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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

THE PoRr OF SAN FRANcIsco-Two
hundred and sixty-one vessels arrived at
San Francisco in July and August. many
of them of the largest class. This is
equal to 1860 a year Of the number
first stated II were from New York, IA
from Boston. and % from China
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

RAIL ROAD.-Late accounts from England
say, that there has been a further rise in the
price of railroad iron IN that country of about
thu1y per cent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

4 GREAT ScAMP-A man named Edymorin.
was caught, last week, in Oswego, n. Y, is assis-
ting the escape Of man named LOOMS, confined
IN the jail at that plrce. Edymorin offered the
keeper Of the Jail 500 for the use of his keyes
This was accepted and the keys given up, but
while Edymorin was inside the jail the outer doors
were closed upon him and he was taken prisoner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

GOLD. - The product of the California
mines in 1851 was 50, 93S, 232.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
ELECTION Returns.

The following is the result of the election held
yesterday, as far as heard from al this office
MINERAL POINT.
President,
Scott, 236 Pierce 24s Hale Z
Congress,
Abbott, 235 Eastman, $50 Enos
State Senator
Levi Sterling, 263 L. NJ Strong, 2Is
Assemblyman,
P. w. Thomas. 245 Sam. Zollinger, PA
Sheriff,
Ben. Thomas, 243 C. n. Mumford, 24I
Clerk Circuit Court,
Jas. Hutchinson. ga No opposition
Clerk Board Supervisors,
y H Thomas, 227 James B. Gray, 25s
Register Of Deeds,
+. S. Vivian, 23o N. B. Boydcn, 235
County Treasurer.
John J. Uren, Goa Sam. Thomas, 2Is
Prosecuting Attorney,
Amasa Cobb, 23o No opposition.
County Surveyor,
Fredk Jewell. III A. w. Comfort, 299
Coroner,
Pat. Lenahan, 267 Richard Pratt, Oh
Bank Law,
For the Law, 70 Against the Law, PIP
wALDWICK.
Scott, 30 Pierce 46 Hale
Abbott, 80 Eastman, As Euos,
Levi Sterling, 80 L. ii Strong 81
p w. Thomas, 90 Sam. Zollinger, 81
Pen Thomas 25 C. n Mumford. SIS
n. II Thomas, 81 James B GRAY, SO
X S Vivian, 20 n. B Boyden, 81
John ]. Uren 80 sam Thomas, 50
The only returns we have from Nfiflin /. IN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

- We have delayed our paper a lit
tie this week in order to give the latest E.
lection news possible. Welay before our
readers all we have received.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

The President of the U. s. has addressed
the following letter to the heads of the de-
partments regarding the decease of their la
associate, Daniel Webster -
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ment out Of him for nothing as
likely to get out Of the publisher
gng. IF he fails, he lbses nothing,
lenty Of brass left if h b succec@s, he
is time to decided advantage. And
;iv jty abused--thus is good feeling i'm
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Reserved Fund
s2,3i0,000
Working Capta-Two Millions Forty
Dollars. .
Offering by its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability Of the Stockholders that great desderaum
the pubc-s prepared
Fire Risks in NewCreans, the reasonable
The usual abatement OF the Companys Poll
with the Mutual Companies, all settlements losses
will be prompt and liberal
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs St. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A.. Hene, Thomas Selar
A. IAntear, G. A. Holt, VIM. Mure,
WIN. Felowes, ]. b. Behn, c. Bultt,
Z. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN Chairman
FRANCIS CorrgNEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Phelps,
Mark W. Collet, Mort Livingston, Ed. F.. Sanderson,
q. W. Faber, WIN. S. Wemore.
ALFRED PILL. Residen, Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board. ly
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

H With subscribed capital sY7sOo prepared
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the office of the Company No. 80 GRAVlER STREET.
divided among those company
here, the
This established pely principal OF
and the Trustees believe this subscription (s27OO) ample
security policy holders
The portfolio
wishing make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN OWEN, President,
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Tonl number Of shares, hundred and twenty s&o

