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V1RGINIA.-A, Rules held in tho CLERKS Office

Y inGlSIA.-At Rules held in tho Clerks Office OF
J., ae Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond. the 9Th
";ot February, leJ5,
ABEL Genre:, r)f
against
~ uer:,e A. Johnson widow of George ~ johnson
c,,ry Anne Johnson. Marguerite Howard Johnson;
LsS .'An'on, Arthur Sico!sOn Johnson and Caroline
'gGanson infant children Of the said George n
Tne a.;re"seo Deits.
or ,b OF This sui, s to carry into effect contract
Cree e o. certain anGs on the waters of Pocualico
GeorSeS ;hana"hh coun,y, Virginia, made between
.'seD On and Carter p Johnson (both de-.
ssiav, one part and the plaintiff the other; and
GoYe II"s Ocen made and filed that the defendants
hemd 49, IRE nonresdents of this Commonwealth
soden n b are notified appear atthe rules to be
4ordsr =, e ie'"s Office of the said Court on the 6rst
he next aud do wha. is necessary protect
FS la.a,!n N 'hs sut "a Copy-Tes;e.
EUS ROBINSON, Clerk
~ ss,,;n ss,,h;nnkEeTiPISTS NOTICE. Keep con.
TcIE N.Y.. S' hHnd, Of the most reliable quality every
sold low I IL The sTi of Daguerreosyp;ng which will
eeu guars..sS a Instructions given in the art and
MP. sINoNs, Richmond.
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COMMISSIONERS orr,rr

MADISON CouRr HorsE iA>uARY 10, 1855
The several parties TO the foregoing nrocca5;
ase notice that huve appointed the ltS dsv or Th WI
:$ at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at my o;fce nt Madison ca
ii7i" 10 execute the above decree. when and Syho.
ae? required attond, with the evidence To ennbi
=" 10 ID 60.
fcb ,-cviw THO J. HUMPHREYS Comr,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19

The legislature of Georgia has assed biz aeciac'
ing ,hs, so much Of any will or Leod Is d:reci1 .hs
msnulnission Of any slave bs void
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19
THE cuARLEsTowx "sPIRiT OF JEFFER

THE CuARLESTOWS 'sPIRiT OF JEFF fERSON."
This sound Democratic journal made its appear.
ance again on Tuesday last, after temporary suspcn
zion, under the editorial management Of WM. LrcAs
Jr. We welcome him back to his post. In thf
conclusion ~f hi- -d-n,-rhi" sa'u"tnr.- ho eey7:
To my c,cmporaries Of the press, | extend m;
cordial greeting, with the hope that oar intercourse
may continue heretofore, courteous and friendly
Aud here would take occasion TO snv. TINT believe
ing argument and scntlcmaniy rstort, to be the only
c,itimate weapons III discussion, in no case will
descend 70 those indelirac personalities, too inQucat
l. made oil by pol;tics! opponents"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19
The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv KITCHIE, PRYOR g. DCNNAvANT.
WIN : RITCHlE g. ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19
CHASTISEMENT OF THE FEJEE ISLAND


