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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
Confession OF Matthias Skupenski OF the Muir
der OF Young Lehman.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 2, 1882.
Matthias Skupenski has confessed having murdered
the boy Lehman but clears his brother OF all par
ticipaion in his guilt until after the commission Of
the crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

49,, A. lat Is 81. lon 81 s. w.. sehs. 0ises. 6sA
v.shSesse NC fss Mariaque- $50,
w1s1ss a ion 10 81 Zip Insx fEsn - fsr 49,
1srca (. Ia. % g, lon n ". ship Osfhssiss' ~
~ SsIeS IS iss d o. 10. - q. ship AEinsss' s'e
bile for Liverpool. A.. -. s.y frsn New.
Yosk (Jso Q, .o.Sss Psasc'seo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
Te Mariner.

WEsT.fKDIEs FEB. q, it3t
Rrp IfcHr on LITTLE CuRAcoA.-Notics has beea -,
cslyed that On the 2sh Of November lar Veg - -
Light ESTABLISHED By the Dstch Goysfsmh ~ ssiv
ale, called Little Curacao. and u SAID, Day
Teen ct the dislascs Of ten niles - ~nrsh "a
The building stands IL Ia ass p M - shs IsSs Z
shown Al an sisvaon OF n feet above ne msn ".' w
r,e sis light the low caste srtre1ry o. ~
Isissd called tsnasn Point, besn NV, - - q
De lsht the southern p0's' o. 's-
ufles. - n.cs rxfx Feb -, lo3,y
ia bSs ship has lea assd ~ ~ -
ssal % siyea pa.aas on sFSsss sssS has ocssrA
aS esnss ana nos from Sisssss - sh .,,v., -.
three sAi.s s.,s ~. sssssos q IL rsgulas:s
drr,rs nn ~nsh SsisPpB not Of rare scegnsacs
~ ss1sii vessels sfthis fraser pssns ss'ss
~ftki. nvrnE a0UoHt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
Political.

DELAwARE,-rhe bill calling State Convention to
amend the Constitution of Delaware has passed both
branches Of the Legislature Of that State.
NORTH CARoLINA.-The Wing Convention of the Old
North State is to assemble in the city of Raleigh the
fourth Monday (26th) of April next.
IowA-Ihe Wing Convention of the State of Iowa will
be- held Iowa City the 18th of the present month
RHODE lsANp.-The Democratic Convention of Rhode
Island adjourned the Goth ut after having nominated
the present State officers for reelection Nearly quite
every town in the State was represented.
MnsE--The Wing members of the Maine Legislator,
Friday evening expressed earnest preference that
Gen Winfield Scott should be the next wing candidate
President and Gov. Jas G. Jones of Tennessee fol
pice-Prosidcnt.
SGT III CAEoIINA-Col John $. Preston and Col, Wadi
Hampton of Rehand and Col Ashe, of Charleston hay,
been seyeray nominated for the office of Governor
South Carolina.
LolisANA.--The Alexandria (La) Democrat has takeI
down the of Lewis Cass from the head of its
and has substituted that of Stephen A. Douglas
candidate for president. The Carroll Waterman ais
comes out for Douglas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

