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Nutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

AAAS ~ ss~~N~
- tfsstt7 COMPANY OF LOUISIANA - r.
t April 1870 and declared dividend Of SO
sent. on Two Years' Hpainsss. &gCfi+.EE -tss1
sus,gnss Nv Ise tssuRkNca oNtf
being sy iorthe lection Of Tbs policy
their families against want ana posf ais operations
sou conducted he nioet secure
lie large and handsome Legacy widows ehdn after deah
~ All policy hcderu, hehsr for lie ahortsr tsr WIG con
nus till death psrepasen the whole Of the prssa Of
Credtors can insure the lives Debtors
the cole hoaeft and Of
horaejf and children free from the ciaias Of credos
TRUsTEEs; -
John g. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward spancw,
foha fgrau. Samuel Etswait Richard Mccall,
: Anhort j. Wnsu. E. II. BSrpu. j. Perkins,
JOsoph walker. VIM. Eare Arnold Rarriss 4.
DIRECTORS;
ssws!l I Iass q i Ssnsan' & q s sissss,
Nj Cohen, -" L. spshgeuberg., H. RhSdewsld,
ssauai Wolf JohnA. DougSorsy, G. N. Luthsrtorts
O. WickhGtn, Iohp Claiborne, B. G. Armis.ssd.
s s.S. HI Heart su'A' i.'' Il. il. |insass.
Epw. Jkss1R Coxr, Vice President.
4. j. wEpDsnsuns, NJ D.. Medical Board Of
Il a hSss astuaty NJ coHa, Attorney
RICHARD BEEN o9 Magazine street Medical Examiner
will be at the Office daily from haitpast - toarA
By tho Charter only $4,000 ia tHksn single life
This Company prepared entertain Tor Life lnsa
PoceB all sound and heshy White psifons
Than the rates charged BY and wthee
their the South Dividend
Of Profits declared annually snd the godsa draw interest and ca
g TO the extent OF Of their
where Che party paid his premiums in full ns
l California York and London rates. ProapseIui
Table of Rates and all 20 to LIE all
/ EN Extensive Travelling Prvlegea.
4 tlncp a. 70 3
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o

sac =. ,44 NEW l0RLkAEE, r' ~ . I
~ With subscbsd capital Of sg7skoo, ia pspEsd TO receive
'ee'" FIRE. MAXINE AND RIVER RIsKs,
- 81 al the Of the Company, No. % CAMP STREET.
interested the
profits are divided among insure with the copany I
ssyuinz the control Of tho
This estabished purely the mutual principal of
ance the uees believe a subscription oders ample
seeurityto policy hodss. Ia "a ~ ~ 4. Z, 4
Wishing to make ipsufsacs with 4. - -, ,n,,,,.
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TEyHE suoscr ibefs have on hand and offer for
SALE sxts bales YucATAN Few pipes. halves end
NooTs and ss ven bales ARRowRoo superior
tcle Apply to novas BARELLI co, 81 Coamon
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Merchants, Insurance Company OF New

Merchants Insurance Company OF New
= r, -rs, ORLEANS. 80. s .575.st,. ~ /.
CAPITAL s9oO,OOo. ALL PAID m. 80,
-aa- y JOHN Penn ERToN rteaiaens.
+g-s7.-, ..ia Of ~ SASCHRIEBEFs, SesrssaSy ~
~ The Directors respectfully the inhabitants hs Fourth
District date Lal that relations with Com
pany have established Agency Ne L Jackson
they prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS the owest reurnof TEN PER CETn
cash will be nsde personsdoRs huhsss wt ts Eompzny
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John peabsron, Fergus Gardsre, w Kaspar Aach,
/ s. fnsson list David Adams
ManusI J. Garria L. r. Kenny, : W. w. Vaush.'
ThonnA i, I've Gustaye Leroy, Richard Saitsr
/, inV ~"p W. EDwlRD IVY, Ageat > III r. :,
snss Gin Office No, ia Jackson Strest-
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REMOVALS,

