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STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Parish q o5s@ns oy Of New 70 Orleans:
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid Bros
fns inc a
and aoree, tTsRse5ip from the books of the
said Company JAS sf T. EssaS Secretary
5 Nj ri Ct
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees pay
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY the 9Th Of February next ,.., ,,-,,,us :.
FORTY @ cent the net earned Of the Com
for saqas 81,
This Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
sss n' current Rates
T" ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW. vicePresident.
New Orleans January Is, 1851.
5 5sen s ssey 'ssy sss~
Joseph q h Hay' ESon; aEss$ssid !; issSsess.
Geo o. & 5aE Sweet, Wm A. Kent, Az Kenneth,
ffsd lam 8 SSs
s. g. #oed perry Na @Safon sAn0s
T OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE conf
II PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
1-.S NEw ORLEANS, March /, 1857.
conformity with the requirements of their charter, the
Company publish the following statement
Amount of premiums from the 18th March, 1856. to ~ -
Amount Of unsrminated risks March H. 94Oi
Total of Premiums. 1901 46l 20
Viz Premium Fire Risks. .S263,311 IS
Premium Marine Risks. 2l9,222 o.
Premium River Risks. 1881 70
..... ...- 1851, 461 %
Less premiums risks not terminated,
reserved ..'...''..'.ssl.5li
Loss return premiums ................ ava 40
sos 1872 Go
Net earned premiums. $685. rs 6s
Losses paid during the same period:
Viz: Fire Losses. 81
River LOSSES o5,UNo ~
." m.. '.r s292.3S3 "a
Re-nsurances. aoosD %
$751; 533 4S
Net earned profits for the year ending February 30, -
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.HARDWARE.

n LUTHMk HOMES, FOUNDRY AMI
NJ ORNAMENTAL, WORKS, Corner of Benton and
Y Euphosine streets Office No. LOG ST. Charles
W. Two doors from the ST. Charles Theater EInnuac
Of the latest and most approved Patterns of Rngs We
randahs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight aud Cren
Stairs Store Fronts Capitals all kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
A Ratings Castings Guard Boxes Weights and Ven
atos for sale the Old Stand LOG st. Charles street. New
Orleans, u25
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DURAL RESIDENCES
IN MANUFACTURING SITES
IT,. tH RARE OPP0RTuNITYll
L a


RI t1 RARE OPPORTUNITY
LONG CREDIT | !!
FOR SALE-150 SQUARES OR ABOUT 3lU0 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line of the n o. jackson
and G. N Railroad miles from the city The ground form
of the Metaie Ridge higher than any place
within foryve miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial means.
To airy healthy agreeable neighboroods as
raj retreats for the families of the business of the
tain sections of the higher grounds have been
vate residences with ample and under uniform reula
tons the which designed be lined with
shade and Ornamental trees. To meet their wants. grounds
have been will be donated the
schools churches colleges aud public Here and
wealth may combine TO make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty. -a9s
apart for bsiness purposes This To-
caliy presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point In State has front
Mississippi river OF than mile and half and
the nayigable of Lake Ponchartran only about four
miles distant is the only place where the N o. jackson
and G. N Railroad directly with the river and offers
al the time TO the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment manufactures all
scrpons dry docks and steamboat building has
and for the oil arizns and the mechanic
much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
/ offered,
by daily trains and brick made on the spot can
be delivered here at less than city The Railroad Com
munity and will accommodation train aud from the
town hours suit the convenience Of those doing business
the city, suciepcy of travel require ii. Mr..
p Irwin will also his ns Of omnbusses the depot the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion of this property will be sold prices the
small payment of FIVE per in cash balance years
| with interest AT six per cent. per annum
town Kenner; W p COLEMAN St. Charles street;
| Z. VoSE, l45 Magazine street. au2o ly
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

