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Nursery Trees.

ME have at our Nursery, on the claim of
w Judge WAKEFIELD, about 40, 900 APPLE
TREES, of one and two years growth from the
graf, land are now ready to supply with trees
all who favor us with patronage.
We have also several hundred PEACH TREES.
n. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing ont trees, and it being comparatively
time of leisure, those wishing to set out young
orchards may do well not to postpone it.
VIM. p. HAM & CO.
Kansas, Nov. /, IS56.-3us
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loo. coo Usage Orange Plants.
or the best quality for hedging. for ssle e
~ our nuzssFy on Rock Creek miles s. II
OF iaWrence. e $500 Per thousand We xsa
also set The hsdge and warrant It to grew, fer
3Sz cts per red. ordsrs left az the Fost<oEies
N lawrence, viii receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH GARDINER & CO.
JAM ,1e56.etf
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H Another snow storm, on We'd
nesday; but the atmosphere was quite
mild.
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R We shall commence. on the
frst..of January.a meteorological table.
and continue it through the season.
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C. B. Clements,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, will attend to all
~ business Entrusted TO his care; also,will
attend to the purchase and sale of land and
land claims, the location of land warrants, DE.
Tecumseh, ShawneeCo., KIT, Nov. p, SO.
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T. .. Wanles.

.DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
IL and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner of Piasa and Second streets,
Alton. III.
April 26, l556.-1y
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I. Hall & Co.,
i Hall & Co.

DRECEIVING, Forwarding and Commits
Ii sion Merchants. Corner Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, K. T.
Dec. 6. IS.
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R Stringfellow in his last iSqaatfer
SOrereign, has column for our person
a benefit. The character of the whole
article may be Judged of from the fol-
loWing:-
Last spring we gently, kindly took
you down from the lofty heights you
aad 50 impudently scaled. Next time
you may meet with rougher customers.
Shose dispositions may incline them to
make you dance jig on asingle string.
ID imitation of one of Paganini's tunes.
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s.. B. Cats,

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
IL and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, de- Store on Second street, Alton, Ill.
Eog.s, 1856 lys
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F I O U r !.

Just received, new supply of Weston
y Flour. This flour is called the best that
has ever been introduced to our market
Nov 5, 1856. G. STEARNS.
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Acknowledgements

OF Receipts for subscriptions to the Herald Of
Freedom, from Dec. 6, to Dec. 10, 1856.
Brought from 4th page, $346 90
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NorcrOss' Patent Circular-saw Iii

sTIGLEMAN, JOHNSON 5 CO., PRcPR'a
-Ahon, Nliaois.
uAvING purchased the right for ell the
IL Western States and Territories ofthe above
patent. We are now prepared to furnish the best
CIRCULAR sAw-aILL,
decidedly, that has ever been offered to the
public. Mr.. Norcross is well known Is the
largest practical and most scientific manufac.-
urer in this country, probably in the world: and
his Circular Saw-Mill is fast becoming a
popular and celebrated as his Planning Ma
chine, and only requires an examination to
giveit the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER sAw-NILLs.
The saw has lateral vibration on adjustable
rocker boxes. and when thrown out of line will
recover itself by tho action of the driving belt;
while at the same time the arbour has no later
al play IN the boxes, and is made to fit close
with the shoulders to prevent the oil from get
ting oHt while IN operation, matter Of great
Importance where the motion is as rapid as in
circular saws.
The arrangement of this machine Is so par
feet, simple and adjustable, that much thin
ncr saw can be used than is on any other mill,
thereby greatly
SAVING POWER AND LUMBER,
anu 70 lnucD 1855 D&Die 20 get cut OF order. Inc
head blocks is a great improvement over the old
style; both can be set by one man at the same
time.
We are also manufacturing and furnishing
ENGINE OILERS,
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for raid mills,
of as good style and quality, and as cheap, as
can be had in the West. We are also manu-
featuring the Muly Jumper Upright Saw Mil.
which Is nnGifrDaSspd e a nFrinh4 mill md
has many advantages over the circular saw,
with
ENGINES, BOILERS, AND ALL COMPLETE.
All of the sad work is kept constantly on
hand at the
PIASA NDRY,
Alton, Illinois, and ct NJ. G. NOISE & Co.,
No. 16 Main street, st. Louis. No., who are
sur AUTHORIZED agents for the sale Of the same.
Orders for the above mills viii be received
by CIV. BROWN, Esq, at the Herald Of Free
dom office, Lawrence, Kansas.
April 90, '56.-ly
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P OF Ar o q s

lust received by the subscriber, not from
- the Border Ruffians," but from beyond
theWakarusa, $50 bushels splendid Meshan-
mock and Pink Eyed Potatoes,
Nov. 5, 1856. G. STEARNS.
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Topping, Brothers,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers In
~ Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instrument dc. Store between
Levee and Second streets, Alton, III.
Nov. 8, 1856. Iys
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John Baldwin, Fsrryman.

