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IN A GRAVEYARD,


NJ Jas. }. cLARxsoN.
Borne on the gale. --t@
: with misery fraught--
A low sad vail
By sorrow taught,
Brsathed by the bier .5....
OF death. claimed love, 49,.
Breaks on the ear, @ 70" "..sa
Our grief to move,
And whispered name,
And vacant place, ,
show where DEATHS aim
We sadly trace.
The child that clasped
A mothers breast,
In DEATHS cold grasp
Has sank to rest;
The young BRIDES brow,
That yester'night, s.s
Glowed with loves light, 49,
The badge of widowhood wears now
Badge Of hearts night.
In dreamless trance 49,. ...a.= 81.
OF dark graves cold .~+. =
Where spectres dance, ~
On homemade mold,
Are they who shons ..
In festai hall u.z $685..
Ger reasons throne ~.-.-.
The graye-worms crawl,
By this dim shore
0blivion's lair .z---
+ See rich and poor --.-.--. e.
Together here;
Wealth's magic splendor, =-..
Dimm'd and gone, ---"
Death the conquerer
Eeigns alone,
7 While round his throne,
In drear array, ...
The grinning spectres cherries moan
"For'er decay 49, g"
And life looks on, .-.-.g. ~
Fate's mockery here, r.. .t.-..a-.a
And DER those gone,
Scarce drops tear,
Though stone to stone,
A weary tale
Tells Of graves filed
OF cheeks now pale
OF hearts here stilled--
OF sorrows wall
OF heart-strings chilled
By DEATHS cold gale
Yet on we move,
With lightsome tread,
While those we love,
Are with the dead, .-
Nor learn we aught = v
From scene SO fraught
OF truth as this cold sod;
Nor care that lessons here are taught,
!" OF life--of death--of God.i ~ u
FANS, August, 1856. "" %~. --.-~
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EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION. We were shown
yesterday morning two of the most prolific stalks
Of corn we have ever seen. One of the stalks is
nine feet high, has two shoots, and seven as fine
full ears of corn as can be seen anywhere; the
other is about i've feet high and has six beauti-
full cars These stalks are from the plantation
Of David Pipes, ESD, Of West Baton Rouge, and
are pronounced fair average of his crop. He
expects to make over sixty bushels to the acre.
Baton Rouge Gazette, 18th.
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THH MAILS. The Northern and Eastern mails
VIA Mobile. due Yesterday, failed from beyond
Augusta. &c. This makes three failures in
six days, Nj. Campbell, Postmaster General,
might as well give us a ri-weekly mail at once,
and save the public the trouble Of going to the
Post-ofice daily. We, however, receiysd Bos.
ton papers Of the 18th. which were a. late as
due.
Verify, the management Of the mail service
Is mystery. We also received parts Of several
mails from the West.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

AMERICANS IN EuRopE--Eaceedingly COM
plimeatary,- The Boston Chronicle of the 18Th
inst, says; The bulk Of Americans in Europe
are notoriausly mass of funkies, and may be
considered as having just lost their chief, he
having returned home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

Mdlle. Teresa Psrodi proposes to give con-
cert for the relief of the Portsmouth and Nor
folk sufferers, in which she is to be assisted by
Mdlle Amalia Patti Strakoseh, Maurice Stra-
kosch, and several other eminent artists. The
concert is to take place on the 28th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

A VALuAR1E MISUNDERSTANDING to the
London Times, Mr.. Clifford has invented
a method of lowering ships boats, 50 as to
enquire entire security from accident. The
whole operation is performed by one man only
in the boat, who, by simply paying of rope,
gripea, lowers her levely into the water, and
entirely disengages her, whatever her weight
or the humber Of her crew; and it is impossi-
BILE for her to cant or turn over in her de-
scent, or for a rope to tangle or catch in its
passage through the block which he uses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

ssDIED ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE. THE Nor
folk Herald of August 18th, announces the
death Of DR.. Sylvester, an eminent physician
Of that place, Of the yellow fever; which he had
contracted while in constant attendance on the
sick of the prevailing epidemic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

The CRoPs.-We are happy to learn from all
quarters Of this parish that the crops in general
are remarkably good, Notwithstanding the
severe drought experienced in the forepart of
the season, when it was feared that the crops
would prove total failure Several of our
neighboring planters have commenced picking
cotton, which is of very good quality and
promises fair yield, although little retarded.
There will bs an abundance Of corp. Cane
looks very fine. EAttakapas Gazette, 18th
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A number Of citizens in Philadelphia pre-
septed police officer, who goes by the name OF
Steivel, with a very diminutive pistol, as re-
ward of merit, we hope that Mr.. Swivel had a
proper appreciation of his present o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