-
u EMOVAL.-yJ. q. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
lV Exchange Broker hos removed hem ~ Exchange
Peto No. COMMERCIAL Place from nosas
u EMOV,AL.-S RoBB s Co.. have removed
III from No 50 Grayer MACHINE STREET.
door above Canal street. novs en- /.
u EMOV AL-NIcHEIL, BEVERLEY Co. have
renovedoni No. % No. % PoYDRAs STREET The
corner Of Msgazire. = :, zs5 usy7 (.
NOYICE.-BAREfLI& Co. have removed back
cid stapa, Il Common opposite the Guy Hotel oet
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lNOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS TAYLOR,
IADDkN CO., s. Clusi sret, Newpriesus and a4s Pearl
have Aways rand both Isee. Large sock
CLOTHING SHIRTS FINISHING GOODS Of The bst styles
for both county and city trade, which they or 70
liberal noye9 taplS
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NEW ORLEANS
~ MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1856
: a.,9,STlC VMLa.'

assrDgscE OF d. ". Wv, MAIDEN, MASS
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LIRE { l3Ist WilooD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING

MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Philippe street.
i've hs,wesn Canal and Comm
sooAI-This large and semmodons III which in i
design and Musical and oroca Enter
completed and will be iimsdtaiy OPENED
requiring its FOR the above
purposes reasonable Apply to LUTHER HOMES Tsaa
: -.seno4 i'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-20

Mfssus. EnrroRs:-A few davs aro no.
tee a communication in your paDer with the
above caption, anI as differ in nv views from
those OF H., w,ijerof iI,t niece. have venture
cI t, osl.rl few r.nlrks On the subject. Not
TINT ii,tnr mgs,lftnu have the ability to
teach. or ,hal I sl.H commun!cate any now
IDEAS But nly p,rlap, bv giving tar result
Of NV own exp .riene,. brint NOR, nrciAy TO
the mind. prinr,ples al.cady known. AMI induce
others TO cxpen,nen. for orthcmselyes. and decide
tb. question to be considered. as the result OF
,hair experiments miy direct.
In speakinr OF III, 'mqnn,- in which po,atoos
Crow. ihe writer saws. .srho whole pronlrat.on
nroceels from one. two. or three Eve; as they
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Curing n Shcep.Stealing Dog.

Abner was quiet, pelceabe sort of a Yam
zee, VINO lived on the SANE farm on which his
ildthers hld ilve1 before him. and WIS general
~ considered pretty cute sort Of A fellow
always ready with trick whenever it was OF
the least utllty; yet when h. dill play any Of
his tricks '.was done in such an iun,capt nan
ner, that his vict n could do no better than to
take it all in good part
Now it h1ppened that one Of Abner's nairh-
| bors sold farm to II toer1ble rreen specimen
/ ola Dutchnan--ona of the real unin,elj rent.
stupid sort. Won Nl0n Schl00sh had dor. as
Dntchmen often do, who was little less unin-
telhTent than his master. and who hli since
Ica'ng his 'fatherland" became sufficiently
civilized not only to appropriate the soil as
common stock. but hid progressed 50 far in In q
good works as to obtain his dinners from the
neigi hors sheep-fod on the same principle
Nnen Abner discovered this propensity in
ne canine department Of the Dutchnan's fIin-
i,y, he called over to hi- new n.iehbor's to en-
ter complaint, which mission he accompshe
In the mos natural manner in the world.
Nv al, Foa, your dog BIltzen's been killing
my Sheep
"Ha, dat ISL bace-,bad-hc iah Won goot tog
-ya, dat sh bad"
'5lrtala, It's bad, ana you'll have tew stop
i'm" 0T
"la, dat ISL alias goot-but Ich weis nlcht."
"N hats that You say: he ,cg$ aicted? Wal,
now look here, old f,Iler, nickin's no use-crop
i'm cut the tail off c!osc-chock I'd tew his
rump-that'il cure him.
"Fat nh dltE exclaimed the Du.chnan
while faint ray Of Intelligence crept over hi.
features 'ya, dat ish goot-iat cure Won sheep
steal, eh:'
':iartain it will hen never touch sheep meat
again in the wold!' said Abner, grayey.
Den come mt lne-he Won mighty root toy:
all the way from Yarul1nS; not take Won fiye
lolIar-but come init me ana hold his tail, ch
Ich chop hin OH"
".5irtlln,' said Abner, "I'il hold his tqil if
you want me tcw, but you must cut itup clos, ..
"Ya, dat iSh rirht-lch make i'm Won goot
tog-there, B!itz9n, Bitten. come rioht ncre.
You Won sheep steal rasAcull--I chop Your tai. f.
IN Won two pieces"
The dog obeyed the Summons, and the mas. 7
ter tied his feet fore and aft. for fear of ncci-
dent, and placing the tail in the Yankees hanl. I,
requested him to lay it across large stick of
wood.
"Chock up" said Abncr as he drew the but,
of the tail close over the lor. /
'Ia. dat ish rlght-now You v1n tam tef
sheep. learns You better luck," SAID Won Ylom
Schopsch, as he raised the axe. Il d scend- .
ed. and as It did 80, Amer, with characteristics
presence OF mind, gave sudden lerl; and .
brought Biltz MS neck over he log, and tue
head rolled over the other side.
"Nai. swow," slil Abuor, with anDqran.
astonsanont. as he dropped the head,ess trunk .
OF the dog, ''thlt was a ieei!e too close! -
milne graclnus!' exclaimed the lchman,
'y9u ShuSi cut ian OF dc ,rr0ng end"
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Mngli.ln.hi,. rrodiyions Mcmnry.

