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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

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YHlIfY- FOURTH VOLUME
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YHlIfY FOURTH vDLINB
INDIANA AMERICAN.
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penqenee on politics, ilstnsaFpassea senmsf> q
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ne Agricultural Interests u mis- Valley, and IL
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Ing iheIs own paper. Most o. lllom however. de.
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hnfp read H. or annoy their ncIghbors, We want
ever body O. read the American, hence we DO bot
complain Of tho Post Masters who violate the law,
IN ths respect. nor OF those who iend the paper.
But 40 save eeeh from the unplcasanl task No pro-
pose 70 send II % poor people. aud mean people
a aad prles, ofiol nothing " they pIsfof rather
pleasure Of reading what they pay for.
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nishod Vt, Wien cutoff from all public printing
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continue unioss stipulated otherwise. whon =
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given before The time II ont and aucaragcs MukT
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That our subscribers may know how the Ameri-
can u regarded abroad, Wa insert Tho following
ftom many nosleeswe have Ueeived BY our CO.
Uy.ir. Goodwin Is a ready writer, and an able
man. Tho Amercanhas falieninio good hands,
Rifhmend Palladium
U-pMr. Goodwin wleldsa vigorous pen. Mr..
Ciafkson made good editor, but We have no
doubt thefe hfo others OF equal ability and indus.
lry.--crecnsbufg Press.
iriFf. A. Goodwin IL known Ia this section OF
country possessing talents OF the nrst order aud
We doubtnot that he will support the high stand
ing Of Tho American --iawfsaeeburg Prsss-
BnooKvitLr a nnnlnAS.-11h paper has been
considerably cnlafged, and Il now laz IL stated by
no EDITOR thee largest paper Ia tndiann. J: 4
large enough Ia all conscience. Friend Goodwin
Il one OF the rea. proErossisos, and We hope HE
length his paper l. increased IN sIze.ce nnerx.
ptsie 1lmss. 4 SIS .tHt Al =
cJGoodwin, o. the Brookyille American has
been improving his paper lately. II Is new one
q the nsstest papers published snywhere.-- Men
aftdHy Tribune.
-'lhe BfegkviIle american comes 70 Us great,
No believe u y now, The largest paper, and one
I Of Che cstinthe siate.--sheDypine Hammer.
-,r-=,fhe Indiana American has been ercasly en-.
iarged aud bcautined, and Is NOW tho largest news
paper published LA tho state of Indiana. and h o.
the eiearest type also, -Wesfern Christian .adre
cate. 4<ss., I. t.....e
Thu nrookxliie American has been very mi
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

The State OF Indiana !
franklin County,
John G.. Wilkison and
Jane Wilkinson,
rf.
katura Woodwork,
Alonzo X Woodwork,
Sarah Woodwork Mi
10 n. Woodwork, Ma
~ Ann Woodwork,
Arson G.. Woodwork
Lavinja Woodworth,
Allison u. CumnEns.
Angelina Cummins.
Jabez L. Winship
Julia Ann Winship,
Mort. r. Woodwork.
Elizabeth Woodwork
Dyer Woodyorths
Abigail Woodwork,
Hadly ID. Johnson,
Eliza Johnson, Will
liam Moore, Amanda
Moore WiiliamWood
and Elvira Wood.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

TUB undersigned have and will Away keep ON
hand general assortment Of Iron aud Nails,
suited to TIE ffaic-low for casb.
oct26 TYSER & KINBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Notice fs hereby given that tho un dc rsigned has
been appointed Adm illustrator Of the estate Of
Isaac Davis, late OF Franklin county, State Of In
diana, deceased. said estate Il supposed 10 be
solvent JOHN X. LEE, Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

nooTs AND SHOES
- The iargcstana mostcarefuily selecicdsfock
OF Boots and shoes they ,have ever oHored, may
be seen al MOL Commercial Row, Tor sale by
LINCK & FARQUHAk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
SHANK HIGH POETRY,