inst completed his new fssry boat and
IL holds kin,esIf II readiness % take s,asss7.z
gers and teams over the Kensas river, orpozite
LasTsnce, at AL hours, On sPpliession, st the
Lawrence, Eansss Terriers.
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Lime.

ORDERS received by the subscriber for
" lime 500 bushels will be ready in a few
days delivery wherever wanted.
C.STEARNS, Is Mass. st.
Also, for sale as above, lumber and shingles.
Lawrence, April 5, 1S56-tf.
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Edwin cary,

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER,
" keeps a full supply Of Teas. Coffee, Su-
gar, Aolasses, and 2 general stock Of provis-
ions. which viii be furnished Kansas Pion-
eers at prices lower than can be bought il
st. Louis Store on Third street, one door east
Of the Alton Bank
Nov. 6, 1856. lys
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c. D. ELLIS. >. 8. eAyExDER. sAs- SIXTH.
BOOTS And SHOES.
ELLIS, cAvaNDHR & CO

NHoLktALk DEALERs,
NO. - MAiE STREET, corner o. Pine
! street Sc. Louis, No.. are now receiving
tlsen spring stock which is OF superior oaaiifT
and style, being manufactured especially 70 cur
order. Comprising choise assortment az a.
dies, Misses and Childfens' ans stock. alss !
large assortment Of Cent? and Ladies Pl.ila-
deipiia make. al Of which they win ssh q
prompt men or fo1 cash Il small advance
over eastern prices.
An examination of orr Suck l. solicited Ii
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Corn and Potatoes Wanted

Lawrence, Nov. %, 1856.
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Just Received.

EXTRA Sugar House Molasses, handsome
IL Brown Sugar, first rate Rio Coffee, Star
Candles. Bar Soap, Side Meat, and Corn Meal.
Nov 18th, 1856. @. STEARNS.
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W. A. HoIton q Co..

Lawrence, March Is, 1885. Do
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j. G. Blunt,

physician and SURGEON, recently
Il from Ohio, has located on Pottawatomie
Greek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
practising his profession.
Dec. 5, 1865
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. onoPoUNDS OF BACON, PORK, &C,
O.UUU for sale, wholesale or retail, at the
lowest price, at A. a. FAXON'S Provision
Stare.
Lawrence, March 1st '56-6m.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Coon nIEDICINI1sr Is ESTIMATED ma Ed THAT HAT
~ AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATiARIiC fllIS nAYe
done more to promote the public health than any 9nsf Gne
BY It's thousand thousand cures Of Colds Coughs Asthma,
Group Influenza Bronchits etc. nnch reduced me RIo
portion Of deaths from consmptve diseases IN this country me
Pills are as good as the Pecora md will complaints
Every body needs or less puging Purge the blood
from its impurities Purge the bowels Liver and the whole
scerH system from distractions Purge the diseases which
fasn on the BODY t. work is decay But for diseases We
from the sEy ; before , y yst strong yield o.
but when has taken strong hold he astounding state
ments Of those who have been cured by them from dreadful
ga Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Complaints Heartburn,
Headache Govt and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments such pimpes tho face WORMS Nervous rrita
bty Of appetite, Irregularities Dizziness in the head,
Colds Fevers nysentery and indeed every variety Of
These random Statements but authenticated by your
own neighbors and your own Physicians. ,,t3 tES
Try them once and YOU will never be without them, 4
Price rs cts. per Box-5 Boxes for 81 90. y5asg
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Err Chemist Lowell, Mass and
sold by all respectable Druggists every where.
fe2O 3mdSW J. WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Agents.
r WRIGHT IL CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propreors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. lbl amp q Charities
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Eirst District Pound.