Magliaberhi WAS born at florence, on the
9th Of October, 1853. His parents were Of
low and mean rank, that they were We
,aisied when they had got him into the service
t a man who sold greens. He had never learn
d 10 read, and yet he was perpelually poring
ever the leaves Of old books, that were used a
waste paqer in his masters shop.
a bookseller who lived in The neighborhood
and who had ofen observed this, and knew the
boy could not read, asked him what he ment b.
looking 80 much at the printed paper. lie said
that be did not know how it was, but that he
loved it Of all things that he was very uneasy
in the business he was in, and should b. the hap
pest creature in the world if he could live with
him, who had always so many books about him
The bookseller was pleased with his answer
and at last tod him, that if his master was
willing to part with, him, he would take him
Young agabechl was highly delighted,
and the more SO when his master, at the book
sellers request, gave him leave to 90. lie
went therefore directly TO his new aud much
desired business, and had not been long in it
before he Conld find any book that was asked
Tor, as readily the bookseller himself, Some
lime after this he learned to read aud from this
line forth, whenever he conld find a moment 5
esure, he was found with book in his hand.
tie seems never TO have applied himself to
any particular study. An inclination for read
ny vas his ruling passion, and prodg gious
memory his great talent lie read every book,
almost indllitrently, as they happened to come
in his hands, and that with a surprising qulck-
ness, and yet retained not only the sense, but
often all the words, and the very manner OF
spelling.
lis extraordinary application and talents
soon recommended him to Ermini, librarian to
The Cardinal Of Medicis, and Marmi, the great
duke librarian. lie was by them introduced
into the conversations Of the learned, and made
known at court; and be began to be looked
upon everywhere as a prodigy, particularly fol
vast aud uubounded memory.
i ,l.i hat there Wasa mai made NJ he forc'
oi a. m'mo.y, which, Huuc, very sml7.ng
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-20

hlngs Of France. cane offon the nirht of the
}JLn. 1T few periods was the same Palace
more numerous!y attended By French and by
strangers, almost from every country in Eu-
ropo.
The accounts Of the state of trade in tho
Provinces during the past week Hre unmpor.
ant. They continue however, generally fa-
vorablc
The " Patriot" states that in CONSEQUENCE Of
the Lnglneers' strike in ENGLAND, the French
nave received important orders for machinery
from various countries.
The Morning Chronicle states ha, the King
OF the Bcgiar3, as the husband Of the daugh-
ter Of Louis Philippe, has protested against The
decree concerning the Orleans property. 1t ia
lhonght that similar protests viii be made by
SPAN and Naples. the Brazils, and SAKE Co.
burg.
A decree has been Published abrogatinr
decree Of The provisional government of 1918.
aoollshng the former titles Of nobility.
4 report IS in circulation tia; the French
army Is to be reduced But it needs confirm.
alton.
Paris Bo1TSc.--'rhe depression which weirh.
ed on the market yesterday Tuesday is some.
what dISsllated today, in consequence of re-.
port that the President in'en.s to submit tho
consideration OF a decree rel4tlye to the Or
leans family property to the Senate ana the
Legislature. 1t "a said tnaj the newly made
Senator'S only accepted the honor on that con-
llion.
GErMANY.-The Second Chamber of Han,
over, on the 23d Of January. adopted by large
minority. the treaty Of the 7th September with
Prussia, reatinE to the commercial atilirs of
tue two countries.
The French Ministry at Hamburger has pre-
Sonted to the Senate a letter from Prince Louis
Napoleon, announcing his reelection for ten
years to the Office Of President of the French
Republic.
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AvriTai OF alc Pacific.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUaopc.