Ol4ll4f1A LIN IL 4 vi L4S4s
Hoary winter, bleak and cold.
Comes again with ezirg blast,
And the wind, so fierce and bold,
Says the year not long can last,
Nature sleeps in gloom and sadness,
Faded, too, its faces gladness.
What an emblem this Of life.
Tottering, Fastening 10 decay;
All its gricfs. and war, and strife,
In grim death doth pass away,
Like the wintry days are We,
fastening TO eternity.
Then. since frost and freezing wind
chills our blood with darntlcss power.
Let us 'gainst - SHOWS unsind
Guard ourselves cen freia tiis hour
.GoOd strong boots and clothes supply,
Then the winter you'i deg.
TYNER & KlafBEI, on Bargess street
Keen GLOW and clothing Ycfs warm
Elsewhere youwn. seldom inecf,
such asfheirs 10 brave the storm
And Boots and Shoes, % every kind
For winter use yeuthefe willant.
80 young and old, male and female.
Jast call at their store snd sec
Kor yourselves, ana then bry
IL you want to save our money,
And your health TOD
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the estate of
John Shaw, late Of Franklm County, deceased
Persons indebted to the estate are requested to
make pa, -mcntimmediately. The estate is prob
am an Is lS; sw JUDAH HINcKLEY, A.jmr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
FAROUHAR s LINoK.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Commissioner appointed By
fhe court OF Common Pleas OF Fraaklin County.
will. in persuancc with an order Of said court, sell
M nublic sale on the premises. on Saturday, the
"a day of February. u. 1856, pSrt Of the north
west Quarter Of Section twenty, Township nine,
Of Range one. west. and bounded As follow s:--bc-
Ginning al The northwest corner OF said Quarter
section and running thence east along the north
line of said quarter section 160 poles 70 The north
en- ~ corner thence soth alosg The east line sixty
poes thence west I60 poles "a tie west line, thence
north GO poles to the place of beginning, contain
inc sixty acres mo re or less; Also beginning AT
fhe south west conner ofsaid quarter thence
rorth twenty five chains and fourteen links thence
east nine chains and rhIriy-four and one.half
links. thence south twenty-five chains aud four
teen 14) links thence west nine chains and thi-l D.
four and one-half links to the place OF beginning,
containing twenty-throe and. one-haif acres more
or less max ting IN all e3s acres.
Said farm i well Improved, joining John X.
Brady,s premium farm ON the SOnth. Two COED
orchards Of the best OF grated fruit, aud also a
house and barn--plenty OF good timber--weli
watored-and lies ono mile north OF the turnpike
road leading from Brookyille TO Cincinnati, BY
way OF Mount Cufmel, being = part OF the falua-
- lands OF Sprlse dTownship, Franklin eoun-
~. Indiana.
rERNS OF SAIE.-Onc-thlrd cash In handi
one-third In one, and balance in Two years With
out interesi--dcierred payments 70 be secured By
note with approved security waving benefit from
valuation or appraise me NJ Laws ). y
Jan IS ihA SHUT, 'omin'sslohef'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Each book is complete in itself, while the series
will embody all the varied phases Of Life on the
Ocean, narrated with the yigor incident 10 the pen
OF a ready writer, who voluntarily exiled himself
from home and sought out these paths of personal
adventure and stirring action; one who became
sailorto satisfy longing not uncommon among
active minded and restless youth.
His books I'LL space hitherto uuoccupied.-
They present plain, unvarnished tale Of tie ev-
ery-day life Of sailor, in fair weather anu foul.
calm and storm, At and In port: showing us
the trim Blue iJAcKET OF the Navy. then the
larry. foils0me AERcHASr SAILOR. and again the
sturdy WHALEMAS. Practical and matter OF fact
In their views, hey are just such volumes par
enis may safely put into the hands OF their chii-
dren, 10 enable hem tn iorfu proper ideas Of
phase OF Lille heretofore enveloPed in vail OF
romance ana mystery. TIE romance Of reality is
here yividly portrayed by the hand OF an actual
participant.
MOORE. wILSTAcH, KEYS * CO.,
Publishers, Is West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
gov %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

HARDWARE. IzARDsyAREu
A general assortment can always be found at the
Il lowest prices for cash. ct
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
NEW CASH
;L0T HING HOUSE,