PROSPECT OF REACTION IN THE PRICE OF
Provisions, We are glad to see that the people
are endeavoring to reduce the price OF provis..
IONS This can only be done by the removal Of
unnecessary restrictions, and to give the produ-
Ger the right to sell where and when he can
find customer The city government is in
vested With the power to this We understand
thereare petitions on foot to effect this
We would suggest, in case the city govern
ment should not move in the matter, that the
laboring classes call meeting and appoint a
committee to take measures for the formation
Of Union Of the Working Glasses, for the pur-
pose Of securing some suitable building, and
stocking it with all kinds Of produce, where all
who may enlist in the enterprise can be fur
nished with articles at cost, after paying ex-
penses, to be met by waekly assessments. Bos-
ton Chronicle, August 10.
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HEALTH OF LOUISVILLE, While our exchanges
from all parts of the country are teeming with
accounts of plaques and pestilence, our citizens
are enjoying one Of the healthiest summers ever
known in the " Falls City" Wehave no cholera,
no yellow fever, no small pox, and comparatively
few mosquitoes" Would that our friends
elsewhere could say the same.
louisville Times, Aug. is,
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING. The corner
stone of the new building Tor the public library
is to be laid on the 18th of September next, with
appropriate ceremonies. The Journal says:
i" Among the articles to be deposited under the
corner stone are crystalotypes, by Whipple, of
the Commissioners on the erection of the library
building Also crystalotypes Of the Mayor and
Aldermen, the trustees and principal patrons Of
the library, etc., etc" Boston Chronicle, 10Th
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Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr.. Louis
Prefau for Q polite invitation to attend the com.
msncement exercises Of tho Louisiana College
we regret that sickness in our office will pre-.
vent US from the pleasure Of attending.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

The Portuguese Benevolent Society celebrate
their seventh anniversary on Sunday next by. q
procession and banquet We return our cor.
dial thanks 10 the Society for an invitation to
participate with them in their celebration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, speaks of
an individual known to fame. who never had
any part Of gentleman in him except when
ne once bit Oft and swallowed gentlsman's ear.
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ARkANsAs RIrEn.-Tba VAN Rnren Intelli.

Arkansas RIvER.-The Van Buren, Intelli-
genoer, OF the 18th, says:
The rain which has been falling for the last
two days, has had the effect to give the river an
upward tendency Of about ten inches up to the
hour of going to press, and still rising slowly,
and also still raining.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-24

MARINE RAILWAY DAMAGED - On Monday, an
attempt was made to launch the ship "Daniel
Sharp from the Marine Railway. EAST Boston,
when some slight accident occurred to the ma
ehinery. and the ship stopped upon the ways.
The ship was not injured. [Boston Chronicle,
10Th inst, - y
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Cowles, in his excellent s'History Of Plants %
notices the virtue OF hemp thus laconically:
"By this cordage, ships are guided, bells are
rnng, and rogues kept in ave.
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The South OF OLDEN TrME.-In Mr.. Benton's
forthcoming volume of his Thirty Years in the
Senate, occurs the following passage:
SIT is tradition of the colonies that the
South had been the seat of wealth and happi-
ness, of power and opuience; that rich popu-
lation covered the land, dispensing baronial hos
pitality, and diffusing the happiness which them
selves enjoyed; that all was life, and joy, and
affluence then. And this tradition was not
without similitude to the reality, as this writer
can testify for he was old enough to have seen
CATER the Revolution) the still surviving state
of Southern Colonial manners, when no traveller
was allowed to go to q tavern, and was handed
over from family to family through entire States;
when holidays were days of festivity and expec-
tation, long prepared for, and celebrated by
master and slave with music and feasting, and
great concourse Of friends and relatives; when
gold was kept in desks or chests, latter the
downfall of paper) and weighed in scales, and
lent to neighbours for short terms without note,
interest, witness or seourity--and on bond and
land security for long years and lawful usance !;
and when petty litigation was at 80 low an ebb
that it required fine Of forty pounds Of to-
bacco to make a man serve as constable"
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FuGIT1yR SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN LOWELL. -
The Boston Chronicle Of the 10th says;
On Tuesday forenoon there was considerable
excitement in Lowell, owing to false rumor
that a writ had been issued for the arrest of a
fugitive slave. -=.@@
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"Why do you set your cup of coffee upon the
chair, Mr.. Jones?"
cit is weak, ma am" replied Mr.. Jones, de-
murely, 81 thought would let it rest"
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1t has been beautifully said, that the veil that
covers the face of futurity is woven by the hand
OF mercy. Seek not to raise the veil, therefore,
for sadness might be seen to shade the brow
that fancy had arrayed in smiles of gladness
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.ase, Esorter0s,d Cider.