ToBACCO-A sale of 40 hhds Mason County nj -.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sugar steady; with sales of
500 hhls firm prices OF Moasses 1000 bbs were
disposed of at 19l022c.
FLOUR-The demand was better, and $500 bbs found
purchasers including 500 bbs ST. Louis at 81 35DS4 So
12 inspected at So co. $50 extra St. Louis at So %
GpS5 BY and 300 Ohio at ~ 10 T. Dbl. all from the
Lpycc.
GRAIN-Some 5000 sacks Corn disposed of at 5oM
So, on the Fatboat and Steamboat Landings aud 1860
sacks of Bran by one party, at eof u 100 b.. Oats
without Improvement and 300 to 1000 sacks ST. Louis
taken at 32f u bushe
pROvIsIoNs-pork was firm. and 500 bbls Mess sold.
Sides sold at So Lard in request, with sales of 2s1
terces Prime at SIS 20 at So, and 200 kegs at 9S u h.
The largest sale of Green Meat 5000 b Sides at
U tb,
OIL CAKE-1os casks about 50 tons) thin, taken for
England, at SIG so p ton.
RAGGING-sales $50 pieces Kentucky at 12'4, 70 ut
l2ls and 100 bales India at about 124e,
GUNNY BAGS-A sale of 900 to 10000 at 90 cash
sALT-A cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool all Coarse and
half bleached brought 65 40 cash.
COFFEE-Nearly 5000 bags found purchasers of which
1l5o old at s6Ss 1857 at SIS and $50 prime at Sf
WHIsKY-Salcs 100 bbs at II, $50 at II t6D17al and
1870 Raw at II 10
FREIGLTS-A ship taken for llavre at 1se for Cotton
Saturday Brtsh) for Liverpool at 5-led and
one (American) at sd.
EXCHANGES-No alteration:
Sterling tu ni lN io o,
Network sixty-day Bills q ct disc
Sight Checks on Network. ........1sOlA q CT. use
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1852.
Louisiana Interior.

RELiGrous-The Paqucmnc Sentinel Of Saturday,
says. g The Rev. Mr. GOODWIN has been selected by the
Methodist Conference to preside the church in this
place for the ensuing year lie is quite young man. but
is spoken of az Divine of erudition and eoquence'
MELAseHoLy suIc,pE-Thc columns of the st. Landry
Wing put in mourning for the death of Mr.. Victor
laasc, prominent member of the OpeIousas Bar, who
committed suicide by shooting himself through the head
with pistol the LIST inst The Wing gives history
the circumstances which led to this melancholy event
Some months since Mr.. L. had difficulty of private
nature with gentlemen of NcwOrleans who deemed
themselves aggreved by some publications Of the de-
ceased settlement of the difficulty, by appeal to
the code of honor demanded, and duel with small
swords the result Mr. L. wounded in the hand
his wound dressed the field and the contest
newed Mr. H. received second wound in the side which
disabled him. and he was borne off.
The Wing states that while confined to his bed. he was
waited by gentleman and informed that he must re-
fight again He promised to do the other
in the course OF three weeks and in the interval he
turned home The time suffered to expire without
any action, and letter written to him by his antago-
nsts here, stating that if he did not by
the steamer Sylona they would proceed to Opelousas
and enforce satisfaction. The Wing says he not the
to shrink through fear from another deadly meet
ing but that he could not bear the idea Of taking the life
Of fellow creature He did not sec any good reason to
think he wrong, and he would not retract deep
gloom settled upon his mind, and his reason cloued
He resolved upon sefdestruction, and notwithstanding
the watchuness Of his young and loving wife he found
opportunity of carrying his fatal purpose into effect
He started twice the morning Of his death but his
wife followed him and induced him to return On each
occasion she took loaded pistol from him fondy
believed she had entirely disarmcd him He had been
cut of sight but moment when she heard the report
pistol and rushing to shed the house, she dcov
cred the awful realization of her fears
public meeting of citizens and II meeting of the
members of the Bar held and resolutions of
to the memory of the deceased were adopted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

j. G. BIRSEY FAyoR CONFERENCE.-The Cincinnati
papers state that letter has been addressed by james G.
Bney to colored convention at that place. declaring in
favor of emigration of the blacks in this country to
Africa refuge from their inferior condition hereand
presenting the best promise of their future elevation and
happiness. change has recently taken place in Mr..
b. mind on this subject and the fact is both significant
and important.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

EvPLoslosAn explosion took place on Saturday morn
ing last in of the buildings attached the United
States Arsenal Mt Cannonsboro, S c. by which workman
John Baser had been employed for several days
in preparing assortment of fireworks for the celebra-
ton the I'D February 1t supposed by soldier who
left in which Baltser at work few moments
before accident that the explosion caused by fc
ton while running candles. The fire commr-
nicated to fifty pounds in another which
exploded and destroyed two buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
TELEGR.4PHIc ITEMS,