Total number Of hares, hundred aud twenty. .22O
o@a A i ,a a' s s he n % 4 Afn sS Ms9"ss' o % for @ the d I
I power jointly, seysray transact business
csa & ,'sSi .s 'gstSIs w sGn s a a
% s s. # f. as he nfeiHd E @ h BE @ ] @ h the
e,Tn yea hal be sqaoo,sd Of Samuel s9 w Cooper and
DE he'd The first Monday
the Agents Managers Company in his e,y
sr n, three b named By 1qar a.
duty Control general super
@ @ meet 1s % 1 % S My os 1 fo% j aoa t s SF % @ e % & sS
alter he snns e M srn sber st Rn H8n se
o @ fs o oiss tie y @ s the o G p4S e
4 m 3 yqansy aud WHO snl until the annual election Fl
keep in bound books record MI TIE and
@%y hey ss{i ss ;s'' 9T faea sai5"ss r.
o ~ 4 AN a%, anu % Isnsa s'eaef m M o. ths a"rs ann ann
ere % @ M Is ." adeA al m T e n q Fens es sh s a 5 I M
hereby fixed AT The pr the said
place on The first Monday Of sac Year. after due notice ushsd for
@ 2ns G k aG p such % i snns
to this be d.eed exdsnt for the
aa ar
Az Tia. That ,aa shall have ,;f which shall be
ss g. F.s e sS o % s o 3 % g,s.a ssfs}, ws 5 % ssG
aotfs, The amir Of at o~7Rs sah ns as ,bn be deeisi
Ap1 ,oaaso The tsrs4odvs herein tetage esed ecnarn'
t9 ths sfeirn] srAce, covenants 7nj asesats astrga
p herein eroact AID TO thai effect only do hssaato iate
theD hsfhes
Doe passed my Office, ct TIE city Of sswoeshs aforesaid,
s fh dny q February in the yrss q frd One Thousand
Eight Hundred ant Fifty Two In rres 81 5esH C. Thatd and
william Clements competent wi,nr5se both residing The city, who
h9yt fvco signed s tvmes with sd parties Gai The ai
notary, =. - -
s!snebi GREEN, HhhDlNG Col by satGpsl S. Grseh;
| !, c. CONNERskf
z, 8. KEEP pp Jas. J. Bard;
81. CADf X HOLMES by W11 Holmes
o.. J. ii KELF 4 Co; by ], NJ. Relf
| =. NoRNIENT, COOPER CO.. By W. Cooper.
d. l.. NJ. BALDO:
]. H. CARTER;
WASH. JACKSON, jr.
=. WRIGHT WILLIAMS Il c.; By H. NJ. Wright.
=. DURANT DA pONTE;
| =, r. y, SYKES:
BERNARD MAGfDNE;
JOHN ARMSTRONG;
| :. Ed. B. JENkINsj by pr0curatio0 Louis Eiyet
| A. ". LANG:
| JEAN G. TiiEARD;
VIM. j. CLEMENTS.
EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Notary Public.
Thereby certify that the foregoing true copy OF the original
| tantn the currrn records of my office.
In witness Whereof grant presents signaru
NrwUrlean this nth day Of February A. n
/ 1872. T. L. LEW Is, Notary Public.
The Recorder Mortgages this parish
has ths day recorded his office,
partnerships book No. ., folio 3S3. EMILE WILT.
| ScSOrlenns February l1th, 1852? t3mh.
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EDUCATION.

DALOS' ORAL SYSTENI-THREE MONTHS
II STuDY-Proesor j. s. DEpAIOs TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND THE SPANISH ANGuAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER. No Books necessary but
BLANK PAPER ONLY. - -. 80 .
10 pancan's Buildings, CORNER OF CUsToMoUSE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY stairs Will always be found
from to and 5tos. janis 3m
s9UBLlC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
ClPAIITY-Tld School will be open nightly for mouti.a
Monday 9Th hal past o'clock MT6e
Marshall Schc0horse ST. Mhrys
under the Backma Principal and tie
Female Department Charles
charge Mrs julia Bartlett Applications for admission be
Board either OF the updsrsigued the
Principals. J. o. HARRIS,
o4 sm fREDERi6K CAMERDEN,
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TO RENT.