s6it OFFICE Oh. THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Room No. Is City Hall .
New Orleans Aug. I5 1857.
NOTICE TO FAX PAYERS-THE BOARD of
Assessors Of the city of New Orleans having completed
eheir rolls for the copies thereof hay
ng been left with the Secretary of the Board Room No. 10
City Hail. the may and examined any
Inhabitants Of said city Of New Orleans aud by any OF the
of property In said city from O'Clock A. NJ till .
o'clock NJ daily Sundays excepted during thirty days from
che 18th instant.
meet their Office City Hail. from o'clock A. NJ until .
O'Clock p NJ the I'D sd, oath 18th 18th September
sx review their the application OF auy
t,ersen conceiying himself aggreved.
- Egs MARX WALTON President
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NOTICE! HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Nix. AMEs
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted By for account
der the style of g. g. Dunbar Co, No II Canal
hin patronage of all my frieuds
toners.
All those who have claims against, indebted
Dunbar Co.. will please call alone, the office No.
Ii Canal street. for settlement. GEO. u. DUNBAR.
New Orleans, February Il, 1857.
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1 WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propetor lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. ISL amp Il Charles
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NJOTFCE.-HATING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment Of g. g. Dunbar Co. No, II Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
the place, account, under the style Of j.
DUNBAR co, and respectfully solicit the continued patron
Of the friends Of the late house well that Of
friends. JAS. A DUNBAR.
New Orleans, February Il, ls57.-fel6 ly
NISsDLUTION THE LATE FIRM OF MOSES
- GREENWOOD Il co, in liquidation, has heen dissolved
by mutual agreement he undersigned having purchased the
entire interest of Mt. THOMAS f. ADAMS in Eaid FIRM
all its liabilities and alone authorized
the Of the All powers attorney
heretofore granted by MOSES GREENWOOD Il CO., or the
undersigned are hereby revoked. MOSES GREENWOOD,
New Orleans, August & 1856. bul2 I'm
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

M ARETT BfsANDl-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
~ appointed Agent for the old established Of AR
BOU!N MARETT CO., for the sale Of very superior
Banies Also sole Importer of the Justly celebrated Poney
Brandy now prepared receive orders either
market prices in Cognac shipped any port in
the Union supply constantly hand Samples seen
ut the store of
nj
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WGI.FE'S AROMATIC SCHE1DAM SCHNAPP5
Ny Druggists Merchants, and all dealers any
articles contained the catalogue, will find their
vantage ny calling sending their orders above vii
found the assortment of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES the United States, and the lowest prices.
PLEASE address. j. WRIGHT 4 co,
GENUINE DENICIEE WAREHOUSE,
u2stt Nos. Isl and q Charrrs street, NewOreAns
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~ ecEed for seed, for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
iys Nos. Is New Levee and II Fulton Street
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B.. 7. X. BENNETT: LURGEs.
IRON SNo aE beg leave inform
W featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building lror
Work at Nos @ and 81 Circus street. such verapdah Rail
ing, Shutters Safe AID Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, ETC.
They keep constantly on hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns Ven;ilatos and Sash Weights etc. and fiji
every Castings Columns Store House Fronts
with despatch.
m24 If BENNETT L co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
ROry's Kissing.


 Bout kiss do ye ask: It's mo that can tell; For, old m now, m minl,iug it we'll, When >palpsn of three, with how much delight My mither kissed Rory and bade him good night. But my mither she died and left Rory hehind. And the lus>ea 1 met brought her 50 to my mind, That at kissing went first and anither Because they wore bonnets aud looked like my
 mither.
 At last, would you think it, swate Brget OFIinn Had scarcly been kissed when she kissed me agiu, And tpUld me praesJ. away down in the city, Would say if we axed him, bit of ditty '' A ditty swate Bridget and what might it be-" Ne'er mind, my dear Rory, but come just wid
 me,o
 We trudg'd to the city, and sure as my life, He said short ditty and called her me wife. We got wee cottage, pig, and T spade; Bridget sicGened: we hired her sister for maid; The maid was hi&siay, when. true as yer there, felt the ould divil pulling my hair. Begoae, you ould varmint" yelled in alright, And sort Q turned round to be getting a sight; What lid diskiver' Instead of an elf swate Bridget OFlaherty there ijist herself. 70, Rory" she bubbered, still pulling away, '' But sick is my heart wid yer conduct to- day; A kissing my sister while I'm ill my bed. Nor able to rise from the pillow my headn Troth! my Bridget" says l, "perhaps ye can
 mind
 When ge to the kissing were greatly inclined 1e kissed me and kissed me at Donnybrook fair, And now by the iahers we're pulling my hair. Begoneye ould fool, wid q rumpus ike this, I'm ouiV (ITpf4U YeJ' S[Sfty {y hisH,''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Agents fol the True Democrat
ARK ANsAS.