- g
NNTAS# broughtto the First District Pound on Dry
wv AIDES street, between Julia and Girod Streets as
estrays--- #G$ s$#
One dark yellow she Goat, with black stripes on
| the back, the forehead white
One she Goat with face and ram White, yellow Oh
The neck and Jaws, and with waities. %a3s
One pale yellow and white she Goat, no horns, win
watllea. Y z, .
brand visible. f&5 a Il, "a. e J, y. 4. 4
nenaes thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
Said pound, on FRIDAY, 18th Instant, at 1Oo'cock
IA. 5:5#i e. .I,r ! puPtpS
&f& Stree, Commissioner.
New Orleans, April y 1856. asia II
III ete conduit au depot du Premier District, rue
Dyades entire les Julie ct G rod, CONNIE epaves
une Chevre jaime brun. avec rates nores au dos,
le front blanc. $5s E5$
Inc Chevre, ayant Ia face ct Ia croupe banches lie
5cou etles machoires james, tdes glandes. ##
Une Chevre jaune pale et blanche, sans cornes ct
ayant les glandes. ID
Une Vache nore front blanc. sans marque nj etampes
Yisibes.8 i 5fz 55S tsa
4 81 les dts animaux ne sont pas reclames dams dix
ours ct les denenses payees, lis seront vendus Pen
chere publique, au dit depot, VENDREDI IS du
couranl a 10 henres A. NJ.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
Mile Orleans lie 7 avril 1856 as 70 II. sa
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~
Forthe contract for building and placing two Floating
Bridges across Canal Carondelet at the junction Of
# Claiborne and Marais streets with said Canal.
THE old turning bridges across said Canal Caronde-
J. 3let a, Claiborne and Maras streets shall be re-
moved by the contractor and shall be the property of
said contractor. ,fs fg R
moving platforms, cranks fender piles, etc, shall be
built in all points, similar to the floating bridge
the New Canal at its junction with Metairie Road,
except the ratings on each side OF said bridges, which
shall be well finished according 10 the plan 10 be fur
nished by the City Surveyor.
All the materials be used in the construction of
said BRIDGES platforms and other apparatus, shall be OF
the best quality, spending in size and dimensions
with those used in the construction of the bridge
across the New Canal al Metairie Road and shall be
furnished by The contractor as well as the labor.
The bostom sides and deck of the bridges shall be
cauked with three threads OF good oakum and tarred
in the best manner, and the bottom and sides shall be
sheathed over with 12inch yellow pine pianks of
the best quality. a&2 7It3' 3-FlSstrf5"
The sides ends of the bridges shall receive three
coats OF black oil paint and the ratings three coats of
white ieadin oil the whole in the best manner. &@
Each of The bridges TO be provided with two good
hand.pumps, l5
The whole work 10 be executed 10 the entire salts.
faction the City Surveyor, otherwise il shall be
| jeced by said officer.
Security 10 the amount of $1,000 shall be required TO
guarantee the faithful performance of the contract.
The contractor sha bind himself 10 begin the work
len days after the approval of the adjudication by the
Common Council, and 10 complete the sixty days
alter, under penalty of $40 per day for each and
| every day thereafter the work is not completed
Payments in cash on the completion of the work
and lis acceptance by the City Surveyor
In case of neglect on the part of The contractor 10
comply strictly with the foregoing specifications, the
Common Council reserves the right 10 declare the
contract pso iacto, null and void without applying
court of Justice aud wiIhou, indemniying The CON
tractor. -
Bids to be for both bridges and apparatus COMPLETE
including the demolition Of the old turning bridges
LOUIS H. PILE,
y 5+5t City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