sase, POrseFHssG Cider.
ty The undersigned having purchased interest NJ Marahe
in tho well known
ALE PORTER AND CIDER ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos 10 and q BenVilis street,
On the lat day of Ja 1856 business will hereafter conducted
ander mis-
He hsgs leave inform hs ends and She public that pre-
pared supply ahe Trade Hotels Steamboats, houses and
Private Families, with
ALE, PORTER AND sCIDER,
in quantity and Of the beat brands either by cas barrel Or
6o terms accommodating similar establishment IN the
South.
CT Country and City Merehaut carefully filed with dis
patch.
7. F. MURRAY,
jg96 9plm Nos 10 and 81 Rienyili. sire +.
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Fan ResstIsesysess y C0ss
COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
7....Anp..,,
General Furnishing Store,
AZ AND 81 FRONT SO AND ss FULTON STREETS.
Heating and Cooking Stoves, OIL Cans Steam and FIRE
Pumps and Lift Pumps Brasa Cocks Globes valves %
Whistles Chatting Dishes Tea and Coffee barn Dish and
sto,, etc. $500. VT,
Of Fire Beds Ashpans Breeh
n4s Escape Pips Frers. Copper WormD Stills
Clarifying Kettles Wrought Iron Pipe, oil sIas; Rubber Hose
etc., etc. Der MT,
Agsn,, y Safety s. Kassa Fire
sehaas, ssa Gauges, Fabsr'a Magnetic
w.,arasnra Fauas 9psm
Good .NeaVs for. ESesSs Times.
s.. N. MOODY,i
CORNER cANAL.srREEr AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
az Will the Annual .
CLOSING OUT s.a y =
Of his entire Stock OF
MOODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
and every article Of
FURNISHING GO0Ds,s
On MONDAY August 49, weeks prG to his
stock taking and departure for thu, North.
and the public respectfully invited TO embrace
rare chance parchasing 81 NEW YORK COST PRICES
NO HuMBuG-cAIL AND SEE AT
su,s qpst MwFs 100 CANAL ST Rect
Removal.
D. FELT g. STE 7 so N,
STU TIONER RS.
BLANK BOOK MANUFAoTU REKs AMI JOB
PRINTERS,
fape Ysuovea from their Old Siond No. n Chatres street,
to the spacious store, ~.
No, GA DAMP ST EET,l
Mex. door above Robb Banking House, and No. Bank
Place, (the two ssorsa counecing.)a
k Having facilities
on the business they would respectfully call attention To their
Largo complete assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, STEEL PENS, GOLD PENS
ENVELOPES RED. BLUE, BLACK and
SEALING WAX. WATERS, COPYING INKS, ..-.
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, DRAy RECEIPTS,
BILLS OF LADINa, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
| BLANK NOTES. DRAFTS. COPYING PRESSES and
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, NoTARIAL SEAL PRESSES,
| BINDERS STOCK, BLANK and PLAYING CARDS.
Together with fall aud General assortment OF all Arsce OF
| STA rIoNERY required in the Counting House.
Their BNDERY PRINTING OFFICE furnished with new
material posaiaie executing all
them in satisfactory and with the least possible
delay pees by competent
workmsn, ind under their psrsonal supervision.
LET Particular attention given Books and Stationery for the
| STEAM BOATS.
| Banks, Insurance Companies, Railroad Companies
Merchants, Factors, Steamboats,,
And othsrs requiring STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS JOB
PRINTING will find it for their nteies cali
mine large well stock purchasing elsewhere
Everything establishment ay
any articles may be returned if quits sataiactory,
i D. FELT sTETsoN,
STATIONERY HALL
l No. 81 Camp street,
sas qplm Next door to James Kouo Co.. BanEias
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THE APPLE CRoP-The accounts indicate that