-, NE" onK, Feb. II.
q, ne steamship racine iron lhyeTpo 'l, Jan.
,'ou'' arrived Ill tHis port at +: o'clock this al
'c!!i'oi.
., l ne racine or'ngS tonr days later naws.--
9"g nu eNPif'enceI Ii'"ch severe weather.
- ne coI'l"eLcI"I aNd po.tcaI news 6y the
'acIA' Is h'E"'y interesting
ol'on c'"Sed at ABOUT i advance, w.th an
ac,Ne demand. F4oN' advanced 81. Corn
du!L,
he LONDON Money Market WAS easy. Con
SoLS 80 9oi. A'AiHcln STOCKS steady.
ENGLANn - ne Royal IaiI steamer Clyde,
lrFiNei at southampton Oh the .3i with 81
!OO,COO IN specie. The trouble between tAa
Employers and operative engineers still cons,
IAues' ana instead OF any reconciliation beng
nade on either SIDE, the breach has been INA
'eMdiIy enlarged.
In reference to the new reform bill, Lord
Ionn k"'SelIs intentions are suil slrouied in
'ilcl4I reserve, although !; Is sad that a mum
Der OF ooFouEh' are to lose all pirIamen'ary
privileges. Amongst otter c4.-t alterations
proposed, will, II is slii be ten pound fran
;hise for counties, AMI d i've pound franchise
Or Doronghs.
F"ANc@ -Tae Ion'tenr publishes the
names OF the - memueCs -! the naw Senate,
also sore DEGREES appointing VI. laurIle di-
'cc'o7 o. c3mmcae; VI. kou,-uX, director Of
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8U SIGIGSS CARDS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
rIosse Eurnishimw G,oods.
SurrssYries
/ Baton Rouge Foundry.

yT,lflS establishment having been lately in-
i creased and possessing additional facilities
fr the execution Of oil kinds If work IN their line
The undersigned are prepared 10 manuiacture and
furnish wislsnt delay IRON andssRass CASTINGS Of
The heayiests slimensions. t
STEM gNalkEs, SUGAR Mills. AND saw MILLS
Of improspdT Construction, suitable for public or plan.
tation USE s5
Stcam iRollers OF al kinds n,Ade 10 order,
of The best Tennessee iron; CRATE bars and furnace
mouths Of the snoss approved pattern.
Hlagksstssis srork of all kinus relating u nsaehn-
cry. ruRN Nfse and sfNtsuiNc work. cyliade rs
borea and sugar rollers turned. being provided with
the best kiaaof machinery for the purpose.
Having HI their employ cunpetsnt aid skilial
mechanics 1,ey will also attend 10 having Repairs
laale On plantations, Whenever required. I.
aanesf assa ollersAss solicited 80 give ns q iriAl,
Tslsy VIII fna II 70 il.elr VI ilaw ther
work aoHe lsees mspead q sending i % sstnnce.
iehl4 lyv HILL d HENDERSON.
~ Having large stock Of patterns suitable foE
nearly evefy slSe II sugar mills mn engines. there
will be no charge for patterns when they are airease
lar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Co,,,secticut Politics. The democratic
and wiiig conventions Of this State were
held last week both resolved to adhere to
tile comproinise measures. The wiig
adopted resolutions complimentary to Pre-.
sident Fillmore and his cabinet, and the
democrats declared their determination
to sustain tile nominees Of the Baltimore
Convention, from whatever quarter OF the
Union they may be taken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Clock and Watch Making and
Rerairing.

