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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

GARDEN VEGETABLEs.--As soon as crops APP
pear above ground the soil should be care
fully stirred around them. This is one of
the advantages derived from drill culture,
and a very important one it is during dry
seasons. The deeper tho ground is loosened,
the better will it support vegetation the
loose ground on the surface acts as null
ching, and prevents the rapid evaporation Of
the moisture from below. The air ia also al
lowed unimpeded access to the roots, facili-
tating those electro-chemical changes upon
which the growth of plants so much depends
The most useful implement for this operation
is the Dutch Or scuffle hoe E; in using it, there
is no occasion to tread on the loose ground
Heavy summer showers more or less CONSOLE
date surface Of all soils surface stirring
should therefore follow Immediately after
rains, and never allow weeds to gain sufficient
Roadway to suggest the use of the hoe, but let
the cleanliness and freedom from weeds be a
consequence of repeated surface cultivation
In planting Lima beans, guard against
deep covering; if the ground is prepared as
previously suggested, they may be simply
pressed under the surface with the hand !;
there is sometimes no small difficulty in get
ting good start with this crop in close soil.
The principal sowing of parsnip long beet
and orange carrots, if not already down,
should receive early attention.
Towards the end of the month, SOW few
seeds Of Walchoren caulihower, to come in
for fall and early winter use.
Flat Dutch cabbage and curcd sayory
seed should also be sown at once for winter
crops.
Celery should be sown for main crops
choose enriched frlables soft, and mulch light
ly with manure, and water occasionally in
dry weather.
Young asparagus plantations should b.
mulched between the rows. and an oeeasiona
watering with salt water will be beneficial
two ounces OF salt to gallon of water will
form sufficiently strong solution
Sweet corn, summer squash and vegetabl
marrows may be planted at interval of tw
or three weeks, il constant supply of tende
vegetables is anticipated.
maturity by pinchiug out the points of tn
plants; checking growth will induce tender
cy to early fruiting
In transp!lantng, always puddle the root
in u morter Of salt and water, unless th
weather is dull and showery.
STRAWBERRIES Hoe between the row
and cover with mulchiug, either of straw
tan bark or short grass anything that wi
keep the fruit clean; a thorough watering wi
be of great use after the first flowers are s,
to fruit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
State Conve ntion.

The people of the State of Vermont, witho u
regard to past political differences Or divisions
who are opposed to the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, to the policy Of the present Ad-
minstration, to the extension of Slavery into
the Territories, in favor of the admission Of
Kansas as n Free State, and Of restoring the
action of the Federal Government to the princi-
pies of Washington and Jefferson, are request
ed to choose 20 delegates from each Congression-
al District, to meet in State Convention at Mont
pelier, on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
JUNE next, at ii o'clock, A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of appointing six delegates at large to the
National Convention in PHILADELPHIA on the
18th day of June next, to present candidates to
be supported for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States; and we recon-
mend that the several District Conventions be
called by their appropriate committees to meet
on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, inst, to elect
three delegates each, to represent the District in
the National Convention aforesaid, and to ap-
point the twenty delegates to the State Conven
ton as called above.
LAWRENCE BARNARD
JOHN PORTER,
BLISS N. DAVIS, st,to
RoLLA GLEASON, }ro'o',;t,,o
DAVID s. CHURCH,
JAMES S. MOORE,
H. G. Roof,
Nav 9Th, 1856 d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

The Freeman for the Campaign.
We will send the Freeman from the 10th oil
May to the 10th of September for fifty cents.
This time will include the State campaign-and
from May 10th to the 10th of November for
seventy five cents This will include the State
n dPrcsidcntial campaign.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Kansas.