The Panama "S;ar" Of the 5th ins.an, announces
The arrival at Aspnwa OF The United States sloop of
war John Aiams, Commander boutwell,, from the
Feee Islands via Valparaiso, and gives the following
interesting particulars OF her cruise:
"1hc United States ship John Adams left this port
in July last, bound 10 tho Frcc Islands, inquire
nto and seek rcparaon for many Cruz liics committed
hv the natives nhabitirg those islands, and 10 Gn-
mand indemnity i"r the plumber of several American
ships trading AMI fishing in the F. urchi;'cago.
Th" obstinate and refractory nature Of these savugcs
demanding the exercise of vigorous and harsh lnua-
Surcs, the commander Of :he John Adams deemed il
cxpcdicn to toarh them their obligations 10 the hut
man race, aud did 60 in Il munn"r that made some
impression upon them, and which il is 10 be hoped,
they will lung remember.
"Durn. the cruising Of the John Adams in the Fcjcc
group Of land, five sharp engagements took place pe-
tween her crew and the cauuibabals Of Polynesia, in
which American valor was always victorious.
Five Of their largest towns werre burnt and all the
houses therein reduced to ashes.
1--WE learn that an important treaty has heen rnli.
fled between Commander Boutwell, and rui Ne uf
American Government, the particulars Of which
have no; transpired.
1.-The visit o! this ship 10 the Ftiee Islands hRs
suited in the re--staDlshing order and restoring the
confidence of American citizens resting there"
We also fad the following paragraph IN the Ealaa.
raso Mercury Of December ~.
"rhe American corvette John Adams cGrnc i'll m
the 2ls,, forty four days from the Fcee Islands She
was here in February last She returns from vsi:
Of punishment 10 the rears, on account nf drrrc-
datons committed by ti.cn whale ships and ine:r
crews wrecked on their coasts |; is hupe! tho g..
verify OF the lesson may be effective to restrain The
propensities ofthese cannibns for the future"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19

The Concert for the poor, Friday night, was
most successful in every respect. The immense Ne.
tropolltan Hall, the use Of which was literally ten
dcred BY Mr.. r. A. Mayo, the proprietor, was crowd
cd in every portion and the CONCERT mus, have real
lied handsome SUN. The bi,tcres. Know. Nothing
must have felt his conscience smite him when he Oh.
served that every performer Of foreign BIRTH and
that these excellent adopted citizens, whom pn.lcnl
bisotry would prescribe, engaged generously in the
great cause of Charity.
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enough to investigate this mRorand let tho ouhii,
have tho result ot sinveslisaion Who are t!.eyl ",
have tho vote before us, and we 20 10! see the u,
"f one single mani What, not even Fuller. f,,,r
Pennsylvania No. He either lodged or found i
very convenient to be moncntarily absent nt ,Li
time to vote, but in time 10 Join the committee 10 con-
duct Mr.. Banks 10 the Speakers chair
While not single Know. Nothirg from IN. rre,
States voted for Aiken, nineteen iSor.hcrn or frr,
State Democrats did vote for hjm--d;a yot. sysi,,.
Banks-und the records show il, and prove whal v,
assert.
Banks has been elected Speaker, without obtaining
vote FROM Southern member aud his election,
could haze been defeated il The supporters Of Fuller
had voted for Aiken. The resu, is hn exelu,iye!,
sectional triumph 10 the puope of the free States Nh,
will be hailed by them with congratulations as an IN
auguratlon OF the baleiu theories Of their Black Re
publican hosts.
II the peonie Of te South do not now unite rs one
party-if southern Know No,hin:s are not s.tisGe.
that their Northern national tfi.uds are unworthy q
ahigtion with .hem-tben we are at a loss tn know
what would satisfy them, and what would unite IN,
SOUTH .iagasta Constitu,ioua!!s..
And yet. With Il ese facts staring them in the face
The Know Nothing. Of Virginia, as Represented hi
the National American, would cheeriulIy vote for Flu!
lor or Davis rs Pres ient-(see Wednesdays Nation
al American land even the Wing continues 10 az
plaud the reCusnnt Fuller u tho skies!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

CoScoRDIA PARIsH.-We clip the subjoined items
from the Concordia 1ntegencer of the 25th:
The IVeather.-The rain of last week Thursday
morning was so light and so limited and partial in
quantity, that but little benefit was derived by the
planters from its fall. =
On Tuesday night of the present week pr9l
more abundant fall of rain took place, aecomp9nea
with thunder 1t continued shoWery on Wednesday
much to the delight of the planters.
Destruction Of the Corn Crop.-We are tlly sorry
to record the partial destruction Of the yong corn on
some of the best plantations in ConcoTna Parish ny
the chintz bug. We have specimenSo.,i OF corn so de
stroyed in oice. The bug males It's attack poth
petey off close by the gronn5 Whitehall plantation,
4 few miles below Vidalia ,pid the plantation of J. T.
MeMurran, ESQ.,, in this parish, have particularly
suffered We learn fra planters in the M nelgabor
county are sufIerinc rom the same cause.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28
Ratification Meeting In Catalonia.