'Ihetaste and character or o pationore known
BY its coatuloc.-Sco4r.
BELIEVING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
- OF our s'motto,o we are enden4orlng 10 do
sign somethingto elevate us In. The csiimaiion OF
those who believe he-"apparel pfoeiaims the
man, Tho undersigned i aware that u u al
most futile TO allompt 70 catch the attention Of
tho public through the medium of nn ndvcrilse
ment, yotho cannot rofraln from cndcayofl sss 70
Impress upon the minds 81 bis pntfonA ana tho
public generally, that ''iasier Is ono Of the frat
things 10 be studledin garment. that u combines
EASE, ELEGANCE AND pptApurIy, and that o gar
mont cut and made In this manner wnn.n Irr05fa
no NoRE Than ono bunglingly thrown togcfhor,
displays 10 ~ greatest advantage the beauty afu
symetfy OF = perfect form, and conclals thc de-
focts OF animporfcct one. In ILLUSTRATION OF this
We could point 10 many Who t'siaik through the
world scarce half made up, and that 50 iianciy
and Intentionally that dogs bark AZ them,as they
halt by" t ~
Mol that thcy have been cuflalle,l Of fair pro-
portion by ~dIssembliue nature" but ron tho
fact that they did not purchase their dress OF q
practical tailor. To sLch NC would Recommend
the new, faahionabiy, aud wcll selected stock OF
Clothing OF ef 49,
sr7 tfr- n 4 n .s.n
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Gardiner, Maine. Jnne "a. lss4.

Gardiner, Maine, June "a, 1854.
My Dear. Dear Sir-f have used two bottles OF
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly
say II Is the greatest discovery OF the age for
toring and changing the hair. Before using it If
was as gray as man OF seventy. My hair has
now attained its original color. You can recon-
mend 1t to the world without the least fear, US my
ease was one OF the worst kind.
Yours, Dr. MURPHY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
HATs AND CAps.

III L have Just received a general assortment OF
VI Hats and Caps, for Mon, Boys and chilircn,
low for cash.
octI9 IlNER & kIMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
NOTICE.

IN the Court OF Common
Pleas, for Franklin Coun-
ty, Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
ATTENTION. ALL.

To rry, or not 10 buy, that Is The question;
Whether Ills better for the man 10 suffer
The Ills and woes Of torn habillments,
OR shake his cash against sea OF troubles,
And by q PURCHASE end them. To buy. 10 wear,
No more: and by that purchase say We end
The very many inconyenicnces
1hatwe are hoi< 10: tits a consumntion
Devoutly 10 BIO wished. Towear a garb
Intentionally old, al! there's the rub.
For In such faded Earb. what ills may come
whoa they arc least desired. There's the re-
spcct
That makes calamity OF such axuil: sI
For who would fear the gaze OF passefs By
Attract attention BY threadbarc coat,
OF vesimenis TOO uniashionably old,
When he himself might ouictus mako
BY purchasing nm entire new suit of Clothes A
:. o. BAkER's Fashionable Clothing store.
dec 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Dye--stuffs, Pcrsumery, Station
cry &c,
Vest side of Main ST., merit door to TIE
VALLEY HOUSE,
BROcKVILLE, INDIANA,
THAMES pleasure in informing the public ger-
L orally. that beis now in reeeipt,,f and OPEN
ing In, hisnew room, opposite the Public square,
Of all Good in aisline. Aisstock OF
DRDGs AND MED IcNEs
He can say with all confidence is a u surpass ed,
eitherin quality nr variety by any other house in
the county, nor at low prices. Hisstock OF
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, &C..
Keptbs him is eompleteIn eyerypart. lam nov
opening an elegant assortinentof t
Eaglisb, French and American
Perfumeriss,
All ofwhsch have been purchased al such prices
as will enable me TO sellat The l0westrates.
For any ofthe above or numerous othe Particles
usually kept IN houses oflk character, che public
are respectfully tothe .ssgn OF the Golden
Nortgr.'' -
Physicians can rely upon having their Preserip-
Jan D.v. JOHNSTON.
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Two doors north Of the Bank. whore yon VII
ways find alarge assortment Of
HEAUX-aEADE CLOTHING.

Cheaper than can be had NJ any other house In
the country. He u practical Tailor. and fatiers
himself he can suit me taste OF all who favor him
with n call.
He, after expressing thanks FOR past favors, re-
quests the continuance Of patronage from,ihe pub
Ito, and will be happy 10 wait on those who may
favor him With a CALI He aise still continues 10
carry on the Tailoring aud Is prepared do mp
manner.
Sep2l r. q. HAhER.
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JOB Work OF iII ETlS

'0IL PAINTED WINDow an Arr.
Oand OIL Cloth Table Covers nan hc[urr1 ard
sold, Enthusiastically by n -Sauyerk ca. rs.
College Building. " Walnut ST., Cincinnati, Gaia
otherssuppIied onthelovcsuerm1.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
CLOTHING, READY MADE.