FENO LET OR LEASE-The we'll known 4sssssA
Hotel called the BiLoSt HOUSE, situated Biloxi, HsesE
Miss, with aceonnoaieh N9r eas h9pdsd ard twenty EeL
cprpln,ely fertited BILLIARD TABLES, TEN PIN Al
IEyS, STABLES, STEAMBOAT MfiARF AND BATH HOUSES
house. For apply prese
JOHN W, NIXON, al SewUrlegns. tels
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VOLUME ".
arArr or E1n111sIANA-C1rY OLE NHwOL

CTATE OF LOUIS[ANA--CITY OF NEwOR-
Ig.NsBE IT KNOWN, that this Filth Day OF Freuaty IN
the wear Of our Lord one eight hundred anil my oe
Public in and for the Paris
City State aforesaid dnS commissioner Mh "on pr
soay came and appeared hereinafter nae aud under
signed ,..,, 81, , .., L., -, ,o, -,
State Of approved the 18Th dy q"
Copanersp be composed oil themselves
such who hereafter join ie become associates
established in the city Of NeSriaanB state Of i
title Of the NewOrleabs and folp
to-wit
Article L. operations snd company shall be to
steamship ships the port of N"wOeans TO aud from tho cost
ports places the Gull of Mexico Tor the
purpose fcarryiug freight md passengers. ,,.
Article That the Capital Stock OF said company sh
the twenty-five thousand dol
increasing capital required by majority of the sockh"'d-
hundred and fifty thousand doih
capital being cash Of the steamoat
Day. which brought into this copaInershp A ca y
each be issued by the manager mere
signed President and scaled with The seal Of the
shall transferable by pnlhc net before
Public; s,ockholdr stockholders binding la.
spuatons and conditions Of this
all rules, regulations or by laws mule
aud adopted in pursuance thereof all such transfers shall be
corded book transfers. to be kept for the purpose III the once OF
tho
joint copartneshp thus formed and
constituted shall for the of five years.
mcncing tile January eighteen hundred
dissolved by the stockholders.
That company shall and be sued in its corporate
and plead and be implicated accorimgS
stockholders Of said company shall be
greater the said
pec,ively.
the following named stock,ohlers in and
such entitled to the nnme
respectively, having fully paid to
rlaFai al A
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Connosan foni' capital ciessu de mile
snt s 4 ] % ] % % ca de eet It M vile %
drot eoniontenen de aire les sass
pose de don't Samuel s. Green Fnu s usmres
s i' 5 s"
nee rssnte de Samuel s. Green Wm Cooper NJ Wright ste
SGs ps% mi i anVs s't ti"sr shaqns
lite oagnis Vile sou, la d. sctionnalres pi
% @ sry" Sse n s a. % GhIS 5 s @
tut is e IHnA Dc janyer haaue
4% @n. : @ mns ens sS. s nsn s % sr lis sa sIr
& @ @ rsn Sa ID SnrS Sa p ps, 'a n " M
ons @ dur bureaus s % sn 81. pf ssa l. to ls2" gs s t O% IL
"a rssa S G @ en,ls n 3 ails m s st ss .s sn It
@ 5 P M uT en- n2s Sas @ ys seTs s
ssn S s s @ u G 'sSs' @ st Il f I .' '"q
Article 9ue les assemblies annuels lieu l
na, ". s % s v s susas " rn % G
oas fe adopter tells geens qn seron en-
as de set tmpaga q qu ans ton" lie vote es
lie de a ds GomPagns dune
est % s!mse 20 po & S %iors s % a. d'd
i eoapss % que pS5n"afss
paons ct conventions sule ct Get eet Haulemen out ssn
sign. bureau, s vile de NOuyee orltnu
n.e enquene jour de yrier de 9nnts de nos segnSnt mi
] oS setie & u"
lssntS s Green, Harding par 81 Green;
J. c. Converse;
Keep par Jas. J. Bard;
=. Cady 4 Holmes par Wm Holmes;
J. NJ. Re 4 Co. par J. NJ Relf;
Norment Cooper Co. par VIM. Cooper
l.. NJ Baio;
j. II. Carter:
Wash Jackson Jr.;
Wright, Williams h Co. par IL. M. Wright;
Durant DuEonte;
R. b. Sykes;
Bernard NIagone;
John Armstrong;;
ID. 3 jenkins par procuration Louis Flyer;
A. w. Lang;
Jean C. Thearl
VIM. J. Clements:
Edwin L. Lewis Pub.
@ re les presentes precede hdee de
lorgnal resie dePos6 archives de
En io de e dome presents lie de
mon office In vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans de tyrer
| D. 1857?
l.. S. [Signfl EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Not Pub.
eeife que lace jour
| lie lvre de societies No folio 3S3.
| ]. S. tSigntl EMILE WlLTZ
Nouvele Orleans II tevrier 1852. te2i t3l NH
u OCKLAND DLIME-Cargoeso bark Harriet
| Il " Spnldng and brig Amulet.
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TIE GARoTE.-The gdrote nil is death of infamy in