. y
The friends of Fillmore and Donelson in the Parish
Of Catahoula turned out in full force on the 18th
INST The meeting was held in the Court House.
Joshua Fenimore was called to the Chair and S, s.
Bowman appointed Secretary. The Chairman ex-
planned the objects of the meeting etc, after which
committee was appointed, to report resolutions
consisting of Afessrs. J. Hawkins, R. n Cuny and
James G. Taliaferro.
The Hon. Peter Alexander, of Tensas, being called
upon, responded in brilliant and eloquent speech
which brought down frequent ronnds of enthusiastic
applause. -
The following resolutions were reported by the com
mittee and unanimously adopted: A.: s4
R3o,,sd That this meeting approves the nomination of Mil
iard rimore as the American candidate Office Of Pres
the American candidate for the Of Vice President and
pledges Its support TO that ticket the ensuing Presidential
election .s - "A .sg ,,cF-i r.-N97 .Ts't'1-t-Ai
e8olrd That the broad conservative grounds oecunia y
aiad Fillmore during his administration the Government
as its highest executive officer the able and stafssmanke
pursued by him President the United States
me sene o. hIs meeting reliable guaranty that, again ee
country will be efficiently sustained s' 15Sss a
fesorsd Iha this meeting cordially approve
of Andrew j. Donelson tho American candidae fort oc
of Vice President believing as it does that The an
nos9n OF the Hon A. j. Donelson einentIy qualify him fo
| that dis tnzushed office. = N 8 -
Alessrs S. S. Bowman, Henry P. Daniels, Robert E
Holstein, Capt. Francis Routh, r. a. Cnny and c. A
Hooper were appointed delegates to the Mnden EIec
torai Convention to be held on the first Monday il
June next.
Messrs. S. F. Routh. l. H. Boatner, DR.. G. G. Groves
John 7. Deveal, J. Hawkins and John H. Lovelac
were appointed delegates to the State Convention to
be held in Baton Rouge on the third Monday in June
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28
Thlra,y-F Fonrth congress--E,lrst SESSION.

4 " asHIEGToN, April 49, 1885, Senate On motion
q ar Seward, resolution was adopted directing
tae COMMITTEE Post Offices to INQUIRE concerning
eae expediency Of establishing uniformity in the rates
y postags throughout the United States.
lnstrustng the Committee on Patents to consider tbe
q amending the patent laws so far as TO
aoW the lnnabifants Of the neighborna British rro-
!1nces 20 ENJOY the benefits Of those laws on m aI
footing IN an respects with the citizens 0f the United
States. IA "A - : -iAseo -
The Senate went into an Exees,tiye zessio,, and
when the doors were opened, ~ a'ASA n
The bill to authorize and facilitate she construction
Of railroad and magnetic telegraph thrfTah nc
ritories of the United States from tI1 Nississsrn
river to the Pacific ocean.
Mr.. Weller made long speech iii favor of the Fi.
saying, in the course Of his remarks that the Com
nittee have not designated any particular roate Tat
is LETT to the decision of the Secretary Of War the
Secretary of the Interior and the Postmaster General
under the direction Of the President He showed
the particular advantages and necessities of such
means OF ntercommunicatfon between the two
oceans. A number of private bills were passed, and
the Senate adjourned till Monday. d 5$5 ~ 4
House of Representa- atises--Mr. Haven caused to be
read two letters addressed to Mr.. Benson the Chair
man of the Committee on Naval Affairs, inviting,
through him. the members Of both Houses to visit
Annapolis Tomorrow for the purpose Of seeing the
new war steamer Merrmac, and saying that the Pres
dent and the Secretary Of the Navy will leave Wash
ington this afternoon, and will wait until after the ar
rival of the morning tran at annapolis tomorrow,
before proceeding to the ship. If. ;s855
The letters were laid on the table when it was re-
solved that when the House adjourned it adjourn to
meet on Monday next.
The House took up, in Committee of the Whole en-
the state of the Union, the senates amendments to
ported to the House, when the House adjourned till
Monday. s 55E n ss5 S85 $ 1Ss#
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NUMBER ~.
Ratification Meeting In ST. srary.


