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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

Pnpclpm Of ic8drmic Department
.r. 1,,.,-,,.. - u,,.t,,ll I .,,,,r.,,- t,Lc
-, ..,,,..,,,,...,,,, Il, tho trpd. of
/ i+...,.,, ana ,ts pyb.e, generally. that ,b,.y
i., l,,..,it .,.... ,h,.., .iT,ri. d, plarr
:. ,.n...-.,,....,, .,g.vp,,t .uI pernsuanf
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,i1. ,,....,,rf..t,I and ,.,p,r,,t.4 FteuI,Y.
.u - Sontls,n nativity aea rturation. Of
,,l.rlt.3 ,.o,its...,. and al ,yfr,,r.li1ar,
III. ana .,,..'.y &, tb.. .,o-.rp.i..n ,ud man.
.,.,.,., M ,Yr -.utu,ru ,outh who ar,
,l..j,, and i4..rs.d.t with u. M feeHu, and
..,,,.c,,ri 3,,,,,.l "a, tl, rI,b,s and Interests.
,I...,.-..-,..,.,,. .aI E.t.,, .i Ola. Su.Lu. ami
,,,.,... r,,,l.i..l end aud ann b.. 10 build no
.e fs., r.is,l,n.,.. 1904 cIn,ataas, institution
uf ,br trne-t character. worthy Tire patron.
sre and support of enlightened and liberal
Southern gentleman II wIi be- tt, design 81
ue facu ty Of tb., uyrr,iy 90 elevate the
standard o. education $50 ibis tate, aui
.uusbugt fHe Southwest, 1ui, .iY Nut.l ard
~.trre course of analytical training 1g
4if aui dcYr.1pe tar power. IF one miui
The s,~tcm 1t instruction Wul bp tIorHt44 and
~a3 sL such as wl compel the student 60
ufu,, and ip understand wei, Fine branches
winch he -iuIc-. The foundation mas, be-
lad broad and deep. as up1u that, the entire
approximations depends
lhe discipline val bc cHivent, combining
the ffmnc,. and decision OF Military govern.
ment. with the restraining influence, of pt
rental authority, such as j. calculated to ou-
sure the moral, ~ wei AS intel rctusl improve.
mout OF those entrusted TO the college. 10
tbs end, no student, who i, known to be- ot
immoral or vicious habits, wil be- admitted
INTO the Inst tuition. ", if found ,n ha ,ncofr.
glble after admission, vii be- suffered to re-.
main and to eoniamnatr other. vita hl, perm.
rous example An unqualified Submission
TO the authority Of the President and Faculty
and ma unconditional adhcranta to the Laws
of the COLLEGE ~ the pert OF every >tndr1i,
are md ispensabic prerequisite. To membership,
and 10 is hoped that none ~ q, apply i1r admits.
sion, who is NOT willing 90 subscribe 80 those
rrquirrinentS
The University building is nov undergoing
thorough course uf repair, and all the rcci-
tation rooms Nll. hn ready for occupancy 90
the bcriulng Of the enauinr term, II Is the
design Of the Trustees, likewise, to erect ~
soon n, practicable on the College grounds, 4
.pafiou.. conmndions, and elegant br,ch cdi.
Grc. which will serve the double purpose Of
residence for the President family, and lIi.l
for the accommodation 90 the boarding stu
dert~. Unu thl, building shall be completed,
students from distance, can be furnished
WIN boau rlihri ID ihe tres'dehl lAH'ly'ot
10 respectable private families NJ sl2 to 10
per month
Tuition IN Collegiate Department for the
session OF i've months payable one hati IN adj
vance and the tidHce at the close OF
the term 500 90
IN the \cadoine department for IAN
guageS and Mathematics 40 90
For English branches, 30 90
Modern Languages, extra charge
each 10 90
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DEATH or GEN. Kl>h.

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lis family, bearing the report "' gun A'd
the fall OF body, ran to me spot ann '"u'u
him laying dead upon TOE gfnH"' o'n'''
tn" gallery at lh' back at 'h' mouse ".''
tli' under h''n. c"f"'s'' j''9 'o
sn'"o',"'o' "''" N'''''
Wv '''I' MI. t..d, ..s,o,n shot
lral wound ON the to,e pa. ri the head.
inflicted from rife gun held IA his own
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

or Sc. the advertisement OF Nr, LEWIS
CmAnLss, who has opened store on the
North side OF the Public square. IN Johns
sons brick building lie has beautiful
stock OF goods. and sell. remarkably cheap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

or Mr.. Il. A. EzeLL. vino has taken
chs,p. Of the Marshall University, has tho
reputation Of being one OF the most ac'
comul.hed aud successful teachers in the
South. See the advertisement Of that in
sii,utiop.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

CT The theatre closed, Tor - short seas
,on, on Tuesday evening. with benefit to
Mrs. NtRGiNiA Suiru. She played 10 a
crowded house There was rich bl OF
fare. The pieces were well played. The
company lett FOR Jefferson. They viii he
back here during Court
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NAIL. ARRANGEMENTS.
asp snrARIunrs.