Spain The ceremony that accompanies the execution Of
criminal in that way is original But whether it be by
the gtUote or the musket. the moment that man is
doomed. either by courtmaral or by ordinary ri-
buna he is regarded in sort having already al
most expiaed his crime and it longer belong
ing the world He is treated with the utmost care he
hours he passes in cdpaand every request of his
giously attended to- No matter what delicacy he
quires for his last meal if it at all be had it is sup
Piled him-and he is treated with the utmost difference by
those about him. In fact he is regarded with species OF
supersttious awe
On the morning of the execution and at the hour ap-
pointed he taken from the chapel Of his prison. where
he has been attended ncessantlyby the chaplain aided
he wished fer it, by the parochia clergy the mem
bsrs OF the religious eoptratentes who employ the most
endearng the most soothing expressions TO reconcile him
to his fate and who seldom fail TO produce an effect on
the most hardened heart When the last stroke of the
bell is beard the prisoner is clothed in bright yellow
gown, something Of the same fashion as lawyers and
his head covered with yellow cap resembling in shape
the French inque mule of low sse is placed at the
gate which he is raised by the members of the rei
gous confraternty, The animal is without saddle and
led with halter generally by child under IL years
of age
The prisoner has book paper in his hand in which
printed written the prayers for the dying and these
he repeats in loud tone of voice he moves slowly
aong accompanied by the clergy who for one instant
gious nfraternitieswhom also the military pre-
cedes and follows AS he along the street of Toed
hambeaux burning in the balconies, and men wome
and children their knees praying for pardon and
happy release from life to the guilty who passe
| before them number of the members OF the flatern
ties make collection among the crowd for two objects
first. for the widow and orphans the criminal if he l.
married, may leave behind and secondly. to Distribute
! aims or in masses. for the repose of his soul.
Among the crowd there is no indecent mirh no laugh
ing picking of pockets and when the criminal ha
taken his the platform and the last turn of til
'o1niqu and the last quver of the bound limbs tell tina
life has He'd the multitude uncover. and you man.
lips in hasty prayer for the departed At the las
moment too groan is uttered by the multtude-buti
is not one of disrespectit it the last adeu
fhnsn ulIits Nv Vl1ai iaa1b bp
is left seated in the position for than hour
and then removed No death be quicker than by tn
sGoe 1t is in fact instantaneous and the force witt
which the instrument acts at makes the neck fla
as the thnnest open palm
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tH The directors of The UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADEPfiT have the
pleasure congratulate Che insured rsmbs the Company the
accompanying satisfactory exht r lie afs close Of the
which, with the sctset principles and
rules Life they enabled their constituency
After careful reryacb CT sufficient fer the Insurance. Of all
eusstsrdhE m the hreeo have much satisfaction in fndng that
they warranted declaring bonus premiums
received up the date upon policies entitled .heeto
which will either tie added the insured Be payable
dssh olae present MONEY will policy
holder at his lsi option.
The OF office and cement being by having
equitable proportion the Savings Fund and Trust Department
Of hia Company successful fail
the OF the United Annaty
and ira Company, that Legitimate advantage which they
entitled will he afforded while the
ageneht Of ars will continue be followed for their interest
henent. fel4 6M
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-R. II. MARI, Attorney at Law,
u II ST. Charles No. ~ Camp
up shtS. ms "
KNEUG STORE REMOVAL--The sub ID
respectfully his public that ~
his DRUG STORE the Southwest W.
where he will be happy IL
old those who favor him with their
Z. D. BEACH, AlotteGsIy and Druggist,
jams Southwest Chhtrs and Cnstomhouse street
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