The Americans Of the noble old psr;sb - q
Mary, held rousing meeting On the 21at inst TSa
nomination Of Fillmore and Donels1n was ,,,a-t;
mousy and enthusiastically ratified sesssa ara,
H. Lewis and a. Olivier addressed Tie rueetfno ,eitt
much acceptability and force, Che former eiypy 4
account of the proceedings Of the PhiladeIphis fn
Ventlon and the latter defending and vndicatne the
glorious party of Wheh,1e is bright ornament.
Several resolutions were adopted, from among
which we clip the following:
Cher Resolre That in conformity with the determine
on OF the Grand Council of the STATE held city New
scresF in our deliberations abr6gas all reauiri
Of obligations sign and passwords and resolve
INTO party whose discussions and deliberations shall b.
heu N pnslc; and that do cordially invite all whi
approve OF the principles of the American party, Ii
Q! inc election or Fillmore aud Doneo forart
@ ,i s ea ana hand in the great struggle which
nnt 10 make with that party which will arrayed against
e approaching election of the highest Offices in the
GlIt OIL the american people. e
ihe following delegates were appointed to the con
vention to assemble at Opelousas on the first Mon.
day IN June: VIM. F. Haiheigh. AdoIphus Olivier
Gabriel Greyemberg r. Richardson R. E. Caffery,
VIM. Humphrey and Wilson McKerail
The following gentlemen were selected as delegates
70 the convention to assemble at Baton Rouge on the
third Monday in June Hon. J. W Walker Dr..
Brashear, E. B. Olivier, Jas Ledke, DR.. Wood and
Benjamin Hudson 3&s
st. Mary will give splendid account of herself
next November. That may be set down as the most
liked OF all the g fixed facts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

FATAL DAYS IN YELLOW FEyER.-Dr.J. D. Bryant,
one of the volunteer physicians in the Portsmouth,
Va, pestilence has published pamphlet about the
disease He remarks that the fifth day of the disease
was especially fatal, and partiulary dreaded both by
the patients and their friends. During period of
the epidemic, this day was scarcely less the cause of
panic than the disease itself.
The number of deaths on the fifth day could not
have been fewer than thirty per cent. The seventh
was the day of the next greatest mortality. Those
who survived the ninth day generally recovered,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

Mr.. Hand havs declined the American nomi-
nation for Mavr of Philadelphia, Hon. Henry D.
Moore has bsn nominated, and has accepted the
nomination
This iconsidered by the party an excellent selec-
ton. Mr. Moore recently represented section of the
cityn Congress- and regarded by his constituents
asa faithful and efficient representative.
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Y A 20 O RI V E R.