 fbsnsas Connty-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post
 ". VI. JOHNSON, South Bend. bAkv-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYs, Harburg; Dr. L. l.. rsdley-Jo9N II AVIS Lanark; w. ]. LEPHIEw, Wm M. yASVALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURNS. Mt. Elba. SstsH-Gen; A. WHIsERY, spavinaw J. Il. HAMMOCK tjftend,n-JNo s. HOLLOWAY, Marion.
 IL STEEL. Magnolia; caoii H n eLa.EY, .m,S ts'01
 scorr, Philadelphia; JACOB WELLS, TeWe Nor zrrDp-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, sarav-R l.. CARGILE, Springfield. Hieot-CALvIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; M. A. WILLIAMS,
 6asers Landing. yaeford-Geo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. )rer-J $. JORDAN, Monticello. hsAa-Dr. Jo s LsMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FnaHktn-RoBERT C. TWEEDY, Ozark. skhon--JoHN & SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. $. RUSSELL, P~ssS JOHN M MITCHELL, Gainsville; W. M. PEBBLES,
 Green sboro. Esnpstead- l.. PHILLIPS, Washington. asfsprng-Dr. J. G. H HALLIBURToN, Rockpor; pr. W. H.
 HAMMos7, Hot Springs; 7. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH
 Ro HENDERSON Wilmington. rsrd-Hon. J, TN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and S. J. MASON, Mount Olive. ndepeadcnee-REUBEN HARTMAN, Batesville; Dr. M. H.
 JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. fe6srSOR--J J. HAMMErT Pine Bluff; J. SAVAGE, Lehi. eksson- Col JOHN & HoUsroN, Carksve. sekson-C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt.
 Penson. L4fayette-J. Vi. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville. Lspr reHeeJ N HnLHoUsE, Smithville H. KING Jack
 NJ. J. HARDIN, Canton; Wm. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade. Hosf gomery-JoHN B. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. Mosroe--WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. Mad sOn--J R. BERRY, Huntsville. MavioH-D. c. WILLIAMS, Melville. Osaehitd-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'r ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store Ps-y--Hon L. D. HILL Peryve. PoiRset-Hon. LEWIS SUrFIN, len. w. THRowER, Boil
  PhiL Lips-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena. Pike-W. B. SPEER Antoine; F. IT, ADAMS, H. H. MERI-
 DETH, Wilton; Wm ]. KELLEY, Murrees sboro'. Pope-R. II. HOWELL, Dover; c. E. ToBEY, Nouistown. Psirie-Col. JA's E, GArEwooD, Des Are. Mccoy, Pocahontas. St. Francis-S. w. CHILDRESs Madison; A. MCDANIEL,
 LAngue; GEO. W. SEABoRN, Tayor's Creek. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA EvERs, Lost Creek. seUier-A. W. CoLs, Paraclifta; L. NEAL Center Pont
 Hon. CHAs PErrIGREw, Brownstowh. Scoft-R. C. c AINEs, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT. ScarcB--Hon. SAM LESLIE Wiley's Cove. Usion--W. E. HUNT, Hillsboro'; H. B CoRA Heeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w. R. CowsER, Edorado. pew BHrenL R. VENABLE Clinton; D. B. CARGILE, Quit
 man.
 Washington-L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 McGUIRE McGuire's Store. REED, Searcv. THos. N ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARuTHERs, Cold We'll YsH-W. N MAY, Danviie; Dr. JOHN |. SHERMAN, Dar-
 danelle; Jos GAULr Bluffton. ? In addition to the above list of agents, Post Masters rho friendly the paper authorized and requested Q acla as anent..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