we are to have one of the most glorious crops of
apples We have ever had. From East to West,
North to South, our exchanges speak in glowing
terms Of the prospects of this most edible and
valuable Of all fruits Aside from grain, hay and
potatoes, the apple crop is the most valuable,
and the prospects of such o fine crop of this
delicious fruit are indeed pleasant to contem-
plate The G Northern Spy and &c Greening"
are among the most delicious and valuable
kinds, and we learn that these promise more
than an abundant yield. 1t has been said that
there will be more apples than can be gathered.
This will doubtless prove 80, though they will
not be wasted by any means. Farmers will turn
their pigs in their orchards, which will grow
fat on the apples. ALBANY Argus
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fis,l Jssliet's Csuri--wILLIAM O. QUIRK.
!. ss'Osa Jus.ies'a Court JOHN a. AGAIssE.
: 1Aitd 5a'siss't tatFs-JAs. w. DUPLEssIs.
fsA'tA Ja'iiss's oairt-JULEs seRAPURU,
Fbsa Jasliets ooars--
sssA Jasies', CONT
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REMARKABLE CoINoIDENCE.--We take the fol-
lowing from the Danville (Va.) Republican of
the IL tn inst:
Of six negro women, at the plantation of Gen.
Gabell near this place, four gave birth last week
within the space Of seventeen hours.
Wonder if Barnum has ever known the match
Of this in the way Of babies
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For Savg JOSEPH HUFTY
For Coroner CHARLES N. OLsyfER.
For Distries Atorasy-M. A. FOUTE.
FOR CLERKS OF COURTS.
First District coaH NORBERT TREpAGNIER.
Second Disteies Cours-P. &. WILTz.
Third Dissriss csars-IIENRT BEz0U.
EosrA Diss,iet tonrs-J. b. WALTON,
Estta Diatties Coart--EILLIAM A. MOTT.
Sists District w. IN. REESE,
FOR AssEssoRS.
FRANCIS TURNER, THEODORE DUREL,
JOHN Il. DUE0UR, JOHN A. WATKINS,
FOR TAX coLLBCToRs.
& Ff,s, Dstries,-TH0MAs AsKEW.
sssaaa Distris JOSEPH HERNANDEZ,
Third Distriet-
xaarta Diare-
TOR JUsTIoEs OF THElPEAgE
Fsrss Jssiies--D. r. MITCHELL. .@.s
Second Jasfies--C. III. BRADFORD.
Third Jasses--IfIonARD RICHARDSON.
IausA aise-FEfANe0IslC0L0GN
FyiA y.sies--
sissh ys,,;ss--
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CRops N WESTERN ALABAMA-The Eutaw
Observer, speaking Of the crops in that region,
says:
The vet weather during the two weeks pre-
cediug this, caused the cotton to shed great
many squares, and in many places we hear the
boll-worm has done great harm. But if the
present weather continues, we are informed
there will be an unusually fine crop. Many
planters will commence picking next week, and
If we felt competent to make suggestion. We
would say, there is as much in gathering g
crop as there is in making it. A great many
good farmers neglect this important part Of the
years work, and the consequence is, the fall
rains set in about the time the first opening
should be housed, and then it is trashy and
elinss to the burr, and hand cannot pick near
as much i'll day. The cotton picked early il
nicer and brings invariably better price; if
our farming friends would have three OF four
apartments, and keep the different piclings sep
arate, it would more than pay them for the
trouble. The cotton thus separated should be
ginned and packed to itself. But it is the Gus
tom of many to pay little regard to this mat
ter, and the loss is in the sale of the cotton.
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10 MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN. ETC
MEMP HIS
aVy Ward Grounds