=
S Incorporated in April 1913, declared dividend Of per
on Two Years Business.
Office, No. IS CAMP ST, Common
BUSINESS COMPANY CONFINED LIFE INSURANCE ONLY
This Company being organized solely protection policy
holders and their families against its operations
and solid principles and atodng small annual paid during
life and handsome legacy widows children after DEATH
B All policy holders, whether life shorter who
tnue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole OF the profits Of
the Company.
lives of Debtors married
husband the sole benefit Of
herself and Children claims creditors.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

HOHN b. BURGEN has removed his ~
~ FURNITURE STORE from No. l4l TO No So MAGA. e=sSS
NE STREET immediately opposite the Arcade, where
he continuance OF the he has
received from his triends and the public. $50 ly
6tIEAP FURNITURE STORE, No |zAEgJ
~ 50 Circus street, OF Perdio--J0SEPH &.
Of CABINET FURNITURE such Sofas Bedsteads,
Aois Book Cases Marble Top Sieboars Centre Card
and Work Tables Marble Top Wash Stands Looking
Glasses Mahogany Walnut Cane Moss and
kinds This stock manufactured the and the pub
he solicited TO call and themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
- All Furniture packed and made ready shipping free
charge. fe7
LNURNITURE--FUR URNITURE.- un-m
det.sned would especially call the NJ,
keepers generally large and well selected stock of III
FURNITURE, the cheapest offered this city, consisting
Mahogany Walnut
bic Tables, Tables; Mahogany
Mahogany Bedsteais Top
Whsand Marble Toy Sdeboars Extension Dining Tables Clok
and TINE Pieces, Hair and Moss Mattresses. Feather Pillows ard Boil
serS; together with a large lot of common Furniture.
call is respectfully solicited from those in Of goods their
line II. GREEN Il CO.,
1877 Poydras between St. Charles
Jos B. HuBnARp.j o1 6mlp&W
6STILL THEY GOMEZ new arrival of Res
- segene's MATTRESSES which are
iy being introduced all who
Mattress mikes be
rolled up small compass
they satisfaction all which
they are the comfortable Mattress now
| business hours, at j. Nj WEYht0uTH'S
Furniture Sale Room, O' St. Charles Poydras
The public respectfully requested to call and this
.toek nl2 II
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SLAVES.