Phiiatelpha Feb. lis Several frame houses in Short
Court near Twelfth and Race streets destroyed by
fire this morning lavina Allison and her child six years
of age We're sufocated il of the houses Several of the
occupants escaped from the windows and servant girl
Ellen McDermot fell from third story window,
stairs being in flames and all in that direction
being cut of She broke her shoulder and jaw bone.
large frame building attached to Messrs Kimbal &
Gurton's manutaetory Paramount destroyed
y fire last night The loss is about four housan dollars
The several days of mild nawing weather and the rain
last night has caused nearly I'LL the snow to vanish and
the lee the Delaware and Schuylkl is rapidly dsap-
arng There is not the slightest indication of frehet
Schuylll the confident anticipation of which has
considerably depressed all stocks that usually suffer by the
annual freshets on that river.
yey York Feb 1.-The ship Guy Mannering from Ly-
urpool. with large number of passengers board is
ashore near Sandy Hook.
The ship Guy Manncrng got off this afternoon, I'M
injured, and has been lowed up to the city.
Ne,u York, Jan 31.-The steamer Washington sailed at
noon to-day for Southampton. She took out 100000 in
specie and q passengers, among whom g. II. Park
man. Es,l.. of Charleston. S. 9.
In the Superior Court to-day Judge Roosevelt decided
that railroad company has right to subscribe to Tho
stock of another railroad company without the consent
all the stockholders
Boston, Jan. 3lA very violent snowstorm commenced
asteyenng which is still raging The gale outside tn,
harbor is very severe and much damage to shipping ap
pretended.
Edward Liscll formerly Professor of Chemistry in viii
liam College died this morning OF typhus fever at Auburn
dale.
Providence. Jan 31.-The Maine liquor law which l,a
been under discussion in the House since Wednesday,
defeated last evening-yeas 81, nays 81. new bill viii
be introduced Oh Monday next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

VALUABLE DIscovERY.-In southern portion of Arkan
eroium has been discovered equal! if not superior to
ltr Russian emery In the Russian emery, rubes
le4 and that IN Arkansas "a Is The ssss aepeaaats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscErT,
4, Tuesday Morning, February 10, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscErrl
Tuesday Morning, February 10, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
r. hp low swI B,sT. ss ssrpsS 10. M %. %o
s s Sss .ss9iS emsD
iss. is'''S s.a Key
ds YT s.ss
s;s 2, ;s
Biz z.. sss.s: Hs4sas % S:s
Steamboats,.
e ei ' Ta%iaa 's from "Isasi
sis i 1ss%. esss s% ss s% St Louis
Princess No g. Holiness from New Carthage.
rs r. An Reah sehr BonlA-broagt Up sip. Phsni
It Is Ill., % :, zs % . ss 81 e 1 ;
h. . sp cas and bark isc " up hip
Austria and brig Zebra.
EXPORTS.
NEW YoRKPer steamship Philadelphia: bale cotton, $1,000 in
oa n; . Sea King 1928 bales cotton iis4 b -four
LlvERPooL-Per ship Iowa: 1858 bales cotton
500 Ri. asS 3 ssh aa a'' cotton 1874 hd' tobacco
BRIsToI>-Per bark volante Sal hhds tobacco
ST MARKsPr Anea: -four sugar 1856 .acks
% s srn BsasSn hid. sng. 20 m pork
SO hbs 1913 do -four o7 do potatoes do Whisky l sacks
inaser-91oo SKIS salt J Druhan.
+. eo9F farMs ship Gins Holmes 1900 t' % 300 ' s'
LIvERPooI-per ship Forest State: Assorted mdss
LIVERPOoI--Per ship Phenir I20 tons salt to order.
YAK cssa Asm Do as s s s s %
J
s asa1i
8 @ do s.a Rs%sso. siss
WlI.aIiLGToN-Per brig Zebra Naval stores.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
DO st DC ff = ssr p ssss Goo
a $50 IS ssms psnng ks Fpm Mitchell
iSai sS H. hi si; Csc
ss 81 Do pf sss is4 @
s sh e @ Il SCI ss 1ss i de- S aSs s
a sst 10 ns 80 ss saa a M butter to
ST IoulsPer Columbus 1862 Conoy aeo-
S sa Dc @ &c f <. do s sa "s
Mitchell Beverly corn 100 -four whisky
sisi I'VE '5s sis"iS S5
coits Do Hui Bro--sunlries to order 10 a
s ST ds s vs 9 ss s e. ss
shaw Aesslsds Turner Wilson &sYs bran, seS b1l asa
Vnnlook-2 bbls eggs Schneiiersundries order
' III ss sss 2 sss
Payne pnaS. MsRae cG%. H t.sl,ss
rasi ssy sa a'S %4l
Mckee sSTss Sselo ;n%a s saaifs
Sa aadeen Ifsa ss
s.1s Ssss e $jsxss
g. = aA b ;'Es q ls5: .ss
ton, ss5 hhds sugar, 2s2 bbls molasses.
Do Wright ssae ss ss rssn e
Wa r renE a Payne
son eo-s Bueiner stanon-ii Curry
sTfy -SlFS Ms 1ss % With Nas
Coz sso5s I'M Mclean &so-5o order5O gye &eoss Gst
% Mss oss q eg 1s
pork Ferguson Il oDowd-Tol, 1928 bales cotton
oPELoUsAspe steamer Anna 4 bales cotton White Geos
Baaaesl MsConoehis Doans"5 Drale son@ss DnsSo
Es%s &s A. PnSy a sgS Oily
% per1s-S5 bids sugar De Egaols do Buhrlse Adams
smies to orer-Tota S4 bales cotton is hhds bbl
molasses.
NEW cARTHAeEPer steamer Princess No $40 bue.
Jackson &eo as Watt Desaue $50 Wright Williams &eo.la
{ Lsysfieh deeo Yeat
Donald &cols Male, Cox &co5 DO bale Arthur &eo-
| Total, 29l6 bales cotton.
DoSALDsoNvLE-Per caldo: molasse % HID
Gordon lis do 80 bbs m9lssses Payy Iob hid
ss DO bahst so do Keaneis bbIs moass-s Braud Indr
KericnTo hhds sugar, bbls
FLATBOATS.
| In Second Municipality-
INANA-Per Teor boat: bb potatoes, bbs -four,
onions, $50 bushels oais to master.
oIioPer Thornley's boat 400 bbs potatoes order.
MEMORANDA.
~ ship John White bark Aqulla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