AnrtvALs Asp z1rART uhrs.
..,fs Shr~y-g.r, - Assfvss Tuesday
THURSDAY, and >s'nriay At = pfr'hF'
a ,i,n.ia ron go Asefyt- lit-shV'
Thnr...y. and sa,nrisy, +" =. nsf'"N
wmInssi,y. Fndsv and SUNDAY At
os,,,,,-r,a Jct'rs"n -- ARRlvEs ,pf-','' .
s1a,ss,v. and Saturday. nj y " b't'N''
x.I,~s.l,y FRIDAY sul >sndey at r "
Nosrn.v,-r- ia Tyler AsHis'S , 49,
I,'n,.,l,y and SATURDAY. At ' n''NN"
- Wednesday and Friday Al r N
e $3.50 ga xsn.fel,i-- hEaiNfs "g1n'''lN'
III SATURDAY. At r. n; psrAHr '"'''''i'
sna ' '"n, saye and arrive The same daY''
T,s..lay, THURSDAY and saturday ,o
Gnxxs = Arises on THURSDAY 80 ~ ns,n
,ed an ihurday At ? 81 a.. ...f f.,,, >
orgirr Iiorss.-fram a " 70 u wv ''
nI,.. ors,n ier delivery At ".
Nal ci,a., for ti,e l.a-s At 10 ? ~
~ enc viii he ogen on Sundays run 70 ~ Nv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

We were nyored 'rw days since. with
wat 81 oar editorial office, lf5m our high
ly esteemed friend and fellow citizen. Rr'.
Irssr Wur H. remarked, when speaks
ing pf i'5..a. preferred h' parfY backs,
1, dtlsme aud 81 ihat old pNiuot
g. .t,.inaa and soI...r. jesse htlmrs, th't
he Ind perhaps never before in his ii'e, bNd
Ia, f5.anrs more shocked and mortified
lie acclaimed ia this connection, what is
the world coming To Hurean Flag. ~
ipgut ld
We don't exactly understand the mean
iag Of the above paragraph We should
Ike to know whether / Was authorized h'
the Raw. Jr..r Nirr, or gfatui'ous
thrust Of the Flag. in order to sfouse the
BAPTIST Influence in Harrison county
agaus, the Democratic party, and it- pre-
ludices against tho editor OF tins paper II
IN becomes any one to talk about patty
hacks" when such means are fesofted to
on the eye Of an election. There is q
want Of proprlsty and deceucy IA lngg'ng
in the name OF venerable preacher loto o.
political canvass, for patty purposes which
cannot be too strongly condemned. We
entertain kind feelings towards NJ. WIFE
aud have always treated him with that 10
.peet due to bis sge, his talents, end bis
position. Age ha. It's iutrmities, aud the
hest Of men are sometimes governed by
pre,udice and PASSION Preachers. above
ail other men, are usually the poorest poll
ticlsns.
The American party had incorporated 10
its platform, ~ one OF it, political planks,
an acknowledgement Of the existence OF q
Supreme Being and its presses had been
industrously attempting to create prejudice
yainst Mr. RrNNGLs, because it WAS ais
lodged that he had voted again-, sunday
law. We thought Il extraordinary. there
fore, tina, such party should nominate
man without regard to his religious opln'
ions; and, having information when we
deemed unqaesoonable that he hon 'Es't
CHIMES was an Atic,d and the author
OF that clause IN our o'n'U'no'" P'o''o"
ins Preachers OF the "'spe' ITO" o0'ns
members ct the Legislature ana 'o"' ''
also had voted against a SUNDAY ''"' ana
moved IN det's'on' 'h"t SUNDAY oe ''''c"'o
out and FRIDAY inserted "a us ''''o' '"'''
much as IHd'y "a' me '""''"''a" ''""'
Da'h ana '"ai "'S" '"""'' ''"' y ''''
lgQuGH nahum 10 more 10 I -IAt' W" lN'hENi
IN
It legitimate aud proper thAl VIZ h"""iu
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GLORIOUS NEWS.!!
DEMOCRATIC UNPH!I
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