IN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
~ aeth day November, 1856 will bs offered the public on
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
e grounds formerly owned by Of the United
80 acee. - f''' s-uson"lnnB eptut
Thee grounds lave front MEsipp and Wolfe rivera o
es ihcnsnta set on the Wst and nearly wepv five
tee on Chckasaw street the arc dyed into
ee equal parts by ionenads Navy Yard EeeIe runnin
through from North to South. - ~ 'r' '"N"tAs
DIVISION which fronts Chgsaw ard Promenade ree,
De az near may be into o ss
pfsng soma q he most e gbe the city,
grounds Wsss OF Promenade fronting The tyer have
seven and substantially bulldogs built Of broS
aoa with se among them Rope Walk engine
sha measuring ABOUT length
npped IN 81 respee with the nea coecon az machinery
on Az bndnga are timely adapted Foandres Machine
and ManufactoIiss Of
tnA regarded as the any upon the Nil
sspP or It's tributaries Tor the esabahmnt bodybuilding
repairing yard. :
Inc suerabundance Of fine timber vicinity convenience
y copper coal and all the material to the purposes
Tor locomotives and for the twelve hundred meH OF
Ihroa, row progressing to completoufor ensnea nfnne
Tagging and and tbs undipae1 health OF
cur city, render this the judgment Of ALL most emneny hted to
ia at the head Of uninterrupted nav gaton an may De re-
gaded ~ Tue pivot point OF The great ss induce
msnts offered capitalists mechanics etc..
such have before for safe and profitable In
yeatmeDt
Proposals or upon property will be received and acted
whole publicly unes othsw iosed OF before that
time.
as2t Am H'DorIGI ASs- Mayor.
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g INcESDIARIEs." - This is the term the
presses in the foreign interests now apply to the
Americans, in connection with the Louisville
disturbances. 1t may not be Impairment to put
a Question to one of these lecturers on incen-
diarism Does Archbishop Hughes organ, the
Freemans Journol, of this city, remember hav-
ing iasinuated not long since, the possibility of
the oityrf New York being fred in a hundred
places at the same time, and speaking rather
eucouragingiy Of the detestable proposition than
otherwise? That menace was thrown out to
intimidate the Americans here, just as combi-
nations we're entered into by the Irish and Ger
mans, before the election, to menace them some
thing after the same fashion at Louisville. Talk
about ncendiarism from such q quarter comes
with good grace, in sooth! IN. Y. Paper.
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NTOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
| ERS-PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDlsG, both
Heart Timber Tor sale at $
$40 for the deRaedn os 70 pureha
Also, second-nAno
ENGINE, aboutl9 horse power for cale . the -
fsIe Am STAR FLAMING MILLS. New Basin.
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.--Some of our New
York insurance companies have added another
of their many generous Acknowledgements of
merit in presenting Capt John Klien splendid
gold chronometer watch, with chain, seal and
key. The watch is Of superior workmanship,
and runs SO accurately as to enable the captain
to run his ship by it. The appendages are Of
solid fine gold, of original pattern and strictly
nautical design. They consist of log chains,
with anchor that takes to pieces, q seal that
represents sailor with his instruments, and a
key fashioned after tackle block. The whole
does much credit to the manufacturer, Mr.. e.
r. Kimberly, of 179 Water street. .=@
The watch bears the inscription: !" Presented
by the Sun, Atlantic, Mercantile, New York,
Union, Orient and Atlas Insurance Companies,
of New York, to Capt. John Klen, for his merit
orious conduct in bringing to her port Of desti-
nation the ship Spirit Of the Times, when, on
her voyage from Valparaiso to Baltimore, she
was dismasted off the coast of South America,
in December, 1854.
journal Of Commerce, Aug. 10Th
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TEE OgtVe.
~ CHCKERIEG hasths pleasure informing hin friends auV
ha pnbhc that he has fitted up SALOON at NO. Is pERpI
5fREET the the "a
with the very best WINES LIQUORS the city Affords
APisToL GALLERY has been arranged Second Story
which will be under charge Of CANCEY we'll known st N
Lake aud in The City.
DO thought the paa
pubchab made share of
kS snAk LoNSh from III TO l. 7pN
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By D. L. SHEARER.
NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctionees.
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE. Z
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INsuRANa

The Company have the following aRsets:
Invested Bond and Mortgage property worth double
tbs amount loaned thereon ssssois 90
Joona nm Bank and other sqs50o
Blla Reeoivsbs being Notes for Premium. sS
Invested Real Estate Estimated yspe a7po00 oo. 63 Is
Due for Premium Collection. 5O2ss S.
s.y,n yon other Companies estimated BOSS
Caab on hand I00ss %
--
Total Assets 40
tTHos. A. ADAaa, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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PARISH OFFICERS.

~ sasg-JOsEpH HUFTY.
Eor coroasr- CHARLES N. 0LsvIER.
For 3istries Atsraey-M A. FOUTE.
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MILES c. F0LKEs,
Aueoneer and Merchant Washington street
burg, Mississippi.
ES- VIII sell MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY o, all ds.cr,
lions consigned him. and Prompt Remanees the same
ReferHt
Messrs. JOHN WATT a. Co., -
a9SSply CUDoY, BROWN 4 CO., new oreanB