The following proclamation was issued upon
the refusal of Gov. Reeder to go to Lecompton.
PROCLAMATION.
TO the people of Kansas Territory.
Whereas cartain judicial wrils Of arrest have
been directed TO me by the LIST District Court of
the United States, &c, to be executed within
the county of Douglas aud whereas. an, attempt
10 execute them by the United States Deputy
Marshal was vioa,ently resisted by large num-
Der of the citizens of Lawrence. and as there is
every reason to believe that any attempt 10 ex
ecute these writs will be resisted by large body
of armed men now, therefore, the law.abiding
citizens of the territory are commanded to he
and appear at Lecompton, as soon as practical,
and in numbers sufficient for the proper execution
of the law
Given under my hand, this 18th day of MAY,
1856. -
|. B. Donaldson,
U s. Marshal for Kansas Territory.
committee of the Board of Public Safety
waited upn COL Summer to acquaiut him with
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

SURE REMEDY FOR THE PoTATo Ror.--Seec
a suitable piece Of ground; plough in th
full depth of tho good soil, aud, as the oil
farmers say, so as to +" turn up "ieetie yaita
Dirt then subsoil manure as highly
possible-it doesn't matter much with what
SO that it is rich and enough of it--and whc,
you have done all the rest-plaat Nth in
diaa corn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

To tell good eggs put them in water; i
the butts turn up, they are not fresh. This i
an infalIible rule to distinguish good egi
from a bad one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The demand for Sugar was
good and the sales comprised about 500 hls full
Sales of Molasses confined few small at wide
range of prices. Orleans Refinery still brought in bills
FLOUR Transactions have extent with sales
of 5000 bills including 100 Indiana S.; 400
500 to 900 Extra at aboa load of 95 bbls Ohio Sour at
81 65 and 300 Fine at 81 IS u Dbl.
GRAIN The demand for Corn has been limited with sales
of about 1000 sacks including 500 Mixed 525ic; 1000 Prime
Bran noticed sales of 200 5c = loO1s
aud 500 at about the The sales of Wheat include S4
sacks of which 100 Whe at 81 IS round and Ordinary
81 % bushcl. Oats in fair request prices have
again advanced We noticed sales of Sacks of which e2
St Louis in three lots at 90; 1000 in lot the price
and some Ordinary Ohio at 42Q144c p bushel.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork very firm, lOi bbls being
sod in one lot at ST. and offer of $50 IS refused
for 500 bbls private Inspection Bacon quite active with sales
of $50 casks of which 1870 Prime Ribbed Sides in four lots
lO4 IS at 03a IAN advance 50 Clear terces yell
low Bagged Hams at 9c p ID. An offer Of Sc refused
also for 81 casks Choice Shoulders OF Lard noticed
of $50 bbls Prime at about kegs the evee at
price not reported.
GUNNY BAGS. lot Of so and another $50 bales were
sold at DC
INDIA BAGGING. so bales were taken to arrive at l7c
equal to cash.
ALCoHOI...A lot of 100 bbs Boyles was sold at Coo
gallon-an advance.
WHISKY. Rather dull. Sales 50 bbls Rectifed Mt % and
80 bbls in lot, at Soc U gallon 60 days.
COFFEE. Demand limited, and the sales confined to 200
bags ordinary at s2 and $50 to 500 prime lie h.
FREIGHTs We did hear of sngle new engagement
yesterday.
EXCHANGE. Very little doing: -wAE-
Francs s s9 s TO-
New York sixty day bills 1iaiss< u rt az
Sight checks on New York p Ct. dis @Dpar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ItECElE Id OE FhODUCE.
GRAND LAKE-Steamer Southern Bee59 bales cotton to
Burns GLADDEN. co-5U W Jackson tco47 RW Estlin tco-
Is Persons Knox &cos to Anderson Metcalf-6
cs s ssn & e bs,
Boadwell co-5o bbls PORK 10 George Connoly2 beef
Cochran IInl.udry sundes packages 10 order
Total, 202 bales cotton
.LoCKPoRT-st Amanda-22 bales moss Troscar It
Iaforest Desmoe-lo hhd sugar Desilya2 bills nola
ose-l6 bales pensnd Fellon-5 hds sugar
bbs Il M bls molssses Belocq Nco-snndres
Total hds sugar. bb!s noasses 1888 lnoasses
ken KsrchhoH-l7 Do brand & sndrys5 do Mtenbeee
scolo hhds Green Crump-5l do to oler-l bbls
sss oS.rG GGs ~ d bales
II bbls .noasses 10 If bbls moasses
PADUCAII-steamer Niagara-l4 hhds tobacco bx bacou
% Short tcos6 do Jos Dbls -four Hewitt Norton &eo-s
McGregor Aoway sco-l7 do W Crafts &co-4T do Rode,
valid Sco-?go els 81 bbls pork Whitehead Cambero
y Dbl flour sIan-259 bbs pork G Nettleton-4 casks
bacon G Twchel Seolo pkg; bacon Moore 4 yanculn-3
J .idams-4 do Hail. Kemp 6co-2 Geddes-2s bbs 20
hf do whisky Shannon Skpwit37 rkgs brandy Turner &
Benl5 do glass Iebert-l4 rolls leather Smith Bro
y box mdse Bull Ellis co-l do Redge Roberts Terri-
Robertson L McDougall7 Cschncler-U ma-Total, 272
hhds tobacco.
MoBILE-seamer Cula-s0 bales cotton to orcr-lo do to
Farley Jurey kco5 Rcdgl Roberts Terel-3do bales
Jonson kco-3 Jbls sugar Nalaysundries to order
Total, GS bales cotton.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAiRCADaS bids sugar to Hall, Rodd Punan-3 bales
cotton Belocq &coat Agers-l50 bb molases Barei
&co.
FLATBoATs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boat-42o bbs -four 1858 bbs wills
ky to James Connoly AGO.
1SDIANA-Four Boats-5O0 tons hay 10 Grace &bo-Rho-
dcnbnrg l. Wat sand order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES,