Or Il 10 unnecessary to say the weather
i hot, Certainly r,body knows IT,
Ugh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08
" UNIVERSITY OF NORM CAROLINA,
thapfi HN

The Faculty Of the University Of North
Isrolina having learned that laitcrinr induce
nents have been offered 70 Roher, \ Ezcll
t>q, Principal Of the Warcnton Academy,
10 connect himself with a literary Inst tuition
~ distant section Vt the l'nion. avail them.
''''e' "' Toe opportunity thus presented to
'hem TO render their testimony To his worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

K " LougAaH Lsg.
DIAN SfR 1t is now, and has ever
been. INV opinion. that, the only proper
;ime Tor the people ol Territory to de-
termine the question OF slavery, Is when
they meet IN convention to frame a state
Constitution.
have never on any occasion, pabhrly
or even IN privat. conversation, advocated
any doctrine repugnaut to thss
Yours respectfully,
: Il HENDRICKS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

OF See the advertisement, Of Lost '
snd Also that Of u Levy
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LATEST NEWS.

81. Lorp July 2,.--E. Bolton. clerk OF
the supreme court OF tail ,enu' an aus
dsyii 10 the attorney general, denying '"uSe
Diamonds statement concerning the "e>
s,ructi1n OF records OF th"e court Tic says
they are all safe and IN his custody
81 I,,ts July % An Express from
Sion, AGENCY ,epofis that 10000 ludians
arc d-f,,nr the | :. troops aud tba, hpsN
Titles v,,l be- nnayoidahly renewed. The
.,,,l,r. are living to the fort Tor protection.
G,ye,uor N.dan is endeayoring to preserve
pea, and sustain the acton oi thr super
iolrudeu, Of anouiiics. The annu'''e' are
suspended until the bsnd OF Npr'"S IaAe
marauders a'e given up. ihe o'ooN 'I''''
to Surrender them, and are Trying 10 'o'ee
4 collision with The |. :. troops
dispatch IRON The secretary W va
''''' - h.. ..,..d ,,sat ex.
-, 80
'''' - l,,s,od mo, arc about to march To
49,. 1T, IN. Democratic roriIou OF
the constitutions convention has not yet
.o,,auIt.d
o.. nj. D., -,
iNr'N'- '"' '"'''F'I' c,a.,d
the IN u''.' ''''a,N' -, =. no,..
'H'' ''f s''', W Ntt.,L.,.,,h,
man 'er'f,r' w ~" Wv ~, da Indn.
@ o' u. W., s,., india. .,a,e that Calcutta
,,,.,.,rn were IN .tale OF siege the
1r,vh,idee. were up. aqd seven Europeaa
-, H.. Tho al Tia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08
Now Orleans Advertisements.
Water lOlOr,.

Water GOlOr,.
Ncwman's, Reeves Il Sons, tcacrmdns'
and Osjorae's
lust received, large stock Of the abo"
- colors, N cakes and IN Mahogany and rose
wood boxes, with lock and kew Also ''e''
man Colors, in cakes and boxes, " tine "s-'fi'
meni,
OIL colors, in tubs-Eugli-h and NmerIean !
tantases for portraits IN frames OF sAiV !"
ilN56,
Caneas in roll. from 81, to 80 inche. vide
-tretchers .or oanyases, Of all SECS
AGO doz. fine sable and camel haIr lsh'"N
100 paint and varnsh brushes, all SIZES
SO packages gold and silver leaf
loo bundles duck metal, white aod yeao"
Tin foil, IN sheets and books,
Tnscl o, all the usual colors
French and American
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

>U and singular vlach Wa intended ia .ho"'
her- ,ycrr some ,-,o,c Who could .Iln al gai ard
swallow a camel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

Doors, Window Sash and Bids, of al sie'
and description for sale, cheap.
WINDOW GLASS, DC.
5000 boxes Amer Window Glass. all 'tss
400 do English and French, from XIV
to 2Dx3o
300 light, fine Plate Glass
l20 bxs double thick American, from si''
to 3)x30;
1000 light colored glass;
100 Glazier diamonds
800 bundles glazicr tins
10 tons WHITE Lead. in % to 700 ID. Ses'
500 e2nisters and kegs eol"red paints nv
ounce to 100 pound packages ..l
$500 lbs line French green, dry and gro""'
in oil,
1000 bb,s whiting and Paris white, OF ny
own manufacture, ire dried al.
Paint Mills of all sizes, and every a'as
uaually kept in paint, oil and color SUI"
" III be found at Il. CLANNoN >,
April -, 5d-y % Canal ST., ~ "'''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