Will leave on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
fT@g. FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, MA
a4EafH8 rion, Tchua Yazoo City, SnIaria Vicksburg
:s+= Natclez and al internediae landings-Regular
Yazoo River Packet LEWIS WHITEMAN-The new and light
master port receiving freight will leave above
For freight passage apply on board or TO
as JOHN 4. HYDE Il CO, &C Poydras street.
E@Shippers depend on the Wheman going through
Ietnre and Greenwood without fail.
Will leave on MONDAY. 18Th inst at s O'Clock P NJ
HE5a FOR LEFORIE, G GREENWOOD. SIDON
eE1 s. Tchua, Yazoo City Satarta, TCksburg. Natchez
sSs5-TE4s and all intermediate landings-Regular Yazoo
River Packet LEWIS WILITEMAN-The and swift
ming passenger steamer Lewis Whiteman, Wallace,
master, will leave above For freight or passage apply
board 7. B. SMITH.
aA u New Levee.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April 3Oh, at 5 O'Clock P NJ
ffSss FOR GRANADA. TROY. LEFLORE,
tsa Greenwood, Siton Tchula, Yazoo City, Satara
5SVs=-Ezsz and all intermediate landings The passenger
packet fltOn W. Gwartey master. The Fnon will give
through bills for ail Tnahachee river freghs For freight
passage apply on board or to
APPS LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front Levce.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Both inst, at Pm
, A. FOR YAXOO AND TALLAHATCHTE.
The and splendid light draught
as5FE4ESG Sallie Robinson. Dyas Powers, master for
Mouth of Codwater Tatoba, Leore, Greenwood, Slon,
Tchmla Yaaoo City and AL Intermediate landings the Yazoo
and Talahatchie rivers will leave above The Sae Robin
will take freight for Grenada with privilege OF reshppng
Leflore or Greenwood
APPS JOHN F. HYDE CO., &C Povtras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

TRADE DULL AND FEARS OF THE PEsT1LENcE IN
NoRFoLK.-The following extract from business
letter, dated Norfolk, April, Il, and addressed to
gentleman in New York, shows that apprehensions
are being entertained of reappearance of the Fever
The appearance of warm weather, with the low
prices prevalent for grain, our main dependence,
makes unusual dullness in trade. looking ahead
for fear of return of the pesleuce of last season
troubles the minds of many. We hope it may be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

Leaves on TUESDAY. 29th inst, at 5p,N,

Leaves on TUESDAY. 29th inst at 5 P. NJ.
fY1Er~ R e G U L AR EVERY OTHER
st4sAH=tl THURSDAY packet-For Camden, French Port
;5@ ;5ss@ Beech Hills Mer's Baif Champagnolle, Moro
Wilmington, Pigeon Hill, Caryville, Marie Saline Alabama
Landing Ounciia City Iocoonde Month D. Arbone Tren
ton Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing, Columbia HARRISON
burg Trinity, Black River and all intemedate landings the
Onacha river The fine fast running light raught passenger
packet steamer Judah Touro, G. L. kouns, master, j.
w ion clerk, will leave above. For freight passage,
a25 LEWIS SNAPF K GO. Il Front street ,
H Returning, will leave Camden Wednesday,, April 9th,
ats A. NJ stopping at 'Champagnoe Wednesday evening,
ochomond on Thursday evening" Trenton and Monroe on ri
day morning, Harsonburg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning.
Ihroi pills 3admg given, with privilege of reshppine
on steamer r. H. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
20 be taknn their plncn Of n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

THE WEATHEv- Crop. = Since our last we have
been blessed wuh magnificent rain, which, from the
appearance II the clouds, has been general Such
rain as BIS been needed BY our planters for some
sisted by the ran but fear that it is quite all up
So far as our observation extends the prospect for
stand is as meagre as we have ever seen it, The
felds are intenpersed with small patches of cane,
and extensive gaps without stock to cheer the Wis
ion. Franklin Journal, oath,
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IsELE GR hP HE'D nc THE 6 (gENT.
NEW YORK AND eracrNuArr MARKETS.
RY THE aArfoSAL LrrE

New YORK, April % Flour il q trifla lower. fafes
of Ohio at So to So 81 Southern, ss 82 to ss e21.
Wheat is q trife lower. Mess Pork $ls 37s.
CINcINNAI, april 2s.-Elou, Al 40 to s55 ii.
Whisky is selling at 195c. Lard IS held at IOc.
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, April 2s.--The river u still falling,
with five feet eight inches water on the falls, 55
VIcEsBBRG, April 2s.- The Humboldt passed down
at 2 N. last evening the Bluff and Belle sheri
dan at 2 this morning, and the John simonds at 6
O'clock this morning The Flying GloHd passed down
at 70, and the Latona at II o'clock this forenoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

a New BooK. We understand that leading pus5-
fishing house in this city is about to issue q work
entitled - Confessions Of Reformed Baker,
If that bakerdoes bushes in this city sone people
would like tosee his bread. s 553
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THE LAKE.