Reilly, the murderer Of his wife
and moher-in-law in Brooklyn hung on the Both
u lie protested great penitonce, seemed fully pre-
pared for his awful doom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

KossrrH N CLEvELASp-A dispatch dated Cleveland
January 81 says Kossuth arrived in this city this
ing half past oclock lie greeted with great
hsasm by the people along the road He addressed the
people briefly Salem and Ravcna and crowds at different
points from the platforms of the Eleven hundred
dollars contributed and handed to him on the route
At Alliance he was addressed by Judge s. Paulding
Chairman of the State Committee and reaching this
city received by the military and fire compnies with
torchligt procession and escorted to the Wendell
House. which was brilliantly Illuminated. He appeared
the balcony and enthusiastically greeted by an
immense concourse He returned thanks briefly. desiring
to be excused from saying account of i'll health
that he desired rest He will speak Monday at thu
festival and in the evening he will address the Ladies
Association
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

MErHopIssI.-In Philadelphia, the 2Sth ult. there
was large meeting of Methoiss urge the admission
of lay delegates to the Conferences This is important
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
MISSISSIPPI sPRINGs.--The under "a IA

1f signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for Hl#Q
years. establishment undergoing thorough
I being made the reception
They the services Of Capt
SLAIHRAY, Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord inferior pains will be spared to
render desirable The virtues Of the Waters
too we'll known o
These SPRINGS situated Kinds county, Miss miles Vest
Of jackson, miles South of Clinton and half miles East OF
RAJ nlond, und two and half North of Coopers Well
HACKS Springs from
til. Railroad Depots jackson, Clinton and Raymond.
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH 800 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