y. II. REiNroN, VHAN Il
u II BRlNTON 81 co. Commission ~
] q. 70 harding M.rehams. No. ~ '''
street, New Orleans tsA
Refsy io--l. y. Howell & Go oe'r'"
Gtl-wold, White, Smith, 4 Baldwin, ''''''''
port, Ia +,
jan. II, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-08

suit, though nesrl all agree that llou-tons
chance is very small. H.. name is net
even mentioned hy the city press in con-
neotion with the office Tor which no is a
candidate, aud he seems to be iorsakeu By
hs know Nothing aud Abolition friends
North az well as South He WAS generally
supposed to be man OF some weight IN
the North, but hts speeches here as well AZ
in Boston, changed the tone OF public sen,
timout entirely, and his present canvass
does not even elicit passing notice.
Since hi. aspirations for the Presidency
have been crushed he seems to be- regarded
AS dead cock in the pit-pnltlcally de-
fnnct, and 1t now rests with Texas only tn
con.ign him to that oblivion, towards which
he has been progressing step by step,
through a career OF tergivef.allon aud pc
lnc,l intrigue, unplrslled in the history Of
any great man
Major David Hubbard has announced
himself ~ csudldate for Congress in
the fifth dtslric, of Alabama 10 opposition
to the Hon. Geo ). Houston. There are
now four candidates IN the district all
Democrats.
\, the second ,rial in Paris the oppos-
ton candidates were successful tayaign.
ac- majority was over a thousand votes.
\ great excitement has been crcasioned
in Woodiofd county, Ky, by the failure
Of Mr. James Il Shouse "a Gar as dcycl,
oped the failure amouuts to several thous.
AMI dollars Of forged paper has been
brought to light, Nearly every citizen in
Woodford, and many Ia Franklin AVID the
adjacent counties have suffered moro OF less
The furger absconded,
4 gentleman residing in Boston. has lost
member Of his family every Fourth Of
July Tor the last four years. His two sons
and wife have died on tina, day in success
i've Years, and on las, Fourth Of July, his
little daughter. aged five years, was seized
with conclusive fits, in the second Of which
she died.
S,s ANTONIO RAILRoan.--ihe Victoria
Advocate learns that this railroad Is pros
crossing finely that all the cross ties for I'll
" miles, are pad for and will q be on
the ground, that the grading of fifty miles
has also been contracted for aud all paid
Tor except that done by Col Shirley, who
will soon receive his pay. The iron for
6se miles OF the road has been procured,
together with an engine, and several cars,
al. OF which are shipped and will be soon
on the ground. The iron is superior Mtl,
Gle aud the ties, which are land to feet
-
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Bargains /. BARGAINS

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10
Punoh's Charge to the Jury.

GENTLEMEN OF THE jury You are sworn In all
cases to decide according to the evidence at the
same time II you have any doubt, you are bound to
give the prisoner the benefit oft Suppose you have
to pronounce on the guilt or innocence of gentle
man accused Of felony. You will naturally doubt
whether any gentleman would commit such offenses ;
accordingly, however strong may be the testimony
against him, you will, perhaps acquit him. The evil
dence OF your own senses Isl at least as credible as
That of the witnesses II, therefore, your eyesght
convince you that the prisoner is welldressed per
son, you have right to presume his respectabilfty
and Y y tor you to say whether respectable person
would 90 likely to be guilty Of the crimes imputed to
him. In like manner, when you see shabby blocking
fellow in the dock, charged for example, with sheep
stealing the decision rests with you first whether or
Or not that individual is ragamnfn and, secondly,
how iar it Is probable that of that description
would steal sheep. OF course, as has been before
said, you will always be guided BY the evidence but,
then whether the evidence Is trustworthy or not is
matter for your private consideration. You may
beieve " II you choose, or you may disbelieye it
and wnether gentlemen OF the jury you will believe
your minds ~
II your minds are so constituted that you wish to
IND the prisoner guilty perhaps you will believe it
they happen to be constituted that you desire to
ind him not guilty, why then, very likely, you will
disbeheve it. You are to free your minds from all
passion and prejudice if YOU can and in that case,
your judgment will be unbiased but if you cannot
you viii return verdict accordingly. 1t is not,
strictly speaking for you to consider what will be the
effect Of your verdict but if such consideration
should occur to You, and you cannot help attending
TO IT. that verdict will be influenced by it to certain
extent. You are probably aware that when you re
tire you will be locked up until you contrve to agree
Z on may arrive at unanmity by fair discussion, OF
by some oil you starving out the Others or by tossing
up; and your conclusion, by whichever Of these pro
cesses arrived at will be more or less in accordance
with your oaths. Your verdict may be right it is to
ne hoped 1t will it may be wrong, it is to be hoped
Wli not AT all events gentlemen OF the jury, you
WIN come to some conclusion or other unless it should
so happen that you separate without coming to any
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
. AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHlNA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month"; at 6 P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
l2th and 2Sth of each.month.
AS- Postage to South Pacific: Letters 34c.; papers,
&c.
AsrPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, 3S cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above POSTAGE via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
a5-Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
as- Postage to Bogota New Granada) Letters lsc.;
papers, &c.
aS-Postage to China, New Sonth Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
K5 The postageto places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
34oents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
Ha- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Francisco,) is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
H5 The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the do,
messc rates apply. R. E. NOTATION, pm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