AMERICAN ARMS FOR INDIA.-The Dublin correspondent of the Boston Pilot prophesies that :" the Hindoes will succeed because Eu- rope is tranquil" and makes the following spe : culatons:
 "The restless spirits of the world--the fiery youth of France, the aspiring youth of Austria the educated officers of Germany, the idle Greeks, Poles Italians and Spanards-who in case of war in Europe must be busy and ab- sorbed, will now flock to Delhi. They will cross the Isthmus of Suez, and throw them. selves into Hindoston-they will officer and or- ganize all India, while English troops ar dilato- rlly and tediously rounding tn whole continent of Africa. India will furnish the raw material of war Grained men) in any quantity, and the military intellect of Europe may shape that raw material into efficiency. The Emperors you know, are to meet. Constantine was in France. The Prince of Prussia has met Napoleon at Stuttgardt. There is an understanding among the crowned heads, and hence Europe must be peaceable. Peaceable Europe will supply off, cers, and allow me to prophecy that America will furnish arms. Yankees who are desirous Of making fortune (and it is said that such men exist in AmericaD will import Colts ma- nufactures, and similar notions into Hindostan This is the way for Yankees to make fortunes. The Hindoos have money, and large prices have been lately paid by revolted Sepoys for English guns and indifferent detonatoTs."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Confirmation of Tax Title.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on Monday 1N the fifth day of November. in the wear ls4a Frederick Bucknhn purchased at q sale of lands for non payment of taxes, made by William Wilson sheriff of the county of Perry and State Of Arkansas by authority of and according to law. the northeast quarter of section 35 in township north range IT west of the 5th principal meridian containing one hundred and sixty acres. lying in the said county of PTTy, in the State of Arkansas for the sum of four dollars and eighty and on the 27th day of February. 1851, received deed of convevance for said land. and executed by Thomas s. Haynes, the then sheriff of said county
 Now therefore all persons who can set up any right to said lands purchased, any part thereof in consequence of any informalty, any irregularity or ilegatv connected with such sale hereby cal led upon show at the next term of the Perry circuit court be held in and for the county of Perry at the place appointed ny law, on the first Monday after the 4th Monday in March, 1858, why the sale so made shall not be confirmed pursuant to petition to be filed by in said court for that pur- pose. FREDERICK BUCKlNHlM.
 Nov. 3, 1857 Ct Cost of adv. Sl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
From Kansas.

S. Louis, Nov. 6.
 A letter from Lecompton, to the Democrat, says that the object of Walkers stationing troops at Lecompton, was from an apprehension there would be free-state majority. who would repeal obnoxious laws and depose office holders, leading to sanguinary scenes. The constitu- ton will be submitted with the slavery clause, which is objectionable to the free-state party and too moderate for the pro-slavery ultras.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

Confirmation of Tax Title.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on Mon 1N day, the 5th of November. ls49 William L. Buord purchased at sale of lands for the non- payment of taxes ill Pulaski county, made by Ben. Danley. sheriff and ex oicio collector of Pulaski county. by authority of and according to law. the south east quarter of section seventeen i'll township one north. of range eleven west, containing hun dred and sixty acres of land. situate in said county of Pulaski, for the sum of twenty six dollars and seventy cents, that being the amount of state and county taxes with penalty thereon and costs for the years 42 to lo49 inclusive; ani after the expiration of twelve months, to wit. on the Both of December. 1850 received decd from the said sheriff, conveying to him said tract of land: which deel duly knowledged and recorded in Pulaski county, Arkan- saS.
 That said Buford by deed dated Sth January, 1853, duly acknowledged and recorded i'll said county. ye, ed to Samue M. Weaver, all the said tract of land
 ing on the edt side of Fcurche creek, being about ninety acres less and by like deed dated 24th of November, S55 conveyed the residue of said tract in said county, containing about seventy five more less to George Piles. and whereby the said eamue NJ. Weaver and George Piles have become the owners of said tract of land.
 Now therefore all persons who set up any right to said land purchased any part thereof, in Consequence of any nformality, any irregularity or lllegallty connected with such sale are hereby oUred to show at the term of the Pulaski thancey Court to be held the city of Little Rock, in Pulaski county aforesaid the place appointed by law, on the third Monday of June. 1858. why the said sale of the said tract of land should not be coniirme pursuant to petition to be then filed by us in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in that behalf provided Given this 18th October 1857.
 SAMUEL NJ. WEAVER, GEORGE PILES. # $. H. HAMPSTEAD. Solicitor
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
NEW YORK YOUR DOOR