sEcoSn DISTRICT CouRrl SUCCESSION OF JAMES KIRK.
OF NV ORLEANS PATRlcK-No. lO4ds.
Of The Int e Jol james K. & Sn me estate
within ten days why the of the said petitioner
S" B. order ei Of Of t he Court ...
...-,, ADREgx, "
IA eogn Pc NFFRcP
A TT . 5s'jo a"e Robert ta Brown presente
curaee la succession vacante de feu james kirkpatrick de-
Avis lie donnie eeux celia peut con-
cersr ayoir ded1re sous dix jous les rason les
Par ordre de la cour.
-o,, A. DREux,
jy37 Depute Grefier.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF AGNES CAMP
q NsG 9: Orleans BELL, Otherwise REED-6,lSi.
sS e Of
show cause within days from the notification any
ExseutGr should moi be homoloted approved The
,,a,.o A DREux.
1eZo lS51 Deputy Clerk.
IA S GGST o pT nsFcr AGEs
st ls @
prtenc pnbcaon les iso pour A l g ' L.
compile prsente par eNecuenr tcStametaire de
pa a dit eompte ct Y Il dit t dt
| Par ortre de Ia cour
A. DREUX
Je2S ly2 Demte tfretler.
| OF NEW ORLEANS. BEDE-SS40
! NoIICE is hereby given to the Creditors
of this Estate and all other persons herein Interested 10
so" cause within ten days from the present notifications any
Ho s be nn @
| funds n distributed in accordance herewith
| by order Of The Court.
A. DREUX.
1e-a !o I Deputy Clerk.
DEuAiEME EoUR DE DIsTRICTl SUCCESSION DE JOHN
| de Ia Mile Orleans { BOUBEDE No SSiO
| A Wis est par lie present dome aux Crean-
~ acers de In suSde succession pesnles
que celia eut concerner davo tduire jous duter
de ia pseIt ublicHon les esquees co,nte
prGsentt eNecuer tesametare scrait point appoyG
ct homologut les fonds mains reparts contomt
| ments au die compile.
| Par ordre de la
| A. DREuN,
| - " ; ntpnlt irctier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
CONSTABLES SALES,