Wa wish that Dr. Doran. or some other eouall
at;art aTnnrer of the records of the nst Womb civ
X sinsie volume recital Of The exploits Of t6os
ladies Tbo. rising aboye the timiditv attrhnts to III
~ have mneIied bv Inc religions ~ ratriot;c mo
tives en,lated the Seeds Of ths most renowned wal
r;crs ~ If tha fieid. The ref.nrd wonld IL indeed
Militant one. We should behold the wives and maid
sns If the ancient Heyetia. lie worthy ancestors
the modern Swiss. rolling hack the veteran mailclat
wSr,inrs Of Rome Ia iisastrona defeat "a should eel
matrcns ~ Rr;tain hurlinc eeance AZ mar's legion
aries an towerinr above M tde of hatte Boadlces
s, ths warr;ornuean n Of he Iceni Comipr down e
iater trnes the maid of Orleans vould riyct our at
teSt;on.tRat wondrous Girl of Domremi, wht
iea the ohvalrv 81 Franca "a hatfle Who commanded
srm;as attacEed sortresses hurled back the tide o
INVASION snd Derished Il last not fairly overcome
| but he victim of disoracefnl treason.
Jnan of Arc seeyns 10 have transmitted her heroic
.n;r;t II manv n ber conntrywonen. In the cam.
neian Of ,os the sannbre and Meuse, Dumourier had
for liz aiddecamps ewo of the oveest young ladies
IN aIi ali France. 81 dsszling beauty, their figures
showed ii advantage IL thsir fne cavalry uniforms
and thew insnred q much respect and enthusiasm by
their vsior. IS they won admiration BY their charms
hev rode into the hottest Of the battle CARRYING the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

just ten minutes before o'clock raising funds when
going round the corner Of Kilby street, Jones came
in contact with Smith, knocking him down. Smith
was excited, and exclaimed
Do that again and I'll knock you into the middle
Of next week. =
my dear fellow" shouted Jones, G do it, and Til
give you thousand dollars for if I can only get
through till then without breaking, I'm safe.H
a certain Irish attorney threatened to prosecute
Dublin printer for inserting the death of living
person. The menace concluded with the remark that
9 no printer should publish DEATH unless apprised
Of the fact by the party deceased"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

., fouEG AhERIcA.-The Boston Transcript relates
lady and her aunt 'NNAs
aani-pray al where are you going, Beatrice
Niece-ro dance, Aunty
:, Aunt-i wonder that your mother can allow it..
has very few charms for me. '''N " o''N
Then the matter is indeed nicely adjusted,
since you have very few charms for this vain world
Here the door-bell rung--a gay.looking youngster
made his appearance in the parlor-exit Beatrice,
with the gay,looking youngster close in her wake.1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

writer n the Baltimore Sun, who has been
afflicted severely in his family by bronchitis, has
found relief from the following remedy take honey
fn the comb squeeze 1t out and dilute with little
it. It has been known not to. fail In cases where
children bad throats so swollen as to be unable to
issailows Z is certainly simple remedy, and may
t5e q very enicacious one.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

.. STATE OF LOUISIANA, .
Parish of Orleans, City of New OresusS
that this 18th March 1851 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President f.
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans who being duly according to law do
pose and that the above and true
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. P.JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this of March,
A. D. 1857. q. NJ. BRADFORD, 5i
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved
per in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday and declared
o scrip dividend of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT. the net
earned Of the year ending February g. 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the day of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-10

AT recent fair held in Polk county, Iowa, the
most noticeable feature of the whole exhibition was
large cage, containing two ferocious wild cats, and
On pacard over the cage in large letters, was the
i,olioWng inscription: !" Nebraska Bank Directors
holders" -