TS PERRILLAT, formerly of Ceneva and for
"a the Hast two years resident Of the town 81
baton Rouge takes this opportunity q Informing
she citizeAs of Baton Rouge and the Public IN
general, tt,at he is now prepared 10 execute all
kinds oE York III his line of husiil-ss IN the most
.expedisioss and satisfactory manner. CLOCkSS
and WATCHES Or any style nnnnufs sttnsedlcl
repaired 4t the most reasonable terms. he ~
now on had and for sale or exchange asplendid
asscrtueEt of Jewlery, Gold and silver watches
&C., Hes respectfully refers 70 the work which
he has atvarious times and for different persons
executed since his arrival in Baton Rouge, e hla
recommeA Adation to those haying work 70 90 y
his line.
Jewehfr Store on Lafayette street two doom
south of she Post office. Feb. ], l651ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

FnAUD Is GoLp plEcEs.-ft II stated
that annmber Of ten and twenty dollar
gold a,ieces are III circulation at Pitts.
lburgh, having holes first bored through
them, and then 10 nicely filed up as 70
render detection cry difficult. A stran
ger d few days ago employed mechanic
of tlsat cifysto make a5rnaalline for drilling
gold pie6es In orIsr 10 ai,strast q portion
/ Of thS metal. Tile hole was alterwanls
10 lie closed up with some other metal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

1 Dr. BfanJreth, Of pilI fame, has bought
lie lie, properly bounded BY Broadway, O.
nal ana Lispennard streets, ~. ", for
ssyleO 900, and II going % erect q grand
I,uilding, ID, which will be established 2
hank, Of which he will be the rFincipa
s;tockhoIder and President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

& Iry- An old woman. pfaising i, en-.
thusiastic terms The sermon Of Scotch
minister who had acquired D great name
for depth and sublimity, the suspicious Of
her auditor was 4 little aroused, and he
ventured to propose q question to her.
" Well, Jenny, do you understand him p
Unlerstana him r. ejaculaied Jenny, hold
inc lip her hands III astonishment at the
question Me- understand hun wad !
llae the presumption Z"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Addison has left on record the follow
iins. important sentence !; 1.-Two persors
who have cl,oson eucis otllcreout Of all
'the species, With adesign to be each 9TH
er's mutual comfort aud entertainment
have in that action bound themselves g be
good hunlored, aifabie, forgiving, patient
and joyful, with respect TO each other 9
frailties and inperiections. to the end q
their lives.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

I MAJon GEN. SIN CnAnLfs JAMES
Napier. "A friend has communicated to
us 1, remarkable fact In THIS ofIicer's per.
sonal history he was wounded in the
battle Of Corrunna, January l6, 1906
was left .or dead upon the field Of battle,
field Of battle, and was reported ip The
dispatches of John Hope as among the
killed. Tint despatch was published IN
the London Gazette Of January "a, 1909.
Acting upon this intelligence l,is brother
Richard Napier, proved his viii il th(
Prerogative Court Of Canterbury, and OBJ
tanned letters testanlentary upon y Il,
February OF the same year. On the 30
OF the following May, Charles James Ma
pier came ID person into court and ieceiv-
cd back his will, tile probate being ran.
celled. READERS are awme how eyeiltfnl
has been tie hero's life since tleti.---
The remarkable facts above narrated may
be found in phillimore's Ecclesiastical re.
ports. volume /, page s3.--Con10scsssaa
1foltv,yfscr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Men and Women have rnn ont" and
become extinct asy died af,cut ssxtY
years ago and iefra - lTeirs-Iadies and
eentiernen laye usurpsd their places.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
WiIlow Ware.

willow Ware.
A complete asssftinent eonssaatly on hand.
lin Ware.
A varied stock always ior sale,
Candles.
30 boses Star Candles,
90 hall boxes
y boxes Spesm
ss boxes Raisc,ls, 10 quart boxes do, 10 / bosel
do, q bbs. Oranges
Figs, dried Current Apples, Almonds, CFahbef
sses, Brazil nuts, MADEIRA nuts, Peas.
4 lbls Soda crackers, 10 boxes bosten do,--
ii half bbls, butter do, 90 doz. Scotch ale,
o boxes ycrmaeila 10 des Broot1s,
dog. Waah-tnbs .--aseorted 10 dog pals
Q bbls red Besns, 10 do Onions,
20 sacks Salt, 5 bbls. clarified sugar
600 lbs. double reeiitad loaf sugar
90 reatns Wrapping paper,
40" Letter paper,
boxes ground Pepper,
sf,ss, Cinnamon
lido Cloves,
10 lbs. Indigo,
i bbis. Boston crackers, 4 do hard bread,
A bbls French Buisenit, boxes Maeafon,
l. dez. London Porter 10 bbas. Potaloes
bbls. White Beans,
~ bbl French Pens,
2 bbls, Cherry Bounce.
A general assortment Of iine candies,
10000 Percussion caps,
Q doz. fine sporting powder.