FAMES W. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
a. will pay strict attention the PURCHASE SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES or ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES
KEEEREKCEs
WrghtWIliairt Co.. Moon, Titus Williams Phillips Co.
NJ grosawcod Co.. g NaIsoa CO.. E.H pigg& Co SmiaW
EAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
80 cssns will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also Board sud
Sell on Ce1mii'h any and all seve' consigned to hin fell
ATOTlCE-Tbe undersigned has opened REAL
Estate LAsp aGrST and BHoRKRs will
purchase sale and hiring Nsgoe: collections Bonds Seies
Aceolntl etc, etc.
"Fronpleas" +" The motto, J. S. YOUNG,
81 Third .t-set, between Pine end chesnut ST. Louis.
Rse1enCesG. D. PutiCe Louisville journal; w " Haldehun,
Loniayte William fiughes, louiBvle Democrat;
Loughbrough ST. Louis Times James A. Phelps, City Marshal ST.
Louis. Me- dl2 3m
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DAILY CRESCENT
from the International Magazln
SMILES AND TEARS Il. By RlcHsRp Coz,


SMILES AND TEARS By RIcuaRp Coz q
Art thou happy? little child,
On this clear, bright summers day
In the garden sporting wild.
Art thou happy, tell me, pray"
IF had that pretty thing
That has flown to yonder tree.
would laugh and dance and sing
Oh how happy should be -
Then caught the butterfly.
Placed it in his hands securely
Now me thought, his pretty eye
Never more will look demureiy.
y Art thou happy now said l.
Tears were sparkling in his eye;
Lo the butterfly was dead
In his hands its life had sped
. Art thou happy maiden fair,
On this long bright summers day,
Culing fowerets so rare.
Art thou happy tell me, pray y
q If my Henry were but here,
To enjoy the scene with me
He whose love is sincere.
Oh how happy should be, -
Soon heard her lovers feet.
Sounding on the gravel lightly;
To his loving words sweet.
Tender glances answered brightly
Art thou happy now?' said.
Down she hung her lovely head
Henry leaves for foreign skies
Tears are in the maiden eyes
sArt thou happy mother mild
On this bright bright summers day
Gazing on thy cherub-chid
Art thou happy? tell me- prayi''
= If my baby boy welli'
Thus the mother spake to me-
Gratitude my heart would swell
Oh, how happy should be -
Then the cordial supplied.
Soon the babe restored completely;
Cherub- faced and angel-eyed
On his mother smiled he sweetly?
Art thou happy now ? y said,
Would his father were not dead -
Thus she answered me with sighs
Scalding tear-drops in her eyes
Art thou happy aged man.
On this glorious summers day
With thy cheek all pale and wan.
Art thou happy tell me pray"
s If were but safe above
Spake the old man unto me-
:. To enjoy my Saviour's love
Oh how happy should be!''
Then the angel Death came down.
And he welcomed him with gladness.
On his brow so pale and wan.
Not a trace was seen of sadness;
Art thou happy now y said.
''Yesl' he answered with his head
Tears Of joy were in his eyes.
Dew-drops from the upper skies.
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NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro.

TECrIoN INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
t- This Company will the Mutual Principle Houses, Mei
nnise etc, against DAMAGE by FIRE the Cargoes
ove description THE PERlLS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS.
k persons having their property insured in this Institution
entitled full participation in the profits without liability to losa
TRUSTEES:
N. Hotson, NJ. S. Pitcher Jas. Morton, Jr,
john Waters j. &. Shepherd, ID. Weaver
j. A, McAisler, H. Dougas Il. p Smith,
p. B. West John Morrow, h. r. Mckenzie,
John IL. Ewn A. W, Putnam, 7. W. Aaxey
W, I. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
+. 5. Hall, ]. b. Knowles, c. E. Hilman,
Alex Fall j. b, johnson, Robt. Stewart,
K. f. Bell A.. J. Duncan w. Prchari,
l., B. Fife, A. Hicks I. A. Thomas.
A. o. p. NICHOLSON, President.
NJ. S. PncHER, Vice President.
c, J. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X Price, r. Fl. Fraser,
Geo W. West Z. Conner
fyes1y WM. A. JOHNSON, Agent 92 Camp street.
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SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES G. WHITAKER, ESQ.,, Mobile, Ala.
Messrs. BYRNE Il STEELE Sicksburg, Miss.
Messrs, JONES 4 UFFERD Galveston, Texas.
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