WE have now and intend TO keep ecnsrai ~
w sortmens Of staple articles IN this line, allow
nova rYSEa 4 KlMBLE.
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PROF. o. y. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
For Producing Hair
ON BALD HEADS!

Cariislc, ILL.,, June "a, 1853.
! have used Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired is wonderful effect. My hair
was becoming, ms thought, permanently gray,
but, BY the use OF the "Restorative,' II has re-
sumed its original color, and have no doubt,
permanently 50. SIDNEY BREESE,
81 Ex-senator United States.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIcE.

wn- FAReunAn. Salesman.
feb. I. ft E
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

That Convention, admonished by
The advice given them. and BY ample
experience afforded by expressions Of
public sentiment through the ballot
box, IN condemnation of this issue in
every free State in the Union, wisely
avoided all reference to it.
Belaboring With Justice, the then
dominant factions which had sprung
up. 3referrcd to in the above extract,
they left the Democracy OF the State
untrammeicd upon his issue at the ball
lot-box, by the adoption OF shc follow
ing single and unexceptionable reso-
lulion upon that subject, out of which
this ISSUE has grown:
"R<solred, That we cordially re-
affirm the principles OF the Democrat
ic National Convention Of 1913 and Of
1852, az enbody ing the only praetica-
bic system Of action which can he Ia
ken on the great National question to
which they TeTer. and as best tending
to perpetuate the peace, harmony and
integrity Of the Union = ~
Upon this prudent result. every true
Democrat in the State. Justly congrat-
ulated himself. his party. and his
country. Following his example
rho several counties OF tire State, with
hardly an exception. framed their tick
ct without reference to thisissuc, which
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
in aSo ". n In,
Practical Chemist. Lowell. Masa.

Sold in i3rookvllle BY N. ". Halle;
Clifford * Depus, Laurel, Ind.
&. Vnncamp, Metamora,
{. Overton, Andersonyillc,
And at agencies in nearly every town in the west.
w. A. Clark. Crown Point Ia, Travelling Agent.
feb. I, 1861 mos.
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NUMBER ! |. | !, l23
Ne@ 0rleans Daag Grsseeai.
lne following beautiful stanzas are from a poem
Dy II. y. y. sayre, Esd, OF Alabama. The national

lne following beautiful stanzas are from a poem
= =, /, sayre, Of Alabama. The national
art vii respond 70 sncl we are sure
ME- Her banner is not sectional N
Its folds float ont alike on all. s;5
40 North, no South, no East, no Was* Hs
" blazpned on our country v d cress
]s me star gernmed flag. Where'er unssiried.
Ger frewning fort Or aatery world, 3555s$
Points all her sons, or near Or far,
For safety and protection there. 3s
W. These are her triumph this tile fame A5#s8
G6. That binds her one united name SS5zs5Es.
lg Where is the traitor hand to tear AL Isl.
One line from out the record there2 ri
s No lether stand in all the power,
That marks her progress at this hour.
What waters wash her farthest strand,
What adlands mark her Ieng hened land,
4$ What e'er her breadth h-Where eer her bound
IL is to5n all haiIoWed ground.
5*E 4 AND let our suppliant prayer still be,
Lo him who guides and guards the free
God bless the Old Thirteen, that won
* The heritage we call g onr own
Adm Tod help the Thirty-one to save q
s The priceless boon the Thirteen gave. f5si
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ClrY sOAp WoRKs-pEpo

~ No. II Lafayette street, a4 Fs5N III 4s4tE f&3
The subscribers have commenced in this city the
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they prs
sent the public for its approval in competition with the
sonps established reputation teombnes economy free
dom from the effects Of ordinary and
ecion and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to njure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages Of merchants Others being
supply themselves and customers with equally good if not
better artcleof home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
m0 If y 211EH sI3t3 - G. HAHEN Il 90. 2!
GECOND-HAND GUNNY I8AGS-250 bundles IN
~ store and for sale by Il u sl@5@.S4g sSIe f#
% 05 }5S" 3'sF F'.'' S. Fl. KENNEDY & Co, "
ieiS 2 ... q nI 2nPnvdJRs street
NRANGES-5lo cases Bitter, Tor sule ny II. l='s. 5jf s
~ 't'f7'' HEAREGLI 4 CO.,
iel6 81 Common street,
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F FOR RED RIVER.