ey~. T.ANE suORE pa cTSET
Eaifetas Easaifeta S STEAMER CalifornIa.W Winter Arrange
ing, extending her trips far Pascagola tuesday
Saturday Of each weeh.H
Nelson master built built exrsssy fo ths tEaas Win superior
2SsS
THURSDAYS. 9 A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
Ss Tuesday and Saturday i III 60 e F IS hssR Ps
n~% b, FARE REREDUCED--U. $: MALL
asa sTss9F ssi
sh hes S H.
n ss1 5'>s' o'Hs'D every
Is S'sai"is s. S9aF 5%Hn e % Magazine street.
r--, FoF MOBILE T7REoT. Dan,Y
splendid low pressure phcSet steamer Cuba, r.
Oregon ysr masp hsvhg been built eSpresy for tie
Issvs ts Iass nd Railroad
Will c"bn s'I Fare s'5? to Mobe 4oDuy ANU
Deck r: aEDDEs Agent; 10 Bank Place
New Orleans November l, 1855 ~ 7'' ~ n5
I7RAVK suA7y. IT, &C., coHnIsS5o1 As1
I%EsTERS FRoDooE No. Tehonpi'oulas street, NV
9,.s-!!s: - -, 7,,,7,zn - 1,o,7,11,,7
has ha9d and WIN bsep
0 constantly tor sale TOT elther Cash or city AecePnce
- lu 81 si1A iI E9 Gonsrg .. ANo9
OF ~ oecIlplohs dL oE anu ltti!b ser ~ etc.' e'c
Having leased the hfee-soIy dwellrs No LOO Noo near
M oa59hnG @ Iee. SI ne s t @ m h,d i h
city J., e,,,.o,
eIg1Gh Im w oG Pa . M % & Ta5es
- sloo !; A4o
81 s i i
S;a P:]sx Eyn1AED Rs ,3 OF ,s95Srs2E R1E5GToEs
S II Henry Bier President; John Stroud, Treasurer
las; FurneanY secretaTy Cemetery Commit
tee-linrper Gllngham, tiardner SInl nther lomeS ~
SeXon-Daniel Merritt Members-Frank Lewis, W. 9. vii
ner H. Gastarede S. Boullemet
BsJ- VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS REST'' may be pro-
cured by applying F. NJ CORRY Sickles Co.'S IS
nal street at u. FELT & STETSON'S 81 Camp H.
MILLSPAUG, U. S Mint and the Secretary's Office in
Odd Fellows Hail. corner Camp and Lafayette streets
members of Sockhclding Lodges will be $40
vault; TO all Others $50 per vault
w Information relative the purchase of Lots, be had
On application the Secretary.
apis JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary O. F. Rest
---- ----- ---
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
td uner Act of me re sntnre on i i5h Mnrch lS55
Dnns everv tSundnys excen,ed from to ocoeS
"nS Ssposs s@s si5 6s%i S
1nnrnoru;o IN the Pmh Dets If the n;tpd Sans of the
State Of Louisiana and Of the civ Of New Orleans - ~
non mortgage Of unenc;mbcred md umproyed Real
iSuns upon pledge Of e Stock Of the Incorporated Banks
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of the
distributed semannualy among the Depostors
No Trustee directly Or indirectly borrow any Of the funds
Certificates of deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
will be issued for sums not less than S0 deposited Tor
| TRUSTEES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

TEEE COMING wE.EsEk
Concerning that uhich has tran$pred in The world's
history On corresponding days in past gears, acth
for the readers of the Double Sheet Crescent.