| itgs Of The Board Of Aldermen, New Orleans
March 9Th, 1856. 5fEE
fSignedl CHAS. PRIDE,
Chairman.
lApproved by the Committee Streets and Landings
| Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans
| Mach 9Th, 1856, Ei
tsignedl ISAAC THAYER,
4 tssyi5s{ Chairman,
| New Orleans, eOth March, 1856, a7dl4
III AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures!
paid Tor Land WRyrsnta Also, all kinds Of uncurfen
Bank Notes Coin, Bullion and Exchange, purchased by
y II. 3. MERRELIi & CO.,
ns a&Wly Eaz Nc. q Camp street, corner Of Common.
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SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS
The construction of Nuisance Wharf opposite In
dependence street, Third District. SSssss5
RESIE wharf shall be constructed according TO The
n lines, heights and dimensions to be given by the
City Surveyor q
The piles shalb Of lake or river timber Of the best
quality less than IL by IL inches square at one
end and 8 by9 inches square ut the other end, and
Shall be driven from Is 90 feet into the solid ground
of 10 feet from centres. The head Of the
piles shall be squared according to the heights to be
given by the Surveyor, and shall receive and support
1lby II inches square caps which shall be strongly
fastened 10 each said with drag nails inch
square by Is inches long, The seepers shall be at
least inches square, shall rest at right angles the
strongly fastened at each intersection with capNh
drag nails inchsqnare by 6nches long. The planks
for the flooring shall be of yellow pine of the best
quality IL inches wide by inches thick and not less
they shall be strongly nailed each
Of the sleepers with inch pressed spikes two the
ends Of each plank and one at The intersections with
each the sleepers The sleepers and flooring shall
project feet outside The iastroW of piles intot
river and at the ends of said seepers there shall be
placed fender cap Is inches which shall pro-
ect u inches above the flooring of the Rharfan shall
be strongly fastened 10 each sleeper with screw bolts
of and half nchin diameter. Two mooring piles
12 inches square shall be driven where the Surveyor
shall direct and shall strongly fastened to The piles
and caps Of the wharf with al least one-inch
| bolts: "A substantial wooden railing shall be con-
sirueted all round said wharf river front excepted
which shall be feet high. The whole as per plan to
be furnished by the City Surveyor.
All the materials shall be of The best quality, and
bor Fis@ 5
The contractor shall be bound 10 begin the work ten
days after the approval Of the adjudication by the Com
mon Council, and to complete The same thirty days
afeE, under a penalty Of SO per day for each and
every day thereafter the work is not completed.
Security amount of $500 shall be required TO
guarantee the faithful performance of the contract.
Payments i'll cash on the completion Of the work
and lis acceptance By the City Surveyor.
In {of%neglact the part of the contractor to
comply strictly with the foregoing specifications; the 4
Council reserves The right 10 declare The contract
ipso facto, null and void, without applying to court
of Justice and Without indemni flying The contractor
Bids to bs per square of 100 superficial feet for the
whole work complete. 5S Es.ss.E5 zQG$
$5t LOUIS H. PILE,
s4t City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Landings
Of The Board Of Aldermen, New Orleans, 27h March,
1856 g,lG : @
tsignedl CHARLES PRIDE,
a ~ ss555+g s5=s p4t5 Chairman.
Approved BY the Committee on Streets and Landings
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans,
III 9th March, 1856. t
| [Signed] ISAAC THAFER,
| .Z93$ Chairman.
New Orleans, 2oh March, 1856 a 1E.6 az
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