FlTsI Ts11cES COURT WM HENRY vs. p a. JAMES
rnrSl ol Orleans. No. 193
RfVIRTUE of n writ of fieri facfas to ME
directed by the Honorable u. F. Mitchell First Justice OF
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed TO sell
IuiG auction TUESDAY, the 18th day of July 1856 a,
losock NJ at nc corner Of Religious and St Mary
suit. ~ " ~ ~ ~
slTERMS-Casi on the spot
W. I II Is WIN. C. QuIRK, Constable.
f pnr STs If rsa HARMAX VS. JAs MoNrGo
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fncias to me
~ directed by Hon. D. F. MITCHELL First Justice of the Peace
Tor ne Iarish Of Orleans will proceed sell pnbc auction
en- TUESDAY, the Sd day of July, 1856 II O'Clock NJ at
my Warehouse, 10 Julia street - 10y "
titled suit. " " ~ va
TERMS-Casl on the spot.
je2l II rs jy3 WM C. OTIPE Constable
FIRST JrsTIcE's COURT, JOHN COLEMAN versus JOHN
1 fRrl Wr q 45sn N sAIT-Nos 16l ~ l6s
49, me directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell, First Justice of
G ehee i2r the PhrSh Of Orleans will proceed sell
at l20ciock NJ at my Warehouse No. IS Julia strect-
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE Seized in the above entitled
suit. ~ " " NV et'''ou
Rty4IERMS-Cash on the spot.
lesi e s1ly4 WIN. C. QUIRK Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
COMPREHENSIVE.

r1s Ei1ss - Isa HxP fg 5asBzn
aqdsF 4, The hFIn q n = LossDALs IN
Z ly5 I'm .L.Z 80 80 u. Y. l0f5D-aIlS. 4
5 nGs5 aaas y,s
5 ] sssss s q: III ssi 4 xs
- - 'N'','''' : = '''s' EDWARD THOMPSON,
sa,e Es va H. EH HaRs Hy y S. M m
name and aseaAE n" lGss anas5
New Orleans. July /, 1856. jy2 I'm
WILLIAM p. CoNy1ERsE. REr1EE Is THIS DAY
srne o es I aSd Gg Ihs rGnsPi N
vEKsE Jr have associated With them SAMUEL wooDALL,
Orleans, June o. 1885, .'' ''s ''s'Ns jy212t
NOTICE MR.. DUFF GREEN OF vIcKsBuRG,
~ Mississippi becomes partner in our house this
New Orleans July l. 1896 -'',''-' III jyi Sm
NoTIcE-TnE BUSINESS coSNEqT1oy FoRMER-
July Isl 1856. TODD t co. "a
COPARTNERsHIP-TH UND ERsrGNED HAVE
rssy?H sT h
FL and will continue the business of Todd Co. 20 Canal
July LIST, 1856 j. B. FLEITAs.
nIssoLU11oN-THE FIRM OF RAwL1Xs, DUN
~ CAN CO., this day dissolved by consent and
will be continued for purposes of liquidation only
Jayl, 1856 L. f. DUNCAN.
CoPARTNERsHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
SUCCEED M ae h4s a @ # gmqAS
Fl II G2rA s[ 5 s AXp
lied to iquidate the business Of their predecessors
5uly1, 1856. GEO 5: wws N LOGAN, Jr.
pleasure in tsnasEng sincere thanks 70 Ne patrons The
to e e er % G sn at sss % 1
I9a and to solicit for them e0nnsstoT Of past faysr
IN day the firm Of " j. MoNTGo MERY by mutual
consent The business will be continued under the
J. MONTGOMERY, 119 Common ST.
~ WHIT Ehaye become partners from
W. J. MONTGOMERY.
DIsssoLUT1oN OF co-PARTNERsH1P
e ndep e m Of T eP eMes h s a HnGs
s2ysd ts own mtaon Either partner will sign the
Il Il. i l. s S15Phn. ,r. >,
New Orleans, May l, 1856 mye I'm
G9orsri il t! and New York, under ~ SMITH,
WIN. B. COOPER. Jr
j. ALLAN MITCHELL.
| New Orleans, May l. 1856. mF9 2n
NJ 5:: Fl S1 EE4S4 Sls DAY
| w. BOSWORTH & CO., WHOLESALE AND
H. Retail Dealers in ICE Business office, Nos. II and
Front street Depot between Peydras and Lafayette
Two large Ice Depo ST. Thomas Ice Houses
| New Basin and No. 1876 Gravier street.
Also Ice Depot No. % Ponchartran Railroad upper side
opposite the Passenger Saloon. New Orleans ianl FIN
! NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
~ entered into coparnership, under the firm Of
HARDING, ABBAY Co. for the purpose of transacting
Cotton and Sugar Facorage aud General Commission
| in this CITY, J. n. HARDING,
S. +. r. ABBAY,
50 Carondelet st.
New Orleans, March ], 1856 ALI W3m
| NOTICE-WILLIANIS BATHURST L CO. HAVING
ISOLATED with them Z. Z. MAYES of Nashville Tennessee
will continue the Cotton Factorae and General Commission
Business, under the firm Of joan WILLIAMS Il Co.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM BATHURST
New Orleans June I, 1856. je9 lmdSW
| GOPARTN E HIP.--THE UNDERSIGNED
of DUPERIER HAYES Co. for the purpose Of ransactinS
General Commission Sugar and Cotton FactoaEe business
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN l.. HAYES.
| ROBERT W. SANDERS.
rs Office, Ne. IA St. Louis street.
| New Orleans. LIST December, 1855 d5tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

