual pr,oi,l.
OF insurance, and Is emphaicay Home institution ~,
einhgs are 10 b. invested and empOyed here under the
cites for investment - N'HeI
Every person insuriRg with il becomes interested in n,
81 tha profits instead Of being divided among
rev belong to those who insure with the DOM
papy ne Iustees, Ofthe vital necessity of well
secured and pledged FUND reliable in cases of oss and
they have now flu nc Of ~
THO Hundred Thousand Dollars.
subject to all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
The Trustees believe this subscription offers full seou
TO the assured an that this Company presents nnnsnSl
guarantees Tor prompt and liberal settlements IN Gases III
loss as the funds Of the Institution are retained here and
Its being purely a Southern and Domestic Insturion is
acts are MOI controlled by foreign Directors and Il will eo
form 10 Southern habits in Us mode of business
The potfoQ OF the Company at all times open for the
inspection OF parties wishing 10 make insurance with IT,
-. Trustees -.
samuel Bell, Thomas A. Adams, Moses Green wood
:; A. bqTsli, VIM Z Convene, Gisndy BuTka
David Haddsn, John ID. Ben, j. vi Sts1fo,
Nathan Jarvis, George Jones, r. Simms
J, + q. Nles, Joha N Bell, II IA WIGHT
T.. y Mash, Iames hKkmSn, r. B. Sumner
). ". LaQhane, John p. Hyde, John O WoOdruf
O. 7. Buddeoke Louis de Ssu les, w B Mc(iutebeon
q a. BREHefe, q, l.. Dabesteen. F. PUG Puig
J. RiasSd, O. R Wright. F. v. CaTlse
SAMUEL BELL President
THos. A. ADAMS, Vies President
CHAs. J. MANsoM. Secretary, jyls 8mis
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. t0uEp DAD An Inquest WAS held yesterday on he
pedy 81 riaa named fHip Mamhzlf f8rnd dsad n rev
gauein qn feeaa iileet neEg Of Richa5 stIes
Nedlct= lied 81 coIesfi9u 81 az. brain = in19la1f
w. az hea q ,as 9iy e lasg named Joh1a Beiton
sts s. Peter rirsst Flint iiuBici1aity Verdies ne 81
aaanierv - -
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REHJrny Jaass Doisn AND Patrick CosRroue sFrssts5
S2l5 gae since o. charge cf perjury prselrsd bF Ym
~, , .s gssiaay lsnis b. Recorder Baldwin, el6Is
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory

Holm MlbLAR, Nc. 19I 'ST!.CH8RLES Styast
- CORNER Of Sifod stIeet) respectfully informs 60
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters of Iou- zfA
lsiana, that he Is prepared to manufacture aud ~
fulnlsh all articles IN the above line and has CON
lsS9 y m SANITY on hand good assortment Of AID
st544=7=TTit44 Is, BRlDiES kfARTING AT,FS
etInAyA y MAlPs. SPURS YRS and q ARN Ess Of
HOLSTERS, Packs Adde'S, VAl,ISES and H55B
bLEs-sii which will sell as low as those who import
of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture ~ ~
~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
,.tg ,REPAIRING attended to with neatnes. and
uApaithi ivl8 Gnn
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a oara....~.ersst lIortasrn ana sou.hsrn Man.

:. Ss a--s..; .'ssat Y OFthefn and Southsrn Mail.
fefae purpose Of correcting impressions nsaiirs
2 The stsge earring great Northern and s0ptta1
sia between Gftiin Ga and OpehEa, Ala We he pro.
p'ecn o. sad Mail Stage lnrs the whole pubic
that upon does the mail failures charged % AM
account The fOuts-nineiy-thEee miles in lustfs over
ons Of ha best natural roads in the Uued saie-the asr
courses beng vel and substantially bidzsd As evidence
o. lh the man wal changed from Afausa to sf5n il pa
oember 1885, and from that time 10 the prsssns ov- 80
seils Ana bait there has not beer exceeding two 81 brs
faes OF the letter mall and six or eight Of he usr
paper mail coming Eouth an only about Ire srus nT,.,sr
gong Eslt The route ieI regularity aHd csainty IS not
surpassed ~ any - he Union, can show 0fciay
iiom Ieco1s o. ialluTe the Postoee Department If
citizens Of Mobile and NeWeans GIVE tneir rsajs re
uahg NWpe they do) upon some other rcufe 0 fDuta u
Tsss ne oehuqusney. y; i. ELLSWORTH co.
saoai s9nasrb' Ma July x, lSs8y j3i In
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SUNDRIESi
% ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
HI e6 bhls. Crushed SUGAR;
10 boxes Loaf do
s. packages Fine GREEN TEAS;
800 bags TABLE SALT;
80 boxes C0gate'a PEARL STARCH
20 dozen BROOMS
5 bales COTTON TWlNE:
40 packages No. MACkEREL;
is tieToes ShRys EXTRA HAMS;
400 boxes and half do SARDINES;
5 cases CANTON GINGER;
10 bo1es CASTLE SOAP;
y9os CHAs sToUGHToN. 81 Camp st.