.-.- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th january s56 before
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
corng do epose and say that the above
just and true, and correct transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. FL WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day OF January
1856. CHAS NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest six
in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits h the
holders ereo their legal representatives and sfer
MONDAY, thG1lth of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend Of ten
the net earned premiums of the Company for
yeard ending 31s Decembe 1856 for which certificates will be
issued and after the 18th Of March
nThs Company continues to insure against the peril the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. the Of
premium. Office, No IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President, f
JOHN Il. SHAW, Vice President
JAMES H. WHEELER. Secretary.
New Orleans january Is, 1856
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=, M \ TIOpE1 IIAI.L. No Isl sr. CHARLES
MUSIC TEACHING.

sar1s INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
XEAE THOMAS MARTIN one Of the Oldest instructors in
g this city, will give Lessons this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require recommendation.
10 Orders left with P. WERLEIN No. Camp street,
will meet with prCmpt attention, e % If
eiasAhssH Mrs. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
lEz5z5E5b gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
at her residence. No. % Constance street. and also at
glAEgR No. 50 Heva street. R3~TermsS5 per month, or
twelve lessons. RLECTURES at q Constance street
week s fe10 ly
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HARDWARE.

y JD'H.5 WATERMAN. 4@E cHAs Nj WATERMAN
SaEEESSsgszEaAS y. WATERMAN Is BROTHER,
HARDWARE Ar MERCHANTS, corner Of Com
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment of articles comprising part
follows:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails Rope
Axes Chains Scythes 5354. 7.-.,
Carpenters Tools complete,
=E Coopers' Tools IA g. @5
Anvis Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates, ~ s.
a$. Garden Engines Pumps j
4 .sasl. Ploughs Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements
ts& y &E &ga5 Sj5 Mill, Cross and Pit Saws
+ .5a8s I'll 3s@ Ok Yokes, Bows Singetrees
.s,6 I!l5s..t,.5a Turning Lathes,
Hoes Hames, shoyes and Spades, Platform scales,
Antirons, Tenders, Shopels and Tongs Corn Mills,
~ Copper and Iron Coal Hods Cob Crushers.
y Single and Double Barrel Guns,
EN- ~ Coffee Hecas, Chaing Dishes,
83t 5 Chinese Gbngs, Iron Bedsteads
.t Britannia and Plated Ware
4%s5Ps Il Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers rs
g "a 81 &5s S3%&S q Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
3S o2S Ssines Fishing Tackles, etc.
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For attending the Bridge across Bayou St. John al
Telemachns street, for The term of one year.
EHylE bridge shall be delivered TO the contractor in
It's present good condition. and the contractor shall
bind himself TO keepit always in the same good cond
in and the piraon of his contract 10 return the
same the cyin perfect order. ts5 sz4 Z.
The contractor shall bind himself 10 keep constantly
in attendance during day and night the requisite
Der of hands 10 open and shut said bridge often
may be required and he shall furnish all oil etc. that
may be required TO keep said bridge always i'll good
working order.
Thecontractor shall repair and keep always in good
5order, the platforms used for turning said bridge.
All damages which may occur 10 said bridge through
negligence or ncapacy of the contractors shall be
repaired and paid for by him VI
The contractor shall be fined in the sum of ten dol
lars for each and every neglect of duty said fine 10 be
retained by the Comptroller out of any of the monthly
payments 10 be made to said contractor. aja
E&Secnryi in The sum of 1000 shall be required TO
guarantee tile faithful performance of the contract.
In case OF neglect the part of the contractor 10
comply strictly with the foregoing specifications the
Council reserves the right to declare the contract pso
facto, null and void without applying 10 court of
justice and without indemnifying the conlractor and
also the right Of having the work performed at the
pense of the contractor and his security. g.
Payments 10 be made monthly on the certificate of
the Surveyor. S555sg5
The contracto be adiudcated for term of one year
10 date from the opening of the navigation of said
Bayou by the Company.
he The ali 1yorlr nnn,nleta
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pUSSET BROGANs AND MUD BOOTS,
Ia FOR PLANTATION USEThe subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Rnst Brogans and Mud Boots selected
for plantation expressly Also we'll assorted stock OF
Boots and Shoes, for sale low
d5 JOHN B. VALENTINE & CO., 81 Common street,
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tT1r rr
Parish Of Orleans city e Of New Orleans
e II remembered na On inc iz 9, June 1922 before me-
i3 ] " LIZ lo & am d. ~
iih H. . M ~ H., ,.,i Inn. ~ -
If Man n-IaIs lyhn bnine iv N Inr
~ anu n a ~ n ~ 1 ~ I'll t I'M .u 'tue
"e3 "S'ss' '''e'tF'- ITtIN DEN uEPTGN Pra:;Iar+
st,tJR TT EIR REE S Sac,,eta rTsioen'
aor r., d hsfra NE MA oh a., ~ imne 1875
so,d 1ztto IF .h rocs for t, 4 pr " 'H " 6lsas
III. Ro.rd If director, have declared svasua If Fifteen
~ 80 r"i VI ~. ~, ",e n"a @to;nnn In tn
nrotsl nf ,n vaar endn st Nav Is5 for Witch scrin GER
Scaeq | bp eneI on Ind afia ia LAT IF Su~nst le55
JOHN PEMBERTON, President,
A. sCHRElBER, Secretary.
New Orleans, June Il, 1866
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberon, B. .. Vignaud, j. A. 3Eaud
Logan Knight, n: Cuddy VIM Hogel,
o. Gallari, Pierre Poutz, e. Milenberger.
b. r go0rhies, r Ma5pero, lel3
= VYNFI JNSFTFs ANCE = SPA ESHFITR - SECI-
SITRhECE ANNUITY AND TRIJST COMPANY OF PIJIT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERPETUAL.
~ " - :. ,o-c -, e,x, ,oo ~.
n,prcrops or TIVE now po,pn
wv nv -, ~ - ,1r
a; W iHonpSoh ali D. nouu.ru u, IN florence,
VIM NJ Godwin, James oeVerenN, Lawrence Johnson,
Geo MGfihen!ry, S. r. Crawford. Gustavus English
banl' W. l'Dgey, =.
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, yce-P President
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Trensurer
RJy~New Orleans Branch Office No. 4S Camp street.
The undersigned General Agent Of the above we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app
rates and by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
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WOODTWARD'S CABINET FuRNI-
n TURE WARER0OMS, No IT'S Magazine street and II
In Julia street-Furnture of every variety for sale and
|1 made to order in good and substantial Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships, Steamers
the shortest notice
N. B.-Havng taken the large brckhouse Julia street
families leaving the city. -
Furniture Carts hire and moving attended with care
iy9 ly