INDIA RURBERPAT AM
Sag@1s ToGNINI, u ri Cont ST. Billiard Table Mann-
e=-===a hand 81 LARD ABLEs Also all arttcss be-
longing Billiard Saloons, such Billiard Balls Cues
Setchers. Also Keno Boxes and Pins ad
Balls The 70 biz
descriptions Boxes for packing afzes
hand made to order. Planning always saie
Also Mahogany Walnut Of all descriptions and rates.
Nj An.ognin has aIse on hand quantity
He has also hand Bnnss
all sizes, Coopers moderate prices " *
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
Shipping yuttlligents.

THURSDAY, July g. 1885,
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for Galveston and 1ndanoa
Steamship Nautilus, Thompson, for Brazos St Jago,
Slip Dragon Weston for Liverpool, J P Whitney &eo
Ship Tanerlane, Holmes, for Boston, Master
Schr Esther Burr, Ryan, for Campeachy Canlerden
Mexican schr Emprcsario, Doranes, for Campeachy,
ARRIVED.
Ella Roberts days from Pensacola naser-Basin.
Sclr Pelican from Bloxi-Basin.
Scir Sea Bird from Covngon--Basin
Schr Alicape, from Pearl Rver-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Southern Belle. Broadwel, from Grand Lake.
Amanda Reynaud, from 1.ockport.
C y Jr IRE. from Bayou Sara.
Niagara, Spots, from Paducah.
Cuba, Hern, from Mobile
BELOw-CoMING up.
Ship Oxnard. Mason, from Boston, G W Hynson eco
Schr Red Fox, Ibsa days from Tanlco, to Barei &co
EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY-sea1nship Chas
Morga5 bls -four Is do pork Is do whisky Is csks bacon
$50 pcs baggng, 200 els rope, ITO bags coffee
BRAZOS enthusiastically Nautius-65 bbls -four
Is bags coffee liquors. do segr 20 boxes candles
165 pkg mdse
LIVERPOOT-ship Dragon-3;08 bales cotton
BOSTON-S,ip Tamerlane-In ballast
CAMPEACHY-Schr Esther Burr-5O bbls -four % pkgs q
lard corn wine 20 Candles 10 bb
vinegar casks ale 50 boxes tobacco 10 bbs potatoes and
dries.
COMPREHENSIVE Enpresario3al SKIS 62 kegs but
-four kegs lard, ibis potatoes and
dries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

Total amount of assets. ST. 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18TH January, 1856 before me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
Company OF New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordng law dpoe and that the above
m and true and from the books of the
"a i Company. A. BROTHER, President
" JAS. H. 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 Trustees have resolved to interest of six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits TO the
holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the llth Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
yeard ending 3ls December 1856 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th of March next.
EThs Company continues insure against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. at the rates of
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, january Is, 1856
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO. The transactions larger, the sales nclud
ing nearly 400 hhds, viz ~ AIR Sc round 1885, SCAT
- Goat S1 Is at s 81 at 9 % Claksve 1.-TWO crops Mt 10
and hhds at lie y h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03
IMPORTS.