tWilleave on SATURDAY. 2sh inst. All Is o,cloek r. M &
ffngsss :. FOR ALEXANDRIA THE FINE
fast running passenger packet steamer Union,
Fssssz c. A Crock. master, will leave above fof
Gorton's Landing and all nenedate landings
and elegance For freight or passage board,
ln p2H e. - i s.s59l ~ LEW Ii SNAPP Il CO.,
-E - Eropts sfraat
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NTcGOVVAN'S CELEzsRATED PLANTA-
IYl TIUN PUMPS-Double Acting Suction and Force Coast
PnTps and Pumping Engnes dsehaggng from 2o 70
Cserns and Deep Wells Copper Lined Juice aud Mola
with Brass Ball Valves Hot Wate Pumps for Forcing into
Boilers againstStenE. E& $3.50 t3& @F gr= 5Ftl1
McCowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume Of water from the river
Engines small House Engines with lined Metal
Valve Pns for juice moasses and forcing hot water into
boers Steamboat doctors and Wrecking Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable throwing from 30 rs gallons per minute through
a nozzla n distance Of from 100 to 10 feet. K.
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
MILL gin stands etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses etc. where
compact and simple vertical engines desirable. -
brick work rerecon of any Kind is in putting
these engines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made. .a.
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Office N. o.. 0p. and 4. W. Railroad Co. :.
Mr. T. Bridge Sfn to your inquiry relative the
performance Of the McGowan Pumps upon this ROAD,
only say that they quite equal Yon representation
among the variety of pumps baye in se they
decidedly the best fr.,..,1 - ;s d
Yours respectfully, ~ A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
The Pumps and Engines constantly by the
ubscrber sole agent here for manufacturers fszs
, ie25 3md6W i ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street.
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SATURDAY. MORNING, JULY 26, 1856.
TIE T.A.K..ElE!. ]

widhIs widE 4 AAssgE1s sgEK adEos n * SHs HE ak Y
fss s 81 {, e
of the sococl A. NJ taip Maudeye nttfurtter noiiee
ss pl1sss ss s 6
sss ih hsafi s
day tine 70 meet O'Clock train
ne hsr
ty22 # Tickets 81: Dinner. Soc -. I.
ffsSs y EXCURSION TO KEY .WEsT,
Msrk Nd sssf csds kess sss nj T Tampa by svag
WEI as sa sasa PREY
Ths Gss Ma steamship Bloriaa ". J. coazeIs com.
md q hs sj aGSss !s III
Y Mails Fse for hs EEep1sIon gsins and Teiurni1g 50
surpassed Apply freight oF
.ss ~ q! RoGERs: Z cos, AGENTS,
+ fss, f(IssEss, !. FOR POINT CLEAR.zUNTILE ] FUR
esp hSSs f. savs
GEs sSRatEs sns & ssSsfss
aeassy ss I'd d ssssys sssy
on q s eoeaisnea aS
eylsniPgs lgs M leave town about II Rb Ssef
lAs1 D MAIL LINE Summer Arrangs smeat-The
4 aehass GaRa
Oregon, Myers master having been built expressly for the
isssfSE % II
s. ss Rs as Z sRaS
'ng' Cabfa Ea5s5 Pare Rsl@tl1f e Mobile.
New Orleans November l. iss5 a. ~ C ms ms
adT S%Sfs .ssas ~ MS e
s 4 SSsSs sSf ~ sfsfs
WIFI IsS
On sATi1RDay he " Yonne vii, leave tte end Of
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
'Gi4 Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that on the l5n January, 1856 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans being duly sworn
eorng depose and that the above
true and transcript from the books of the
said Company. e. Il .a A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856. GHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
I'd. I'D si the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees have resolved to interest of six
cash 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
per the earned premiums Of the Company for the
eard ending st December 1865 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th of March next.
hTh Company continued against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage fire. the rates Of
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street
.'r ++ff' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES Il. WHEELER, Secretary
New Orleans, january Is, 1856.