MI friends and generous public will excuse me A'A for not waiting on them sooner with my adver- tisefneht' when inform them that the rnn' on my new and splendid stock of Staple Goods has been so great that It was out of my power to do so and can now only enunerate few of the leading articles to s,o2o yds. Brown Sheetng and Shirtings,
 500 '' Extra heavy loS9 Virginia Osnaburgs, s35 Potomac Duck,
 $50 < Brown Plaids.
 5S2 " KerSavS
 la2o Bleaehed Sheetings and Shirtlngs,
 2oo pieces seasonable Prints cheap.
 70 Irish Linen, assorted qualities.
 40 Plaid, plain and checked Jaconet. u Due; W hite Red. Green and Yellow Plain and r"liied flanneis, Sattinets, Cassmere Sheep Grevs lWeeds, etc., etc.. India Long Cloth. Bed Blankets all sizes and qualities Red Blue and Brown Blankets Tor overcoaS. all first rate of the quality Green Barege and Black Silk, Gauge, Flannel and Linen Cambric
 ALSO-Shawls. Gloves. Silk. Linen and Cotton Handkerchiets, Combs. Needles, Geata Percaa Hair Pins Hosiery of all kinds, Suspenders Wool Scarfs and Jackets for Men, Women and Children Coats Thread. Flax Thread, assorted etc.
 The foregoing is only a brief summary of our stock lt Is impossible for any one to form proper concep- ton of the ceaoness of this magnificent assortment unless they call and look for themselves which in justice to themselves and families they will be bound to do. A. J. HUTT' Main strnnt
 Nov 10 1S5T " ~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD.

DANAWAY on the 18th of September en N negro man simon. The above reward A will be paid by the undersigned if taken any N where out of the State 5o if taken in the State out of this county. or $la0 if taken in this county and confined in jail that can get him.
 DFscRIPrloN- He is about 37 or 3S years old: is about five feet. ten inches high; weighs lT5 or s0 pounds Bright mulatto, with large grey blue eve; large mouth, rcd sandy hair and curls up when e"moed and one of his upper front teeth out Had on when he left an old cotton shirt badly torn. and cotton brooches x. H. RADGFTT
 Sept 22d lS51.--tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
gn R W Q R X

1ur facilities for doing all descriptions Of Job work can lh nrnased by any printing establishment the country.
 Fe have procured of sixteen hundred dol . ons of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which lbes do book and pamphlet work in superior style { af very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Al. IN.

LUST received per steamer $. II. Tucker, o Cabinet Champange Wine, Ileidsick do do Bougy do do Pure Port Juice,
 Sherry Wine,
 Madeira "
 Fine assortment of Brandy, Cordia's of all descriptions, large assortment of Cigars and Tobacco By JACOB HAWKINS. Nov 10. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

oSl received per steamer s. II. Tucker, O fine assortment of Boots and Shoes,
 Queens and Glass Ware, dog. Meat Cutters. ~ Sausage Suffers, by Nov. 10, lS57 JACOP UAWEJNS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHFMEll CAPITAL PRIZE S6O. .OOO,i

 The following Scheme will be drawn bv & Sw.N x Co.,, Managers ot the Fort Gaines Academy Lot tery, Tn each of ther Lotteries for November 1851 their Principal Office
 CLASS 6l. public, on ''' SATURDAY, NOV. 7th. 1857.
 CLASS 62, public, on
 SATURDAY, NOV. Ifth, 1851.
 CLASS 63, To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia in public, on
 SATURDAY. NOV. eIst, 1857.
 CLASS GA, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY, NOV. esth. 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Five Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety Prizes !, NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETs!! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.