PENSACGLA-schr Ela-65 900 lumber to Pooley Nj
col kco
BILOXI-ichr Peican-25,0 900 feet lumber to master.
COVINGTON-Schr Sea Brd-52 600 bricks to Stewart
eco
PEARL RlvER-schr Alicape-2D 0o9 feet lumber Mcr
K McEnune
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

,L5EEI141 SFEEINVTss EsIII4l EUU-SIY ,AENs
ITUCRY-This fine Summer situated
River surrounded BY wild and romantic
locations in the world Il is miles Lexing
ton and accessible by fine graded road
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company running
line Of daily four horse coaches from the
ing train Of viii at the Springs same evening.
The place is in fine condition and the reception
of visitors. 5s s lss n Mrs. o. GU LES, n
&# my23 5jS5{ E+ SE3$ JOHN CHILiESss8
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pEGIsTER,s oFEIcE -olTY HALTl. Wv 81.

pEGIsTER's OFFICE o1TYsHALL NEW Or
AZ leans, th june nndersigned register Of the
and residence Of all the qualified electors the
New Orleans, hereby informs bis nov
prepared to said registry, and that
opened the basement Of City Hall MoNDAYNExT
the 9th Of june A. and theeaftsr continue open
every day. Sundays and holidays excepted hours
under the law, are from 9 A. NJ to r.
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS Of facilitating
ezsas e e s Ho ds nd I
provisions Of the statute falling which they viii
aaty q his
voter The 1eewn nG Spsss f. s
How long he resided State parish and prsaine.
H H6s Ms n an w fs naatalsfa
s. The signature Of the eector opposite The his
Every citizen naturazed in any the state oura
must Po to 6 being re-
same case. however certificate naturalization
nns b Rp s hS e @ s ~
the records Of the The question must
afs1
shI1a ' n heRssH
STU Il a a H. h ass R n
tel stating The particular be has
any State or Territory when was acquired
esded 70 ,he United States Stats
States he would become by the fact itself citizen Of the
The Register, in directing the attention Of his
1e s nq and ht aesS q eee &
nation and DOCUMENTS which the statute
sentng themselves to be registered
nation the part of the mightrender
cay impossible 10 inscribe the of every qualified electo
with the required details and certificates, in the next
je9 u LOUIS ST. MARTIN. Register. 81
49, a VALUABLE Farm FOR $ aLE.-Is
E5f:: will, administrator with the will annexed
E Leayl decd, self the highest the town
Trenton Todd county, KY, WEDNESDAY, the day Of
Septemhe 1856, that rich and fertile adjoining
of Trenton of which he died possessed Said farm contains
about 5EEt NE. #13 .s5s95s 75=S s85s5&
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll mbeEed, well wnered and high state csltiva
lion has on 1t large and commodnu brick dwelling, good
cabins barns stables etc. and of the
Southern Kentucky 81 g83
Said farm will be sold in Ten equal animal
chaser giving bond with good and nndouhed security
first three paymentsnnda lien retained the land until the
whole of the purchase money is paid. i3#E
There will also sold, place several
five acre lots adjoining said town credit Of and
Any wishing information concerning farm,
obtain by applying to the undersigned by addressing him
by mail ut Trenton, KY g
with the will annexed Of L. B. LeaviI, dec'd. zsss
Trenton, June 49, 55jS s#s3$535 559$ yl 2ntdSW 55
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ill., r. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered, that 18th March, 1856 before me, the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H p Jan
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly swo according law, do de-
and say that the above just and and
orrect ranse rpt from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th day of March
1885, GIN BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay SIX per
eres the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after
second Monday of May next and have declared scrip y
dend Of Twenty FIVE the net earned premiums of
the past which certificates will he issued and after
Of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadiused claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the perls Of the
and rivers and loss and damage fire. the
premium.
Office in iron building Of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A.. CAREIERE, Vice President,