DYING DECLARATIONS THE ScAFFoLD.-lliram knick-
prbocker who executed at Buffalo Friday for the
murder of arner while upon the scaold protested his
of intentional murder and said if the Governor
had fully understood the circumstances, he would have
committed his sentence if not pardoned him. He has
made confession to the Rev. Mr. koble which will be
published
He calm and sclfpossessed when he appeared upon
the scaf1od and addressed the asscmbage follows
You hanging for larceny. had no intention
kill lIalkner, account for his death, except
that lost my presence of mind With my last breath
say that am innocent. trust in God know that he
is near now God will forgive and receive my
soul repeat that innocent of the intentional muir
der of any These my dying words, as l said
before
AT twelve minutes past twelve the Sheriff cut the rope,
and the wretchcd man launched into eternity AS
he placed the trap-door he exclaimed. Oh save
me, Christ mel About $50 persons witnessed the
execution but thousands had gathered outside the walls
If the prison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

EXPOSURE SuFFERISG.-Captain simms who lives at
Popc's Creek Landing, in Charles county Md, accom-
panied by colored man. attempted Monday of last
week to cross the Potomac river in open boat They
had rowed about half way when their boat became
tened in the drifting ice, and in this perous situation
they remained until Tuesday evening, having been OK
posed thrtysx hours to the coolest weather have
this winter The Port Tobacco Times says: The only
they had of keeping themselves from freezing
death small in which they kept little fire by
breaking off such portions of their boat could be spar
ed They got ashore at Swan Point by crawling upon
after having spent hours of intense suffering waiting
the to freeze sufficiently strong to bear them Both
of them are badly frost-bitten"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

Execution STAYEp.-Otto Grunzig, who to have
been executed in New York the 30th ult. for the
murder of his wife by poison has been respited by Cover
nor Hunt Margarct the mistress Of Grunzg has
fesd that she placed the poison in his house without his
knowledge and with the intention Of killing both him
and his wife Grunzg has constantly protested his inno
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
rZING,s MAGNETIC WASHING LIouIp.-

humbagse soetsn by icFet pre-
70. washing that re 's III p ~
SENDING WINE BOTTLE AND GETTING sasit. WITH
TfoNS, FREE OF CHARGE AND NOT JUDGE G II ~
PREPAR ATOMS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET tSsAiAugS
SIZED WASHING MAY BE DONE WITH ONE Gill OF :, ih az
IlOITIp IN LESS THAN HOURS. 1T SoFTkNS AMI Ne
MOVES THE DIRT, AND TtoRouGHLY SLEAslSG 5vEki
WATER AND CLOTHING WILL WsAR NIGH L9SSE unas
WOOL En- GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY GLEANSED AID
LESS LIABLE SHRINK ALL Col0REiJ GOOps AKE KE I,Ss
DFRED BRIGHTER BY BEING wASHEDfS THIS LIQUID THIS
MODE DOES AWAY WITH TIE WASHBoARD ANbALL RUB
BING -. -. =. x-.,.,, ,,o,,,.,s-
tV SOLD AT rwENry;Flv CENTS PER QUART sofli \,
on SEVENTY FINE GEMS tltLoS, No. ie9 MAGAZiSk
STREET Pes MheIn tbs pdeise nsN ssnt
aud GET soAis FGs, TRIAL FREE u tbAk,sf 80
| !sgsS iss sFiAtess shtst", s<Nef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

{
Tuesday Morning, February 10, 1852. J
CoTToN-A good inquiry prevailed, but the moderat
supply offering yesterday confined the business to som
1000 bales. at. however full rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
LIST OF VESSELS TN PORT NOT CLEARED

["Ill,n First Municipality map Second Mmicipality "m3,
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the number of til
Posts At which the vessels law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
Agency of the Mutual Pro

~ ~ y o W ~ ~ ~, IT,
This Company will the Mutual Principle Houses, Mer-
canise LOSS DAMAGE by FIRE the Cargoes
Of Vessels of description against THE PERS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS.
All having their property insured in this Institution
entitled full participation in the profits without liability to loss
TRUSTEES:
N. Hotson NJ. S. Pitcher Jas, Morton, Jr.,
John Waters, J. c. Shepherd, ID. Weaver
J. A. MeAlister, H. Douglass, G. p. Smith,
p. u. West, John Morrow, b. r. Mckenzie,
John II. Ewin, A, w. Putnam, p. w, Maxey
W.T. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
E. s. Hall, J. b. Knowles, C. Z. Hinan,
Alex. Fall, j. B. Johnson, Roht. Stewart,
R. +. Bell, A. ]. Duncan w. Prchard,
l.. d. Fite, A. H. Hicks T. A Thomas.
A. D. p NICHOLSON, President.
NJ. S. PILcuSR, Vice President.
c. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X. Price, r. II. Fraser,
Geo. W. West, G. Conner.
fy2s 1y wM A. JOHNSON, Agent, 9s Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsoN Cry,
Monday Evening, February 9, 1852.
Arrived to-day 41s head of Beef Cattle, $50 Hogs %
Mich Cows and 1877 Calves and Yearngs The stock OF
Hogs and Sheep continues rather small but the market is
amply supplied with Beef Cattle Prices easier We
quote:
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .4aD71sc u Is net
HOES. So q ID net
S. OO3SI 20 4 head
siucn S.5fDSo5 p head
pts,fs asB 2ssatsass, VoipFl1 w /. head
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
B April ls4s declared dividend
cent. Two Years. Business.
Office, No. 30 CAMP ST.,
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE Insurance ONLY
Company being organized protection policy
Geat National Benevolent nsuion conducted the
and solid principles and aing small annual during
II All policy holders whether for life or shorter terms who con-
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole of the profits OF
Creditors lives of Debtors.
herself and children, from the claims Of creditors
TRUSTEES
John fIagan, Joseph Walker, Henry s. Bucknsr,
Peter Conrey, IT., Maunsel White, John s. Allison,
Robert j. Ward Samuel Stewart, WIN. T. Leverich
leaae johnson, Edward
PErER CosREy, Jr. President Board Of Trustees. 4
DIRECTORS:
Eay sansl Coke John A. P ss is qs ssa
H.G. Heart, Thos. G. Jenkins, N. o. Preston
NJ NJ. Cohen, Q. Wickham D. R. Carroll,
N. c. Hall, John A. Roberts, jain NJ. Currnn,
| Geo. W. Smith, R. H. Brunei, r. I. Armistead,
| Samuel Wolf, L. Spangenberg.
| Enw. JRNsER Coxx Vice President.
| A. ]. WkDDERpuES, NJ. D, Medical Board of
| f. G. HKssri. AetpaIy NJ NJ CoHaS Attorney
NJ. No. gil Magazine street. Medical
who will be at the Office daily from halipast L.
| By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
~ This Company prepared entertain applications for Life Insu
and Policies all sound and healthy White
than the charged by the New London Offices and whou
residence the South By the Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits interest," and
available the twohirs of their
where the party has paid his premiums in full
e California Permits NewYork and Tendon rates. Prospectus
Table Rates and all information to Life and all
Office
ES- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
| EE- Office hours, "a. 81. to 8 Pm.
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vVvHE KENTUCKY MILITARY M

FUyHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN--
STITUTE, DIRECTED BY BOARD OF yIS-
TORS APPOINTED BY THE STATE, is under the imle -
dae superintendent of Coils. R. T. w
MORGAN both distinguished Graduates of West Point thorough
Practical aided by able
Of study full apparatus extensive buildings cenedious dis
ne exne location every way desirable at Franklin Springs
MEANS BRIEF ample thorough classical,
education daily exercise
with udies strengthen the body while euvaing
Studies continued option during
July August $s2 payable
Treasurer H. TAYLOR Cashier of the Bank Ken
lucky, at Frankfort
Address either Superintendent Kentucky Military Institute
Frankfort, KY. y or the undersigned,
eSr FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE FURNISHED AT THE
CRESCENT OFFICE apS lsw&Weos ly
VFyHE SOUTHERN NURSERIES,, Wash azH
ngton, Mississippi, tsis miles Nalhcn contain Wy
ucrma FRUIT TREES VINES .sA
oRN AMESTAI. TREES and SHRUBS; Apples Pear
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MEMORANDA.
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PASSENGERS.
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